Show shu ' ' ' - f ' ' -- the ' v OGDEN ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- I Potato Ghamp Azrictilikire and Livestock E Zuppanh The King Comes a Winner MM N ANN 111 I III iw Mia w H M PROPOSE STUDY M 'Attendance At Stock Show And Bureau Meeting Expected ' it A £w vJn' 'A- den Livestock show together with 'the Weber County Poultry show and the Ogden Intermountain Hay Grain and Seed show on Saturday was Important to the farmers ol the entire Intermountain country particularly because of the educational value of the displays that are being rrtade Combined with these events this year Is also the meeting of the Western Sanitary Livestock association an organization which provides much information regard ing animal husbandry Altogether this one week in Jan uary is declared by larmers to be of particular Importance in more than a dozen branches of their in dustry Particularly does it refer however to dairying cattle raising fattening of livestock woolgrowing hog raising grain growing pota and to raising alfalfa production ' ' poultry iraising MANY FARMERS COMING Because of the full merit of the ' northern Utah and southern Idaho will be in attendance at the show during the week it is expected Later in the month many of these will return to Ogden to attend the annual meeting of the Utah State Farm bureau the Utah State-- Hor the Utah ticultural society and ' " j - f !j " British Propose To Havo Cider" Witnout mp- ping From US ' r Jan 7— BRISTOL England fBv The Associated Press) — De termined to make herself an indecountry pendent England is planting new' ' orcnarus v and reviving old ones The result may have a aepres-siv- e influence on American appl exports J Professor Barker direc- tor of the National Cider Research station at Long Ashton says "it is absurd to send abroad larke sums" yearly to buy thousands oXtons of cider fruit and millions cgallons na-tol- Agriculture Would Teach Much Claim (By XEA Service) i'EW YORK Jan 7— Draft eysry able bodied citizen If or two years' service on the farmland the gtjeat step toward a mutual understanding of industry science end agriculture will have been' made This radical idea is offered by Dr Charles A Browne chief of the U S bureau of chemistry in a statement he made for the Ameri can Lnemicai society pointing out horw farm relief could be accomplished through science I CTlTnv uolr ?'Citizens who had served their of the a bull bull— It's Highland this of is Geofge yes j)roud King first apprenticeship in agriculture wouldvariety that is peculiar to that part of Scotland This one won not a needed disciplace at the mithfleld club cattle show in ngiana recently oecona pline only acquire and thrift but prize went to ja similar animal also ownea by ine King would be guldedto form more cor- rect opinions as to the basic ele- ments of national prosperity" Dr ijrowne comments Furthermore Dr Browne - who himself was born and bred on a New England Xarm' asserts that uch betweef city and country folk would bring together both agriculture and Industry as never Deiore v Ana xne means oy -- of cider" Due somewhat "to the limitation J Gordon Lee Doneth has literally dug his way to fame uov- ernor Fred W Green handed him the cup and ribbon he shows" here for his pxblbiUon st 32 russe rural potatoes He selected them from 201 bushels of tubers he grew this two-thiryear-oof an acre or land out of certified seed ds I Of Fighting FireBlight ALASKANS PLA 1928 FARMING quantity of beer produced tracits quality cider Jias gained popularlty as a heverage in England The public has heen seeking a sub- stitute too for light wines and cider accordingly has shown a great Improvement in quality For the better part of 100 years Professor -- Barker explains comparatively little planting of new orchards has been done For th most part crops come from orchards nearing the end of their take natural life He says it will 25 years for hew orchards to count as a factor in cider production vj A conference of experts reviewcider types has ing thousands of to 3(Tw 40 spereduced selection cies Farmers and big cider manufacturers are showing A definite interest in orchard establishment In ing the war and the depreciation oBy - "ON TOP OF HEAP" Not in 1928 perhaps" the an swer came "but certainly within the next decade We came nearer It last year than any time in history We shall go much farther in 1928 and I am Just as sure the farjrier will be on top the heap ten years from now as I am sure to day that he is at the bottom" The secretary made a point of the fact that population rapidly is overtaking farm Droduction onen- ing home channels for crops that once were Duraenea witn a sur plus and Insuring cash and con stant markets uotion wneat and pork are among the leading crops third vt all American farm land is engaged in production of the for mer Cotton is the country's great est cash crop and Is expected al ways to depend to some extent on foreign markets Wheat exports have dwindled as have exports of other important crops an indlca tion Jardine says that domestic markets" are augmenting agrlcul- ture's trend toward a farm boy of Copemish Mich ! Experts Announce Method n's self-sufficien- cy HI ng - three years at the helm of the first industry William M Jardine secretary of agriculture is confident that the new year will bring a broader economic independence to the farming enterprise ills view is predicated on the remarkably even balance of production in 1927 and the fact that America is constantly less at the mercy of recalcitrant' world mar kets "How soon shall we expect a national in agricul ture?" ne was asked Is William A Graham commission er of agriculture for North Caro Una has been chosen president ot the National Association of Com missloners - of Agriculture Gra ham has won distinction in the south because or nis aiversuica tlon views and his opposition to cotton price predictions by the U S department of agriculture Federal Farm Facts if ' With the unfortunate news from household account book canso- de vation and treatment of new can the same ' laws of chenlistry and keep that any farmer signed Economics that operate equally as Canada that the corn borer has separate accounts r kers is 'essential during the grow? well of his profits and Potato in and Dairying farming industry ing season Cankers on large limbs spread in Ontario and Quebec losses can classify nis iooa nous-REASON FOR DEPRESSION and trunks can now be 'healed f In rnmea the welcome news that r fu ing and clothing and so on Raising Important of"It is because the deranged without loss- of the branch or tree and "from resentatlves experiment economic relationships between dustries ot b ar JNortli basis with : its crop of valuable pears government stations are and manufacturing that Pouttryi Producers' in is also value of treatment The farming not "In could that then light on waging a more intense war GERMAN DOCTORS hng are association These meetings killina- thfe ermfl which causn oth- - R present aepressed condition or ANCHORAGE Alaska Jan 7— ub expeciea to regain on this parasite OCEAN SPECIALISTS from jjanuary24 to 28 inclusive er Infectious diseases in old can- - American agriculture is largely On the rim of the Arctic circle agntuiiure prosperousjia position wiinoui re t all belrjg educational in nature He Browne Dr arid dormant cankers which PI?® explains th kers and battered medial by legrislation?" The corn borer Question settled In connection with these events The Associated BERLIN— of winter Alaskan serve as sources of Infection the c"ieB ine case or a greaif chemlcaj- hlon LEGISLATION NEEDED comes the matter of hog chol- Press) — Ship's (By lesrlStnat the attendance of Utah Agricultural Brold n ilirm doctors of the Hamup Kurh are IOrCertain nUhnnirh nlanninir for IOUght the notfnl1nw1npsnin(? frmert could an the "It secretary collesre experts and also represent urges- burg American line who until' now-acmm thA cam hi ii m ia nfiiiaJlv i Jtive- favors on the plea that this PTi riavs of summers sunshine still swered He explained that the era Government information utto the swine take raisers "ould atives of the various high schools on all German liners were only benefit the farrnei j flve months away greatly killed bythe canker Small branchSlightly more transition may be labored and be air most this Utah agricultural disattached to the service against precaution es cannot be ' successfully treated Hnu men oougni ioreign Egram at a than 100 in number but eacB aN iat throughout Mnnn transitorily ii Wurt In some as aphas settled much lower in it will than tricts Is of Interest Through the American future 24 price those hours most plague cut but should be days in congress he disastrously re long away andde "This incident illustj-ates- ' of this inone mean everything to agriculture tarded of the country and if immu- pointed The object Ogden events these experts are parts as before stroyed 1 ( steps are not taken the novation's to train a staff of phyplanning to keep in close touch of 61" The f treatment itself is surpris crucial phase of the preiseht agri- - "north In addition to the absence of nization ' run like wildfire sicians as competent j specialists 'will 45 cholera cultural Dr with tie most advanced Informa- Browne the Matanuska says in problem" Valley marked overproduction in any one ingly simple and easy to do It 'tOur chemical j herds for the ocean service ' f the tion rekardlng livestock seed and industries and other miles northeast of Anchorage crop year Secretary Jardine Is throughout consists In painting over the can are ' will absence data of leaves veryeach from and is forum Special fireside on protected area poultry affairs utilizing this work properly a' every and: an ker the surrounding encouraged by apparent plan of be" granted to enable each doctor in connection with the school "W kM' Jardine secretary 6f ag competition Bui no Indus- - j frosen- - twilight a time to discuss balancing planting No prices the branch or trunk with zinc fpreign were to perfect his studies and training is so comes as The Utah State Farm bureau is when tha "thaw" isriculture try work important acidified in alco selected dissolved has riculture chloride or Philadelphia abnormally high abnormally on shore This arrangement is ex- seeking: attendance of at least 2000 discov- to national preparedness! and wel-- 1 Three hundred' miles further north low leading to the belief that' 1928 as headquarters of the new Alle was hol The method first to the infare The v battles farmer farm fplks at the Ogden conven Fairbanks a' temperature very Justly ered by Professor 'Day in 1922 can be "nothing but a satisfactory gheny forest experiment station It ptcted to redound the shipping afttion according to Ephraim Berge but- only after'-ftvim quires why agrricuiture and indus-- l often 66 below zero but there as year" since production likely will will be headquarters lor work done the- physician of years son state manager The farm lead should not share alike in the in all other farm settlements jnore not swing in any marked direction in Pennsylvania Maryland New pany as well as the passengersmore provement and widespread testing jty suring the latter of finding er says that heavy attendance from of national prosperity- - J crops and more livestock are al Lenefits on a is he publishing and Delaware LARGE WHEAT ACREAGE large scale Jersey v medical advisers on as competent vfrv northern Utah county Is will was pleased to find win suius and recommending the method for i wmk i" "l"eww Jardine Concomheretofore board than Utah southern and sured that paruciwheat acreage increased ten growers to use A bulletin con- - MMtion"eofQ'ject At the present rate of logging in itantly with this alteration the made a place for ter haa in farmers Particularly be well represented of the Dairying soon detaiisVill be off Rewards full cent The bulk of increase has Idaho and Montana it is estimated surgical and hospital equipment of taining he industries which utilize their itself in the far north and is con-ab- per will there be heavy attendance been in the Mississippi valley Po- - that 'rfivatelv-ownp- d the press and will be made avail- - raw limber will each vessel Is to be enlarged and ' Box Successful Weber Davis on materials offers from Morgan expanding effective stantly to Utah WUI not havA been cut in about 30 vears brought up to the most tato Said he growers pear through prices likely Eldef (Cache Summit Salt Lake r increased the Utah agricultural experiment Of :' " planting in hut liimhpr in that T'tnn wilt standard the nresent airricultural sitiia - Khe Helsteln and Galloway breeds stimulate and Utah counties he says with a s Station 1928 The value of this year be scarce It remains for the gov tion When the interests of farmp- the milking qualities of the former crop showed a decrease of $ certainly of good delegations from ernment with- its RECORD WHEAT CROP system with the coincfide litnd qualities rugged blending Carbon Sanpete Sevier Juab manufacturer there A much smaller crop than to step in and curtailforestry ' waste all this "Western He Australia according lo a ° no be tan Tooele and Millard counties of uairy iaer ioprouuce thought j antagonism year cotton Increased $330 of agriculture exthe department "The farm as a Production and upe tnai can wunsianu wimsr last has asked that four officers and corn expect 000000 in value and a wheat record One-fiftmilk and h sent pects from be crop this year area of land distribution point of thje prima! I temperatures" ten other members produce the entire l I IB ed to' be a failure until favorable 7 with on - The estimated production for the the a and i butter ith hecessities states andAvashlif parity of each lopal bureau The visit to Ogof rf the V Oregon I I weather came in September in t'JU hmmh ' ' ' t " entire j country school of economics and fas a great Prnarir cow'i ist 115000000 den of I Samuel Thompson nation' ington is in timber There are 22 bushels creased "1285000000 in value ° Farm American Pa in forests North the national! ppen air laboratory where the ma- - cess al president of the J corn said Better he prospects' with at the Galloway crossing terials of the minfrai Bureau! federation together with rptahi to the purchase of feeder' stock f?f lc l1! ??e:rom' ' y5'11 the yak for a hardy led and animal kingdoms undergo con- the Asiatic-polledPLANE BATTLES WEEVIL Frank fEvans generalcounsel and by Anriritr 'vpm than $12o0000 was in wKt dreams rebeef strain 'have conjured western e stant Bovett Florence Mrs transformation for the bene- that territorial farmers government ai-The ontimlsticber Ranchers The department of V agriculture eventually fit of man is the best practical may has gional director of the home and four In is Position airplanes in the ' weevil-InfestIndustry good dairy rich reward awaiting reapthe of jschool section" general community department is expected of of Louisiana con"Record The chemistry" has recovered inExpend! Family strongly Poultry — to the those who contribute LOS ANGELES Jan 7 Con- - and the resulting curtailment of to stimulate interest irom me staie in controlling one Is of best the an tures" from ducting experiments pamphlets early slump Pork iproscreasing Alaskan-- ' beef market wide viewpoint siderable 'has! been said about an demand wlll bring about a reac boll the weevil out the insent ever the be will better dusting by s POTATO by but there pects Department likely POrULAU price levels governed by OPERA PROGRAM loose-lefected fields is a will of eastern - city!-- having advocated tion of and numbe little It Increase in the most Agriculture The potato is by far the demand For- instance ber of beef animals despite a mar a boycott upon beef due supply TTATTPi'n PV fVOTntT Important vegetable grown in ket in the past few weeks there has First Butter Made On placing that has been- climbing all the to prevailing price levels which been a sustained downward moveVV- hnnra-n- f mm IB I Cattle generally Is in a fa niinimi tn year pnnt Camel's Back hog market and in : tStUHLilbi — (By The Associated in the estimation of sponsors of ment in the Tn thptr nlan nt vorable mmtr hlna position The cotton acre- west-thmiddle the — opponents off jasa in for 1928 point has been will be larger although areltoo age the farmers likely contemplate high plan reached where hogs are sold opera recently threw a monkey nrfftrthlfl By NEA Service nota- - the favorable season for seed from weevil rpttim It is unlikely that anyone would around 8c and at jthe same time wrench into the machinery for the toes raised for ' CHICAGO Jan 7 — Thanks to the within may the keep production shipment steers 17c have brought mak performance at Cassel of Ernest united 'States to the swaying camel we have advocate thej boycotting of a food top 1927 scope nresent Under the dressed beef of this class Krenek's butter For it was in the Arastuff as competitive with other ing schedules the fertile' Matanuska cost 34c and pork around 12c It syien am jazz opera j "Johnny j will bian jdesert that this table ne? commodities turn predominantly to pota as if beef had they is not reasonable to presume that nas tseen greet- - toes and-thcessltr was first discovered retvreneits opera "truck' on a t sound this margin between beef and ed with mingled applause and I approached ie subject artichokes- let straurhArrie ports Sthe National Dairy counbasis of Admittedly comare eqonomics which hisses cil wherever it has been given tuce turnips carrots beets - peas absolutely" is numbered among the most pork petitive in the retail meat market but has remained on f he reper- and spinach the beef According to research of lood stuffs highly competitive can long be maintained The Am- toires of Dresden Breslau and first batch of butter was made Among the grain crops wheat this reason the price will erican housewife ' who after ' all Berlin despite the protests of ad- oats in a jskin bag containing sour and for and prosper to vary atcare of itself without take the herents to the classical type of Ing degreesbarley bulk of the the milk and slung over the camel's represents of the finest Some breaking down of the of the country will 'opera srrown in power wheatthe north is j backj The swaging motion of temptedlaws of supply and demand equalize tlis situation by turing At Cassel however! the anti- - reapd"'rn' the Fairbanks region the camel churned the milk natural by any section in fostering a boy- to the purchase of a larger pro- jazz faction resorted into butter Various Proposals Com cott Which is directly opposed to portion of pork ' or other meat During one of the scenessabotage an ex -' was tymade Later butter by jIng the bags to horses and rac- good economics foods This will stimulate hos press tram is supposed to move Pest Costs South ing Before Senate And across the stage It is get in mo Should beejf prices reach a level prices or at least hold them steady ing them up and down House Committees where they p-- prohibitive other and no doubt will serve to stabil- tion by pulling a wire cable When $15000000 food stuffs vill enter the picture ize beef prices at a certain level the moment came for the train to ' it suddenly failed to func By EDWARD DUFFY ' "By NEA Service although it is unlikely that any move The stage hands finally Associated Press Staff Writer N C- Jan 7— RALEIGH substantial change in beef prices tion that the cable had been cuti Reportsfrom entomologists in WASHINGTON Jan 7- -! By will be experienced within the near found — Tryouts by some unknown perso$ The Associated rcotton r southern? Press) future producing This was the signal for the antl- - states i indicate that the weevil will begin soon for bills for which These readjustments will come Jazzers who had evidently packed a leading place is sought in farm the cotton crop in Texabout however for entirely natur- the house to start a rundpus which! reduced relief efforts of the seventieth con 3 per cent Arkansas 17 per as al reasons without the necessity made the further ordered progress 41 per cent Cyeor- gress with the McNary-Hauge- n of boycotts or the injection of oth of the lmposslblei measure forced to Justify Itself in opera' Carolina cent South 40 er foreign elements into the situa per gla committee hearings again before 80 per cent Mississippi 15 per tion Aside from this natural adCUPID'S cent the star role and WEAPONS 27 eent winning Louisiana per course of the law of justment Several aspiring understudies to 27 per cent Carolina North compensation enters the picture in DEFY LAND WATER - It is estimated that the weevil the McNary-Hauge- n measure em the shape off a recollection of the bales of erged early In the session The mer 1487004 for accounted many years of - poverty through — (By The Associated its :of all will be examined close cotton and taking the basis of which the cattle industry has F BERLIN — an average of 20 cents per ly by the senate and house agri Cupid used aai box conressj passed and even with a sustained taining a comb and harmless committees before any for cultural": obtained is that being of period present prices the cattle of paper to bring Hsbeth Aep- - pound choice Is recommended As chair 1927 cotton the reduction in producer who 'waB fortunate! slip of Naumburg and Robert Press yield amounts to approximately man of the" senate committee Mc- enough to survive the long siege fer Mother! Tour child isn't naturof New York together for life Nary of Oregon will -direct the $150000000: of will still be far from liquidation 21 blond and Fraulein See if in that body The whip ally cross and peevish Aepfler hearings having recouped his post war los- of a jolly disposition is packer 1 in the house commit hand held is tongue is coated this is a sure sign ses to of the say nothing industry a comb factory at Naurftburg Ope the little stomach liver and bowels tee of Iowa Haugen by recovering the loss of many of Its day as she was doing up an order need 4 cleansing at once ALL PLANS CONSIDER main stays who were forced out destined for America she decided listless on When behalf of their full feverish Favoritism pale ' of business for fun to put into the pack of cold breath bad throat sore Is not expected how just protege joint It is naturally no more reason age a oi paper wun: ine woras mm doesn'£ eat sleep or act naturally ever since both committees are Hal Cot able for: any section in the east to "Kind sup ' - equal considera Falling Stops regards from the old fath- -has somach-ach- e to diarrhoea re- give pledged ecredandruft and ectt as adbeef scalp name and and a' her erland" boycott a supposed remedy relief liver' to bowel and all tion farm gentle membpr propositions Guarantee for raising of price levels than - it dress ma Monev-Bac- k be the first It is likely that the McNary-Ha- u cleansing should always ft 23 Tr knock Whyte-Fo' a be Press York pimple would for Robert western the jNew cattle treatment given gen bill will be scrutinized most : y r Tte whole world knows Aspirin as an effective antidote foe country to boycott shoes or some chauffeur who had emigrated to L At Barbers andi Druggists closely because of its passage In Nothing equals "California Fig 1 rrom a ranKiurt-on-tne states other manufactured in necessity the senate and house last session pain But it's just as important to know that there is only on I Syrupy for children's ills give a Alain seven years ago touna tne east the and it should not over be Some aspects of the prospective in a and few hours all teaspopriful Bayer Aspirin The name Bayer is on every tablet anrr looked that even at present cattle slip wrote to Lisbeth exchanged act have been revised following the- genuinebox the foul waste sour bile and ferwith and her on the If it says Bayer it's genuine and if it doesn't it finally prices the purchasing power of photographs criticism of it by President Cooimenting! food which is clogged in sea to steamer a her boarded i is cattle not out Llmita of line not! Headaches are dispelled bv Bayer Aspirin So are colds? idee in His veto message entirely the bowels passes out of the sysThe engagement was promptly when it is considered how many tem and you have a well and play- 5SS-Ttt??shoes may be bought with the re-- i announced epain that goes with them even neugia neuritis and ful'chfld again All children love rneumansm turns from the hide of a steer or board which he said appeared un promptly reueveu uciudjfw— i uiy urugsiore— this harmless delicious "fruity THE ROTARY PLOW ' how out cut ' : been constitutional have other many manufactured with proven directions A new rotary plow attached to laxativej" and it never fails to ef- relief of the provisions Application feet a good vinside cleansing" Di the ordinary tractor and consisting only for producers of cotton wheat wheels revolving at such rections if or babies children of all tomorrow bint get the genuine Ask P&ias caused bj of spading corn rice tobacco and swine also are piamiy on your druggist for a bottle of "Can Physicians ages ana grown-up- s velocity that the soil i Is plowed have been eliminated and prouuc j and see the bottle thoroughly pulverized deep that it fornia Fig Syrup" then BLADDER commodities ers of all agricultural has been developed in Balem Ore j does NOT Keep it handy in your home A is rmade by "The California J? i would be aided instead President little given today saves a sick child Syrup Company" CATARRH Coolidire said that the former bill MoDoacetlcacIdetr of SallcrHeaelA Believed Quickly : products may be purchased from "Inescapably" contemplated "that JUplria U tte trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of by in some regions should be the returns realized by the pro- Question: Why does baby farmers for the benefit of those for his cattle - i penalized Santa! Uidy ducer ar- cost of in The other any emulsified regions' purchasing need Be ture it U t particularly ' The fundamental proposal of tne 'i the Genuine T n OIL McNary-Haugecosts be what it I should program howevby gauged Look for the word us to J er remains the same equalization Soap and Ointment will help you produce that which we ex-t" AnSVOCTl Baby S pfOgTeSS fee to which the president objected "Midy'V for It whether the ex- After motoring: golf or other outdoor Soli by All Druggists change be in It was princigoods or! money In jl LaUl change - most strenuously and bone pastimes anoint tlie face and hands with neaiin poneinnovation so that President grown this took ' not it illustration ago pally long five minutes Cuticura Ointmefit After sev: would aggra- ( said sale of the "merely of Cooiidge the proceeds UpQTl development depend hot and off Cjuticura wash with are Soap the ESTERS R which conditions vate shoes for to eral hides U purchase l water rinsing with tepid or cold water BS DIAMONl the producer s famiiv although vttamins An aounaance oi cause of "the farmers' present disMlral Ask ton Dra4 the shoes could probably have essential Vitamin S 18 provided tress" dry thoroughly' There is nothing better nrmmtt fiut im Jiod ud been furnished from the hide of for keeping the Sjkin soft and clear unmetailla bona Malarf wit Blue f GIVES BIG RETURN Careful m purerpleasantlv tlavorea one of the critters Rlbbo der all condition of exposure TikiMtUm Bar V on the Minidoka ReclaFarmers Sold 25c 85c Ointment 25 and fOa Tatcnm eTW Bop in Idaho are reportmation Samnl each frM Addraaa "Outtoar lbortan Ipt is project before PMTTT QTOM judgment price situation XM lfalttwt HHmw" X X: J 5100 an acre - CprTTT'C returns of nreser to as nearly not nassed ing whether IjiUVtiJiVli 25c Stick SMT Catieam Shaviac sen? iy CRWHysiaeTsui ent market -prices are justifiable ' EUlSSSroSERllClaiaBaiahuZiaiJ on alfalfa and clover seed LOGAN" Jan new method e of treating f If blight the 'black plague" of the pear orchards of Utah has been discovered hy Pro fessor L H Day of ine uainornia experiment station according to F M Coe assistant horticulturist of the Utah j agricultural experiment station The new method employs the use of zinc chloride solution without surgical methjods and is reported to be effective as the present method of cutting out the blight and fa less injurious to the trees When promptly treated the blight oragnisms canf be killed by the zinc chloride solution without killing the cambium layer thus saving the branch "With this new weapon" says "the campaign Professor Coe against blight can be carried on more quickly effectively and at less cost than with present methods' Prompt treatment of infected branches is the essence of the new method as the germs of the disease must be killed before-thepehetrate to (the cambium below the bark if the branch la to be saved Since tlie blight usually pen etrates to thej deeper layers in ten days to two Weeks weekly obser 7-- ! f A And : I - - self-sufficie- - - nt co-ope- rat - - ice-bou- nd - - - s -- - ! ? 1 - - : - - l -- - r - a' ' V - -- In Service Compulsory " ? - '- ' Og- ' By FRANK I WELLER Associated Press Farm Editor WASHINGTON Jan 7 — After BY CITY FOLKS Large! Opening of the ninth annual " 1 " "" j it'- I ' elder-produci- 1 luH thK V rKN - ' -- America Declared In Im proved Condition Re garding v orld Markets OF FARM NEEDS Illllllt I n n ENGLAND WILL GROW APPLES FORMERS ! Hlff Head of Heads JARDINE SEES BETTER YEAR By W OGDEN EVENTS SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 8 1928 R I jminniutArniu iye y : le "u? 100-0000- 00 - y hi ilTx m — m - ? mm Situation ev "' " I I the'-miM- - -- - ed " " -- " j - - af j - - 5 I s 5 so-call- ed e - - ! FARM RELIEF - -- PLANS01IGHT purchasing - j e ff 4 - Moth e cent-Florid- Child Gets Sick Cross Feverish if Constipated a i i 6mxrlJ I ! j x '" - v ! u U uvd UuJ i ! t " I it Against The Weather GUIICUM i COd-liVC- - jaw " 1 : ! I -- prescribe Bayer Aspirin affect the heart j |