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Show TILE PAYSONIAN, ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo HOME GARDEN HINTS couraged where planting for winter ns well as summer effect, is not pos bulletin 1171, sihlo, says Farmers Growing Anruiul Flowering Plants, recently published by the United States department of agriculture. The bulletin outlines different ways of utilizing annuals, tells how they should be Rtarted and grown, and describe many of tho common varieties. It is a practical guide for tho cultivation of such plants ami will bo found useful uy all flower Tho plants wanntti from the start. should he kept ,t about a living room temperature until a few days before they nre to be set in the garden; then lliey should he gradual l.v oxjposcd to outdoor conditions to harden tin in. After the are set in tho garden it may be necessary to cover them for a few nights with s, veral thicknesses news of paper to protect them from the cold. Tomatoes require a moderately rich soil, not too rieb, but just such soil us will grow a good crop of corn A or potatoes. little well rotted manure can be worked into the spot where each plant is to be set and a tabh'spoonfiil of high grade fer t 7er sprinkled over space about 1 foot in diameter and mixed with the soil will aid in giving the plant a good start. Planting distances will depend upon whether the plants are to be pinned to a single stem end trained to stakes or are to be allowed to grow according to their natural habit of spreading over the If th,. plants are to he ground. trained they may be set in rows as close as 3 feet, and spaced 18 inch es in the row. If the are not to bo trained th,. plants should be set 3 to 4 feet njart in each direr tion. i TAII NEWS REVIEW Boys and Girls How :m "tl of to Grow Acre Potatoes ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo For natural beauty and planning color effects it is liard to beat some of tho old fashioned flower gardens Nowamade up of annual plants. days temporary plantings aro not relied upon when conditions .will warrant the use of moro permanent material, smh as shrubs am! Animal flows ring plants, perennials. enbo should certainly however, ' New Bulletin Tells How to Grow Vegetables, Gowng Annual Flowering Plants Tor Cut Flowers and Decoration UTAH, APRIL 29, 1921. PAYSON. s ill fun O' XI I Mil. h.ra r.o-- '.inn V nil In ot ,i.-- i nt a bov or a gii in jh .t - the part w lll'.lt r. put no tl : Ming o' I '.II Ii.'i'los IP Inn run do" ii l.y i .uni I' tally Iln'llln ml Ini nut.. a the I." i S i'oii-- i i'i i I a h S.iiiu.i i N mi ''.Mine of UlIiI mle, irieiall injured, .1 Ilf I Salt 1. Colonel of Lake, Ill : I Gravelly 1865 I.V , 1869 1' 1 I from the aimy. Twenty-firr- Illi- t March, lieutenant general command of the armies. May, opened his campaign in the Wilderness in Virginia. April 9, received Lees surrender at Appomattox Court House. March 4, inaugurated eighteenth president, aged ' ' i jrY.v ' A? At n c 1 St-d'- s Ter-mai- low-pow- -- - v ; jfA It Stir-- ; Grant as Second Lieutenant. of Grants childlike Black In unworthy friend'. cast its tvet in Wall Friday shadow on hi- - fondly circle itself. the involved The wM'k.v ring s j r i ate secretary. A mempia- - let ber f the cabinet was impeached for squalid transactions, but by accepting his rc'i. nation Grant let him dodg-lie ( wiv t ion. A Rlicr, it SCI tion of ifist'Ilgerale d revolted ag .urat Grant's Repu'nlio.ins elect ion to a second term, hut they conli-done- ludrayal at A FAILUREsoldier Grant at , thirty-nine- J STOSSsGwTV' Grant The Credit Mobilier scandal exposed. 1876 February, whisky ring exposed. March, Belknap, secretary of war, impeached. 1877 March 4, Grant retired from the presidency. forty-- was the nm.-i- t of his genersuccessful War was his element, but ation. he did not suspect it. On the lie haled warfare, was contrary, bored by army life and never read hooks on the military art. In the Mexican war he had been contented to be from the lighting line in That the quartermaster department. experience inclined him to be a con- were iim-ti- y leaders without followers. j rail !:. i' revolt did not come ll" to the tractor for supplying bread until the anic of DT laid plunged army at the outbreak of the Civil war, the country into s.x years of hard to make refused when the politicians and a tidal wave ii the ( lectunes, him an officer. tion of ls71 swept the Democrats The first time Grant came in sight Into control of the hoU't'. of the enemy in the Civil war he frankly tells us t hat his heart jumped Into I had not the moral The Wisdom of the Ea.-- t. his throat. conand "to he halt said, courage, hi iv !, in e i ov e: Rs !!!,, sider what to do; I kept right oil. handed ami Atdrcvvs Royhow of is Chaplina whole the That story Grant got to Appomattox; he kept on b.v linn to a recent meet mg of YoiK AM' iub i right on. Starting without a friend the Dutch Treat t his hack, and with only u long, un- City : If you bow iff all. bow low. broken trail of disappointments beman thinks he knows but a hind lilm, lie never asked for promoomau knows latier. tion, an assignment or a favor, yet this Free sittcra at the day aiwavs unambitious man rose to lie general grumble most. Jn chief. I have semi not one who loves No conqueror ever was higher smiled virtue ns he loves beauty. Only imbeciles want credit for t lie achievements their ancestors. CLASSIFIED COLUMN The faults ofwhich a man condemns out of office la commits vvlicn in. Advertisements in this column in No image maker worships tho gods. sorted at the rate of 10 cents per He knows hat they are made of. Count each six insertion. line One more good man on raitii is words to the line. b"tter than an extra angel in heavReed Potatoes, FOR BALE. tested en. It is not the wine which makes and clean. Free from disease. Rural New Yorkers, price, $1 jer bushel. a man drunk if is the man himself. one i i side-tracke- d i -- ( i C. E. If l.'tfe Pnvsnn. Gale, p"v von 1 i i CORNER EOT EOU SALE. Iou, by suspect North side Utah aven- Voik. eight rods. ue one block cast of 1). A R. G. Inquire Eaysonma Office. depot. 8 E. Box O. 25ti, Beach. Long .8 him, dont The Independent (Neve Pool. vur Whats idea of clean spoil' Orange lcel. EARLY & EARLY, Doctors of Chiropractic, Over Wtghtman Supply Company, Cal. lot r Mam Streot. FOR SLE. One of the Best Busi78 feel ness Corners in l'ayson, in Depth, Frontage, 111 5 4 feet with 12 foot right of way in thv rear. Properly embraces three hurt ness houses and Modern Residence, except furnace. Inquire at Paysnr. ian Office. Ofiice Hours from 10 to and 2 to 6. r, R0R cm vmi Sw imming. 1 dont man. a et if him 4t-- FARM FOR RENT OR RA EE. -- Will lease for-- . 3 or 5 years or sell very cheap, my 40 acres southwest Would consider trade. of lnvson. II. ('. Hawkins, What have yon? 1 G. F. TILSON. M. D. UHkSHlAN and WANTED. W0 will pay the best price for old cotton Office st Residence rags. Must be clean nnd any color .V.nn Street Phone Pay son. Utah Iaysonian 4 Bring in your mgs. j n 7 office. HOME west P'u-- R T.E. One block FOR Reasonable of Tabernacle. terms. Elmer and good Uttfe Smith, layson. FOR range. SALE. i, nnd si a'ond hand Inqinie Shuler Motor Co. tf c 18 FOR SAT.E. J- 4? 4? 4? fr tf 23 e NTED. Salesman for P.tyson and Gii.mu mu vicinity. onlv. for spare time r fad time. Wc will teaeh mu to s, R jneoiir protection through "isr f'ec - land of instruction ami help yn-- , build a Massabusiness of vonr own. chusetts Hooding and Ttsurance Company, Aoeido t and Health Do pt. Saginaw, Miring- a. Capial , E'On.OOn. r pig. I ' an R "AIN , ELLSWORTH DR, L. N. ELLSWORTH dentist D; - r lit. Payson Exchange Saving Bank Building. DR. L. D. PEOUTg DENTIST v no Office, -- r liERD J r, pi-rn- .' Ka m H. DENTIST vtmCfc over Bank, Payaon, Ut. (.'fflee Hours, 9 to 12; 1 to 6 Phone 23. Reg. Phone 103-- J -- IMPROVE MR adding - - See J. A. information. home. further rulver. E, H. W My for Loveless d i fa, PS& 45. win-low- I J V, 1872 pep-ers- "Made-ln-Ogde- , in gh discussed. Sum-to- r i loh. luly 4, look Vicksburg. 1863 1864 Kell-ele- , ms-pave- I Re-ign- feet from line- - frh-nd- mo he ring' a Grek gift, and Charles Su.i u r spoke scornfullyuuof Ihe administration as a gilt iso. terpi The mnbv sen u(1:ds of the adminisI th, tration w ie tuns' y i ;i nois volunteer regiment of infantry. 1891 August, brigadier general. 1862 April, fought battle of Shi- of a tovfu r been !'T or sandy loam soils .,rn 111. lieu' slibtilii leiN. genorall.v considered espeeiallv well M e it e d.iv will lie observed In When temporary, quick, though to the production of hire adapted Log.in m a very impress',, m. timer, effects aro desired, and when flowers crops of potatoes, provided they are leei.i nr to the pi iii 1. Began post are needod at a season of tho year well drained and well supplied with No 7 of the Anierieaii Legion. when blossoms nre scarce on perman A plant food, says the bulletin. The board ot sup, r'raurs of ihe ent plant material, annual flowering Very light sandy soil or a stiff elny tho bulletin. are drainage d.sti'il eolilemplale a says useful, plants The ideal soil houl,l he avoided. Most annual plants ire also valuis ono that does not run (ngethei project for the drainage of about able for supplying cut flowers and acres of alkali lands in and with rains, that works easily, is well Cold Weather Injures Eggplants. When gmwn for indoor decoration. around t'orimie. with well and while humus, supplied this purpose they shouol bo given Uintah county and the Indian is with drained, naturally supplied so called beenuso the Eggplant, at Fort iMichesne propose ampin space for ths development of moisture. Clover and alfalfa are Ex- great fruits are about the size and to construct II bridge O'er I blchesiie quantity and quality blossoms. ns the regarded prepnmtorv bijlt an ostrich egg, is closely rlvi'r. six miles .south of Port Ducept in special eases, annuals arc shape of crops for potatoes, most effeetive when planted in mas- related to the tomato and js'pper chesne. at a eirat of Soi too. and requires very much the name ses or groups of irregular Prepar:e the Land Thoroughly. shapes An audit of iiieome tax returns filed about the borders than when planted treatment as do peppers, suv gurden for lids and BIB), completed at Washsoila should be Potato as of the deplowed United States Because specialists in moro formal designs. The egg deeply ns possible, but always re- ington only recently, has revealed annual plants make a quick growth partment of agriculture. l in the hundreds of delinquents is very easily injured by cold member not to turn up more than they must be provided with good plant It Bake has been announced district. the of subsoil. an The fall is inch Tho soil should an,l the plants must bo started in growing conditions. By more Ilian two to one the host season to plow. When the be well supplied with available plant doors throughout the greater part of the of Ogden v ot ed in favor of it fltnrt the seed in the land is plowed at this time should he reasonably re- tho eounfr. food an, bond issue within less than the second be ns should disked harrowed and in house small box a by sowing well tentive of moisture, though a muiilli to by as the passing affirmatively on filled with good soil. eonseive possible The small early drained. the proposed .floiMmo issue for school to weed moisture and should be gmwtli. prevent to plants transplanted pots or to a shallow box or tray filled Spring plowed land should be disked purposes. Quickly Grown From Seed The Green River Bower company with soil nsd kept in a warm sunny immediately, in order to prevent the in the bulThe plants considered sissible packing of the newly turn has applied to the federal power comutil the weather is place quite letin can be started readily from In preparing the seed bed mission for permits to build four wawarm. Eggplant requires a rieli ed soil. seed in the spring am1 will give soil and good cultivation. Occasion- siro no pains to put it in good ter power projects ,m Given river, bloom or satisfactory fedingo effects a development of nearly If the crop is planted on al applications of very weak liquid condition. While nearly all the same season. no 1,00, ono horsepower. manure also benefit the plants great- land that is morly prepaie,! of them can be started in the open cultivation amount of The Delta schools, which were subsequent ty. ground, with many of them it is ad.scheduled to close down on account ot is attached by several will entirely remedy the defect. Eggplant in order to git a longer visable, Select the variety thut is known shortage of fund', may continue for kinds of insects, the most troublegrowing season, to plant them in some of these being the little flea to be adapted to the section. Use another month, us a number of the pots in the house or under glass beetle which works the best seed obtainable, and if pos- teachers have proposed teaching out tho leaves, upon in hot bods or cold frames several them full of small round sible make sure that it has been the ri gular term free of charge. weeks before the time arrives when filling holes. As a remedy, dust the plants produced from strong, healthy plants By a decision of the public utilities they can be planted out of doors. with air slaked lime or that have developed a goodly num eomm'ssioii of Utah, the Denver thoroughhlv In establishing various uses of ber of tubers of even marketable Rio Gr.mde is permitted to take one fine tobacco dust. By the plants the bulletin cie. rifle them very Before tram each way the fruits of the eggplants ns size and uniform shape. daily off its service to according to the height they reach soon as size the planting, the seed should be disinattain Similar permission was algood they Bingham. the tnllcst at maturity. Among lowed the Bingham & Garfield some plants can lie kept fruiting until fected with formalin solution to pregrowing plants which tlre used for killed .Better .. ields nre time ago. Black Beauty and vent potato scab. frost. by backgrounds and screens are castor are among obtained by tho use of from 15 to Muses S. Gudimmdson, of the West and sor- Improved Large Purple cosmos, sunflowers beans, 18 bushels of seed per acre, varieties. the lending Timie (imperative Agricultural socieThere nre a 'urge number ghum. the average for the United ty, the organization which has gained intermediate of annual plaids of Cut bloeky Th,. best way to apply commercial is 8.G bushels. coiraiderahle notoriety through their Some of the tader of these typo, 1 to 2 fertilizer to the home garden is to pieces, weighing from alleged practice of the doctrine ot 3 or more are fo.'f high that grow scatter it broadcast over the ground each. was declared sane wife sacrifice, cocksfeather ,the basket flower, After planting keep the surface of by a commission nt Nephi. after it has been plowed or spadfeathcomb, dahlia, larkspur princes ed nnd then harrow or rake it well tho ground loose until the plants apThe fourth animal conference of er nn,i summer cypress. should in order to mix the plant food with pear, then deep cultivation state directors, sta'o supervisors find sted which the soil. Among the plants shalbut the as crop develops begin, in agriculture, trades growl about 30 inches high are larkInsects teacher trainers low tillage is recommended. and home economics and industries, zinnia. Other senrlet sago, and spur, anil ds,,ases should never be allowed Peppers Need Good Soil, of hoard for the federal vocational oil plants ranging in height to the Rich Food, and Exta Care to get established, but should be ucation for the Pacific coast region and pans;es, nasturtium, controlled by suitable fungicides and was held in Salt Lake, April 21, 22 sweet nlyssiim are ile crihctl in the insecticides such as are described in Sweet called sometimes peppers, 23. and bulletin, copies of whiih can be obWhen the crop is tho gullotin. , The Utah (onnty Banking ussocia-to- n tained free on application to the Chinese peppers and Mammoth effort a systematic being harvested, was formed at Provo, when nre becoming more nnd more should bo made to select desirable United States depnrtnie ; of ngrieul bankers from all parts of Utah countore, Washington, 1). C. as in seed. next n for the tubers for popular crop planting years at tin Provo Commerassembled ty home garden. Only a few plants T. N. Taylor of and elected dull cial Grow Good Tomatoes which Garden plants grow high nre necessary to supply the family and R. E. Allen of Provo president, and shmlo thp ground should not be In The Home Garden of Provo secretary and treasurer of the average size with all the peppers will interfere vvhero they planted association. n. is perhaps rodnet of they will want, but it takes good with sun loving small plants. There worn products the garden that is so loHeshing or land nnd extra care to produce pepserved exclusively nt a dinner given palatable as well ripened, fresh to pers of high quality, say garden Flat Feet Treatment Successful. by the women of the Presbyterian used in undoes, and they can be of the United Slates deWar specialists experiences have changed our church. The ladies serving the dinner such a variety of While ways. one of agriculture. wore costumes represilng the Ogden Ieppcr views about flat feet. It was at to partment fresh tomatoes are preferable assumed that Individuals so aftime arc cold and products. The menu was supplied by canned easily injured by urn's they lose ery little plant flicted were destined to lead sedentary the Industrial and manufael uriug in flavor e tl bo thL. should in started the lives, nnd that they were disqualified canning pubty plants of the r,t.v. companies and good canned tomato,' add very house, in a hotbed, or in a green from partaking In vocations requiring liiateriallv to 'the fool sulv of the house. The coroner's Jury 1ms decided that lVthaps the best vvny is to the constant use of the feet, such as wilder months. purchase a dozen or so good plants military service. This erroneous idea Oscar .1. leniemv ay. aged R, of Salr to from some seedsman or plant grower. Is still universal In Europe and to a Lake, who was found dead in his auEarly ripening adds greatly tho value of th' titonio crop and In preparing the soil for peppers, large extent In America. It Is In tomobile near the mouth of Ogdon early mnntnes 'an be secured in first sjside or fork the land over to weak feet that the bones of the arch canyon, at Ogdon, with a bullet bole most see ions only bv s irting the a depth of S or ! inches. At the drop to the ground, the miracles and in Ids bead, met death by his own . It Garden specialists same time work in some well rotted was at first thought that plants ligaments being so weak and flabby hand. of the I'nied of that they cannot hold up the arch he had been murdered. handful drpaitment of manure and n large ngricultn-- o say it is easy to grow commercial fertilizer to each square bones. After a series of treatments John nnd Josephine Seardinn were This should be In the most chronic cases, the plants indoors by Sirin" a small yard of space. found not guilty of the murder of Miks of tomato see1, i a cigar done at packet least a week before the bones will gradually rise until Tcrmain by the jury at Ogden. box fill'd with tnelo'. soil about Then they reach their normal height. was shot at the Seardino home Mpper plants are set out. six or eight weeks holme the usual loosen the surface in Ogden, February 20. R20. Jennie thoroughly at the time of the last Kii'. . frost in time the plants are sot. 1(5 years of age. daughter of Frequent Seardino. Flivver Airplanes. The seeds should be covered cultivation is neoessarv, soring. nnd an ocSeardino, ada photograph ap- John and Josephine to From time time imh and 'tip .soil kept casional application of weak liquid about depleting a new airplane of com mitted she killed Ternmin in self demoderately watered and the plants manure to the soil around the plants pears. dimensions and equipped with a fense. pact will generally come up in less than will keep them growing vigorously. Such airplanes are engine. For three days brat week nbont 250 a week after plaidim' tie seeds. Largo, tender peppers can only be as "everybody's" hailed men of American Fork were kept btrav generally near a where produced on thirftv plants, and in Keep tho bo and the coming "flivvers" of the in widening and deepening the city it will get plenty of mih ight. and order to keep the plants producing ale. Vet an examination of these mu creek nnd placing trees and brush nnd turn it n round each dnv to make the all tho chines soon discloses the fact that other blockades necessary to hold hack pejqters should be kept picked off and none allowed to ripen. plants grow straight. they are of little practical value. They the spring water which, from all indiWhen the plants begin to crowd Ruby King, Chinese Gfcyit and are too small to be steady In flight cations, will he very heavy this year. one), other, which will be in about Large Bell or Bull Nose nre nmong too to fly under moder15 days after they comp up. secure the By unanimous vote of the state board lending varieties of the large ately adverse conditions, too flimsy to A. Book, former of a large, flat box. say 3 :nohcp deep sweet peppers. pnriloira. Ednmn Fimiento peppers last long and. taking it all In all, ah of Salt Lake and prior to that and just long enough to fit into the n tc mild in flavor and are Inrgely mayor of work serious for worthless solutely window, fill it wit li rich, sifted soil grown in the southern states for any kind. They should generally be city atidfor, was on April lf paroled and transplant, giving pneh plant making the pimiento pickled peppers. treated as novelties, except in rare from the Utah state prison, where he was serving a semence for the emWith pro- Thp piininento poppers can be used Instances. Scientific American. about 2 inches of space. of city funds. the box turn bezzlement from care time to in the snme wav as the regular per Another Small Nation. to time and also keep the soil mod sweet peppers or they mnv be left As a result of the successful outA Kansas man is reported to be come of the alfalfa seed marketing erately watered the plants will be on the plants until red ripe, then nbont 4 inches high, strong, and used for canning. the father of thirty two children. pool In the recent -- ale of id! remaining It is not known whether he will stocky when the wenthor has warmed jraignnieiits on hand, more than 20n A rower- in the Millard county drat!"." enough to make it safe to set them garden plat with n gentle slope apply for admission to the Longue tow nr,! tho south or southonst is most of Notions or in the garden. just lot America rep- have unanimously declared tl.ou.s,a dosirablo for thp Tomatoes naturally grew in production of onrly resent him for tho present. Punch in favor of the pooling for this warm climate and require plenty of vrgetablea. crop. (London.) lover. 1854 1861 I , nii'in 27, April Dent. - ea'lme ti'l ot sjr, HU! : i I'un- sli'IH. a d r t n the r t ' m s j ot veils TO 0 Hiram Ulysses Grant bom at Point Pleasant, O. 1839 Enrolled at Wert Point as Military academy Ulysses Simpson Grant. 1816-In the Mexican war. 1848 Aug. 22, married Julia 1822 to tlm 11 r M J Vi or an auto u u.'k injllii'd. In' 1. ni ir.t lid'' ii noi'd ale null s, II ; tl'- J ULYSSES S. GRANT ) , it :j i or 'In od j it Mi a ruled dm.., ti, I'll 'III I w j N .in ml. lioi-i- ,1 lit o, , a- . Cnp rmht, . - By JAMES MORGAN I When d ot Ill . g A'm-ri- i I. - Five Minute Chats on Our Presidents i for the I i I. Iir , lor p d MiMi i lpu .i d. T n. !m- Sad V'bwt" ri, ' n tit t hf ,d d. met .1 v.d 'Id nt. o.v tinn nr e .111 in - it ti I., ,bb'. in L'V"ir ni was hi,. pr ski. nt it ln"l '. Tl' "Hl Crint' iniMi M.lii1 to The .1 " ..'I'- - in tin v nr. rid j h hi g them ki d !v- " it ft rs .iml But the self b in. fr, a .'tb"i z crowded rs ill,. ,,,!ni i,l In forgot ami never dra in. in who m v.-raff even when tnraied .i I e Wight matt Pcpply Comp, nr, Mam Street. Hmi's 9 to 1 and 2 to C '"urdars, ffnv Rhone 13 9 to 1 OnW RPS. phone 30 I |