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Show August 21, 1941 Horsey Utah THE MURRAY EAGLE Farmers ' ..- Page - World's Great To Feed Urged Features Appear Herds Grain Dairy In Mighty. Circus Famous Names Fredominate In Ringlinff - Barnum List of Wonders The big show Kindling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey will exhibit in Salt Lake City, Monday, August 25, and here's a synopsis of its 1941 features: Mr. and Mrs. CJargantua the Great, the world's most publicized and fascinating gorilla couple; the new fairyland fantasy, "Old King Colo and Mother Goose," designed and costumed by Norman Bel Goddes of New York World's Fair Futurama fame, in which 2.000 people and animals take part. Geddes has redesigned he circus from front to back. "Old King Cole and Mother Goose" cost $80,000, and is the grandest of all big show pageants; hence it is spotted on the program to follow Alfred Court's three great mixed groups of performing wild animals, so that late comers won't miss it. The new Birdland aerial ballet, starring lovely Elly Ardelty, costumed by Max Weldy of Paris and staged by Albertina Kasch, famed Hollywood and Broadway musical show dance dicerto; an invasion of acts from South America, headed by the thive flying troupe; the great Truzzi, juggler; Herbert Castle, tight-wir- e star; the Yaco-pi- s, Gauchos and Divisos, spring- for health, income as .sdurance, n cnnnlv the needs of ,e!l due subjects whose diet, P1S" .:.; deficient in milk milk ,rica needs a"' and f.irm .1. "hints' Lyman H. Rich, exten-3Ag-- J yman at Utah State U college, this week Utah. dairymen in of sup-ientneed the stressed ad-- T ti al feeding practices to Lin dairy production when r pastures begin to -- miner "Feed home grown decline. in home- econo- the fppds that lies." feeding f supplemental bar- eeds such as green corn, farm grains pro- and other and even supplements, good the cows are on pasture, rations of al- Urged plentiful for heavy hay, particularly .. PTLi "Tt- is ' id fCI!M jjp J " 'or W eTproncrly rotated, irrigat-- l fertilized, nad weeded, past-re- s will provide abundant feed at least another month, Mr. ijieh IV. explained. also pointed out that where- the past medium producers culled out and sold, jve been cow may under pre- jis type of i Da" J and profit r Mil I? 4rf U? Hf M wiMJMmf u m -- : is needed in of supply VI fill and .l Scarcity in Farm Labor Scarcity of farm labor is becoming serious to western agriculture due to the draft and call for workers n defense industries. This means more equipment and machinery is going to be needed on farms, ranches and dairies, if a sufficient amount of food is to be available for this nation and Britain. Stains cocoa Ti chocolate labor-savin- g saa that are not removed by rashing with soap and water may :ften be removed if they are wered with borax and soaked : cold water. ltlHltMMIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIHIIIIlllllttlllUtilttllHIMttlHHIlttMIIIMMtlltlMttlMlltMMMtllQ Kill Just Out! CONOCO ...THE NEW OIL that outlasted five rivals by miles more! CERTIFIED! for sale in Murray only and t PENNY LARSON'S CONOCO SERVICE STATION. Enjoy wrryless lubrication the Conoco Way and get more mileage ... ... mth CONOCO BRONZ-- i T XsgJJI NATIONAL DEFENSE 5.C83 GASOLINE! changed section by section, season by season, to ingive you economical, brilliant performance cluding easy starting! PENNY LARSON'S STATE & FARM FLASHES By Ivy L. Hall More than once you've found a frozen egg; found it cracked open and as hard as a rock. And you've never found one of them that was any good as soon as it was thawed out you had to throw it away. But now that same freezing process is being used to preserve eggs in frozen food lockers. So reports the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Egs that are to be frozen and stored ate first tatken out of their shells. If they are to be stored whole the first thing to do is to stir the whitvs and yolks thoroughly so that all of the yolks are broken. To this mixture something is added to keep the yolks from becoming gummy. Out in Oregon they have found that a tablespoon of homy to two cupfuls of beaten eggs will prevent the yolks from becoming sticky and gummy when they are thawed out. The Iowa Station Experiment o reports of corn syrup or of sugar or a teaspoonful of sMt will do the same work. Whatever is used must be thoroughly mixed with eggs. If the yolks are separated from the whites of the eggs and stored separately they must he stirred thoroughly, so that each yolk is broken, and the honey, sugar, or salt mixed in thoroughly as wiih the whole eges. Frozen eggs may dry out in tablespoon iinmui u-- """"fcj ' "" UH f u.-'- -d 3G3 FIIONi: MURRAY storage unless they are protected by a covering. One container that is often is made of waxed cardboard. d The fnven eggs can be f for scrambling or custanK course: or the whites jirvl the yolks can 1" used for bakm- vaiHir-proo- SERVICE STATION VINE STS. mm 1W1 INSIST OX T! IE So now those nf us wli t uso chickens can put the cheap and :r,s of spring and e:ir-l- y abur.d.ml sumimr away f r our own use later. In the fall when viin- - are scarce we can take them out and an use them ours Ives. Then w !IT eggs- f .r the hlg'i sell th.iat usually pievnils in Ih fall, a; get We can e..t m- ie cjti mole money f"l those we s - j CREAM OF KENTUCKY'S it. a FINEST BOURBON? Ma I, pr. PINT, . ,sihr cUal lionn makers wh. arc fac d v v.h f controlling this problem pest. You know Ihes are a !,. ..Ith hazard. They make Imirecl' ailing more ddliniH and they areI C- - 're annoying l the family. of Ha s includes clvckirc bn (. roper si reel ing ing places and for site home. a farm In oi.h r tu co! .'r-i- l f!i k for or rarch family should in- se Tin Ihei! binding places. ll-.- 62 No. 61 QUACr No. 60 JtlQUBU RICH' gn.it 1 BOURBON ..... 5rKiuu h-- .. a MO'-- .c ! begun aii'l. with f grief for pnal Fiv season wm tjjvv xM (, Con-j."cel- Mombers of the Utah Chain Store. Ablation Join In the nation-wid- e ula niwUr I. A. Smoot of Salt Ijike City (econl from left) explaining M. Nelson, V. W. Woolworth Company (seeoml from right;) and II. C. - " When you fill you'll up with CONOCO BRONZ-z-z- , get gasoline thai makes you notice its mileage and is Power. The blend of CONOCO BRONZ-z-- z CONOCO Ad-rian- Shoemaker, Sears, Roebuck 4 Company (extreme right) Stamps help pay for national defense. A Itmoring Cocoa ALL board somesaulting troupes; and Charly, trampoline Mile. Louisa, flying trapeze stars; -rmarvel: the three Flying troupes, with Antionette; the famous Riding Cristiani fa-- "mily in short, 800 world artists. There are 1,600 people, 50 elephants. 1,009 men-- r agerie animals and hundreds of I 'horses. nrmrpiIL II. iSiMVnB8,anJ,Pn y reUil 8tores- 1ic,ure "hows (, Tenney Company (extreme left;) J. one-thir- one-four- th r i" aDIIV Diego-Fernane- to meet the milk and :Jk products requested of Amerby the British ican dairymen rvernment, but it is believed ;jt better care of the cows now sag kept will suffice. In addi-,o- n to a d to jcrease in cheese and evaporat- 4 milk the government wants :j0 to 200 million pounds of red milk, and large quantities the powder are manufactured three plants in Utah. Brora Oil warrant Keeping in ie herd. jfo great increase y number of cows :?eased lI " . vi- '- He (ftl 7 CUT-RAT- E elude manure piles, garbage disposal, and outdoor toilets. Another means of controlling the fly is through careful screening of the house. Cracks between the frame of the house and the screen should be filled, and screens that have pulled away from the frame at the sides or bottom should be retacked. Small holes in the screen can be fixed with a patch from anuthcr piece of screening. In patching small holes, a square of screening is raveled along the edges inch from the edge and the raveled part is forced through the screen over the hole in the screen. one-four- th Large holes in screens should be repaired by adding a new piece of screen (o the frame. In sleeting screening, it is important that the best quality that the family can afford be selected. Copper, bronze, and galvanized wiring are very satisfactory. A number 16 mesh wire will tend to keep out small insects and mosquitoes. The screening should be large enough to extend beyond thee molding or the frame so that it will be less apt to pull out along the sides and at the -- Tamerlane Tomb Opened ;: d elas-topla- Tamerlane's body was embalmed with musk and rose water, wrapped in linen and buried in the ebony coffin Inside a marble sarcophagus under a marble slab weighing tons. Archeologisls who studied Tamer- What Fun to Ride! 3i lane's skeleton said his right leg was shorter than the left The skull was damaged by the infiltration of water. Tamerlane was the of Ghengis Kahn, the Mongol warrior who conquered virtually all of Asia and much of Eui rope. He died of fever on February 17, 1405, while preparing the climax of his career, a campaign to conquer China. X7 Bicycles Repaired Reasonable Prices! E. Carlson FIRNITl'RE EXCHANGE South State 4889 St Joe Ruby's 1M )ri L UN "The Place to Meet" Coolest and Cleanest Spot in Town Ice Cold Ileer . Sleepy Hamlet Receive! Its Mail by Pack Burro . . Clean and Fresh Meet New Friends . . . Greet Old Friends at ARIZ. 179 North Main Street . . . Mid vale FINANCE SERVICE Tu-bn- g A - Screen doors should be reinforced at the places where people open the door w ith wooden molding or with a heavier wire frame. The springs and hinges should be firm and strong. If they are not. new ones may be obtained inexpensively, rcpaircdoq ir Streamlined trains and transcontinental transports speed the mails from coast to coast in Die space of a few hours, but In Tubac It is transported today os it was 50 years ago by pack burro. Ramon QuinUro, a native of for 20 years has carried the mails twice a day from the railroad station to the post office on bis puck burro. Often, when the Sunta Cruz river Is up, Ramon and his burro may have to wait for hours to get across, and he's even held the mall-baover his head and waded the river. A relic of olden days. Tubac Is surrounded by crumbling adobe walls and memories of the past. Ramon bves there with his children and grandchildren, setting the pace for Uic town, harpy In bis existence, or as be would put it "asl cs la vida" tThis Is the life). Arizona. TuSituated in bac is a sleepy blc town that has modern refused to keep pate developments. The Southern Faclftc line between Nogales and Tucson passes throw:!), carryii g mail to the west coast f Mexico. Wool asproofing method for gasproofing wool Skeleton Well Preserved uniforms has been announced at MOSCOW. Soviet scientist the Wool Industries Research opened the tomb of Tamerlane, laboratory at Torridon, Leeds, mighty Mongol conqueror who died England. The laboratory has also in 1405. and found the skeleton well.ideveloixd a new chemiml trent. ment for woolen bandages, which preserved in an eoony cottln covered by brocade, acthe same effect as .produces cording to dispatches from Samar-- . used in the surgical treatkand. ment of woundns. bottom. Tl'DAC. r iitemplate the pur-rhiof a new or uwd cat on a deferred piiyrnent bnnln, ve Uk. We are In a position lo you In arranging the f I n n n r I n f on tnoftt If you alt faorallo term. Our "C,(nUnuJnKM Policy Will Save You Approximately 40 On Von Insurance Cost I'LL HE GLAD TO HELP YOU (No Charge for Thl Service) J. REX HAMILTON 4303 PHONE Mt'RRAY SOl'TII STATE GROC EKY 1C3 PHONE MURRAY 186 WHOLESALE and RETAIL lo EVERYONE! of Ulah! Only Siore of lis Kind in the Siale liilliMl lo Open Until 11 o'clock Every Night st, |
