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Show IB THE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1915 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N, WHY THE AMATEUR POULTRYMAN SETTLERS TAKE SHOULD MAKE USE OF TRAP NEST FOREST TRACTS r Is Trapping pon Practical Only Means of Determining Lineage for Purpose of Pedigree-in- g Poultry: Individual Records Must Be Kept. 9 cross section 9 Parcels Listed for Entry With Secretary of Interior in Number of Reserves. 1 ! 0 ft- -- MOSTLY Step to Elimination of Boarder Hens and Selection of Good Breeding Stock. mOK. IIAIRT P. DRY FARM LAND L Knowing Heavy Layers Is First II T Jfi i cii front view rear vio t n ii ! II II j LKTV1S, Values Vary; One Piece in Idaho Estimated Worth $75 an Acre Cultivated. i ' j H Jr --NT' s " . I i i i! ii I L! il i L Special to The r Herald-Republica- , - - K jr, vjcX S v - T I'Q&t,' s-- w ? ' 1T f;; . ... x .. Ogden. Dec. 4. The following tracts have recently been listed by the secrec; j cj tary of agriculture with the secretary "' "' of the interior, having been applied for ri inHiianiiialwii nmifcir'uiiiri if iiihMwnMMi iHMii.r--How to nake a three-sectio- n nest. under trap of the act homestead forest manadrlnr-ta- x Xewrly rtrrj-.tirrrfn-l All are located in dis11, 1906. Each nest is 12 Inches wide. 14 Inches 'Inch material 12 Inches by 6 Inches for June 4 of the forest service, with headIndustry ha efficiency mn It Ideal. trict cut a In and the notch fnrtnrfe rtcm for rhfrk high and 20 Inches deep. Cut four doors, at Ogden. center of each 4 triangular Inches wide. Put two quarters In up the work of their and "0 14 wide In inches the boards. Caribou national forest five by screw In of the each door eyes top the Ruprrlnlrndrnl run easily tell nhira Inches have secured land as folapplicants and ends for and holes bore the and ends long, partitions, tm through an he nUI keep, f.lftrlrnrr lows: Junius Freeman, oneGeorgetown. boards 39J Inches long partitions 3 Inches below the top. Run Ida., eighty acres mile from about Impartial In the poultry lnilulrr. The enough one and a cover and to back wire through these holes Montpelier and twelve sides, top. miles from Soda poullrymnn shotilti hate a ayatem by strip CD 1 Inches 3 long and Inches wide, to support doors. Springs. Ida. Wheat, oats, barley, alwhich he run weed out the loafer nests. Nail a the on front for the of block wood of small the falfa, bromus grass and hardy vegefrom the hard worker of hi flock. In a few minutes' walk from down town, at beautiOnly to the front of each partition to prevent door tables may be matured on this land, bottom and the back Nail top, this article Professor I.rnli explain ends and should be worth after cultivadining; room, with fire a hole In being opened from Inside. Nail a strip which Big living and the partitions. Bore Two blocks from ful Jackson $20 acre. tion about the advantnKe of trap arstlng and how-I- th Park, and Liberty Square. per mantel polished hardwood brick material 2 Inches wide by trigger, large enough so that It will of Clarence D. Hanson of Williamsburg, should he done. floors. play-ground move freely when screwed to tthe ldes 395 Inches long to the front of the Ida.. in the city. 160 acres, about miles from finest children's nests. Cut three pieces of - nests at the bottom. Soda Springs, Ida. Itthirty the of is believed that Den or bedroom with polished harda Is breeding winter wheat, oats, rye, barley, bro-mwood floor. PEDIGREE poultry line. east and One street car block State of pavement means th keeping of and timothy hay can be magrass electric fixtures. Handsome on is of which estimated this Is the possibility tured determining land, then. breeding records wlilch will enable the the resiCLOSE-Ito acre be cultirestricted $15 when the is worth bird finest Jackson each of per and Individual I production Square I vated. Back bedroom, modern bathroom roultryman to determine tht rxact In the flo'-k- , and secondly, after knowCARE OF BIRDS IN enameled. white all buffet kitchen, as It were, the genealogy r,f I.ula Haderlie, Freedom, Wyo., 159.40 dence section in the city. Two blocks from the Ball Park. lineage. rr. this production, the eggs laid by j COLD WEATHER j acres, his birds. Such a record, together about sixty miles from Soda with ing Big screened sleeping and kitchen be can the pedigreed, heavy producers ldn. This land Js adapted to SpririKs. record of performance, or ears producporches. to home when You at Jackson live can lunch walk I In next from week's article Mr. Reese only I of wheat, oats, the hatched, and chicks produced you tion, enables him to breed shelf basement, 7 feet V. HU ks. former president of the I and production culFull cementedbrlck'construction. farm crops. Afterbarley other the belter hens. dry for desirable finalities. Theconsistently First importancen Pressed It a should value of Square. from have deep. tivation American will association, Poultry of Individual egg records to a poultry-maand st. materials workmanship. acre. of to $15 $20 Description Trap per quality J tell how to care for laying fowls! who desires to build up his flock trees nest street shade handsome Uniform J during December, and Obtain The Lands. Connecticut Nevada lie! trap Improved improvements, Designed by a competent architect. January, t fa reference to egg production cannot shown in the accompanying diagram is I w ill also H. formPeter Pome Tda., Malad, Anderson, give feeding be too rtronscly emphasized. 16S.40 acres, sixty-fiv- e door with a miles from and beautiful economic homes. las that have proved successful. The keeping of records from Individ- provided with a swinging to is Ida. I Soda It estimated Springs, to The Illustration bv I.rmis Paul r.r. trigger. When th bird enters ual birds makes It possible to eliminate gravity be acre $45 in $20 worth when per the Is to raise ham the she Brown! will be of Comb compelled Single cultivation. Inferior Individuals, and In the same door nest, This fine new home with big lot Only $2825. under. This releases the J Leghorns. John Luthi, Jr.. Freedom. Wyo., 159.80 way to breed only from superior ones. weightandofpas door from tho the trigger acres, about sixty miles from Soda If Individual records are to be kept, and allows It to fall, removing the -- -- -- - -- - --Springs, Ida. This is also dry farm the trap nesting system must be folA small first payment and $28.25 a month. land. from under the door. As the bird lowed. the. In Hubs' forest national three shut nest the door rwlngs enters the duced. a number of females which have applicants have secured land, as folPedigree breeding and the establishIs held by the lower or pointed end excelled the records of Ilelle of this home in our auto--We'- ll See Valof lows: KUlhorse ment rf a different lineage necessitate and Jersey. Charley Ruby be the trigger. The nests should Every chicken farmer, whether an ley, Nev., forty acres, about twenty-fivfour operations: First, the making- of of so amateur and material made durable of Sam Knight light, should use of miles from Hylton. Phone NOW Wasatch 963. a mating--perUI using small number constructed that they will be well ven- some sortorofprofessional, Valley, Nev., and Little George Ruby a trap nest. of f enm lc and "n male: second, the tilated. of same the address have secured "When a small flock of birds is tracts of forty acres each adjoining it. trf.p Renting of the flock throughout at freThe be nest should visited trap the thouleant th winter and srring months; In the Targhee national forest two professional, keeping quently or Its benefits will be greatly sands of birds, should maintain have had land listed for of special applicants third, the marking hatching fgRs It Is undesirable to continue breeding flocks In which the trap nests them, as follows: Frank Singleton of nnd leligree hat-h- , and, lastly, the per- Impaired. St. Anthony, Ida., 78.81 acres, about for a longer period than can layers be and used which from all of his manent marking of all pedigree hatched the . twenty-fiv- e miles from St. Anthony. In tho spring, when th-- breeding cockerels are ncce.-iryA The hicks. It will readily be seen that In birds produced. Is best land necbe adapted to the producare will it nest as used is one of the tion of small grains laying heavily, th simple !:'vr,tlrm of pfilgre breeding the trap and will 97 A to definite them often. visit essary pens at the experiment station is here bly be worth $15 per acre after probatrap He at i th- h- fundamental factor, for schedule being folbe out and should planned M. A. Davis of St. Anthony. without it Improved. ability r f the Individual lowed. It Is best to visit the nests and shown. secured 157.94 acres about Ida., has birds tti produce or lay the eggs which collect e twenty-fivthe eggs at approximately the miles from St. Anthony. Salt Lake City, Utah. tUev iv ronl.J determined. Trap following 56 and 58 Main Street. 0. 10. 11. 12. 2 and 4. hours In Minidoka Forest. if nests, intelligently used. aid. tf.en. In PHOSPHATE TESTS TO BE In the Minidoka national forest picking mn the brat producers and Special Heeord Must lie Kept. E. Meacham of Yost, Utah, has Francis the poor layers, nnd also ellmlniUng a record It Is essential a tract of 160 acres. It is besecured that special aid In eliminating such birds as are should be pf .led In the pen near th lieved that with proper cultivation affected with dlse.ipejr, !.;ch A1 White nests on which the band numbers of land should have a value of $15 this MADE IN UTAH SOILS diarrhor .1. per acre. the birds are placed In a vertical colIn the Salmon national forest Will-laHe umn Mint th the at the of and Trap et left, days Itootny. D. Pates has had listed for him Whi-16 acres, about ten miles from Lemlil, month In the horizontal columns, so constructing trap nests, or mlnlr.sr upon tle type to use, the fo- that alt the attendant has to do when Former Head of Soils Bureau Ida. This land will probably be worth ?2u per acre when cultivated. llowing pvints should be considered: Th recording the eggs Is to make a mark In the Humboldt national forest EunumIn band th the square opposite should be larg and roomy and of Mountain City. Nev.. gene M. Arthur at Washington to Con-- i of considerable depth, so that the eggs ber tinder the proper date. The band lias secured 16.97 acres as an addition on be should read number will not be trampled upon while th Immediately to his present homestead. It will in John Heil Purhcases Terrace duct Investigation. hen Is waiting have a value of $20 per acre Cannon & Cannon Will Put Up Transformation Takes Place to h removed. About taking the bird from the nest, and probably after being Improved. twelve Inches In width. eighteen to after recording on the sheet the bird From Dr. James Keith; Liberty Park Addition; PropFive Residences After should be placed on the floor gently Ynlnnble Idaho True. twenty Inches in depth, with a height and All of the soils In Utah are to be in a short time even Leghorns will In the Idaho national forest W. L. of fourteen Inches, is a very satisfacPrice Above 814,000. erty Moving There. First of Year. has had to determine whether fer- - Ilced of Thunder City, Ida., tory slue. The trar nesting arrange- get accustomedwill tj bethismuc additional Investigated h tamed tillzer for him 28.80 acres. The marment should be so tieltrate that the bird handling, and may be made without the aid of listed ket value of this land in Its present cannot enter without causing the dcor thereby. and the same, results ob state is estimated at $25 per acre, and A real estate deal in which the conwas in the spring a to lock bfhtncl her automatically. This During the hatching season, when It phosphate Such is the demand for small resi$75 per acre after cultivation. C. Cameron, who for fifDr. F. tained. now is understood to have been sideration WHERE are field there Is desirable to pedigree Incubator eggs, teen In the Poise forest Elmer Marker of dences that of six houses recently comkeeps ber from leaving the nest and between or was ten , in houses built $14,000 and $16,000 was closed soil head of at the the process years on be marked the should a has secured tract hens of pleted bv Cannon fc Cannon on Sixth from entering. carefully they Emmett, Ida., prevents other John Iieil of construction in Liberty Park adduring, the past week when e bureau of the department of agrjcul- - fifty-fivacres, which he desires as Kast four Dr. James T. of Lehi South Special care must be used that the small end. showing the pen from which is that from handled near Thirteenth by" which ' purchased dition, being to an his present homestead, have already been sold and the firm addition Is In Utah at the in n ture, and now terrace the at Sixth, Keith egg came and the female that la lt stance the company trap nest l so built that only on hen the bungalow about forty miles from Moun- intends to erect five more. of . M. Forsythe. general man- located addistreets. and East Sixth can enter at a time, for if two get into It. After the bird Is released and the a in South lots number of and the of the Mineral Products corpora- tain Home. Mr. Heil intends to make his home "The houses we intend to build will tion were sold during the past the nest it Is Impossible to identify the egs; collected, the nest should be care- ager Into every agricultural will M. go tion, said one of the ten apartments in the same in in be the I. week. vicinity," reset for future layers. egas. The tr.ip nest arrangement fully county of the state and make chemical Cannon. "They will be constructed oi sale of the and rent the rest. The lot on The property company reports shouul b so designed and placed thai mm of tests the soils to determine whether PREDICTS SOUTH END Produced. Hon Ilelle of Jersey brick and will cost about $2000 each. which the building is situated is 167x70 six building lots during the past Is or a in not It will rem.ifii free from trtut!-nthe growth factor is a feet and in addition there 'Those we have already built have week, four of which are on Harriof Jersey, a record hen, bred at of the potash or whether sulphuric d a addiin the such as nesting material, which might th.;Belle cost products, from $1200 to $2000 each. It is for son of with avenue in Park way right Liberty NwExperi- acid cannot he substituted for potash. JerseywasAgricultural of about that figure that we are homes rear. on are Blaine two The hinder Hj proper working. Simplicity ment station, tion. other the definite result Dr. Cameron refuses to talk of his tests a demand and I believe it will The apartments are new and equipped avenue. The six lots represented a finding In the manner of trapping Is a very dea period to be made in this state and refers all over birds in for the of even be brisker ADVANCE VILL MAKE all modern conveniences. The with spring." value of $3500. total sirable feature. The fewer working of two years. In 1911 trap ne,ts were Interviewers to Mr. Forsythe. n is generally regarded as one week the property past During Mr. Forsythe said that there vonld parts there tire, th better, as they are placid in a pen of Leghorns, the pedione of best investments in the city two the sold residences, less liable t get out of order and mike gree of which was unknown. The use be nothing to give out for more tlu n a rental standpoint. from for and Harrison East at Kighth as MONEY two the Mineral Products weeks, less noise operating. $3500, and the other on Twelfth of these nets during the winter and corporation desired to make the Jests Declares Business for $2500. South .in RATES EXCURSION NEW Individual lleeord Vary CJreatly. one hen. without publicity. The high price of Property s; ring shovrrd the presence of Albert Toronto, senior member of the fertila and tho was No. which one contests have done potash Egg laying remarkably good izer of the firm, declared business nas That Part of Town Will works of theinability United States to get in real estate eggs IS. K. Calvlu'a Chief Clerk Important thing for the American winter layer, producing seventy rtound Trip Ticket Inducements for of Invention rapidly increasing rear-iois the from tlermanv lor he expected to see someand lines man. rumcly, they have shown during the cold months. It is needless potash poultry Labor of Amount was Klimlnates It made. in the Vat Trips on Salt Luke Itoute. Value. Increase being experiments the a building him that birds differ greatly In their to say that the eggs which this bird thought thing inapproaching to best Effective start company In by today the Salt Lake Route l'nsses. ISMiiIng the "boom" spring. laid during th spring, at which time the experiments In Utah, as tho land is will inaugurate a series of excursions ability to produce, that in a. normal she was mated to a strong, vigorous more or less Impregnated with potash flock of on? hundred birds, there are for one fare for the round trip between Through the invention of a simple The southern part of the Salt Lake device Krnest L. Smith, chief clerk to Salt Lake and points as far south on a few birds which lay eggs during the cock bird, were hatched, and from this deposits and the sulphuric acid tests will essential main line as Milford. reveal is K. K. ON the whether come and vice LOT business is to about district cockerels into most conexcellent a general IMPROVE MAY potashor not as the Calvin, few president year, and other birds which lay a mating, to the growing of grains The tickets will be good for one day Short Line, is . its own, in the opinion of A. E. H. manager of the Oregon siderable number. The average, how-ev- f were secure 1. between Salt Lake, Tooele, Stockton, will neutralize the potash In the Peterson of the firm of Peterson & saving the railroad more than $800 a The best cf these cockerels were acid r, Is about on hundred and twenty. St. John. Dunbar, Ajax and Tintic. 7000 annual forty-fiv- e of firm The has the in soils. Son. the purchased year issuing just of frontage on State street, passes of the road. It is asserted by Knowing that this difference exists in mated back to his mother. No. On reduced fare return trip tickets feet STREET sold to Nephl, Juab, Lyndyll, Delta, between Fourth South and Fifth South. railroad heads that the device will save Individuals, the poultryman who floes an l Belle of Jersey, which Jald over d FIRSTSOUJH Mr. Peterson said the company intended the railroads of the United States more no", attempt to determine which .are 21; epsrs her first year. 22.1 her second CLOVER SEED BONANZA Oasis, Clear Lake, Blackrock and on on a of to in as leave train the the up $250,000 100 than ISO may put over passengers building issuing ground her and annually his boarders and 'hich the producers, year. third year, soon as a tenant was secured, and annual and trio passes. The patent No. 1 Saturday nights at 11.50 o'clock, and by knowing which they are, elim- eggs her fourth year was produced. is still pending and it Is are device tenants for the there several return to Salt Lake on train No. 2. and prospective thsame has This of method former and treed from the inate breeding; in sight. in use only on the Oregon Short Line. here at 6.30 o'clock Trust Entire arriving Interest, Acquiring obwe of soon as been latter. Is not building up a future suc- been continued during the past four has will "What As the type The same rates a.nd limits building put patent TO DAHO'S FARMERS up has not yet been definitely decided," tained the invention will be placed on cessful business. to Sunday excursion tickets years. Avlth the result that a strain of will apply Will Build If said Mr. Peterson. "That will depend the market. Already a number of eastCompany of the intermediate stabird A gre.it advantage cf the trap nest. at has been pro- any bought on the wishes of the tenant. Whatever ern lines which maintain pass bureaus The rates will be Lake. Salt tions for in every respect. have made inquiries concerning the deFound. it is it will be modern Tenant until further noIn effect every Sunday "I understand some more buildings vice, and it is possible samples will be tice. Returns as Much as S600 an are to be erected in this end of town. sent to them as soon as the passes for The outlook for the south end is better the Oregon Short Line are completed. and those Where it took the Oregon Short Line than it has been in ten years wav for the erecUon of a build- RESERVATION IS SURVEYED Acre, Says H. C. Haight, who make investments In this section offices about sixty days to get out the ingThe on First South street between State of the city will realize good returns annual passes of the road and make and E. Second East was cleared Friday II. T. Johnson Spends Season Studying Former State Senator. from them." the necessary duplicates and records transferred Mrs. Kate B. Gillespie ! Duck Valley Irrigation Problem. Mr. Peterson said there was a brisk required by the interstate commerce when Loan &. Trust company to Fritsch the Information concerning on the feasidemand for small homes and vacant commission, the entire pass list can her half interest in thirty-nin- e of feet one stenographer the Duck placing water bility ofIndian there. prppertv on which to build homes in now be completed by The clover feed yield is one of the tin; on the Nevreservation in less than thirty frontage steadilv A. Fritsch, president of the trust Vallev spring. J. working Pain I a visitor to every home and best paying crops ever raised In southline is being compiled by said no definite plans for im- ada-Utah days. The annual pass and all of the records required by the railroad and company, had been tlie United States Indian service engiuual!r it comet quite unexpectedly. But of the ern Idaho nnd the farmers who have property provement commerce commission are made, but the company would build if a neering force. ,H. T. Johnson, assistant EASY interstate from ten to sixty acres of land are FIND H one operation of the type- suitable tenant could be secured. As engineer, has returned to Salt Lake you are prepared for every remergency if with made the reaping greater profits through it formerly took two and to the type of building to be put up, after an exhaustive study of the probwhere writer s a Dioan XL cot tie tmaii oi you keep for seed than by utilizing; their in adjusting the carbon he said that would depend on the wants lem. lost planting the time land for any other purpose, says II. C. Liniment handy. It is the greatest mmi m He spent the entire season making a paper. of the prospective tenant. E';r::;?;;!-ff:t;i;i;-trji!;state senator from Cas- Itental Field Lend Investors to Haight. former to the business topographical survej of the 50,000 acres ie close is The property killer ever discovered. who sia has been here consultcounty, pAtn which Mr. Fritsch said he thought of land on the reservation, is and district reor Small Salt Homes Lake Hulld with seed houses ing 110 miles north o Elko. and a for is be about suitable garage, would It it market conditions. savs Simply laid on the skin garding lie as Investment. NVSTORS NOW BUYING or said he would look for a tenant in that estimated that three months will be that formerly the farmers In southern It drives to complete the compilation of some similar line of business. co rubbing required to Idaho attempted w raise grain and poone required a sign of the times that rental was is It of the notes taken by the field The the transfer property on tatoes small tracts of land with the collections are good, according to I the pain away instantly. It is of the details of a number of pending Congress will then be asked engineer. to make e did that result not comhave Halloran-Judgmuch they the of same Sowles v 23 an appropriation for the proposed transactions between the parties Hate Cause show at the end of the year. W. really wonderful. Interest Low Prevailing and is profit tothe not was easy "Money plentiful," and the real consideration work. During past two years, sincemar-he pany. Them to Bur Property Instead nald Mr. Sowles. "Owners of improved out. given over of m . . ' i when potatoes no the supply are experiencing difficulty of Mnkinc Loans. Bar Harbor. Me.. Is fearfully and II down to 30 cents a E3 ket fell the property getting tenants and the tenants are protected. In Spanish war wonderfully on the seed paying farmers have been working hundred, COMPANY BUILDS times its residents BOWERS the of taken has promptly. Investment place protested against and have found It the best proposition "As a result of this condition there speculation in the real estate market, the danger and" the humorous war deany of their ventures homes. for small paying of a demand There is G. the W. firm of Tuttle to sent them four antiquated "The seed Is raised without" much are buyers who wish places as resi- according I IUULM muzzle-loadin- g reason is that Puts Up Two Residences on Yale partment cannon, relics of the fi'liii! Tuttle Bros. ' "The trouble to the farmer," n said Mr. dences a number of investors are of and ns Mr. war. The much relieved summer Tuttle. Avenue is easier." said civil Speculation. money HalKht. "Ali he has to do I M'!11 ! and into residence their money took" the cannon to their hearts moneylow-to "Persons who formerlv had rates Construction of two residences on folks all cultivate and Irrigate. When plant the seed putting with a view to renting it. We Vpan found the interest with have week was avenue commenced last sincerity, however, and posted Yale has ripened the seed house harvests it property a consummated number of small er than they were. have excellent points of vantage at One them Bowers company. the Building by e and pays good prices. Some deals along that line during the past "As a result a great many of those is at Thirteenth East and Yale avenue, where they may still be seen and tracts In the Twin Falls section re- week." who were formerly putting their money the other on Yale between Thirteenth smiled at. turned as much as $fi00 an acre to the into mortgages are noware buying prop-pert- y East and Fourteenth East. Each will owners. No grain or vegetable could with it. RAILROAD cost in the neighborhood of $6000. The LANDS do this. Throughout southern Idaho AFTER There is a obtaining too. They good de- company is building them with the inreturns, good to a Is trend the there strong to growing 11111 houses and rent mand for modern PAYING TAXES BRINGS of seed. The farmers are also raising to have money tention of. offering them for sale. fortunate enoughsmall i the feeding of cattle, finding Many Inqulrlea Heeelvedt Eastern Peo- those WRINKLES TO BROWS forage for are are houses for buying or building AXXUAL COMMERCIAL CLUB BALL. the central Contemplate Iliiylng. that they to too far from ple it." of OF PROPERTY AGENTS j j advantage The annual ball of markets compete in the sale of Logan. Dec. 4. club continue to come In for taking InquiriesPacific of nnd corn. The cattle bring a Southern the Commercial the Agriculin grasses lands Utah and estate men were btisy dur- - f RKLIKF MAP OF HESEIIVE. much better return." to E. J. Wills of the tural college will be held on Monday, I Real Nevada, according 4. the Smart the week paying taxes for! at 6, A December the relief of Dec. pastand gymnasium. ing Mr. map Southern Pacific land agency. Logan, themselves clients and adjust- -- !I T, K KS I) A IT. HTI III K. ST. be made Committees are at work on the differsaid a number of deals in thosea Caribou forest reserve is to under Wills tax of and from ball details the a reof ent presthe A. McKellar of the McKellar Reat lands are now pending and will prob-tag tangles. As at the Agricultural college phases will be a huge suc- jsult so much of their was de- ent it indications time Peterson. William Prof. & Investment company left yesof direction closed week. be this Estate !' mniw terday for Rochester, Minn., with his "it. Is mostly Kansas people who are The men who will work on themap are cess. The following comprise the How-ellI voted to the tax affairs that fewer comfSTl state deals were closed. Dealers said the j Offden Earl mittees: He Stoddard, took of Anderson Pacific Byron he Southern the Mark the Mary. grazing lands," little daughter buying girl continued. Eccles, Langton Barber "A number of Inquiries are expert; Mr. Forsling and Mr. Nichols payment of taxes was having little j Spencer to the Mayo brothers, prominent surutttimo geons M. J. effect on the market. of that place, t undergo an op- - also being received from Nebraska. As of Logan. If the map is successful, one Harold Clark, Mose Cowley. J n i eration. He expects to be gone eev- a rule those who purchase become of the Cache forest reserve will also Browning. William Doutre, C. W. Monson. and I made. be weeks. Roy settlers." eral Poultry Husbandman, New Jersey ricultural Experiment Stations. (Copyright 131S. hr 3It -- JI Ag- t. - a1'- 1 -- $28.25 a month lorrr. fkt i i will buy this new brick home t S- us N 1 ---- suo-po- rt call e, , trap-neste- d, ICImba.ll 1 Richards "Land Merchants nt 1 1 UN m n d-t- IES er Was Potato Patch LEHI MAN BUYS Last Spring; Fall IN SALT LA KE TO SELL Finds it Peopled TO BUILD j ! Toronto-Thompso- . 10-fo- ot turn-aroun- trap-nestin- g saves Tti-- mm Toronto-Thompso- C. TO-- C. Mil-for- - Monday-morning- high-producin- g War upon Pain a n u n u COTSlN m t Pur-rhn- "Jl I I : , ' i . i ' 1 1 i I : ! ri?": f . can s 'imment ten-acr- M Sprain! g s, sis-so- .., . |