Show I0-1-B THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- 'PrS:of:sGMOUL TURK She's for More and Better Butter NORTH OGDEN AREA IS BUSY COW TESTING IS NEGLECTED EXPERT GIVES 5SAYS TIPS ON TREES jf hi WITHJPEAGHES AND FLOWERS grading System Used In Preparing Fruit For Urges Readers to Begin JSText Year's Garden This Pall -- Market - - More than 125 cars of vill be shipped this fall to peaches eastern and Idaho markets by the growers of North Ogden and Pleasant View it has been estimated by Nathan Barker president of the North Fruit Growers' exchange This ' number includes those Brown by the exchange members ana the Ben Lomond ' Orchard com pany : The exchange Willi shin th ma and Aieet bopliie Kmlly" admirers of fine cow flesh! She's a Jersev Jority of the fruit running close to uam her home is Randleigh Farm Lockport N Y owned by Wil- xuu cars while the Ben Lomond 7 it ivenan jr in eight years she has produced a total of milk from which was taken 6263 pounds of butter of will pounds load company 23 better than cars ' fat "And that" eays Emily "is a new record" BASKETS PREFERRED The exchange members do their PlcKing and packing in the orchards shipping almost exclusively In bushel baskets weighing not less man oa pounds The peaches are sent out an TT s No 1 with a certificate issued by me oince ot LeKoy Marsh district agricultural inspector The certi—4 —— ficate tells the size and condition of the peaches number of baskets LOS ANGELES Sept 8 — Stu- lowering prices staring the indusm the car and the condition of the of economics have for some try inthe face leaders banded todents car when loaded This certificate is attached to th time felt that there should 'not be gether and through the aid of orbill of lading and is the means of a difficult marketing problem in ganized packer and retail effort inthe United States insofar as meat3 itiated a country-wid- e identifying the car In many cases are campaign to the peaches will be sold several mat concerned a It has been felt interest the consumer to eat morestrong campaign lamb Last fall theidea was testtimes before reaching their final inrougn market on the strength of what the carried out in all parts of the ed out in three middle western citcountry similar to that of certain ies small consumers of Iambi in (Certificate says The Ben Lomond company un- otjher food articles a market could fact places where lamb had been a tie r the direction of John Hall has De built up which would not only scarce article in the retail meat of all the available sun snop tnis Installed a new the fact that shed which taK©ofcare beef pork and lamb but the thousands ofdespite Is regarded as packing vestern range lambs the best equipped ply could be greatty broadened were at those points as plant In the state More than 3S demand as to consume our surpluses un well asmarketed the thousands which were people are employed in the shed In so fattened on immediately sorting handling and moving the der ordinary conditions K adjoining - The advanced prices of meat farma fruit ' foods result from the natural work SORTING MACHINE Through the medium of out of the laws of supply and advertising special cookingpractical classes On arrival at the shed the peach-fe- s ing aemand and the fact that prices to devise and demonstrate new are dumped ontd an endless belt for period did not Ways of preparing lamb distribuand they are carried past the sort- yielda a considerable i so to speak As tion of recipe books "carcass cyt-tin- g living wage ers Those that measure under a consequence - capital- - and- labor demonstrations the women ©ne and three-quarteinches and retired from animal especially were ©old on the idea of husbandry those that are too ripe are put onto a decreased supply The including lamh as part of the daily the cull belt and are sent to the causing effect of his situation brought on menu Incidentally the campaign Idaho market a reaction of prices which under was put on In such a way that'no The other peaches are run onto the same laws will continue on the opposing voices were heard from & machine having tran doors and high level until capital or distributors of other the peaches are dropped into the are again attracted to and labor growers production food products Similar demonstrabins calling for the respective Competent authorities vary in tions will be carried out in prineizes as to the length of time cipal cities throughout the Country opinion then Wrappers pack the peaches necessary to reach the apex of high although the intensive woi-- will Into crates and these are x values and start on the downward be ip the sections where lamb has and sent to market Notstamped all of to lowers levels but we can never before been seriously consid the larger peaches are wrapped trend reckon accurately when we ered m the diet however as many are sold In the consider pretty tvith the pethat The same possibilities are with begnning p baskets regulation of riod in a the reacTi of beef- veal and of nine gestation lapse Girls doing the wrapping are paid months occurs before the calf is producers Production beyondpork 2 cents a case and the speedy ones the can do as many as 17 5 or 180 dropped We can add six to seven immediate demands and worrying months for weaning and an addi- about ( exceeding the saturation pases a day A car holds1260 cases or BIG tional six to twelve months as the point are nothing new and have least possible time in whicfl the Deen overcome in a great many Inbaskets be brought up to beef stances by Intelligent merchandisEach crate Is stamped with the critter may so that we have a total ing with advertising and display' maturity humber of peaches contained Some to beef of ap- playing an important role westation period' The call for 84 peaches some 80 and ?4 months and the or- public is interested in an improved proximately the larger ones will run around 70 dinary western process of product attractively presented and to a crate the young animal until it grazing makes seemingly with 4nore than orie hun IDAHO BUYER an 12 additional growth months is dred twenty million mouths to feed Peaches that are found to be too about tor beef maturity "The we should approach' the proposition ripe to stand the trip east are sold saving fright of heifer calves is an im- with enthusiasm and the will to do to W E Casper Idaho portant factor in the present situ-- ! It rather than with fear and trem Mr Casper started his buyinc ation as the practice followed In bling The problem before the livefive years ago when he obtained this respect goes directly to the stock and meat two carloads The fruit has found matter of and con increased '"'beef produc- suming public isproducing not to rush to a so much favor however- - that now tion v f restriction of production but rath he purchases as many as he can find Undoubtedly much of our diffi- er to broaden consumption can be overcome by anticipatDue to the careful inspection culty time the swinging of the made by the men under Mr Federal Farm Facts j Marsh ing at this to the point of increased the quality of peaches-- ' has gradu- pendulum — There are two" things production ally increased until now North to in acreage and — REDUCTIONS Ogden ships fruit ranked with the Theconsider quality and quantity in Jaly point latterv is the danger element to a reduction in " the best In the United States 1928 hay the former is the beneficial re- crop in the United States Murray K Jacobs Burton Mar- and Per tin and Moroni Chugg are doing sult to strive for for quality sells the sharpest decrease will be haps ' first the Inspection work at the shipping in central states says The sheep flocks In thi3 country uuythevwnorth point of the rural ecoMiner have been increasing in recent nomics of Ohio State department years There were many who be- university GOOD INVESTMENT lieved that the country had reachIt pays to buy high-grad- e seed ed the saturation point some time - Total production of tame hav In Ten years ago a few bushels of ago and that the larger offerings ine united states Is estimated at Michigan high-grad- e seed this year would be taken at lower about 84000000 tons as compared were shipped to a grouppotato levels There continues howof farmers price 106000000 In 1927 and 93 ih Wayne county Ohio This year ever to be a broad outlet fop lambs wun 00Q000 tons as the average tame the same farmers have ordered 30 without the anticipated diminution nay crop ' carloads of Michigan seed potatoes fn price because the public has been —told in an effective way the value extension' system throughout of lamb as a meat diet and the theThe XTnlted States has expanded so POOR PRUNES NO MORE! has been placed before the muen product since its origin in 1914 that The most important dried prune consumer in an attractive manner producing section In the world is selecting the tops Out of the dif- more than ? 700 00 0 0 is devoted to right here in the United States ferent bands the cut backs going it through federal aid alrmn 'TVn California produces 56 per cent of to the feed lots for additional ojoici iSLttiieu orx years ago Wltn aft flesh ayprypriauon the world production of this fruit so that with ?4S0000 larger supplies and A survey of various farms ln the country by the department of agriculture yields the following fig ures: ine cost or producing corn on i i 8 tarms last year icents averaged 70 per" bushel wheat on 3119 farms $118 per bushel oats on doau farms 54 cents a 'bushel Og-jcl- en " 127-48- - V 4 £itiintirn — ( rs ( - - of-Me- nan - '!': - ""-- Auto Mepairin FRANK MILLER & ROY CRAVENS (Formerly of R E Maus Co) We specialize on Velies and Oldsmobiles Located at 2331 Kiesel Avenue A survey of potato production costs shows an average of 49 cents a bWhel in the western states 80 cents in the west south central states 73 cents in the northeast 72 cents in the east 37 cents in the southeast 58 cents In the central states and 53 cents in the north central states Sixty-on- e radio stations" in 3S states have requested the "4-Club Crier" a radio program starting on the air October 1 and conH OUR PRICES "ARE RIGHT By ARTHl'It X PACK President American Nature Association Written for EA Service and The Standard-ExaminOEPTEMBER is just as 'lmpor-tan- t a month as those of spring for the gardener At this time you will note the changes you will want to make due to color scheme or space conditions Plan your border for next year now that you have an idea as to the room various plants need Do this on paper ta scale and you will get much better results Be siure to give the newly planted evergreens plenty of water Much winter killing is due to the ground's freezing after a dry spell in the fall so that the tree has to go through the winter without any reserve of moisture Dig up a clump of parsley before the frost Pot' it and bring it into the house If kept in a sunny window it will live well into the winter Pot some nasturtiums because they will give bright and un usual colors during the short winter days After repotting" any plant It Is well to strike the bottom of the pot against the floor in order to firm! the soil In potting plants to be brought Into the house cut off ai fe leaves and branches to- offset any jinjury which' may have been aonei to the roots ANTICIPATE FROST September i3 the time to over haul the perennial bed anddivide ajny clumps that are overcrowded In tfc northern states the ferns and tender house plants which have' oeeni spending the summer In the garden should be brought into the house before there ia any daneer of efen a light frost They should becofne accustomed to the house bjefoife ahy artificial heating Is t er -- j started will be encouraged to pro duce more fine blooms in the fall if some nirate of soda is nut on them) Many nurserymen advise fall planting for new roses rather than Rc-se-s GRAVE CHARGE AGENT Jurist Xow Involved In Boss Scandal In Association In Weber County Is Being I Organised Tj CHRISTIANSEN Wcbcr County Agent It COSts 14 cents tft nrndnpo nna pound bf butter fat by the best -- ' cows in the Bear Lake-Grac- Cow e Testing association while the poorest cows required 26 cents The average of the 10 best gave a return of $16958 above feed cost while the average of the ten lowest was $2621 It cost $4024 more to feed a good: cow than it did a poor one but she returned $14337 more money above feed s cost than did the poor cow 10000 IN WEBER We have in Weber county at this time approximately 10000 cattltf Testing for butter fat dairy production has been sadly ' neglected by dairymen : Perhaps not more than 5 per cent of the producers have production records on their -- cows Cow testing pays There Is only one way to judge a cow and that ia by careful records of "producWe have low producers tion among our grades The low producer or Ifoarder cow must be removed if the herd Is to f ai nd PROBES X-RA- er ' MAKING VISITS A cow testing association is be- ing organized by the county agri with the arm bureau Visits are being made to a large number of dairy men tct give detailed plans ahd to encourage them to enter the cultural agent in kf " J L pay a return above feed cost y$r"y When records are kept it is an easy thing to select heifers to keep for building up the herd ' Heifers w aa cost money and it is therefore poor : S business rto grow out a calf that will become a low" producer The sire is half the herd so it Youth is interesting wherever you And it The baby ostrich and has been preached for rfdiny years How can the dairymen lt§ll a good the pretty young miss above add to the attrartiono of sire? Cow testing is the only meth- County Fair opening Sept 18 in Pomona Calif The ostrich is only od - A daughter from a a wceii um uut aireaay is as pig as a turkey qpw produced 278 pounds of fat or an increase of 60 per cent Her i Y daughter 428 produced 394 and grand-daught- AUSTRIA MAY pounds The sires of REBUILD ARENA these cows were good The records MUMMY SECRET -showVlt CHICAGO— (AP)' — The law that Emanuel Elier has served as a judge of the superior courtFwill demand this fall that he answer a charge 'of j conspiracy to commit murder and violate election laws Judge Eller and his father Mon ris Ellef city collector and best known as the "boss" of the twentieth'? ward facing the "blody same accusations are docketed for trial September 17 His trial will be the first- - of a judge still on the bench Eller refused to resign The indictment of the Ellers is one of the outgrowths of a grand investigation of election Jury frauds and yiolenccs that three groups of 'Jurprs conducted Law enforcement agencies Joined with the state in the attempt to expos What wan n11rl filniatoi- - Till trol in several city wards A spe cial prosecutor was named because of the state's attorney's connection with the DOlitlcal faction tn wh chi the Ellers belong Emanuel and Morn t:ui- the partlcujarj targets of the 'crusaders Kidnplngs and intimidations in the twentieth ward wher Morris ruled a Republican precinct committeeman ' were ' detailed iw grand jury witnesses and witness- I uwuib u uuronensi jury lnvesil- gating the murder of Eller's primary opponent! last April Octavius Granadvj a nfiCTfl xvh n had contested! with Eller for tlie committeeman's post was shot and killed on election day by motor car gunmen who crowded Gran-ady- 's car to the curb The traftedv-occurredoutside the twentiAth ward but the state contended Eller henchmeq' were responsible for i it Judge Eller J witnesses said wn active in support of his father on eiecuon aay ana neia court in a street to free election workers ac- eused of intlmidatinir voters jinri stuffing ballot boxes ine Chicago crime commission petitioned the circuit and superior courts toi'have Judtra Eller and twn other Judges "removed from crim inal cases because they played pol-- ! itics in disposing of them The courts denied the petition ' The Ellers contend their nnliM' cal strength lies in the perfection oi organization their benev- olence to and interest In those who ' live in the twentieth ward :a con- gested area whose residents! largely are unskilled laborers and small merchants They maintain they are under fire because they belong tithai Mayor Thompson-State'- s Attorney rowe iaction as opposed to a 4 so-call- ed 174-pou- ' Chicago By A VIENNA— (AP)—X vast Roman amphitheatre with seating accommodations for 25000 persons has been discovered near yPetronnel ' j' t Austria T The Austrian Archeoloo-ica- l in stitute has been' excavating--ithis locality sdnce 1923 Petronnel occupies the site of the fammia T?fiml an city of Catnuntum The great arena wnere gladiators once fought for their lives is reeardpd ns- - th institute's richest - find in many i FEEDERS STAY HIGH A small number of beef cattle on Heavily laden limbs'of aDole trees the ranges and a decided shortage should be weil propped up by poles of breeding cows will keep the yearsor guyed up by wires to prevent price of feeder cattle relatively storing planting MONTREAL— ( Ap ) — The curator museum- has just demonstrated the value of 4n making possible a scientific ex - x-ra- ys amination of Egyptian mummies without undressing them Mummies quickly deteriorate once their' cloth wrapping has been unbound Experiments were carried out on the mummyi of ari ancient Egyptian princess T : " '(- - ( : v Avails arA in' pycpI STUDDED BELTS If wires are used it is high for some time says C R lent condition and the government breakage are ' noAmong well jto pad' them Watch the Arnold of the rural economics de- is planning to reconstruct the ticed velvetthe' 'accessories belts studded with peach trees for signs of the peach partment of Chid State university whole edifice brilliants S 'Deneeri borer He works near the ground level! and his presence is made known by the gum which exudes from the hole in which he is buried Dig him out of his burrnw wiih a knife or stiff wire If there are several peach trees it Is often easier to snrinkle a little paradichloro-benzin- e In a ri n e around the trunks abniit an Inoli away irom them and then heap some dirf over it The crystals will form a gas to- kill the borer - f In : a small garden the fallen fruit should always be destroyed as sev ' ' eral kinds of harmful insects de v: : velop in the decaying fruit For winteribouquets ndthlnsr can 1 1 n i fir": be prettier than to dry some frrass ear ana weeds to mix with everlast ing flowers They should be hung upside down until well dried out To make them more colorful they mjayjbe gilded or dipped in a weak solution of alum water to give them A TIP' a frostv aoDeara nop I " Tiiy chrysanthemum buds will cqmepout- In the house This is why chrysanthemums make such a successful flower for homn flem rations If large' individual bios somsj are desired' nip off the smal- er side buds and leave only one large odd to each branch ADVICE ON PLANTING With the approach of fall the tree planning army will be ready 'IS 33 ©Q fop the field The American Mature ' association at Washington D C will send you complete instructions fojr rilanting trees for a two cent ' best" for stamp postage The time : A1f ' for- tjransplantng varies with the Kind jof tree and the region of the guarantee—a double guarantee rthe Jtronji- In the" eastern half of country — — cat rf guarantee you naye ever naa is waiting tor fsA th IJnited States excepting much A of! Florida the two normal seasons the next time heed a tire you you lot planting deciduous trees are v spring and fall Without extra cost you can now put Gates Vulco Advocates of either season have many arguments to advance for v Tires on your car and get double protection In addi- the success of their operations 'but as a rule it ia safe to say that in tion to a guarantee against all defects inmaterials and the eastern half of the United workmanship for the life of the tire Vulco Tires are in-Stitei south of a line drawn from sured for "a full year against all tire injuries St) Lduis to Chicago Buffalo and Si1 Boston deciduous trees may be at planted any time during the This extra insurance means that you are protected dormant period when it's possible to wqr the soil which is not frozen for a whole year against all road hazards such as blow-out- s This period begins with the dropcuts bruises rimcuts and your own experience ping of the foliage in the autumn and ends when the ' buds burst onen tells ' youwhat a big part of your tire expense is caused in the spring ' these in the eastern half of the UnitPd injuries instead of just slow road wear by States evergreens may be planted in 1th e fall beginning threer months S It is no longer necessary for you to take" the risk before the ground may be exoected to freeze and ending six weeks lat- -' I ' and pay the expense of these tire troubles Go to your in the spring after the frost '" erjor tUm Gates Vulen nearest Is Out of the ground and until'the Atr frr — d?alrl — -TniMl '?3 AMUArM ciLm t weather gets warm v uico x ire vjet me extra no extra e : The'-massiv- e 1 rr j " in ' - k - - v V - iiniw ii n rvnji ffeui in r w - M I - OH r Without t E2daGoirt'::' - 1 - ( ANEW p — tinuing for 30 weeks The proSUPPLY IS SHOUT grams- will be developed from "there's room for more dalrvmn clubs- In different Sections of the in the 'state of California- - Al countrV i though It produces nine million of cheese annually it con Dairymen In this country sup- ponas more - than four times that ply practically Its entire demand sumes amount to the state bu according lhe milk and cream consumed 363 reaii of dairy control days of the year are produced by our own cows The suddIv onlv for the remaining two days is im KNOWS IHS OATS ported The state record for North Carolina for oat production this year Inspector H H Bennett of the goe L Morris of Cabarrus bureau of chemistry has set forth countytpW 110 bushela to the with a" few preventatives for soil ero- acre "i sion an action which annually destroys $200000000 worth of land MOTORIZED FARMS Bennett agreeing' with other govCalifornia with 548 tractors to ernment 'officials suggests the 100000 acres of cropped land planting of hays rand other cover every crops InTotation to prevent sheet leads all other states in this respect erosion 7 of willows assists In preventing the spread peach orchards that it takes strining or guines and terraclncr also gent measures to control it An is proving- Its worth in all sections idea of the strength of the measof the country ures taken against of the this pest is the treatment spread of Tenant- farmers comprise 386 The of per cent of all the farmers in the the name alone shouldlength frighten United States according : to the the borer This chemical in crysdepartment of agriculture tal form is spread around the base of the tree and covered with The peach borer Is such a pest a layerpeach of soil A gas given off by and causes so much damaen to the crystals kills the Insect- s4-- Sunday Morning September d 192s Two Chickens— One an OstricK JUDGE FACING R I 1 ' —— m nil) vVP & exrJens protection— - H ) THE SYSTEM There Is Only One Way— PRECISION Your Valves Are Corrected Not Ground Come in and ask about it If Your Valves Haven't Been Done KWICK-WAHaven't Been Done They CtJ II - - - 'This Tbitcry-by-''-: OgHen Utah 1 V The-plantin- 3 - 4 - Y ' ' PITMAN'S AUTO SERVICE Street at Washington Ave VN B'Ytdt6SfeiAv- Distributed la k ' - "para-dichlo?obenze- - 370 21st — O - I : KWICK-WA- Y ' " Phone 616 Li' r 'il p- - tin ( ii ' - Manufactured By The Gate Rubbr Company Denver U S A -- - |