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Show Murray Eagle, Murray, Utah 1-- Moving Large Trees Kill Perennial Done Successfully Weeds in Fall Mae Clarke 5 . Much Easier Job Than in 1 Spring After the Garden Has Been Planted. THE ANNOYING FLIES "I'eople would not stick around If they were not wanted. "I'eople would not like other people if they were not treated well. "I'eople would not stay In houses where they were not wanted and where they were told they were not wanted. "I!ut flies will! "Yes, people cun shove us aside when we light upon them, they can talk about us and wish we'd go away, but still we come about "The other day I settled on the forehead of n little girl five different times In less than ten minutes. "She brushed me off and about me nnd said she wished I'd go away and not come back again. "I!ut back I came. "That Just shows you how much better a friend I was to her than some people would have been If she hail talked to them the way she talked to me." "Still," said the second fly, "you wouldn't have been anxious to Show her any real friendship. "Maybe you'd go back to her and bother her and stick to her, but not In any friendly fashion." "True," said the first fly, "but still I remark that that I more than people will do stick when they're not loved." "Oh, well," said the second fly, "I enn't say anything, as 1 do the same. I show the same interest In those who show no Interest In me. "1 fuss about people who are annoyed by me. "I don't care whether I'm wantt ed or not I'm still the same HAVE some remarks which I should like to nuiko," said the T fly. First he dusted off his hind less nnd then he brushed off his front U'lia and cave his head a good dustHe did nil tills without any ing. duster his wings and head and lees could be kept clean by himself without any outside help. lie didn't care to be too clean-J- ust enough, Just enough, tliut was all. "Yes," the fly continued, "I have some remarks to make." Another fly looked at him out of lils double eyes and said: "If that "I Have Some Remark to Make," the Fly Continued. is the them." case belter you'd 0 1 d make Amateur musical and dramatic performances afforded the first ex. perience in stage work for charm-in- g Mae Clarke of the screen. She formerly sang In night clubs and made a vaudeville tour before becoming an actress in the pictures, one of her latest being "Men on Call." Miss Clarke was born In Philadelphia. She Is 5 feet 2 inches tall, weighing 100 pounds, has light brown hair and brown eyes. ground. When the Infested soil Is right neither too wet nor too dry and hard the lluld is poured into holes IS inches deep, dug In the ground t The holes Intervals. at may be made by driving down an Iron pipe about one Inch In diameter, and about two feet long. About two ounces of the chemical should be mured Into each hole, and the hole Immediately tilled In, so that the fumes of the lluld may effectively kill the weed roots. Diiulphlde Evaporate Rapidly. Carbon disulphhle evaporates very rapidly, and therefore only .small amounts should he taken from the container at a time, and used quickly. The container cap should be kept tii'ht at nil times. This chemical Is also highly explosive so It should be kept away from fire. Especially should workers refrain from smoking while using It. Killing the weeds In the fall is much easier than In the spring after the garden Is planted, for every time the plow or cultivator Is run through the infested area, parts of the weed roots are carried along, mid the spread Is quite rapid. Then, too. In the fall there Is lio danger of injuring plant growth, since almost everything has been taken from the garden. this nnd buzz and sing fly about little son; stick-abou- The Why of Superstitions came from me when you had already made tip your fly mind to fpeak. I la, ha, buzz, buzz, I By H. ." "oh, very well." said the first fly. "I do not tnit.d If you understand IRVING KING through the dark forests with hostile Intent, took every precaution not to leave behind them anything t In lie gi neral superstition by which their enemies could trii'.e them. hair cutting? or hair combings. Is That was the material reason not and burned be must that they which passed with the conditions atThe penalties thrown away. which gave it birth. Hut there was fur anything. tached to throwing away the cut- another and a supernatural reason "I'm the other way. I don't mind tings or combings vary In different for not throwing away the hair liow much I urn Insulted. And It localities and range all the way which has caused the superstition 1 about this that wish to make my fr headache to general bad luck. to endure unto this day. It was remarks. The superstition Is an Inheritthe old belief In contagious imiglo "People would not Mick to each ance from the most ancient times by which the possession of so a wise special part of n man as bis hair other If they were told to go away and arose originally from and were pushed aside or brushed precaution of our nncestors who, would enable an enemy to work aside. when they were tracking each other him great evil. For I ho hair, the nails Mo! the teeth, though sopa-rate- d from their former possessor, were supposed t,, Mill retain so mtnh nihility with him that what was done to then) affected him. l i.' lr Manure N wsnsiior HvnlW-ntI HAIR CUTTINGS so well. "I won't let my feelings he hurt. I won't fo away and keep from Fpeaking to you ,n that account. "1 wouldn't boa child nnd get nind nt another child and 'not speak' Tun I FOR MEDITATION Plowing Garden During Late Fall Proper Plan While It will be fur better to plow the garden In early fall than to wait until spring, It seems even belter to low in late fall than early fall. If the ground Is plowed Just before it freezes up for the winter, II large proportion of the grubs, cutworms nnd the like Will he brought to the sin (a, . of the ground. There will he little or no time In a normal M season for these to burrow-deepe- r Into the ground Alternate e freezing ai d thawing near the results in higher mortality among these pess. And then while you are plowing. Hun the poultry into the garden s area, I'.ir.N ;.nl (xiiilirv make inroad on insect population when given half ii chance at plowing tllue. 1 By LEONARD A. BARRETT sur-fac- SERVICE UK daily met the oppnrtu nlties which our modern world presents to ns Is It imt Imperative that we discover Just what are our motives nnd purpose In life? lo we undertake our daily taks with ll clear and definite goal ahead of lis or nre we trusting to chance or file I" direct our course? I hi we regard the advantages we possess lis oppi rtunitios for personal ng grand. zetneht or personal service? S Wlil we Im to work, or work in order in live? If we make service lie ma'.n fibjoclhe of our career, reiMrdh ss of what profes filotnil woik we may he Interest ei In -- If we look upon Hie UK n woiiiletful opporiiinhy for tn a k I the n g a more I ti a c whhh lo live-- if we sei k lo Infuse p r I ti r I ll it l'K'.. p ,nto tie char.ic- world tit p or of the thoughts he thinks rather than to the amount of money be may possess. Shall ones Interpretation of life's values tie expressed In the choice ( those standards whhh so absorb nil the resources as to leave no room for the things of tin- - heart hoiiie, little children Wo may gel money im. I friends? bill it will never to leg O'litelil-ienl ; It may bring relief from physical ins'ds, but inner tiring Sti-'- i ess In Hie true happiness. g lice of life, when tichli'ved only for personal g' ;it jtlcsit ion. Is but "sounding bras,; nnd linkl.ng ovm Wear Editor: one ot those gms who ASinlniHeii!!y eiiniigti to t:poi merchant who ilUim from ti, profits ..f the n'lg.lM.il..M.d .!..!,. has loiij; ago learned that (lie luosl sure wy to pfftijs Is .y retlilerilig s.tv'ie, A fortune iiwai's anv erson wl.n can ills, over leal i:l,!;e t,, , ,j ,:,, the vaj lo iorel lti.it t.ee.. ' (,,. ili!!li ti.'e ol a pet soli l.fe I;, in v Is .ilt.lliillntj !! i;p..u wh.i ' gets ..:it of V- iwi!iiniii,!j, Imt if upon what i e k ., s ,.!,,, derives (,! the I ,.,..; r If..... iu-- I -f in I , u . . U A. Bjnett, bom no in 4 sin of I our daily 111 i Wltl'!il n era's A .tvsve. " Is to-letis'.itioii, or ovn ni-'i- llttiihutiibie lo r i,t I ! i, is..-:- . ,,: . r i! e s: e of in! of in. n tie e I i p.itk. I M. A If, 5r,.klu and haik ride i.iva'rv lees,. In pros;,!-- ! t la t'.e l. .i,es of mv ,i art I in... of the .ngar luillt'S l.owl. ,.ol..! g nj. M. Plenty to . . ' j ' I5r-.lt.i- '. o r')t,lll . J CAOBY GERTIE . I tirtm iett,H "X . ni ;, !, vv alini l .v ! ' .; I,.. " v t tie (..n't.,;,.; ml g . Is How a. Dy It Started hvhrid. Even Ihoii.h fiuits result frota such a i loss the illliif prnihiii' no co or sler.le sei ds so that the crossed roetiies vvtil eventually perish. It Is. then fore, safe In ruin hide that punipkill and squash rrosw do !i" lllthmsgtl it is ponil.le to se. elite im i. easioiinl fruit which Is the tosn't of n cross, InlTcreiit varieties of pumpkins, however, cros readily lis ibi also different varieties of squashes. j j i ' 'st er Ihi aiise of more favorable weath- tions. ntmiy who have found H iieeessary tu spray for nciiie up. ly he ilornii; t spray hi the ini'ier ilian vaiticg until piing. I if course the past eson has. In llios, loealit'e. been pinth lilntjy free from Sati Jose nciiie nnd niot filler sii.le inseets, 1 he evlretuely nevero v.eiiller of htl wililef has eoli l this eninmralive pins iloin from hiiiie In most of tl e lioftll eelitnd states where San Jose must bo feiifi'd, el 11 pays to h,i in curt fully, for a l mny be iheikcl tnore em'.'y nnd with les iVunme in the trees IIS the an.) It nil fiirre W-i- hire Is n-- t nL-tiiore'" thai lei!u vciioti of "nlpbii i,n '! tn ai, in il titij-tilin- in lie lie tif cnt)!f, Ihme ft sit.jii; end. i f n pm.fk., iiiidotible.lly sbh rnlite inllueiiep ,) of .olllii nil asiife of Deed no fiiriicr omnii'tit li . e ht eon e.)oti; however, tie P'-- t of u II inn ink:'. I f:i testing nnd m. llg!iti-fll!-tn know Itiat this .htili ha the stiifi, ntiri' otntH he. il'lo of the (ml that f,,, hj," "otneg:" nre the lit M nin lift .f. Icr r. spcHvely of ,r Ore. k t. IC lr (ha IV I Fi Dillott, Inc t i 1 ttl heavier one later It ,i , MeUmi SctiMwi exi lknu i H on. Caring for Dry Cow The care if the dry emv ts nil cr w.oi!, entirety, t fniines In (be hut Wot.J biKiiiting nnd MR than oUO Kii." "A Aie mc clothes finnh. aiMayt tnde in a The ElilteJ Matin gets 41 prr rent .f it, tin supply by recovering it from wnsle articles. everts roin (be sn. ci ed It'B hiellltiott It s eqmiilv Itnpof tatit that lh emv Is n"t fed Inn heavily lifier freshening. Mieh n prsi li. e often results In tidder trou-hie- . liven If a .ermiinrii Injury Is siistiilnod, the os of milk mnl ihiliL'er of thn spri'iiditiit iniike It lotUy tieievnrj- to nvoi l all eoinbtions whhh may Indme jnirgct. 'I hen, ftgaill, llier, aei g tbe i. lliff-itlo- umn iIlowii!tre ihi mpldly' nisy caiisfl a esse of Impaction, Bayer Aspirin will "save day." It will always tht ease a a grum. throbbing head. Quiet bhng tooth. Relieve naggin, pains of neuralgia or neuritis. Check a sudden cold. Ev rheumatism has lost its terrors, for those who have learned to depend on these tablets. u ,:t. ruayer i U"'K' Aspirin At trie fir;t- BiicmVinn f I throat.and reduce the infection. Look for Bayer on the nd the word Genuine in red. Genuine Bayer Aspirin does ' not depress the heart. Don't be helpless when you suddenly get a headache. Reach in your pocket for immediate relief. If you haven't any Bayer Aspirin with you, get some at the first drugstore you come to. Take a tablet or two and be rid of the pain. Take promptly. Nothing is gained by waiting to see if the pain will leave of its own accord. It may grow worse! Why postpone relief? There are many times when r-- . . ' - box-a- BERASPIRINl: The best practice In handling manure Is to haul It out nnd dis- Pines to Be Planted tribute It on the fields every (Liy. in Reforestation Plan The attempt should be made to cover the more level and rolling Open fields at Camp Lee, near Pefields ns there Is more of a tentersburg, Vn., where thousands of dency for the manure' to wash and men received their training during leach away on the hillsides. the World war, will be covered withThere will doubtless be some in the next year with between 3.".H0 It will he when days Impossible .r.O,tHK) yearling "lob lolly" pines to get Into the field with the spread- and ns a part of n reforestation program er, nnd it will then be desirable to pile the manure until It can be Ret by II. M. Sears, supervisor of Natural I'.ridge, national forest, of handled and drawn out. In building the piles It Is well to separate which I.ce military forest Is n unit. It from the regular barnyard so The pine seedlings have been fet out that It can he built up in much the in' nursery bed In the forest, and same manner as a stack of hay or work of replanting them will probstraw. If spread out and Impropbe started next "spring. This erly cured for, It will result In a ably very large loss In fertility, due to type of pine Is particularly noted leaching and loss by fenneutatlon. for as rapid growth and ability completely to reforest denuded ureas In live or ten years, k Is uisoR able of being used for saw or purposes within from 40 to'i years. (loodiH ss niiiii.ei usefulness, 1.1- - r Full plowing of land Is advisable as It Is more economical and imt because it will Increase the yield of corn In every case, according to D. II. Hughes of Iowa State college. There n tiumher of factors In favor of fall plowing, nudi as; The teams are more able to do the work then as they nre used to doing heavy work; there Is mure time In the fall as the pressure of the other work Is less nud greater destruction of weeds and Insects Is secured by fall plowing. The character of the soil In o factor tn Consider In fall plow ing, some soils run together In the winter nnd others vviedi badly. Other soil are heavy ami wet nml one cannot be sure of getting to plow tkem In Castoria corrects What a relief and satisfaction it is fur mothers to know that there b always Castoria to deind on hen bat)ir get fretful and uncomfortable! Whether it's teething, colic or other little upset, Qstori.i always lirings quick comfort; and, relief from pain, restful sleep. And when older, Children Ret out of sorts and out of condition, you have only to give a more liberal dose of this pure vrgtralile preparation to rhjlit (lie Around the Farm orm n dog that vmi wn has distemper, ll may kill (f.-the ih'g. w t Well matured. stn.iiL'. otii vcnr. old sep.ti wood should be used for grafting. ranks high In energy tie nilnric value to the Money value; pound Is I t.lve stock mid lire Mm If pfnd r cent nf Ire nets furnish Ml hind's return from ngrh itlfure. m t . , I'mler Average rott. till. ms, nl f.llf.l Will give g..i f.ilii! If see.l ed lit the rate of nlnHit VI tn 'd, pounds pet M"re. Sihige Is n great rattle feed, nn.l Is Useful In fii'dinj Sutiie other Mm It, but (is ordinarily made It Is' fur frt'iu tialflinvj fis-d- . tt Paint profecis wood by h rli i S gain or loss of inoi.pitit, ij ii,,, n,, Midden swelling mid shrlnkiii.i the siiffuee that riniseg W cat herllU d"i s tiO( . (scar. , I'niirteeti hundred tilnelroii know their Hint Vvk dairy mi n ti (he .Vi.Vl rows hi hdvaitoM rigi'dV. In itiilrv lii pnui'tiwut iih,h h, tions, nn I III ilaii lxjwvi rtiji's. Tiny ih 1 11 hrl , resfV mnv lie tumla tilujS - .11.. Ioit.il !.,!., I .' Hi!C!MmK ' . ej product milk iir tn tinisfi Silage . j stiuigil n Is the combination hay iinl g in . .:- , - It ullage ,,f sil)Ke, some roinciirnte lU'-t"- I Imt most t; oiii,miea1 tilm. -' M P "IN op m i eta ' ' i swm Wit condition quickly. Hcraus Castoria is made expressly for (htlurcn, it lias iu?t the neevksl mildness of action. Vet you can always dcticnd on it to be Aim! Poor Old Buck! bat k In one month re :t.Oii.fst one dolhir bilU nml only one In' --V! Were of the o'd kIzc. A St. !.i!s "V.iirrv-'IMtye- .' , He m f M of J as ot ebi It is almost ccrtiia 19 clear up any minor ailment ttJ cannot possibly do t!:e your.pt child the sliKlitest harm. So it'll. first thing to think of when a chJ lias a coaled tongue, is fretful id out of sorts. He sure to pit tl genuine; with Chas. I!, l ktdcr'l signature on the package. That Kind of Lu.lt -any lishli - n vacMion? .linh- s- A lot. but darn ing. Cincinnati Dupiinr, P.di.ks tm Pt tk tki m r : '. sla f'eb. Avt in Time! Drat with c Vromplly KLlnry Irtffiulitrilirn.' bt "I F ! lierrd with l.tadder Irrl- Uliiuis, celling nn a riitlit ml ronslanl bm km he, don'l takl l bsnce.1 Help your kid-nrnl the fir-- 1 sign of iliip. tier. I'sr DiMin't 1'ilt. ueeessfol for tiiiiro than 50) ran. r ndorwd the oirr. Sdil liy dealers rvcr). f t trll lirr. 50,000 Users Publicly Endorse Doan's: T. C. COOK. JJ DARWIN M?IVR. X ANGKUTS.C Al.tr . svs." I KaJ il.itl, 1,srina ps.nm ihf sm.JI i f my k stvl soitwt.mH psins. Inn, llrs.! hn sn. iliit nr.s altmwl a dil ofriii'rn'. 1 nw sollisl I tmild hsr.llv trs.l wk 1'illt. in t.l.f f.m- nf all lltta xmploo. anil 1 If II briirt la v all" u,,ns tut .l.i. to'.M- UDsoirslD5BII fi-- nil 14 i'i' h.vr, tn'i f Alfalfil should licMT be Sown 11 wet, poorly drained crmitnl. It rim " UkewtSe, lli't Sfatld "Wit tj.ofis iwifl mily 1u- - fPsiftijmlntim'tit if ntfiif.1 Is sown on soil thai. Is markedly ncbl, New imvs. pia efTective. td l.s. The earlier lime Is tipplied the souaer ll iM'gii.n tn cornel hi ill i y for iii'M j car's i lover. Uw da f CHILDREN'S ailments the spring. not lift ,' In many Instances I in 1 trt Before Aneithetlct Here Is u grim reminder cf ' operations meant before nnesthf,. were known. We have a large k at London bo.spi(:l which was rg before every operation, ami col;.. tied ringing until four porters t rived to hold the patient dnwu the operating table. Humor tells ti; every patient who could do so t once left the hospital en henrins; Letter l m I on.i..., ' m Fall Plowing Has Many Advantages to "Farmer a lik-h- 1 M EAN ? Excellent Practice in Winter Care of Manure Ask your pniftitv agent for dl rectioiis for tnaUng bordeaux ml, lure. resulted Jlan Ncwton "ALPHA AND OMEGA" 1 FEEL d ' ;l .a i i nnd cii.'iiiiilM'rs, Cote traty to the general belief, do Imt i loss; heiiher ilo wnferiilelons and !:ni'l,!.a lol.s. In f.o (rile pumpkin lit ! Hue s.j'ianh crosses are rare eeti uieler controlled conditioim while ever;, effort s tnndu o e pio-bii-- , i I j ii,,. eeiiSiH, .!'. ,lt !, ll n.' in..' leil-li'l- "'I'- -' w i. i !n h ! I I! .,! thfoiuh Us ho go, I ii " l.fe 11' Sfovlng large trees was once regarded as being so difficult that It was seldom attempted, but by the use of modern equipment and the exercise of care, it enn be done successfully, says the United States Department of Agriculture. The same attention to details Is required as Is needed In moving smaller plants, but because of the greater weight to be moved and the: longer time required, both In preparation and moving, much greater attention to details Is necessary. Among the essentials for successful transplanting are a good tree, root a Including system and a healthy top; moving at the proper season: Deciduous trees while dormant, evergreens when the ground Is sufficiently moist to stimulate the plant to' the Immediate formation of roots; properly dug trees with the roots well protected from the time the soil is first removed until replanted; an adequate hole; the tree properly set nnd the soli sufficiently firmed; the top properly" pruned; and the soil properly watered until the tree Is established. With the use of derricks, trucks, and an abundance of protection for the bark and roots, the mechanical dilliculties of moving large trees have been greatly reduced. Shavings nre superior tn all other materials for hen's tiests. Pcs.-ibl- Application of Spray for All Scale Insects I ) to Cross Gherkins and Cucumbers Xdt ' p.., k. I.-- , ;i, t' e owl .g fa !,:;. velliead. er. It Was the mat ninny 4 T ineio!.. r !,,,iv lil.i,.ip;.v he h'ke I. j,,. .p.in t l.l.o l..u ... 1 red , sf.o.v Mn,.,-;- V. w.ih en r"U'o tor a hofs. 1,,-- f lament vast economic thaii.es, crowing ahiMines, on (he pari of horses an do,.. jiiw ijs want to pit every dog ' e louses coo e t.i. and horse .!, y,o ale merely S'isi ,j, ions ; ;,., ,;,, i:p;.os. ,i npprach l .e p.t'e.l :iv, y have nil toward (.,. motor's!', si, ..',!. Mil. a pe Vm i i.m. I who don't like pets, p'.ty la. I a hard, narrow life, ey lead I r. . afl one ..v I was p:ne.:!ig ,, ,;.-- 11 O.ol. int? , It ,o walk I ; has even day life, ment ut Aurlculluro. , 1 bats,'' Is more than theory. a nnis pr.icfle.il hearing j by thn VnltPd Rtatea Depart- enor-inoii- i lies ' r (rroparoil two-foo- Two Wis are we, IluzziiiK with nice. We're a nuisance. It's true, lint it won't make us Hue If we're uracil away At ninht or by day lint that can't make us (to. We're not healthy, you know W hin we're having our fun We wait 'till were done. We love to annoy A Klrl or a hoy. Two files are we. LiuzzinK with Biff. Il.'otivrulit.l lly. "Just what I Intended doing," "It's the fly style not to object said the first fly. whether we're wanted or not." "1 see," said the second fly. And then the two flies began to "Von intended making these remarks whether I encouraged you or not. "You Just hoped I would urge you to do so, and then It would I sound ns though the suggestion under-Mimd- It Is not too late to rid small garden areas of such persistent weed pests ns the wild morning glory and the poverty weed, It is announced by Waller Hall of the botany department of the Colorado Agricultural college. Eradication of such pests now will not only stamp them out, but prevent their spreading. Weeds Can Be Killed. Experimental work curried on by the department recently has demonstrated that these weeds can be killed by treating the Infested with carbon dlsulphlde. ground This treutnient Is not pructicaJ for lurae pieces of ground as It Is too expensive, but for small areas In gardens It is practical, and It pays. These perennial weeds not only trouble the gardener, but rob plunts and flowers of food nnd water, thus preventing their proper growth. Detailed information as to the use of carbon dlsulphlde may be obtained without cost from the botany department of the college. Generally speaking, one gallon of the chemical Is required fur treating the average square rod of Proper Attention to Details Quite Essential. yen-rral'- re", How Iiriaht and Full ofLncrgy This Hoy Ixoks! He Keep Hi Face and Hands Clean and Healthy uitlt Culinira Soap Tri b rWl.lirn early in life to use Cm U rnrm onirvpryihiy anil in Iriirn t Olnlnu-llforant Hisnip'Mi will 4 'lit the hair healthy and litis k. Intra Soop Lcrp ap A Diorttic , S I 1 1: I s ll u n tn iS i li 1 niw.M sv l -.. |
