| Show ' THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH Dr News Notes It a m Privileg a to Live in Utah ' MARY North Summit high school by Its 13 to 0 victory over Wa-satch county high recently won the right to contest the winners of he western half of the division for the state tournament berth BOISE — Idaho shipped to Los Angeles last year 894750 pounds of dressUtah sent the southern ed poultry The California city 323815 pounds Two states together provide Los Angeles with 20 per cent of the dressed poultry consumed shipped to Los of year 320845 pounds dressed poultry Idaho lent the southern California city 894750 pounds The two states together provide Los Angeles with 20 per cent of the dressed poultry consumed SALT Angeles LAKE-U- tah last moved from the summer ranges In Colorado to the winter ranges Jn Utah It was announced recently by Thomas Redmond chief state sheep inspector who has Just returned from the border being more one PROVO— “If we had pheasant we would have our limit" remarked Bob Bullock to Wit Hoover a th e y'we r e h u dl n g In the YicTliltf' of Spanish Fork recently They had already shot three and were returning to the marshes of Utah lake near Provo PAYSSN stockholdThe annual ers meeting of tho Strawberry Water Users’ asoclatlon was held recently with at the Nebo stake tabernaclo Preeldent Lee R Taylor In charge A levy was made of 30 cents por 10 cents for operation and maintenance and 20 cents for a reserve fund — IfAnd ing at song: then lie the same atarted singing time and this SALT LAKE — Moderately cool weather and showers of the last week hare Improved the grain outlook In Utah and germination of most sowaccordings this fall Is now expected ing to the weekly crop report of J Cecil Alter government meteorologist Winter range forage has Improved and large numbers of sheep have been moved to winter range RICHFIELD— R Scott Zlmmermmn la charge of rodent control In Utah Is vlstlng Sevlor county In a campaign for control of porcupines in national forest areas It is claimed that this rodent Is very destructive of tree life and forage once It becomes numerous Reports from forest rangers dicate that the poicuplne family has materially Increased this year In the Fish lake forest CEDAR CITY— Final arrangements have been made for the program for Branch Agricultural college Founders' day ing November 18 The two outstand- features of the program will be the address by Charles R Mabey and the dedicatory ceremonies by Dean Milton Bennlon Mr Mabey and Mr Bennlon served as members of the Branch Agricultural college faculty In the days when the school was a branch of the University of Utah LOO AN — Proclamation restoring to entry the waters rfthe Logan rlver M was Issued recently by George Bacon state engineer Waters of this stream were withdrawn from filling on November 24 1923 to protect them aganlst possible appropriations which might Interfere with the proposed Cache valley reclamation projects The proclamation restoring the stream to entry becomes effective as soon as of It has been notice published three successive Weeks LAYTON — As set forth In the weekly vegetable review published by the Kansas City office of the United States In bureau unique situation prevails Domesthe onion market this year of late tic production onlona la about lighter than last season with eastern crops particularly short Shipments were quite Jheavy earlier in the fall but have now are reBrices begun to slacken latively high— two or three times those of last autumn — and are at such a livel as to attract a large volume of onions torn foreign countries vttkaWwaUa ilk vail “4UUaM“ Ml a U (tlhM lahe) Skid Pm klral earreal (wiituia tubM) malilotW come I Hawk Without a Perch The gtime of "Hawk without a perch" can be played In the garden or In the fields and nny Dumber can take part In It As soon as the players have agreed to begin the game they cry:— “The last perched Is hawk" npon which every player tries to get a perch — that is to gei hla feet off the ground The players may sit on a gate stand on a piece of wood or In fact do any- udnf? Um as their feebde on the earth He or she who ts longest In finding a perch must be the hawk Now the players signal to each other and chnnge places or fly to new and the hawk tries to catch perches them whilst they are off the perch If he succeeds naturally the player he whom has touched becomes the hawk In his or her turn Definite Little Mary about four years old was visiting her aunt when aa old arrived from out of acquaintance town The lady by wny of Conversation asked Mary where she lived “Well" said Mary very Importantly “you know Bobbte the cat I live right next door to him" Hit Company Manner Llttla Jimmie — Burs me the cake Ills Mother (who sviini him to If you lene) If — w hd Jlmmv ? 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Bystander — They're running Jones out of town he was caught minding hla own business Kent Radta Boar Ibioa Int CO Attomtar Ikoiai Free PhUadalpUay Cutting Critique Robert of Saint Hubert professor school painting at the Fontainebleau was shown over a very blatant new house the other day liy Its apartment owner a New York builder “Yes” the man said at the end of “I guess there the visit of inspection ain't nn apartment house like this In 7 stories the woild Twenty-fou3000 rooms 800 bathrooms elevators ami best of all” — here be paused — "best of all sir the place N fireproof absolutely fireproof throughout" "Oh wlmt a pity I" said Mr Better to be envied t Painless Parker Dentist 174 i South Mata Street Salt Laka City SemloH Hotel Suu ud Cmm jalt lake cm A Hotdof Smt a KENT MANUFACTURING Ava TVmpl the house lighting aabiaiti Panel fall Modal PrkaadoBot to 84 “Be true to your teeth or he false to y ou Wliatacomforttoknow your radio Co Coan Wrecking St 8T4 IaL (itjr Itoh Phone end used Building Materials of nU Plumbing Pipe Paints end Hardware Raft New Modal and Iron and Motal Co Monsay 3rd Wee t - Salt Lnka City Ufil Treasure for America? said the Frost Brothers "ws never henrd you talk like this before Do you enjoy seeing the flowers come In the spring?" up “Ha ha ha" laughed Jack Frost And as he laughed the flowers which had not already been touched by his magic stick began to droop and wilt “That was such a cold laugh" they whispered sr their bends nodded forward “We really couldn’t stand It Even though we won’t see our friend Mr 3un until next year" When Jack Frost jaw the flowers at his laugh he chuckled drooping some more Tm a clever old chap" he said the said "Indeed Frost you are” Brothers “But haven't you worked long enough yet? Haven't you frostbitten enough flowers?" “Ah" said Jack Frost “wlmt would to you If I were not the happen leader?" “We do not know" said the Frost Brothers’ “hut you have such a love of your wnrlt you could keep at It forever and ever" “Oh no not as long as that" said Jack Frost "I would not have such a good time If I did this all the time It's always such a treat to me now “And I love tt os I dlsnppenr In the morning to hear the people say: “Jack Frost must hare been around last light’ Oh I love to hear that “Ah y'n It's a celebration lo go frost biting tike this as well as our work I" ANT FOB USED Used Pipe Fitting1 & Valve teto) AUMe4i41 ('ullforulii nmy noon gain the altar from the famous Stoke Poges church of this It was In the churchyard church that Gray wrote his “Klegy In a Country Churchyard" If the sug locul now church the before gestlon council receives the final approval of the chancellor of the diocese the altar will soon cross the Atlantic to adorn the “Churih of the Little Flowers" near Los Angeles henr" “Well" It Mnln So 4th taka Mini lUtalnMkA It ae rwt(rlnthHl(wllkM oloda lultM r ballarlaa Ing them fitted CITY OTA SERVICE GARAGE Oa the air— every Sunday night— Attvatvr Laughed Jack Frost up In the spring AND have Try u if! 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