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Show THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER .vwAv.v.v.v.v.vwAv.v.v.w.v,v.vAw.vw.vrr:rr DUCHESNE COUNTY FARM BUREAU C. F. WAHLQUIST Vice-Pres- ., Pres., Myton, Utah darkness, but gave tbemj-stallof large enough for plenty of the paddock in the darkest part months six of end the night. At the between difference no there was and the in dark,, calves that were the two that were allowed to run in the sunlight, all of them having received the same food and care otherwise. They kept these calves under the same conditions until they were about two years old and all the animals grew normally an made good gains, the two calves of the dark doing a little better than the rest. Includes Laura La Plante, Gertrude Astor Creighton Hale All Star Cast critics everywhere as the most mystifying drama of the age. The Universal production, with The Cat and the Canary, cast, will open at an the Utopia theatre, Sunday and ed II Sec.-Trea- Cedarview, Utah complete Mystery Picture Cat and Canary Next at Utopia ARTHUR WISCOMBE THOMAS r.OSZRTS and 12. Monday, September is a The Cat and the Canary screen adaption of John Williarde great stag success of the samel t has bccome name ;.nd was directed by Paul Leni, famous foreign director, whc factor in fattening cattle and hogs, recently came to this country to but Dr. W. B. Nevins of the Illinois produce pictures under the Univer-- ! college of Agriculture finds that it sal banner. oesnt work with dairy cows. He The story concerns six relatives,! n UP the feed cost and who go to the supposedly haunted more milk. Since the eight house of a deceased uncle at the give no hour of midnight to hear liis will cows used were only moderately read. The attorney, who reads the ood milkers, the investigator and thinks it possible will is mysteriously murdered may suspicion in turn falls on each of pay with very high producers but How the real the point has not been proven, the six principles. murderer is finally detected is one in carrying on this experiment of the most absorbing mystery tales the cows were kept in individual box stalls, imaginable. each stall containing Laura La Plante plays the star- - a with several compart ring rols and is supported by an ments. The compartments containexceptionally strong cast, including ed grains, milled hay. Arthur Edmund Carew, Creighton and corn silage. Although these Kale. Forrest Stanley, Gertrudt cows could eat all they wanted they Astor, Tully Marshall, George did not get sick through overeatFlora Finch and Martha Mat-te- ing as cows are supposed to do. They did eat more feed than necThe adaption was made by Al- essary and put on additional fred Cohn. not weight. Perhaps, if they had Admission 35c and 15c. been accustomed gradually to this new system, they might have inA E ILLICIT LOLLAE IHDUSTEY jured themselves as cows frequentdo when through accident they ly The barnyard hen, that in the are able to got all the feed they past was forced to scratch for her can eat. Some cows had decided self without much recognition, has risen to the honor of sixth place preference for certain feeds and would eat largely of them for long among agricultural commodities. Th hens of the United States last periods. No two cows seemed to have the same preference for all year laid over two billion dozen feeds. eggs for the market, to say nothing of the eggs that never left the THEi SIGHT SELECT farm. In addition it took quite a number of million dozen .eggs to An old farmer made a trip to hatch and grow into the two bil- the and decided to startle the city lion pounds of hens and roosters wife in brand new by appearing that were marketed. No wonder raiment. To save wear on the new over a billion dollars of poultry and suit he placed it in the back of eggs are produced every year. the wagon. A few miles from home he took off his old clothes and tossed them off a high bridge jl BASEL into the river. Sunlight is generally thought to He was surprised to see that he beneficial to most animals and Kie new clothes had dropped out be of value of the it has been proved wagon. to many, including l.r. man babies. Giddap, Maude, yelled the old But two scientists at Urn Minneso- man, down his shir tail pulling ta. Experiment Station T. W. as he realized his plight. Well and C. H. Eckles have her anyhow! Rice Owl. surprise found that calves did just as well in continued darkne-- s as in light HO GATE TEHDEE and in' fact some of t em d;i hotter in the darkness tin . those that An engineer, surveying the right were brought up r 'i rermal of way for the proposed railroad, conditions.. For their f,'Teriinents was talking to a farmer. heif-e- r they used four grade Yes. said he. the line will calves and kept two U'mu in run right through your barnyard. s answered the farmer, Well, 11 do can it, if ye want, but 1 ye be jiggered if Ill get up in the night just to open the gate every time a train comes through. CAT A HAUGHTY Eoosevelt, Utah s., PRINT SHOP A HOUSEHOLD toJ SAV, little exclaimed she when her foot, Jean, stamping saw Tabby carrying a little kitten You aint by the back of its neck. fit to be a mother cat! No, you 0. aint even fit to be a father. Look here, yA CALLERS. NECESSITY HAVE NOU A THE LAST GOPY Cf OUft! ISSUED MISSED SOMEHOW, AWN jay wife war be happy ; TIUSHe i SETS IT P., Wisconsin. Hubby I miss the since it3 gone. Wifey You missed old cuspidor it before Pathfinder. thats why its gone. Women who refuse to have birthdays, ought to give them to small boys who could enjoy them. Chickens suh said the old neis the usefulest animal gro sage, dere is. You can eat. dem before dey is born and after dey is dade. j self-feedi- self-feed- er Sieg-man- n, x. EAY FOE ST. PATEICK ng had got a for a railroad. The foreman handed him a The Washingtons have made red flag and a green flag, and told effort to strengthen their r other him, Whenever you see a train staff by recalling Dick Cofc coming, get out and wave this red Ing rookie right-'' A homesick Irishman job as crossing guard flag. exGit away wid ye job! claimed Pat; Me wave a red flag when Oi got a grane one handy. Ill starve first. I-- I . Fortunately for McGraw, he t fat bank roll in the Polo gre Jlmmy OConneil cost $75,000. Bentley $05,000. Wayland Dean ! Send ted e frpp ii s t r a The Western 1 lit Mfg. 1 G51 Denver, 0- - Larimer: . CoD in mind the yLetkeep that in addition to priming this news- paper 'we do job work oi any kind. When in need of anything in this line he sure L'i . k.. NJ t Lj r t' oa of tls S5 - Gal-licks- twenty-year-old- from, the Jersey City team tematlonal league. Professor (after hours dissertation on Egyptain archeology) and Tyson $40,000. These four? Does anyone care to ask any st Charley Stoneham $230,000. questions? Voice in back of room Just orn SAVE THE PrtOFlF In question, professor. your opinion S.W what is clam digging fishing cr by buying the agriculture. direct from Vi LOUIS LARIS SUBSCRIBE FOB THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER f ROOSEVELT Pick a LUSTY BULL For Profi- tThey are builders of Beef R. S. LUSTY & SONS, Duchesne, Breeders of Pnre Bred' Hereford Cattle ft , |