Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING JUNE 5 Qarden Delicacies DOWN FUND TO FIGHT HOPPERS Too Late Now for Action Say Opponents of Appropriation Fixed for Certifying of EXPERT OFFERS - CODLING MOTH Plantings Recommended for Idaho Locality Sprays of Oil Emulsion for June ' Found Effective in BURLEY Idaho— Applications for Northwest SHOW STAGED BY LAST TWO DAYS! CLUBS 4-- H It's the Talk of the Town! He married her with a corkscrew aa a ring and forgo t her name after the first di Ink I — Six Pig and Calf Groups Present Successful DALLAS Texas June 12 (UP) —A big grasshopper with a tag inscribed “Wichita Kans flew Into the automobile of J E Means here today If the tag was attached this year the hopper had made tha distance of more than 300 miles crossing several rivers In three days Means attached another tag and released the hopper PLAN TO CHECK Seed Potatoes By "UNCLE BILLY" I am taking it for granted that you inches in diameter and with four to have seeds of the staple vegetables every plant it will be seen that one all planted In addition there 'are dozen plants will furnish all the eggplants the average family needs many vegetables usually regarded as Green peppers too are always purdelicacies which are as easily pro chased by the housewife when they duced in the home plot as peas and may be grown at home cheaper and carrots very easily Take a glance through Take the eggplant for example a modern cookbook and notice how Fried eggplant is a dish like univer- many recipes call for peppers sally and stuffed eggplant is one for Green peppers are very tender and the epicure Of late years the egg- must never be planted until warm plant has come into common use and weather has arrived for sure Buy a it will grow in your garden with few plants of various sorts and set Hopper Flies - 300 Miles in Only 3 Days i The Vegetable Garden Date ' f 13 193:2 Agricultural News of the Intermountain Region HOUSE TURNS ts ’Sf v r&cf UVs iSmthZi -- PAUL Idaho — Six pig apd calf clubs under supervision pPjCounty Agent Buford E Kuhns cooperating with Dan Warren district 4 H club leader staged a successful livestock show last week with approximately 200 spectators witnessing the events Cash prizes for the first three places in four classes were offered by business men of Paul Winners Included Swlne-flttlncontest Phillip Borup Emerson district first Dallas Stocking Paul second Layton Schrock Emerson third swine showmanship Layton Schrock first Carlson Tol man Paul geccfnd Dallas Stocking 4-- BREEDERS PICK to HER NEW PRESIDENT five-acr- Coming Wednesday! TAIXULAH BAN HUE AH —in— "THUNDER BELOW” g e Picture A Paramount certificates of seed potaatoes must be In the office of W W Palmer county WASHINGTON June 12 agent not later than July 1 The ofBy ANSON B CALL JR fice announces that either certified Assistant Utah County Agent Prospects of federal funds to combat seed potatoes must be planted for PROVO— Due to the recent rain this year’s grasshopper scourge ir certification purposes or a and C0(1 feather the codling moths eight northwestern states dimmed sample of the grower’s seed must have been already tested in seed plot are not as active this spring as usual when the house again Saturday Associaturned down a federal appropriation planting at Lewiston this year The According to the hootch pot records Ilolstein-Friesia- n Lewiston plantings are made in which have been third for that purpose In different kept if sent and March the sample tion Fills National Post proves Fitting and showing for first ye Opponents of legislating the of moths Utah the first county parts use the not undesirable calf club members: Clyde Culley grower may carried in a senate amend27 to seed certification his from were for Convention at Paul first Edward Schrock EmerMay being caught purposes ment to the agricultural appropria30 but only a few were flying There Certification fees are $4 for a son second Homer Peterson tion bill offered Secretary Hyde's 75 no cents an and for was five acre a of when third fitting and showing secplot period days opinion In a letter to Representative areas above five acres There is also moths were taken in the traps In ond year clubs Elmo Billlngton Paul Buchanan (D Texas) in charge of 12-- At Wls MADISON the June a cost of $4 for membership fee in the Provo district June 5 the larg first Walter Toevs Paul second the agricultural appropriation bill annual convention of Wayne Thomas Paul third the Idaho Certified Seed Improve- est number were taken for any one that it is now “too late for the agriIlolstein-FriesiaAssociation of Two inspections day The rain for the next few days the ment association A feature of the show was a fitting culture department to carry on an are made by extension specialists retarded their activities As it takes America held in Madison May and showing demonstration by Meleffective control campaign against 1 Dr L M Montrose Pa Thompson during the growing season and regu the eggs from 10 to 14 days to hatch vin Hollinger a former club memgrasshoppers" lations as to rogueing and planting there may be a few worms which was reelected president J Homer ber now a member of the Future The house also defeated a comMd was Middletown of must be adhered to have hatched but not enough to jus- Remsburg Farmers chapter of Rupert high promise proposed by Representative For seed potato production it is tify a spray Weather conditions at elected vice president to succeed F S school who exhibited a Simmons (R Neb) for $730000 for four-yea- r Four of Va Walker this Orange In recommended that cover the first plantings present indicate that registered Jersey cow poison directors elected were- H V A locality be made not earlier than the spray should be applied the first part award of a showmanship Hyde’s letter presented by BuchaY H W Mott cane special N or of Cool the last of first Kenwpod June Noyes of this week was given to Layton Schrock as July nan said: coming Sheridan Martin Kan is said is it desirable fall weather Herrington extract from an The is swine showman by Edwin following “This is to confirm my verbal statechampion but an article by Dr E J Newcomer in Lebanon N J J Luscher Fainriew Ames leader of the Pig Tamers club for the growth of small-sizement made at our conference of Friof WisP Riordan Directors J Ore formed seed size of A bureau to States the United perfectly climax Larger the charge day was a baseball day that it is now too late for the foot apart in the richest soil sets should be used than in planting of entomology at Yakima Wash Dr consin and F O Lowden of Illinois game the Paul 4 H boys defeating department to carry on an effective ordinary care The glossy purple out ahave terms and their unexpired in full sunlight and where for commercial spuds Newcomer is one of the best authori- resigned the West End control campaign against grasshop- "eggs” look very handsome indeed you boys 6 to 5 Dous-maties on codling moth conti ol In the will be filled by F J Southcott pers as provided in the estimate for In the neat rows of the vegetable gar- they will not sutler for watr ChiCarroll A Wis and John west: There are many sizes and shapes in den an appropriation for this purpose “From the standpoint of Insect con- cago This plant belongs to the same fam- the sweet peppers The pimento pep“The essential feature of any con Resolutions to reduce registration the trol we should like to recommend trol campaign against grasshoppers ily as the tomato pepper and po- per may be grown and canned in more even and will be the addition of three or four sprays and transfer fees were defeated as is to poison the young locusts as they tato It only requires good soil and home of oil emulsion to the usual lead ar- it was the consensus of opinion of the For the average palatable than those usually - purfirst emerge from the egg beds and plenty of water We believe they are 184 delegates from 46 districts pressenate sprays befoie they have any opportunity to family it will be best to purchase a chased as a special delicacy The Chiworth all they cost But the pos- ent that there should be no curtailON THE AUDIBLE SCREEN migrate from such areas into the few plants because eggplant seed is nese giant is a popular pepper very CAPITOL— Fredric March and Sylvia Sidsible injury to the trees or fruit and ment in state and national extension fields The grasshoppers have now one of the slowest germinators and large and deep red in color much dewas A resolution In work ney Bull passed a the “Merrily We Oo to HeU' with to than Even remove the residue warm the need of hatched in practically all parts bigger temperature is ability Adrianna Allen 8keets Gallagher claring a moratorium on penalty fees PARAMOUNT— must be considered tha areas where heavy infestations the plants will not do anything until Nose “New Moral lor Old with for registering females until January Robert Young Margaret Don’t omit a few of the hot peppers were anticipated and a large portion nights are warm as well as days Perry Lewi Removal of Residue Important 1 1933 This means that females of Stone —Laura Hope Crewes Allow three feet of space for each while you are about the planting busi Butter and Cheese Output of them have moved from the hatchEdward G Robinson In 'Two “As a rule there is no practical all ages can be registered at the mini- RIALIO Seconds” with Preston loeter Vivienne plant for the foliage is big and the ness They are very ornamental as ing areas” need for using an oil emulsion for mum fees until the end of this year Osborne Ouy Kibbee Increased by Jerome When well as useful being called for at plants are great spreaders ORPHEUM— Ann Harding in the codling moth before the second Chicago's invitation to hQld the 1933 time eggs firm pinch out all flowers after Pi'siatfe with Laurence Olivier cover spray It may be used safely convention was accepted and the time Invlng Plohel ZaSu Pitts three or four eggs have come to each An unusually mild wseet pepper Is Cooperative ISIS— ’Behind Stone as world’s the Walls' with Robert be will flesh red cover with the second and third Feed with a balanced fer- the Neapolitan with zright appropriate plant Elliott Priscilla Dean Eddie Nugent Ann tilizer to quicken ripening Each ripe The pimento of course is the sweet sprays added to lead arsenate pro fair will start a few days before the ( hrtsty to be held Colman In “The Unholy vegetable will be seven or eight est of all TWIN FALLS Idaho— Butter and vided you have not used lime sulphur meeting is Garden' with Pay Wray Estelle Taylor Tully Marshall cheese production of the Jerome Co too late in the spung There will be OFM— Maurice Chevalier In "One Hour no undue difficulty in removing ttie operative creamery for May was rcsidue Oil With You” with Jeannette MacDonald with lead arsenate for Genevieve Tobin Roland Young greater than for any previous month the second brood TOWFR Nlnlh East and Ninth Bouth— sprays should not in the association's history Manager Marie DreNsler In ' Emma" with Jean O T Koster of the Twin Falls plant Injure the tree or foliage ExperiHersholt Rtrhard Oromwell Myrna Loy STAR— Helen Hnyeg In “The Sin of Madelon All units of the ments that we have run for two reported Thursday LOGAN — “The Beet Leafhopper in Claudet" Lewie and six oil with Nell Hamilton five years sprays using Falls m Twin Jerome creamery also John Gilbert In “West of Slone Northern Utah” is the title of a new on the same trees have shown no Broadway ” Gooding Cassia and Minidoka counbulletin just issued by the Utah State MARIzO iBucarhouse)— Marie Dressier In ties are increasing m output of milk reduction in the size of the fruit Emma“ with Jean Hersholt Richard Agricultural experiment station unand cream and the branch plants are The matter of residue removal how Cromwell Myrna Loy der the authorship of George F on this ever and is very important of in butter increasing production Knowlton associate entomologist account we cannot recommend the cheese ice cream cottage cheese who has been studying the beet Governor Will Speak at Report Indicates Pupils' Piano Recital distilled water and combination of oil and lead arsenate rfdCFBI buttermilk Consecutive Three leafhopper in cooperation with the Fruit so sprayed is of casein after July 25 cream Manufacture Held in Emerson Ward market bureau of entomology U S departBenefit From Increase Burley’s Black and Show Freedom From has decreased due to the use of milk very difficult to clean ment of agriculture for a number It to use oil “In order after July in making cheese Idah Harrison Charon will preWhite Program of years in Rainfall Bang’s Disease The local branch has gained 48 is necessary to combine it with some sent a number of her pupils in a "The first Utah sugar factory was arsenate lead insecticide than other Total membermembers this year piano recital Monday at 8T5 p m erected at Lehi in 1891 Since that LOGAN—The Utah agricultural ex- ship in the five counties is also gain- For this purpose nicotine sulphate at the Emerson ward chapel Emertime many other factories have been BURLEY Idaho— Governor C Ben of a be at used dilution accredithas first station the 2300 Idaho in now may enrolled the with for BOISE (A5)— Crop growth periment ing son avenue and McClelland street built and the growing of sugar beets of a pint to 100 gal- was backward during May because of herd of dairy cows Jerome Cooperative creamery Twin or ed abortion-freThose who are to participate has become an impoitant part of the Ross is to be the mam speaker at the In the state The 42 females over six Falls county has nearly 1000 The lons or a fluorine compound may be cool weather but above normal preBoyer Raymond Emery Jack agricultural program in many irri- annual Black and White day at Bur- months of age and the two aged bulls de- used at 3 pounds to 100 gallons waassociation suffered a of new added supplies Parker Charlotte Fried Burl Brim-hal- l cipitation gated sections of this state From al- ley June 13 The governor will come were tested for Bang's abortion dis- cline the last year or two due largely and for ter dry Thomas Thompson irrigation projects Chemical Bands Used most the beginning the tiny beet to Virginia Burley from Pocatello and deliver ease three consecutive times six to sale of many dairy cows but is now "There is one control method in farms J N Jacobson federal crop Dykeman Miriam Fried Dorothy leafhopper has threatened the very his and all Kosmonths to Mr increase gave month negative his in apart said beginning afterstatistician at in East again address the Sunday parte Mary Joy Hall Betty Lou Boyexistence of this industry and in conaddition to spraying that appears to reactions In addition the station has ter said er Ruth Cormic report and William disease ion nection with the curly-towith all the rules and regujustify its cost and that is the use of ly “Warmer at the Twin Butterfat for is needed complied production weather which it disseminated has beon reAmong speakers who will talk oh lations pertaining to the securing of a Falls and Buhl plants for May totaled chemically treated bands We have best development of all crops” he Worley milsponsible for the loss of many 125210 pounds compared with 94725 had a block of trees banded for two said herd dairying and allied subjects will be of a generally "Harvesting lions of dollars to the sugar beet F W Atkinson head of the state uni- negative only 79 per cent of normal However Certificate No 1 was awarded to pounds in May 1931 Cheese produc years and the results this year are heavy of alfalfa got under way of growers and sugar manufacturers Comparing them with in the ciop districts in the northern good rains the first week in June versity dairy department H A Math-lese- the experiment station by the state tion here jumped from 17864 pounds remarkable early have improved the outlook" Utah Holstein breed western repre of agriculture over the in May 1931 to 39870 pounds m May similar trees in the same orchard and western counties The condition of on June “Poor prices competition of other sentative and D L Fourt extension department of Harden Bennion com- 1932 sprayed In exactly the same way we signatures feed with 1 this year was 80the crop "Pastuies good cent comcrops sugar beet nematode and crop dairyman Holstein cattle and such missioner of agriculture and W H per The plants produced 369600 pounds found this year very little increase the advent ofpromise the and warm weather failures due to curly-tohave tended other breeds as may be entered by Hendricks state veterinarian of Ice last month about equal to the in wormy fruit on the banded trees outlook for summer range is the best pared with 85 per cent of normal a to reduce the beet acreage planted junior clubs will be housed in the Some three year ago while in the unbanded portions the in several an animal output in May last year ago years years this has caused many sugar factories dairy barn at the fairgrounds and pathology was established and rabbits have also been percentage of wormy fruit was nearretardwax laboratory Poultry wheat "Wtnter growth to remain idle or to operate only the other buildings will be available at the Utah State Agricultural handled by the creamery as a side ly double that of last year The exact ed by the weather but excellent soil to study Bang's abortion disease line and have increased in propor- ratio is 1 2 and 2 3 respectively Last termlttently capacity runs are provided it should storm conditions moisture and promised a dom experienced by the factories that The Cassia County Holstein associa- and other animal diseases D E Mad- tion These are assembled at the season the banded block was only a bushels of 13 611001) do operate tion will furnish cows for the annual sen a graduate veterinarian has been branch plants and trucked to the little less wormy than the portion not production compared with 12114000 bushels “The losses suffered during recent business men’s milking contest which in charge of this laboratory since its main plant in Jerome for shipment to banded last year May precipita 4' has aroused much interest in the past r years and particularly the crop “In summing up we want to sug- harvestednorth Idaho The Jerome beginning and because of his efforts the California market was 150 per cent tion in a of 1924 led to the present investi- Other entertainment will be provided in an for control butefficient out Batethe all with gest program plant puts George Q cooperation piactically but In the other important gation The phases of the problem cov- by the show committee and there is man superintendent of the Utah ex ter while the Twin Falls plant manu- of the codling moth that should not of normal was "love divorce" ered by this study deal largely with to be a farmers' judging contest com- - perminent station dairy farm it has factures most of the ice cream ice and give undue trouble with residue re- winter wheat area east Idaho it the ecology of the insect including petition amongst club youngsters been possible to establish an accred- cheese for the association " tha! reaches the moval The trees should be thorough a study of its breeding grounds host and Future Farmers in showing and ited herd at the college ly scraped preferably during the of heart secret abunseasonal and OFFICER TO RETIRE plant relationships fitting judging The purpose of the animal disease winter or earlv spring when it can dance time of migration the effect A basket lunch will be held at laboratory is to assist dairymen and BERKELEY Cal (UP) — Oldct be done cheaply Chemically treated every woman! of certain parasites and predators noon in East park There will be free other livestock owners of California administra bands should be applied early in the state and damage to the sugar beet crop ice cream and milk drinks In the with their disease problems and many University tive officer in point of years of ser June These should be replaced TT 1 Special attention has been given to afternoon will come the speaking have made use of the help afforded vice is Joseph William Flinn On finally and any additional scraping certain desert environments which program with vocal selections by the by he It is hoped that June 30 he will retire with 45 years done that may be needed laboiatory lie in Tooele and Box Elder counties high school quartet Fanciers of all many dairymen of the state will take as university punter and supeilnten-den- t Studies duilug the past tin ee years bleeds of Uuny cattle aie invited as advantage of the Thorough Spraying Urged of the printing office behind opportunity of havhave been limited principally to the well as the public “The spray program should be care herds their accredited him ing areas In Box Elder Cache Salt Lake with a fully planned beginning Davis Tooele Utah and Weber counCalyx spray and followed by four to ties” six cover sprays Spray operations wrth LAURENCE A limited number of copies of this should be timed by the use of baits bulletin 234 (technical) can be oband any other reliable information OLIVIER tained bv writing the publications dila a rheree-- t that is available Three pounds of It VINO P04& w r s ation ? s “ 100 vision of the Utah agricultural experilead arsenate to ZASU gallons is advisPRESIDENT UTAH AGRICULTURAL iroler ctn ment station Logan The bulletin beto able for the first cover spray pro t h a a Iht lQ lAt0 fCTc BEAVER— Despite the fact that re not is die for technical tn ”3 a and vide on fruit Fdltor ing general heavy coating r‘DO'ORS'DPEH1M5''AMJr cent snow and frost has checked tnbution Stir Final” foliage Two pounds is enough for the NEW FAITH IN THE EARTH nr "Tha growth in lucerne fields to a certain other sprays An oil emulsion should H a 0 h a t the discourageextent some of the farmers in Beaver Notwithstanding be added to the second and third Mn“ cover sprays It should bIso be used valley are planning to begin to cut ments which now face agriculture bea in two hay by June 20 A majority of the cause of low farm the last comsubstituting sprays prices and with faimeis are anxious to harvest their fluorine compound for the lead arflat Klbhee first crop bs soon ps possible so the paratively high prices for commodisenate if or nicotine sulphate using ties farmers buy and the difficulty Preston Foster early summer rains will help mature of thf I1IO DOl HI K BILL aP''Ks Vlvlrnne Oibutna getting taxes down to the present our sociology tender dangerously inth fresenc a good second crop lm- Sc most TODAY TOMORROW and Finally direction level which conditions that Our husband commodity greater HELEN HAYS— LEWIS STONE e sPrdylng mus- be Many tender garden vegetables ’ threatening the economic secur- men began to wonder if thev should OGDEN — Members of the Ogden have been replanted owing to the are of millions of American farms continue their children on the land th?rRh'y) fnne' “THE SIN OF MADELON chamber of commerce and Utah nipping frost this week which ity PEram can is with the wealth of the world ncru CLAUDET” breeders of dairy stock have been in- blighted vegetables such as eucum the general trend of sentiment 111 u‘’ed 3 coun wlld excellent running noticeably in favor of agri- mulating so overwhelmingly in the results — Alv— vited to attend the ninth annual black bers tomatoes squash and corn A culture TODAY— KIHOnROW of hands of business men The of hundreds return and white day at Downey Idaho general change in weather has come thousands to the BROADWAY” It a RONALD was farms to hard convince “WEST those OF since annually Tuesday It is expected a good sized since the frost of Monday night the crash ix an indication of young folk that there was Dairy With John Cllhert — Madgs Evnn delegation of Ogden chamber mem- which ls customary In this section trend The fear that the inflation thkjsuperior of 'opportunity In agriculture worthy of thlltTrrn All admitted bers will attend tho celebration — In — early each June the immediately prfccdingjtheir talents In mind and chmacter I to tho ahow WedIncluded in the day’s program will It is reported that some fruit was 1930 decades an Inflation ratherilt is an inspiring fact that even vhen was "THE UNHOLY that GARDEN" Just be horse pulling contests stock jmlg taken by the frost nesday and Thursday from 1039 a Otheis report than a normal condition may bejlnconsequentinl little fellows were COMEDY NEWS m to 2 p m mg luncheon and business meeting huge limbs broken from their orchaid stated now as a national conclusion piling up fortunes through business and club stock Judging Prominent trees by the heavy snow of Sunday Evidence accumulates that we werpImarnpulHtlon of one or another kind members of the national and stutc night which will decrease the fruit living on false values and on obllgn- much of It nothing short of legalized Holstein Friesian organization will be i rop to a certain extent lions which we sought to pass on to fraud American faimers unnamed Herman Mndcr and Jack present Governor C Ben Ross of the future without definite thought loyal to their calling and a sui prising Idaho will also be In attendance as to who was to meet all our in- - number of the stronger youth re 1!muer who have 72 Hol'teln and I) M Almond is marshal of the day lOuernsey cows 45 of which are now debledness and when It was to be mained on the land and the executive committee Includes Twenty more cows will met Now that the miser able oconomi(”lPrndllfm8C J Mock John Rasmussen Allen The las k of confidence whuh today of the last few decades eoms riefi I00'"'1 into production in August Hendritks and Mr Almond Other The men have Installed a complete depi esses the world is link of con mtely nearing an end thee self committees in charge of arrangements MONDAYS Holidays ARE fldence in our economics and a re reliant folk even in their present cheese manufacturing apparatus with £ for the celebration Include grounds of the growing consciousness oLecoiiomtc distress see vindication of a capacity of 1500 pounds of theese suit DRAPER— Di sper Fgg Producers the terrible evil of our a h whir acres entertainadvertising dav HO premiums They present Inter their faith in truth over tnrkeiy in nl1 in alfalfaoperateand ment ipoits club finance and stock an oi gamzation that has grown to a national pasture This hay relationships and of the fail intelligence over smartness in morals'1’1 membership of more than 150 since ure of government soliciting committee both hpre and over mere mnnneis in strength and takes the place of the West Point it was effected on March 14 met at abroad to justice and good dignity of sptiit even if sometimes Cheese plant whu h was operated by the junior high school auditorium will Faith register in the integrity of natuir urn outh as opposed to the veneer we' Krrd Santsrhi until seveiai months Dairymen Spur Home Thui-idato hear Joseph evening In the cnrlli Itself which is nl called lespcctubility Agriruljure no ago when It wax sold to the Jeiome Purchase of Products Kopolowitz New York of the United and most the same as saying faith in agil matter what the bookkeeping reveals Cooperative creamery H M culture is as Fgg Purchasing corpmatlon strong as in the days o( is by way of winning a great vlrtoiy BOISE fA") — Tho Idaho State Dairy Diaper manager of the oiganization Abraham This faith Indeed has So as we feci the surge of old men’s association has launched a took charge grown stronger ax the centuries havr memories of unrestoia who srorned While memhets of the organization passed because the development ofiwoaltli for the right to live their ownling a field that had been unfilled fnr plan for encouraging home consumption of dairy prodin ts to “swallow have been receiving good price for science and increased knowledge in lives of an ancient faith which wepibont half a century Walter Robinthe 'urplus" their eggs the text of the dLscuxMonigrncral base shown nature to be not all but forgot there will he ic on of this town recently uncovered a fleeting with It G Mvers of Boise ai an urge for a Lll better giacte the victim of vhiui or caprice bntjinslnted in us our old rcguid for the big U S penny dated 1840 preldenl of the association 25 diliy it egg Officials at the meeting an the expression of law of univcrsaljtillcrx of the soli and for their (am man worked out a plan for each licipaie lilies living nn their sometimes few slight streng'lenmg of the iipplu ntlon county orginiartimi to pmmote New York egg mat ket in the near fu Agriculture tn tills seme H basic 'acres living simjilv but in great 11 e grestcr Ue of dairy pindtu ts through tur veiv foundation of human exist honestv with thenisehes and their iTImmas hoaid of hrnlth hns pnsed Mr Koplowitz I the selling agonllcme enrout aging eating of n e cream The always has been so andfclloAS and in harmony with the resolutions prohibit ng the salo ol nat cheese and drinking of milk for tli newly formed organization luial ice in bt Thomas When cuiicluaionslmoial order ol the universe 'alway will be I Mil m SBkiy MARCH Exhibit at Paul 1 Hey-bur- forty-sevent- h - d 4-- n At the Theaters RECORD SET nowTTaying BY CREAMERY well-know- "West-war- pickle-makin- d PAPER TELLS STATE-Ron- OFBEETPESTtfsHOW I 4 State College Herd Awarded ENGAGES ROSS ald COLD DELAYS CROP GROWTH Health Ratine one-ha- s4 lf two-thir- e Mini-Cassi- a I'feiai Tomorrow J:1J Mc-Ha- p 1 M n IH p e V fail-ui- e Asloryof USMRfO WARDG Farmers Begin Haying Plans is mm Thoughts onJRuralXife Chamber Invited To Attend Show Of Cattle Club T :U MARIE DRESSLER v FITTS V TONIGHT— At 1:30 and l mm DON’T MISS THIS ONE! ISIS Big Doubt Bill TODAY St TOMORROW “Behind Stone Walls” “The Guilty With With Robert Elliott PrlaclIIa Dean First halt Lalia Showing Loo Carrillo C'oniUnra Cummings Robert Young - ta-- COLMAN Fil£ Producers - i tU rrr HURRAH!! AGAIN! Hear Sales Agent r r 12 for 1 DAYS 1 fit LAGOON LAST TIMES TODAY MAURICE CHEVALIER JEANETTE MACDONALD — In— "ONE HOUR WITH YOU" WM TOMORROW HAINES K MADGE EVANS — In— MRE YOU LISTENING?" With ANITA PAGE and WALLACE FORD A Big Bargain TONIGHT Dinr Inside nr Out Finest Open Afr Floor In West Gents ladles tOo 250 |