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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER- HYRUM, UTAH - In ton, and to a lesser extent field Montana, and Idaho, Wyoming pens may tnke the place of both :he corn and the hay crop, the rotation barprobably being peas, wheat and Much of the barley west of the ley, ninety-eight- h meridian is certain to be definite rotation until without grown In economic conditions have altered considerably. In the South, winter barley occupies the same place as wheat. The best returns are secured after plowing under a leguminous crop, as after cow-pea- s plowed under the first of September. In the Piedmont region corn In WiiM. BEST PLAGE FOR ' THE BEE HIVE STATE IN MISERY 'Peter Davidson, foreman of road work, was run over by a load of gravel YEARS and killed one day last week at Castle Gate. Adolph Waohenhusen, who has been Should Be More Widely Grown Interned at the Fort Douglas war prison for some time, died last week AMERICAN GOVERNMENT Northern ar,d Western He was vover CO of heart trouble. THE TREACHERY OF years of age. States for Feed. LENINE AND TROTZKY. Remodeling of one of the buildings at the Utah state fair grounds to accommodate the special exhibit which WORKS WELL IN ROTATIONS which crimson clover is seeded, crimACTS FULLY SUBSTANTIATED Is to be made by war gardeners was and son clover followed by cowpens, last week. r rotation begun a make barley The employment of women to fight Does Best After Cultivated Crop, Such which can be extended by the use of Documents and Photographs Prove a second barley crop and, if in a fires in place of men called to war Is as Corn Suits Local Conditions and Nature of Farm Various region, by the addition of a suggestion brought to Absolutely That Leaders Betrayed In at Oakland of Pacific coast fire chiefs the coastal plains barPlana Outlined. pasture. Russia Germany's Plotting succeed well on sandy not does by Chief William TI. Bywater of Salt ley Against U. S. in 1914 Also comnot is stock and Lake. farming soils, (Prepared by the United States DepartRevealed. ment of Agriculture.) Where the soils are suitable, mon. Members of the Ogden police departBarley, a crop which should be corn, cowpeas, and bnvley may form ment want more pay. They presentmore widely grown In the Northern the basis of the rotation. In some ed a Washington. Through the commitpetition to the city commissiontee on public Information the United and Western states because it Is a places velvet beans are much better ers last week asking that wages of all States government has submitted to valuable feed, does best after a cul- than cowpeas. The advisability of the members of the department be inthe world, in a series of official docutivated crop. growing barley here usually would decreased. , ments, absolute proof that Lenine and This, in the United States, means pend upon the relative cash returns The shooting of Miss Trotzky, the bolshevik leaders, are the corn. In Canada, excellent returns of wheat and barley. In the South Beatricemysterious Hamson at . , Ogden has been Where Is a possible exception. paid tools of Germany and betrayed have been secured after root crops, there Why will women drag along from day lie a small cleared boy up, on admitting fattened pearaised are and Russia for Hun gold. In the United States, our hogs ou The a muskrat. BUeting Secured in Russia by Edgar G. Sis- acreage is limited J to potatoes and nuts, barley may be of unusual value fired the shot at is 5uch Hamson Miss sustained wound letteS fat. the by In to firmness son, representing the committee (who sugar beets. m thte rlconTiSybefe adding The total acreage of not serious. was in that country during last win- these available for seeding to barley published Every woman who suffer! son of from displacements, irregularities in. Alfred Gibbs, the these documents not only is too small to be considered. In the ter, 1917-18- ) PASTURE Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Gilibs of flammation, ulceration, backache, show how the German government humid districts, where diversified GRAIN AND was assisting his father on vousness, or who is passing through the through its Imperial bank paid its gold farming Is practiced, the most feasiPIGS FATTENING FOR the farm when he was kicked in the to Lenine, Trotzky, and their imme- ble rotation Is one including corn and face by a colt and is likely to be dis-- hams Vegetable Compound, a trial. For diate associates to betray Russia into a leguminous hay or pasture crop. Outlined Plan for added but Young her followed Handling allies, (seeded special advice write Lydia E. Pinkham ' give Corn, by figured for life. deserting barley Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass." The result Ernest Day, 33 years old, of Boun- Of proofs that Germany had perfected her with grass), which in turn is followed Animals for Market. its long experience is at your service. coma of war world essential the for is conquest long by hay pasture, plans tiful, a lineman for the Utah Power before the assassinations at Sarajevo, bination of a rotation for this area, (Prepared by the United States Depart- & Light company at Midvale, was inment of Agriculture.) This Is, of course, to be modified to which conveniently furnished her killed at Midvale while re- - SHOWED HUNTER NEW TRICK After weaning, the stock selected for stantly suit local conditions and the nature a wire, coming in contact stringing of the farm. If intended for use as fattening is fed in two periods first, with a live wire. Hun Plots Against America. Wily Fox Climbed Tree to Elude from weaning until hay, the grass seed mixture might be the growing period, to E. have Charles Enemies, and Finally Made His alleged Handley, two months to These documents further show that six weeks approximately 12 of Vera shot age, Escape Uninjured. Elbertson, years before the world war was four months of the marketing date; and, second, old, and more than two years before the finishing period, from that time up in the legs with a shotgun while the One of the slyest foxes that the United' States was drawn Into it to marketing. During the first or grow- youngster was in his apple orchard at disbeen to over liberated by the Speakman hunt the (in 1914), Germany already was seting period the ration Is much the same Ogden, has been bound in court for Snobilize trial. deyears led Pennsylvanians a trict many as that given to the breeding stock ting afoot her plans to chase The fox kept the construe recently. the Individuals structive agents and observers to that ,is, all of the nutritious pasture planning for half an hour, huntsmen not going will use cause explosions, strikes, and outrages their for of homes tion a heavier with need but grain they him. They when lost emIn this country, and planned the they suddenly ration of slightly wider nutritive ratio, experience any difficulty in obtaining - found a tree under which the hounds anwas the and of sufficient a anarchists is with to The object escaped materials, ployment grow pig plenty criminals for the purpose. of size and scale and one that will fat- - nouncement recently of officials of were baying and cavorting, but spite a diligent search being made, Some the state council of defense. Almost ranking in their sensational quickly and economically. no trace could be found of the fox. 100 of. A Zimmeruse cent at Utah this feeders the nature with the notorious enlistment per The huntsmen were about to turn Libexcellent man note proposing war by Mexico and obtain for and fourth the teachers results, period pupils back when one of their number and Japan upon the United States, giving the pigs free access to such erty loan campaign is the object of to cast his eyes up in the nened mill and as new strata these documents lay bare feeds, corn, tankage Dr. E. G. Gowans, state school superwhile on pasture. The practice tends intendent, according to announcement tree, and there on one of the limbs of Prussian intrigue, a new view of to shorten the feeding period and pro- - to school superintendents and offi- - sat the wily fox. Recovering from the workings of kultur to disrupt the and duces pork with slightly less grain per cers. their amazement, straws were drawn ' world allies standing between the climb the unit of gain. Under these conditions kaiser ism. They disclose also a new Declaring that the present state law I to determine who should of William tree. to fell lot the i cTi It pigs do not neglect their forages but story of human treachery, for gold. a for teachers provides pension The intrigue appears to have been really make more economical use of it Being an expert climb' to meet the future pen-- Speakman. inadequate than when the grain is limited. In gion payments, Will G. Farrell spoke er Speakman was soon out on the carried down to the last detail of arfeeding a limited grain ration on pas- - in fllv01. 0f a new jaw at rangement with typical German sys e month- - branches, and giving the limb a more success has been attained tern. of of Lake orous shake, Reynard tumbled off. the Salt teachers ly meeting 3 amount an to by giving per equal Revolution Staged by Berlin. Although he fell a distance of 30 Growing Barley for Seed. cent of the body weight than when fed City feet he was not in0ure(i in the least' The f.rg(. week Utah's fruit pit Not only do the disclosures prove lie another lively chase ; If for pasture, the clover and gave timothy one carload has resulted in that Lenine, Trotzky, and their band most ex- - campaign The most but also the rapid a and as include as Thomas far farm, where he legume to are paid German agents. They show mixture might In the pigs life come 01 matPrini at Salt UaiCe, sufficient pensive logains to the suited his brush grasses by v.i;no.phl1n. carbon for about 2000 gas save( that the bolshevik revolution, which nonleguminous during the finishing period. During manufacture mixthe for used If grass hay, Record, cality. delphia murthrew Russia into such orgy of these last few weeks before slaughter masks, according to R. J. Shields, der and excesses as the world seldom ture would probably stand two ayears; the animal is given all the feed he will chairman of the Salt Lake chapter of Another Feminine Industry. has seen, actually was arranged by the if for pasture, It might remain longthe American Red Cross. er time. If grain feed is needed, two consume with relish. Much more corn German general staff. Girls wanted for mens neckwear," in Ogand less Canning concentrates companies operating are fed protein of corn or two of barley might years reads advertisement of a departhe of how show the ea and Webej county are. in desper-ratlopaid agents They be used. In the case of two years of during this period, a representative tment store. But we Imagine that a A. ate labor Germany betrayed Russia at the td J. straits, according being composed often pounds the second year the barley peace conference; how Ger-- . barley, be sown at a lesser rate, so as of corn to one pound of tankage. The Hall, president of the Utah Canners man would be uncomfortable wearing might k. New Oi leans a Slrl around man staff officers have been secretly to a better nurse crop. Wheat change in rations must be gradual and association. About 300 persons could make received by the bolshevik! as military enter any of these rotations by the increase In feed not too rapid; be used to good advantage to handle States. advisers ; how they have acted as spies may otherwise the animal Is apt to go off the largetomato crop. adding one year to the cycle. Chinese cotton planters in the viclnupon the embassies of the- nations When alfalfa is used it is seldom feed, or lose hts appetite. Pastures should Utah farmers are ot with which Russia was allied or at to break up the alfalfa land are very valuable at this time, especial- store their grata as the result ot au the profitable Med from obtained peace; how they have directed those usufeeds is of in ly and it than three in less composed high pro embargo pfaced . on shipments of years, bolshevik foreign, domestic- - and eco to leave it still longer. tein, for they furnish a cheap source wheat, effective September 18, profitable f ally nomic policy wholly in the Interest of and keep the pig toned up Rotations. Various nitrogen M. a to statement made H. by cording Germany, and to the shame and deg- .In the arid regions corn is a far less and his appetite keen. A hog will con- Greene, representing the United States radation of Russia. sume a 3 to 4 per cent grain ration Grain common crop. The acreage is increascorporation in this state. Originals of documents, photographs ing, however, and the use of silos is at this time, depending, of course, n Nine Utah millers from various of originals, and typewritten circulars, certain to extend it still further. In- the character of the feeds and the some of them marked very secret or vestigations have shown that in the weight of the hog, a larger hog eating parts of the state were placed on trial private, and many of them bearing great plains the largest returns per, less in proportion to his weight than before Food Administrator Armstrong the annotations of the bolshevik lead- acre were secured after summer fal- a smaller one. The was at Salt Lake last week, on charges of ers themselves ; some of them con- low ; but on account of the cost of primarily devised to finish the hog at having violated the regulations regard- -' taining references to Comrade Trotz- summer tillage, the crops on disked this time and serves its purpose in ex- ing the sale of wheat flour under the per cent order, which became ky or Comrade Lenine comprise the corn ground were much more profit- cellent fashion. Slightly more rapid record. able. Potatoes, where grown, occupy and economical gains are made by its effective September 1. Some of the originals, it is shown, the same place as corn in the scheme use than can be obtained by the best Recognition came last week to the all hough deposited in the archives of of rotation. In eastern Oregon and hand feeding. Bingham Italian society for the work the bolshevik!, were required to be it has done in behalf of the Italian Red returned later to representatives of Cross society. From the mercy order the German general staff in letrograd SEED REQUIRES LITTLE CARE in the land of King Emanuel came, a that they might be destroyed. MORE SUGAR-BEE- T MILLS 5 bronze medal and a diploma of benevo' Selection Is Especially Important to lence, proclaiming Italys gratitude for Insure Healthy Seed Use the help received from Bingham. (Prepared by U. S. Department BELGIUM WILL STAND FIRM S0(?s Surplus fCr Food. of Agriculture.) Much Utah coal is being used on the health Just 100 sugar-bee- t mills in Pacific coast, according to J. S. Consul Vermeren Declares His Counby the United States Departthe United States now are. ready (Prepared is big Critchlow, general manager of the U. ment of Agriculture.) try Never Will Consider Peace to turn out tons of sugar to fur- reS. Fuel company, who has Offers From Germany. Very little care is required to save just nish energy to our soldiers as Mr. seed for a home supply of the crops of turned from San Francisco. soon as the of the harvesting which the seeds are eaten, since the a Critchlow with him photobrought l Dr. Vermeren, sugar-bee- t Cyrllle . Chicago. crap begins. seed Is well advanced toward maturity J graph of a huge Japanese liner takfor Belgium, said concerning the r when Sixteen of these mills were is important Selection usable. on Utah coal from two colliers in ing to his country. by of peace made In this group, however, especially to in- J built during 1917 and equipped San Francisco bay. : 1917-1for handling the Germany crop. sure healthy seed. Any surplus dried Sisters of the Yanks," a club comThe capacity of these mills Belgium will never consider any seed of these plants may be used for food, kind of or offers any posed of five young misses, ranging in peace proposals ranges from a few hundred tons food. age from 12 to 14 years, startled memfrom Germany. Just what restituto 3,000 tons of beets each 24 bers of the Ogden led Cross organiztions Germany must make to Belgium hours. Celery for Fall. is up to the United States. The govThe first mill was built In Cal- - 5 ation when they reported $35.81 on Celery Is one of our most valuable You hand earned solely by their united enernment of Belgium is perfectly willIn 1870. ifornia During 1916 No time should be J crops. fall, garden Uncle to to deavors and Sam, be used for feeling the support 17 mills were built in Wyoming, ing to leave.it lost )n getting out the plants. Mulch of some orphan ifi the allied counsecure that the United States will deIdaho, Nebraska, Utah, Oregon, with manure after the tries. mand and obtain for the country that the ground Colorado, Montana, Iowa, Cali- have been set out. plants and so ruthlessly wantonly fornla and Washington. Germany Liberty and Pioneer parks will be destroyed, - justice and fair play. I scene of the planting of trees in the Little Grain for Sheep. dont lay a great deal of stress on the memory of Salt Lake soldi, ers who ? One 'factor in favor of sheep pros peace sincerity of have been killed in action, if a plan in of duction these Balanced Ration From days is Garden. entirely proposal, as that power is the fact that sheep require Try Know your gardqj and make It pro- fathered by Superintendent of Parks dominated and under the Influence of feed . Lambourne is adopted by the city of amounts small. a balanced ration. duce comparatively grain. Germany. Time will tell, however. commissioners. CROP OF BARLEY S FOR f three-yea- stock-raisin- g . root-cro- p I oTfnKS 1 I I n self-feed- ' I 1 I 1 . I I , n Brest-Litovs- hls-nec- I . . 'X'1'118 ac-o- self-feed- . 80-2- 0 always . healtruand making the . reason for con-su- of-'e- 8 . A delicious rich in the vital phosphates. No Waste. it eat and enjoy to the last atom. J Auntria-Hungary- high-price- d Health, making, nourishing economical it. There's a Reason |