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Show FRIDAY, AUG. MAGNA, UTAH. GARFIELD to Los Angeles $2.35 AFTER 1:30 P. M. $1.30 Sutioa-to-atatio- rate. n TELEPHONE Ahead for Accommodations ISM- - He talks about their having to be currency expert on Monday, a farm expert on Tuesday, a gold expert on Wednesday, etc. But he overlooks the task of the publishers back home, who have to interpret Washington dispatches for the borne folks, gather the local news, get out the home paper, and try to make ends meet. The country publisher no longer can just be an expert on births, get by. marriages, and deaths and wants to know When a farmer-reade- r what the latest relief plan is. he exComplex busipects a good answer. whether in ness. this oewspapenng. or Smalltown.?- - Pan? Washington handle Publisher. a Uub MAGNA TIMES Adjustment Receive f'mn Entered One Year Signet .n 2.00 ficate Greatest Circes Is Cc: Grut. grooming after shaving Men prove that everyday But dont stop there... To really enjoy the benefits of Mavis Talcum, as millions of both men and women now do, spnnkle or lighdy NEVTHOl !SE HOTEL A Distinctive Residence massage the same incomparable Mavis Talcum over the entire body. and protection! Thats comfort deCools absorbs perspiration odorizes. MAVIS TALCUM POWDER second installment payment is of nine cents per bushel. rate the at pro rata From this each producer' incurred by the that of the expense local production control association is deductable. Completion of the the more than $30,000,-00- 0 for second installment payments will raise the total wheat benefit payments for the entire country to apas proximately $98,000,000 had already been tplaced in growers hands by July 1. The $67.-073,7- The wheat program for the 1934-3- Month, Advaac '-- Advertising Rate Gvea oa Amit, . Published by The Howard Corporation H frt 5 the same crop year is planned upon The basis as the one just completed. benefit payments have been announced 29 cents per allotted bushel, the processing tax for the present remains the same and the amount of the reduc1 tion will not be more than 5 per cent the of Because splendid base. of the work of local organization by farmcomers for the program now being of the chief E. Geo. Farrell, pleted. secadjustment administration's wheat the wheat protion. predicted that, gram will work more smoothly this year. I Si PifahU la to It i ltdt Tt?.3 SUBSCRIPTION Rate! $657,473 wbo if Issued Every Friday t the postoffice it Magna, Utah at iK0T.WU act t Congms or , of compliance o their wheat 205.-00- 0 will rciv contracts adjustment estias the second payment, it i mated by the agricultural adjustment administration. conA total of $451,373 on 5,645 Ringling Bros, and Barnum If Bailey Utah in been approved have tracts that Organization Presenting Hundred of installment first the has been paid as Surprising New International Features of on the 1933 crop snd mailing This Season. Including Otari will prosecond the payment on checks in Flying Trapeze Sensation Troupe that Uub estimated is It ceed rapidly. Never Before in America wheat adjustment contract signet will receive a total of $657,473. Utah Of course, Mavis Talcum is as well indispensable as a razor to An Abode . . . renowned Throughout the West - START 30 MILLION WHEAT CONTRACT SECOND PAYMENT Raymond Oapper, Washington Post staff member. sheds a number of tears over the hard lot Of Washington correspondents. by TELEPHONE 10-- H ! Aj. cross. ' Tbe Otari u Mil. GiUet tug tI m tinent. art among wit ZQmn z,, ci thiyut Tfc citcui lew, tarns of loo cat mop, ttu, The world's mightiest amusement a elephants. 1009 entourage, the Ringling Bros, and 8 Bailey Combined Circus with and 700 home its gigantic 1934 program of new world-wid- e wonders, many of which ThegtraG; have never before appeared in America, been ttcalUd To.! is definitely scheduled to exhibit in Salt Lake City, Saturday. Angost 25. nmph to join th, Broe and Banns V fc The gorgeous, vastly enlarged ta tion of man. ThsaU augural spectacle. "The Dnrbar of da Troupe of high the famous Delhi" stupendously introduce multitude of arenic marvels that sue greatest bareback ridtn,, ceed this pompous panoramic display. bert. moK daring boot The great new international tory, the ma trefoil Yu of features presented in the sev- Uyeno and Yos 1 en rings and stages, huge hippodrome troupe and the hno track and the maze of aerial riggings Harolds, Rooneys and ndudes the recently imported Otari wizards, art a Troupe in the most astounding mid- liner among tbs bttttr1 These inThen art 150 iattnt air feats ever witnessed. trepid performers fly from all points out downs in the gib I of the compass at the same time in ancts of tht woridi I perilous forward and reverse flights tbt greatest congms of through space from their lofty aerial assembled. Bar-nar- forward-aometmdu- , Loyal-Rtjmul- u con-gre- sa bt fJ JtAVEI , tOSttTtt I paw Chiro A TWO OLD GNU'S NEW GNU MADE SOME NEW GNU NEWS imol sikK 360 ,U - iAMIUaA'AMARCTlA LCAJiAh fhuixfaet U.XM.A. THE TRACTOR COMES BACK! SAN FRANCISCO. George Bist-snsuperintendent of San Francisco i the city Fleishacker zoo, informed ditor by telephone: "We have some news about the gnus. Do you mean it's new news?" asked the city editor. new news Yes." replied Bistney, about the new gnu." But all newt is new, protested the city editor. Oh, we have some old gnus here.' responded Bistany. but I want to give you some new gnn news about the new gnu that our old gnus have. "Will you please. pleaded the city editor, write it and send it in? Bistany did and his note said: was trying to give yon some gnu news about two old gnus that have a baby gnu. Both the old gnus and tbe baby gnu ate doing very well. traN Save Time and Money by Using Hi - Delivery c dosing Hof M riUdat XU5.E. The raving of timt between shipper and consigner is tht modem transport efficiency. from the shipper and Red Anov Our Free Pick-u- p Service plus Free Delivery toe onsignet provides tht ur L. C. L. freight problem. SALT LAKE & UTAH RAM pGES k lorkm MMn iyso. Fun a FUR Mfinut Mi of our machlno crossing dangerous ertvasse on bridgt of telephone pole. I ITTLE AMERICA, ANTARCTI- - Crawling ahead on skits Skinner CA, July SO (via Mackay Ra- suddenly spied he heads of two of my orange gaaoline drums. Thus dio: Our tractor party la back without Admiral Byrd! And what the beacon was discovered! The a trip it was! Dr. Poulter and hi winds had reduced the snow beacon to a tiny mound but the same winds t four companions reached our cache had done us the great favor of unof gasoline, oil and food 60 mile the brilliant drums and covering south of Little America but they lUalL had ta travel 1S& mU.U gat ther to was It and go utterly Impossible any further without the moat extreme danger. So Dr. Poulter wisely decided to turn back In the midst at a terrific billiard and start preparation for another tractor dash to Bolling Advance Base to bring our leader back to us. And It waa my orange-regasoline drum that allowed them to find the 60 mile base at all, the trail flag haring been obliterated. Admiral Byrd's Hut In February, Lieut. Commander Thus ended on of the most asNovllle, my boss, requested me to tonishing trips aver taken by man. two on Ty-da sledge load drums of With the flags buried It was not gasoline, one case of Veedol moto go on, even by compass. tor oil and two tins of kerosene. possible While the crew waa not able to These were to be cached at 60 Mile reach Admiral Byrd, it established Base, known as Camp Amundsen. for all time the superiority and effThe depot waa aet up. to provide iciency of tractor transportation for 'uel, food and equipment for the Antarctic work. I have asked the rail parties returning to little club to show if possible secretary traerica from the 4S0 mil tractor somi sort of a picture of Admiral id dog team trips we Intend to Byrd's hut with this article so you tske to the Polar plateau. On tbe can get an Idea of the kind of house aat day of March, CapL Innes-Tay-o- r he is living in under the snow. This returned from Bolling Advance hut, designed by Victor Cxegka, Ex Base and reported that our cache officer, is really an at Camp Amundsen was snowed pedltlon supply edifice. Only I feet wide. amazing over and waa not visible. With this IS feet long and 7 feet high It Is act in mind we all considered it built of two thin foils of aluminum probable that unlesa the flag trail such as one sees on ordinary pack wes oell marked and visible the ages, called discovered trr party under Dr. Poulter by Reynolds Metallatlon, Metals Company, two have great difficulty In lo- thin layers of wood about as light cal u ., the beacon at our cache. aa those used in peach baskets, Yesterday, after their return. I three to five layers of waterproof had a long chat with Skinner and building and two half Inch paper Carl Petersen, of Merrick, L. I., of kapok. This thin but warm N. Y. They said they were very layers construction Is held together by ken about the successful and eff- small pine posts, steel box straps, icient functioning of the tractor and and a pine floor. A replica of this Ka fuel and lubricating oil. Their house built by Pope and Cottle 'vnly trouble waa caused by snow la now on view, buried In lce at Into and plugging up the the World's Fair In Chicago. ove.uretor intake, necessitating In a very few weeks now the sun of the carburetor to clean it will return to shall com Jme Job at 71 degrees below raence the mostus and we automotive exciting ro! At approximately the location explorations In hlstoryTwkeep In e? tfie 60 Mile Base, they had to close touch weave all over looking for the you should with these enterprises Join our club now, enouthern trail. Since this area without cost, and receive the, tirely abounds In wide, deep crevasse It free working msp'of Antarctica and had to be traversed with extreme membership cardTo Join simply ..caution. write to me at the American head At this point when approaching quarters and send clearly self ad the supposed location the tractor dressed stamped envelope. Addresf waa slowed down and all hands Arthur Abele. President, Little Jr, MrefuUy scanned the area ahead America Aviation and Exploration in Gte light of our searchlight and Club. Hotet Lexington, 48th Street he headlamps on the tractor. No Avenue, New York,' of tha beacon! flags! On f -- Cop Mr Vwi foa H d YOU are nervous today, you probably not sleep well tonight If you dont sleep well tonight, you will probably be nervous tomorrow. Dont allow yourself to become nervous. Take Dr. Miles Nervine. It will relax your tense nerves and let you get a good nights MIm Carrier re sleep. sere. Irritability, .Restlessness, Sleeplessness, often Aeye and lead to Nervous Headache, Nervous Indieleepleee elgkie. gestion, Hysteria sometimes to a nervous breakdown and organic trouble. Some of the people, whose letters are printed below, were as nervous as you are possibly more so yet they have found relief. 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