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Show V INSPECTING - THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVILLE. UTAH LONDONS WOMEN VOLUNTEERS COAST-DEFENS- AT DRILL E WEST V' POINT 0. R " jk, A J jfcA - 4M' ,. V " L 'V I . . r frK O ':: m . . - wV Cheaper to Buy Proper t'ood for Chick-en- a Than to Permit Them to Plante., Forage Among ,... .... 'JU - PLAN FOR STRAWBERRY CROP i ' Don't turn the chickens upon th strawberry bed to get what they can of green food, exercise end larvae. . It Is much cheaper to buy them proper food than to let them damage th . strawberry plants. lto nt uncover the crowns too Boon.) Watt, for Mettled weather. IVin't rake off' the, winter mulch. Work, it l'ti , soil. put the new bed on sod land hite grub is death to strawberry Into-th- t Tbe w plants Don't think you can put the new strawberry, bed in a, place" Hotter not "try to raise fruit, unless you are willing to give It a lighting chance. lsn'i stint the manure when mak-lu- g a- now bd. If you have none. poorly-draine- d - One of the features of commencement week at West Point was the roast defvise drill.' In which men of the first and third classes participated. The photograph shows cadets tiring one of the si inch guns and. on the left. of the men receiving the angle of sight and range from, the captain ot the' gun sqund. -- to WALL OF BREAD FOR RUSSIAN SOLDIERS i ,T Colonel Charleaworth riding along the ranks of her fktaki girls", as the members of the Women's Volunteer are called in England. The women are made to' drill as strenuously as are the recruits of Kitchener army. NEW wy' v J v' - - ; PROTECTIVE PAINT FOR WARSHIPS x .s 7 i J 'v v - - - ;;k - ,r.Nv 'MW w s - .. Jt v ''P M ivU ,v SPEAKERS --. V r & w F7 5 . s , ' v' . y. .uia picture, taken In the Carpathians during the recent mighty struggle for possession of the passes, shows ' bread for the Russian army piled up like a wall along a roadside. ; J DAUGHTER A JUNE BRIDE VETERAN AT VVEST POINT v Xly. f a ' atv. This photograph of one of the warships of the allies In the Dardanelles shows the. new "dappled" protective paint which mahea them appear at a distance like a pdrt of the waves and ikyr -- . Harvesting Strawberrisa. use some of tbe commercial fertilizer, as tbe strawberry is a great feeder. Don't plant about twice as many as you can attend to properly, Don't plant only one kind. Remem her strawberries are either stami-nate- s or pistillate, and it la always best to plant two rows of one variety, and then two of another. Don't plant any old sort, hut get klnda suitable to your boQ and climate. Dont expose the roots to the hot sun and drying wind. Keep then la a "puddle Until the moment you are ready to plant them., Dont ihust.be underground. thlnk-tbr-crow- BELGIANS mi STUBBORNLY TRENCHES HOLD ! of the plaat" n . there Instead ot growing. FRUIT FERTILIZED It. will rot , BY BEES Colored, Fragrant Petals of Blossom Are Advertising Signboard Toll. Ing Whore Honey la iBy FRANCIS JAEOKTt, Minnesota MSk v.y A' ' Si A This is Gen. H. 0. Gibson, the oldest graduate of West Point, who attended the graduating exercises of the class of 1915. Oenersl Gibson was graduated from the military academy W r Va This photograph, taken during the heat of battle while the Qermans were attempting to drive the Belgians from a position in the trenches. showe the Midlers of King Alberts army, armed with machine guns, fighting desperately against the heavy odds of the Germans. In the foreground one of ' the braVe defenders' of the trench is seen lying dead. , in 1849. Q (r : y-s- jr ' Sixty-fourt- h wi '?s i -- n'.- - 'i J i . . - A. ' r i r V'! rr, ' () Vi Boathouse Just completed at New London, Conn., for the Yale crew. The annua! contest between Yale and Harvard crews takes place on the Thames At New London. DEALS i OUT POETIC 0" t ladA l at t,eri d vwwe - fr-T- charge on a Lawrence . ; w v j a piial tirm at 1 S Cae of (50. cwO'tW- jaasae cir r- A "barrel of days." according to the verdict returned by the jury, is of the same number, of days that barrel of beer contains bottles HI. y Pendegraft was charged with funning a "blind Uger" at th half way house," between Bedford and Mitchell to Charles Goss of Sanders entered a e? g:a pf guilty of running a "blind t r", at Sanders, seven miles south . ; 1 was :nt to the penal i, rm fir ninety days and fined 150. James strange, on a habitual drunk- i uf - ykii4'C ($ . for-s&t- y snow-covere- d f - cJ C - :rr M Otit?-- ' JUSTICE Man Sentenced to Serve Barrel at enal Farm In ' . Indiana. Ex- periment Station.) If there were no beet fruit trees and Rher plants could not produce fruit. Apple, plum, cucumber, clover, alslke, ilfulfa, are fertilized by bees. Iloney Is the bait with which the bee ie in duced to perform this task. Tbe colored, fragrant petals of tbe blossom ire the advertising signboard telling the bee where tbe honey may be round. If the blossom la to set fruit. the bee With its fuzzy body must brush. ome of the yellow dust called pollen from the male organs or antlers of tbe blossom and, flying away to another blossom, deposit this pollen on the female organ, called tbe stigma The blossoms are so arranged that to get at the honey the bee must first brush, with its pollen-covere- d body, against the stigma, thus completing tbe pollination. As soon as it has performed It duty. It may draw a check for the work In the form of a drop f honey at tbe bottom of tbe blcssom. While drawing tola pay, th bee Is Involuntarily covered with pollen again and made ready to proceed to the next blossom and repeat tbe process. Several thousand guests are to attend the wedding of Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter of Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark, tq James M. Thomson, Expecting Another Drop. publisher of the New Orleans Item, at Honoyshuck, the Clark home at Some time ago Mrs. Green called on on June 30. With this picture of the bride and groom Howling Oreen, Mo., Tis shown the diamond necklace and silver jewel case presented to Miss her friend, Mrs. White, and after clutching, kissing and saying how CATCH THE WINGED INSECTS Clark by the members of the Sixty third and congresses. ; dreadfully delighted they were to see each other, they turned to the Inter- Good Brand ef Beef Coating or Coal Tar Paint Prove Excellent Trap ONE OF FRANCES NEW GUNS esting topic of tbe day. King - Victor Emmanoel of Italy, for Cureullo MHItf. By .the way," said Mrs. Green, here photographed on horseback, hat after a time, "I havent heard anybeen taking an active part in the oper I have found a new and better way atfons of his armies and several times thing about Evas divorce lately, 1 " j; to spray fruit trees catch the , wonder what of become than it?" has has been in danger of injury or death : - "I heard a few ..days ago. that, she winged Insects. ; About sunset when ' ..:r i anhad dropped all proceedings. th bio soms are falling, and again Studying Home Making. two weeks later, I paint any old roof swered Mrs. White. a Thp" University of Wisconsin all proceedings!" was the with a good brand of roof coating, or Dropped constructed on the campus a cottag wondering: rejoinder of Mrs Green. coal tar paint, and set a bright lanI fully equipped as a model home. Thi. "You dont really mean it? tern rin the middle of th roof ail is part of the educational work !i Yes returned Mrs. 'White. Her night, writes Irving Tabor of Ohio in home making. In this cottage every vA husband has taken to aeroplantng and Green Fruit Grower. The cureullo thing has been worked out to a nicet: she has decided to let tbe tblug ad- millers will come to see the light and i to give all facilities for working an J fall Into the coal tar paint, stick fast just Itself" yet to make work less complex. and die. In this way I have caught It favors the simple life. It will with brown miller s, white millers, lota ol Cumulative Injury. . out doubt be the model for the build "Do seventeen-yea- r and beetle hugs. They nearly locusts them, simple hornet ing of numerous covered the roof the first night at J seventeen every years?" state. throughout the I get a lot every night. They come oftenern that, In this cottage the girls In the house Bet an open torchlight or wood fire Farmer Corntossel. bold science classes' study cooking in the cabbage patch all night, all how do they get their name? Then architecture, sanitary plumbing, light 1 a' pose mebbe lt'a because when rammer and the cabbage millers will ing and the numerous branches that come seva fly Into It and you win hive no worm around takes it they place go to make up an education concern ; on enteen years to get over It." your cabbage. , ing home life. , Fruit Grower's Defense. ard charge, was sent to the pens Spraying is the fruit growers d WHY ICEBERGS ARE INVISIBLE i not see the white bergs against which as the general Impression of the condifarm days. fense against injury to hlB fruit crops tions that prevail tn the case of icethe heard the wash ot the sea. by Insecta and disease. Whenevri a on Scientific claim "that bbservers bergs at night." " You tan prove that large numbers' of, trees or toe r--- i Certain Conditions of Light and 8ky Finds Wildcat" Currency. clear, starry night the bergs are so this U so by viewing the Make K Impossible to Detect kind are grown close together, 1" Elkhart. Ind. In an old Bible which near the same color as the sky that roofs of neighboring houses at night, and , diseases - will thrive amory i Their Presence Thomas Wait urn picked up on a dumf tar same Invisible. The artificial from v are away enough mischief. lights T; totally much they 4 and pile he found J?3 hi wildcat," or state Many vessels are lost by collisions condition holds true under many con- so that the sky is not affected by them. growers protection agxtrt C bank money, of dates ranging from with icebergs because, under certain ditions of cloudiness, the only excep- You will find that it will be impossi1833 to 184L While the bills, which Tight kind cf sprayiri r. conditions of sky and light, the bergs tion being when the side ot tbe berg ble to distinguish the white, snowy time.,- vv are tn denominations of $5. 83 and 31. shadow that it shows roofs, which correspond in cofrr with have been out of circulation for years ire quite Invisible. It is "recalled that viewed Is in such other words. the iceberg, from the sky. Tbe ixse the sky. , Coe" Mr. W alburn thinks there may be .n the occasion of the (amoc Titanic black against white against result ts iound when the roofs to see is ihe impossible Waster, It black hull although ship's Get"1 ') some possible rslue Attached to the observed if broad daylight on a e!' as clearly visible to survivors at a white. . hills as relic. i al Istascfe c S. miles.' they could a We do not see white against black. day whenever the U;ht is 8i.!;rri CCC. - t c-r- . |