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Show DESERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY DECEMBER 46 Inmates. At. State .Prison ' Register and Buy Bonds To Support Uncle Sam In War , men who ai and lav ben institution to the United Stat euch la the case In Utah. Nearly S,Mt baa been subscribed for liberty bondeVby nearly to inmate of the atat prison, who will lend to their government sums that they can earn In odd momenta by weaving horsehair ' watchcbaina or batbanda Or by mak-- ' ing bridles, shawls, bead fob or sou- THE , venir. " worth- - of One man bought MO bonds and three others signed for 1 10 worth or more. A good many prisoners, when they heard that they could buy on the installment plan, expressed a wish to purchase. Two or three con- in tributed to the Red Cross ' fact prisoners frequently givefunds; to char or men Austrian Even of German ity, descent are loyal to this country. d of the prisoners About ' were registered on June i. It Is said that perhaps eight out of 1 gladly would have enlisted tor wir. The prisoners manifested enthusiasm on registration day and many supposed ; tl;ey would be permitted to go to tbs front. The new warden, George A. Storrs, respected and often beloved by bit . charges believes in the Thomas Mott Osborns system, with modifications. . He seeks to conserve the interests of - the state by preventing ewe pea, through guarding the men night and day, and by utilizing to capacity the " land and uf the prison On the other hand, he aims to treat T hit Charges Jh u'h a kind and father ly manner that they will feel that they are men. as well as prisoners, sod to aid them in reconstructing their cnar acters, so that they may become the twinge they potentially are. "Alviy b humane, lie has frequently to the .road superintendent Takes Interest in IVtoecn. If anyth'ng is uppermost in the warden's mind, it Is to tnak sure that his boys have a chance to succeed and te be happy after they return to the world. When a prisoner is ready to leave. Warden Storrs offers to give him a letter of Introduction to some mining superintendent or head of in-dustry to some on of Mr. Storrsmany friends in this state. The person to whom the letter is addressed - Attached to fishing pole opposite the reel. receptacle has been invented for carrying a hook wtthqut injuring the butt upon it. A generator to produce gas from peat having a high water content for use In suction gas engine seems to have been perfected in Germany. To enable locomotives to climb steep grades on a railroad in the Carolina additional driving wheels have been under their tenders. placed One-ha- lf a pew shoe polishing brush is made of bristles end the remainder is covered with wool, while set into the back is a tube of polish. Italy's production of wine this year has been officially estimated at I.938,-- i 7 10,00 gallons as compared with 7 gallons U.M year. On ths lower aids of the stem of a new pips is a receptacle for covered with a roughened j matches, metal plate 6a which they can bq ' scratched. German experimenters have pro-- i j duced a building mortar by mixing , the earbid refuse from acetylene gen- era tore with 4 per cent building sand. More than 10 miles of pipe was welded by the process for the floor of an artificial lea skatbuilt Francisco. rink in ban ing Designed chiefly. foj.itpmob window and screens a a flexible glass made in Franc that is light, unbreakable end perfectly transparent. Elctnal apparatus operated by a keyboard like that of a fclano has been invented for ringing church bells either as cnime or continuously, Headless safety matches are a Dan- j novelty, one end of each etick Ilsh soaked in a chemical , solution colored so it may be distinguish- 22 191T CacheCounly Opens . Seekers, . , (Continusd from page i forty-five- -) leas climate, its high stats of development. and assist its good people In further developing its resources. - Educate your children in her public schools and college, turn your cattl on her thousand hills, tiH ths fertile soils, operate mills and factories, reap and the bounteous harvest therefrom, bve, laugh and love with her ciuzen nd krinera. RICHLAND ACRES ARE YIELDING BIG CROPS. . Thousand i of Acres Are Your Stomach ? Your Lungs? Your Heart ? Your Appendix ? In Fact : How Arc You? , , -- man-pow- er I i ; Get the Chiropractlc Brought Under Cultivation by Drainage. Ths most notable agricultural pro joct ever undertaken in Cache Valley j is ths work f reclamation recently j ed. completed by the Logan Land 4k j Three colled spring eliminate the Drainage company in Richland acres. shocks from a new seat, for farm im- This tract of 2,000 acres of choice silt! plements that la mounted on s pivoted land was waterlogged by excessive ir post, which the springs hold uprifrhi. tnation.To reclaim it over fifty mile f An automobile wind shield Invented tije drying ver feid. " in France has a binged center section , Qf Th erecu hav been all that could -. n be opened to any eztegt dedesired. Swamp and marshes have .sired to lessen the air resistance. been completely dried and made ready Operated By" current taken from a for cropping. Some of them yielded big light, socket, a new electric hair cut- - crops during tb season of 4917, notab- -, ter enables a barber to attend to a ty such products a beets, corn, pota-customer 4n a fraction of the usual toes, beans and peas doing exceptlon-,tlm- ?. v . , well. Fourteen to 10 tons of corn A German scientist has succeeded in 'ally silage per acre were shown to be pus--' i curing cancer in lower animals by in-- sjbls. blood into solutions their of. jjecting Through tho work of the company the salt of tellurium and selenium. jt has been successfully demount rat-- : Th Invention of a golf club with rd that thousands of acres in Cache interchangeable beads ptrmit ail the Valley can be brought under Intensive strokes to be made with one stick (cultivation, where only wild bay can without the necessity for carrying jw grown now. In addition, U has alsoera(- been shown that land containing cerAp apparatus for itan alkaline salts harmful to crop can of the energy storing, sunlight andli restored to successful production, transmitting it in the form of elec-- 1 The company has sold a considerable GEORGE A. STORRS, trietty has been built by a Danish Ip, ot I(, project and expects to seli all of It the coming year. It Warden, A West Virginian is the ' patentee ofJ nearly are modelled after the federal a double walled boot Jbe apace be- - !,erra, associations' plan for toaB farrB in the" prison shop or about the yard the walls being filled with steam to farmers. Twenty years are given . and buildings. or hot water to keep a wearer foot in ln whlrh to pay for the tand. the an-- a Cultivate Prison Farm, being the same each One of the larger railroads ln Bra-ly- r jnual payment both interest and and One hundred acres of the 184 con- ill is with pulverized (principal, covering experimenting stituting the farm were under culti-f- coal, blown Into the locomotive fire "This Manager A. F. says Company, 14 year says, "Warden Storrs is vetion this year. All who could be boxes, as fuel and is meeting with Cardon. ha sought to reclaim land on of the finest, aquarsst biggest , spared- - nearly 9 men were kept much success. purmen I ever have met. 11 baa faith j busy tilling the sol! from early spring For clean Life billiard tables a com- for agricultural parposeaand hasf land untiT harvest. The results In produce bined brush and vacuum cleaner op- sued th development of that farm in humanity. though It expected to hold and erated by a motor that can be sup a for Wan. Stores' Career. ' years. We have a large tractor plied with current from a light socket, it which u treating 200 acres of land has 'been invented. squash and Georgs A. Storrs is a native of Utah j bushels; pumpkins, leveling, An Kngiisft inventor has brought per year, by plowing discing, and h has passed most of bis gclwurxle, 182 tons; hay, 105 tond; etc. We have every confidence Ilf In that county and its head-cit(cabbage, 20 tons: sweet com in out a magnifying gl can be drilling, that will th land to in what as world the For nearly 20 years he was ajdition to 'what was consumed by the fastened to too with smeh fme thereor gheriff. and his ex-- 1 prison, at the road camp, at Fort work is done so that the ten always do under cultivation and are.deeds peo officer to fore. willing to give warranty periences were typical of the old west (Douglas and by men in a training hi focused on object. the land.jtaking a mortgage a securFoe the protection He won a name for being a dogged .camp 300 bushels, bather surf ity for th balance after the first pay invented a pursuer of law lew men But hi loy- - i Wilford F. CUes is th capaW farm an Illinois man ha (f acre. with 'superintendent. stats was tempered an eiectnc bell and meat of twenty dollars per that ally to atho Fo ring a far . possible, a A Art oil fl fit I ivfnan I,,a4la light lumps on shorn as an "undertow ' 7 named begins in th water. - ' " i There were 1st application for put-e- n committing a murder at PtteR Point ln middle of 71 man November men Sheriff Rtorr, believing that the is in New Zealand last year, in work on road which the ws guilt!, set to work to find a much - nTRners rade or macad imise under proportion to population his investiiraA result of a than la 'the United proof. direction of the state engineer and greater ornumber bodrd of pardons first tions, th Great elates Br.ta;n. commuted th sentence and later an!1 assistant. As every 30 days pohahing outfit that voted to labor on high wars counts as ranin bea new shoe It. carried in band bags too brush A town ln Carbon county was 40 day toward discharging a sen- formed by the . flexible reversing In a year's time a prisoner can cover and H ha Mr Storrs. named after h around the worked for tho Knight mining inter- - shorten considerably hi prison term, central box fastenjrg by snap. Good conduct and faithfulnem also osta afid waa ones general manager A scientist ha inventof the fiprln Valley Coal company, operate to hasten th day of freedom. ed a NorthcrUnds food that is manufactur- cattle because Indeterminate sentences At a place In Carbon county where obtained from given In this state, as in many other ,d from luun: slaughter house and fishing centers To Have Big Road Gang. and potato and fruit rebate. ar "J"d b ,h The warden hope to have 100 men nto which addl-t- o PlP at work on the road this winter Ac- - ,,n,,nUoB n max- lined from rbaccot hix plan, they would ld ot the iow! the ditided Into two camps, one of C0 men on, "n (original charge is consumed. and the other of 40. ltailan nd railroad A th highway builders are reet "lam busy In a concrete xP"lraentlnC th northern part of the state in thal roc,( lightiy, affording mcr and ln the southern regions in nd mnn perfect they can work almost every eltlcJLy ai lrck tie, day in the year. Hoads that the an extens.ve investigation, ex- oners build are excellent piece of' fh United State Geological jperts of MVe workmanship. r. decided that th coal ,Surye)r jlen day that Mr. Ptorrs became warden. skilled ea nI Mted In Prac- Idh r nril Dyer was born ln Taxoo. Mi., commercial Deo. 4. lHt. In 1884 be cam to Utah j hopU About 45 .emnlovJd deveiopinem. . mi 1b bo operated Pener most of th tlm since then he carpenters masons. ,nd blacksmith, ba" -- " has lived in Salt Lake, For two years fro,B. a dlEtanc th uht 1 OUt ln Enland co to asked electricity Is used to operate with the beadsnd a half h was a resident of Parkier- - plumbers, of the prison by suppressing does the real that was Utah. While he deputy The ahops rity, nl rwlndl for thos nhare'tntdoareinedT j th? spring." Yard jnen mow the lasm. In the; So firmly do some scientists about six men do all the tun the theory that changes 8 met-- , 15 N. MAIN ST. washing of the prison, the farm and sis ere due to conditions resembling the road camp. The premier cafe of Cache Five or six in the' diseases In orxsnic matter that a . tailor shop repair clothing and ni.'ike-- l German ' an ey-VaPej-the gray suits S'orn by tnd prisoner. pert to study the question. Dar and Open Striped suits were done sway with in Night. Cars ot a inierurban elec1904 and the lock step in 1905. These tric railroad Michigan MEALS AT ALL HOURS. that at several points reforms, were introduced in the confrom third rail fo trollev changes Herman Johnson, prop. of Arthur Pratt. strue! ion carry lamps on their roofs You get no' departing prisoner. The prison has a library of severs) to help their crews to ruplaee Uolley Number of Prisoners Decrease. where by floating." Th man was surhundred standard works. Besides on vires In the dark. ' prised. Th prison population, which on many kinds of magazines and new- -' "That" the first time anybody ever Nov. Two picture shows, consist- der papers. 19, has numbered 1918, 288, said that to me, he returned. He clined to 114. the figure for Nov. 19 ing of travel scenes or instructive1 followed hi big friend's hi! vice end of with some comics for tone rethis yean Thia reduction views,hav ia living in the southern part of the result in part from the war. Men lief, hslped the the, Mate, where he owns a business. A that otherwise round of would have fallen into everyday. letter from him goes regularly to the crime have found work with the wages prison. of prosperity or have feilt the stirrings ' ft fk L, c r jl Men on Parole. -r of latent patriotism and Joined in the ; t i. - Since NEWEST NOTES OF April, 1, TSUTrhen the new movement to help America an her. A. ? Warden entered office, 24 men have allies triumph. t SCIENCE been paroled slid 42 released after . Though prohibition ha not been in their sentences had terminated or been j force long enough to hav noteworthy commuted; a total of 98. Of this (effect on th number of prisoners. It Compiled For Tho Dcscrci News. number only seven are known to have (has helped paroled and released men lapsed into evil. Three, including two i to overpass jthe dangers that attend Switzerland's entire could first days of freedom. Before be housed ln lam don population parole violator, have been sent back 'the s residences. to the prison; one is in the California ' Utah became uriUuLijnt-- t ia xi e man often left th Wail paper can be cleansed by dry, Mate prison, and three, including two j prison with high Intentions, only to be with it flannel bing in oatd.pped ar at p&role violator, in lb ' large. Seventy-- j of alcohol. But1 meal. two or 75 per cent, ar succeeding, caught today mieoe come more easily. As By royal decree Greece ha officially and the whereabouts of only 17 is un- result more men keep their " adopted time for general use to M,r- w"rr- ises t write to the and if fund From one side of a recently patented if the released men be Arranged j last In the faith that warden is his and their, dish pan extends ,a drainer, to supportthe character of the Few of the according are ed by a leg. the percenuge of n.al mentally. prlynnera Tirnugh about 23 per A Chinese textile made of raw silk sew fr'tlow ' 1 lorn icide, ! of the inmates of penal insiitu-caw- can be burled in the a earth aault year 100; statutory offense, tions in the United States are men- without deteriorating. 98; embezzlement, larceny. tally defective, the percentage of Three points of suspension enable. robbery, 84; burglary. 83, forg- - such persons is exceedingly small In new to suspend a picture from. ery, 25. UUh .Prison. But tbs number of j wallhanger IS without tilting. The warden's influence hi. is high i Crutches .ttached to ."U.h.OUt.PcUI belt instead menfon CR'' "arm totheir'u extendi, an i Under hia care English invention , . !ar The rur A messag from California rube ! ahn.et A, L isound Lk Phonograph has been TLiblJ ,Tni ldMi,tnd Into which "While It may sound' strange to yo. 'den's kindnes tamSoIo r m.thh email machines Mi he set to masquerade a costlier treatment and sound advice you to better bvmg s 21!. b me was tho cause of the turning letnimenta. J in for I do not) Uruguay has decided that all vesacl point In nty- lit, that in 11 my 1 hav n it tmrt r . k "Knowing you as T ds warden, on. t In thia lequipn pasrengcre who riie a nun living m Txm, 1 wa respond in eom prison fi.cgraph ap- to .",u!l mMur thinking t you as I mot tha folk deai. h station, and I know it would As a health Index the census bureau According to the werdens phlloe-oph- will Established in the Cache Valley Over 30 Years, hav don you mueh good to hav wit weekly mortality reports to work Is to eld the state and from publish in largest cities jivastd our meeting of the United to, keep In physical fitness, so that I regard you, Mr. DESIGNS AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBMITTED. Storr. my a when the day come for a man to re-A motor operated capstan and print buffvr coupling ha bv Farinian for trailers behind automobile.towing heavy ooe-thlr- HOWS: f.-i- Arms to Home Health Follows c A ' t-- G ri E h: C.v.l. 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