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Show y . THE DESERET NEWS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1531 vm l j -- How Do Vo dirty fly? mttooth tTred to put - ' In i For Parents Cut-O- ut ( penned ' by Cdna eon bo done! Flies can . exterminated hot only through the united effort of every child, every parent j every home and community. They Fllee hove no valu are hatched In fllth: broufht "up In fllth: carry snd' deposit filth. Watch him and you wlIJ discover that ha may so directly from the stable or garbaco can to the dining ta-bl milk pan or to baby's face. Be revels In filth and relishes dainties. One fly Uy 123 or more eggs at a time. These eggs are deposited In filth and in from I to 11 hours are batch- -. so magots, and grow Into foil or sis stxe files la about It YUM-E-YU- bo " ; I . ; ' I a ;. : Wispie's Chums , sines and . fragrant blossoms! what a fins start ewasuamar I - YFsinwi ulang . HONEY TATTY i I eup honey cup sugar First put Hie sugar in a pan. Then pour your honey from the can. Put over a fire not too hot And etir until it boils a lot. Now drop a bit in water cold. Be sure to do just as youre told, And if the drops ere bard as glass I think your candy will pass. Now pour it out and tel where sold. When cool the edges inward fold. Then pull and pull till bard and white And cut in- pieces the size of a at What's ths difference bea hlte and a parachute? A. A parachute goea up for the fun of coming down and n kite oomoo down for the funof going up Jack McGrath. Q. tween Q. What eaa yon roach with you right hand that you cant ranch with you left? . The left elbow. - he M --- 5T- i rBountlfal, U. S. A. C. Has Species For Distribution in Utah, Nevada Planting to wood lota la aa at least their ac- Why do Idlers always fast flint day of April? tired af Began they ah ter n long March of SI days Q. A. to supply needs of vegetables during tbe ceptable use of acreages put out of coming tail and winter, will Neand tho Utah production by probably wish they had. vada farmers who Joined tbs fedSoma vegetables like pea com eral governments wbeat and spinach, onion parsnips beets production control programs. and csrorts can be planted JustWith forest trees available at BT FRANCIS M. COE us toon as the ground can be low coat from the U. S. A. G. now and prunes are comparaPlums worked and the by selecting la good time for farmers and neglected fruits In Utah and tively varieties fresh right , garden wood-lota not Appreciated aa much cs rancher Ao boild up thrir-stuff can he had from Hay un- ara they deserve. The census of 1236 on retired acres. Farmers In til late fall only 4C.2ST bearing trees The simplest way to test reports many parts of the states have trees In and 14 112 11 for been ordering the young trees for planting Is to take a the stats handful and aquees e It rather us to which these The many planting not only for wood lota, but hard. If It makes a lid mass fruits can be put (Including eating as wlndbr ks and shelterbelta. for shewing finger print Its too out of band, canning, preserving, one of which they must be used wet to be cultivated, but It It tbelr use In Jams and Jellle and by the terms of the Clark McNary crambo In the hand it is ready as dried prun ; the Infinite varact, under which they arc raised. for planting. Both hardwoods and softwoods are iety of color sizes, shapes and available. Paul M-- Dunn, Utah exriavora; and ths long sea eon of np 1 to Novemfrom Augu tension forester advises ening vr e. W Varieties available, with a brief, atCT Storage AlJOUt ber J should make them one of a mo Their fruit our as popular description of each given by of Dunn, follow. productivity, and ea and Pondersoa pine Is a large pine culture make them ea ly cb ply grown. They are id for found Id scattered stands It grown - well ea Us of lew moisture con- home orchard use and maka valutent but do not tolersta able trees about the home, aa most supply on the mountain. varieties ara hardy and have few lime -- ns nor elevations above 0 feet One of the best trees for above Ephraim on March L la 'wind-break- s Of the many good plums that and shelterbelta. Proby Ranger Welt Tburaby, r. of the Mantl National forest: Pre- can be grown In Utah, only tbe doe valuable Austrian Pine Is a native of K D- cipitation at the Great Basin ex. Italian and German, which are ald, most Identical, the gatauma. blood-fle- a rops It is a targe, pertinent station for February, w The snow on the bed Japanese plum and the long needled pin growing be on 1 II Inches Pottawattamie are well known. average to good quality ils Rec- ground measured 41 Inches and The average depth of mow oo With the Introduction of newer ommended, tor the ground on this date for the varieties, superior In size and apshelterbelta to elevations of feet. IS y re Is 44 4 Inches Tbe pearance to the old. end tbe offerScofcb Ptne Is al a native of sverage water content for this date ing of a wider lection of types for the Europ where it Is tbe principal pa 12 yean Is 1 12 inches of plums and prunes, this fruit timber tree. It la open crowned, Of tbe pa 12 years five have should become more popular with and grow well on reasonably dry shown a leaner water content of tbe consumer Ils Hardy and grows to a large snow than did 1234. The year 1231 Tho following varieties are con--' Do not plant above I.OOt feet showed the lowest amount record- vide red to be "eiis end may elevation. ed during the Only be planted - without regard to cross period. Blue Spruce. It is ait egcellent 3 TT Inch ef water was recorded pollination- Italian. French, Giant. windbreak end abeltcrbelt tree In that year In comparison with 1 22 Reino Claude (Green Gage). Sugar. . moist, oc Irrigated situations, since 'or.1231. The year lfJIrllJtjbow-er. fellow Egg, Beauty, Climax jii0 It retain it branch cl r to the respectively. 14.14 and U 7? Santa Rosa, Other rsrietlss should Inch be soil. pared with I for In mixed plantings with planted Ml feet deration. one or more other varieties .f the Hardy Catalpo la a large trap The summa yptr and a rapid grower If planted snow of to bo slightly below tbe Italics and German are good soil and furnished with I2-- y r average, but shows the wa- so mtlar that they are prunes considered plenty of water. Should not be ter content ef the enow to be slight- tag her." Italian la the standard pleated above CAM feet la elevaabove tbe 12-- y r average. The shipping, drying and rat tion nor on poor Ils An excel, ly lesser anew depth with the greater I y of ths nortkwe canning and inter lrnt tr for fen pests. water eon tent tends to preserve the mountain section. Because of al " -- g hsr-dtne- ed pt denae-foltage- wind-brea- Pt lJ-yr- ar r I j .1 , i - fl ye "PtSlte Heber. Clyde Weolctenhulraa. Utah. Zina Cm. Garland. Utah. Merlin Forater, Delta, UtaK n. Balt lake Charles Me Ina Sanford. SpringvIHe, Utah. Laron Sanford. 8pringvUle, Utah. Evelyn Cranford, Mideale, Utah. Joyce Cranford, Midvale. Utah. MSry Cranford. Midvale, Utah. Kathryn Mil Ceon, Idaho. Geraldine Chrytrass Belt Iaka Melba Anderson. Fayette, Utah. Alice Hall. Bonnttfnl, Utah. erim Barrowrmaa. Sugar City. Dorothy Bills Midvale. Utah. Meriaad BIBS Midvale, Utah. Henry Bills Midvale, Utah. ' Herman Black, Provo, Utah. Maurice Black, Provo, Utah. LaVctvo Black, Provo. Utah. Margaret Mad n. SprlngvUls Utah. MlUIa Williams Rocaevelt, Utah. Roosevelt Hales Wicoombe, Raina Langatqa. Hinckley, Utah. Carls Langton, Hinckley, Utah Elaine Wofflnden. Garden City. Mary Steed, Boles Idaho. Dick Steed. Boles Idaho. Manrtns Hanks, Balt Laks acreage-adjustme- - RURAL nilYT.:ES By nt wijtessd THE PETTT THIEF Ta HE petty thief V like cat that scampers when tt sees a eat. or liks a Uttla frightensd mourn that crawls beneath a barn or house, and lies theca until after dark, e snatches purses oa tho and drink down all tho cream it can. from say kind of cup or pan. A petty thief is mean and low, and doe not even want ta grow.' Id like to a grizzly bash come up when ha was unaware and hug him up so does and tight that ho could see tho stars of night, fore bo tries to be shark. rest, and steals the shoes from children's feet. He take the lurks .where children love to Pfsy. to rob them of th r precious toys sad col away their sweet e Joy Ho runs away with hat sad coat, sad sisals be-H- a the kids from mother goat 1 wondsr If the potty thi has aver had trss ball in say. thing that's Tain sad bright or form of doing right I say wish that I could break hh hear and throw away tho oner part." I wish th I could dig and find tho bottom of Ms shallow mind. I wish I know Jo what bo thinks about tho water that ho drink about ths sir that M as free as are ths sobs ef Ho surely does n un- dentand ths function of tho heart sad hand. They should be servant of tho Blind,. to I gee meg kind They should ho servant of ths lib-art- y. - HA. May all the farces of, tho right combine to cere his sens ef ght May mercy . no away and Mad wash hi Mm to the light s day. , - fc IN - Wmispers i Urn foe. was spring bouse cleaning lime and lba Big Ftl Mans cave needed brightening up, so be decided to do some piloting. One afternoon he hunted up hie mammoth paint brushes. They were hard and dry and filled with yellow, purple and red paint because he had forgotten to clean them out last fall after be had finished painting autumn leaves. It a garden and your W tapis h - taco la e el her flowers. The oth- er bloc me have clean, bright child-factoo! If only Wlaplo might stroll down her garden path ahe would kneel beside you and pull eat all the ugly weeds choking your for growth, or push In a few stick are you to lean against until you ooil tho loosen or And tall, sturdy at yoor feet to make your growing more foyfnL But Wlaplo can't bo verywhere, no ebe depends npon yon to keep her flowers fe. Make yoor own home and neighborhood more sanitary, more attractive end Ton Inspiring to perfect growth. will be n healthier more beautiful In a clean, bine m If you grow well weeded gardes Touts for betterment, , !&. Wiapie PRIZE STORY "Oh, me; oh, my; here where I pay for my carelessness. All these brushes must be leaped before I eaa use them." So he hunted up an empty pond and filled It with turpentine; and put them to soak. When ths paint began to ooze out theBig Fat Man took a brush and swept it bsck and forth across the low part vf ths sky until that brush was elean. Then he worked another brush in tbe same way, then another and another. When he bad finished ths blue sky had great ahining streaka of red and gold -that pinked ths clouds and glided-th- e mountains. Everyone who -- ? And now for the pri ! The Bt Fat Man will be pretty tired beall the things your fore be do stories mads him do! But hc'a going to try thorn, every one! The fudge derided to award the priao to Verna Van N s for bar timely story about Big Fat Mans Clean Up. Dont yon like it? Wiapie thinks It d erv a priao. Watch for yonr atory. It may net he printed Just aa you wrote tt, far eome storiee are too long, me net me not quite quite dear and hard enough for The Big Fat Man. But when he trim your tricki you will h r about tt. THE SI M PRIZE Varna Van News ALMOST WONS Robert Peel Ruth Gabbetaa Ina 8anford Helen Bay Ruth Peel Jean Foy Horace Christen n Grace Ockcrman 5. 1. County Farm Reads Map LoansiOkLtanilS Applications Now L000 Each Day; Deadline Set Apr. 30 an comBead Joan application Lake - regional ing lata Aba-bai- t f Drit Against Noxious- - Weeds CLEAN BARLEY WILL RECEIVE HIGHEST PRICE price for year will be pail f: for those lota which from mixtures of wheat, oats and 17c and are mellow, and true plumb, from disease, skinned or broken kernel exports av;r. Even one-ha-lf of one per cent of wbeat win Injure the price at the export terminal markets and a mixture of 1 at or 4 per cent or in commercial lota of barley may throw Tt Into the general teed barley elaae where It will not command nearly as good a price Furthermore, a good fanning will usually repay tho grower of barley la tho price ho receives when ho markets the grain. . HIGHEST as crop production loan otflcc at the rate of about 130 a day, indicatfarmers in this area arc ing th planting and going to plant crops this season, tt is reported by George 8. Glen, region manager. Boms of tho toon petitions have already been approved and chocks mailed out to the borrower Ths amounts vary from 323. the lower 423.--- tho maximum limit, loan allowed to van individual. The mousy Is to be need for the planting and harvest log of crop and tbs feeding of livestock. Mr. Gton Instructs farmsra desiring federal seed loans to make application without delay for tho absolute dead lino baa been a for April SO and to be considered all application mu b in tbs reSalt gional headquarters office Lake by that tlm Application Lettuce Suggested as blank and assistance In - filling Base For Pest Poison from them out can bo received comity ggrtcultnral agent throughE. H. Taylor, tanner at Tost, von out Utah and th other states uador Mr. Cienas Jurisdic- Utah, suggest a means of poisoning squirrels when they first eome tion. In Balt Ink county tho blanks out In tho spring and without w for them to work ap sufficient tbo should bo obtained and filed office ef V. L. Marti neea. county appetite to eat treated grain. He while 40 Federal building, agent. suggests you take a good In Weber eountv the applications fresh lettuce la and sprinkle can bo filed with Vernal Willi soma rycbnlne alkaloid oa the district federal farm loan Inspector, cantor, placing tbo loaf In the who will bo la Ogden sack Satur- month of ths bol Rodent when hibernation day until the la of tho month they first corns out IS.OM r want somst ilng fresh and will sat tainted that It has been farmers la this region win file ap- the lettuce loaves readil. Mr. Tayplications for loan agxrecatlng lor asserts. several million dollars during the next threw week Beside Utah AAA Record Books ate in this region ire Idaho, th Farmers who Participate Is the t! Wyomlnw Colorado. Nevada. production adjustment program are Washington and Oregon. to bo furnished record books to serve aa a basts for oembiing in GAIN formatloa required by tho AAA, purchasing of farm and to aid them In planning fntnre This -book will provide supplies haa grown .mors rapidly operation during the pa five years than any form! for taking- crap other form of actlv- - on all basic commodltte aa well m darted beef and dairy product at the by the Farm Credit admtnl ratten beginning and end or each year. Th studies reveal that the number Tbe new record book la a inof such associations to well above tended to enpercede ether account1.30. with a total membership of ing systems now In us by farmmore than 3S3.M3 farmers doing er but to primarily for recording aa estimated yearly bastes sf production and disposal of btote more than 3142.222.tM, rage mor-whe- .to - Can-fon- It . great Injhlklif fact, tons Is al U. S. Makes Seed Federal Hog Baying Boosts Pork Prices watershed-p- rank Wttbte ha great hand, tricks beds .. haa Practically every part of the one or more serious country h halpeo bog prices the pa Vinter, problems to meet relating to eroatatis-ticlamld-w- a sion or stream flow, according to for figure from abow that price iav risen the United States fore service. Almo three fourths ef the total a total of 4 par cant sine late fore ares of the United States hasj major er moderate Influence on The bolstering of prices by th watershed value Tbe varied and purchases baa been cleverly hanof cllmat for- dled especially at times wbea the mplex lnfluenc est type and condition, and char- processing tax was raised. During acter of soil on ream flow and on tbs prcvioug 32 years prices have erosion mu be carefully determin- averaged a Jl per east rise from ed. says the fore eervlc if forest- tho winter low to early spring This rear with tba processing I : added, land managemant is to me tbs oo of bogs to packers rotection requirement Marked chang are taking from 24.12 to 34.11 a 33 par coot place in tbe course of many reams rise during the period. Tho profore era report. Undesirable soil cessing tax rooo 31.21 between the movement la taking place on great la of December and tho middle of are of watershed land. Both are March. tho largely the result of improper use Tba successive additions to adtax would have bad a more of fore range and farm land. verse the affect market It upon if Watershed problems to bo faced o the government the immediate future Include sup- had not been for Is believed. The tt plying abundant pure water for do- purchase fall mestic and industrial purposes and slaughter of young pigs la so helped the ths government by Irrigation, regulated stream flow for water power and navigation, mark this spring. and prevention of floods and soli erosion. BUILD UP SOILS ec established market demand and Its Ths product Ivlty It should continue to tracts allow farmers as Unusual opmake up the bulk of plantings for portunity to built up the fertility of mark purpose th r soil 1 .- m? Who . na EDITORS NOTE TWe is the ef a aeri uf articles oa fruit at adaptable to Utah. varieties Jtteo by Francis M. Coe. besti- r It art at the Utah State Agricot-tarcollege. Sabarqarat win appear oa this pace fi slku,,,'.,.. -- la VISPI&- tat Tbere'a tbe Beatrice Smith. Tact, Wat, Down Hilton, r Tommy Mty Murrey, Utah. Lavorn Baxley. Kooahara Utah. Lola 8b 1. Goahen, Utah. . , .Looter Miller, Monroe. Utah. , Kent Ward, Pa rowan. Utah. , Louis Jena Hand, Utah. Junior Whltohend. Idaho, Maydplln Long, Sandy, Utah. Room It. Halan . Hroilinger. Utah. Lornn Cowley, Venice, Utah. Eloal Gardner, Venice. Utah. "Virginia Kay. Heber, Utah. Virginia Barrett, Bountiful, Utah. "Donald Hall. Salt Lake. - Beverly HaU, Salt L ' Phyllis War, Provo, Jean White. Ogden. Utah. . Vernon Romney. Balt Lake. Roberta Woolatanhulme, Hebe Utah. Lerndne W bteahutme, Hehar, 45 Per Ccntml934 fir , Thera he is! Under the lilae tree by tbe garden wall. Hie pof-- 0 fy body covered with warts, hi yes bulging and a mouth so wide it reaches from ear to ear Oh much too large for beauty but very, very useful. Drowsy load, seems half asleep aa be sits in the shade; but that is bia game wait eee tnat fly buzzing near-hiOut flashes hi long sticky Mr. toDgue and its good-bFly. He is caught fast and carried into the toads mouth faster Ihan Jonah went into the whale... And talk about apeptite tba toads forever .catching flies. No'malter how many times we some out to watch him hes always at it No wonder Gardener figure one toad is worth 119.44 In the garden in a tingle season. He devouri htseeU before Uthb- lecti devour the plants. We have corns to know and like Mr. TbadL He is as much a part of our garden as Sweet William. Johny Jump Up or Daisy. Wa call him King Drowsy the Fly Eater. How do you like his pie- - Fight Against Soil Waste Gains in All Many Varieties of Fruit Ideally Adapted to Utah Climate own household 1 on the who fan to plant Farmers . There Isnt a place for a garden here, hut I have feud a Uttla spot beneath my mother's, window. Tm digging the non and making It moot. Hera I win plant a sect mignonette. When moth epene her window I think ehe win like the Orchardists Urged To Plant Retired Acreage Plum, Prune Trees This Year TIME NEAR FOR SOWING SPRING FARM GARDENS . Tbqrp Jq jtan Anything .t, tike better than watermelon! Bo lm going to plant a little patch aB my own. I think I'll plant radish toe. My father Id I coo Id have a corner out of the family garden. It's all plowed ap now. and I ved me apectal seeds from last Sommer's melons. I hops I get my fill. HAROLD BOWMAN. Plant Trees On l' if f My. Ths ars auggeotioas from drama. A Cover mt Tli aaflfal Thus Thera's an old hut nuefuT vegetable cellar near ear house. Mr hems is to plant flowering vine or scarlet runner honeysuckle, around the edges. Sooott will be covered with green leaves and Father r and bright bins nisi nether think H to a good plan, toa. , .. BOTH MATHEWS. - . THE BIG FAT MAH KING DROWSY M it - y What If the spring ahoald tall? spring? What If the fan should could- - did I? IButdidn'ttvooldT they be fl"ny Ihtaf . nJisuflgecJ hj Dclberl medley Cricksen Wear an apron clean and bright. Wash your hands until Iheyra white, Get your dubes and the things you'll need, Be sure to measure right indeed. In the spring when work is done Comes the tune tor jolly fun. We all tike candy do we not? I know that I do such a lot. And heres my favorite Honey Taff- yAboul which, Fm sure, youll be . quite daffy." , . must destroy their breeding places: Keep tight covers on gar-T bage cans and barrels: empty ' t and clean them weekly:' "'M' r- Keep stables and oat buiid- fogs dean. Flies need heat , and moisture for breeding. therefore manurs used as fertiliser should be hauled each week, spread thin, al- - . : lowing It to dry quickly. -Large fly traps arasm-ingly helpful In ridding theprsmlsca ed fllea Ksep aev- - . oral largo traps In the barnI yard and near other sections t whede fllea harbor. Every I ; school child should make one. ; s SO os M Moese o o o s o e S SOe Is For father and This out-omother. Cut out on dotted line and hand It to them. r Q. fls jtyf. Wo -- m&Z niLjy JuiMk' SaijS D02 1W tired to Then dime yon by. SECTION TREED Committee to be Named In Every Hamlet in This District An elaborate program for tho eradication of noxious weeds in Salt Lake county will be undertaken by federal, state and local authorities during tbs coming Besson to pnt aa end to the heavy toll levied by weeds on farmers of this section. Ths drive was organised at a recent meeting of the county weed committee which Includes John Hanson, county farm bureau president: County Commissioner E. E. Howe; V. L Martinoou. county agent: Earl Hutching district Inspector; L. W- - HiUam, Granite hlsh school teacher; Paul Boye Jordan high school teacher, and Leslie Nel. son. agricultural instructor at Cyprus Mgb. Tbo program will Inciudo ths following featuras L A woe committee with at lea one representative will be ap. pointed In every community of the county. This committee will ho named by directors of tho Balt Lai county tram bureau. 2. A circular of in ructions outlining ths objectives of tho weed program will bo seat to each of these committee member S. Daring tho era sun three meeting will bo held, the fi-r- to bo held about tho Of April t which time a full discussion of the weed program will be presented to the committee member Tho second meeting win tw..hll during July to check a activities and program of the member The third meeting win be held dating September to promote fell work n the Inter, ft of wh4 control nctitni, 4. Control measures will be cir-ti- to "dby. Qmns of elena enltlva- of st (Atlaclde) weed calcium soraw Tt planned by the county committee toprovMo a power sprayer. wMoh vtn bo made available for the use of cooperating farmers who wish to M1? spray chemical. planned to make avail or thres buds wsedsrs lriJS.JW c,rcnU,d t regular tvh to foltow'ihs w,b pfcUc f clean cultivation. It la ?!"? tho to ep. rato this equipment. tabor However. th of machine 12 i,.hT5" ho necessary "Pray for an farmer 0 pay Ira th eom-mttt- oe wd -- |
