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Show Tuesday, June 10, 1911 Marriage Thc Cacne American. Logi.ii. Cache fountyT Utah Recreation Major Julia Flikk'e Heads Vast Corps of Army Nurses Features at Summer School Investigating Alkali And Salinity ofIn Soil Licenses Tape Five Colorado River Described in Writers Project artt-rapr.iV, '.j Jay IVtv! a n. II) rum uiul lUra noImral.guluin ' To au.ii.itit W the lMt n A i u w !' of J.i In the pajH-rs- , how many of fhe 2,(00 nuhni in the t'niicd State H Atu,!r C. St.xMard, th'Miind, IP.yd ' Sii.t-u.iii- ru l, "',1 h um 1, d by a cultural Fx.wr.'ni :,t st.it.on in ji I1-''ci'r' indusit itinjflv "lume. trmv women, wire you'd prohally 11 ' t;!i t.'.e thill'. ul 8 thn-Ity llm A mer lumia and ' Hue You would tie wrong. for tin re is one, and lur name is fulU tv'1, 'V f U and ti Cala Mi.ikt- whuti i,a mtraU.m.l laboratory at Itliei-.d!.uni, . Flikke. I 'nited Staiii Army Nurse Coip she lank a l ,r J r hi dmsfi is atll ifornia. tn tti.il "white telraj Letter Gas a til be Of foii-td- u ublr l;r.x: t.mc salute from all commissioned army oitiiut, and slumldif urap txaring w.Ur' i.t '.t. t,, tlu ,r d 'ni turn et!vi Gas at loaer Her varied a fold eak leaf. to nejtern Iar:m rj mhi-si nl d th Si, ih is the Colorado, completJ Baugh Motor Company, IVwi-ll'V hy J hn ed Dr It II Wallir. d rector of tie durlrg the pant llrrty Msjur , te the won her have for Coamopol f Tn f..l ih sorption of tin- - re- the t xperlnu nt nation a.d Fri- of Of eje t.il iMunl the !e accuia from Month the thej ' del. to, will be 111 Third Ward Relief. Society K n r.ie-the Kim? whuh met day. of OonmopoitUn magi-xlnappeal an, e of July w ' Tlie Investigation have a direct nude hu f rit The Third aa-- d Belief Society Paul Hemming, noted magnum h In a atory related by Grrtta are holding their aork and busi'who p oied tety popular t the )"Urm y down tie "white waters bearing on the problem of al- Palmer, ness meeting Tuesday at 3 pm. kali and aaltnliy which u one id gullt n summer session time rais m It 9 and g.izid upon 'Vunge nursing earner Major Flikke All teacliers are requeued to be the mwt eriou ago, tlie assUm heads imhiatl weird, grand n gion The l.ii dwape confronting irrl be own in 1912. Ml Palmer report n away fiom the river, present and make reports. when he waa widow Fiikk. I gatej agriculture In the It Hemming 1 the prophetic name i.ibhs i.f rock; cl fft of of tlie maglrian wince full name is suites, explained Dr. Walker plain Wisconsin hmincwtfe, child e and deairoui of some oeetioa "Excessive arcumulstlon of soluU Dr Paul F Ciemmlll. Better Gas profesior f41- pu'torms of rxk plateau, lion to fill her thonpht. During ble sail or alkali, in the soil ma0f ti irus. irags of risk -t- en of the at economhs University Gas at lower Better her husband's fatal il!nea the ob castr.u.gi ly carved forms Hock In severe of and reduces, terially author and many work Baugh Motor Company, and no vegetation, ses. impairs the productivity of served the uaeful, satisfyingbecome j c cry where, w ha text thU lie field, appeared of a nure and resolved to A Ijn the land where crop production one herself. all over the country Including be-- 1 no iul'- no a fintiMnf emir After I vt Visiting Sister ,orm ruk,'J r'1k' w,,h tf-Is no longer practicable.' lie adfore White House audiences. In Chicago' AugUn Hospital. he Mrs. Adrain Merrill and sons ded. c'h.dral shaped work at Colum entertainers Ci,rv'd t)n took Other special Major Julia Fiikk Admin Jr. and Ralph of Idaho hundreds of lowering are Irving Wasserman. First of the studies "Nature his t'nlversitv, and promptly tnlned planned Falls, Idaho, are spending a week and Cause of Chlorosis In Utah the Nursing Cory when the United in Long Island, Art ansa, and prominent Logan pianist; a string thousands of feet, cliffs that can- War. State entered the World Texas. According to M's Pslmer visiting at the home of Mrs. Mer- and Practical Methods of Control cmwmble Cliarles J md be sealed, and canyon walls including After a mere month she was pro- when she wa sent to Fort McKin-- 1 that shrink the river into sigrill's sister. Mm. Harvey Christen- began In 1928 and as Steen, acting head of the instrurevised in moted to the rank of chief nurse, ley in the sen. Philippine, she was mental music department at the nificance. with vast, hollow domes 1931 and again In 1910 so 1929, to Tork New to was and elevated to the rank of First Lieubrought that more aspects of the experi- ntiot a hundred nurse to France. tenant, later being detailed to college. William Douglas of Wells-vill- e and tall pinnacles, and fdiafls Health Council Meets ment could be studied. Dr. D In the heart of the battlefield area, Tientsin, China. Her commission as and others; Annette Rich- - j s t on the verge overhead, and co'ored-bu- ff, gray, ,1ll;hl-work her eet about Flikke ard&on Dtnwoodey and Virgins Ba-- a! A meeting of the Cache Health Wynne Thorne, Dr. F. B. Wann, Mr. major came when the waa assigned choeohi.le: never - bown' Bnd and dir resource crude with Moffice of th surgeon General to the ker of Salt Lake City, who will Council will be held at Smith-- , and Dr. A. L. Stark, research as- weather conditions, but she and at the Walter Reed Hospital in furnish a vocal program: Edward field Thursday. June 12. at 8 woctate professors for the station, her assistant went about their Washington. often polished. are at the m Steueretiian. famed polLsh ptanLst bare, and tills School. Junior p. supervising High experiment When the work uncomplaining. the rapids of the Coloof next Shooting June ad-DrBy year. Major in now the United t Thome also Is In charge armitic wa reached, Mrs. Flikke Dr. Ralph N. Barlow will tpcak! States, and be easily compared cannot will have command over a Flikke rado of the study on Some Effects of did not, like many other nure, ittonal numbers which will be on immunization and Inoculation. of 82137 commissioned with a similar fete performed a- The Smithfleld members will fur- and forming Materials on Utah return to America immediately. group later. arranged nurses, an poet in a lung river as in the north woods Soil" which was begun tn June Instead sho remained in Franco and country whoseImportant nish a special program. A dance program laao la bearmed force are Incountry because the inncredible for wounded creasing io rapidly. She ! aurely," . 1940. A third investigation Germany caring "Yhys American soldiers. ing planned for later during the country through which the Coloical Mis and the Chemical Properties of Wholesale Price to Farmers: Buy palmer comment, only; session on which win appear sever- rado runs is so very different. On her return, she became so major in th world who ever wore at Baugh Motor Soil Types of Utah" which was your gasoline al eastern dance artists, the sum- Obstacles presented arc Ironed white she work devoted a that her Jabot tel mer to freshly army session heads added. In adCompany In Wholesale lots at 15 authorized in January, 1935, Is was boulders as big as a work." at various camps posts given directed 17 Dr. D. cents. 8. furnished by and Containers dition. the summer session goers house wait to Jennings, trip the eager soils for the station. free. specialist will have the Logan Golf and boatman, and the treacherous Is estimated that approxiIt Country Club, at a small charge current carries him along smoothly lf of 18 mately milthe and lecture th series Here from Klamath special dally d,.cl.ving hls trusting eye utterly, lion acres of irrigated land In the at 11 a. m. J untii he may find, too late, his Sum Robinson of Klamath Falls, west now is affected tn some deadventure turned Into disaster, Oregon, where he Is employed In gree soluble by salts, and it is If perennial flower seeds have-- not j a large grocery warehouse, Is visit- extremely Major John Wesley made two Important for us to been started, no time should assults on the river, the first ing here with relatives and friends, learn how to manage our lands be lost In seventy-tw- o aito, and the year The being a guest of his brother, Ron to sowing them. the further encroachsecond in 1871. Thia O. Robinson, employee of tlie Cen- mentprevent of alkali salts upon them In climate is not always favorable adventurer and explorer nearly to the often advised practice of tral Mills. Mr. Robinson will re- order we may protect and conserve lost his life in Split Rotk canyon main here for a week. He says for future sumin mid sowing perremals production the relathe lumber business In and about tively few acres during the first ttrip, accident SALT LAKE CITY of good land we mer and It should never be folHigh In masses visited the journey. Klamath Falls Is the major Indus- now School graduates who are ambihave. Dr. Walker pointed out. lowed it there is any way to Shivwits Indians killed three of try at the present. tious to be come pilots in the Powell "Many farmers of Utah are at- avoid it. men who had become United States Army Air Corps A seed bed in a partial shnd- tempting to wrest a living from and left the party. discouraged Prof. Kilburn Here lands that are so Impregnated with cd place, but not to will be cheered by the news that directly un arose in the Much dissension H. Parley Kilburn. member of alkali salts that efficient such training will very soon becrop dor the leaves of trees. Is the the second trip to run uring party come a factual possibility under the faculty at Snow college at production Is Impossible," he con- place for perennials. They must the rapids, for tlie Major evithe provisions of a bill recently Ephraim, Is anlong the summer tinued. "The Improvement of these be grown all this year for flowtook this expedition somedently lands which to session students at the USAC is needed for the security ers next passed by Congress, and season, so that there is what lightly and failed to meet which opened Monday. Professor of our rural people, and for the the President has Just affixed his men at designated places, in sowing them in the his signature, it was stated toKilburn was formal principal necessary agricultural production advantage and hazards are subfailed to send supplies, and kept open border, of the Woodruff school In Logan of Utah. It Is to the research inday in a priority news item re- the men waiting in confining canreduced by growring Recruitfrom ceived for three years. He Is enjoying vestigation on the salinity prob- stantially th Army them In a seed bed, somewhat yons for days while he went hls return visit to Logan because lems that we must look for the elevated ing headquarters in Salt Lake with Jocob Mamlin, from the "scouting surrounding ft gives him an opportunity to re- hope of the future for these city. Mormon missionary to the surface and wooda protected by new acquaintance with his host lands Colonel B. E. Grey, District en curb around it of friends who reside here. PYRETHRUM Recruiting Officer, who released AQUtttGlA To prepare a seed bed select this information, stated that trainls SfifoiTSornblng Horrors a location of the sheltered from the full ing under the new "Enlisted Pilot officers. While all of selecting, training and Described by Reporter force of both wind and sun if pos- come all at once in great sheets Training bill will start as soon not sible. Spade the soil thorough- of bloom for a month, with later after July 1st as administrative using these enlisted pilots havesome exhortation to make Amer, ly and see up details can be arranged. The new been worked out, these are that the top soil is scattering bloom. bill authorizes the Secretary of of the probabilities: Applicants will stronger than ever before pulverized as fine as in a seed Pyrethrums are one of the War to detail enlisted men in the be enlisted directly for enlist- on land, on sea, and in the air, box. a three-yefinest of cutting materials, the was voiced recently by Charles A. Army for training and instruc- ed pilot training under If the soil Is heavy lighten it enlistment term and those John J. Roberts, custodian of the long stemmed daisies, sometimes tion as aviation students, with war for the Smith, correspondent by mixing in torpedo sand. Heavy growing three feet tall, Cache County court house and keeping pay and allowances of their re- between the ages of 19 and 22 soil which crusts easily is a poor for teacher of the junior class In the International News Service. when cut. They range in spective grades days while learning. will be given preference. The In the July issue of Cosmopolitan medium in which to sow seeds. Second ward Sunday school, is color won from their wings physical standard required of U When white have to pure palest they magazine Smith describes the horstudent pilots will not be lowerplanning to take his class mem- rors of a night bombing he expe- It should be easily Armed over pinks, rose, scarlet, maroon and they will fly as the tiny crimson, bers to Salt Lake City on June rienced in London, and if there is the seeds, to enable officers, and these aviation ed, . . it will be the same as that roots to penetrate downward with20 for a two day outing. for Flying Cadets. Graduates of When seeds are sown in the students will be Issued $10,000 in accredited out resistance, while the sprouts secondary schools who the premium to be paid Mr. Roberts Is doing this for surance, units emerge to the surface without summer, it is good practice to by the government while they have credits for at least the excellent work of his class struggling wit ha hard crust or cover the seed bed with a piece are learning and by themselves of mathematics will be accepted members during the past year. of wet burlap to keep the seed for training without examination. heavy clods. afterwards. A visit will be made to the Plant food may be applied not moist until the seeds germinate. It is estimated that eventually Tribune office where the boys The modern age may not be will see the biggest daily paper in exceeding 1 pint to a bushel of In sowing, tal.e care not to sow 20 percent of the army Air Corps too thickly. Fine seed may be fast on work, but it makes be soil. the intermountain territory printvery may composed pilot strength ed. There will be a visit to the Delphiniums and Hollyhocks are mixed with sand to sow them of men who have risen from the up by the speed with which It the tallest perennials which no more evenly in the row, using ranks to become drives cars and spends money. temple grounds, and enjoy an can well do 2 or 3 times as much sand as organ recital. They will be given perennial border an opportunity to meet Ab Jenkins without. When it comes to those there is seed. Large seed may of medium height ranging be- be placed individually to avoid Salt Lakes mayor' tween three and four feet, there crowding. Another thrill of the trip will is a wide selection. These, howbe a visit to the state capitol Seedlings must be transplan-te- 4 for where visits will be made to the ever, from the mainstays as soon as they have reached Cot office of Governor Herbert B. sheets of bloom at various times 2 or 3 inches in height and in Maw and Secretary of State, during the season. For the earlithe nursery row to . E, Monson. y, est display, starting in which they are moved should as the tulips wax and wane, come be slightly shadded in a location Thursday evening of this week the pyrethbines. there will be a program given when needed. Many oftheannual to the people of the ward in the In the latter there is a wide where water may be supplied Charles A. Smith chapel where the boys will be latitude as to blooming season, flowers which are wanted in the honored .prior to their departure any moral to his story it is that we extending from the late April garden can be moved there di? on this trip. A very interesting in America should profit from the through July. The pyrenthrumsrecttly from the seed bde. ordeals which been have program has been arranged and gruelling plaguing London. The raid which it Is all free to those who Smith tells about occurred one night while he was reading in his apartment. The chilling wail of the The buying power of the aver sirens which announced the attack age American Is estimated at 60 was followed by the inevitable machines When the thermometer seems de-- percent higher today than In 1914. drone of the German dropping preliminary flares to light termined to break altitude ree the streets. quickly cooked hot vegetable dish The moonlight, the flares and the ords. thats time when the great Inez S. Willson, home economist That's when rsyw. -- bsb; meats in i. constant flashes of the guns made array of ready-to-ser7' used out. be may points They without as it bright day. Suddenly, tlie market proves a boon to the 7-UGrand! p warning, came what Smith des- meal planner. AH of these meats with the remanants of a roast cribes as the most colossal exploutilized. so be bit various that and kinds of may sausage every sion Ive ever heard. He remembers Its fun to work up a terrific thirst cooked There is no end to the attractbeing lifted up with the bed and meat loaves and other when vou can quench it with in flavor, ive hurled into a far corner, followed meats are .'tempting dear, sparklinglemon-lim- For ways in which an assortment sorts window all frames and of e commend would which in itself by with its tangy, flavor, meats can be seris at its satisfying best when youre personal oddments. Fortunately the them in this season when appetit- of sliced cold Ijp bed had overturned in flight, and es are can meats ved. and dark thirstiest! Light wilting. There's something the author escaped unharmed. about highly flavored foods which be alternated In a border around Recovering presence of mind, salad. Slices of sausage can be Smith was horrified as he left his seems especially appealing In hot to form cornucopieas. Green rooms and saw two women with weather. Perhaps thats why spic- rolled radish roses, ripe olives, blood on their faces, and a fat ed foods are so popular in the and THIRST celery curls, sprig3 of parsley elderly man with a deep cut on his tropical lands. efare of and used Lonlettuce course cheek, moaning gently. But In addition to their tempting fectively to dress up the TOO BIO TOR doners soon had the horror that was descending from the skies, well qualities these meats are high in in hand. Fires were extinguished, food value, and that is important the injured were rushed to first aid for we need just as nutritious States produces The United stations. food In the summer as In winAs the day began Smith says ter. The fact that we may not more electric power that the early shopkeepers were sweeping eat so heartily makes It doubly total of the next six or eight the glass away from their shattered countries of the world combined. store fronts; buses and taxis were Important that our food be high value. In nutritive A blend qf straight whisrunning; the stations were disgorFor every doUar paid to stock' meats help the Ready-to-serkies 90 proof. Frankfort ging commuters. That, he conthis cludes, is the spirit of this great cooks problem because they give holders last year, railroads of Distilleries, Inc., LouisPHONE 713 LOGAN 72 WEST 1ST. NORTH morale of substance to a meal which may country paid nearly three dolville & Baltimore. city, the Its people. include a vegetable salad or lars in taxes. l!-- I ! iu'.i aiprr y S-- 11 I,.i..j.i.l e, n.fo-nia'- ! ! - I r )er a ( l- luo I e h-- ar-tor- - thoua-Pmnsyha- - e v 1 I - many-subm- one-ha- erged Lose No Time m Sowing Perennial Flower Sdeds Military Pilot Training to be one-arm- Available rTsrra main-detai- Sunday School Lads to be Given Long Trip AN ar a thirst mid-Ma- that beats the band? Cold Meat Platter Solves Summer Cooking Problems ve is is: p, 00 CRYSTAL stout-heart- Bottling Co. |