Show JIIE GARLAND ft It’s a Frioilege to Livm TENNIS IS SPORT SAYS HELEN WILLS Given Contracts for Long Period News Notes! $ TIMES? CARL AND UTAH In Always to Be of Secondary Importance to Her UTAH GOOD SIRES WILL RETURN PROFITS Will Influence More Calves Than Five Cows iBull !By J J MOXLET Extension Live Stock Specialist Kansas Agricultural Collsgs) In tbs opinion of Kansas cattlemen IS good sirs Is worth 20 per cent of 'tbs value of tbs cow' herd Tbess same live stock raisers figure the sire will lnfluencs more calves than five cows during bis lifetime The bull represents the corner stone for a foundation of successful cattle production Close) connected with him la the right kind of cows The should represent the good big beef tpe In the Minnesota csr lot bab beef contest where the weight of a car load of calves at 13 months was the method of determining the winning load calves out of the biggest beefiest cows and sired b medium to big bulls were the ones which ranked at the top (living consideration to a demonstration In Clay count the past ear group of cows which would class as cows" were compared “good with those which were classed as medium in the weight sod value of the calves The good grads cows had calves 80 pounds mors weighing than those out of the medium grade cows Their calves were worth $1 — more hundred per making s difference for the ear of 81591 more in favor of the calves out of the good grade f Cows From ever angle In the cattle production business a good sire Is and a good cow herd Is a necessity great help In tbs production of beef “ that wll) return profit Proper Care of Horse’s Feet Often Neglected - ib - An Important but ofttluies neglected Job is to trim the feet of farm horses In dry weather the feet become tough and bard and It Is difficult to do anything Ilow- rain or s spell of evfr dbmp weather they will cut easily and It Is no great effort to getthcMu Into shape for the season's work Most farmers own a rasp which can be UHed to (lie down the rough unsightly edges of the hoofs which have grown duilng the winter Few farm horses are expected to work on cement or coucrete roadways und they do not have shoes A little Judicious at this time will give the trimming horse better grip on the ground and more confidence to go at heavy pulls The colts also should not be forgotten for the care which you give the feet of a colt may govern to a large extent the conformation of bis legs at maturity Find Lambs on Pasture Are Most Profitable I Lamba on pasture are produced more profitable la the conclusion of Purdue university exagricultural periment atatlon after two years' work When ewe and lambs were both fed on grain and hay the profit per lamb amounted to $111 and when both were pastured on timothy oats and alfalfa pastures the profit per Jamb amounted to $981 “The market finish of the two acts of lambs the same" said Claude Harper sheep ws specialist It pay to feed lambs on pasis a question often asked by Hoosler farmers Purdua found that lambs developed on pasture returned t profit of $981 and lambs fed grain en pasture returned a profit of $997 per lamb above feed costs “Does ture?" f Red Clover Excellent Pasture for the Hogs clover tnakea an excellent hogs and ranks close to fa aa a forage From the t of the average farmer or hog feeder it will probably he the moat used forage crop particularly because it fits better Into almost any system of crop rotation than does alfalfa However It will not usually support quite so many bend per acre nor will the forage season be quite so long but If not pastured too closely and not allowed to go to aeed It will generally produce an nbuudance of good forage An acre of clover should all summer furnish ample pasture for from 8 to 16 ahotea If properly handled Clover ts high In protein and will replace a large art of the tankage or similar feeds necessary to get maxi mum growth Red for f j Cure for Worms Tetrschloretbylene In single doses has been found to be approximately J00 per cent effective against the" sheep stomach worm and Is also very effecand some tive against the of the other roundworms found Ju tbe smalj Intestine of the sheep The In In doses of drug Is given capsules five cubic centimeters The animal should not be fed for 12 hours before the treatment If possible drug should narian be administered by a veteri- has made Helen Wills one women In the most famous today bat tennis she said al has been and always will con ways tlnue to be a matter of only secondary Importance In her life “I don’t know ho my life looks to other people" she said “but I’ve never let tennis be the thing that mattered most You can't do that Tennis Is lots of fun— but lt'a only Tennis of the HEBER CITY — Utah's lamb crop in 1329 Is estimated at 1(58000 head In spite of the unfavorable winter and In 1928 the crop amounted to spring 1732000 bead and In 1927 1(05000 world HEBER CITY— Last year's produce tlon of apples In Utah amounted U 880000 bushels with a valuation rl Salt Lake valley ts the $701900 heaviest producer a sport" If you don't think Helen Wills meant that read what happened to her In New York and her reaction to BRIGHAM CITY — Horse races broncs mules and steers bucking roping clowns and musical entertain era will round out a program each afternoon of the Peach day celebration 13 and 14 here September according to an announcement of the executive committee following a meeting nt the chamber of commerce PROVO — More than 71000 chicks hare been sold by ths Utah Poultry In the Provo Producers association district alone during ths past season according to Manager John T Harden of the local plant In the entire district of ths local plant comprising ths territory from Vineyard to Payaon more than 215000 chicks have been sold It Richard A Glendon can remain as crew coach at the United States Naval academy as long as he desires and his son Richard J Glendon has signed a new contract for three more years at Columbia with a younger brother Hubert as bis assistant Glendon 8r first became coach at Annapolis In 1993 His son became bis assistant In 1919 and succeeded his dad in 1923 He was bead coach anUI 1923 when he quit and went to Columbia The elder Glendon then became his but was coaxed back by Navy son's assistant at Columbia None of the Glendon's ever attended college 4 OGOEN— Farm crops sad livestock In ths southern part of the state are In excellent condition J Cecil Alter chief of the local weather bureau reported recently after an extended trip to that section The recent rains the fall and winter greatly benefited ranges and the Indications are that there will be plenty of feed he said During his trip Mr Alter visited seventeen weather bureau stations RICHFIELD— A banner year for beet growers seems certain In this section aeeordlng to 8 It Boswell county agricultural The agent long spells ol cloudy weather with frequent showers has been Ideal for Tha hay crops thq growth of beets have been shave normal and the grain has matured with less loss than was of the result ss a expected heavy storm that occurred July 27 CEDAR CITY— The total number of visitors Into southern Utah parks up to August 24 was 28074 against during the corresponding period of last year E T Scoyen superintendent of Zion park and Bryce canHe la attending yon said recently the governors' conference Approxiof national mately ten superintendents parks will visit here en route to or from Yellowstone park to attend a Intendents' conference In the park September 18 to 24 ROOSEVELT— Plans are well under In Roosevelt way for holding thfj fall the first dairy show ever held In the Uintah basin according to Walter E Atwood chairman of the agricultural and livestock committee of the Roosevelt Commercial club Mr Atwood says that owners of dairy cattle In all parts of the basin are taking a keen interest In the show and that hs Is now asoured that more than 109 head of the finest dairy cows In the basin will be exhibited AMERICAN FORK — The second carload of mill concentrates from tho mill of tho Pacific Gold Mining and in American Fork Milling company canyon left here last week for the smelter from the property Reports are that grade of ore that was milled In the drift is still heading Into the same last car of 55 tons about 860 to the ton An streak of high grade ore continues In the face of the drift and the workings give promise of a high grade bunch which may open up In the next few days SALT LAKE— Crops In Utah have suffered loss from the dry weather than In some of the other mountain states and the Indicated yield of beets la greater than In 1928 to the Standard Statistics comcondiGeneral pany of New York tions In this group of states are more than laat year the satisfactory Records of the comreports pany show that Salt Lake transacted the largest volume of business measured Individual by debits against for auy checking accounts reported July In the last 11 years VERNAL — Since the Inception late left spring of the drive on mountalr lions In the Diamond mountain region northeast of Vernal five of the killers As the lion Infested have been slain extends Into Colorado as territory well as the big Rime and fishing region efforts are being made by the sportsmen of Untah coun y to secure ths cooperation of tha Colorado state fish and game department to have the In past years the state line posted fact that hunters trappers and fishermen ct the two states at times found that they had unknowingly operated beyond the borders of their own state has led to some unpleasantness VERNAL —The first two days of the roundup of wild and abandoned horsee on the east end of Diamond mountain has netted 120 head among them a few stunted wild horses not much The Initial catch larger than a sheep Is corralled near the old Slaugh ranch on the slope of ths mountain and it is planned to drhe these animals and additional catches Into Ashley valley by the end of the month so that brand-ed horses may be redeemed and the unbranded stuff sold to the highest bidders The drive Is being conducted under the supervision of Einest Eaton ot Vernal When she- came In on theAqui-tanlwinner for the third successive of the Wimbledon championand a thirty news cameramen the big crowd of reporters boarded to take pictures of ehlp at quarantine ber and Interview her’ After the ship docked one of the ship reporters hurried to a telephone and in his story quoted Miss Wills as having said she doubted 'If she ever would play tennis In Europe again Tbe story went out and during the afternoon reporters began to flock Into her hotel to find out why have misundermust “Somebody stood me" she said amiably when she bad fonnd out what the excitement was all about "After all that would be natural there were lots of people enough around and quite a bit of confusion fO year ship 9 994 BASEBALL Record All His Own The greatest home run hitter the major leagues naturally to Babe Ruth of ths belongs His record probably Yankees will stand for years to come and Four may never be equaled times he has hit over 60 home runs in one season few ever coming with the bases fulL Since his entry into the American league excluding the present season hs Jias hit home runs in every park he has played in Following Is the number of home runs hit against pitchers of the different teams: Detroit 85 j Chicago 67 St Atlanta Is tbe best Southern league In Louis Boston 67 69 Washington PhiladelphiCleveland New York a- 66 68 12 (when playing with Boston) lie also has hit 13 circuit drives in world series he participated 9999mFmm(mmm(9 Lloyd Waner In batting to bla year showing brother the way Paul this Washing broke Into Grover Cleveland Alexander other Cardinal pitchers is having worst year Uke his a balls In 84 recent National league game were used In eight and Innings Illness and Injuries have Babe Ruth from the Yankee three times this season Dick flnrtPlII made good FJrntes with ouly a year’s minor league baebalL In taken lineup with tlte experience Burleigh Grimes' hopes of winning games this year were blurred when hurt his pitching hand and Athletics of Philadelphia their Chicago make good threats to win the American and Nabaseball tional league championships history will repeat Itself after many years The Athletics and Cuba met In the world seIes of 1910 the American then as now managed by leaguers Connie Mack winning four games to one The Cubs were commanded by the late Frank Chunce Only Eddie Collins of the present day Athletic roster was with the White Elephants In 1910 and since that time be has been west with Chicago snd returned to his first baseball love Of the stars under Chance's wing only one Johnny Evers remains In base ball Connie then bod Chief Bender son of Is big Sam Rice has been with since 1913 the year he majors 30 he If the point In too the Cubs and Athletics Are Old Baseball Enemies Cubs baseball the Babe Ruth Is playing bis tenth with the Yankees and his teenth In big league basehnlL sea- six Johnny Hodapp handled 10 chances without en error In a game Cleveland played with the Yankees Denny Sonthem Phllly outfielder hit safely In 16 games before Ervin Grame Pirate pitcher stopped him The Boston Red Sox released Herbert Bradley a pitcher outright to the Canton club of the Central league Jimmy Dykes the Philadelphia him why daily Is though not popular with fans They razz none can explain A catcher on a western girls team has not made an error In 31 games gave the little girl Somebody great big hand In previous years the Giants proved s fust starting club In the years the Giants won pennants they were off to early starts We especially want to be around the year the meek Inherit the earth to see where Philadelphia finishes In the Natloual league An anthropoid ape with a reach has arrived In this country shortstops shortage of ever seems unabated John Evert Jack Coombs and Eddie Flunk as bis pitching aces although Flank did not ppear a the MrItH (W1 won hre games xbe Cu mie Krea pcb era too Brown Including Mordeeal Unoil Overall and Ed Iteulbach The Athletics and Cuba have some able luoundsmen If he so wishes Mnungpr Mack can so Juggle Grove Walberg and Earnshnw that they can tart all the guinea between them Joe McCarthy earn counter Manager with Bush Root and Malone If he feels so Inclined aud has the opportunity ' Sculling Champion Rerthua Gunther of Holland who fame by defeating Joe Wright the Argonaut It C Toronto In 7 gained of Jr ' ‘ t’yal Henley re I'®5''8 00 °f the dla cars ° ac® and Is ot Am? mswase gtlrjn!uu Gunther for four years a member of the club's crew before taking up sculling Js aM ‘f Shopping la tho Sooth Soma “Is this an all grass skirt?" “Yes madam No weeds In this mixture" The how- Pitcher chased by Mobile club of Ivy Andrews recently purthe New York Yankees from has been sent to the Albany the Eastern league Another league manager tossed up the sponge when Bud Ammons quit at Annlson He was succeeded by Yerdo Elmore veteran Dixie player Howard Elmike veteran big league pitcher Is the most accurate fungo At a distance of hitter Jn the game 100 yards he can place the ball In a fielder’s bands eight times out of ten Billy Mullen of Readlng'of the International league Is making hlmkelf after his release by Bufconspicuous falo It was Mullen’s homer that gave Reading a edge over Newark recently Julius Myer purveyor of soda “pop” to Snn Antonio baseball fans has retired after making $100000 Is the busiAs t young man he came to ness San Antonio on a stretcher the doctors having given him up Helen Wills I meant to convey was that I didn't know whether I'd go back next year or not— that I'd made no plans “As a matter of fact I've never made plans very far ahead about going to Europe to play tenuis I'd love to go over and play again next year but I’m not able to say right now whether I can or not “After all (consolingly) don’t take all this so seriously It's onfy ten- What nis" Helen Wills loves tennis— as a sideline but as for the fame It has brought that Isn't fame” she said hastily “Not real fame If I could ever make any Important scientific or become a great artist discovery or— something like that— well than I might be famous but tennis “Tennis Is Just a sport — something that's fun For awhile since I’ve been tennis I was goplaying tournament ing to college and I made that count more — really mean more to me as a tennis person— than My drawing means more than tennis to me foo “You see I’ve got my life ahead of me and I can't let tennis be the only thing In It — nor the most Im- VJOST people depend on Bayer Aspirin to make short work of headaches but did you know it’i just as effective in the worse pains from neuralgia or neuritis? 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