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Show Pie Eight. to PL to; if Tram Well Lo-- l Maiad nmm , A'1. .800 .00 1:!'" .000 .800 .500 .200 .000 "'springs Tournament et Brigham , Gty to Determine UtahjsmitMirid I To 13-- Nat-nrd- ar A l:( f Ji pa ,4 - c54.:r:. According to the State Agriculhay this years ural Statistician, cent of what :rop will be 43.5 per hey were last year. af- With tin understanding, even cr the 175.000 head of cattle which nw he government rom the farmers are disposed of. feed here wiU be a shortage of na- or the remaining' cattle, unless ure steps in and gives us some now ood ard frwjuent rains from i i. n. To make the best of ft bad situa-as provide thus and therrfore. ion, luch eniergenfcy feed as possible or farm animals. Is a problem confronts Utah farmers. Com, sorghum, and sudan grass can reorobibly the cropsat that this time est be depended upon r year to Woduoe more or less itisfactory results. Sudantn grass Aug- .av even bo planted early good a fairly still and produce it to a mount of feed per acre. It for used Lst erotmr. and can be It Is too iy. pasture OT silage. normal ,uch. of course, to expect n crops, elds 'from these' are fav- .pn if wathcr conditions Is what able trim .njw on; but "oducd will heip out material.hot Sorghniu y.iU withstand very to ry weather and will continue condi- cw under severe adverse of Tiiere are many kinds and good rghum that are equally used for hay, for- m crop aif ago seed, or syrup. seed for find iy he hard to therefore, use what seed a pet. If corn Is available give ; Mid it will probably results than delaying to for seed for some other 42 14 27 10 . ogdeN GRILL B. H. O. A S Sari0, M rf protalzcr. 3b Gr()W ,b If jjuIsteticr, s 4. J cf - p RoseH, 1 - 2 12 0 io 1 0 0 o. A. 0 1 HOME HEALTH B B NATURAL REMEDIES: In asm? the various herb remedies that are so bountifully supplied by nature, the medical profession has for many years been making the mistake of depending upon the chemical analysis of the hmb to tell him whether or not it was a Curative Agrr.t, while the go:d r,1 grandmothers and the old fashioned apothecaries and the upon herb doctors depended the effect of tlie herb upon the sick. When a person got sick they gave him an infusion tea. tincture, extract, or applied a poultice or salve made from the herbs that had always produced satisfactory results In similar cases before and because the patient was at once relieved and then got well, their confldnce was Justified and they were ready to use It again in all such cases. . J 33 .. 5 3b - ? D. Orme rf u. Hunsaker, lb Boothe, c D. Hunsaker. 2b Wheatley, cf Gibbs, ss d. Hunsaker, p j? 4 3 4 3 Christiansen, rf udy, p 1 . 0 obo $0 005 015 ; - 2 kJlVNiiJ--r t im 2 2 2 0 0 MO- con-epm- Adminis- - conger, 4 3b Harris, cf Hunsaker, rf-- p Richardson, If Abbott, c Green, lb Randall, ss Haight, 2b Waldron, 2b rf Johnson, xBeck 5.645 ;.t jj 4 j 2 p-- 1 3 0 0 3 0 4 book that's just full of interesting or short trips to unusual and unique points for you at any of interest in Scenic America. A copy is waiting f Pep 88 and Vico station. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 Available at any PEP 88 and VICO Station " lb j j cf Reese, If 3b Peterson, rf Q Archibald, petty Ew-jn- - 2 5 3 5 4 2 10 3 0 0 0 2 3 3 100 110 10 0 0 0 hit-Dry- s-the rs George E. G. Archibald, Ewing. Struck out completed, Rasmussen 10, Johnson 3. Hundef of the Adjustment balls Rasmusttons wheat section, pre-- t, saker 1. Bases 4,onHunsaker 1. Umthe wheat pwogram sen 2. Johnson pire Parker. rememDrive in today and ask for an outdoors" book. And do its best when ber, on every trip, long or short, your car will k superfuel the you use Pep 88 and Vico. Pep 88 is oil that pre- the is Vico cost. with Tetraethyl Lead, at no extra anti-knoc- 1 13 0 0 1 rf heat program for upon on Wear is planned Just 37 13 27 12 Totals basis as the one 7 030 003 010 payments benefit Hemonton Hie 300 023 23x- -13 announced as 29 cents (Elks processing summary: Errors Maughan 4, i bushel, theremains the c Archibald, Drysdale, Randall 2. ie present re-- 1 runs Rf.smussen, Green, the amount of the 15 Home 1 not be more than Maughan. e Three-bas- e of Two-bashits Rasmussen, daje. base. Because organ-fanneSoffe 2, Richardson. Stolen bases id work of local for the program Drysdale. Hit by pitchers Maughan , i i B. H. O. A. J ,? 5 4 ge '40-pa- ge xBatted for Randall In 9tn. Maughan. 2b Soffe' c ' c Archibald, ss Rasrnussen, p 40-pa- It tells you things you probably never knew Before abouVj It gives you ideas 'many historic and scenic spots in this region. off the lor your own personal exploration of scenes that are beaten path." yet easily reached by automobile. It helps you ever had ,'get more real enjoyment from your car than youve before. ; j The pages reproduced here are typical of the entire acces- Boole. It covers the most interesting, unique and readily pible points in Utah and Idaho. 70 ELKS t0m mm mm&i&m a 1 11 0 2 Totals in-b- UlKf.UWWsLSCJUVlN! HERE'S for long 0 1 - these like es Mg -1 Struck Charge defeat to Chambers.3, Chamout L. Hunsaker 4, Udy bers 6. Bases on balls L. Hunsaker 3. Hit with pitched 2. Chambers Urn- ball Wheatley by Chambers. Scorer cerSeamon. and are filing who pires Perry 'armors L Boothe. of ' compliance on their contracts will oiHnsfcmeni TREMONTON as the second B. H. O. A. it is estimated by the 1 nore smoothly this year. Jenks Loune Laketown Mrs. and son. Mrs. Violet Rawlins and daughter Kimba. of Lyman, Wyoming. were recent visitors. Enliop Vernon Robin on cam? up from Salt Lake City Saturday aod Is sperding a slKrt time in the va'.liy repairing electric 11ms. Mr. and Mrs. Keene and daugh-- j ter Virginia of Salt Lake City, er.route to Teton Pass, stopped over a day to visit with Helen Greene at the ranch. Taturday. July 2- -, the stork left a fire boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Word. All dir.g nicely. W. L. Thompson of Kanab. was t l guo-- cf M.ss 7rginla Johnson over the 21th. Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Weston and daughter Dorothy of Trentcn. of Logan, and Joseph Hodges wree visitors here during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Cooley of Cedar City, are paying a brie! visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. DcWitt Johnson. Mrs. Gertrude Hyde of Logan, is a visitor at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Amos B. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. L. Floyd Clarke and daughters, and Miss Linda Robinson of St. Anthony, Idaho, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Heber C. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs Clark returned recently from Mr. where New York, Nf ! 1 OF HUMAN 9l S M.v D. c L NS TV levy Vf lifted ms beeb M y feted . . . end hnrled bm tertb etem! M I IJWVAIil'Gj ie ,,'r. buiatd mtm.tiurz: 5 y John Ctotnnttt. A ftndio i. ittmon production LAKETOWN ,Mmm wmstm 2 hits U. Hunsaker, Boothe L. Hunsaker. Scowthers. D. Orme. Credit victory to L. Hunsaker. h a .that have been approv-ftahas been paid as the on .the 1933 crop on the secUmg of checks ernent will proceed rapidly. stlomted that Utah wheat ent contract signers will a total of $657,473.00. ment econd installment pay he rate of nine cents vefs From this each producer v t share of the expenses the local production association is deductible, of ioh of the disbursement sec- re than $30,000,000 for will payments aliment total wheat benefit topayap- country the entire $67'0' ly $98,000,000 m already been ,7-placed bands by July - ' The 3 q a3 Two-bas- e Al I 7 24 x11 gld RrrrystoleeTwVmn: vor you do along this line, crystal Springs fal,Ure' on k-- en 40 . ? If Fryer. 1 451.573.00 at the same time feel The humble wayside plant that flu", yet we were burning up Inalways ready to serve us Is as though and take a bl? boiled and baked ard burned Ths side. we go home ging-- r tea, then go to gases thrown off as well as Uv cup of hotsoon the Internal heat a.:.! cv. bd and ;', thee a'l c.iuca.ly the skip gets mcist and examim1! threatened attack and ur.lec-- s they are able to catch vr ; .(! The rf Inline p.ra has been worked oil and put Into a bettle the true pcor l.eib is and wc Ic.l fresh and vigorous pi.iuii'Ie. t: couch used. As veil try to find out a :a:n. remed-!- i to me the k.-rman think; by putting ts lr i king how re. th-- y are d s r:brd In tlie dead led through th ia:re ;ra- Lon e Henth Club book Vol. 5. CSS. should btar In nund that iliore me My cim is siren? and sk.ll.'ul. ulr ore n"t familiar with such and my ear lic.irs thing, ihould alwajs avoid the My ye ii the i'.ei'e f appr'achln? foct t V'--, herbs that contain poisons. There aid vet there rannat be found in are plmiy of the the fit'll, fckvd or beius of my varlct.es, and they will do the body am thing capable of ana'vsii work. that wculd toil to the scientist why Whin the natural healing power my arm obeys the Impulse of niv cf properly selected vegetarian food these writes Will and with a pen Is once understood by human bewerds. No chemist could tell how ings and the tremendous power for nor hand the mv ejes see to direct good or til that Is tn the mind, how my ears hear the sound of then all poisons and all of the Who roof. the rain failing upon tar products will disappear I cool knows the spirit of a plant? from the doctors' proscription list. know that of you know, and many Surgery will be used only to make when the extract of three common repairs when damages have ocwavside plants, one cf them rian-ta- curred through accidents. usually called a weed and a nuisance, are combined by the CLUB NOTES old grandmother In an ointment tlie rubbed into ointment I am troubled DOCTOR: DEAR and the skin ever an lnf!ar', threat or with gas In the stomach and have acuta inflammation of the bmals, ' pains after every meal, worst after the bladder, or the appendix, rclicL f upper. I have a peculiar sensaand we tion around the heart which Is Is almost instantai.o.-know that lives have been saved by hard to describe, a sort of JumpIt because pneumonia has not been ing which lasts a few seconds. developed in any case where It When I lie down or stoop over I have the same feeling. One doctor has been promptly. We also know that when we feel says it Is chronic appendicitis. Is the severe chilling sensation of the there a cure for that trouble? Vfcy T . Of jkttC- - life-ir.i- by Dr. David II. Ueedr Kansas City. Missouii 0 - CRYSTAL SPRINGS H. Orme 2 4 0 j J chambers, p pitcher, p Totals H- - 3 late-sow- ural Adjustment i n-- CLUB Edited TODAY and WEDNESDAY All readers of this publication are at liberty to ante for Information j health pertaining to the subject of at any time. Address all communClub, ication to the Home HealthWirth-man 314 or Dr. David H. Troost. Kansu Bldg, 31st City. Missouri, with name ndcent in full and at least four in postage. , Totals Richards, cf Fulkerson. If W. Hansen, rf m. Hansen, c van Noy, lb oiney, ss scrowthers, 3b wilUamson. 2b Capitol Theatre Is Tlie hiphly educated physician. however, has been taught at col-- 1 0 lege to depend almost entirely upon ? o 0 0 chemistry to find out if the herb elements the contained really J ft which he had been taught would be necessarv in a case. .- .- Barca cf Van oennaker, p 0 , i Hartley. 2b DanletSi c 1 o o -- 1 11-- Plant Substitute Crops For Hay and Feed Grains S and Dry"Yacht auh.oneof the rtrang. Shades of Linton! On a dry Jake at Trona. California. Is located theingli r ice boat an to construction except that wheelsjnsiead of runn. in mmilar are world. 17 in the yacht boat discovered the strange era.. was it in the shown utd. Ambassador Eijrfit tlMNash Purelake bed. When paced by e could travel up to 33 m. p. h- - across the smooth surface of the prehistoric ed nit 4 V- - M . " lofh'Ilnai t , I et 31. 19.U. 1 r I ! Le-fk- 7f f i Sunday's RraulU 7 13, Tremonton Elk Logan now 1. Brisluot City Everything U , 11. flmlthfirld Spc,mi Crystal n 8 art f r the Gtal American Orlil 8. Ogden Logan Collegian J'lftiof Baseball tournament Malod 8. Brigham City 7. to be n tl In Brigham City 3 neat a.'l Saturday. t Auguat andn Logan Elks remained In the mday WH nw A. Ltah-ldah- o league race when they tne aften on Of each day, the first at lie re Sunday y Tremonton prompt. .omroeurr defeated tontrit ti on tlie oclock Floyd Rasmussen, of defeating allowed Locun. winners, tlie for mound garElks Or drn and Garland hire Friday the Una dtvtim. only six tilts, -while 111 repiwnl and Johmon Hook" Lake Salt off the nered ten Magna wiU rrprrx'iil be The to team divwon- - Two other thicc off Re Hunsaker. In a le tLMiiRuuvd later. winners put tl games lull for the first .The winner Of Uie City Brigham rJayed I'lidaf will meet oil will Each team has now and tlie other club place position. Saturwon four games nd contest tor second pi" Those games will day afternoon. large crowd to Brigham draw City. will .be Ogden Sunday. Drawing fur these gamei 1 at the American lMlon other g out a untp.d Mine In Brigham City Thursday sta Springs th from d, Its first light by representatives city dropped to our cluhi ill second half, losing Tlie Oisiness men of Brigham Malad. 8 10 - lhe gBme has been for the ;iiy wilt contribute pmes ouUUuidin performance on he diamond, the nux-U- Iioine runs, nost stoiim ba.es. longest hit, best iltcher. lwt catcher, best efirst In all. tluity-fhetc. prizes will be given. A committee has been appointed s m enter nnment and all the play-rwill to the guests of Brigham Tlty on Friday night. to i - State. Championship. 1 I 5 Till v e n; Pit .8n .. FRIDAYjS; Would dirt or help? X am A A 4J car old. ANSWER: Tills trouble ii die , ramx-sto two dllterent first, of the food in the digc-tleinstead of second, which comes from chronic constipation, Tliere could never be chronic apptiiduT.u without constipation. If ou remove the csu.se, nature doe tlie curing. You can get immediate relief from tlie danger of scute appendicitis by wry freely Ointment, using Grandmother's and largely overcome the cam by using herb laxatives. The rtiuoii why you have the difficulty around that when gas acthe heart cumulates In tlie transverse colon or in the small Intestine. It presses up against the diaphragm ahicn with the action of the Interfere lie art and causes palpitation and the Jumping sensation that you exthe.se perience. To overcome all of symptoms you will need a special course of diet. Over the Bounding Plain 9f JII0RjM& 7Hah 10GM TucmLv. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH CACHE .!.rJCAN-I.O(;K- N'. ,! j t k at vents attrition and gives sure, economical lubrication. Stop dealers stations and any of the 400 conveniently located service in Utah and Idaho. Distributors of Atlas Tires and Batteries. Enjoy the Outdoors EVERY WEEK ! Clark spent the pa'-- t voar training in one cf this colleges. Mr. and Mrs. Churn V.Mhmr.s cf tvan.-'on-. Wyoming, and Win the spent Green of Randolph, 2.th wltn Medam- - Lillian and Oral Wilhs. Mr. and Mrs Fred C. Feller of Randolph and Mrs, V. D. Alley of Cckcvilic, Wyo were quit? surprised Tuesday, July 21th, when tiny came over in que-,- t of fruit, to find the pccple of t.o busy in the nnd t of a rous- Ing pioneer day celebration to t: thinking of win king, so tliey joined in the festivities and roirm.-eover until the next d.y. Laketcwn celebrated Finrer dav s July 24th. sponsored by the Do'igh-icrof Utah Pirnrers in a rousin gcod old time celebration .in tribute to the early pione're-- Commencing at 10 am. a spectacular prinpaiade marched through thedepict-irg cipal streets cf the town, of advent the pioneers: wagons, dressed up immicovered bugies. grant fashion, fiat wagons, hand carts, stare a large Indians, mounted coach, float representing decorated Utah's Best Crop" and other inTlie paiade was headcidentals. ed by the high schorl band; following was a splendid and apIn the propriate program held ward hall. After this the crowds ccv-er- to d: to the lake park partake of their lunch and watch ihc rsces. children's horses, sack, three legged, and women's races, swimming, etc. Prizes were given lor the children's races. In the a baseball game was w.trre.'vd between Montpelier and Lakctcwn. the score 6 in favor the cf Montpelier, thus closing events of the day. In the evening t!'"re was dancing and roller Pkatiug. afti-rno- LOGAN to CEDER CITY by TELEPHONE $1.55 AFTER 8:30 P. M. 90c Staticn-to-statlo- n rates, TELEPHONE Friends that You're Coming. |
