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Show Saturday, June 1,1929.' THE JOURNAL. LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. PAGE SEVEN. il to glimpse at the origin of these counuy operations. They OH fwtre suxtea in the early aays larIowa and Illinois, iluougnout gety to supply hogs to certain New a ngland packing plants owned or LUTS contxoUea by Luieago packing inter ests and lor the evident piupose of keeping tne buyhtg power or 4 tnese new England piams out of W. Va concrete. Under the guidance of The , imoaas market(AP the central Sheperdstown ft 4s tk4 rf s, farm is tlourisning teachers, they . wrote for uius maoe upon receipts at the A SXi iSrespecially wnen supplies in the heart of this Rte college mation on numerous subjects, It is on the Shepard col- and each letter had to be iWeie lew, began io hurt, so o.ner town. .. , withalso went into tne con- lege campus, its farmhouse, barn matically correct, . perfect one acre of spelling and punctuatic'.i. ccntranc.i business, establishing and fields covering ' A carpenter and j stonemason agencies throughout the S'ates oi land. i" 'x Illinois and Iowa and finally ex-- 1 .Built and operated by children, were called in to advise the n agil-drein the erection of buildings, througnout the Nortnwest it reflects in mlnauire the Vir-.TA a V Csl a. cultural activities of West ana Southwest. barn is a frame structure,, All cl these points are for the ginia. laige enough for the youngsters! S4 1 iWjV Is work a a In, and concentration oi hogs and it has' The protect started as garden to reproduction! to attract never been seriously attempted m designed bos and girls iti detail of model barns on any the case of cattle because of the to the campus' as material for ,West Virginia farm, teachers West Virgma difficulty In icentifying cattle in taking Made of limestone, the house 4- -' Tre, f''T'& the country with market quota- - summer courses. It offered the has six rooms. On the first floor , tions, theie beuig such a great student teachers an' opportunity is a living room, 8 by 9 feet; a feet, and a variety that comparisons as to to test educational theories and 'dining room, 5by5 The ceiling quality an finish are extremely gave the children a chance to kitchen, 3 by 6 ieet feet above the lioor. the is 5 e.iificult, whereas it is compara- - learti all the lessons of a The living room contains T tively easy with hogs as the weignt schoolroom while they' played. In time the garden became a, fireplace. There arc two bed- largely governs the price. A recent complaint filed before composite model farm of all the rooms on the second floor In feet the Interstate Commerce Commls- - farms in the Shenandoah valley, which the ceiling is 4 sion brings out the railroad situa The children learned arithmetic high. Equipping the house has tion, pointing out that the rail- - as they measured .off fields and been a study Hn home economics, Much remains to be done on roads are performing an extra computed fencing. They learn-- 1 Theie service in allowing concentration ed agriculture, as they planted the farm this summer. Irv5. at country points for which they! seeds and cultivated, harvested are carpets to weave, chairs and ?rvf furniture to be made, fences and should be paid something in.addi- - and marketed their crons, Elemental engineering playin' buildings to paint and crops to be ticn to the regular charges and, kj- All includes the calcu- of course, whenever such a show- - an Important part in the con grown. ing can be proven, undoubtedly structlon of bridges and roads lations of quanity, price and ef the railroad company will receive and in damming the frothy and ficiency. an additional charge; because turbulent Town Run to "ink' an In experimenting with crops to determine which can be produced waterfall. there is a limit to the auxiliary are learning service that a. railroad company! When the farmhouse and barn best the children C,1l .4;. may perform In the transDortation were erected the children figured 'something of the geography of con- -, their state. Most of them range actual of a commodity, without extra pay the arithmetic of v V for the extra work, and we can struction and the formulae for In age from 9 to 11 years t appreciate that In addition to the regular stop for feed anc rest Fanners spraying orange trees to control Mediterranean fruit which the law exacts, that each club boys are learning to detect Below, fly. additional stop for the purpose Harry F. Little (inset), president,of the American Peony so- of concentration - or otherwise grapefruit. ciety, which is offering $1,000 for a yellow peony. Above and might be quite burdensome upon By Frank I. Weller carrier. crowded the weakest light, are peonies that will hold the center ot the stage at the theThe plants Press Farm Editor) basis of (Associated be the general should operation annua! flower show in Washington June 7 and 8. pulled out, leaving is the open market price- less the limit best ones standing. (AP) The Washington i 1 of Mediterranean fruit fly InfestaJune hibited by the American. Horti- - cost of the transportation from (API Washington the concentration point. The bait dams of brush or Augmented by new and rare cultural society under the has 31 held out to the producer was that May planting the set pieces which of- - of woven wire and straw will tion in Florida apparently Washington, (p) the largest collection oft tion of Frederick L Atkin of he were placed qn the tomb a was ten , found. strewn blossoms cost loose been of Clusters saved the of being pecSnies ever brought together in Rutherford, N. J., president. The help prevent the spread of gullies his stock through the over the graves and artistic few years ago. S. A. Rohwer, assistant cheif of the United States will be shown 'list includes Ruskin, a bright red putting but One leading Washington florist in the fields, A good secondary he was not told that sprays and boquets supplanted market, here June 7 and 8 at the annual jRugosa which Is the, last federal horticultural board, the lost the fill, the value of whien the old set pieces of harps and supplies between 400 and 500 step Is tm plant the dry waterof the American Peony duction of roses produced by the he there has been no occurrence would Arling-in- g sprays and a wav says at of former towards pay-go averaging bouquets, years long j flags course and its banks with a per- of society and the American Hon-- 1 late Dr. Walter Van Fleet of the Memor-wa- s about m for $10 On cost of Iton the Neither the national price, pest outside the zones set cemetery apiece marketing toricultural society. manent cover of sod. department of agriculture, orig- Memorial it cemetery that day. dal the Arlington explained state split and federal quaranday. in A prize of $1,000 Is offered by mator of many of the climbing up at the market would Florists say the public taste in The only elaborate set piece He interprets the situation tines, the peony society for a new yel- -i roses now used to beautify demand Values Now'dered annually from this florist so that the price floral tributes is changing. as indicative of a definite boundlow peony. Yellow is a rare American homes, . in the country would Arlington is blanketed Is a huge star which is the tri color in these flowers and com-- 1 ary beyond which the insect likely Another feature of the com- received be v , a reflection of that'on Memorial day with snowyibute of the Gold Star Mothers' turallv vail not spread unless unusual cir-- if ly n nates petition for the prize is extra- - bined shows will be the gg. si aiscnm agai instead of a price creat-- j peonies and glowing roses and of America. keen. tinted c'nes are mixed with cumstancesL. develop, chief of fed-hStarting with tion of Iris varieties, including situation, The flowers rest softly. Nobody knows who leaves most them. Marlett, two colors, red and white, peony several that have been created ed by the fullest representation gladioli. economic This factor On C. and competitive buying. We may carelessly on the graves of those! of the Memorial Day flowers at era! plant quarantine and control some trouble caused in growers have created a host of 'during the last few year.s and on Arlington or why they are left fairly conclude In this question of high or low rank. A never before shown, administration, has returned to fantastic hues and shades. strains of White Leghorns. ! Florida florist annually certain graves more than others, to direct a concentrated medal is offered for the best new For days flowers from all part3 that there are two reasons why One leading leadraises 40 000 peonies for use May There is a well worn path behind which is amassoffensive of the country have been coming the packers goto the country: peony of any color. occurrence occasional of The a. In case of an acute shortage 30. Most of them go to the great ling to the hill top where Admiral n. ed every force from larmers to the The buds have more Harry F. Little of or root in rot damping-off rest or less a temporary cemetery on the Poto-- 1 Peary and Floyd Bennett to volunteer organof the, been placed In cold storage until ville, N. Y., president beds infested areas tobacco mac. Nowhere in the country are Their resting places always are stream-sterilize- d of H club members. izations American Peony society, has ar- - the show opens. At a temperature tion. Insuffifrom result either 30. on may masses of flowers b. In search of bargains which so many men ' of renown at rest, May A new angle has been injected r ranged a display of hundreds of, barely above freezing they open is usually the dominant blossoms are cient heating of the soil or form irt scientific factor. Private and official automobiles Gay - fragrant tree peony blossoms as a feature slowly hypothesis surround- but will become full to unsterlized due reinfestation cold grey It is the same old question of laden with floral tributes fill the heaped aroutod the of the fly. Dr. advent the of the show. The tree peony is blooms as soon as they are taken lng soil transferred to monuments accldentlly of being imposing purchasing power with all of road leading to the majestic city bases Lewis Elhuff, geoogir.t at Rolims out into the normal temperature split ill extremely rare Kn this country, bed. seed to the blanket the the effects falling upon the of the dead.-- , Airplanes move generals. They Winter Parle, Fla., believes Several new roses will be ex-aplaced in water. It sometimes is necessary to college, producer In eartain sections of above the beautiful tree covered modest last 'resting places of the abnormal drought In Florida that stake the flowering up larger where the heroes of the Maine, the country a ranch to ranch can- slopes, This may be accom- fruit .sections this springof has vas Is made by the packers and The most imposing tributes are little white head stones are as peonies. the aided the spread I of uniforms using a support encir- greatly as the by plished is the that another way to split the at the tomb of the Unknown fly. He says normal moisture conwhole the went Havana in plant. down mar-diecling who Yet even here sprays and sailors purchasing power. Central ditions would militate against kets have the greatest vaue :o loose bouquets Of flowers are sun-- 1 harbor many years ago. reproduction. the producer only when the buyWooi Bulletin Ordinarily, he explains, there is ing and selling power Is centered a moisture fungus that covers For there and while individual farmfallen fruit. Aided bv a small ers may get some temporary adbrown beetle commonly known as vantage by selling at the ranch, the drunkard and innormal moist Boston, May 31 (AP) The Comare same at the time not they mercial Bulletin tomorrow will weather, the fungus will decom-- Where and feterita. milo kafir, S. of (U. Agriculture) Department hurting their neighDors Put there has been a slackening pose fallen fruit within a week. 28 As a suited for improvement of west-mea- only Los Angeles, May in the end, hurting themselves Where corn cannot be grown the rainfall Is deficient, sorghums say Where such fruit has been the buying movement in wool in flocks and herds, of creating a better a to corn. If because than greater tonnage that method became successfully, good crops plant give week both In the eastern and found. Dr. Elhuff says, the larvae this The west produces a great the rule instead derstanding among agriculturists of such The value are the of the exception, for ensilage sorgos feeding sorghum western markets. Prices are hardly of the fly was dead whereas acover the country as a whole, the many more lambs than the home there would be no is nearly, equal to that of estab-a- s and sumac, red silage of honey, amber, way Califor-toredi-s tive larvae was found in fruit that 1 can consume. a changed for the week. of group population present tour of or the gram sorghums, including com silage. ilshing values. Manufacturers report fair re- was dry and not covered by funalone is shipping about of leading agricultural pub-ln' business at the mills men's gus. of the United States. 000 lambs to eastern markets Every dairymen should be sure peat wear and certain lines of womens The geologists statmeti that and Canada Is a distinct con- - every spring. Knowledge of his that sire heard has better wear, notably the broadcloth sec- the Mediterranean fnut fly apparticularly to the bet- - lfornia production problems will breeding than the cows in his tion knit-goo- d FLOWERS, SHRUBS AND TREES manufacturers, al- peared in Florida a score of voars terment of western conditions. ' create a better understanding no herd. In other practical way so, have been getting more busi- ago during a similar drought is writers among the middle western and These keen, can the of the ness of late on the lower basis of not substantiated bv federal authproducing have toured the agricultural dis- -l eastern feeders and consumers that the root may establish itself herd be increased. capacity Dividing Bearded Iris wool prices. orities. They are not prepared to ' tricts of the south, including the and the resuhpnt interchange of most satisfactorily. Place each By D. Victor Lumsden are markets New! all Foreign accept the theory that the fly has of generally be beneficial should ideas districts Texas, range (U.S. Department of Agriculture) division so that its top is just exUsually more seed is miiet, although there are predic- re mained dorir ant through , yeara Mexico and Arizona. As this is around. Bearded Iris is the type best posed on the surface of the soil. planted than Isvegetable required for a tions of improved business in ct normal moisture. It generally written, they are getting a cross! Eastern editors found that the known to the vast host or garden- This is essential as aU Bearded and thinning is necessary Yorkshire in is accepted that the insect has not the near future. section of California farming and majority of swine slaughtered on ers who have plants of this Iris prefer shallow planting in a stand, 5 plantt5 are well Mohair is in limited request at been in this country mors than a stock raising and they will con- the Pacific Coast come from mid- genus in their gardens-I- f well drained soil. started and show signs of being steady prices year. clude their tour in the Inter- dle western farms. As long as the foots of Bearded Iris are In regions where dry summers mountain states. such a situation continues, there to be divided, it should be done are the rule keep the soil from As students of human nature, Ls bound to be a trade alliance JUST KIDS A Talented Youngr Man out while the divisions are immediately after they have writers are often slow, tween the two sections and it is duced flowers A The number of .becoming established. light rs farm1 I WAS dESTWIMKIN HOW to accept statements of a good idea for the middle years such plants can be left un- -j mulch to conserve the moisture in at face vale. Thus prn pork producers to have a mamyICE divided, yet have them produce the soil Is beneficial, personal observation and ter understanding as to the grade satisfactory results, will depend CONES WE COULD GIT IF interviews with western farmers ond type of hogs required on the upon the growth they make in YOU KIN KEEP ALL THAT House Becomes Hoover are and stockmen, these writers Pacific Coast. any given soil and location. MONEY YUH POUND. rcOUUD now able to get at the actual facts remain' if they "spotTowa which should be a valuable aid over a period of years with the EAT TWICET AS MANY AS to western agriculture, as there The (AP)-Iowa tuanvUwmIy West Tort'YOU Branch, is no doifbt- but what the agriculthf exhaust tural writers go a long way to- sectional nation. Our people are 'smaller blossoms., ckid wards creating and shaping agri- being drawn more closely to- - growth will be the result. brown church8 in tho vale at cultural policies and legislation, iggther. Our problems are muenj Nearly all Bearded Iris grows Nashua, Iowa, as a place for May as a whole Business men for,the same. people are much the with considerable vigor in fav- and June weddings. many years have recognized theigame the country over.. Forbear-fa- ct orable envlomment, roots Since Mrs. Jennie Scellars, ownthat we are all one eommun. ance cornea with acquaintance gradually spreading andthe forming er of the house, announced tnat ity with common interests, frotn!ancj understanding. With agricul-1l- e dense masses. One clump often couples could In the be of the country to the urists and stock raisers working encroaches ed its upon neighbor and room where the jnarried other. State lines are merely-po- lpresiaent was and understanding each a crowded , condition results. A . ,bom, young people have journeyed itical boundaries. There is little there will be less sectional .bours w,jor!L crrecs Rwch to this village. Sometimes tney difference between the actual! stnfe and rcal and 4 crowding provides bring their own minister and ideas and ideals of farmers or which should be additional plants to establish sometime engage one from West! other citizens just because of the beneJclal t0 nii ruuu., i..aPsM, fr. Cra fitlU-r- . ".4., r elsewhere. Branch. j fact that we live in different the clumos of roots are large, If Dr. j L. J. who ' Leech, attended YAWRUSHT-SMARTj I AM PROB'LV he Los Angeles. May 2STheques- - two persons working with snadcs the I KIN so in childish illnesses ' ' nas ossum-thes- e on opposite sides of the plants and president tnht of T- ONCET WHEN I DISTANCE y LON5 tion ICE buying PROVE Iwent to who for writers are carrying Washington d greater proportions than a nn most effectively and care- the YEAH -- AtTno w . WA5 ON A PICNIC WITH readers of the various publica- -. CREAM cone presented one controversv or difference of fully dig these rhizomes to pre- bridalinauguration, a elver bread trrv the couple tions, reason , that the for the Ido for them r division. pare UNCLE After in behalf of the commercial club HERMAN ON MY POPS, J:!?. opinion know yuh are, in a upsct the very means the soil has been removed, the of West Eranch ern. ?roP3, a,ftter surplus problem practjce ET WORLD, in HOT huh'? CAN YUH POVE SIDE cf crcatmg values. It has been roots are separated with a sharn ?ni mafj amply shown that where rplit knife so that each division, with ! WEATHER j'lHAf MDURE 50 GOOD' CREAM CONES ON ONE ar3 ruie belwet.3 ,tkS its attached mass of ftPnnUrie Pvarione ntral markets and the country, foliage Plant. At this timp .InSTUMMICK matt2r whether it be at con- - spect them for dormant buds. order that there may be centration P'iuits or otherwise, the makes a new roots, and remove fhetta the mrketinef erious effect hits the producer right be- arv decay before replanting. To get the best results, plant saheto The west produces raw crops cauEe 1 the divisions In a soil that has for eastern manufacturers. The power, which, if fully expressed not grown Iris for a few vears. east is still the market outlet Jor cither at the central market or Bv so doing there Is less chrwe a very large proportion of westTough On Tramps of having the plants damaged b" ern crops. Yet the west depends pests which mav be ire the soH, Mattoon, 111. (P) Forty tramps the producers are about to of the old bed where the plants who went to the city jail here one nnini. where they wlU have to were dug. right to sleep were awakened Enstern editors are now in bet- - the when a heavy rain flooded the decide whether they want to sell In replanting, cut about i tfr as to the the country or have a market. of mass of cells. They were forced to stand on sort of animals A'ctteui Uiuw, copy i iuieu jvuig reaiur oymnuile. lie&jaUueu iu Unu connection it may befollage from the division in order chairs and cots most of the night. beatj Itl HAIIT FLOWER SHOW MODEL FAQ CiiPOS SCHOOL CITRUS FRUIT AREAS SET PROBABLE , OPERATED ENTIRELY BY , CULM full-fledg- BIT OF FLY INFESTATION infoi-naiket- - , gram-packe- , rs V, - chil-tend- if he i". ;'' J v rr, - 1- -2 1- -2 fffai's-- J I 1- -2 j nJ5 , V - ch J 5s. 4-- H - direc-varieti- es, intro-exhibiti- on Soil-savi- ng ... j ' exhibi-ordinari- t as ; Baldwins-Washingto- condi-'nation- al 4-- i Sol-lali- ke r. Saturday ns un-je- rn ns la on open-mind- ed pro-dryi- ng cream west-leade- bet-throu- gh ln'ne Gretna Green -- ger 0er , t coJ-ritr- (tRHATESTT y J .t.ruTJ eater pur-thdf- t es fan-shan- filing tfnrahanSn.hwit4s; two-thir- ds r a the t TWENTY ACHE?, |