Show gaclak THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKKX News Notes It’s a Privilege to Live In UTAH HEEL FLIES ARE CAUSE OF LOSSES TREMONTON— The 1929 Boxelder county fair and rodeo will be held at Tremonton September 19 20 and 21 Important Insect ProbFinal details and all arrangements for Cattle Owners have been made According to offbeand be rodeo will icials this fair United State Dpartmat (Frered by otth Agriculture) tter than any previous offOGDEN — Ogden’s commission Control of cattle grubs or heel file icially adopted an ordinance recently la one of the most Important Insect which provides for the building and problems with which owners of cattle of a municipal stadium maintenance of all classes have to deal say the The structure is designed to be used authors of a bulletin Issued by tha for scholastic and municipal sporting United States Department of Agricuevents and other recreational activ- lture The cuttle gruba or as they ities are otherwise known "warbles” or — SALT LAKE— 4a response to a pre"wolves" cause ' losses estimated at of the Utah from $50000000 to $100000000 antest by representatives association the Salt Manufacturers’ nually The bulletin tracec the life Lake board of education at its reg- history and habits of the Insect and ular monthly meeting Tuesday night explains methods of control passed a resolution unanimously The adult form of the Insect the structing school purchasing agencies heel fly U rarely seen although Its to give marked preference to presence terrifies cattle and causes In the selection of them to make frantic efforts to escape products school and cafeteria supplies Why this la so ts not clear for the WASHINGTON— More than Insect baa no mouth for biting and It la due 30 states from the federal lays Its eggs on the hair of the animal their as share 9! receipts without causing pain Two varieties government of national forests lying within their are known— the common cattle grub borders for the fiscal year ending June and the northern cattle grub The A statement 30 1929 Just sent by the common grub la found over most of United States department of agricu- the United States The northern grub lture to the comptroller general shoys Is the more persistent and annoying la the bulk owing to western states In its attacks on cattle and Is found only Now Wo Ak Yowl which the principal areas of public rarely In the southern states where Motorist American The says: lands lie Infestations commonly die out without "Whenever a man drives up In cloud — DUCHESNE Substantial improv- treatment It Is most prevalent la the of dust and tells you that the modem ement in the number of tuberculosis nor fh eastern states In women’s clothes are nonfasblona reactors In cattle In the Uintah basin The cover page of Farmers’ Bulletin sensical ask him what would happen as compared with last year “were re- 159C-la something of a departure if a hoopsklrt tried to get Into a rumstate ve- from the usual federal publications ported by W H Hendricks ble seat” In the Five small terinarian During the survey the caricature drawings basin all herds that were found to be efforts of a cow to escape from a d'sseased last year were again Inspectbuzzing heel fly ed only forty animals out of 1520 testThe Injury to the cattle comes They were Immediately ed reacting their frantic running caused through Last year the tests slaughtered by the flies and through the parasitic You can always showed 151 reactors action of the grubs which result In give richer deepwill start PRICE— Carbon county less healthy and thrifty condition of er more brilliant a drive on wild and unclaimed horses the cattle and In lessened milk or beef to faded or colors 500 In this county soon and about to the Serious dressInjury production will be rounded up according to Silas value of the hides ts also caused from es hose Coats who has charge of the work Rowley cut the holes draperies etc with by the grubs has a tor which Diamond permit grazing Horses Dyes The bulletin gives Information as to And the colors stay not been obtained from the county as- methods of control extraction of the wear and washingl sessor will also be Inclined In the grubs by hand or with forceps or kilHere’s the reason Diamond It roundup Operations will start with ling them by applying Insecticides Dyes contain the highest quality about ten men In the eastern part of has been found that fairly satisfactory anilines money can buy And it’s All owners of branded the county The files aplocal control Is possible anilines that count! are the They horses will be notified so that they parently do not migrate great dithe very life of dyes make may reclaim their animals if they de- stances The authors however believe Plenty of pure anilines Diamond Dyes easy to use sire A 15 fee plus the taxes will be that because of the serious damage They go on evenly without spotting or charged the Insects do It may eventually be— An egg grading SPRINGVILLE streaking Try them next time come necessary to carry on a system and see why authorities recomplant will probably be located in ot general eradication either natiomend them why millions of women 8pringrUle In the near future accord nwide or over large areas Until such a will use no other dyes Ing to announcement by officers of the campaign develops they advise each You get Diamond Dyes for ths assuassociation The local poultry owner to control the Insects affecting cams price as ordinary dyes 18c rance of a plant was made at a meehis own animals any drag store held In tha 1596-ting of local poultrymen Cattle Farmers' Bulletin high school where It was announced Grubs or Heel Flies with Suggestions aa here be would a that placed plant for Their Control by F C Blshopp E soon as there were enough eggs pro- W Laake and R W Wells of the duced to make the establishment pay bureau of entomology has Just been Sprlngvllle expects to produce 35000 published for free distribution A copy To Read Moralaying hens this falL If thla number may be obtained by writing to the le to Learn More la reached there will be enough eggs United States Department of Agricuto Justify the operation of a plant D C lture All Books at Pabllsher’s Prices Washington LOGAN— E H Elliott of Well snd them COD if you say so Poultry produoera’ association reDESERET BOOK COMPANY Pigs Often ported recently that the poultry proU Eut South Tiaplt SC ducers are getting their flocks In Excel Breds Pure Salt Lak City splendid condition for the winter Crossbred pigs very often excel months During the past week 450 cases "oreggi'havrheetrTeCetned at purebred hi vigor anti ability to make McCone School of Mnslc and AH It Is an average price of 310 a case Eas- rapid and economical gains of Eminent Teacher Faculty usually not advisable to use these leading Dilate School In Intermouniatn Region tern extras which are the best grade Music Dramatic Art crossbreds for breeding Dancing purposes of eggs netted the poultrymen 44 cents MS A orth Mala St Salt Lak City Ltah lack A 60 per cent Increase of since their offspring frequently a dozen In type ORISMOH One should ceNICHOLS eggs was reported for the first week of uniformity with sows crossbred not mate ASSAYERS CHEMISTS of AND that rtainly September of this year over OftVo and laboratory a Wat crossbred boar Tern tile St Kelt Lak City Ulah P O September 1 to 8 1928 Box 111 Mailing envelope and arte If these sows are need for breeding furnished OGDEN— From North Ogden recentaa requeet better results should be exof county Weber purposes first shipment the ly pected If a good Poland China or peaches rolled out to eastern markets Dome is used than- If boar of some according to Leloy Marsh district No doubt you other breed Is used From now on agricultural Inspector will secure good results by mating Mr Marsh says th peaches should Fred J Leeaard Manager simthem with a Poland China boar ripen rapidly and mova out In a Pawl Pardo Aeat Ms r Inclined to believe we are coMr Marsh adds that ilar manner Meet Your Old Friends at tha that pure bred sows will prove more nditions controlling the peach industry Cullen purposes satisfactory for breeding In thla section of ths state have never been better than they are at this time than the crossbred sows— H J Cafe Cafeteria University of Nebraska and that the crop should be wonderful as W I IC Salt Lake City Vtak Rains of the last few days he adds have Increased the size of the fruit Breeders antll fully 75 per cent of the peaches Ton Litter Product ITVt Waat Sad Ba minimum with will run from I to 1 maximum most of them going to 2 Some feeders are Inclined to feel STORAGE AND SERVICE WASHINGTON— The 1929 corn crop that feeding for ton litters In market department by the was forecast production may be all right but that of agriculture on the basis of Septemcapacity feeding will not prove satisber 1 condition of 245599 7000 bush37 So Main Salt Lak City Utah factory for the production of breedbushels compared with 27405 1 4000 Oppoalh ing stock The latter Is not true of els Indicated last month and type stretchy hogs If the growthy last year are used sod the high kinds of feed bushels harvested Artificial Level wheat of of spring Indicated production are fed Type hog and kinds of Duplicated Eyei waa 53000000 bushels ot durum and feed rather than amounts will deter1844(1000 bushels of other spring mine whether they will develop satiScientific Eye Examinations Some of the wheat compared with 49000000 and sfactory or otherwise indicated last best breeding hog ever produced were Send ua your broken glass for repairs bushels 156000000 ” Work returned asms day month and 3000000 and 231000 000 products of ton litters and practically bushels harvested last year Tba co- every purebred swine association In tha ndition of th corn crop was placed at In tbs devecountry Is 679 per cent of normal compared with lopment of plana for special registra167 Main Street per cent on September 1 last year tion for bogs which have made ton liters or very similar records and 788 last month SAIT LAKE CITY SALT LAKE —An Increase of 44 per Bwlh t U K perdarlt Doublt WiUtoo 10 cent In freight business of tbe Salt Mr 4y IS Sintf WttA BU pgt I Si Favor Vaccination to $tOi Lake A Utah Railroad company for DootlO ViU BU few to U&0 ptr to the correspondthe last aa While serious outbreak of All Depot Street Cart Pass tbe Hotel August compared In a cholera occurred In 1926 proper preing month last year was noted BLDG GARAGE cautions ahould not be neglected this KEARNS report released by Murray SulllTan Oppealt Util Hotel FIREPROOF summer plowing under old hog lots Passenger business general manager he reported the of tbe remained unchanged germs prevent spread which might be lurking In the refuse C W BREWFR Freight bundlings for the first eight MY U PECK tiuiuGf Cams Cnsral lUnin months of the current year were 45 around the lot The greund should be —Vfe So Emit Late Vatu “ Nowhooso Hotel Adjoining per cent more than during the aame planted to some crop for s season be1923 said Mr Sullivan ab le on fore It in placing hogs again Hog period revenue the for period should thorbe bouses out cleaned and net operating were more than 100 per cent larger oughly disinfected by spraying with a ARROW BRAVO For flow went than the first eight month of last standard disinfectant solution at least th best CTAB rithUI to SALT lAKJC ' twice each year year Most lem For Best Results in Home Dyeing LX j£hmheR SufnmoSu6 'WalJberP Znj JIM BURKE ONCE fired McCarthy Ranks Next to Kid Gleason for Length of Service He mads Jos McCarthy carry the bats sod Jos did such a bod Job that he Bred him Into his Brat managerial When Jos became manager of Job the Cubs the Drat man he hired wna him— Jimmie the man a ho Bred Burke Ton may bars wondered who la florid dlgnlflcd man who goes down to drat baas to do the couching for the Cubs every afternoon writes Marry Nellly to the Chicago American That's Jimmy Burke who Is a coach and not a messenger boy — for the manager?— — — — “Tomato face tomato face I" a rookie shouted at him one day What Cncle Jimmie replied never can be printed In thla or any other newspaper but It was sufficient to top the fresh kid “You're on the hats today yonng fellow" Burks told McCarthy In 1012 Tbs Indianapolis club of which Jim was going from Miwas manager nneapolis to 8b foul and wrestling a leather Back full of two dosen hots was no easy chore Danny Hoffman the old outfielder was delegated to the assist McCarthy “1 didn't know whether It was else" Burke says something fired Joe and be went to where bo became manager er that “but 1 the Tnt He won a next season and you know the rest" QuinntP SutaIB Jnt — Indianapolis championship No sooner was McCarthy mads manager for the Cubs than he bethought Me alhimself of proper associates ways admired Burke as when the Toledo club was In Louisville before the 1023 season Was done he broached the subject “He came around with his car” Jim says “ami we drove up on top of the highest hill back of Louisville Tra going to the Cubs next season Joe told me 'and I want you to go along' “ 'Sure I an Id 'I'll go along If you Well I've pay me enough money been here ever since haven’t It I’m the second oldest coaeh In the majors man Kid Gleuson Is the only older Met I'm only 34 years on the Job old" Here Is Burke's basehall career In brLef le bring ju third bitaema a by ' trade: ——— spending Sb Louis Nationals Kansas City 1908 — Louisville as manager later released to Indianapolis 1900— Fort Wayne as manager Miami’s racing meet will atari January 16 and will run for 43 days William ball coach league Connie where a pen- nant then Grif- and 1900— Milwaukee again Sox when Clark with the White fith managed pionship In world aerie Pittsburgh winning cham1002 but there was no Andy Rush conditionally pitch- er with Bridgeport club ing hurler In the Eastern season Paris Ark St Louis Elmer Miller utility pitcher of the rhUllea Ollle Chill and EL E Holmes signed non reserve contracts In being taken on a International league umpires la the leadleagus this shortCardi- and un- released once Billy Smith welter is Dow a Ore promoter In Portland a Mysterious prominent fight Manuel from a Fla- - a dentist Santa T at Stubbs Is the new Wittenberg college ' - Europe London Meehan's Chick games lost coaching at Hal will foot- teams have won 29 6 and tied 3 during bis New York university Jnnrrln Sox the former star of the Is still playing ball for Boston Twilight league comes Quintero lightweight Spanish family of Ybor City suburb of Tampa lit li i The Detroit arena where Dundee and Field met square In design Most arenas hu been circular or with six or eight sides Its Peter A Itnsmn Ashtabuls three times champion of the Big Ten In the discus throw hns been elected honof the TOO Ohio State orary captain track team Dr John L Lavan former shortstop with the Browns Cardinals and Washingtons has been appointed assistant flight surgeon for the Universal Aviation corporation fJke Suzanne Ing!en Betty the British tennis star took up the game at the age of seven being trained by her father She won the of England when glrta championship She whs thirteen E Rodger head coach of the West Virginia university football team can pose as an authority on golf as He recently won the well as football state amateur golf championship at White Sulphur W Ya L a a Invade featherweight visiting and Berlin Red two of the Crabtree and Goodbread big stars of the Florida onlverslty varthe sity football team worked during summer as life guards on the fashionable beach at Rye N Y - — ns Ia Barba Quincy In Clara university will send squad to Honolulu to play University of Hawaii December was scheduled play Utah that day footbaU Fidel Paris outfielder has beeu Byrd Yankee reservs out Sammy fielder has broken 70 on his home Ala and golf course In Birmingham consistently plays over any links In the low TO’s - —— — Stories to that effect were printed This tickled the customers and the would delegation shout of an afternoon: 'em down to Owgoost Frlel— he make 'em oudb Much better's dut tarn Burke" “And him" observes Jim “as Irish am but It sent over big" ss Burke Is a kindly man of serious mlett— He makes the chief coaching Job a position of dignity and responlie knows what should be sibility done on and off the ball field and does it quietly efficiently and In a way that He has been of vast assist pleases atice to the young man he fired “Unde" Jim has one weakness He wears a derby hat In winter — Peoria II U up July 4 Third baseman for Mack at Milwaukee 1S99 — Farmed to Rochester he helped Al Buckenberger win breaking Harvey Hopson stop has signed nal contract Americanism: Naming s ball player “Babe" Calling a flat a manor - as manager and fired l'Jl'l — Indianapolis as coach Sb Louis Browns assistant to Fielder Jones — Boston Americana manager — Toledo manager Thus be hns the peculiar distinction of having worked for both the world In the Impending umnagera series and fired one of them When In Milwaukee Burke got In had with m crowd of Teutonic fans that always ant back of third base There was feeling between the German and the Irish at that time and Burke was the butt of much rousting Something had to be done The of the club called In the secretary newspaper men “We are going to make a change at third base" he laid “Hereafter August Frlel will play there Instead a Boston contemplates on playgrounds z"- the 14 to Elnn G Hogett star hurier of the Montreal Royals and one of the sensations of the International Baseball league this season has been sold ts the Detroit Tigers a “record" golf scores are really nothing of the sort Offl dully s record score can only be mads In a with the competition ho'cs and tees to their proper medal posit :ou at Salt Lake City Directory Crossbred the Gullen Hotel Satisfactory of and hi CULLEN GARAGE Columbian Optical Co ILSttle Hotel 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