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Show I THE DESERET .NEWS EEOnON MARCH 18 1S23 SATURDAY fachool : at 4:41 ' am. : aervloa. 11 Acreage Assured to Tect Flan Growing on Commercial Scale jztyvz??. is at prsssct Education Utah, adr as elsewher to effort to determine true value unnecoa-mr- r from false sad to eliminate peceaaory. the retain sad things this u economic depression 15e IL forces Issue as It does the Issue of roads apd , military costa these being the larger of publlo fund J Items of expenditure i The attitude to these matters need , not be other than that of trank dla-- 1 mnA analysla There are he tn ere hidden pioaree to conceal; If there unnscesesry expenditure they should l bo eliminated- It has bee! gratifying 3 to note that, generally speaking, those for ; vh,, are leading the movement hav . the farmers for tax Adjustment do nothing radical. e sincere desire to are aa much con They apparently cerned with having the good as In Their I eliminating the nnneceeeary. 1 attitude le that of citizen whose lives, end fortunes are Inseparably ' families has been a part of Utah. " TO them I preached the doctrine, end they themcan be in the same boat. - There we so widespread calamity In whleh ell do not share; there can be no wider, spread prosperity to which we do not all share. Education b aa attrlbutacf its absence, and absence of effort constantly to improve it, as an attribute of primitive people or people la process of degeneration. The only difference essentially between tragic Mexico and the northern United States Is a difference to education. Thera la a ; wealth of good blood la many took- ward peoples, a potential power and-, decadent peomany dignity; plea nave finer strains of heredity have we In America where after .k iB wa are, epee king generally, a poly' not only ialsngusge hot la culglot ture and descent. Wa have eufOelent to work education here to together, with the result that wo share Ufa of the Many la things generally with the Mood of princes of old In them live today in rads eaves or hots, with the garments of beggars, because information, which Is the object of education, la denied them. Higher Eduoattou. Higher education particularly to a dletlngulahlng mark of an advanced people. Germany at the height of her led the glory before the war when she world In manufacturing. In srtuca-4hlg- h to trade in progressive legislation, lion, and commerce and to technical proficiency, was a leader by virtue of her great educational system. Eng- land, whila the blessings of bar education are not as widespread among bar people as many of bar citizens desire, has been .nevertheless the dominant world power in the lest century because of her education, marked by a wonderful higher educational system. Her superior information brought to bar people probably the most luxurious social life the world haa ever seen. Other peoples, the equal at s least of those of England in native . ability, were forced to Mv a harder life, fighting the coarser realities without n tithe of the blessings England had. These other people were denied fine homee, roads, colleges. rtril-Ixatl- on; ed !! --- tag asked today as to the ry hi all public Every pose! Me re-b-e mode to ed-ethis to sretgh values. IV revival tn egrtoohare to irnnnrtllig aeoordtng to fhwartal anthorittoa even 'more rapidly, thep upon, lien expected. The forecast serene to be undeniably a period of genuine opportunity far prodoMf - This to the eighth article In n by Dr. Peterson. . i most unexpected Improvements How ell these basic commodities will hold their values or Increase is a matter which the future only can determine. We ere, however, going very well . ahead at the present time, A Bank's View The following statement from the National CUV Bank pfjChieago Is a reflection;" from conservative bank' ing circles of the trend of the times Two of the most striking developments of post-wfinance have been ,v cy the sharp t ' j?'' ft. y it.,r ' A- - . 4 y,- - . -- The TRvWe Order will held Ms regw- Wrest et pm. 'TRvtee rsyshelogy5 14 the seblect oe wkUh B.N. Msthewe will leeteve eselsted by Fresh Osgg Uswed by dam. , and W, M- - HlNrtlNke diftPliM. lt ki n - Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers i ". th' nd bank-ruptc- or nd .'fi? 11 ade-qna- ta sml 1 r i HT I;Waa-- CnariMiaM 'Meets Id Knights' of Pythias haU. East Third South street Sunday at sabjeet: , p m- - Opiea Jorum discussionVocal Coastraetlvs Psychology;'" Mm. soles .area by Karl Kasa. accosapaolst. Elisabeth Boulton, bishop, the SSVery Rev. Kass Pike; class loader, a.m. holy Fleetwood dean: t Baker. 1 11 a. in. church school; It Delap arch. epvaer s.m. holy communion, sermon by tbs Third address by Eleventh Presbyterian Wrsth. East aad Seventeenth dsea; 7:10 Lenten pjn. evensong will beheld services D. D. pastor; W. the bishop. Barger. Tbtfrs-da- y Rev. Henry Tuesday and Friday, 4 11 Sabbath school at 1 U a m.. Dr. D. U church IS an. Barnard, and ship at 11.superintendent: ihs Rev. W. W. Paden XX D, St John's church Ninth for Hsnrlqueni superintendent of Homs Missions Logan avenue. Rev Hoyt E .: morning. Utah Synod, will deliver the sermon of church school., muolo By tha Special the morning. prayer, litany and sermon 11 am.; chons choir -- under tho direction of Thursday. I pje. r Woman' i Miss Burtff of the mosle department - . Guild, , CbrtoBea d riser. of Westminster College. Junior Chris. Matter. Sunday Sermon ScientistEndeavor St 11 1. Senior En- ' SubjectChurch -of Christ. First d7aTar at 7 pm. Dr W W. McKarah-- I east Third Sostli strset; Sunday aB ader. prayer meeting on Wednes i .. Mid I ! a.! MBttf day mnlng 7 9 tn U ft. ew school, 1 to a. m. The WedneeSey 9 hold oclock at Bins RMtinf art Becead Church of Christ. ScUntist-t-54- 4 east South Temple street: Sunday services. 11 a n; Sunday school. f.4 1 m. Wednetday evenlag meetings. aO'clock. All sre welcome, to the church services d 'Chsretrbr Chrlrf.' ScfentlrCI Free Trial of a Method That announce two free lectures on Chris- tlaa Science by Errs W. Palmer C S B ..ARJOllt ClR - Lae- WltROPtmember 6r the of D.nvrr,'ColU!affor Mother . of beard of lectureship Church, the First Church of Christ. to. Boston. Masau Thursday Scientistand Friday evenings at 1 oclock. 7. Mrtkedlto - . No matter whether yourrecent Flrst 'Methodist Episcopal Church, JJlixpen, csss Is of long standing or South sad Second East. Stanley relonment. whether It I prereat as you Curtis, pastor; Sunday School. 1.41 am. Chronic Asthma or Hsy Fever, motb-lsuperintendent. Wyatt W. Jones; Jua- - should send for free trial of oar In wbstclimat live, you devotional No matter League meeting li am.;od. regular morning worship. 11a ta. ser- - no matter whet your eg or occupation, mo Blind Men and if you are troubled with Chronic Asth-Bliby th pastor, Wnlla A meeting at tha should or Hay Fever, our method County Infirmary will I ! wlleve you promptly. by thEpwonh League LST want to eand It to .tSISSJto hopstom P. to; Epworth League here m en Asdrol. do' vaLde forme of inhalers, j11 Mh wiJo ,.a wlni . N T. Tonne Peoples Branch of tb. nrovn !i e,c' nav railed, worship, t Regular STSnlng method- le designed to endall dlfflenlt breathing, all wheeslsg. and all those Heaven, followed by Happy Half, terrible paroxyeme. Hour. This free offer I too Important to Other a Single day. Write now aad neglect during Monday, 111 p m., monthly dinner end begin the method at once Send no 4 of the Mens eleh; p m. Pro rmoney. Simply mstl couponevenbelow meeting batloners class; pay of Do It Today yon do not the Dramatis club; Tuesday. meeting I 10 (postage tha W. H. M. B., will meet at the pm, dea j con Unit 21 will meet home; I Dr. V. J. Clark; Wedat tha home of pm the J. L Comradeship nesday. I p. team Nd. 4 will meet; p m, midweek prayer eervloe; Thursday, 7 14 P 4.14 p m, choir rehearsal; dlsnsr and business Friday, of the Sunday school board; Saturday, 14 m. La- - f dies' Aid society will hold s rummage ( - n " -- ' rle ln the European , w Tlj Wsd-neoda- y. V'4 and the spirited advance In grata prices with the resultant moving up of provision values. - These movements have been exceptionally prominent during the past month and in their total Influence probably will be aa effective In helping aentiment end strengthening conditions la the territory served by the Chicago mar-k- et aa In any other section of the eountry. The advance of exchange on London and Parte from the towjgplgf . tr, P aa- -i Peal's Ninth East and Ttotrd South streots. lUv. .Mark Rlfoshark. roe tor; Roly ctmununion I a.ra. church 41 sobosi. meralsg wrsyse ad Lontow servlcsn sddrosa. J.IS is.) p I p m. address by Bishop cotsad glscaasloa class, 7.41 ton, Lllsnr P SL St Uarkk cathedra V. Fir. Sou'h near Second East tho Rt. Rev. W-A. M. W. v; a ar -- i f Elmer l Pill continue feta sermons comparative- - nlUloss .-ssbjeci, RsIIsIos of BtfddhsJsm- Kt 1 great music, great literature, all the sanitary protections associated with food and water supply, and advanced transportation systems they were denied these boceueethey lacked Information. ' Ignorance, which may be the attribute of a person of fine parent Bdtfdirinsn any- trf0 ' elsetp iga, wae the ,grit enemy the sustained Improvement England fought go the story of any thing s In. European changes, peoples ascendency le the etory of are of broad qfntr These end consignificance, their becoming .informed, trained In trast -the processes of thought end action. ditions sharply with the chaotic conwhan a crityear ago. existing This Is the glory of Denmark as of other advanced people, - America ics wereofdiscussing the possible and the serious Europe very not nashould pattern after the great tions of Europe to all ways but we consequences of the collapse In Gercannot. If we are to continue a great many. The persistent recovery In the exchanges emphasized the exnation, and now particularly the foreign that Greet traordinary come-bac- k worlds leader, avoid giving to our Britain is making In the face of obeta-'els- e people adveneod education. Informaso aa cause one to foreign tion, and information only, win en- authoritygreat not long ago to serloaely title as to leadership. Otherwise we of the stabilisation propose British will besoms mere lifts re and carriers aad ether critics exchange around Intelligence la a peoples glory, to discuss the abandonment of the But If we to Utah, as elsewhere gold standard entirely. to America, are to maintain aa Several-hundr- ed miffion dotlarr eyatamof education It rauet been added to I he purchasing not bg put . beyond the- pewer of the have sections of the power by the farming tax payers to eupport H. In our highupturn of prices for farm products er educational Institutions It to of In- in the This markets. rise lias Chicago terest to note that these Institutions brougly cheer and good feeling to are operated at a unit cost under that communities which a fear weeks only of any other higher educational ago were downcast end herd pressed. In westera America. The movement shows that the farmer Education to the farmer's problem is coming-lathie own again end that because our wealth is In our terms ha Is likely to make a very much better on the years business showing an4 so large a-- portion of our Bute than seemed possible a month or two Income Is front the farms, Farmers ago. This does not lose eight of the win eupport gn educational system losses sustained by many producers as advanced as our wealth justifies. who liquidated a portion of their before the recovery of prices They believe in a free education In holdings set In, .but It the quick school antf eonegesT They desire changes that Areemphasizes possible In a country that their eons and daughters be giv- of unparalleled resources end which en advantages comparable to those of at the moment holds a commanding any other youth. The wealthy among position as the great creditor nation us should not be the only ones able to of the world Inasmuch as the farmer eek e college education. The very and those In cloaely related soul of our democracy Is In the ideal pursuits areengaged thought to represent the of universal education. There can he heaviest - purchasing power In the no favored class Whether It be of country. It is obvious that these highwealth, or blobd or social distinction. er prices for farm products will ulIntelligence end moral power ere the timately lead to Increased business only attributes a democracy can af- for the mail-ordhouses, implement ford to favor, makers and general merchandise Granting all thla. It is nevertheless stores. -- While tUre may- - be no sentrue that terming has been so herd sational recovery Immediately tn sight, hit by the depresalon that It ir in- the outlook la much brighter than It cumbent upon every pubtle agency to waa for the inflation hazard haa been forego every possible expenditure un-t- il heavily restricted, if not pretty well we are again, on our farms, on s eliminated In most Industries as a conprofit making basis. Wool, hogs and sequence of the thoroughgoing liquicattle, partioqkrly the former, have dation that has taken plans' during registered gains. Wheat has made th last fifteen montha 1 ;v ipi if: f v-- v; ' -- anlw I. ISoakea. rtedriasw' mie 1 W?'"1 ronnd - - Ok - , o -- TlOyn. e a, e, e sale M4rait44444444 4 g 444444 4 OF FLAX. FIELD SCENE AND CLOSE-U-P Meetings will be held Sunday, at 2 Adv. P.m. 422 Milton arena. Subjects for week of of between conferences farmers result the during the past Lake and. Davis counties aad representatives of the newly organized Utah Flax Products company, enough acreage planted In flax Is assured to give a genuine test to the commercial feasibility of growing flax on a large seals In Utah, according to Hebd)- 8. Cutler, director In the company. From an agricultural point of view It haa already been demon-etratthat Utah soil is well adapted to the caltlvation of flax. A. E. Lee, president of the Salt lake County Farm bureau; to enthusiastic over the possibility of establishing a newagrlcultural staple to Utah. Meetings were held at Granger Wednesday night ani at Hunter Friday For Constipated-- . Bilious Liver. night. Another meeting will be held tonight at- - Riverton when A. A. Hinckley, commissioner of the stats board of agricultureHarden Bennlon Th nicest calhsrtle-lsxntl- v to tonight win empty your bowel comof the Provo Reservoir company and county agents will join force with by morning aad you will fed ypr bowels when you have pletely tho flax company and the farm bureau for the- purpose of giving the splendid. They work while yoa Headaches Blllousnaee growing flax a trial. From the seed and fiber of flax If different com Caacareta never stir you up a!eep. merclal products sre manufactured and if the experiment proves a success, or Colds gripe like Salto Pflla. . Calomel, Mr. Cutler said, it wilt mean 22 new factories for the Kate as well as another or OH and they cost only' ten cento " Dlsslneaa no as a wbola can more source be T of Monts pis . her . Devote, . agricultural wealth., , Carlo, Among , Sour Stomach a( eal French Society today by what one aeee In judged a box. Children lore Caacareta too. Montla that of gardening, many In Davis county, close to Salt 'Lake la candy-H- k Caacareta. On or two Advertisement. or on the boulevarda or at the which occupants martre ' -seems to her. suit farmers wholesale, have a for number Now, in Seclusion race tracks or by tha frolics of the The Duchess of Albany, her daugh- City, a good deal of lake bottom land of years been in the habit of burning present crop of students than can the ter, Princess Alice, and the Earl of has recently been reclaimed by drain It. Robert G. Skerrett la Leslie's United 8tstes be judged by Broadway Athlone are In Cannes, and Viscount(Continued from pegs one.) age. Farmers on tlls land are eagerly Weekly for March 1. 110. says in reor Coney Island. ess Sandhurst is to be the guest of seeking some crop that can oe raised gard to this tremendous waste: seasons old. They simply - leek the The solid, serious-minderespon- tbs duchess at the Villa Nevada. With a few exceptions, amounting during the first few wherewithal to mingle la the old-ti- sible French do not flock to tha Follies Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, profitably flax to only a small percentage of the toCJJarneth, director ef-tor Bal books two of Tabarin, d Bargers at la tal hetet. world end outshine their weeks1 tonnage, most flag straw is burned Cape Ferretf, gay has taken up .the matter (he contrary near the villa of St. --Jean, be company, ImpreTontto of growing flax on this land with tho after the seed has been threshed from cling to their notwithstanding. The real - savor of quits longing (o her brother, tbs Duke of Davis county farm bureau and indi- it, and this Is done tn the face of the deep mourning for lost husbands or the country, new as ever, to to be Connaught. vidual fanners who aro anxious to fact that It baa been our' practice in sona not because they wish to con- derived by study and contemplation -the past to import large quantities of King Manuel of Portugal and his give the matter a trial. tinue n mourning but because it In quiet towns such as Hyrea. Rouen, wife, who Is called Queen Augusta turned' 1 to "paper Between 100 and J,OOO.acresjayLfe, saves expense end relieves them of Havre, Dlronne lee Rains, or Contrsxe- - Victoria, have the same We have probably apartment, OlW geasonTjSIr. Cutler said. awmber board. few at random. r. at appearing In social, circles. This ac- vllle, to mention to the flames annually rjotef In Cannes they oc- grown raw Thom having the matter In charge consigned counts for the Jrwalttesf-feiaeTh pr.srnt loosening of established cupied last winter-(CTh News Repair Dirfctory gives aH (be pnodpal stuffs have given great care to tho selec- around having a market value of old social lines probably will not long "yea nr ""after the usual periods The 1121, Prvao 1100,000,000.Pah. Co) perish! tion of seed. .There are as many variwhere mourning. aa articie can be cleaned, repaired or rebuiltphns endure, moat competent observers belike for tbs consumption .of The absence of b tench society is lieve. After twenty centuries of soeties of flax aa there are of wheat and flaxFacilities -straw are thus of majbr importflew. Harding says economize. Heres where you can do also to be noted at such places down cial life they are anlikely longTo be Well Known Arizona oata. If the Industry flourishes ance Jn development of tha flax Insouth as Monte Carlo end Nice and swerved from their reverence for cusfarm bureaus sre anxious to havv Church Worker Buried tho The valuable flax blgr la obstate become famous for one dustry. throughout tha Riviera and It la no- toms based on a culture which la the tained from the straw by two proc-eas- d. Wba Tn Will And that the best, ticeable at TouviUe, Alx lee Bains longest end most continuous la the standard z FHOTE THESE BEOPB variety (Special Correspondence ) The first, known as rotting. The Beat la so orders for unmixed flax aeed can Is and the Swiss, Belgian and Italian re- world s history. Fwr Goto 4hw Zepehlig TOFU. BRAT, THATCHER.' Arlx., March simply soaking aad dotting It until sorts formerly frequented by the be JUled by the car load. COVERS OR the fibre may be separated from the Diana Jane Allan, daughter-o- f WAS. 5403 David French aristocracy. 'If wa begin' with one proven varle associate resinous Upholstery Novel Published First and Nancy Jane Ellsworth, wife of aad mate-- Women in : woody Hiring in OpatroL Orville Morgan Allen died March g, ety and stick to it all troubles that rials., while tbe second, called JZ7 Mala H the In Tbitchcr WEI.LIKGTOI - The numerical 'preponderance of from mixed seed will be counhr horn were M East tod leal green tow process crushes the straw ImprMtk come By Famous Traveller fttceremonies Amtm T held In the tabernacle, A teracted before wa know they exist, between SB Wt Broadway women is playing a big part in the rollers corrugated or which was beautifully decorated for Mr. Cutler said. EM Swath Btoto TrimBlag brakes changed conditions within the repub' to that the fibre Is septhe occasion. The services were pref9T NeUI Malt lie. Though not emancipated (Special Cable Dispatch.) In leg Bwwth 4 ret Tempi Speaking of tho feasibility of the arated from the stalk without wet-tsided over by Bishop E. M Bhumway ve Wm. T444. . tha American .sense of the term, and Southern Francs, March of tha west ward. industry In Utah, Mr. Cutler The choir famished though subject to peculiar legal dls- - CANNES, A. 3. McGrath, formerlmusic with th growing of hex" dates SIMONE a solo-- . by H.-- L Payne.the The abilities, the French woman continues hack to tbe earliest ' The present demand for flaw-an- d history of man. Bhlsea Shabby arfeeeer lo control society, and she also rules y" "Sira RctHa Forbes, a famous trav- prayer was offered by Oecar opening when Layton sxceeds Egyptianflax the far .mummies nd supply. were products benediction tilt Bavra wae In was eastern Sklatag Zsrfaeew in politics and business. A business eller by Bert deserts, snapped countries of wrapped in rough linen doth. It Is wm bo4 ewllwrt grave was dedicated by Principal women by instinct end the partner of by a cameraman on tha tennis court JJ,0?P4- - The N Arworld aro the rrank for Russia. Bishop Industry, The Austria, deet. Make that Tyler '"I In no other its future peakere her husband, she is also a moulder of here as Field Martha Lord French were Mra Josephine M car lawk new. KIpibalLmfio C. --A.- FOWLER gentina, India. France, Hungary. Gr- - is bright. place need -- sketch the life arouqd her, whether she lives was of her life, Mr. gave in.. than the WESTERN . (.bv,ln Holland, Ireland, Belgium, many, th wltbber. eBtoyrto of conversing, Tha Eo Moo Key- a. breadIn a chateau orwork as Lee. Mrs Adella Tyler, Mra Payne, and . SALES Culler RUBBER Canadasaid. United States and Russia Recently she published her first Patriarch John Bilby . gad Novelty XV erho-Iwinner. 1S4 E flax to In meat whose some which the CO, Bwdy. of novel. the previous picMrs. Alien Was born In Payeon, The French women are now' seeing Woof tod Utah, war was 2production Waa. N3BB 1, per cent of that of the Her parents Hvad lo it that their families, more than turesque scenes are laid In lands she Ha; 4. 1151. at in southern Utah tTld entire world In flax fibre and 14 per places ever before, aavr rigorously and re- - explored. This is the background and (different City Churches aad FURRIER & TAXIDERMIST For Oaaraattod Wateh.WU1Clark, Te thrilling affairs of the ! when her marriage occurred in 187 cent in flax seed, is so badly disabled llgtouely, and this will ultimately re- numerous,who Jewelry ReyeMag, ItUa.- - Fay yonhg' couple moved to St George Industrially and economically as to be flnalljr, however, is mar-l4- 1 where store France. The French, proverb-all- y heroine, the remodel W4 manufacture, repair, husband worked on the Baptist. to the world , economical and thrifty, fear pov- -' rled In the orthodox way, combing to temple. and clwaa an kinds of furs. ComWhen It was finished they uselessother form an Interesting Drat attempt at wtrs among countries and other Euro-- udUcP.',!tL.C'Ur,Chl WL South thhr le tha "Hctibh the first to enter and re upon stock of manufacured furs. plete erty more than death,-an- d Dion ' Bayneia pean countries are all still feeling SMtor 21 yeara la Balt ILake. Hlgheat price writing celva their blessings. clutch on explanation Of their age-oi- d Lord French. Lord, and Lady WaA. B. In 117 ' very materially the effects of the reat jaekeon, lUMrint..,..: . , , they cams to Arlrona paid for raw fur. the franc. ver! ree, Blr Stuart and Lady Coats settled la Teyjor for a number'of yoer- - t war Tet the United States, prior to ship. 11 Relaxation Temporary. R. STENZEL FUR CO. of the British colony and tha Rajah then moved to Merleo u here the lived 1H5. Imported annually 13, 000.900 a Little iWine youvr pSoi t& Girr BTOhn. BIB Swath Rah The various elements of French so- and Rgne of Pudakola were promi- for four year They then moved to worth of flax fibre and morn than nX' I PB, Mice Norma a Thatcher, making 1 cial life, while valiantly to nent 120 home in .permanent of linen revellln ervlc. 000.000 worth at the Cannes. More where trying goods. f.?p Pa, topief praverni they have since resided Mr L RRLO CURES of renewed v.SfJ? XJln4"' ITsyer meeting camouflage nervousness over the rest than 400 person were at the supper Allen wa the mother, of three- - chil- while today, on account 8EPAIIAKJ sub-roconditions and despite all and not a few remained until daylight. dren, two of ART "ICIt PEN Svacon Is a there L activities, building greater .rt1nir'Ti , whom died tn Infanrv since QUICK 1114, their sufferings remain - at than ever for Unseed oil home of Lady da Bathe (Miss Lily h lf Tp!la)rL x Rakea Aay krown to demand forward looking, courageous and at looking as young as ever. IsPangtry) lan' )"- 1 In the manu-Eight- h which Is at her manqood and has a r'email family South Allen wae president of the T far lure ofindispensable least outwardly happy. But tha peo- - beautiful villa ,ln the Fosse Salnte -- Mra llnand J paints, vanishes, catbolto L. M- - I. A. In Taylor for several vear Brat ileum. Obviously, this country Cah , , Cathedral and thenj-hoaesecretary of the Relief as cart pos- - South Tempi, street, hi r7.Wj Pea la tie. society,- Hhe we a member of the Rt ue asbe much flaxseed World R ' G ass. bishop ef produced ln the next few Joseph- stake board for more than aibty ReJ,PjL alt lAk 1 1 West 1st So. witU rcmaln "good, TToreney rmtor; Rev. D. G Hint faithful member xmT couniri?r,rf' says the weekly report Of th departw In 111 the called to labor as a ment of agriculture! daaau'8Undany maeh." missionary In El Pam While there The United States production of Broken Windihkkls and .Windows mlnlnir1 her health bx i.nflan Under, 4 914 OOO buahels i In 1111 7.99 toi. i Our auto dimmer poeltlraly ooatply wUkJf, probably J venini, released Her husband took her to Californlol. could be Increased mope than three rs,?nN--refllth city wrdlneacee or will sead a maw to 39 p.m , Mron to yur horn tn ft yaw h.,p "J1 Jh,tthr hM!th would be eT times and still It would be necessary mon. subject of .seretored. she was never gtrorg again to import flaxseed o window Marriage and Dlvorom" broken As flax Is a fronabort netlee, Laxherao. tier crop, doing beet on virgin land, U In doubtful If our full annual re- Arizona Residents Have 7 W. U4 to. .. church. XS4 In five ends Seventh Lutheran South street J. A ., 4 quirement will again be' produced In eaet D T Schllchtlng For pastor. Me tvare I or rest as As thl United onow thd in long Stomf Statescountry. v Against Me will be the subject of the Gases .' must Import part of Its supply, discourse Flatulence ' AR to pea Indigestion Bervtces begin at 11 IOCK WORK REV (Special Correapondence ) prices will remain high and flax will Sunday school for all RAOIATORB. classes ; at io BAEV Broom THATCHER, March . Arlx, hiubb T bo one of tho most profitable crops Evening worship begin at . tew. Tito Sourness . . - Aad Baoetod. EEPAIBCB Acidity .Palpitation unexpected In the form of a Sutt.rlnj) to th Awd Cleaaed According storm greeted Gila valley A enow In the sections . adapted to -- Osaamf d T . Ftalm.".-. Sunday rr Uk Nrw j100" the whjte flake came , 1 Papa's Dlapepaln relieves stomach store, and (hen If you should eat someFresbytertasx. Qheiyae-Beeeent.After flax fat harvested, it is and or','the Children distress .n five mlnutea Tou dont thing which doesnt agree with you. If doge went wild with FTfSt "Treriiyterlan church, oast South I totwo-dlffero1 frolic. Work seed (he' Uath. Jtsrts, gaaraatord. want a alow remedy When your stom-- , what you eat lay like lead, torment enow. Anew (awtirfnrrarTty everybody Tempi- - and C strseu. Fat toe Weldla and stra wr Thtr seed mv r aa uncertain one or a and Totma gas, causes head- enjoyed the treat Davis. D. D. minister. BunSIy (Mora. ach is had-- or Wewt 4th Booth out an threshed threshwith 4 4 dfxxtoAe-enordinary R. L. wltlsens Oh Van too ls ihle ache S.m., of d harmful your etomach section .began Eaton, super In nausea, eructa- ,.Threel somewhat 4 BTB -services of phbltc concerned ever th ing machine and. Ila then ready for the valuable. yuulnusnt lnjurelt with tion of acd and undigested food re- to a.m. theme ef sermon converted Into linpoor profprets for moleture-an- d stor- market, where It The drastic drugs. Papes Dlapepsln la member a soon aa in Church - Communicants age of enow for next summer supply, seed oil and the linseed meal cake of noted or Us speed In giving relief. Its cornea la contact with the stomach all and Runday van Young Feoplee Sodriy of commerce, a product of great Value as Chrletlan THE DESERET NEWS, Utahs Eventa Newtpaptr at and prayer forproclaimed harmlessness, its certain action ln reg- Indigestion vahlshes. It la ths most 39 pm; second, Endeavor, moisture andspecial tor- - stock food." f nnw, and while It wa unex-an- d efficient antacid known, the certainty crrloe of public sick, sour, gassy stomachs . ulating P It Is from flax straw ltaelf lhal'llnen subject. How One Won Sie. 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