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Show lac KMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. CASTLE DALE. UTAH to WISELY Lr should be well the many Flying Cadets Witness Aerial Review In Laws Grip JL& jeans ac-f- Si avail-Lstringle- ss beans, jjtfe is most from his the principal CARASOTA, FLA. There is a ru-- ! mor abroad that when Manager Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox heard that Toto, the gorilla, was at Gargantua, her intended mate. or fallow). Bountiful when small, !gize. It is. also a for home canning, Cronin immediately rushed to the Sarasota zoo and tried to sign Toto up as a far ,bundantly. Red Sox pitcher. For Joe Cronin, after last season, feels that he can use almost any form of animal life that can chuck things at the interested in yield Reason should select Wand a pole bean. oi begin producing Cm from the bush a off. fonder is one of the L pole beans. It jguality snap beans. Cnap stage, the pods A up, and cooked this bean jje. Later, green shell aj in the st more mature stage be used in baking L Wool Blankets chucking things should select opposition. Just a year ago oa this fair western coast of Florida It was generally agreed that If any-thin- A g happened to the Yankees, the Red Sox would move up to the vacated throne. Outside of the pitch-inthe Red Sox had the best team in baseball, at that time. Outside of the pitching, the same thing la true today. But outside of the pitching is the same as being outside of the money. It is like d being a man, minus your pants. A year ago Manager Cronin for veteran pitchers had Bob Grove, Jack Wilson, Denny Galehouse, Fritz Ostermueiler, Joe Heving, and Jim Bagby. For rookies he had Bill Butland, Herb Hash and Mickey Harris, who had won 60 minor league games and had cost Tom Yawkey over $100,000. Moat of the veterans hit the soapy chute,. and all three of the rookies took an even deeper dive. After leading the league 37 days, Cronin began to use up his pitching staff with much lavishness, and when the crash came yon could hear it 50 miles at sea. The Yankees blew the flag, but the Red Sox were too far back to know Joe Cronta what happened or to care enough to find out well-dresse- Ar Pep jbmy LINK ji:"7uUer, if you dont a' Kellogg's Pep were bitch n anchor to you over the joa from flyln fences. i1 t k dem exaggeration be-- in tars to get aU your leel as good as I do. las the two that are nttful In ordinary meals to i at Bi and D. igoehamlghty fine cereal, tbit lots of people eat Iti taste. Why not try ltT '!fy?s PEP I rid is vitamins Bt and D On to 1941 Measured by its . ... infield and Its out- - play', the Red Sox still have the best club in baseball up to the outer rim of the pitchers box. With Frank Pytlak catching and first-clareserves, the Red Sox look even better now than they did a year ago. But what about their pitching? The only two veterans they have ss It Be Young seventy years young is s far more cheerful and isn to be forty old. years Holmes. ft'endell fTBE BOSSED JI LAXATIVE -- RELIEVE nON THIS MODERN WAY fcel p gaisy, headachy, logy bowels, do as snilliona at bedtime. Next comfortable relief, itart the day full of your and pep, feeling like a Haxough, doesnt disturb with work the T the chewing WiToursef It tastes good, if Gnomical ... a family supply costs only Jt or interfere t, 10 i Yters Return ddch the fountain sends the fountain. again to How. saved from the wreck of 1940 are Bob Grove and Jack Wilson. Grove will probably be good for only 20 games this season, working once a week. Wilson, loaded with potential powder, is still an enigma. Cronins three outside dependenMike Ryba from cies are Oscar Jddd Rochester, Dick Newand from Sacramento, some from San Diego three men who won over 66 games last season. He should also get some help from his rookies of last year Hash, Butland, Harris, Rich and Dickman, Dobplus Hughson, Brown and son. This isnt, by any wild meander-inginto the field of imagination, a the strong pitching staff. But from cluster of right and left arms Cronin s should be able to improve pitching of This is a digest of a cooperative project carried on by the bureau of animal industry and the bureau of home ecomomlcs of the United States department of agriculture, to determine toe serviceability of four different blends of wool when the wool was made into blankets. BLENDS USED IN THE TESTS The new wool used in the experiments was chosen from purebred flocks of Corriedala and Ramboulllet sheep. After shearing, the wool was shipped to New England and manufactured into four lota of blankets, Transfer No. Z927X each lot differing in the blend of wool used, the blende being desigw CARDINAL, robin and nated as follows: 1, 2, 3, and 4, and the with red join blended in the proportions designated herewith: Fabric No. 1 consisted wins, chickadee, meadow lark, of Ramboulllet wool, one part fine bluebird and indigo bunting in and one part blood; Fabric No. 2 bringing color to your lawn or gar was of Corriedala wool, two parts den. They come in natural size blood to one part Y blood; Fab- on this transfer, ready to be traced state 125 ric No. 3 was of Corriedala wool to plywood, wallboard or thin lumOne ef the Pennsylvania ber. Cut them from the wood with troopers who smashed the picket and reworked wool in toe proporblood Corriedala jig, coping or keyhole aaw and blockade established by striking tions of 1 part C.I.O. workers outside the Bethle- to two parts reworked wool; Fabric paint according to suggestions on hem Steel company plant In Bethle- No. 4 was entirely of reworked the pattern. Then place them In to brighten the hem, Pa., making an arrest shortly wooL Warp and filling were identi- trees or on bushes cal in all blends. after arrival ea scene. METHODS USED IN TESTING Orasral cutout directions sro on transtar The blankets were put into use S9IT3, U eonts. Send order to: in the Veterans Diagnostic Center, U. S. Veterans Administration, in AUNT MAMBA Washington, D. C., where they had Kansas City, Mo. Bos 1M-the sort of treatment to be expected Enclose 19 eents for each pattern in an institution of 'tost type. They desired. Pattern No were used in the ward Name where they necessarily received use, and, since they were Address laundered after each patient was dismissed the comparlsona of relative wear could be made in a shortAfter er time than would be possible under home conditions. Twenty-fou- r Maybe ifs just add Indigestion. It blankets of fabric No. 1, 14 of fabric 2, 9 of fabric 3, and 16 of fabric often followshurried or hearty eating. ADLA Tablets contain Bismuth and 4 were put into service under identification numbers. A record of the Carbonates to quickly relieve stomdate upon which each blanket waa ach distress from add indigestion. laundered was kept by the laundry Get ADLA from your druggist today. superintendent end one blanket of each lot was (removed at intervale Huso We Admire to note whatever physical or chemiWe always love those who ad cal changes had taken place. mire us, and we do not always love Tests were made for shrinkage, those whom we admire. breaking strength both strip and bursting strength, MaJ. Gen. Brett, acting air corpi grab methods thread count, weight per square As great an ovation aa any which he received when running for the chief, (seated) told a house military Help to Relieve Distress ef committee he beUeves every yard, thickness, air permeability, affairs visited Willkle he when Wendell L. Montreal, was tendered presidency man shonld consider a mili- and heat transmission. Canada. St James street forgot to be staid when he and Mrs. WlUkle young At each test period, sulphur, nitroShown with him if education. drove down its length to a civic welcome at the city hall. They are tary gen, moisture, ash, methylene blue Ohio. of Barter Representative PERIODIC shown waving as they passed the Canadian Bank of Commerce, absorption, scale breakage, and resistance to bacterial attack were tested. The purpose of these tests Try Lydia B. Plnkhama Vetetable is apparent except that it should be Compound to help relievo monthly o c said that as wool becomes damaged taeadaehaa, backaeho and pain, ALSO calm lrrltabl nerve duo to it absorbs Increasing quantities ,of monthly functional dliturbanoea. A. methylene blue hence the methyPlnkhama Compound la almply marveloui to help buUd up reaut lene blue test anoe against die tree of difficult Famous for over 60 year I RESULTS OF THE TESTS daya. Hundreds of thoiuanda of girls and A comparison of toe new women report remarkable benefits. WORTH TRYING I wool with reworked wool for strength and stretch, developed that the new wool had breaking strength about the same as Yields to Conquer Games Opening that of the reworked wool, but that Know that the slender shrub it had a stretch of 47.14 per cent as which is seen to bend, conquers New Yorka at Brooklyn compared with 26.65 per cent in the when it yields to the storm. St. Louis at Cincinnati reworked wool blend. Metastasio. Fabrics 1 and 2, when compared at Chicago Pittsburgh for whiteness, amount of nap, weight Boston at Philadelphia and thickness, were found to be of PRODUCTION BRED, MOUNTAIN equal value; fabric 3 showed a yellow tinge, a lighter weight, and less BRED, AND ACCLIMATED . . . thickness; fabric 4 made entirely of reworked wool was unsatisfacLEGHORNS irTTSrTft WHITE C. E. L BEDS tory. It had no nap, had insuffiNEW HAMP8H1RES cient weight for durability, and was BARRED ROCKS WHITE ROCKS than fabric 3. darker BUFF ORPINGTONS AMERICANlLEAGUEl WHITE WYANDOTTE LENGTH OF SERVICE CORNISH GAMER at was first, planned, Although it WHITE GIANT8 to allow the blankets to remain in BROWN LEGI10RNR LIGHT BRAHMAS service as long as they were usGames Opening able, the study progressed so slowly Hatched RIGHT. Delivered FRESH. Overthat all were withdrawn from serv- night delivery te ell latenaeaotela petals. Chicago at Cleveland ice after five years. During that Mammoth Bronze Turkey Poults time, 18 of the original 63 were lost, Detroit at St. Louis Priced Sic to Me each delivered. consequently data concerning them Write, Wire er Cell tar FREE Ulaetrated Boston at Cimlar. Washington are incomplete. One of the blankets made from Philadelphia at New York fabric 4 was serviceable for only term ai 9 washes; the remainder from that UTAH PIONEER HATCHERY Concluding a three-yea-r SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH president of the Daughters of the blend were usable for service vary American Revolution, Mrs. Henry M. ing up to 16 washes; For blankets 15. This year Robert Jr. (above) will season wUl open April preside at made from fabric 3, toe average The 1941 major leaue baseball the organization! fiftieth congress length of service was 31 washes: 15-- 41 WNU W The in Washington, April At the end of the five-yeperiod, D.A.R. has 143,000 members. no blanket made from either fabric Henry Greenberg, Great Character Boston Red Sox. 1 or fabric 2 had been withdrawn Ted Williams of the Character is higher than intelbecause it was worn out all were lect. A great soul will be strong One blanket of to still serviceable. live, as well as to think. Pan-Americfabric 1 had been washed 52 times indicating a satisfactorily long e tor blankets of this blend popularity Today in ordinary home use. of Doant Pill s. niter Deny yeare oi worldIt must.be admitted that in the wide uee, eurely muet matter of shrinkage, none of the be accepted as evidence ose. of lotisfoctory blends was satisfactory, since none And favorable public of them, at toe end of toe five years, opinion support that of the able phyeicians was adequate to cover a single bed. on his 1940. With enough luck he might even be able to have four or five good men ready, and if this happens the Red Sox will be dangerous people to have around with Jimmy Foxx Dom Ted Williams, Bobby Doerr, who can hamothers and DiMaggio mer over the needed runs when they count the most. his The possibilities are there, but is stuffed with string entire pitching It is a staff of question-mar- k and veterans and rookies, sore arms ifs. barn-swallo- s. For Training post-operati- Llissrable Ectisg? FEMALE COMPLAINTS rr&m Major Leagues Open Baseball Season E R. Convenes D. iNATIOtfAlEEAGUjl frs RAMSHAWS 14-1- 9. fog, minus torch. The Lone Exception Rober The lone exception is Lancer Moses Grove, the Lonacomng from Maryland. age of 41 Grove reached the ripe twenty-secon- d his This last week. seventeenth in the maeason-- his bis day and time. jor leagues. In 293 ball Sames-- for Grove has won bis Sox-- and the Athletic, and Bed on. H.s all hanging left arm is still is .686, time major league average brackthe higher in up which is far Lefty ets. In this span of time ,SE. IDAHO d finest Tw hotel la hundred beanti-Ppointrooms. Only in Bolae. U- of rivic- sad business din- ed TJ iii11 Uent Derate food rates whiffed 2,217 opponents. of the ' He is undoubtedly one time. all of greatest pitchers king Last season the former 6.speedI lost and 7 won games career. toe leanest year of his long on may Tennysons brook arm. Grove ever, but not a pitching a we once now can work only f once every 1 days' tall Cronin hopes the a wllloW on a nuraoie This would border Grove won 3) Exactly 10 years ago Strengthen an Solidarity Writers Meet lile-tim- Tat further Information coacaraint tha (An tipinmeat, which it oi a to all houtewivii. and Sva cinti to Suptnot indent oi Documenti, Wotbiof-ton- . D. C.. liking tor Tichaicil Bulloun multi ol No. $72 known pregnable fortress . TOGGENBERG GOAT The most popular breed of milk goats in this country is the Toggen-berwhich was first imported into toe United States in 1893. It is reliably reported that in Switzerland Toggenberg does produce from five to six quarts of milk a day. Recently toe butterfat content in milk produced by a herd of Toggenberg does kept by the bureau of animal will Americas Writers from both observed 10 year, ago, will be celebrated attend the industry of the U. S. department of writers country to the Western hemisphere. Map meet at Rio agriculture, has averaged slightly Puerto Rico, Pierdraa, A. MscLeish (above) more than 3.5 per cent This is April about the same as cows milk. will bead U. 8. group. g Inter-Anieric- 14-2- 4. vaoit. e. mc ess j who teat the value of Doans under exacting laboratory conditions. Theae physicians, too, approve every word of advertising you read, the objective of which is only to recommend Doant Pith a a good diuretic treatment for disorder of the kidney function and for relief ot the pain and worry it causes. If more people were aware of how the kidneye must constantly remove waste that cannot stay in the blood Without injury to health, there would be better understanding of why the whole body stiffera when kidneys lag, and diuretic medication would be more often employed. Burning, scanty or too frequent urination sometimes warn of disturbed kidney function. Yon may suffer nagging back-achpersistent headache, attack of dirtiness, getting up ezhts, swelling, pufS ness under the eyes tcel weak, nervous, all played out. Lae Doan PiBt. It b better to rely on soa medicine that hat won world-wid- e cial m than on something lesa favorably known, Atk yonr ntighborl iiMRim--i |