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Show THE PAYSONIAN, of whether or not they raised to is doing this beets. Company empty pits and make possible needed repairs. View Bridge Grand spanning timke river thrown open to public. Moab Drilling resumed by Big Six HOME GARDEN HINTS How to Grow Vegetables. Eaily Cabbage Is Highly '. gallon Thought of By Housewives of water, aro both - effective. 'h? hf,ta grow from the insido and the leu ves to which the poison is ap- of fondness havo Most people a plied, tire all removed. ancabbage, served in one way or contains large quantities other, as it Jplnach is Good Crop of tho mineral salts so essential in To Grow For Early Spring is especialj tho diet. Early cabbage ly desirable, ns it furnishes green food at a time when it is needed. In giving suggestions on growing cabbage, garden specialists of the United States deurtment of agriculture say the proper variety must Some kinds require a be planted. longer period for their growth than and Wakefield others. Jersey Charleston Wakefield aro most universally planted for the early crop, considered Jersey Wakefield being known Tho all. of variety earljest as All Seasons has a round, flattened head and is a good intermediate a is Market sort. Copenhagen headed round cabbage early largo, that is very much in favor among market gardeners. Ijite Flate Dutch and Danish Railhead are considered the leading lato varieties. Plants must be started indoors, in a hotbed, or be shipped irom some seapoint farther south where the son is advanced, if extra early cabOne or two bage is to bo grown. cigar boxes filled with fine soil and placed in a south window will form a seed bed for starting 100 to 200 The littlo seedcabbage plants. lings must be transplanted to larger boxes or to a cold frame when thny begin to erowd each other in tho seed boxes. Cabbage plants nre bju! along the south qnito hardy, in the Altantic Coast aro grown acre. the open by Plant early cabbage in the richest part of tho garden, having previously worked into the noil all the rotted manure that enn bo spared and then added high grade commereilnl fertilizer at the rnte of 10 pounds to The ferevery 100 feet of row. tilizer should be well mixed with tho top 4 inches of soih over a spare the full width of the rowr, which is generally 3 foot. I)o not plant cabbage on land where H was grown last year, especially if any of the heads were of diseased or showed any kind trouble. It is always a good plan to rotate crops, even in the small home garden. Cabbage is subject to several fortunately diseases, but these do not do niueh harm in small Insects, however, play gardens. havoc with the crop from the time Cutworms is it planted are generally waiting in t. soil during the enrly spring to out off the stems of the cabbage plants just nt the Rtirfuce of the ground. Protect tho Plants From Cutworm. The best remedy, or rnther preventative, is to place bands or tubes of stiff paper n round tho stems of the plants ns they are being sot Thin cardboard in the garden. makes ideal plant protectors. By cutting the ndbnnrd into stripe about 3 inches wide, sections can be cut off and rolled around a lend The pro pencil to form a tube. tectors should extend an inch below the surface and nt least 2 inches above. After the stems of the cabbage plants have become toughened and begin to grow radiply the protectors can be taken otf. for the worms, Cnbbage eggs which nre laid by the light yellow butterflies that nre otten soon flying nbout the enblmge plants do a groat amount of damage. Dusting the fnilage and the heads with lime, to which a little Paris green has been ndded, or spraying them with arsennte of lend, 1 ounce to a is ono of the fall and late greens that can be raised in the for is adapted Spinach garden. growing in practically every locality, requires a rich soil, stands cold as well or better than docs lettuce, but the hot does not do well during United States mrt of the summer. of garden agriculture deisirtment suggest one or two plants ings in tho early spring, just as soon as the danger of severe frost is mst,, and a planting bite in the summer for fall use. Throughout the south spinach can be planted In the open October and remain in ground all wintor. For growing spinach in tho homo garden ft bed about 5 feet in width and 25 or 30 feet in length should be spaded and a quantity of well-ro- t tod manure worked into tho top 3 inches Three jiounds of of soil. fertilizer should also be commercial scattered over the surface and well Six to eight worked into the soil. ounces of seed will bo sufficient for Sow in little drills or this space. furrows running lengthwise of the bed, the rows to be about 6 or 7 Tho soed should be inches apart. inch deep and the covered Water soil slightly finned over it. ing may bo necessary if tho weather should bo extremely dry following the planting of the spinach soed. Spinach grows quickly and requires to except very littlo cultivation, loosen tho soil a trifle between the rows and keep weeds from getting a start. If tho plants nre too thick that is, crowd each other they can be thinned out nnd those removed The in thinning cooked for greens. to will room then have left plants Spinach is very degrow larger. sirable as an enrly spring green, as it contains plenty of iron and other mineral mnttor. It should always be used while young and tender. Well grown spinach host, early spring ono-lial- f Swiss Chard Valuably For Greens Through Long Period Chard, usually spoken of ns Swiss chard, is a form of beet which fleshy grown mainly for use ns leaf-stem- s greens during early summer and fall. The seeds resemble those of the common gnrden hoot anil are planted in The soil exactly the same manner. on which chard is planted should be enriched nnd thoroughly prewell pared. say garden specialists of the United States department of agriculture. Plant the seeds in tows 18 inches to 2 feet apart and 10 to 12 seeds to the foot to insure a full The seeds should be coved-estand. about 1 inch deep, and the surface slightly packed with the back of the hoe after the seeds are covert'll. When the young plants aro nicely started they should be thinned to stnnd about 4 or 5 inches apart in the row. Tho plants thinned out Cunre commonly used as gTeens. ltivate tho same as beets, and in rutting for greens remove the leaf stems, leaving the roots and hearts of tho plnnts to produce more The thick leaf stems are conked the same as other greens. The variety of chard known as T.ucullus is considered best. Chnrds nr( of an ornamental nature nnd care be plnnted as a border along the garden. leaf-stem- Week of Industrial Progress in Utah New highwny lending west out of here now assured. Delta Number of wells expected to be driven here during coming spring nd summer. Value of Utah wheat on the farm estimated at $1.28 a bushel ns Compared with $2.37 a bushel one year ago. with the prospects that an abundant crop will be grown. Gunnison font met awarded for new $75,000 high school. Fillmore has new $70,000 county court house. Plan for pooling ftnd marketing Utah wool on cooperative basis approved by Utah State Farm bureau and Ftah Wool Growers association. Eognn has underground telephone wires and installation of new metnl polos to support trolleys. P.righham to have new municipal electric light and power system. Utah Copper company allowing employes house rent free as mine nre closed. Exhorbitant hotel prices being fought by travelling mens association. Salt Lake Fare increases granted Orem Electric "railroad to meet increased expenses; S cents to 3 6 10 fnro for cents a rail' or The former fares the round trip. for round tripe were 190 per cent of fare. Commutation nnd the one-wa-y one-wa- school tickets creased. Beaver not hnve been stalls to additional roundhouse to be built ns soon as surveys can be completed and plans drawn. Grnntville Steps to be taken to prospect for oil in Tooele valley. to Mt. Pleasant Standard rig operate near here soon. Cedar City Residents of this city unite in building new hotel. Salt Luke Big new $7,400 street weeping machine purchased. Soldier Summit to have new $33, 000 school building. Chemical mine Moab Standard resumed, employgiving operations ment to nearly 100 men. school Ogden New Central high building costing $27!,0!() completed. Mt. Pleasant lias Cleanup Day. Iloail to Way no county Richfiield now under construction. Central Eureka Grand Mining company suspends mining work. Price Sheep shearing begins in Grand county. Montieello Big improvement made in streets. Eureka Two more mines suspend operations. Salt Lake Wage scale of painters reduced from $8 to $7.20 per day. Logan City Canyon road to be put present in City Bond work to begin Brigham City Work on new ward (Impel starts. as Suit Lake being considered terminal of two new air mail routes, otto o Los Angeles nnd one to Denver. store Midvale Local department makes many improvements. Salt Lake Local light company asks for rate increase to moot operating costs. Vernnl Another oil structure located in Unitah Banin. Codnr City Iron County said to be storehouse of unlimited mineral wealth. Moab New midland trail across eastern Utah now under construction. Oil boom expected around Coke-villTooele up. Garland New store building going Congestion of plant has been greatly relieved; intensive training of operating employes has added to operating efficiency, and the morale of our organizations personnel is back to pre-wstandards. ar There is a constant, determined and concerted effort on e the part of the employe body to render the quality of Telephone Service, and this spirit on their part is being rewarded by the appreciation of a grateful public. Certainly there is no other industry which was affected so adversely by war conditions that has made so rapid a recovery in point of old-tim- service. We especially call attention to improvement in our Long e Distance Service. The long delays occasioned by activities are things of the past. Our long lines afford the most efficient means for the dispatch of business with distant points. war-tim- shape. basis will save By the way, calls on a station-to-statio- n you at least 20 per cent, as against the cost of calls for a particular person. If you are not fully informed on this point, ask our local manager and he will explain. He will also explain our reduced Evening and Night rates for Long Distance Service. pack. Plymouth Water to be pumped from Bear river for 12,500 acre irrigation project in Boxeldcr county. Development of nbout 0,500 horse & power by the Unitah Power the Unitah river from Light company in Duchesne county is proposed In federal an application tilled with waiter power commiasion. Salt Lake City to construct four watermnin extensions in effort to give work to unemployed. Demands on state and federal farm loan banks are far in excess of fund available, and fanners are turning to farm loan companies under private management in all western states. ".ECRETARY nOOVER EXPRESSES APPRECIATION OP RED CROSS Herbert Secretary of Commerce chairman of the European Relief council, has expressed his appreciation of the plan of the American Rod Cross to produce through the volunteer workers in its chapters throughout the country a minimum of 2,250,000 childrens garments and layettes 'for tho needy children of This central and eastern Europe. is campaign pioduction gigantic undertaken to supplement the child feeding operations of the European relief council. Mr. Hoovers statement is as fol The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Go. lows: I understand that the American Red Cross in connection with its is general child welfare program its to undertake through planning United volunteer service in tho States the production of certain essential garments to clothe hundreds of thousands of the underclad children of Europe. This is indeed a splendid and The children most essential service. as well as the adult population, of Central and Eastern Europe in particular, are daily suffering from exposure and from the diseases that follow in the wake of an viulerelad condition. The slow economic recuperation of these districts makes it abnost impossible for tho governments concerned to care adequately for this pressing need of their populations and whatever America can do to alleviate this condition will be but another splendid example of her desire to relieve real suffering wherever it may be found. IS A FAILURE he has no confidence in himself or his fellowmcn. When ho values success more than t. character and When he does not try to make his work & littlo better each dny. When he lets a dny go by without making someone happier and more comfortable. When he tries to rule others by bullying instead of example. liko him for When his friends what he hae more thnn for what he is. When he does not care what haphis pens to his neighbors or to friends, so long ns ho is prosperous. Decided Too Soon. Was papa the first man who over to you, mama." proposed Yes; but why do you ask!" I was just thinkng that you might have done better if you bad around a little longer." shopped Louisville Courier-Journal- . Strong Argument. No Plea ure Resort. Government Health Service Warns Against Quack Remedies Hoover, self-respec- soon. During the past three or four months there has been a steady improvement in the telephone service, both Local and Long Distance. Salt Lake Tree planting ennipnign opens here. Utah ennners to cut prices on 1021 When in- The Telephone Is Back to Normal Oil company. Irovo Ten A MAN Price UTAH, APRIL 22, 1921. less .OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO- PAYSON, Can cancer bo cured! Yes, is discovered early. What is tho treatment! if it made. work for engineer looks forward to the specially constructed passenger-carrying airplanes will make All we can hourly trips to Ireland. say is that anyone can have our seat. Punch (London.) n CLASSIFIED COLUMN It is always and invariably surgical. Surgical removal under modern methods of surgically clean procedure is the If treated only cure for cancer. early most cases are definitely curable. What should be the attitude toward camcert cures for the advertised The United States health service in Cancer Facts Every a pamphlet on and which Adult Should Know every interesed person may secure by addressing the public health service, has the following to say on this subject. The public should constantly be on guard against the misleading and dangerous quack remedies and treat ments so frequently advrtised for tho There is no more cure of cancer. despicable aspect of human nature than that which would take advantage of tho desperate fears and hopes All of sufferers from this disease. cancer cures' and advertisements Such cures" are, are swindles. general epeqjring, of two classes: (1) drugs for internal uso in connection with certain antispectic washes and (2) pastes or poultices containThere ing strong chemical caustics. is no medicine that will cure cancer, and while drugs offered for 'this purpose may be harmless they aro worse than valueless, for their use causes the loss of vitally important time while the cancer develops beExcept yond the operative stage. when used by competent physicians in certain minor and relatively unimportant forms of tho disease, corrosive pastes aro worse than useless. the They may actually stimulate cancer and make it grow rapidly, or they may eat off the top and leave ho bottom spreading in deeper, all the while causing tho loss of precious time. If confronted with testimonials of cures by quacks and inand specialists advertising remember must 'the stitutes patient how easily all such' testimonials are manufactured and secured in wholesale lots, and that with regard to cancer in particular they usually are based on the removal of growths Not which were not cancer at all. only nre there many forms of cancer itself, but there are numerous conditions not ncutallv cancer which closely approach the disease in appearance and can bo used by unscrupulous fakers in preying upon of unthe fears and pocketboofcs fortunate and uninformed patients." Where can reliable information be secured. (a) From your own state from (b) department of health. the United States public health serof vice either in your own state (c) From the Washington. D. C. Amcrcinn Society for the control of cancer, 25 West 45 street, New York City. didnt you ever got Father, licked when you were a boy!" com Indeed I did." Logan Amalgamated Sugar pany has reduced price of beet pulp "Well, then, whats the use tryfrom $1.25 per ton to 80 cents per ing it on met" Judge. ton and also removed all restrictions as to purchasers. The rich mnn has is twin six, and Anyone who apAn undertaker is a man that plies will be furnished pulp regard- - the poor man has his six twins. lows the medical profession. Preparatory street paving being An time U fol- CELEBRATION ARRANGED FOR MAY 2 DAY U day will be celebrated at the University of Utah May 2. It is a tradition of the school that one dny in the late spring ho set white the aside for washing of the big letter on the hill above thc campus. Underclassmen assemble at the rostrum in working clothes ; U early on day for Lunchevery man must be present. eon is served by the coeds and tho nftemoon is given to a matinee dance and athletic competitions. The day is ended with a dance, usually The U" was put on at Saltair. the hill by thc students in 1907. It is 101 feet long and 101 feet wido at the widest part. It is on the hillside about a mile northeast of thc campus. Two new traditions have been inaugurated at the university this One day year by the student body. has been set asido as Hello Day," the day for informally greeting On Founders Day, at everyone. the firing of a cannon at eleven oclock, one rises and for one minute pays tribute to the foundation of the University of Utah. Utah is rapidly building up traditions, many inquiries having been received from eastern schools about Utnh customs especially the U" day. roll-call- Advertisements in this column inserted at the rate of 10 cents per line each insertion. Count six words to the line. SALE. Seed Potatoes, tested and clean. Free from disease. Rural New Yorkers. Price, $1 per bushel.. C. E. Gale, Payson. HEAD YOUrTsWINE HEED WITH ..ONE OP THESE I hnve for sale five choice young Duroc Jersey boars, from some of the best stock in America, includ-ingreat Sensation, Pathfinder and Pure ' strain. Defender. Pigs now nbout ready for weaning, and in prime condition. Trice, $35 Samson each. Location, Charlo P. O. Address, Ranch, Oenola. Chas. S. WilkSantaquin, Utah. inson. FOR c CORNER LOT FOR SALE. Four by North side Utnh aveneight rods. ue ono block east of D. & R. O. depot. Inquire Paysonian Office It is still lawful for the pruno to Times-Uniostewed. Florida FARM FOR RENT OR SALE. Will get lease for 1, 3 or 5 years or sell (Jacksonville.) southwest very cheap, my Would consider trade. of Payson. R. C. Hawkins What have yon! EARLY ft EARLY, P. O. Box 236, Long Beach, Cal. Doctors of Chiropractic, Over Wlghtman Supply Company, Mala Street. FOR SALE. One of the Best BusiOflloe Hoars from 10 to 1 t ness Corners in Payson, and 2 to 6. feat in Depth, Frontage, 111 with right of way in the rear. Property embraces three business houses and Modern Residence, except furnace. Inquire at Payson-- , 4 - 1 ian Office. G. F. TILSON. U D. PHYSICIAN sad SUTvGmjn RAGS WANTED. We will pay the best price for old cotton Office at Residence rags. j Must be clean and any color. Main Street Phone 7 j Paysonian 4$ Payson, Utah Bring in your rags. J 3-- 4 12-fo- . office. SALE. One FOR HOME block west of Tabornacle. Reasonable terms. Elmer price and good Smith, Payson. FOR range. second-hanSALE. Good Motor Co Shuler Inquire 18-tf-- c FOR SALE. My home. Seo J. A. Loveless for furthpr information E, H. Pulver. f DR. J. H. ELLSWORTH DENTIST Ouice over Bank, Payson, Ut Office Honrs, to 12; 1 to Phone S3. Rea. Phona 118-- J 4 f y 25-tf-- c Salesman for Payson and Commission contracts vicinity. only, for spare time or full time. We will teach you to sell income protection through our free school of instruction and help you build a business of your own. Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company, Accident and Health Dept. Saginaw, Michigan. Capital WANTED. $1,500,000. IMPROVE adding pig. e Y OF R a 8 V purebred I N E 1 1ETI Dhy Duroc Jersey Lyman Kapple, Payson. 22 J tf-- c DR. L. N. ELLSWORTH DENTIST Office, Paysoa Exchange Savings Bank nntMtwg DR. L. D. PPOUTS DENTIST Over Wightmaa Supply Company, Main Street, Office Hours 9 to 1 aad 2 to 8. Saturdays, 9 to 1 Oajy. Office Phone 13. Rea, phono 80 |