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Show THE CAGE TWO Thursday December 1771914" JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAIL TRI-WEEK- tiaUSTU8 GORDON EDITORIAL PAGE. THE JOURNAL Published By ; Earl ft England Publishing ' , Company t EDITOR 3. MARSHALL... CITT EDITOR TT CARE OF FARM MACHINERY GERMAN SOLDIERS IN CAMP. WARS WEAPONS PATHE GETTING FINE Following is a seasonable article upon the Most truthfully dfoes the Toronto Globe care of farm machinery, from the Utah declare: , PICTURES 7.yj The swojd ought Sever again to be Farmer: vj Are your implements under cover or are sheathed. Itught to be broken. This war n Have WOMEN AS CAMERAMEN you . that threatens the world, destroying the treas they where you last used them? not? If If under? not, them shed why back ures of civilization and turning tojmt humanity The statement has been wideto savagery, famine, and death, ought to be the you have an implement shed see to it right ly circulated that genuine. war rh 3 f worlds last war. Tn order that it may be the away that your machinery is gotten in before pictures are impossible to get,! of the the weather gets bad. Remember that the sun last, its weapons ought,, to Jbe put-ou- t 4 that mobilization maneuvers reach of any nation. The spoils of this war wilfblister your machinery. If you havent a Y and libraries furnish practically soon as the. rush of all work ought to be not new territory for the victors, shed then just, as all of the war news in films.ThaV , and not the destruction of the vanquished, but is over sit dow-n- and figure" it out at once. this is contrary to the truth is i disarmament for vanquished and victors alike.; Dont delay. proven every week in the Pathe All national armaments must be destro- -- VQn. the basis of -- 1910 census figures the projection room in Jersey (Jity of worth when the newly arrived nega1206.00 has Utah All average farm in yed All great armies must.be dissolved tives are shown.. Some of the Comlow great navies must be dispersed. The nations, machinery n it. This is probably battle field views are so horrible before their wounds have time to close, must plete- inventories on a large number of farms 3 that.it is impossible to make Cf come together, recognizing their community iniUtah show value of machinery to be about use of them. Piles of unburied, dead ready to be cremated, long interests and for the defense and develop- $400.00vThis included farms of all sizes. Carer vr f? 'i ' v j burial trenches filled with the Photo 17 AatrlcM PrM Awootottoa. ment of their community rights. In that new ful experiments "show that machinery exposed 8 mangled remains of what or.ce community of nations no one nation can be to the elements decreases in value at least, were men, and tangled heaps of allowed to carry a gun and a knife. Each na- per cent more than when kept undercover. sized plant with a few flowers the human flotsam and jetsam tion must keep the peace and give protection This 43 too low for most of our expensive HOUSE PIANTS TOR thrust in between the leaves of the conflict are all shewn. makes a combination superior Such realism is, of course, unadwithin its own borders,- but in the community equipment. A very serviceable machine shed to less than any table decorations made apted for public showing. of an can be built $50.00 for of nations there must be international Comity. outlay I by a professional florist. War pictures are, it is true, There must be international public opinion in- in ,cash, and you and the boys do the labor one very difficult to get, but not so is Springuri Asparagus ternational jurisprudence, international .courts wihaE not! pushed with ofher wprk,. The above of our best hanging plants and much so as in the early days of ATION international judgments executed by an in- estimate is on a 20x15 plain 8 inch board shed with 'proper care can reach con- the war. It is interesting to note ternational authority obedient to the sanctions wjth solid reinforcement., Allowing; 10. percent siderable size. that owing to the absence of most of international justice. Nation shall notflift for- interest and depreciation on your shed it (By EmU Hansen, Florist, Utah ; ' Proper Temperature. Frenchmen on line the depre-ceitioa in n that Agricultural College.) will cost $5.00. per year. The 8 percent firing .The temperature living pathe has. up sword against nation. That sword of been driven to as even the selecThe cannot main in room as 'the be, kept necessity of .thing on your $206.00 worth of machinery is or national vengeance must be obwomen as cameramen. The main a in using conservatory. $16.48 or a net return of $11.48 or more than tion of plants suitable for house broken, broken for all, broken forever. caw-er- a of these The Pathe the to be' should sight prevent plants and plants for decora- ject 200 percent saved. ' o too with from women, trudging along changing temperature On the basis of the survey records which tive purposes is to select those much. Good results may be ob- camera and helper, has become TRUTH TOLD IN SATIRE Not only "many a true word is spoken in is more nearly correct, the saving woutfd be that will bring good results. The tained if it can be kept at about a fairly common sight in Paris. jest, but many are spoken in satire; hence we $32.00 or $27.00 net. According to the first following are" a few of the most 60 degrees in the daytime and Itris reported that they have decbr-ativ- e not below 45 degrees at night., proven themselves quick to approve the truth unwittingly told by the figures, you can afford to pay $164.80 for a valuable plants and other A which with a will, higher degree of heat is not learn, reliable and competent n in the following: shed and come out even ; or $20.00 to house the little plants refor' the plants during the and certainly those who accombest the good care, produce The eastern press should pause in its $400.00 worth of machinery. Then the satis- sults : winter time inasmuch as the pany the army for' the Pathe faction of having your farm implements wor- ' Palms : Phonix Canariensis. air in the living room is dry News have shown plenty of castigation of Secretary Bryan and reflect while in a conservatory it can nerve as well. In several instanthat the result achieved is quite the oppothy of being Used by a good farmer, is wprth Kentia Helmoriana, Corypna be kept damp, and consequently ces they have been able to get Australis and Areca Lutescens. site of that sought. Mr. Bryan will be renwhile. . the temperature can be raised. to places where cameramen dered not less, but more, popular by what- Dont think that you need an expensive These are the most hardy plams were not.allowed, which goes to Scientific Watering. and because of their elegant eveb unkind words the great eastern newsbuilding for this purpose. You can easily over- growth are worthy of much use Watering of house, plants show that human nature is the do. It is the biggest little investment on the for interior decorations. papers may say. Is it not a fact that these Other during the winter time should same everywhere, and that a " T ' own-emembers of the American press are d be sparing, but as the days be- pretty feminine face and pleasfarm, if done right. varieties, such as Lathnia and Cocos Palm, may come lighter the plants will con- ant smile have a wonderful potby the money devil ' which selects the If the 75 percent of farmers in Utah, difficulties. satisfaction - various as house sume more water. At all times ency in overcoming shown do not house their machinery, would buil4 give saintly souls whom they are to at These suffipictures but will require closer the plants should have abuse and to bully sheds for this purpose they would save for plants, REX. THE When however. attention. cient drain, Most of Mr. "Bryan's followers love themselves and the State $189,750.00 each year plants Decorative Plants : watering supply the Other him for the enemies he has made. Their On the basis of the special records it would Panadanus is a plant very sel- with as much water as is sufamount to $594,000.00 annually. conception of his virtues is negative rathdom seen in this locality, but ficient to penetrate through all er than positive. Their knowledge that This is not theory, but a fact based on per- as a houseplant can be mention- the soil in the pot. When water to come out through Wall street dislikes him is the best evisonal investigations. If you doubt it then make ed as one of the best on account begins in the bottom of the drain the is well of hardiness. It its very dence of his sterling honesty, efficiency a canvass about your own town. is said to .pot Jthis in to penetration culture the living adapted ' water and championship of the plain people o No more take place. room. Aspedistra, Araucaria Sachet Scented and Silken that could be presented. RANK J. SEEING THINGS Exalus (Island Pine), Ficus should be given the plants until Lined the soil is dried out pretty well Almost invariably, as a matter of fact, Frank J. Cannon, one timi Senator from Elastica (Rubber Plant), Alternifolia (Umbrella again. Where pots in jardithe newspapers which criticise Mr. Bryn are Jtah, several years ago became- - inoculated with your Draccpa Indeyina and nieres are used special care Cases like these, scented with in the class referred to : the ring the, hysteria, and since then Plant), va- should be exercised not to have own sachet and made of silk to match all Grevilla are Robusta would like to break into if it had las been seeing Mormon spooks of many uncolor scheme of your bedroom, for interior them too wet. Many make the the rieties of would be acceptable to you as glove classified varieties such as were never on the decoration. plants the brains, clientele and influence. little but mistake of watering If given proper atand handkerchief cases, would they earth, in the waters beneath the earth, in the tention and if they are not ex- - often and thereby cause the uot? Well, the point is this If you SURfeST THING YOU KNOW. sky .above it, and not even in hell, where no posed to frost, they are - very upper part of the soil to remain are Inspired to make them for some wet and thus prevent tne air one else find out the color and scent Will good times ever return? inquired a good Mormon spook is to e found. easily kept in good condition. from penetrating. This causes which she uses. Ferns: Exeltata, Nephrolepis He has lectured in all of the large eastern pessimist in speculating on his Christmas exwell known as Boston Fern, is part of the soil to become sour If silk is not liked for these articles x penditures. cities, and' has doubtless succeeded in thrilling one of the most hardy of tFe ahd very little water gets to silkolene covered with dotted muslin finished with a frilling of lace Of course they will! Why not? a number of susceptible females as he discours- fern varieties. If so desired, the roots at the bottom of the and makes pretty and serviceable cases. Heres the why of the will: ed upon the dreadful peril of Mormonism, but this plant may be used as a plant. Flowered cretonne is another material It is a very important thing There is just as much monejr in the country as a whole, except as he may have been able to hanging plant. If a large specimen of a plant is de- that houseplants be sprinkled now as there ever" was. gather in a few shekels for the cause, the holy sired it canhanging obtained by on the leaves with clean water be The farmers have just harvested one of the war he has declared and of which he would planting three of these plants at least once a week. biggest crops in history and are selling at good be leader,' has not developed, and from that in one flowerpot or wire basket. Repotting. If the latter1- is used, it should As, the pots become full of prices. viewpoint his case seems hopeless. Federal reserve banks have been opened From being the pet of delightfully fright- be lined with moss before put- roots the plants should be reIn doing this care and millions of dollars of new money will be ened ladies in eastern society circles, he has ting in the soil. potted. is should be taken not to use too Eleganissenia Nephrolepis at find addressthe the of him we banks drifted downward until placed disposal of the Boston Fern large pots, one number much like-th-e very country. ing, the great unwashed in the smaller cities and' can be used for the same than the former pot islarger the The banks in turn will have plenty of money of the west, and according to the Omaha Bee, purpose. The leaves are fine and best. In general a very good to loan to big manufacturing and other indus- telling them of the Mormon kingdom which feather-likbut this plant soil mixture is as follows tries for operating capital. teaches, fosters and aberts treason, and at does not prove to be so hardy screened loam, two parts; manThese concerns in their turn will start the whose head stands a polygamous sultan. He for a house plant as does the ure (well rotted), one part; mid Boston Fern. sand, one part. If woodashes wheels of commerce to revolving and millions tells his audience of black oaths of treason; Pter-is are available it is well --to sprin (Holly Fern), Cytoniam of unemployed men and women will return to of teaching and practicing polygamy; of the Wilsoni (Crested Fern), and kle a little of it in the soil work. criminal misuse of millions of dollars of school Aspedium are a few of the when repotting. Care should be Foreign governments are placing heavy funds held in trust.Poor fellow.He had tried to many good varieties of ferns taken, however, not to use too orders for all kinds of supplies needed in prose- reform the church from within, and failing, he that are not seen in many much of the same. Plant Food became what we might term a religious bull homes although they, are very cuting their wTar. desirable house plants. . They If a plant turns brown at the Other orders for American made goods are moose are all particularly well adapt- tips of the leaves, one of the His sad duty is to warn the nation of its ed for fern dishes and fern- following pouring in from all parts of the world. is evident: The financial situation has clarified, con peril, and he urges his hearers to write to the eries. , First: Overwatering. Adianthum (Maiden Second: Worms on the roots. which will launder weu and will doubtgress has adjourned, banks are opening up Postmaster General to forbid the use ofs'the these less be as weU liked Third; Lack of plant food. cases as the more for making their vaults, and great manufatcuring indus mails for Mormon literature; demand. an ac- Fern) is a very pretty But silk. expensive on account of the As a general thing, the first whatever material Is used be sure that the trust school funds referred to; but, tries are preparing to open up again on an ex counting air and of these may.be taken as the the right color and Bcent are used: othhigh tensive scale, many of them even now calling in write to senators and representatives demand- perature continually they require, few have trouble. To destroy the worms erwise your gift will have lost its meansucceeded in keeping them in on the roots dissolve a employees who were laid off many weeks ago ing the passage of the Gillette meant piece of ing to the friend for whom It Is Illusthese Corvallis Gazette-Time- s. Another case than resolution, and by any or all other means se- good condition. larger quicklime, the size ofxan ordiBesides the above mentioned nary cup, in three gallons of trated here can be made for fine lincure the suppression of the church, as either fern varieties there is a plant water and soak the soil with it. gerie Often milady has some dainty of fine hand 'embroidered lace Injhe search for the meanest person the it, or the United States, must fall. Franks well worth having, called As- For plant food, stir small quan- pieces one to nor lost its to to find will not has has have rimmed far underwear which are laid go strength, imagination, investigators Plumosus, commonly tities of bone meal or woodashes paragus and : only used on account of their he lost failed has flow woman of but his clothes who Lake held the his Salt beat the language known -- as Asparagus Fern. intothe surface of ' the soil in fragility upon state occasion: For of, little Helen Moore, the daugh- nip and become a dead one so far as his in- This, however, is not the cor- the pot, or occasionally water these articles a large case which will rect name for it as it is not re- the plants with manure water. fit into the dresser drawer will be ter of a widow, for rent o'wed By her mother, fluence is concerned. lated to. the ferns whatsoever. However, this latter should not found to be invaluable. j child 0 from attending and thus prevented the ' of lingerie These is precious pieces on This be attractive to plant very applied newly, repotted placed between the covers of the cases If good advertising brought you profits a a'ccount of its delicate her mothers funeral. The sum owing .was but foliage. plants. Before, using, the roots which have been five dollars, which had accumulated while the year ago, good advertising will bring you There is no better thickly sprinkled with for should have started to develop sachet plant will be found when redouble-profits powder now! mother was dying in a hospital table decoration. An ordinary against the inside of the moved a to delicate have perfume. pot. DESTROY i a & p- - it S A - . F. -- . 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