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Show MAGNA, flTAH FI? in AY. AUCUST17. 1834 SECOND HALF SCHEDULE OF FOUR MAN TEAM Continued from page 1 pick. Turn No. 5 Rot Pickard (c), ATXuchesi, W, Williams, N. Wegge bad. . Team No. 6 W. S. Hook (c), C. Mantle, Clem donee, C. Quigley, H. Bletzacker. Turn No. 7 Harry Lou (c), M. Maibea. Team No. 8 L, O. Noylor '(c). -- Lee Self.Q, H. Stewart, Boh Taylor. Team No. 9 J. W, Ridd (c) H. Woodbury, P, M, Chase. E. Wal bee. Team No. JO P. R. Schultz (c), Wm, T reseder, Wm. Larson. Wm ; i t No. 14. Team No. 4 vs. Team No 9. Tam No. 3 vs. Tam No. 11 Team No. 5 ys. Tam No. 10. Tam No. 6 vs. Team No. 8, Ttam No, 7 vs. Team No. 12. Sept. 12 to 18. Tam No. 8 vs. Tam No. 2 vs. Team No. 10. Tam No. 3 vs. Team No. 14. Tam No, 4 vs. Team No. 12. Team No. 5 vs. Gus Papanikolass Central Lumber Team No. 13. Team No. 6 vs. Team baseball team added another victory No, 9. Ttam No. 7 vs. Team No, to their string here Sunday by scoring a three run wily in the H. eighth to down the Salt Lake Nippons,inning all-tSept. 19 to 26, Tam No. 1 vs. Japanese nine, 12-1Team No. 14. Team No. 2 vs. Tam Gus lsd bis tarns bitting attack II. Team No. 3 vs. Team Nd. 13. with three singles in four trips to the Team No. 4 vs. Team No. 8. Ttam while Danny Arnone hit a home No. 5 vs. Team No. 9. Team No. 6 plate, run with one man non in the fifth to vs. Team No. 12. Team No. 7 vs help the cause. Inouye,'. Japaneses Team No. 10. pitcher, wss the visitors leading hattt-ma- n with a triple and two singles in four attempts. Hefferman. Team No. II -- A. C. Ensign (c), C. Green, E. W. Englemann, H. C Anderson, Hop Ensign. Team No. 12 W. L. Garfield (c), B. Richardson, H. Garrily, Bill Haymond. Team-N13 H. L. Erickson (c), A1 Aldquist, T. Aldquist, Mer Jin Aldquist. ar 0. Livestock Specialist Advises Feeding of of Mrs. Emil Droege, formerly resident of Green Riva but Magna, in Salt er, Wyoming BOWiT'visiting Lake and Magna. While here. Mr. Droege is going to undergo an Operation at the Holy Cross Hospital. Her many friends wish bee a very speedy recovery. Pataeo" Workman la an loath palace The Pooplet tutlon at Mila End, London, established to furnish facilities for adoration and recreation to the people t Bast London. Rom Miner. Lewia Paul. Delbert Mitchell and Harold Newman. The arrival of there men bring the Company strength to 223 men. moet of whom art" from Salt Lake Tooele. Unitah. County, Carbon, Sevier and Sanpete are the ather Coun Sixty-fivtiei represented at Camp. WANT-AD- S of theic men are located in a at Mirror Lake at an allude S. L. Nippons of nearly 11,000 fett. Tbe remainb po 1 ing 1 68 are at Soapttone. T. Kuramada c ,4 0 8 0 J. Yasukochi 2b Tbe men are engaged in 4 1 3 5 THE J. Kuramada lb improvement. Camp ground ..4 2 10 0 A. Yasukochi ss 4 . 2 Ranger-- Station Construction, Camp TOOELE SALT LAKE S. Ushio rf insect control, timber 4 0 maintainance. othe'r and worthwhile Inouye p 4 5 cutting Waki If 4 0 Takehora rf 4 0 Every opportunity is offered these Matsumma 3b 4 men to increase their knowledge young TOTAL 36 9 24 ij. and to develop their skill. Some of the new men from Magna have a! Central Lumber Leaves Salt Lake .eaves Magna ready enrolled in class work and are for Salt Lake For Magna B. Ziio s .. hand short in busily engaged 5 studying G. Papanikolas 2b and German during the evenings 9:40 a. m. ...7:00 a. m. 4 1 :40 1 :00 a. Trtseder lb m. 4 p. m. the base In early evening football, Powell 3b 4 m. 4:00 p. ball, horseshoes and volley-bal- l are d..ZS.A 7 :4Q p. m. Turpin cf ... 5 :00 p. m. emanding their attention. N. Papanikolaj rf 2 J. Sonnr p 2 TJie Camp also maintains a library SALT LAKE DEPOT Arnon c 4 a good variety of works on containing Gersick If 77 South on West Templi 2 diverse subjects and current magazine ' If MAGNA DEPOT: Magerai 2 and newspapers. the latter Among J. Papanikola Rasmussen Garage .4 is the "Magna Times which the men TOTAL 37 1 1 27 10 arc always glad to receive e Livestock experiments in Utah have indicated a deficiency of phosphorus in many of the feeds used in the state Schedule of Four according to E. J. Maynard of the Man Team Utah State Agricultural college. Sugar beet1 byproducts, wet beet pulp, dried August 15 to 21. Team No. 1 vs. pulp and best molasses are especially Team No. 10. Team No. 3 vs deficient in this valuable mineral. A1 Team No. 12. Team No. 5 vs. Team falfa hay and the small grains, barley, No. 14. Team No. 2 vs. Team No wheat, oats and corn are all apt to be 9. Team No. 4 vs. Team No. II low in Feeds that are phosphorus. Team No. 6 vs. Team No. 13. Ttam rich in phosphorus include mill run 7 vs. Team No. 8. No. bran, cottonseed cake and steamed bone meal. 1 22 Team No. vs. to 28. August Team No. 11. Team No. 2 vs. Team The use of any one of these feeds No. 12. Team No. 3 vs. Team No. in livestock maintenance and fatten9. Ttam No. 4 vs. Ttam No. 10. ing rations should cause a much more Team No, 7 vs. Team No. 13. Ttam efficient use of the feed nutrients . No. 6 vs. Team No. 14. Team No Phosphorus is a necessary part 5 vs. Team No. 8. of every cell in the body.- - It is an essential part of the centarl nervous sys1 29 to Sept. 4. Team No. August it is necessary for the proper vs. Ttam No. 9. Team No. 3 vs tem and Team No, 10. Team No. 5 vs. Team digestion of carbohydrate fat and No. 12. Team No. 6 vs. Team No. 11. Team No. 2 vs. Team No. 8. With a limited feed supply it is of Team No. 7 vs. Team No. 14. Team paramount importance that phosphorNo. 4 vs. Team No. 13. us be present in the livestock ration Sept. 5th to II. Team No. 1 vs. to insure a return from every pound of Team No.l 3. Team No. 2 vs. Team nutrient available. AMAZE A MINUtv6 SCIENTIFACTS . BY ARNOLD Gluttonous crows IN FOOD DAILY TO EXIST, WEIGHT FREQUENTLY EATING THEIR FULL WEIGHT EACH DAY, 9 ,'jj WM PAY! Stub-Cam- p t 15IEUEJEIEI2IEU, J Team No. 14 M.M. Insketp (c). Rothrock, J. Scbwer, D. R. Kiser " Crows require half their Among the nineteen new enrollee in CCC Co. 960 located at Soapstone are four young men from Magna: - Phosphorus Supplements o. J. CENTRAL LUf.IEER NEW Eft'ROLEES TEAM WINS FROM MAGNA FROM NIPP0NS ENTER C.C.C i t '77 , .: 1 gJK'-w- y 5 V- i- - - IT- - 4k2i. STAGF 1 Far froaa near The nearest fixed Biggest bears STAR IS2 0.000 TIMES FARTHER FROM THE EARTH THAN IS THE SUN , J GREAT BROWN tcARS A C0AST ISLANDS ARtTlS LARGEST BEARS IN THE WORLB, a ! m 0 . svail-able- J his free book will lead you to r Places youll talk about! 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