Salt Lake Tribune | 1924-07-21 | Page 9

V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNINO, JULY 21, TTUk ban beam FUJI INDUSTRY. , favored ths last few days with a visit from G. L. of Priaee Edward Inland, Cnnada, who lived for many ths interior of Alaska It was kis business ta seek ths bestyear fnr nad sell it on ths markets of tho world.. For more than twenty year he witnessed the trapping ef ths wild animals to tha final extinction of practically nil of them. From (rent baton of fur that required tho biggest ship afloat to carry them out, bo. witnessed the diminish to Morrison tho small express paresis of today. That ia tha industry ftory of tho disappearing if nr industry of this country. In 1904 he saw tho necessity of domesticating the wild animal S M.O. Mau jhan, m Radio Talk, Shows Food ue of Product of Cow. Val- i M. o. Haogiuut !a Utah boy ana graduate at the Utah Agricultural college. Fur the mn five year, ha has been aeeretary of tba National Dairy council, the largest organise Uon of Hs klad In tbs world. Ha has achisved remarkable rum ns 1 hi work, haring oams la centra with every htaach of t&a dairy business In every nook and comer of the country. Following Is a radio talk by the Utah man: ''Good evening, ladies and men. Did you hear about Babegentle dtuth. the baseball king, knocking two more home runs day before yeaterday, and did you read about Charlie Paddock, the world's champion sprinter, break- -' lng another record at Dee Heines, Iowa, last Saturday? Thera are several reaeoos why these asm ora great athletes. One of the most important reasons la that they pay particular attention to the food they eat. always recognizing that they cannot do the best work without the beat of foods, Deary greet ath lete in this country has had to adhere strictly to various training rules, one of the moot Important of which Is proper food selection. "A few days ago Johnny VfVlrmnel-le- r, the world's champion swimmer, who, you will be glad to know. Is a Chicago boy, told ms that milk is the grsstest of ail foods for athletes. He said that he drtnke ever a uuart every day. Babe Ruth and practically. all other athletes. Including Jack Dempsey, feel the same way about K milk. Dvery young bey In this country who has any red blood In his system at all Is anxious to become an athlota, and our young men are just beginning to learn now that milk Is one of the great necessities for strong, sturdy bodies A few week ago In New York City the schools held a contest to determine the most physically perfect fcov in tho entire school system there, and John Boynton was selected as the 190 per cent boy. After receiving the someone shouted. honor banner, Johnny, what do you eat? and John replied, 1 drink mostly. I drink ail the way from one uuart to three quarts of milk a day. Tha value of irSlk Is not to he confined to the athletic world, however. The young girls of America are fast learning that milk is tho beat beawtifier there is, and they are adopting the slogan, Paint your cheeks from the lnsdda out.' Men and women, too, in busts ea are rapidly recognizing that milk makes them more efficient in their work. The schools throughout the country are recognising this alw, and as a result thousands of schools are serving milk at recess time to the children. RESULT OF SURVEY. A recent survey of 63,000 hoys and In California, conducted by Dr. girls jOrerebC C. Beach 'of Loo Angeles, revealed the fact that the children who are milk drinkers are far mere efficient mentally and also physically than those who are not milk drinkers. In fact, tho survey shows that those Who drink milk regularly tba eighth grade two years sooner than those who do not drink corn-plo- ts IV u JSS? IS martin, tkd fisher, the muskrat and many others of tho ehoie mvnl The object of kis visit to this stats i to determine its poasibOities for the raising of wild animala under wire, and it is bis eonelnaioa after an extensive study 'of various parts at tho slate that there ia opportunity hero to brood and develop many of the animala that have hlRavi been nntive here. No other form of livestock husbandry, said 4Ir. Morrison, hfere greater opportunity for tho profitable utilisation of the waste place. There la no reaaoa why too should not have an income amounting to million of dollars annually if your farmers and mereuanta would investigate and is trodnet the fur industry in domestic form in Utah. praerieally every farmer wflt recce-lan- d nlno tho mwertaaoe of keeping a few dairy eows and following diversified farming. Iforntar who milk sewn are better er financially than farmers who do not milk any eowp. 1 have just completed a survey of forty towoa In various states here in the middle went, and 1 find that bank deposits per person average H0J7 in dairy Motions whare they milk cowa, hs compered with only 1353 ia whare they do not milk eowe,, but follow other lines of agriculture. DIVERSIFIED FARMING. "Would you believe that la Wisconsin, which Is the dairy state in the union, theregrandest are thirteen milao of paved road to ovary ese mile of paved road in Missouri? And why la it? Simply hens use Wisconsin follows divers glad farming, with a tow cows on practically every bod dairy farm, and Wlaeonrl follows more genone erally only type of farming either corn growing or wheat or some other specialty, with raising, considerably fewer and decidedly poorer cows than Wisconsin- - In Missouri the average cow gives approximately 1000 pounds of milk a year, and In Wisconsin the average is over 9000 pounds twin aa much. There Is much talk about the former not getting enough for his milk. It may or may not be true. 1 do know this, however, that ordinarily the farmer gets only 20 to 2 per cent of the consumers dollar spent for food, while In the ease of mUk the farmer get an average of 44 per eent of the consumer's dollar spent for i milk. There Is only one step hi the milk Indurtry between the producer and tho consumor.s that step being represented by the milk dealer, and he-- is No food proabsolutely essential. duced is handled with such dispatch and through so few hands an milk. Moot- all other foods pans through half a dosea or more different middlemen. nao-tio- FOLLOW CAN OF TOMATOES. Dor example, follow a can of tomatoes from Use producer to the and you will find, first of all, there la the producer., Beeond The eanner. Third The broker. Fourth The wholesaler. The jobber. Fifth' Sixth The retailer. Seventh Comae the consumer. Did you ever stop to think that the milk dealer handles milk cheaper than Uncle Sam handles parcel poet? Last year. Uncle Bam lost ever ISO, 000,009 on his pontoffice business. He didn't pay any taxes; your milk dealer paid big taxes and he carried milk from the fanner In none I or sene 1, or any other none, cheaper than Uncle Sam would carty a package of same weight and distance. We all admit Uncle Bams system is affieiant; then we must also admit that tho milk Industry Is efficient, as was unanimously declared recently by a national committee In New York City appointed to study foods." er post-offi- A certain big business Institution ta Chicago serves milk at 3 .30 every afternoon. As a result of this, their vice president says that their efficiency Is increased 28 per cent during the afternoon period. You will bo interested to know the tiztt people era fast recognizing and wonderful health values of milk are drinking nvora of it each day. In JS00 each person drank an average of one glass per day: now each perlf son Is drinking nearly two and glasses each day. to tha Everything points that tha dairy farmer has a of him because Ton simply cannot heat tha spirit great future ahead qualiof tbs wonderful health-givin- g to action he provides, of optimism that Impels which the of ties product and also because of tho wonderful practically every Californian. cow which The livestock world has bean full efficiency of the dairy food called of consolation and sympathy. Busirnoduces this wondrous zniMc men In their clubs and In prins a re- ness established now well is tt conversation have bemoaned tho that vate sult of scientific Investigations that California will get an ths dairy cow la by far the most eff- fact awful setback from tha foot and icient animal on the farm when it mouth diaoass. Thors are many peocomas to producing food and utilizing ple who believe that It will take the received. Californian to a high degree the feed year to get back on his cow Is nearly For example, the dairy But this Is what Earn feet seven times more efficient than the Green,again. of the California manager food. hoof animal in producing human council, has to say about it: The time In not. far distant when dairy Aooordlng to the state and federal authorities In charge of the cattle malady campaign, the loss ta aniNOTICE TO CONTRACTOR. mals to date totals In vain under Sealed proposals will be received 14,000,000. Uve Stock company by the Deseret Against title California has at the office of Caldwell & Rloharda. worth of livestock. building, Balt this. Also, California's last engineers. Templeton Against City. Utah, until I oclock p. ra. annual return from all agriculture taka on the 34th day of July, 1934. for was upwards of 3434,000,490. the repair of the Neponset reservoir 'Thus tho loss In animals das ts le Rich county, stats of Utah. The foot and mouth disease has been .023 work will consist of tha following: par cant of the total value of her livePlacing 3004 cubic yards of earth stock and .4040 per eent of the value fill, placing of 4000 square yards of of her annual return from nil agritona riprap 12 Inches thick, excava- culture. tion of 2700 cubic yards earth for spillIt often happens that a single of reinway, placing 40 cubic yards to front In tha spring or a single forced concrete work incidental rainstorm in ths fall causes workths reservoir in perfect mors material loss to our agriculture Placing season In than this livestock epia All to be in accordance with tho We give only momof said com- demic has dona to plans and specifications such losses, bethought entary at ths above mentioned address. pany are not uisl. Their ef. where Information may bs had con- causeonthey Is business fect slight. cerning the work. A deposit of five I do not wish to he understood as lol lari will hs required of each perths real danger Calison or ooooar obtaining plana and underestimating has experienced. It was, real specifications, which deposit will be fornia returned to bona fide bidders on the and ttiU ta real if vigilance ia relaxed return of the plans and specifications one hit.. The point I want to make Is that In good condition before tho date of (he opening ef the bids or accom- there has been a great deal of exagabout tha danger to business panied. by a bona fide bid. ' Deseret geration of ths cattle epidemics In other states The right is reserved by the Live Stock company to reject aay this exaggeration has bees carried to the ridlculoua Our cfvlo and com and all bida mtrrlal By orW of ef the Deseret Uve Stock company, trying to correct the foie Impressions created outside ef Chllfomia are wel Woods Cross, Utah. HENRT MOBB. come to use the material herein. (Signed) Secretary. first Pate of 1. publication. July one-ha- 1 i ? V -- 1924. NOTICB TO COAL DEALER. Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at the office of the clerk ef the board of education, !U Salt Daks City and County building. noon 11 o'otock City. Utah, until Monday, July 1, 124, for the furof school coal the of Salt to nishing Labe City from August L 1124, to as 1024, 1, required. Sped August ftrations. Instructions to bidders, distribution schedule, contract and form of bond may he viewed at the office of tho clerk, and proposal blanks will be Issued to prospective bidders. A Ales contract bond in tho amount of tea thousand dolisra (119,0001 will bs required of tha successful bidder,orThs all right ta reserved to reject any proposal. 1 df edocation or salt boar UAX1SDCITT. UTAH. Bf fisorgh ,Klng. taortg j ether foreign material, all of which oftentimes constitute 14 to 20 per cent of the grain as it comes from the .threshing machine. It Is not to be understood, however, that this is a waste crop, for screen, ings constitute n rood feed for livestock and are used for that purpose, but usually not untH that farmer has given them away when he sold his Wheat and then bought them back again as such or mixed in with other feeds. The formers grain la usually docked according to the proportion or screen- Inge it eontains. This lore to the grain ro during the one year ! screenings were pet lost for farmers in in ail probability bought state ether and fed them, but the farmer in those stete did not get anything tor the feed which they produced. They gave it awey and their farms lost the ferand tility that would have been saved added to the farm if the sheep or other livestock had been fed on the farms of those states. They actually lost because that Is what the 13.600,000 lambs would have made the bcreenlngs worth if fed on the farm. In tho wheat sections ofibe country ths farmers can well afford to cooperate in the matter of deeming wheat, for it can be don for about 2 cents a' buehal and this oost will be eaved in reduced freight bills and in onthe having theInscreenings to food all probabDtty in a highfarm and er prion of wheat for the improved article resulting from the cleaning. Farmers should clean their own wheat and save the screenings. GIRL IS BORN. , Special ts Tba Tribane. BBAVF.R, July 20 Announcement of a has been made of ths arrival of Mr. and baby girl at the home All Mrs. Ted WUlden on Friday. concerned are doing well. NOTICE OF BALE. National Pump company, a corporation of Utah, having its principal place of business at Provo. Utah county, Btat of Utah. There are delinquent upon ths following dceerlced sleek on account of assessment levied era fog 2ath day of April. A. D. 1924. the several amounts set opposite tha name of ths respective sfcarshoidera, as follows: Common Stock. Preferred Stock Cert Nama Adams. Walter or Tieist M. Adams. Harien Anderson, Andrew Ashworth. Claude & BlumenthnL H. BhimentheL H. Q a John Bucni, U Blunt, Chester Bowman, Victor Bischl, John U. r Jennie B Bray, Mary C. Borstadt, Mrs. Peter W. Carroll, C. H CiarkJ. c. or Laura Curtis, R. S Crowthers, Jamas F. Cox, A K C. A Duggin B. M. Briandsoa, . Henry ..... ..... Fritts. C. E. Fletcher, Richard H Fletcher, Richard H. Hatch, Uta. M. Hasler, Walter T. or Ada B . Hader, Waller T. or Ada B. Haw or, Walter T. or Ada B. Hasler, Walter T. or Ada B. Hayer, T. 414 U t Dong, A R. Dues, John M Mangum. W. Lester Man gum, W. Lester Mangum, W. Lester Mangum, W. Lester Mangum, W. Lester Manguih, W. Lester Mangum, W. Lester Mangum, W. Lester Mangum, W. Lester Merrill H. O. or Merl M. Masters, Edmund H. Miller, A P. Miller, Joeeghins H. Moulton, Chase Moulton, Obese Mutual Coal A Dumber Co. Ntetatn, Swen O. Oaks, L. W. or Jessie N. . Rubidga, Ernest Rubidge, William D, Robison, J. C. Robison. J. C Robison, J. C. Smith, J. w . Simmons. James E. Thomas, Hynim F. or Emm .......... ..... Tolhurst, T. F. Vincent, Geo. V. West, W. M. BhlppeL W. P. Woodward, Hugh 4trd. J. W t ..... . Hammarley, Hutchins, Mrs. C. U. E Johnson, J-J. E. Johnson, Johnston, 0. P. D. Mason, Mrs. Mary Mohan. Mra. Mabel .. McClain, A. D. McDonald, Charles .. McDonald. C. ,H. .. Merritt, Albert Msag. Henry Willis T. Newman. Nelson, Jomgih .... ....... . 8. ........ F, pierpont, Thoms F. Pterpont, Thomaa O. H. a Reynold JUyooid, 8- - H 944400S Pyna-H- ........ Chwlw Xler, RnMflAg W. J. 8. Smith, John JF. Tuipsa, Evan Thomaa Simmons. tl Gl Biy Ctm hnn4 ft ftNU tv u Hk ra t an salt Weidro-Hydr- gANiTAanm. uiiTborapeatle Inatitata, treated under their 41ft t ' (: RRHT CURB, INTALID AKD CXQ118ITB tOXVAXsENCENT HEALTH HAFRh, Coodortrd otrlctly oa ethical linos. PATIUNTS OWN tRWTOR'ft CARR FOR THRU. APPLY 10 WANTED Wanted R lit 81P8RI.NTEDRNT, ftouth. SALT LARS CTTT, Was. UTAH. T808. WANTED Wanted Situations x tkil,' K.rnr.i Salt, . Help (Female) li-T ViLSTA Te Type t. Ls .Um' ranMeeaeenpte, per Hbm; experleaca letoall SS4 ary. Typ-tau- 4 sslronitytwtossOssts, will y fterwtce 3v wt BaMejr ftareae, ro.ll Hy. XJU-Kvw Jenny. Newark, POK road ImsS. siss for esfymcry. ps) fKACUhhh, rerml ke aalnewt. 3lMlBMgssd w.11 Climw. By. es&o-tt- . era IVechcr iftiey, hi Main, ftathrye X OX'S a wtotes fMltlro ss chsefftor Pre YeryaftMft, aftneihaait. I s sf fimtly; Waa. KM2-C.1I Wa LaLT itMofrahw aad bookkeeper el mkv; ICh'Na wu. 24. wltans ImsI Witk pwlUoa irite A-cixj tefereftce if pewhyie. tan ss fumlki toot of Trtbime. ntumna. ssImm.s; c.H w.t. tMi-l- . JfAbrCO llellabW firi fer ycftnrel heme wert j referuatnt rvqnhed. Pdd lot are. EK7.IABL wsa witk firkt A. W ChTK.LT Adimea Mirtopn, $6 TO In. Mssdy .Bptoyswst. Stsis eiip ad a. Hat nawa. World JCtat firok propost ttos. Writs 19, IVUmtn. era. Be IV&, MHwaqkne, Wk, A JWZKN, decora ti of pilWw top al UOOD witk track work ky day bone, flxperttpr eaaereMary, Parti m Wkst hero yws- Tar for tump.' Tapeauj PaUi"Ca.,' 28T rt Ad.mi A to. Tribros. LaGranf, lint BOOkkBWBli aad smasumt wssw'wwk.' s 44, po Awtlos to taavlsg tows. WOMAN Uuntler, aeil bo Mery frota null direct to wearer. BMiUfii guoda oot V47. Tribms. toft, Uae, ailk; fathtaoed and faU faak XOCNO ms 4muu work 1 Raieoed; ftondiaa weigkta and rklffea. WHsc ffln npntosn. Hof. Wn. Mu. FaU Of apart ttee. pe nen re ftoaoeeavary. WAJNTKD Wnriu ar lateraa No ftwy a ended fer u a plea, Bnt rttwrons. kotaknplsg C.U V . visa. Mill. kOk, Norristown, Pft. are ft TORIES, ete.. ptwaia, pUya, ( fer public Uea. ftobvlt MSB. m write LADY la poor health d ir bom wti literary Ramaa. SIS. Haanlbal, Me. ar elderly ooepte lady. Adde AteE, WOMAN woud for ptels aawlng. Trlboae, ' hotel. State, y, BNGLIBH lady, ea-- e , desires tan Invalid. Call Hy. 8278R.. WANTnnvr.ltreee, at 143 W. foA Metz YOUNG lady work by bomr ar day 1 WOMAN for heuaework; amail fsmUy; Met. Rye. Waa. 3MN7. apt 80. . week; good cook. gJ3ft 8. Wtate, 11 ft. M WOMAN wiR work M Kid teo fed WANTED tefty Call Waa. 88ftl-W- . Pbane W aa. ftftal. keeper. WOMAN waau day teack; goad trawr ViANTM) RxpertMKwd mareelter phone Waa, 100SL kKKYON A THURMAN RRADTY FARLOR, YOUNG woman waste wart: by tG Aai,' Be. State at. Waa. 8818. wawklag er elewnt. Hy. PHOTOPLAY A tory kteft wasted; ftJMMtt wmaecaaaary ; aatltaa PR A(TT1CAL nnraa ertahaa maternity ctam paid; azparteeea VL Price Call frw. Write Prodtwera Teaaonabla, Was, 7838-W- . 13, Laagea, v Ijooia. BYPRKIBNC'RD baokkaapar ataaagi .' Waa. 8841J, LA1HR8 af refinement to giva ail ar part mphee. City r(ei timo to a pleant, outdoor oacnpaDan, CURTAINS iaaadarad, atta silk shirts, U. 1 Tribune. Addre hoar. aa paying detlvar. Was. 8708-R- . geria, etc. Call it : general hwwork aad cam YOUNG lady wtthaa ponttioa, eaahtor aad Ttj of ekildfea. Apply morning, 111ft Saoaad bast of saf baokbeapar, ntuiw. Reference required. Waa. 9844-2- , Baat fttk YOUNG RXPUEIKNLLD lady with arpariaaae wests da Bcutk. v ws nmrr, tana 4. su Idaho. NT regtaterto druggist. per ted. Addram A id, Bteto aai Triba. Learn Trades tiuiNAw35IH'Ticis XNGKIJm? Cars ary 4702 KhR W. HAIJcHIOKItTTH. 4 8 ........ ........ - . tml l r4 torn ,lll. Wanted Sitnationg Female) ti wuu ta 8R u4 ad unit &APABUI Udy to IsrMt as4 work la wars. Addio AAA Tribuna. 1KACHRH8 waatad far alt waa term atatan Heyresd and Idaho, Teacher' Lagan, Rgby Etehang, Utah. girl te aaaiat withdSM--tmumwark; gaad . cUea In. Waa. Bm 168ft WANTND Udy for bawekavpuig.. fttk BaaC TRAiHEHR Elementary, high arheal, relief. M oust la State T chars' Agency, No. 6. latamrbaa Station Bldg. Waa, 8T7R. RAPBRIENt Rl lady praaaer, 9mA pteatar Regal Claiag (te.. 1 5ft R. Eld Sautk. small nnraa te COOR, womaa te manag home la coanecttea with small mod aapital, gaed waged and keep. K. R. farel, dTsaced. Apply at one t Baana car Dr. H. Flack. Hanna. Wya. WA N TED Blemgr phar, alary, Writ latter Immediately, stating felly Addraas adncatloe aad axperiencfta Tribune, SoTlU BOKINiEHg WOMAN WITH A OA IHtlAETMBNT TO MANAliH HBKTAL BUTATB OF A WII9AWAK RRAI, TB1B0HB. FIRM. ADIIKHW WANTBD Good girl for gtssral work; .will fsmily, good wsgss sal good pmuBfut hoi.. Hy. 2737. NlTRftB haviag bad aoaae hmpital traiatog for amail modera boapltai, good wages, mow lot board, RrRr far adraaeod Apcar pr. H. flack, ply Ytaana boapltal, GOOD ham. WANTED Waa. 818ft. WANTBD Good Eaat good wags TVmpla lady to kal, Bo. 4 Ik Wrat. rook; sUddla-axe- arooad kltrkra. Ho. Swimming Tanght ta mil pour fnesltom Wa. T99. PRIVATE pari mill pay top priva f good need furniture ad ruga. Waa. 4967. TRY FLORISTS M run yrotV Tharntee $48 to ftlRi weak. Jobs now apes. Short, LAD I KM taught awiaimi Waa. 64 M. Kara room and t tend Beck Miy, practical coarm. dally heard white teaming- - FREE lliaatratoft 84 srWIAL rate for woman; apactal iaatrne HOMESTEADS Write peg cotateg ozplatna avorTtkiag. ttoa fee maa at Dear ret gym. home tend. Drat' dept. 24, Natteaai AitomoUve, 4894 ft. 830 ACRES of noareoident clsaa land, for ftlOP; or 440 aetna graataR Ft go area . Lae Angetea. Wanted Furniture William H. Karahaw homeatead. Was. MOLKR BARBEE 8CHOOL Trad tnogkt Pakla . I 4488 or U. 477PJ. loote faratehod; wages paid; f POT ca.k aad higlwat prlr right; sard planda (wbetbar apright, for your tee and; traanfer prtvitegoa; tal If Sift er you ere leavlag ttoa reaaeaabte; cafategaa fma grand a(yte). Regaal player the city ar want to aall far aay othar ra-an- , treat, ftelt Lake aty may bo obtained at the offtco of tba MRN laatT bat by all ar ae s aaa ns flrat tears Um barber trade free accord state ro&d commission on depositing get aur offer. DaynewBaaba Music tag to tba latoot method. We gaeraa maans five ($6.00) dollara. Any additional Fhoaa ft Mate Wan lift. at. 01 8 Co., Wa pay yea white you team reenlte. Information may be eecured from tho tea a. M. DKRHICR, Anetiedaee, COL. THALKd )te .If Utah Bacbar chief engineer at Balt Jnke City ad guavaates 14ft Reeaat at. will bay your fumltar and mra far cask, Utah. ' 4728. eommimiea. an m1 theta By. The right to reject any or all bids Wanted Help Male or Female WASATCH FCKN1TVRR CO. pay le reserved. Sftl Boutb bond oaeoftd famiture. TYPISTSState Add to far materially Canh or certified check for two treet. Waa. 09ft. by typing natbom manunrrlpta. npnr time, thouaand dollars (20Cd.tH) made pay easy R. rats. CAEN Writs IBS, work, I. WANTED high Fumltura aad bauaebold feed able to the Utnh state road commie fl for ftrtatla ta b ahlppM out ef town; wilt pay eion must accompany each bid aa evi- Tallapooaa. than (oral diara. YteH Warn. 8727. dence of good faith and aa a guarFUNERAL DIRECTORS Wa wiU pay WR waat boftboid good. antee that if awarded the contract you what year good are worth, tare anthe bidder will execute the contract ffiONN HXn ti XM. nadertakars aad 8 Ok an Ink Fnraitare Salt and give bond required. lift West Tampte at. noyance. balmera, Was- - 8687. Baat Broadway. State road commlnalon. Pboaa Wan 4441. G. Peteraon, chairman. ana piece By Preaton A DI REC- FURNITURE W tray furniture, EARLY. FUNRRAL Howard C. Means, chief engineer. EVANS r a heuaefal, and pay mace far It Wa TO Bi. kflrtnary chapel, 44 ft. State at. ala erehaaga new foe aid. Waa. 422T. Waa. Iftift. DELnratrzvT rotioe. PRIVATE party wUbaa te bay aacoad-haaWilbert Mining Company, Limited, prtori EDDINGTON Uadartakiag to., ftugarkoaaa, famitoiw and rug. Phan Wa. 8268. 140-4pal pltre of bnainraa No 821 Rears bUd R. Hat Be. Call Hr. 12B. Utah. BOMB lng. Rail lAka City. riRNITlRI AND undertakers, 491ft. mFbt"HAV1 Notice Them ar deiiaqooat apna tba fat SIMONS A BRINTDN, PAY GOOD PRICE. HY. 4189-M- . RI'GB; Bn. State at. Phone Mimsy 4. lowing deorribed atock oa account af ao t'. R. CO JBNKINB, Auctioneer, want t. a aha re. lea led ijNiHjiitsT SomCFXSEquist. l'nuzr temiut 2ndNo. 14, ofof t crat1924. Office 848 itata. Ift.OrjO aaad faratturc. the teraral T A K gits, on the Jane, MOKTtCUNS. day S12 0OUTB 1582. Was. namea the amounta art oppuaite of the ST AT. PHON HT. 1579. aa followa shareholder for furniture aad rugs. 1 CABU aad quick HOHKl.IKB PIACK TH Vl:NKAL PARL0H0. orrre WA. 322; KBS., pi ecu or houseful. Hy. 4T39 WAS. lot sssssift, " Haana.Wye tmeh Qnn OLfiBH girl or womra to riMrtkssd' part tlow la ssllass. Apply 204 B. fttk ftoatb. man. la writing, P, O. Box 123, Olty. A FriUfT-OlsAE- d rylinder aad emnktoaft WAKTK1 Girl lor irornl kosMWvk. grinder man; no other aoad apply. Step-ke- n Pkass WM. 4X13 or roll rt T13 4tk sv. FftlU Twin Ce.. Cylinder GriadU A WHET A tnl ns kyN rtARAL.cO., 214 k tad IssU 1M. nttons sag 4stos work nr oocUitr Wanted Mucellaneona pwnst sttsstln gives. Pks W,s 413. PAt lo,' .ruw. 'fttT" (aaa, tuvolvora, BHNRftT LAMBOURNR. fteriat. 7 I. Mai. watrbaft, ramaraa. diamond, amrieal 1 Tel. Waa. iftift. ftU Lak a aiftaat ato ttrumanta er aaythiag ef vale. 1 bey, ledlf fteeiirt. ar exchange anything. Money aU, trad Last to toes at reasonable rate. Davktoon CEMETERIES 8 Eaat lat Eontb. Waa. Mil. Office. WABA'KH'IA Wa eeaetery, perpetoal HIGHER? prica patd far bottles, rags, noth84 Mato at. Phoue Waa. 1M4. ing, odd, aeda and everything. Hy. 2147. Wa pay cash now. BICYI LK8. aay kind. LOST AND FOUND Gnthrie Bicycle Co.. 29) Bent 2nd Bo. '' tObT Lady' end d lamoeft' ruga, CASH down - for furniture, rugs, clothing, teo small purae euauiaiag about gag tools, gona. anything. Hy. 4728. aad R. R. ticket to Laa A age tea. Uberal WANTBD te buy. 28 abate of TintlriAtand-at- d toward. Ratify F. O. Biwwm, 1Mb. offlca. Tribune. atoek at market price. LOBT Rteek aulteua, coateiateg ynrsiaial BOOKS TO BIND. Wa aportoUsa m prl-vafiaeto bttwm Tb latte as4 Itetolar ftai and public library blading, Wa pay R. Itoaaaer, Da cash f it, Thareday. Reward. back nnmbara af tke National Lsxe AdeartUtog ftarrle. Iftift Be. 11 tk Bast Geographic Magaaiae. I. 0. Dot C., 221 atroet. Salt Imke City, Utah. Edison at. Was. 1878. MAGNA a tray pound, aaa POT cash and blgbont price poaaibla paid about ft yeurs, 3490 Ih.; on am borm, for your used piaaau (wbatoor white strip ae forehead, 12 year, 1300 ptoyor er grand style). If you are aprigbt, Moving iba. ha brvoda viribte. tba city or waat te sell for nay other rename; oao oa flrat or aaa m last, hot by ail LOOT 8.Mck Colita dog is Kmigratlae raa yao, with cotter and ropa. Ftsdar pbose moans gat aor offer. Day&a Beebe Mania Co.. 618 5 Mata at,, pbana Waa. lift. Wit 20M RewaH. CAMP tent and folding tabio. hi LUST Cbkor far. m I (L r fttk B. be gd Must ba raaaanablo conditio. Phaua tweee 8o. T. aad ftrd 8o.( Bos. Gail JJy, Wa. 7A55J. 5182 W. Reward. LOUT Striae ef red beads, Fleaaa call Wanted Automobiles W. Dax, Ale Kk. Leon A ........ Faucet t, B. H. .... FaUosr, C. W Gauger, J. E. ...... Harry D. ATSO N, d hUt 11:42 ecloct 9ml Vk l' ...... M. Austin, E. A. . Barg, Wyman . Blazer, H. K. ... Bulkier, WiHiam Came, Frank C. Doming, Frank Gemmon. k. Umh fcaapuL mU, OTffcft ttmm I WARY e paKiiwIer tys ef e was fer fU fmi ftftleeHbUftit Twei a feroesier pawuas; yea ais ta. MTMftl jm ftfG. ass I sai koUei tee. 1 awWpWillies Xm treia Mr. Witm Mi M flmfir, Ball yea it year ter tke fit yes wdillallaw Uli ma m FHruqr ft UM. bell ye.re.lt te SM la I saneset "wt vm ttmeu(j, U. WfttM M arriew to 3. ream Mrjr ar TMaday, Mrwl.y Iftift llaftfc Vitm. R mat ?A hew Oe.UM.tel hesX lk(. Ask for ft print rM la u m4 wafcrt Mr. (hegsry. ft afttil um etH of fceatilltkffft. via Maorabl; Mftd ft 4 fttiraM kw. ADtalkSN TO TAkS OKDCKS POK fceaad fct ts MT mother, Mft itMa TAILOS-MATO 3t nU; RAA V LIN vtv4 b tJto foiWwiAf fertfcav gfttf 0 PATTmUiS AT ON PRKTB Mr. G. K. J Ottawa ? pvniaad, Ora Hack BULL; tO. UR OV Am MKN ORB MAX MOST C-W. AlUft , Itftital ft., Miiastrth, all f Balt Lak. aa4 dt feiknrtftf kaif VXi TR WEEK TO ST AT WITH I . TU A. WASH 941 VK FA CO.. BOTH brother B1J. Mra. 1). t. ud aiatara:MannaLouie, Aoittk, Ka throne, DMPAUTM8NT HftAD. ImMo, Mr. ftraa ft.. Nape, all M halt OH1 Maty Oevect Or TMI PA8TKST OftOWTNG Mra. Lake; H. ed ilebert (L, ftftAL WTATft TH ATTfl. rWMk.IN Matter- - 9t rattfemift. Mr. Bam MMTTHAV8 OAK. AND rCENihrt OOOD Better of Portland, Ore. ftKrKJfcftNCft. AODBB88 A-Tfttft. ruaoral aftMftcewest wilt be ftM latar, HD ft iftiU tft eark coaat vpoa the ftfriwal ef ki a&etaw f Pert WANT te Idaho ftftd Utah Nwar te aril lead. BftUft. Never QerpaiatMa. ktt Utah Mtiap UUtL CATUMMlNft CBDMG. 74. ft A Treat fttdy,, Halt Lake Chty. of I'Uh (m 4bf Ik Oeeftft BXPKKiftNcftD bu; jrefttft,uw4)a aattMaa Halt La Weal k Park. Catlf., peeMola;, ww4 no Oe., Ke. Weet ktk He. reeel red b f retauroa ! 'Bait Lake. Wr i Beetk Wake, Aafeet U, 1S4, Mm Mftff and Mttoeft with vend Ckegg cane ta Utah le IMS. te aril ne'a hoa. ladiee' weaO pirhnee Harriviaf bar are hrr heabead, Jaka fc eatery. Reit Ikt Haaipie 8 hoe Ce-- , 4th Cbvff, and the fetiowiag ekUdreat: Mr. floor, ftoyd Park bldt.. 1C He. Mala at. Joha Trehorac, Ocean part ; Mra. lMl BB a detertlee, le SUd weekly, travel LtmtaU ef Oakland; Mra, J. 8. M. Me tw world; ezpertrare RiHcSZkln ('nUoogk. Ma & A, Pnaey, Mia Catherine PetaeUra Agency, Ckagg, WUU Chagg, all of Halt Leho. and Ivor Chagg of ftaa Franrtvee. In addlOo MAN la sack town to pUU aato parts, to theee, the la anrrteod by twnety-tbath ftxtarw, dlwr mirror. grandckildrra tod three 10 Pwinrai aeraageeaeta M4a, chanAnlWca, by sow mothod; wiU no later. aapitnl or axpartonee roqatrvd; daily; Writ today, Ganmatnl UAKIUET B. BBIUf, wife ef Jwopk i. oatflt farntanad. 88 Ohi. Oreatw, III. Berg of 8087 Fourth Baat atiwot, died My Oo., IP. 1P?4, at a toral boapHil. agod ftT year. MRN WANTVD BVBRYWitVHR. for abww Mrm. Berg waa a native of Nephl, 'laabam Bomecktag mlirriy new; no Utah, ad la aurrivod by bar hatband, two baby penance aaeananry aa wr ahow yon now. 874, Raa Fernando, OtUf. beya, aged 14 daya; orber, bretkoe aad Rig nifty, b two atatera. Faarrtl errrlera Teredo y at 2 TaH hoar, big prfTuoa soairnTTa, . A m. P at the Waadanere ward ekaptl. No arlling. armblo at home. Many yeara Prtmda are Invited and ran rlw thr body Wa Instrart yem folly, Woif. akoad. at thr family iwaidnce on day ef fourml work 880 Tribune Bldg., Chicago. from 11 a. m. to 1.90 p. m. la torment la Pictorial Newa ftervTc lor re Wasatch low under thr direr ftALKKMKN cemetery tali atorra, or Da aa right. Ridrlme, fell tion of Jenrph William Taytor. mortlctaa. tiarn. Fro eatfit. liberal eomtalaaraa ad LU. u. B. WlhANft ef Grand Rapid, e bead. Big fa tare far right man. Mleh.. died ia a leeal beapital yriter Pervira. 844 W. 4Ptk. New York He waa tafcea from a train to tha day. for rotail broad sate opening haapital Um Tornday, aafforing from ap WMnaa;have nmt ba ablo to drivo ear aad work A a opera Ua waa parfonwad ta pendieltia. Rtnndard Bakary, rear 231 hope of saving bia Ufa, bat perltaattla powrig. The body wiU bo ohippid to Mato. developed. White Plains, N. fop fimaral Mrrtcea SALESMEN agnui aamouWg m and interment a term ky Bam by th door. giek JOHN BrniKK. rj. a mail esfriee. died nellar. Mg paeftts. writ far FttBB 8AM PLE and partkmlavn. O0.t 788 171 Oaator ymtarday at the Row York. street. Ho woo bornralhan, la Hollaed, Bovom-b- er Broadway, and had lived U Salt Ink P, 1U61 GOOD live aoftritor far oao of aur aateb-i- n three year, town rentes. Apply Myars Cif. ftanrlrlag him' ara hi wife, lira. Marla Lather ef tba city, aad a too, ft lyetng On, 114 E Bmndyiy. Henry Latbor of Ogdea. LAIlpR fiiudtl oanerra waata a good, inAJ!RKUA. CAIM'IA BlANDft. ftp, a vet dustrious bey about 1ft yearn old for offiee raa of tba world war. dlad yeotorday. filing, ete.; paanaat poaitien aad good Ha had aoriod threw period of anliotment opportoBitjr far ngkt bay. Knto AST, ia tha Lilted States army. Ho waa born Tri woe. ia Franca, ftpala. ftarvivtag him ara bta THREE capable, ajuMtimia earn ?4 year father sad aeveral brother a, aU of ef age will find a dmtrabta apeaiag witk reoirte ta Npaia. k larga muatoitloa where tba work te per 40HIB BLAKR, 14, dahtor of Mr. aad met and of fern a good opportunity for Mra. Jufteph W. Blaka of Hlaohlrr, died ndvoncemeat. Aek for Mr. Wym-ia- , In a local boepital Market Bldg, laftaire of telrphcttv waa IP. Tho body Jaiy takca to tho Simons A Brtatoa nndsrtak operator. and will be shipped to WANTED lag eotabliMmirat AU reand a FI hnraaakarc. lUnekley today for btnial tomorrow. Ruki man preferrod. ft. W. Camming J. M. M 'CURDY 80, died yaototoay la YAaba. a local boepital. The body hill bo aaat AGENCY. UTAH EMPLOYMENT to Delta for foneral aervicea and Inter Skilled and anakilted laborer fucaiabod tnrat, for poblk wark, 184 Rageat atraet. Phaa MUH. SOPHIA 70. died U a Was. 282t. LAMPING, local hoepiul ytuiiorday. Ska waa a at RTROCK8 BMPLOYMRNT AGENCY. tire of Uonnaay. bat Had lived la Utah 1 Wtil fteroed ftoatk at. Wamtek ftOOft. twenty yeara. Several children anrviva Her. OLIWT BBNT AND RELIABLE. ANDREW Pope, 68. died ia a local hoopital PttemONR lor RRUABLE HRLP He waa a attire of Germany July 18. National vmploymvnt agrrct, and hatcher by trade. 23 Bant lat Bo. 804 ftoeper RUf SOLICITOR, wiU oxprrieooo ia mail oof SANITARIUMS fas bpainem; atoady poaittoa far right tm 4v G Hatch, John A Hatch, John A Holdaway, Jdlmer or Ellen K. Holdaway, Milton Holdaway, Milton Holdaway, W. H. Holdaway, W. R. Holdaway, Elmer Holdaway, Elmer .... Jackson, Henry Jones. M. C Johnston, M. R. Johnston, M. R Johnstqn, M. R. Johnston, M. R. Johnaten, M. R. Johnston, M. R. Johnston, M. R Johnston, M. R. Knight, J. William Knight, J. Wiki am Knight, J. William Kearns, Edmund J, ..... Land rue, L. K - WANTED Wanted Hlp Mals) DEATHS AND FUNERALS 011 Hy. 2482-W- . work aver aituruato or awning. 'Waa. tftim GIRL, 18, waste to eaia iter ftlitoa ar Rato with hwiaiwork. Waa. 4993-- . sassspWOMAN waste 1 or 2 hours PERSONAL aad sdvmtnre, as well ae ftnactel ueeeea. Invent gate today. Hand rote aft Mala Use wlroa. graadateu. whilm yen team. Ola asm te acoammadat rug art tern af boor Write tm fr you work. booklet. Ameriema Triegeeph CeUsgo, Boyd. Park Bldg. Waft. 8SSA AtTTG UTATTNO FDR RAJfSA 8 CTPT' A BOOT JULY SB, CAJf TWO BE, BPONMIBLR PERRONS HX 72J OR 1289 L0GAR. TUI 6oOD Geatlte home f or Vyear-aftdreaa TriHree. Sl)tt0U8 WANT girl d MANUSCRIPTS AA- - praperi and prepared for pubUeatlon. Lvft typa yaur sauries, artlelaa. tee. Mkeiy AU wark eonfldeaUal markata auggaatad. Write today fur rate. B.v TrOnmei. typed ft MAABAG1, MANICURING AND WAVING. HOU KB A M 79 8 F, ML 221 80. 2ND RA8T. MTKCLE ariaoULa atraptdng, Franck gyataaa, faateL aenlp 294 B. ftrd Bo, Waa. 626AM. BOXtNG Rpaciftl am D. M. Dalton, toatmetar, V eao-- 1 WB buy aaUara' ftgaitla In mni traeta. No. 89 W. ted FLMTOHXRc I IaTCAS XNV. OO., Wan 23ftft. MLLU. FRANCHKlTBk Maaango end bntba.1 Waa. 154, 209 A lea tear eptero 889 te. t mmih ANN1B GORDON Umaftte and mamega 258 Was. T288-Booth Bid Mast. OrvORCB; bankruptcy ; bnainaan tronblaa; eon tracts; will. Intarvicwa confldantuil i ttogal laformatton aad advice feaa. tlaaal le amaeiatlon 887 Attee block 8 W. ted Boufk. at an baths, electric gwodlab manara. by axTwrieecad mamaur, Btte Dole. Offlcn haem 18 a. m. te 19 p. m., 207 Mcfatyr bMg. Waa. ftteft JUMP la aay Uti at tha depot wa da not run 8 bo end aur hotel elark will pay to taxi if you step with s Bight 8 B. Broadway. bote!, LEAVING city, mast aall mudW 1929 Olds rdatr. for cash very cheap Waa. tffl-W- . GALUtTONM ra moved without operation 57 Bo. State. at Brows' aaitarinm ataam bath. 8WRDIRU Ruth mamaga, lift Brook Area da. ted H0. Plate, SALT LAKB Buainem collage wmmar Asb far rate. Wan 780. caUaace BROKEN arrhen, com, busman, corrocted. 8. 9. Imnae, Foot gporiattrt Bvamlaatkms fra. 219 giaabft Arrada 2ai a 268 Bo. State. kiurARI Cu TAILORING S gni'PLt day and Bight tailor. 1ft? Bn 2nd Umar DR. NYVALL, phyatotoa aad mu goon, teovud BemkR batoL Office 408 Cilft Bldg. Wan 8B2. 8adv tor I Angtlc bf wr! ( Ptotlaad: will tak tw cfo, 31 j ' pi.. Thursday or Friday morahif. Orrii:B janitor, bart if. One ftaka enru t of oae oe two more stare a afflean, . UBAVINO Visaing B. 47T7-Call ' WTUa adopt ft girl Oder ft yuftra; good oma. Tribnne. Write A-BlvKiTRIO trentisaftt and body maarnga, (toteolal hotel, apt, 818. ftrd fhmr front. I Beauty Culture IMPORTANT ANMOVUCSerwe, ts con so of to with u Bounty Rhcp v bnve opened a Bchaol af Bonwty CuL ton. All ftoportmeata vfll bu under the ervtatoh of ft tharaughlF experissee grad a to. o wtob te oof Alas rsQ alltufft sight classes for gfudauts and alau ptu femtouala who wish to Uko h br up coorao ts rpecial work our AU inquiries rial atteutioo. AU work prtoo is advanced otsdeut departmost. Far furtiM Infomuttoh and rates writs KR8 A M0OGK BRAPTT FWDF AlOK BCHooL mvnrnR. BALT LAKB, . dOft BLDG. Formerly knows OS Keys A Moogh Waa. ftSMd. Marine!! Bbop. t bl curr or bsalty te It writ. In nr 4I.m4 rin. bi nlc; ( nr wtamA m to trd. r; ,4 Irot rrlil.. Phon. 3lA Kt. U eB4,HB7.tjii!ar Rro.wl. EI.lTEt7.elnt--Ud- '. et Z44 W. let Se. taro 313ft CaU elite, UtoM PriKv, rtad: terlog A dcUvcr. cn. m, rin; a mm, trot ,omb,r dya, prvaa nnd repair evvrr thing nll.r, 781 13t Kilt. Hr. UW-1- . Reward. WE clean, wear. Gamoota remodeled m the that you Coot Gta4 W.UV croia wit .Ik troth latent rrorto, iIllat P. J. V., No, 03, Call style. Price reaseoabto; work guar. The Neal Shop, 345 B. ted Bo. Was. 1HML taro 0310, lAhml nwAwl. DYKING COTT&S S. 'UJ. UtaT Oa Eut Brro4wr, swell nl wa. BAI.T UlK 9th 8. H. 4561. Bipert cleaner and dyr. Retar. ta Idadn hatrl. Reward. Vac miAUttlmnc4ft Hr- - 133A-H- . JA'ZT Wkllc DYEING CLEANING . Hy. BPETIAL MARGEL AND BOB CC&L. 5Gc; 178 B at Waa. PSTTR facia la, bOr. Chsrits N. - Mm,- MA Ri'HL- nod Wli Uromtl. O. J. ..... Waa. 8104. ?J. 85ft jeffernon atreet. Nsm. MlNGKBk" Beai&ta ' 6bopo. expert maretto A 104 not issued 3104.03 Chsiio O. Johnson B. 8th Booth. 704 Hv. 264 44t99fOett4tg,e,ee,(,,,t Mag. 19 not issued Jsmoa BulVoelc 10.00 dun a.au MARlJSLLING by appouKtan&i; 23 not Issued B. A. Psxrasn 25.01 Wmn oa. 152 No. lat West. Wa. ths board of directors, tmds And in sorordsno with taw and sn order MARC SLUNG by appointment; nine la a the 2nd dy of June, A. p. 1924, m many shsrog of each parcel of ouch . $87 8. tek teat. wwn. Hy. 040 stock aa may bo necessary,1201will bs sold at ths principal plc of business ftnatav Ptephai ......R OPT Hat Cleanm; BABY BUGGIES West Cntr street, Provo City, Utah county, George W. Bnmmera. .R of said corporation at No, EXTERT marcelling and bob curling, Kte "and bat cleaning aboo TON A RAB34 BON A ahining G. 90th Oa, on ftteeaham at A. 821 fttk awn. D. th at 10 Waa. 1924, at th hour ef Utah, a. inday July. gtwto rotln rror tob mrli ,ro Vrifi! pt?c It wkli W. Tlrrall ,...R2163 prior: gnar. aoMufaettoh. 2BH R. Bdwy. EXP BUT matedlUog, to nay delinquent asmmment therooo, together with tho costs of advertising Herbert JTO will, It tro went. M 3Nv4 G meg W. Tlrvell ,...B11M Herbert aie. w of tho m got m arw row. w ten tow and expenses F. E. HUISH. ffoorctary. Fte0 Hylauft 34PR. Knfh biiM, WHISTLING LESSONS Herbert W. TirreU t Mnrk. wwart wtorl 1301 West Center street Provo. Utah. UN0 bob curl, 7ic; oiport wiu JWM8 MARCBL Thoa. J. Walto V noni1x ttCjCi Kir" KW J. W. OUTHRII CO.. 5 inj W2 g. kd 5th Revt. Py. 241 U. Harvey A. Wtilte 4 OaR 50R 3P8 Rant Bocowd Booth. DTSTINCTIVII ACCOMTUSHiatNT. . 487 NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR. ' Th tefifth of rotft to b eonttmet Cheat ar A. Weymae aad ail beauty work U Wan MAUtElttUNG kr rrednet. ta felltenle'k is 8.2ft miles, nd the C., U Yeager ........ ICftR Hv 4 tt Janata. lpft He ftrd AND HEATING TengkttaHIRTUMl KtHOOU State of .Utah, office of a tats rood d or irrtprovad Ae.roe ra. aft la reortlaiea wnk the law and aa PLUMBING of work are approxiitems principe.1 roariro. Pkoee w.,iwyA..... thm (kwineting ert. Wtutcb 1LLMflIVG commission, $alt Lakt City,' Utah. k of the board of direct ro mado o vvwyrt'.a.e. and baatiag and repair aa follows: 8600 cubic yards order ftntl, for W mately appointment MUSICAL DTSTRUCTION oB ao oaeh 1924, Job maay abtrea promptly attend d to. H. K. Lnwteaca, Stated bids will bo received by tho common excavation, lft.800 cubic 27 fGitiih 7th RuM, pa seel of toaek aa may he warasmey wilt Hy. 4195 I. stats rued commiraion of Utah, stats borrow, ft709 cubic yards gravel yards load KALS0 MINING O. T. BA LEA ro is be wM at tbo office of tho Colombia Tritat PLUMBING ,vr tcarn PR). tepoU,ete-- water hcttii ctounod. capttol, Balt lake City, Utah, at 3 lug. anm.imctae 15ft Booth Mala atreet, ftali Lka pit no aad bond eompaay, anUa, fnroorua. Cicanma. floor PAINTING, pricte oclock p. n. Tuesday, July 2, 1324, paprbasgac, of faU Flans snd specification are or file City. Utah, ee tba Sfttb day of July. 1034. term. fcitarsuMaiot tiui ttrr' poring . H bta waring. boev clg real. Was. toiwi, Waa. 01. and at that time publicly opened for In the office of the state road com at 10 oeterk a. m., to pay th dUsqiiat mer Phv. cource, short couree, at &?h H y. rrwdto 8 5 Bo. teuf th grading aad part gravsl surfacing mission. Salt Lake City, Utah, and aaaca eat, together with the ml ef eftvgf EUBVEYING INSTRUMENTS method, COLLEGES f the state road from Junction te the office of the bureau of public tteiag aad espasto Pt H."1 ) R M. ULjLIB, piano, bmaa toT . Bed Bridge In Pint county, the aarao roads, Ogdea, tJtah. A FOLRT, coomu in band, BbTCuf. rold. ' Wtwl "deU7 Bvstenaic ouruaeeta. i. - tarot ntaft GOODING COU.EGK. Orodi i, TdATO U'ur ft ahnim ad id. jro)ct o. 19-- Ji. --botn ,f dorai 33ae ftftd WBchawcrftWucW tedfcAil, rol tttaC. Writ, token. Stott pi foil, myrffWilnmu . f Whltsker. -r - boh-e- nrl, W Peerl-Rmtt- 54 659-W- D BKH-N- Ft TIN-ES- Tha farmer of this country lose thousands of dollars annually by failing to clean tha wheat properly at home and save the screening that art present in every wheat crop. Screen-Ing- a are an undesirable farm product consisting principally of weed eeeda cracked and shrunken kernels of grain. t chaff, teotaoto guana and gtsa-dir- - ViApll)j. Yr R an rt Vat ii rwati i igpua ittm the aubaUfttial salaries are iwndy toalaad telegraph operator, if yup want k aeeemfnl fntara, ana filled with etui W. lot te BEATTY parlor sow opaw. ranoecHoo with Aaderoou baiter (toft Hair bobbin by espert baibmo. Marcel u Wan. 30917, specialty. For appointment BRBtn for expert aervicn. 1 oporialmo and is facial treatments for Uaaft far Madam MaxH B owe. Hotggy musetoa. tel Roberto, Waa. 678$. UfTO-DATparlor, special marcel and boh curl, 60c; oil bindft' of bee tty work. Hours R a, m. to 8J0 p. mS SSS8 R. 8te go. Waa. $512. LBAKN beauty cttUure at Uio Devin Bruit Parlor. Isqntre a boot aur waakl rate. Haeee hotel. fft Utah Ba vinca A Tnet btdg. HAtaT Sitoi tocri TUAJDta LDBT White CoUle dog with brow r.frirfd MR- - WIENER, artist U ahingiinftl ladto mark TOR I Salt Lck. Citr to.nfutaria, ro hair. Bal., Oonm MH bbig. Was, TtoL Pal toga, earn eoi graved fta. will trot I RMUldcr Plea phuuo Waa. ttoa c Was. ftiOO-J- , PALACE BEAUTY PA&LOR, 4 toed toarisg 0344 cf it (or 14 W 2ND BO, WAR. 4188. working mae, SftO L08T$y crtppte . Oadg. zrtatmft mtaua Marcel, mower, bat. lat Wast. Du, bank and ror, ta twrim. Expert apemtam, msu bam. act T tatw bom cut Tftc. hair .City aad County bldg. 388 Be. lat your right, uot you toertg fia junk or mtlAV Waa. TlflB-1ft tonrcalliiML f LBtSONB majuaiUog gi Tritwor. iIm. " tiOBT Pmrtv ivtaml.g 1019 by expert pratac, 30-(-t. M M A A . Il,ht wrist wstr.. 9 MlitAli 4uoa4 pl.tluia3 WIU r Ae ew Njwwl Inquire ave. By. 800-tearing 4Ihm4 riM. tataa Sneesal ro 4C et. BOMB Kdien PAKLOR'Mafeaniftg, 0?7 wtH. PCcpcc tag A24t. hampoo, 89k te, etc 409 E. ted Bo . haiu .ta vlih ijIRT (rt(4 AND 10$. BJ5-TIR- -- r fur-beari- farmsr mounts to hure figures when large sections are considered. - In 1923. for example, nearly 11.000.004 bushels of screenings were produced, threshed and marketed as dockage in the states of South Dakota, North Dakota. Minnesota and Montana. Tho stun o! 1474,000 was paid by the farmers of those states for threshing their screenings end 1300,04 was paid to the railroads for hauling them to the terminal markets Millions of dollars worth of good feed was thus given away. The grain farmer was the beer. Average screening are similar to oats in composition and In feeding value. Heavy screenings from which ths chaffy material has been removed are nearly equal ' to corn, wheat or barley In the percentage of tho variMore than 3,600.000 ous nutrients. lambs could have boss fed with the . 19k . MSH-R- 1 cyci-ta- ' h,