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Show CACHE AMERICAN. I.OGAN. UTAH Taking on Food for the Navys War Dogs Modern Contract Bridge tf ItE .Cl. Hittiriltf rrcr Na . Change in 4 play at fh Ulrica hand. four trirkt lfl be wen by about four or gt( with other honor card, cod tt-cards. remainder with Thu yardstick for th trUk BieurniMt Of a hnL Th Yardstick of Crick Low CWJ Trick Donor Trick low card trick by rod card ef set op side cult. At no trump. U trick ro won oltlirr by honor or by rod card of suit. In measuring your total trick ft porttnry, la arcordanc with your k hoor-tr- l you may us th fo lowing count: Th 4 5 54 Count (At No Trump) Bonnrtrlrk Will d- - So that th heldbetaeen trliiplow contract ex- card partner. periancy I art 4 to woo hr trunti, or trick. 4'i 2 to 8 Ono-od- a (or down 1) B C4 or moro 8 8 to 4 Wbra you and your partner ar bidding a ault, It highly Improbable that agalnat your trump data th opponent will h abl to win any low card trlrka So you nat only th definite fear of their 'data In honor-trick- . Therefore, partnership bolding of 54 honor-tric- k with itrong trump put yon la th gam ton with a major ault bid. To carry you over th long bard road to gam at a minor ault, where tha opponent muit b held down to two defensive trick, aomo additional honor atrength la uual!y i 1 tt tatl4 the transfer fvota ov muda Cun tent to nitrogen SO tho bails fur labeling. Tbl change b rain rfleclit January 1 la the New Fig and states and to New York, Niw Jersey, Pennsylvania, lrl wire. Maryland, West Virginia. ayl I r. I'a.tald Schreiner, chief of tbs of soil fertility, bureau of (biin.tdry and auiia. United Siote Irj artment of Agriculture, lm-!ob Kchrelner believe ri mge I dcklrahl front most Ho polutt out that p.i.ni of tlew. n. la th ammonia form la only a few of th fee prcM-n- t l.!..cr material which ar commonly although nitrogen la present In several dllfrrent forma la u h fertilizer materials a aulphatt of ammonia, pltrata of soda, calcium cyan mid, calcium nitrate, potns alum nitrate, ammonium phosphite, tankage, fltb meal. Cottonseed meal, in I other animal and plant by prod-u- u. It Is thus desirable that the nam of tho element nitrogen, and not the equivalent In one of tha particular forms In which It occurs, l.ould appear on fertilizer labels. The fact that 1 per cent of nitrogen I tlie equivalent of 1.22 per cent of amtiioula ha also led to some confusion because of the Indiscriminate use of the two terms aa applied to fertilizer content, say Iioctor Schreiner. The new regulations require that the percentages of plant food b stated In whole numbers and not la fractions for all mixed fertilizers. There will be printed on the bag s simplified statement of the gunrun-tc- e showing only the net weight and brand name. Including the analysis, guaranteed percentage of nitrogen, of available phosphoric add, and of potash, and the name and ad Ires of the manufacturer. r " -- ICS. - - . 1 i UM-- Beneath the shadow of three of their "loud speakers," bluejacket of tha 0. S. 8. California take on ammunition at San Francisco In preparation for th practice of short range, long rang and antiaircraft shooting in the waters of the pacific. Two-od- d CAMS At la 3 ttM ti) la wait bltl the f AS kar ft Regu- tlM t Ml tot luqwrtsnt than; la regul Unis fur labeling fertilizer wbtit wilt aSect farmcis ef 12 northeast-erawl to, s Labeling lations Affects Northeastern States. Tl Rule of Eight lb DUU.Vtl ef Scenes and Persons in the Current News Fertilizers Show Nitrogen Content SCIENCE FORECASTS NEXT GREAT DELUGE tfelting Polar Ice Caps to Cauie Inundations. W aablngton. We still speak of the Ice age" as If It belonged to tbs remoie geological past. bate rein. bed the conclusion that there acre several Ice age Cool-ogI- Ohio Students Surpass on Lore of the Theater Delaware, Chlo. Out of the whole sphere of current events, Ohio We, leyan university students are most familiar with affairs In the theaters, as examination given her revealed. The class made a 79 per cent avand erage In Identifying actor actresses. Several of Ihein, however, believed Mure Connelly, author of Green Pnrlores," waa a baseball player. Half llie atudrnts did not know who was vice president of the United Slates. Ollier replies: Ton Democratic leader; lluey Mooney. Long, a leader of Chinese armies; Francis Oulmet, French premier. that changes from day to day are the result Man flourishes under such condition If the torrid tone acre to become even more torrid than It la, and If what are now frozen tracts around the North and South poles are to bear sub tropical life, ninna food supply will not be what It Is now. Prof. G. 8. Simpson of the British meteorological olllce has advanced the theory that Chellean, Mousterlnn and other ruces of men that once flourished in southern Europe were wiped out because the climate changed and that Inedible vermin took the place of the Cross of 1,000 Piocet that were hunted. No one ran Brockton, Muss. A carved tell what may happen If a new carboniferous era should follow the two feet high and containing warming of the earth. Man Is about separate piece of wood, was aa old as the present Ice age. It by Daniel Stlt Ills. No twine, la a question If be will survive 1L glue or nails were used. I What la more, the lust Ice age, known a the qiniteruury, la only about half over, despite our blister"Eternal Ice" or ing summers. most generally recurrent situation, eternal snow" are figment of the let u assume tint yon are tn the poetic Imagination. Very slowly the position of responding to your partIre aheela In the Arctic and ner' original suit bid of one. If great Antarctic regions are melting and b has bid first or second hand, yon pouring their torrents Into the know that h ha at least 24 oceans. The enrtli must Inevitably cross, a II may have more than chnnge Its aspect and Its climate. l.tkxt , 8)4 even, possibly, How the change Is slowly taking made Measures of Determining many is G. If so, the surplus place and what the result will he pegs, trick will be shown In subsequent Value of Coni Silage has been considered by such sble round. Tor the present yon must meteoroloand An Iowa reader writes as follows: assume that h hold tha minimum, geologists, physicists as Prof. Sir Edgeworth David What la a fair price per ton for an unbreakable rule In this system. gists corn silage, when timothy Is selling of the University of Sydney, AusW will auppoae that yon hav for $10 to $15 and alfalfa for $22 tralia, Prof. Wilhelm Melnardus of Immedicounted your honor-trickGottingen and a score of others. per ton?" ao as hand ately upon sorting your a The latest la Dr: William J. There ar several methods for arto ho ready for any emergency. Now of the United States weathriving at a satisfactory price. A yon have only to add your number er bureau, who recently addressed ton of avernge corn belt silage usuto the minimum of 2!4 ahowu by the American Meteorological society corn partner to know whether or not on the subject, summarizing old More Than Half of Total more remote countries, and Ja.tn ally Is worth six bushels of Howyonr partnership total of honor-trick- s views and modifying them In the ary 1, 1931, Is the latest date for and 300 pound of loose hay. Is Found in America. which compnruble Information Is ever, It Is often figured that silage (5)4) puts you In the desired light of the Information gathered in from a normal corn crop Is worth available In full. gam tone. If you find this to be the Antarctic Il.vrd the hy regions the price of good quality The United Stutes then had 20, tha case, yon must serve prompt Washington. There were 35,330. In the Greenland and by 4C7 telephones In the entire world 201,57(1 telephones, or more thnn legume hay per ton, even though notice of tha Important fact on expeditionProf. Alfred Wegener and on January 1, 1931, according to half of the world's total. The this places a slightly higher value your partner. This notice may be ala companions. statistics served In any one of three ways recently compiled by the United States and Canada together on silage than Its actual amount of The glacial sheets that now cover American Telephone and Telegraph had more than twice as many tele- food nutrients would Indicate. which you deem advisable. First, North and South poles were the This latter measurement Is used by an Immediate bid for game at once 12,000,000 square miles In ex- company. It takes some time to phones as the whole of Erunpe. from the Thirty per cent of the world's total for silage to be fed to cows In milk. your partner's declaration; second, tent more thnn the pres- secure authoritative data telephones were In Europe and 9 Where the corn was rather low by a bid for game at so trump; or ent total land area of the globe. In third, by a Jump forcing take-out- , per cent were scattered widely yielding, some allowance will have the course of about 700,000 years of one more than necessary. In anabout the globe. Adverse business to be made In the charge, although U PIQUE FOR THE SUIT they have melted down to their conditions slowed down the rate must be remembered that stalks usuother suit. NHUOIAS area about 000,000 By of (HEBIB square of If your partner ha opened with present telephone growth In 1920 and ally have a higher feeding value on alone Greenland miles. The Ice even caused a few countries to lose when the ears are not fairly a major suit In which you have Is ten times vaster than the area J The total number of Farmer. length or strength, and you have telephones. of the State of New York. Wegshort aide suit that gives you the ener's echo soundings showed that telephones In the world Increased by 805.729 during that year. The probability of making some sepa-- It Is over 0.000 feet thick near the Oats and Peas Increase of 133,553 telephones In irate use of your trumps. It Is usucenter of the lslnnd and about 4,000 The following varieties of Canada the United States during the year ally best to choose your partners feet thick near .the edges of the exceeded that In any other country. field peas are good to sow with oat3: .suit for the game try. bowl over which It spills. Here, Lacking trump assistance, or an- then, we have enough Ice to proPrivately owned systems operate Chang, Cloverland, Golden Vine and more than of the world's Alberta White. The common rate other biddable suit, a three no vide a layer of water one mile In the United States of seeding is two bushels of oats trump bid would, naturally, be thick over 700,000 of Greenland's telephones. all telephones are operated by pri- and one bushel of peas to the acre. your only recourse. But when you 827,275 square miles of surface. To hold with your 8 honor-trick- s vate companies. This country Is Any soil that will grow good oats of must we add another layer this On land not only equipped with more tele- will give good results. long or strong ault of your own, the water which would be game probability should be an- spread over 3, .100, 000 square miles phones than all the rest of the lacking In fertility or on sandy soil, Tills of Antarctica's nounced by a forcing take-ouworld put together, but It Is like- the amount of peas is sometimes re5,400,000 square la the most Impo- miles. wise outstanding In the number of duced to half a bushel and a peck forcing take-ou- t of vetch seed substituted for the Its telephones relative to popula rtant and the most often employed The earth Is steadily growing of the three unconditional forcing warmer. As ail the Ice at the two tlon. peas. Sometimes the vetch Is addbid of the forcing system. It will With 10.4 telephones for each 100 ed without reducing the amount of melts a stupendous volume of poles bo fully outlined In a later article people, the relative prevalence of peas; sometimes winter vetch la water will be released. Professor (WNU Service) telephones in the UDlted States Is used, sometimes half winter vetch estimates that David Leila 1)11. conservatively Hattersler.) (0, bj more thnn eight times that in Eu and half spring vetch. Unless the the sea level will rise 50 feet Prorope. Canada, with 14 telephones field has successfully grown peas or fessor Melnardus doubles that estiOa Reading in Bed per 100 people Is the only country vetch It is a good Idea to Inoculate mate. Doctor Humphreys, with the j All persons except those marvelwhose telephone facilities In pro- the seed before planting. The same ous exceptions who fall asleep the studies of Byrd and Wegener before to population approach inoculation can be used for both portion be will the rise that believes are should him, .instant they horizontal, those of the United States. New peas and vetch. American floods 151 are Such feet. nothing road In bed. The selection of Zealand takes third place with 10.2 book for this purpose la Important new, as we see by the marine fostelephones per 100 people, followed on the tops of the .1 do not advise anyone to follow sils found by Denmark, with 9.9; Sweden, other mountain (the example of King Ahasuerus, Rockies, Andes and Requeen Every Year with 8.7, and Australia with 8.1 tel'and read the Congressional Record, ranges. 100 your bees every year," Itequeen Most of people. ephones per So, within 80,000 or 40,000 years because If one reads a book that in both Canada and was the advice given to attendants the telephones Salt another will be there deluge. jls too dry, one cannot forget one Denmark are operated by private at a bee meeting by J. O. Kremer, self; and th only chance to for- water will sweep over the contibee expert, at Michigan State colcompanies. get oneself In slumber la to forget nents, leaving only the higher land during farmers week. lege ranks second to the Germany 'oneself before slumber. On tha dry. Holland will be inundated. The old queen bee stops laying United States In absolute number other hand, one should not read Fish will swim In Buckingham paleggs in the first days of October," of telephones, but has only five tele'anything connected with ones pro- ace and Westminster abbey, for Kremer. "In July a new explained 100 people. BritGreat per will beneath lie phones of most fessional work or any book that is England should be Introduced." queen 4.3 and France has 2.8. ain In of Sahara Desert only Fashion is very enthusiastic In rewildly exciting. The best bed books the waves. The He said the Introduction of a 'are entertaining biographies or au- will be a great Inland sea. What Is gard to pique for summer wear. Not all three of these countries the govnew queen every year would Inernment the operates e now New York will be marked by only are exceedingly smart telephone systobiographies of a placid nature. the sure beekeeper a healthy, vital William Lyon Phelps In Scribners the upper stories and towers of the frocks made of wlde-wepique In tem. Argentina, with 2.6 telephones colony in the spring. Michigan has 400 f out people, as per nearly Jut tones taller and all the white with they skyscrapers Magaalne. pastel Farmer. of the water. attached of all the telephones In South particular America. Union and the of Japan an tn would In Inundation which to pique dark street colors for Wall Paper From Franc South Africa, each with only 1.4 r Good Feed for Sheep In the days of Colonial America, thus change geography and which town wear, but emphasis is placed be per 100 people, lead tn telephones a in rise would Is on which the tailored by accompanied Jacket suit, deco-I The place of soybeans on the .many of the fine homes were In Asia and rated with scenic wall paper. All temperature, the climate would re- made of pique. A suit of pique Is telephone development farm as a hay crop has been demwas It Africa, to what when turn dinosaurs respectively. not it but attractive only immensely of these papers were Imported, onstrated. Feeding trials with breedroamed the earth and dense Jungles has the advantage of tubbing perThe small towns and rural sec.largely from France, and most of ing ewes In whlcb soybeans and al In ferns of dank, gigantic grew fectly, which Is surely a big Item in tions of America are notably well falfa hay in various quantities and .them were foreign in the scenes now what are Pennsylvania and Its favor. The suit pictured is of provided with telephones facilities. were compared Indi 'they portrayed. Palms and alligators white pique The blouse Is french Communities In this country with combinations Canada. of these hays alone either cate that would flourish at the poles as they blue which follows the very smart less than 50.000 population each Largeat State Fair or any combination of them makes a at millions of their have ago. a did colorful of an with years blouse vogue disposal average ( The Texas state fair, which Is good feed for sheep. In no place What will become of man if cli- white skirt, thus reversing the usual of 12.2 telephones for each 100 Inheld at Dallas in the last two the feeding trial did any during are thus In matic conditions changed? order of things. White ocean pearl habitants. Europe even the significant difference exist between (weeks of October each year, is the In high latitudes produce buttons shine forth on the front goal larger cities are for the most part soybeans and alfalfa hay In feeding .largest state fair In the country. Ice sheets The attendance is more than 1,000,-00- 0 strong contrasts In temperatures loped opening. The tabs which but- less adequately supplied with televalue, according to the Rural New between the polar and equatorial ton the blouse to the skirt, the wide phones than these small American Yorker. people. Winds, storms, weather cuffs and many gored skirt are new. communities. regions. Seeded. To giro brief outline of th specific ns of th yardstick In th anl-nm- honor-- trick honor-tricks- s Hum-pbrey- U. S. LEADS WORLD IN USE OF PHONES 1 Mary adjudged the typical of th defeating th K. Douglas of Wisconsin presenting th best at Annupolts Naval academy. 2 parades held In Dearly every city In th Australians at th Philadelphia Country flag 1 M.dshlproan Kira for his company which was View of Memorial day parade la Detroit, which was 3 American Dnvls cup tennis testa United States. club. How They Teach Geography in Oregon ft . e e .v V . J f ; s ry Is. Cl ilsW . These Cl school children of Grant Pass, Ore., are learning their geography In a highly modern as well as Interesting manner. The picture puzzle map of the United States Is 30 feet long and 19 feet wide. Each state la a separate block. The new method of teaching geography, It Is said, not only hold the pupils Interest, but teaches them graphically the relative sizes of the states and their locatlonsL WINS 500-MIL- E RACE The Burgoo King Does His Stuff J. L. Looney of Lexington, Ky, went all the way to Atlanta to prove that Brunswick stew doesn't compare with burgoo. Mr. Looney, who Is known throughout aa Kentncky the "Burgoo King," and for whom this year's Kentucky derby winner was named, offered to prepare a special dish of burgoo t be served at the annual barbecue one-thir- d of the Atlanta police department and to furnish definite proof that burgoo is Infinitely better than any Brunswick stew ever made. Here he Is preparing the pot of nis recipe for burgoo burgoo, enough to serve 500 guests Is : 400 pounds of potatoes, 200 pounds of onions, one bushel of carrots, 24 gallons of tomatoes, 6 gallons tomato puree, 48 cans of canned corn, 100 pounds of cabbage, 24 fat hens, 100 pounds of lean roup meat; cook for 30 hours, season to taste. one-fift- h developed.-- 1-Wallace's i s mile-dee- Fred Frame, of Los Angeles, who automobile race at He set a new speed Indianapolis. record for the event, averaging 104.144 miles an hour. won the 500-mll- e t. CONVENTION HOST xnr Self-Flyin- g, Fool-Pro- of rrv. vsv i Airplane j one-piec- lt one-hal- Edward J. Kelly, president of the Chicago south park board, has been named chairman of the committee of entertainment for delegates and visitors to Chicago during the Republican and Democratic Machine Breaks Rocks Of English Invention is a machine using hydraulic pressure to break masses of concrete, rocks and other materials without using dynamite. Nations Prison Population There are 116 federal and state institutions (prisons) in the United States The total population of these Institutions Is about 123.000. Q. W. Cornelius of Burbank, Calif, riding astraddle the fuselage of his newly designed "free wing monoplane that automatically control and flies itself. Both wings of the plane work free from the fuselage and adjust themselves by tilting up or down in accordance with the different air currents while flying, thus preventing the possibility ef the ship going Into a tail-spi- |
