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Show 4k j' & .. J i & dr'wgWVsi t A - i h.' rs. v j THE DESERET NEtfS MONDAY JULY. 'Mt223Z& LOGAN Cttj, rM it, tr Harrt .Bates kll Rif rf. Woman Editor Will Addres Farmers Wives that supplyin digestible form all the nutriment the body needs for the sultry .days when the .vitality is low and rvsm"' The IT During IAXJAM, July Farmer' Encampment held et Lores a speaker I wiil went and hear talk will b B,. ..-, j is extension editor of the 'Far Mia Rowe had mttulne eonteel eond-,rf- tJ , lv prize letteramour . , , , farm i mareaine ea wether they loved the t iw ; to have their daughter, fa- . example end merry .. about what tell in her talke , TC" lett-of Out , ter revealed. eompeed for the prixeahuman-!- , and t1 In favor of farm ! . women who wrote the, life and every aide of farm on the whole It la e eatry. hapur farm rjr wa as ttaf actory . 4M for., 8he can he her huahan s - hue n and helpmate t'tee fartner In the city Her rnt dre-- t , f nte-- e will have better health be reliant and better dtte-- e Wi you agree Hou - uhitth enjoy hearing ofMiaa the Cn'te ' ! farm women tv' , of farm Jlfe FACTLTT AWMTHiV Mtnr. - Mer In detail problems related to drainage reclamation and will Include talk by Chief Engines Burkholder bf former year thoee who cave ,,,,.,1 par congress have come ttetpated In the largely from the prdfesstone of law and esgoerthjr year' a special effort has been made to reach ,tne farmer and others interested, may meet and discuaa one of Utah s most issues, the problems of irrigation development and drainage reclamation. The program this year wtil treat principally questions of reclamation by In addition there will be drainage. an open discussion of the requirements for legislation covering both irrigation and drainage problem It Is suggested that those who eatt do so come pre to and spend all four eatnp pared days at Logan. Tents sre provided for those who osnnot bring their ewn, and meals will be served on the college campus at cost. The irrigation and drainage e program, as outlined, includes special features as follows "Relationship of Irrigation and drain eg and to Accumulative data pr drainage, by Engine? requisite Burkholder U S reclamation service; ."The Future of Reclamation TXve!op ment In Utah. Joseph ft Mq,nioek; "Drainage in Utah, R. A. Hart, " "Reon-omtof Drainage Reclamation Rrest "InGeorge Thomaa of the U. of V fluence of Geography and Climate on Fconom! of Drainage State Goioirtt the William Peerfn "How to .Coll After Drainage," I mf Joaeph E f Drained Oresves. "Cropping N Land." C G Adney. "navy of In formation Relative t 'ntro! of Alka i. Prpt. Frank r H irns of B. -- 'ry vi-t- al ,a. a cooling., f qa d o t- , LOOAN, July 17 Mr, V, a a been added to the !. and bran you'need for stimulating bowel movement a peppy food for old and young. w II . a graduate of thr Utah and has taugnt in Bhs is l , s Mil r v f California. wn a cf d breakfast with sliced banana, or prune; for lunch with berries; for dinner with sliced peaches, ready-to-ea- Ready-cooke- t. (Special to The Neva) PRICE, July 17 isiiary schedules were changed by th srbon county commission at its monthly meeting to take effect with the admin istration as follow Commissioners I1 2' 0 ri) per year; treasurer 1200forrrMy clerk 1100 cut from g 2sf eriffli-400- ; assessor, rordrr and attorney $1100 each, surveyor redurd I3& pcr year. J G.Oallaway was appo'ni speed officer for the pavement at $150 per monh. p.aced $!00 bond Fheriff Kelter war o dJ- mtss three deputter Af nMcr aro war r issued to Deputy Adam- on in the Srofieid dr?r t v,vjrr fn eludes the strike area to dairies all deputies Cioanty Clerk IT O n ?h at of the eemmJ9'orn-ha a meeting the rountv clerk of Emory oounfv ?o nrrurgt a In taxe settlement of the amoin from transitory herd F conn?y bein in arrears enrr Gounv Commlaaioner Hher t erard of r the Wood aoogbt aid in fhe work side- bridge- - which1 pa- -t nf a'fderar "" ' acfTd"prnjeftr Ths county assessor wa a riven authto a th board by ority appoint herd In the cows tv The rider to nome of Price river Irr fration district was changed to the price river conservation district " upon the adoption of a dtltJoa presented hv B W Dalton Pacific Co at Shredded Wheat Co., Oakland, Cal. Prce-"a!-tr- CRICKET PEST MORE that ths scouts will be called out this A community fight was made lastweek on ths pests by citizens of Frank LOGAN July 17. Ths cricket inva-- j Fairview. Whitney and Mountain slot cf southern Idaho has assumed at Homs who turned cut in large num i .4Ai,,apsqtjriLh.m.iniIllcua, Mars, to accept a position with an Mr Clawson Is a countanc firm graduate of ths Agricultural college of Utah and also the school of business administration of Harvard During the past year he has been a memberof of the Agricutural college - school k. - cora-itntf- Tkculty-- ? - y dsrourlng crois that looked ovmr jt and than burning it, a fai- LICENSED TO It ED. premising. Dry farm lands in ths portibn of ths posts were destroyed. LOGAN, July 17 Marriage licenses Immediate vicinity of Franklin, "Snd ha. Issued by Countv Clerk Willard Chugg particularly to the east of the town, of ths crickets" and as a result a num- on and Saturday were Merrill Peterson Virhave been shorn of their grain by the ber of stores and windows of business Lucile Olsen, both of Logan, and Peand irrigated areas now are In houses save small cages fall of crickJests gil epd Maunne Merideth pro-var- ( XahuJSi '?hS The eltisen and business men of Franklin Saturday asked fhe Logan Chamber of Commerce for assistance. It was suggested by Kara P Monson of Franklin that Boy Scouts might be of great assistance in fighting the crickets wth large organized forces Although nothing definite was decided i upon in Mr. M orison's communication With Secretary Merlin R. Hovey of the ghaznber of oommerce yet it is possible un it w - 7 a ft- tv frt A V - 3 LOTS ASSORTED a sa V nr.-d- (Formerly Priced $49.50 to $150.00) s Tl now 1431 y, 1 seats VI 100 Suits Left Two Biscofcs with untie or cream main complete, nouriehing meal. Eat it fag other fruit. -' ?ESri of Tremendous Stocks" m Every Department to Close M ye- teaer I- . Tremendous Reductions tri.u,. '!! rW'df Tst T C3!k4A 1 n the element thatJuild healthy tissue without heating the blood. Keeps the body buoyant and the mind alert and active. Contains alt the 4 I ml Closing' e- Wheatjchi r&afjrtBK NEXT TO OUR LAST WEEK r- Shredded Its fourth convention at Logan during the Annual Farmers encampment, July 5d to 29, at the Utah Agricultural The conirma tngfam wm owrr 16 SOUTH HAIN 51 a iBTiWf car the appetite is fussy. (Special to The New LOGAN, July 17v Tbs Utstf Irrtff ties Rod Drain Conyres will hold . -- is the art of preparing foods ? f " Logan. July court merit of the Logsatffty ISIS, ths work of the ecu" aoc , creased tremendously, Slnc As Bull s' Judge criminal 7t c court bss tried civil esses. AH her t 1.6 B.ulieo. who tore,..Juds only city Judge to occupy The Art of --Keeping- CobL bwfutaf Cwrfer DHtmt iImM Cartiif ! WH4TWIt Ltftt UtMrrt Stwa Mlf 433-f-t. Logan City Court Handle Many Cae Report Shows 1922 17 Tollerup ets to draw the attention of the public. cou Dr. Ira M. Hawley, entomologist of terson, both of Logan bv The former were married Bishop Joaepfc- Knight Templar Lodge pie the has the Agricultural college, given ward. Gibbons cf tb Eighth ericket menace a great deal of attention In the past week. He ha futiley .Organized at Price MOVEI TO tAVYOU HOME. attempted the eradication of the peats Her17. Chemist Slate LOOAX, Julv by various poaiona 7tr fa tfi Tle Nw ) man Harm and hie family have moved Iw!. I" The Charli Fr4 PPIF Knieh to thr'r Logan canyon home for the Jrnn'nzB ACCEPTS RASTER N rOMTIOV. cnmmanderv remainder of the summer Mr Harm wa oraanlzd at Trroiar Price Ifzaonl ball LOGAN. July 17 Elmer C Clawson aside from hi regular vacation, will Saturv nlrbt with1 J Camrron week-ends in the canyon. of Providence left Saturday for Boston, spend his a e!r1n?t rorrrr 5rr LRew Shutz A n BARGAIN LOTS-Co- me - LLof Kimono," Silks, Velvet, Crepe Early ; Formerly 59 00 to $50.00. 1 Lot Model and Street Hats - $250 . . $100 Formerly $12.00 to $35.00. - 1 1 rlar Jonnh W arra1sfnr) rnrral Fnfaht Ham-mor- Lot Petticoat $195 to $4S0 Tm- - wir'-- Coats Mantillas Scarfs Muffs and Morgan I d conferred apon FVank the Rev Ralph C Jo rs. Th rrard offVere officiating were Warren R Benjamin, moat eminent and aaoc!ater G W rrand conmandr Harrow A T Fpdberr John A Honah-toGoorre W T.vnch R E Knao, Daniel Psu4 G W Veahltt Frank P Hher-ooand L. W Brumbanoh A was eerred during the evening-- at the Ravov hotel R to $10 $250 to $20 Mr-G- t to $2000 Lot Bloomer, Silk Crepe Net and Linen Formerly $12.00 to $65.00. te IE1 i n See Our Wonderful Fur Values Finest LESS THAN COST Selected Pelts d ban-no- et , reFair Will and In mining engineering one and two a Observe Indian Day logy after turned Thursday of the Wasatch Blaclcfoot half week's study IRoaoUl to Th Neva) BIrTTFOOT Idaho, July 17 Fair serr.tarv Mrlfnleht announce dari-- s th Southeastern 'Idaho that this V.' ons ar win bs known ssFair Indian d. rd a parade will be held In which th n!dr Tndlsn win tag, h, lead In tribal eoatume. car- - mountains under dliVcUon of Prof and gyrum Schneider of the geology The party, mineralogy department. Cotnumbering 1J, started at Little tonwood canyon, mak.ng a study of mountains and their various formatlona between there and the canyon, east of Bountiful. They spent two weks In the Coaivlile quadrangie and visited Weber and Rock canyons Each student Is required to make a written report of the trip. thr and and 1tnnlmnt of rylnx th wp-- n former dav Ther will he followed hv the present dv Indians of Fort Hall on hora.hx'k and th laat group wt the Indiana of th future In utonala and dlaplsvtng ths fruits of their .eforts gained through education and their proapeHty due to living a life of agricultural purautt. Th entire day V". be glren over to th Bod Mn od the ran, and ether features will he rordurted by them In their own war to show th benefit derived from the rare that th government has given to them IkaSlorS Does Summer Find You Miserable? If You Are Tired, Weak, All Worn Out And Have Constant Backache, It Time You Gave Yourself Attention. At what other lira are lavorable for the thorough enjoy- ment of good health? Summer days, indeed, should bo your best days! Tis nature's happy and you owe yourself a generous play-tim- e deareS-jjOunjmeri. outdjor -- share m.Jth.9 cxeroise and recreation. But you may be one of countless folks who is missing the Joys of health. You get up lam and achy; feel weak, tired nd 11 played out. Every sudden move brings sharp, stabbing pains nd when evening comes, yon feel too nervous and depressed barest or relax. Are you one of the unfortunates? You owe SUMMER! -p- a Use Doans, seme-annoyi- Say These Salt Lake City Folks: LI Sea amaa, WJt , Arsrpr. nrwaNn I ssys: 1 vu troubled with my back soma tlrns aco right over mr left kidney, I had abarp if I walked or when laytn down ring, -- and t up In misery. I would have to several times durtn ths nlpht to psss the wore which colored, secretion highly Sidney brlokduat-ll- k sediment. 1 and contatned Doom KWn.y Pllla asd four readfSchramm-Johnaolira, Store cured trouble sad tntl.bened..my. kld, ' ood shapa in up nsys mo-ot-t- mr. sth s. mivKir,' air w, sixth Street, sayst My kidney ware cut of order, utd I fait out cf sorts In every way. It sosnt. 4 a if my hole system wr affafltod, I had a dull, steady pal 1 IM aas) f my I had ditay apalla felt tired asd - feaok, lealieos and X aouij ta.l hr ths" Irregular way my Kidneys sated that they seeded attention, I pott- prompt relief by using Dona's , FUlney Tlf- 7 Doan s Kidney Pills At clljiecdisnS0cxiinx. FaxtM-ffi8utnaM- fg. Chemirt&urtdkjJiC.X. t Steel BriJve at Wapello Sought by jCitizen t it to yoiirself. then, to find out wtt&t is wrong and to lose 'no time beginning proper correo-U- ve treatment. Very likely it's yuur kidneys, A lame, aehlng bark with sharp, darting pains, soreness and sUffneat are" common symptoms of weakening kidneys. You may have beadaehes and dtesmeser-torty-andperhaps bladder irregularities. Fortunately these symptoms are usually easily corrected if treated promptly, But there is grave danger in neglect, Don't wait for some gerioua kidney sickness begin treating ypur weakened kidneys today with Doans Kidney Pills. Doan' have helped thousands. They should help you. Ask your neighbor! 1 rprpt Picture S.S.S. Fills Out Hollow Cheeks, Tb Newz) BtaArKFOOT, Idaha, July IT,-peto tba county tition wan p'M'-noommlMlotifr f r the arootlon ef a ztc1 bvldy afon the Itnaka river west o' Wapello to 'fn Ga farm produce of that virtlnltv i to Wapello and thus cut-ti- n down he mt.eaqe from eighteen Tha petition to three mU. wae aimed by It people, elahty of whom areTTvTnr The' thaT'irtnTntihtty matter wee referred to the county wih inefruetion to Investigate that bridge sue and condition of the unrounding eountry. BATCH PA VII, in BOLT. Id ha, July IT A BLACKFOOT been hss Isaued to C V. building permitA I Peterson of Idaho wtkaril and dane Falls to pavilion la Blaokfoot. on the north olds of ths d Thin Limbs! 1 ng The Boston and Maine track washed out In half a doaen placas. Property lom from th flood will be heavy. A score or more of dwelling ware swept from their foundations and ere carried a considerable dismaBV tance. while others were tutted askew on their foundations Dozens of small. buildings, many of them oontatn-In- g llveock' were swept away and deolished and their drowned A cement dam. at Lanfrwmld pond first to break. The released Maitachusett Town Under tratertherushed down a valley for half Water Resident Flee for ath mile, entering Robert Pond. Her rush of water tor out the wood en dam and a high wave spread out Safety Y.W.C.A. Camp-e- ri Into a residential district, reaching a depth of seven feet in some place. Barely Escape. Panic reigned among resident aa they were awakened by the roar of the rushing water. Many hurried out CHTCOPEE, Maas. July 17. TwenIn an to escape, but were ty million gallons of water flooded a forced effort to flee to stories. Th large part of the WHHmeneett district Holyoks T. W. C.upper maintained a , here early today when Langwald s summer camp on theA.shore of Lang- dam and another dam at Robert Pond, 'aid's pond close to the outlet and gave wav. Realdeneea and businea the director. Miss Baker, several girl place along Chicopee's strset war were said to have spent the night flooded shove the flrat floor and oc- there. Though the camp was swept cupants were forced to flee to th sec- away, word wm received that none ond and third floors for aofety. of the girls suffered Injury. FLOOD SWEEPS VALLEY AS TWO Enjoy the Happiness of Perfect Sight mo fft a short rrt twkriceh' Cook is Killed in Dixie Train Wreck SAVANNAH, ftu Jutr ITe Ftv eoaches on ths Beshoard Atrllns tratu No. , th 'Seaboard Fast mall', Now lorli I Jsokaonvllls, turned turtja, at mtte I.S oclock this mornlng-on- o south of Cox, Os, A aagro dining car cook wa killed a"d covoral peaaen. gars Injured. The train gtruedt a broken rail end fta of th oars war sad into th ditch, The loaemottra remained on ths track with two aars, to. VMvtriity Sta&tnt Arc Bach from Mountain Trip VlvrMr gtBdMtf najoriM S or' Aid asmhkd.-So'l- s S. bull. up Thrs wftl n pee-I- t thin, bonee, It puts firm fleshfanon your arm peck ends out your It psts lh. mha, tha whole-bod- r, th. pln?, In your cheek. It takee look ellownees from th aye, and It wrt out Tim paths by smoothing In men and women by "liUwp.og M a rwnarnabA un. K, f. pvrlffcr, While you are aettli skin eruption, plapli nmn, your lackheds, bens, rheunmUsm. i rn. ,5j3ay!Ws'-T-rt aaaaaMt eo,VI i --ABWirt HSlBhl Clearness of vision tends to physical comfort and mental alertness. time Men and women. wfcethw you tvur build yourself up to your Bonus r lust-rig- ht weight depood on thsnum-te-, n your Wood. That of blood-eo- n all there Is to It. It's a sol entire (set Wood-e- el factory hart --thta g yeur wifi be right, yea In disetdsr, aai bo blood win eul ritaps your fee will b kswksa th plmp'.ea, blaakksadg and sevt y DAMS GIVE WAY ;r er In i Defective vision materially lessens the enjoyment of lifes pleas- ore. Conserve your sight if at all Impaired by the . pf glasses best suited to your particular needs. Our methods assure accurate examinations COLUMBIAN SERVICE INSPIRES CONFIDENCE V |
