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Show State Makes Effective War on Crop Commissioner And His i Corpj Battle Rodent And Insect I ijjp - EHPERATB at the A One-Ma- The Presidents Flag n Bulletin National Ccoffrapltlo Society. Most folk know of come of the per. qulsltea tbat wil! accrue to jhe next president of the United State, such a band which is at h la disposal the Marine band-a- nd the White House conservatories which provide' the first lady of the land with flower hut ft Is not so generally known that on of the honors bestowed upon the chief executive is a special flag. This flag is not seen frequently It dcef not float over the U mte House. Its use U reserved, for the most part, fog, occasions when the preaplntap-pearslhis function a of tne army u.d the navy. ered with the Iat gun of the salute. When the president is emparked he usually directs that hia flag be displayed from the staff in the bow of his barge. When be patsies In a boat Tying his flag, vessels of the navy parad ,h ui1 Suard. four ruffles are four flourishes are given on the sounded on the bugle, the national an them is played .by the band, and of fleers and mensalut When the pres idem is embarked in a ship flying his f!ag,,aU saluting ships, op meeting her at or else here and ad naval bat : erics, f.re a national salute on pass in.-ab- sa demage in;; 4 SEtOUShtbltheravage of, Previous lo the present order there prairie does, a number of were two designs di.splaed on flags farmers in San Juan county, and on colors to be used in the crf the CTnrmsndr-rrr-rh1e-f petitioned State Crepe and Feet Corn-- . a the on the appear the arm) snd navy. The navy design mleeioner Harold R. Hagan during the presidents seal, against a blue back was of an earlier dtte than-tha- t of a drive peat summer to conduct ground, and flanked by four stare. the arm), and consisted of the coat s hen the president a vessel of arms against the peeta for them. It proved as of the United of the Vailed States, the president's shown In the Great Seal,States, o be the .largest drive ever staged a upon is broken at the main the Mue Jto This n one fag of and the rodenta happened h, t'ta ground against he1 f wR'fHNrTITTgyiir ahdTfa" 1c efft "a'msifdcnttcrif wf'h the Infantry ' largest in tha world. flying as long as he Is on boaid if Colors. The colors were the vessels can do so. a national sa- dee gned to presidents Systematically and scientifically, the be from distinctive 21 in lute f of as soon a guns utc infXniry colont god consist state and federal aiperta want over hi on arrival alter board Upon ed of a blue ground with. large-criof land, scattering 49,153 - were departure Another salute of Zt guns on tarrutimed heavily with whit. U fired, the presidents fmg being low- - Within the poisoned oats, coating fl.n 95 for sfar was to be seen the of the United States, and strychnine alone, which resulted ti a good fight against outside the star withiri commission fought its angles were killing millions of tha prairie dogs, them, and with such splendid effect powdered email atars to tha largeet known varieties of the that they will be under control next of 4he states in the Unionthe number year. The double-displ- ay of flags and peel. So large do they grow- In In early summer, when fruit trees San Juan county that they often equal at the Grand Army Review in were In blossom, the state crops and colors 1915 caused considerable comment, ;n tze the common bouse cat, and so commUtoa made- - epee la - effort ps?s a a result war to explain what frequent and sys- and rapacious are they that they wljl often made to the President that the navy tematic spravirg means to orchard flag heeat an astonishing quantity of green made might fittingly The Utah crop this year fVom Oic production. lorebCthe ery hd" growing grain. most perfect in j addition of four stars one in each cor the pronounced ff fedDuring this drive the atate and history, due In greater part to the) ner The flags of an admiral and of eral forces worked 245 labor days skillfuiapraymg done early in. the a general bear fonr stars, ss a sten season. apof command. The President The slaughter waa large, and so well Quarantines against diseases In out of the idea, but directed' thirt was tha work done that the bark ofj side states have kept some bad in- proved on the as the shown the prairie dog 'la heard no more1 fections from Utah. The crops and Presidents seal, be used upon the pests commission has kept a watchful and colors." throughout a large acreage of 8an eve for shipments that might bring Presidents personal flag Juan county. So well did that first white pine blister rust to Utah, the drive succeed, that Its fame spread sending back many shipments from throughout all Utah and other couneasterp states that might carrv germs x0 one can be dogmatic about The white what will happen tomorrow' or next of those tree destroyers such drives. for ties sro clamoring blixter rust has many pine ravaged of even the end the year, Before winter closed down. Summit eastern states, killing whole forests most sagacious judgment trust take account of Thanks to thejijfpg uncertainties county petitioned the commission for of valuable trees It is, however, watchful care of Utah custodians not necessary that me should plan ahead. a like drive and the commission. In mil- killed with the state; 'conjunetttm After a sr.es of seniors dealer in knowledge it now seems wihe to 4 lions of rodents there also. seeds were Informed hv the crops and the Hafet s gnal and let the traffc thev will be no An rM and successful Squirrels Scarcer Now. pests cofnmisjqott that to abide hv the law requir-- ; chant .once ail to us tha manv rneo The rodents in Summit county are a contents to mark the them upon uf.fd themselves out of business Tf Ing much different type than their cousins labels for common garden seeds, and'the people of the United States are In San Juan county. Summit county flower seeds used In Utah gardens; jail going to stop, w orking and trying It has been the care of the romml to improve the r economic condition, was overrun with the common ground ion that the home garden is a blessing tnen wr are wrong I .t we refjse to squirrel, a small hut hearty eater, that To Utah and they have done their this iT Into consideration for the smalt made life ihlserable I most to protect and nurture it Thenoore H Price, in Commerce and 1920 fuir at the covered state No display 27,434.5 farmer. This drive iv n, cl entertaining ias more ofinstructive nor acres and took 245 labor days it reana pests corn- the .that than. crops WIJJj FID quired 11,959.25 worth of strychnine BERNICE DUNCAN AND SOME ODD PLAYMATES. Details of pest destruction j mission to kill the Infesting army of barkers, 11 were animal and G Weds u' s, The generality, both plant given, men were on duty at all houri giving of men,inl womn o far a n&ttmtf Miss Duncan is an Employee of the State Engineers Office, She i s Holding a Prairie Dog indier Arms in the Picture, and is Deprebut tbs farmers havs rendered a unanwas fcrfb of told the the nformation. an scarcely more" public disposition imous verdict that the money was well cating the Damage They Do to Irrigation Ditcha pests common to Utah and how they cap tide of apprehending and con- spent and others are petitioning for weeds of avoided be the sclouslv hnmm future may Samples erving, Millar drives on aecourrtof their fleetnevs. often problem Fights against weeda which like tales of pioneer days. So th.r to them In the shape of barrels of were displaved in actual colors, liv- - than a viYi rabbits full of weil-f- d Later in tha winter, rabbit fights traveling 73 miles in ones, night. In menace ciops have been waged by did the pests come in some of the poion. Counties which suffered most.lne and stuffed animals were, rfhown.'would le of gripping the ftet that 2& county counties during tha past summer that from will take the place of the summer search of food. of force under men, 1520 Were was large diasawatTOF that theie ven ts ninppg wmoothlv, grasshoppers in bit Rich, literature Nor has the crops and pets com Inspectors in various parte of the state county Inspectors wired Mr. Hagan r ampatgn against tha prairie dog faminto Wber, Boxelder and Sanpete. Here being read et In evthry th1 estRiv d w n n inclined 'plan " ily. These peeta are very destructive nnssuon mglected tho noxious weed Fights against grasshoppers read peatedly for help, which was rusted there wrere armies of them, but the sate. th sit Iieait'j n - Z coat-of-ar- ! -- -- F pos-alb- 'e -- coat-of-ar- f i - ?4 L ! 41 - 4 s. j I ' i 1 , 1 p i; fflirWWSI !5i Ti A 4r I r 4 4 k Jfr U Payments amounting to over $7,000,000.00 Have already been made this year to Beet Growers in our Utah and Idaho districts from our factories located as follows: Ogden, Utah Logan, Utah Lewiston7 Utah Cornish, Utah Burley, Idaho Paul, Idaho f r4 |