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Show V - , fee DESEHF.T FhuslMg Last Milej Of Highway to Fishlake ths last highway, which will th sxosHsnt camping ground bound rih Lak to tourlau. who ar lirsady going tbaro la larg aunt-Lr- s, according to R. H, Biddoway. flat fish sod gam eomffitaon. Mr. tiddqway.ha Jwd raturaad from that taglost. Ilo trojwforrod tho otato fish latch ary from tho dtrWIon of Twin frock down to tho ahoro of Fhh Uko, wrharo North Twin creak imp-I- t. Ths former toaatton ho eorudd-ra- d too cold property to propagate hwut, hot tho water In nyr location h much warmer. The hatchery woo tnoewd down In action and wwo practically rebuilt. fVWow Creak hae been dhrerted leto w immense warming pond, where the inn watere of Whine will be re Mined, to heep chill away from the or, tho affording a flea batching tond. Tea trough. containing 100.009 earn Lro now bring need for enperiment. ind If the waters proro ao well adapt d to hatching the eggs as. ia now thought, the capacity will be in tat forces art working f till frptn tl k Tt ' .. , r- Mr Iroeeed. A man who underetandathoroughly the practical aide of fteh wottWee will t placed In charge of the latchary, Mr. 81ddoway aaya I Compensation Ordered , Paid Injured Employee the United Tnngeten company, the Rata industrial commission baa band-i- d down the following decision: "Compensation shall be paid to John lUtberlngton, la tba snm of fit a week, for 109 weeks, and at the said John Betherington, la or fared to preaent hlmaelf to tho com mission, to seo If further allowances ran ho mad. This does hot Include he $300 hospital and doctor bill In urred when tho accident happened, phis is the maximum award that can he allowed under the law at that time !n rogue. John Hetherlngton wa Injured while at work in tha mine of the Unit d Tungsten company, at Rocky Pass, Utah. A premature blast blow out ono f his eyes, add bruised him bod tty. He was earning 111 a week for bis lervices, working aeren days each week, when tha accident happened. He has not been able to do much work ilnce, and may proro to bo permanently disabled. ixpl-fatio- . n, Ivt This Out and Take It With Too. A man often forgets the exact name if the article he wishes to purchase1, ind as a last resort takes something lire instead. That is always disap tiointlirg and unsatisfactory. The safe to cut thlo out and take It with h rls M Little Boy Hurt by 7- . vf -- I bis left leg OFF. Hats for Women and rHOUR SALES 9 to CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 'Girls $1, $2, $3 CAKES 5 G. B. Rose, , Friday .30c STAR NAPTHA POWDER D.C.Ph.C. 30c BOXES. i (Limit one lot of each to a customer.) 1000 SHEET TOILET TISSUE CAn U 34 6 ROLLS FOR 5 KEITH EMPORIUM BLDG. Suite 800, 1, 2; 5, 4,'5, , 7v Phone Was. 6282. - These are regularly twice and more every; want shapes becoming and suitable for every age infinite variety in trimmings and all of the popular straws. -- color you can OF SUG1I9 BEET SEED 12 Poplin Dresses special . CHILDRENS PLAY SL ITS . . Good, serviceable suits in, blue and white striped strong material and In khaki cosome. ginghams. Strongly made a big bargain. Ages 2 to 6. lor $9.98 Rumors that therp may be a short age of sugar beet seed in Utah, have been dispelled by M. M. Justin, field j agent of the bureau of crop estimates, Mostly the popular navy, but included are some other shades of blue, jUtah and Nevada, U. S. department (Per The News by K. Addington Bmoa) rose, browns, greens and other colors. This is but a fraction of regumeans the cf of agriculture, who by new calls letter lar weekly department price. tha face of It he Was a very tha boy had been really well behaved. attention to the fact that there Is a A new diagnosis was madp misbeboy. At IS ba bad an unensupply of beet seed in the United by an emotionally uncontrolled States viable record for truancy, vagrancy, haviorunder euficlent for the coming two was adolescent stress, boy .It and theft. Neighbors voted him Inyears. that by thought sympathetic training Just this limited number of suits, but a good selection nevertheless corrigible. Hia parents had begun to designed to discipline him and at the ' Officials of tha United States Sugar suspect that he was mentally unsound. earn time afford a safe outlet for hia mostly navy, but a few grey mixtures included. Different style coats, Beet. Seed company, with headquartHe would alternate between mood for action, ro- ers in the Vermont all this seasons models. Sale price is less than half regular price. cravings of taciturn sullenness and attacks of adolescent this city, building, and adventurd. he might b Promis- mance, almost frensied irritability. some announcement of thaf'thelr say a made once more. normal boy ing to steal no more, he would again work was done with time ago that they were going out of steal at tha first opportunity. Taken his likewise. parents They were made business was not due to scarcity of the to task for his wrongdoing, ho would to see that overindulgence and : beet aeed, and should not be s conplead-plalntlIy bad for all children, are strued. They are'golng out pf busi"Something made mo do it. I had especially bad for adolescents was It to do it. I could not help myself." say, because it is much upon them that adolescence ness, they 80 It was decided to have his men- impressed Pretty little foulards, taffetas, satcheaper to buy seed from abroad than an is intelcalls for most that epoch Good practical styles in dresses to raise it here. Speaking on the subtality examined. His answers to the ligent handling of those passing ins, georgettes in plain colors or examiners first test questions went ject the news letter of tho department it. which will, render splendid' service prints in popular of agriculture says: V to bear out the theory that he was through was four months the In made patterns lovely boy The supply of sugar-beseed In ttie distinctly not right in his mind. to return home and hia par- United for wear. States two immediate is for for wear and for But as the examination proceeded It ready general styles .years' ample Simple, popular receive him. normal requirements, according to became evident that the boy know ents were made ready totoDr. all summer. A B. Milton then, Slpce according very models." exceptional JuSt a limited number at close observers in the bureau of marwhat ha was saying and that ho was Harrington, to whom I ara value for such delightfully attracof States Department deliberately falsifying. This meant for knowledge of this case: indebted, kets, United and this LESS a THAN normal with HALF that for some reason be actually wantprice. tive dresses. He has got along fairly well and Agriculture, production of seed during 1)39 ed to be theught Insane. , his no has furhad family 1931 United apparently and States should . the le He had hia wish grants;!, to the ex- ther serioua trouble wttlv him. to Independent of further Import tent of being, sent to a. But consider the time, trouble, and meet the requirements in 1)22. for study and observation. , There it expense GIRLS DRESSES . involved Industrin little this lads The sugar-be- -seed growing 1 was noticed in a few days that his dis' estabfrom sn evil that need not y-in redemption .this country-Is firmly had" a marked position" undergone , have been. In too, is what Consider, lished and. gradually increasing. .might change for the better. happened had not wise interven- 1)1S, 5,900,000 pounds of sugar-beHe no longer eulked or snarled. He have Ages 2 to 14 years some plaids, others coma tion from seed was outtdde home. the produced; In 1)19, 9,700,000 was positively cheerful. Asked if he Inefand the No. 3 size cover 72x90 nice Insanity, produccriminality, pounds: prospective lifelong of plaids plain colors was glad to be away from home, he weight ficiency these, too often, . are the tion for 1)20 1s over 9.000,000 pounds much than the frankly admitted that he was. less increas price. of : because Howovar. for oOhejrnateria! of probable price paid ignorance parental all Now study shifted from the boy to tbe needs of fresh; clean and whiteT 1 MreagS of commercial sugar beets, Parental by the yard, and all ready to put on. his parents; which would increase the annual conof tha of misunderstanding cagariao was learned that his mothec was It ungulded or poorly guided adoles- sumption of seed, and because of posa weak. Indulgent woman; his father the sible deterioration of some lots of boy or girl. SPECIALS INJTHE-JUNSALE OF.WIIITE harsh and tyrannical. Also it was cent Ths. .Associated wed, which .would reduce Jhe, surplus. (Copyright, by 1)2, of. liotU the. thirtssn. It may b a number of years before learped that, Age Newspapers.) the domestic seed and the M. A D. Mining company may the total requirementproduction equals Permission Given . sell 290,000 shares at IQ cents a share, The United 8tate has always been To Sell Stock and pay a commission up to 20 per depeideftt upon other countries for the (Regular prices quoted.) cent. . need relarger part of the sugar-beBrassieres Three companies have-beeand Bandeaux quired for planting. In a nrne-ytgiven .59c to 98c (Regular Prices Quoted.) period ending June 39, DID an annual Increases Directors. permission to sell stock today, by the : Chemise Envelope of 98c to $1.98' of 12.500,000 pounls Importation state securities commission. Tho Ley Womens Vests, seed was made. This quantity sup. 15c to 49c $1.79 to $2.49 Nine directors instead of five will plemented by a domestic ner Tractor and Machine company, of production Womens Knit Bloomers , . .75c Petticoats to of' to $2.50 control destinies hereafter four the years, equal the the $U9 during pa)t Denver, Colo., may sell 19,000 shares about 0 per cent of tho country's to: Corsets. . s $1.49 to $2.50 (Pink or white.) praf erred stock in Utah at $10 a share. Knight Investment fompeny, parent tal requirements, gave' an Increasing of the Bpring Canyon Coal eouM be held NAB which seed of They may also advertise and pay a company trimmed b with surplus laces and Union Girls' prettily Suits 49c to 89c company, according to papers filed f. 1 selling commission tip to 20 per cent. with the- - secretary of state today. over to Insure tho next year's plant-lp(V .. embroideries. Union Suits to 49c 98c Boys The Heber Mercantile company of He-b- Hereafter officers shall be chosen In 1919 this carry-ove- r supply drop, Womens .Union Suits 69c to $2.25 WomenVEloomers . may sell 2,500 shares at $15 each only from among the directors. ,98c ped to a dangerously low figure beChildrens Bloomers cause of Inability to obtain aeed from 75c REMNANTS TABLE' OF MERCERIZED Europe; and the beet aurar producing (fciack or a faced States United white.) Industry in the CLOTH 20 OFF. bare sufficiency of seed for planting Bungalow Aprons ;$1.49 to In 1920. Fortunately, the importation In lVjtd 3,Ardjpigth3. Band and Bib Apronsy. seed began again with of sugar-beto $19- tha first ship to corn from Ormin ports after the clow qf the war. In September. 1919. 1,795.909 pounds of beet seed came into this country, and by April 1, 1920, 11,067.07 pounds in ali haa been received, or about 2.500.000 pounds more than' the nor1 mal annual importation. The estimated surplus from Ihe klaek and chck and navy crgr-lar-g 1919 planting was 13,600.000 pounds, patch pocket regular $1.91 and $7.91. and the domestic production thsrt year Summer weights an extraordinary value SPECIAL $8.98. that the Iowss 9.700.000 pounds, Silk poplins in mU Wanted aliade, pial nor fancy ta! aupply of seed on April 1, 1920, ail sizes. self block checks, wool mixtures; good new style was shoot 35.300.000 pounds. Allowing about 16,000.000 pounds of this for planting the commercial, sugar-beacreage In 1920, their - should be a surplus cf 19.300,000 pounds plus the 1 J0 seed production, tq apwould attract by means of Jaldeaa ply against condition which m v pre1"tush t applied with a rabbit's vail In 1031 and 1922. In these figure foot) Try It and aeo. no allowance ha been msde for possible deterioration of imported seed damaged an route to the United Btatc or In storage. The Old Gardener Says : For Tb New by Dell E. Stewaut. j CUT THIS onr IT is WORTH mosey, If are fond you of tho humafi heart muat have some have never eaten the cabbages, but with 0 and Cul out thla slip, end Savoy, jou have foundation of logic. And it has. But a treat ahead of mill tt to Folcv A Co.. 2125 Sheffield jou. By all tncane It doesn't do to reply too much on buy a few and 111., eet them out plant came your writing Ave, Chicago, we now. For that If we have good looka mailer, ou ran tj and addreas plainly. You will receive full endured at retiring time on pugkr4 fortunate.- - K we havethem, not., w sow needs and hare In row and trans- trial package containing noe. or tha faithful application of i need not despair. Beauty. U by no in return plant'ihe Ihinnrnga'm thaCchev wl I and Tar for rough. FoleyIIony to declared be a j lotion wmmln The " .Td mTbaw' heart of a eolds and erottp Foley Kidney PHI. VetTved Navoy cabbage, cooked and for pain in aide and back: rheuma- cure for "freckles ar,d all other far een the homeliest ones. chopped fine, make a dial) ot untism, backach. kidney and bladder rial blemlehcs." 'Fas Up. now! Wa The great mlatakris Is keeping the rivalled excehenc. ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tableta do remember, do w not? we as childish gain maturity attitude a wholeaom and thoroughly cleansing As we got older bow many hours and HIXPirD MAN AD WITH. trying to apply our coating of w spent before the mirrors, smoothcathartic, for constipation, bUfouanoaa. and with brush and ' pencil Walter and . elugrleh bowels. ing or curling each recalcitrant lock beauty headache Fsrraud, J-1D93 Fprtngfie'd powder puff. The beauty of maturity Ave, Irvington. N. - wrr.tesi "My And don't doe Schramm Johnson Drug Co. aa the cane might need Is not aheee seed it adjunct, contlnuouely. as did my " you ever think that w ara the only something thst lie deeper In the ex- back ached ' wife's-After taking 'Foley Kidney one who have stood before the mirror of a kindly spirit. Intelligent THE NEWS I1ES JOB nUYTTXG. with anxious t nought. Every mother pression helpful surprised wlh the quick Fill, w were t living. thought, 1 results. recommended Foley Kidney of a growing boy knows that when of t'oek Letter How lg Head. your i cme secret Pills who 'ha kidney o- to not of popularity wry conscious of Ths real the ld first began to .5SVSF i ' f leauty, but uneelfiehnese. Beauty tint bladder troPhle Envelopes. Bill Heads and other ofThey help rid the her' he also became tbs devote fice uppllT the mirror. She would not let wild attract; kihlneee-hold- s. Ejea tha bloodv cf Impurities that cause rhei ; matt-e mors ho-for count sdul an show of It ths te out than unsymswollen, pales, aching and sltff drag Lot us figure with .you n blank Made by PoBtumOrwI Co. Battle Creek. Mich. family, but sh knows, fc'he thoee that depend on pencilled ere. j.dof snd miilet and or her svmp-tOfT- ) pathetic ot booklets, books, certificates, of kidney trouble, ftrhrvnsi. brow for tbetr rhsrm The baa eeee. ih A DUCKET SEW JOB DEFT. lre niverssHy Implen ed In a runny smile discounts the one $hat'juhnscn Drug t o Advert'seme-nl- . In Adolescence ON - 16 SUITS . at $12.98 Silk Dresses, Friday Navy Serge Dresses very special $1,2.98 special $14.98 . Too Men Arrested On Report of Boys ;E. Pickings is ia the city- - jail charged with being a deserter from the navy and Paul Wiekor is being hold for Investigation, as tho result sf their boastful talk to a couple of tmall boys in Pioneer park yesterday. -The two men ars alleged by the l6ys to have .told how bad they were and to have shown ths youths a "blackjack." Hurrying to the polltSe nation the youthful sleuths reported the occurrence. Detectives O. H. Me Glnnia and Harlow Lyons arrested the men at the park and Pickings la said, to have admitted to the ponce that he ha a navy deserter. Sugar Strikes High - Mark at Twin FdUs General Sales Manager S. H. Love for tha Utah-Idah- o Sugar company, ( efore leaving for Washington at noon today, called attention to a Twin Fills, Idaho, dispatch which stated that tugar had eet a high mark thers yesterday and the record jump of the to 39 lesson, by going from 17 sente a pound at a'atnglo bound. "This. said Mr. Love, "is cem plete corroboration of what I- - said I esterday at the Commercial club. The Amalgamated has sold qlt its sugar, and with the home supply gone, you tee what happened. Sugar is likely to if the supply higher figure Kto isa exhausted before the new comes in. rrop . .. s , 1- -1 Rabies Inspected . 'It rabies is found ia tho head of o email black'dog sent from Ogdon toL. Daines, state day to Prof, at the state oniveresity, Lawrence Campbell, son of J. 8. Campbell of Ogden, will bo given tho pasteur treatment. -- 1' isi Auto Mechanic Bankrupt. on Muslin Underwear 20 Off er ,.,.59c et TTie Food 'feu Eat Separate 'Skirts Special $4.98 Makes You What You Are Let ypur choice of foods $49 L. D. S. Garments very special $ ,89 -- be pleasing to the taste but more tfrm thst have et them building foods, , Among cereals w your palate will delight and give you nealthftil strength through nourishment. fry GraporNuts at XXtar-gaSo- Chester Skinner, aa auto mechanic l.ving in' Beaver City, yesterday, filed pe'hioo ef bankruptcy with the United dietrlr outt - here. JII IabiliUea were listed at llll.li and he c.simed exemption on hit total steels cf $I) (). COTTON BATTS Friday Special Nv ar n ( , Womens and Childrens Knit Underwear 20 Off et - specialties. Deseret News Job Dept . AQ TsC i knee He was taken to the his parents Emergency hospital by where the bones were set, and was to the family home. removed liter ' ,w mi We cell all kinds Insurance. .ASHTON JENKINS CO, g:i Main.. ... Friday Special nt,' below-tlr- e Bank work. , country work. effleo twork, legal work, quick work.- our ! in the city prices with-trimmin- -- f already prevail for particularly splendid pierchandise. MANY SPECIALS MENTIONED HERE ARE AS HIGH AS 50 -- (his morning. ; u 'In spite of the fact that in this popular "atorc within a store lowest et Haxel, Edwin Piper, three year old ion of Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Piper, 1519 Union avenue, suffered a compound fracturo-o- greater discount, special sale prices and a very Continued This Week ar ' if a bicycle on which ho was being sister liven a ride by his f (With Ue exception of specials markefl nt few items which we cannot include.) et In a 'fall from tho handle bars . d er state-hospit- Fall From Bicycle : HE 'frock shown In tediys sub may he made of one of fflUbhm bt "aunrnufr way ausmber fabrics. Ao a suggestion, natural colored pongee weuld he smart, with trimming of clunf . lace dyed ' to match. The sash may have ends. The droaa; a slip-ovmodel, is simple and charming lor warm weather wear. The long walal-e- d effect is quite up to asxt season's style specification and the clerer ar, rangement of tho shirt rather wide, front Quaro out panel back and being so adjoined that they flare a trifle at cither side la worth special attention. Tub silks In fascinating colors are being offered for summer frocks; In fact ready-to-wefrocks of these tub silks are shown in many charming y simple styles. Striped weave predominate. White may bo striped with brown, pink,, lavender, blue, green, etc or tho color may bo played up In the background with pin strips of white. Tho woman ' who makes her own frocks, or has thorn mado a home may Indulge her fancy for ginghams and damty cottons with on t feeling that aha la eboing outragoousdy extra, agent. But tho woman who purchase her dr assess ready-mad- e will bo Inclined this summer to heal tat when ohd oeea the price tags on simple gingham and cotton frocks gen orally, and it is more than likely tfwt pongee and other tub aHkswfll find a Tory considerable datwaad.- - Pongee washes well, if carefully handled, and In tha natural color , gles splendid service. Knitted dlk fabrics are as popular as over this summer. Among tho nqw-sfrocks sent over from Parts ars a number of models developed In knitted silks in various high and rich colors. Silk and wool mixtures are as pooler as tho all silk or fibre silk weaves and, whatever the yarn may Pongee Would Be ftaart for Thlo bo, high colors appear to bo in groat Summer Drees favor, frequently two or three colors will bo combined la ono material are heavy silk stitching and fine Among tha trimmings touches favored braidings et as to make suro of getting Tablets. You will find ' Charmberlains so tothing quite satisfactory for eon and itipation Indigestion. V P6r Americans Paging et tla the eaaeaf John Hetheringtea ea .. EVENING breakfast Its worth, while. k. Ce - i - hin -- 1 -- There's q Reason hr E fr f- D - I f |