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Show 3,A .YAdsHUKT HATJ AU'Jl .K 'CEHIimCE fcDJEBSJLEKI. UTAH A. Churchill Spends ( 1- if "se? IT: IJayWIilTilis Troops u4ieni, 1 V- " - . J KCf J,.. Who finr? Vtai tTA 1 HORSES, MULES MORE VALUABLE nne Sarah' Sarah. Bernhardt, la her later years, julled aacx .her wnnklet to her necl p&i fastesed them with etothefcpli '4eTii f atisfy her S f f Swfrgswrt 1 HARtrr may wnjojjtl Game-Bird- s Restrictions" on "Tractors jexpected CareK t Joseph Washed Face f Joseph ti the only person of whom the Bible says that he washed his face. But the Christian is commanded to wash his face aa a religious duty in Matthew 6:17. Three North American '. elvTi T"liviKA THE PRAIRIE CHICKEN: The prairie chicken often called partridge is now common only to Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, the WILLIAMS By SAM L. Dakotas, and Manitoba although the 'Husbandman, Aaimal Extension ..t time was when this beautiful game bird was much more widely distribAre Needed to Fill Much has been said and written uted. The hunting fraternity themhis A Good Position vrf "Old Dobbin'" resuming one would who selves suppose sun"-N- wt ;,ace in the "agricultural would be first to protect the game AD hum bar torn (trawllMa1 to a return to the horse and bugbirds have been very largely reaickl? Braaar ram to aanrar taa e short-now that ki demand far aaaUlei acla. Saa4 I sponsible for the extensive destruc to far threaten infarmattoa and frca ratals metals "m of tires and tion of the prairie chicken. NEW SAY AND NIGHT today. v. uoc Wie should CLASSES 8TAKT EVEBT MONbe noted, however, that It restrict machines. DAY. and Javing tractors this beautiful wild bird is more than lost HENAGEfS BUSINESS COLLEGE just a game bird; it is of such def Horses and mules have never 41 K. Brsadwar SaM Lata Cltr inite value to the farmer that, as a their importance on the farm. "The Carolrecent government publication lue of workstock on North as that states, "any farmer would profit by ina farms is twice as great and five and calves, cattle having these birds reared on his all Imports All Coal d as Iceland must import all its eoaL place." great as the value of all times The same bulletin declares, fur and sheep. that almost IS per cent of the Two of the top ranking officers re ther, Horses and mules furnish a large Winston Churchill recently spent a day inspecting several thousand food of the prairie chicken consists wrcentage of the basic power es- ported by Japs as captured on Ba- of Lntial in the production of all agri- - taan are pictured here. At too is British fighting men and watched them go through various phases of of weed seeds, including those . r ,,itnral commodities. This has al-- Maj. Gen. Edward P. King ivi com their training. One of the things that interested the prime minister was such pests as foxtail grass, smartJr., wnat sufferers and weed -- ovs been true, despite the increase (which ragweed mander oi the U. S. forces on here shown he is and on the Commando lines, the exercises by troops in What Convenience! Below: Maj. Gen. Albert M. examining a knife nsed by one of the men with blackened faces who from hay fever should also note) in tractors and other machinery Another 15 per cent of the bird's food use on tne larm. Jones, commander of the First took part in the exercises. What a Location! consists of Insects, largely grassNow Profitable. army corps. showed chicken The hoppers. prairie Raising horses and mules is a itself particularly useful at the time profitable business when they are of the terrible invasions of the icml as a source of farm power, Rocky Mountain locust Sixteen of supplementing and as a means birds examined at that time were the farm income through the sale found to have eaten 866 locusts, Four animals produced. of surplus Among other pests destroyed by this 15 tirai good animals can plow four, disc are the Colorado potato beetle, bird visit Liki 8tll nr harrow 30 acres a day in the City! cucumber beetle, the the mrine season: do other kinds of Canter aaapa, thaatraa, baaUaas . . . 7( beetles, sugar-beMay . . twavaama, raaiov farm work at a proportionate rate; cotton worms, army worms, cut Naw Caftaa Gar at yaar 'oar and raise enough colts to furnish Law Hataa. Sbaa) bear the worms, caterpil yellow replacements, if wisely managed. lar. and the chinch bug. "In this way, the work animals If for no other reason, the prairie reaching an age of 6 or 7 years can chicken should be beloved as the har be sold each year and younger anibinger of the lovely northern spring mals bred to replace them. A good CALIFORNIA QUAIL: THE n horses or mules team of Gloversville, N. Y, has tome 200 Of all the charming, birds in the will demand a much higher price factories. glove more is apnone, world, probably, than matched pairs of yearlings or to the lover bird the than pealing first is the Pasture little, scuttling quail, with its plain consideration in properly feeding n tive, peeping cry. Like the works tock. Bob White of the eastern states, the quail is fond of cover, delighting to dwell on unimproved land where trees and scrub alternate 1 ' 'i'nm J I OFFICE EQUIPMENT with small natural parks of open MMMMMM(MMi(1M IN land. The author of the bulletin re- NEW AND USED 4eka and chalra, flla. Navy Secretary Frank Knox tells members of the house naval affairs ferred to above states that he has typawrhert, adding men a. aafaa, baxaaca. Shown left to right are Dr. Evatt of Australia, Dr. T. V. Soong of By FLORENCE C. WEED committee he opposes any changes "seen a female quail sitting upon 8. U DESK EX.. M W. Broadway. 8. L. C. meet after of Loudon the Alexander and Netherlands, leaving Dr. in present labor laws, asking, in China, her eggs in a garden within 30 feet at the White House on the Pacific area strategy. BEAUTY SCHOOL of a house, between which and the stead, "a change in the spirit ol ing Sauerkraut Juice workers." foot passengers passed many nest SCHOOL of BEAUTT CULTURE Sailors on early American clipper times each day. In winter a covey ni.Iel, tha Wait. 19 yeara aue-yiilSn Larzcat InModern, dips ate sauerkraut to keep in good thorough, praceetfut operation. the with feeds farmer's frequently tical. Enroll anyttma. Writ for eatalogua. health when they went on year-lon- g and if not disturbed will 138 South Main Salt Laka City. Utah chickens, voyages, and their descendants have continue to do so until pairing time.' kept up the habit in order to keep PERSONALS It must be admitted that quail are well at home. sometimes destructive, especially in A scientist at the University of DK. DELK. foot ipeelalist, eorna. eal. vineyards; they love grapes. How luaea,LEVI -- Oklahoma ingrown club nails, bunions, flat feat, reports his success in ever, under normal conditions the weak arches corrected. Complete treatment, feeding infants by adding sauerkraut farmer and orchardist have nothing both feet. (LEO. 04 Felt Bids., Salt Laka juice to milk. Physicians are pre to fear from its ravages. It must BARBER COLLEGE scribing it in the treatment of some always be remembered, in favor of diseases, bearing out the old theory confood the quail, that vegetable EARN WHILE YOTJ LEARN. Demand for of Erasistratus, famous Syrian phy stitutes 97 per cent of his diet, and barbera. Salt Laka Barber Collere. 178 sician, who prescribed cabbage for that such food consists mainly of Regent St., formerly Moler Barber College. nis patients in 249 B. C. seeds of plants which are of noxious ORANGE CHECKER CAB CO. Many a farm family still keeps a or troublesome species. Quail, when sauerkraut barrel in a dark corner of insects eat numbers young, large ( PASSENGER CAN RIDE W A CHECKof the cellar, but most of the kraut OF ONE. beetles, bugs, caterpillars, ER CAB FOR THE PRICECOURTEOUS including COMFORT AND SAFETY. used is canned in the states of New grasshoppers, flies, spiders and DRIVERS. PHONE SALT LAKE. York, Wisconsin, Ohio and Michisnails. They will also feed joyously. gan. Here the cabbage is cured in if given the chance, upon various MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS wooden vats. Only salt is added to kinds of scale insects. Adult quail, draw out as much as 88.8 per cent at bargain as well as the young ones, are par Reconditioned Band ImtrumetiU of the water content from the cabprice. Liberal trade. BEESLEY MUSIC ticularly fond of ants. CO.. It So. Main. Salt Lake City, Utah bage. In warm fall weather, the ' THE HORNED GREBE: A- ' J cabbage cures raDidlv and some' li'. USED EQUIPMENT The grebes belong to one of the times within two weeks tests the 8.5 most interesting groups of water INTERMOUNTAIN MERCHANTS SUPPLY Per cent lactic acid required by birds. It may be said, in passing, government standards. Tc be well (Dealers in Bankrupt Stocks) that the most remarkable fact about Wa buy and sail all kinds of business fixcured and tasty, it must ripen for eauin. Cash registers, meat scale. tures and habits of the grebe is office the feeding several months before being canned equip. 4 & 4th So., Salt Lake City eat birds these that quantities great ine nrst sauerkraut juice was of feathers. Grebes have been accanned in 1924 and has found a good USED CARS TRAILERS cused of living exclusively upon Market. It is obtained by drawing fishes and of doing, therefore, great USED CARS TRAILER COACHES oft the brine from the vats while the Liberal Credit Term in fisn hatcheries, but caremischief cabbage is curing, then straining JESSE M. CHASE riot does collected evidence and clarifying it fully Sell Trade Bay by a centrifugal them. this charge against support 151 So. Main Street Salt Lake City , machine that throws out all the cab also locations in Examination of many grebe stomBLACKFOOT POCATELLO. BOISE. bage particles. A mixture of half achs shows they eat large numbers ::. tomato juice and half sauerkraut Sir James Somerville, for Adm. of insects including aquatic bugs juice is even more popular because USED TIRES mer commander of the British base dragon-fl- y Chinese generals are shown (top) as they met in Burma to join forces such as caddis-fliehs attractive color. as whose appointment at r.ihraltar. eat a also etc. discusses Lieu Uen. They iwwanioong operations great We have a limited number of good need nymphs, The cabbage .leal contains against the Japs. Chinese large commander-in-chie- f of tne bhusb 17" to 23" for ase on farm wagon many crawfish and other Crustacea, tires Gen. T. J. Button and staff officers. At bottom, Chinese sol Lieut. with uuounts of vegetable wax. Build a wagon from your old car. Far Eastern fleet was approved dj diers fraternizing with natives in a Burmese village through which tney together with snails and spiders. In LYMAN MOTOR COMPANY Kinir Georee VI. He succeeds Vict spite of his fondness for fish, which 587 South Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah flee the Japs. Soundphotos. to passed of his Adm. Sir Geottrey L,ayion. constitutes probably Farm Notes diet, the grebe is a useful bird, since Coal and Electric Used Ranges he eats quantities of crawfish which to $75. often severely damage crops, and Largest selection in the west $10 Boys 5 Unusual Kitnatinn Fully reconditioned, guaranteed. 1 yr. term insects those consumes aquatic For the first time in INTERMOUNTAIN UTILITIES history, more which are known to devour both bean Oil meal than rnttnnsped oil Ul Sooth Stat St., Salt Laka City. Utah food of the fish and such small "Jeal has been available for live- fishes. wcit FEEDS AND SEEDS leedmg. Another unusual fea- Common names for the grebe are M the feed situation is the water and All witch of field and garden seeds. Poultry kinds hell diver, sprite linoooH comparativpiv in supplies. Baby Chicks, Hardware, Fencing, a like he dives because fish, or, Motor Oil, Binding twine. Roofing. White meal, due to increased flax acre-?8- 9 when he wishes, simply submerges, Faun Flour. All kind of caaa groceries. and the availability of meal Honey, molaases, syrup, salt and many as a so to not much om ripple leaving other items. Alwsys a saving buy early Argentine. was. he where the mark spot and avoid disappointment. Don't worry ; A .4 war-tim- .r r tomtom - Ba-taa- Speaks on Labor Attend Pacific War Council Meeting Vnxt et Jeaf-beetl- in e, ... well-broke- well-know- - 'AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY vx iNifiniMMMiMiMMi iifin I Meet in Burma to Fight Nipponese Heads British Fleet , 21 Ms Tae' 'IP MO -- - " rWT 1 .'wiv.w-.'.v,v- S . jkS - s, one-four- th All Set for First Air Raid Alarm Milkmen Aid - . Part-Tim- e tic, "icrease in ownership of small larms near large cities. Farmera' Bulletin No. ume Nut That's Not a Nut ine peanut, America's . favorite ai baseball games and cir-really isn't a nut at all. Ifa a member of the beari fam- nutpea or peanut, it's still good "eat, say the naUon's baseball and circus ,,. fans. . York milkman picks up a . Peanuts Morale-Build" neat bundle of books with his ernpof a drive foi American farms pro- - ties." This peanuts to keep It was all in fun when little fingers were stuck in little ears are 111811 1.000,000,000 week. The collection book tor pounds Red Cross four Shown here in sirens alarm air Chicago.. of first the wail out the librariei VSO eating nurnoKM anmmilvrank rn to au an eariui precauuons. uespue who listeners': got "unofficial g CauLM food be- - throughout the sountry. they are rich In viUinin Bl. a vw - er rt l0re morale-buildin- about delivery Our tracks will ba by yom doer. Write as for any Information oa feeding, seeds, etc. Floar Ce. . MatScM Fsed. CeaL Seed Whs, ft stain office, Srd So. ft 1st Weal Salt Laka City. Utah Ttuthtt Intormttioa concerninf (in, aquabf uti rtptciout bitit ibty bt atcurtdDocuof Mending five ceott to Superintendent D. C, tad taking tor ments, Washington, Farms there was a aerween 1930 and 1940 497. THE DEODAR A particularly symmetrical conifer is the deodar (Cedrus deodara) which is a native of Asia but has been very successfully grown on the Pacific coast and in the warmer parts of the Middle West and some of the Eastern states. ROSE CULTURE Roses are heavy feeders and must have rich soils if good results are to be obtained. The soil must be carefully prepared and heavily fertilized, the best fertilizer to use be-- , ing cow manure. BABY CHICKS TODAY TURKEY POULTS TO ORDER LINE OF POULTRY EQUIPMENT , COMPLETE Write tor free literature RAMS HAW'S UTAH PIONEER HATCHERY $687 BO. PH. MM$ WJf.tr. I MAIN ST., SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MURRAT47I Weak No. 411T SALT LAKE |