Show ir vji ( THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH SOME TIMELY SUGGESTIONS CHRISTMAS FOR GIFTS KSK!KSgiS:SBSS: What to Give Him STEERS GAIN FAST WHILE ON PASTURE Has Many Advantages CHAPTER They’re chant IX— Continued —IS— shouted off!” the mer- “Off? Nonsense sir my lookouts — ” I mean Ben and the “Mo qo girl and that creature that ’tends her aw ’em Fellowes Saw ’em pile1 out their house of bag and baggage Thev came In a coach but I beat ’em By 0—d I ran a race!- ”- ' Knuckles battered the door and Tom Grogan rolled Into the cabin “Mr Spencer’ compliments cap’n cornin’ and thor’s two smnllboats alongside the True Bounty and her bands aloft on the yards” “You’re right” exclaimed Fellowes Jumping for the companionway The night had turned clear when be reached the deck and the stillness in the air Indicated one of those — — cairns which precede a radical shift of wind Spencer the first lleuten whose ant u gruff bearded boast was that he’d “snl ed proud the with Bowdltch navigator”— sniffed uneasily like a dog hunting a trail “Aye aye Captajn" he responded a brewin’ to “Something’s question I’d but don’t ask me what say a nor’wester tf ’t wasn’t for them stars” Breed the Vtrglnlun second lleuten ant who seldom spoke held op a forefinger for attention “What’s that?” he asked in bla soft — — voie “That” wus a distant murmur In the air and glancing across the roofs and trees of the city toward the Hudson Fellowes noticed a low bunk of clouds drifting above the Palisades “Here she comes aloft Toptnen Mr'- SpenCef” he ordered crisply “Double-reeMr Breed tops’ls make haste with that anchor” There was a rush of men to tbelr stations ratlines twanging under the of downseaboots Peering kpush Felstream through nlghtglhsses a momentary lowes caught glimpse of the upper yards of the True Bnun ty ghostly with drooping canvas before the thickening darkness blanket ed her ’But— but — you're going?’’ really Joshua quavered beside him “Yes sir and well be hugging the True Bounty’s tnffrall” Fellowes assured his employer “But you must be going sir The river will be wet for yon when that wind strikes us” and Joshua paused at the gangway a look of hand Fellowes’ grasped concern on his rubicund features “You must hate remember” he Not “With all of yourself pleaded The whole lot And Just one of ’em If you feel you’re slacking up on one of ’em why bear down harder on her— ah— him” “I dare swear I’ll he able to sir” “Good-bFellowes answered sadly and hid your wherry men row for tbelr lives” Joshua “LIvs h — !” rejoined can elated “Nothing mercurlally hnppen to me — not until after I’ve ills voice was Indiscaught Ben” tinct as he descended the Jacob's ladder safe — If — hate— “You’re Hah damme I” A bump an enough nounced his arrival In the wherry A fat cruise And hate “Good luck man hate Hate will see us through” Fellowes turned from the gangway A moan came out of the west and a scunner of clouds blotted the Sky The moan tightened to a screech and the hit a vindictive them gale physically monster that bellowed and clashed bent In the rigging and yammered on piling the brig against the walls unof Castle William that towered Island seen above the Governors shore bore np But the Centnrlon nobly light ns a cork for all her burfaithful den of men and armament to hpr helm on the Rearing like a racehorse safely choppy combers she edged around the w est tip of the Island and squared away for the run down the Upper bay a bowl of empty night save for the True Bounty and the Fellowes was chawbooplng wind grined to find be could no longer discern the True Bounty In desperation he summoned Cuffee whose vis was better than any Ion he knew white man’s — and Cuffee made short work of the difficulty “Cuffee no see him Inn’ Mars’r “He’s no fool (’hater” Fellowes said grimly “Mr Spencer take the deck if you please I’ll turn to for s few hours” CHAPTER X — j- You take the wheel “Good low the True Bounty as closely as you cnn” Fellowe’" “Yah Mara’r The brig bucked BDd sidled swaypressure of ing to the conflicting wind and wave and tide In the gut but Cuffee bold her to the course t'hater steered by feel Apparently here Fellowes realized with his first thrhk that the Centurion wns at sea there wus not’s Of the hforhnderg trace “Do you still see the True Bounty?” he asked Cuffee again “Yah mars’r Him dar” But un hour or so after midnight a frown distorted the negro’s scarred features and he exclaimed angrily In his Jungle dialect “Lust him?” cried Fellowes One time “Yah him Juju niars’r Cuffee see liiiu den him gone" Fol- Savor of Vengeance Morning brought a dull gray iky an untlrlng wlnd— and emptyborl sons Fellowes knew he must have the cumbrous long since outdistanced True Bounty sail as and shortened much as he dared but the Ceoturlon fled before the gale at a fair twelve knots All that day and the next the after them but dur stormed Ing the second night It blew Itself out In a and Fellowes wore Studying ship to retrace his course charts he decided the True Bounty would steer nortb of thensualtrack Clinter would hug to the I’eninusuln the routes of the British convoys to rather to risk he Canada choosing Ing overhauled by an enemy cruiser than by his own countrymen— very Dry-L- or: horns growling tin pans clanking bells tolling men shouting A bristle of masts projected from the lingering shreds of mist hulls look shape r scores of bulls a stately flying ao admiral’s pennant a brace of frigates Cunnda A convoy" exclaimed “We be good as stewed Spencer cap’n" —“Net by a d— a sight? mapped Fellpwes “Aye not If ’tla Admiral Where’s that sigWarren himself hither Break nalman? Signalman Haste out the Royal Navy ensign Now the Stars and man haste) Aye you fool on the same Stripes halyards Run ’em up Run ’em up I’ He leaped on the breach of a gun r nearest of the as the down cutne aquutterlng from windward -What ship’s that?” hailed Ahoy crowdan officer from tier lofty poop ed with figures In blue and gold lace “Fhiwn you men" Fellowes snarled at his curious crew “Flat on the deck” And lifting speaking trumpet to lips returned the ball: “Aye aye sir I This Is the American privateer guns Centurion nineteen Captain Lion Fellowes out of New York-p- rize to the Seniele frigate Captain Lord Sundys" Like all American privateersmen with the bud been Fellowes primed Information available as to the cruis' ing - stations of the British war and be happened to recall that was a unit the Semele a thirty-twThe Jamaica the of aquadron r of the knew as much and retorted promptly : “Where did you leave your ship sir 7" “Off the Mona passage" There was a moment of consultation on the enemy's poop then the same officer balled again: “And your name?” “Lieutenant Broderick sir" Fellowes answered desperately casting a wnry eye about him for an opening to slip clear “Broderick eh? You ain’t rated to the Semele sir— not by my Annual” “1 am newly transferred to her “From th Fellowes Improvised sir" If he Is a man of discriminating taste here Is something worthwhile to give him for Christmas — a brass deholder magazine and newspaper signed by that master American genius whose modernistic —conceptions are creating such a sensation In art The Diana motif In the gift sections picture Is one of the masterpieces which Is attracting the attention of connoisseurs Other unique and chap acterlstic Include lamps conceptions tbe sea gull motif best known also such Intriguing articles In brass or bronze such as doorstops smoking sets candlesticks and so ou Nonbre&kable Toys Gale at possibly trusting to Borne form of proSo from Adtnlrul Cockbum tection for four days more the Centurion on a xlgzag heat to the northward of covered miles course that many sea but It wasn’t until the fifth day that the cry of “Saif ho” from the maintop sent all hands to their stations The strange sail made a clumsy atbut the brig to run away tempt him In less than two overhauled across bis and a glasses bows sent him flapping Into the wind An hour later the George and Anne loaded with strouds of Liverpool woolens and Yorkshire crockery hardware was diverted from Halifax a with York Yankee New to In charge of her and the Cen turton bore off on her mission Northeast Fellowes steered on s slanting course that would carry him far to seaward of the coasting routes where die enemy cruisers kept watch too of the and ward fat to seaward but a week after the Grand banks George and Anne had dwindled over the skyline a hold clammy fog and the prithe Centurion wrapped vateer crow led along with double at each masthead and on lookouts fo’c’s’le the magazine open poop and mustered That and the day they sailed as remote as though they had entered another world Once a whale almost collided with them sounded and beneath Indignantly their keel The night was so silent that the swish of the brig’s cutwater could be beard aft on the poop And But noon the morning was as still saw a streak of sunshine overhead and suddenly the was rent In tatters and stoppers seemed to come out of their ears— for they heard all about them a muffled clam find no Broderick listsir! a lieutenant — ” A pair of Tyne traders blundered out ot a swathing of mist and staggered aboard the CenFellowes swift to seize the turion anxito great pretended opportunity “Ha ed as ety “Luff up there d— n’ ye" he balled with first of the merchantmen all the typical arrogance of a navy officer “What d’ye mean my man? I Here you at th say Luff up the Herd Success Depends All dressed up In Its hest “bib and tucker” this amusing little duck is on Its way to say “Merry Christmas” Non to some fortunate youngster breakable toys are the call of the modernistic If fancy Juvenile world happens not to turn to ducks then there are stuffed giraffes elephants and other cunningly devised creatures to Intrigue the heurt of the child e own helmsman— to his wheel—'’ By the away from the rascals they'll run us down 1" the hapiese be Interposed Skillfully traders between the brig and the his topmen and urged ty-four Necklaces “Jump lads!" he shouted “Get ev- stitch ou her If you'd not see Dartmoor" hands responded The Centurion's with yelps of appreciation swarming the yards regardless of a raggedflre of musketry from the which had begun to smell a rat The fog still swirling at different levels obscured the situation for other ships The frigates mindful of their special duty the guarding of the convoy’ flanks and rear contented themselves for with discharging the laggards to move np The seventy-fcramming on all sail tried to wear past the officious traders bat she wus an old Spanish prize and before aha and slow divisions to could bring her forward bear the privateer had Interposed other vessels of the convoy to cover herself The confusion was prodigious their changed Individual ships courses a slovenly Irish brig rammed a Southampton ship and was roundly cursed cannon boomed and evtlnpan drum or bell In ery tbe fleet was set to work (TO BE CONTINUED) our If anyone should ask you “what’s the latest In necklaces” tell them of Collections multi drape effects Jewelry for holiday giving abound In dainty types which feature a trio of festoons as you see In the picture composed each of as many ns eight or seed more strands of tiny sutlny beads In white or In lovely pastel tints or In vivid hues The necklace to the left Is one of the new twisted rope types which Is so voguish Just BOW Quilted Bath Mats ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc Incubators in Use The in Incubator for hatching chickens Is probnbly as old as history which In tbe Mediterranean region runs hack There were more than 4500 years doubtless Incubators In Egypt before Moses was born and to this day In that country they are Just what they wete In the lifetime of the great He brew leader The art of hatching chickens Is handed down from generation to generation from father to son a secret craft Baby chicks are an Important article of trade and they are produced by millions for rearing The typical Egyptian Incubator Is a affair when rude and cumbersome with t he modern deitee It compared size of Is a building of considerable run one or It sundrled hriik Through shies of and on more passages are ovens (so to call eneb passage Tie nun it the memj In two Deis Egypt Ancient Models ground level has s small door the one directly shove tt Is entered from The beneath through a manhole ovens are arranged In pairs one below and the other above The eggs oven la lower and a are placed the Are Is lighted on the floor of the oven 'overhead to furnish the warmth requisite for hatching— San Francisco Steel Rail Joints For Increasing the comfort of tbe traveler and lengthening the life of lli rails the dips or hollows at tbe points where the rails connect are fused by electric arc welding This melts the rail to a rtep'lt of one eighth of an Inch and fuses thereon a deposit of per cent nickel steel which Is nearly per cent harder than the rail Itself to Some Organic 111 Barrenness or failure to settle Is s condition which renders the animal Incapable of becoming pregnant It mny be a congentlal condition due to permanent obnormnt structure of the reproductive organs When so dlngnosed It Is best to sell by a veterinarian such animal for beef Failure to settle mny also be caused or otherwise Is diseased hull that by a However It Is nearly always sterile due to germ Infection of some part of the female reproductive tract It often follows cases of retained placenta (afterbirth) The germs attack the tissues of the reproductive organs and so Impair tlmm as to make pregnancy Impossible The Infection kills the male or female reproductive cells or causes expulsion of these cells because of lmproier nourishment Sanitation Necessary for Healthy Swine Every experienced breeder and all authorities agree that hog sanitation has become absolutely necessary not only for reserved brood sows and pigs but also for the entire herd of Stockers the health and steady Maintaining growth of the herd by - preventing losses from diseases and worms more means pigs raised per sow quicker maturity of the herd and greater profits There will be no prof- stopped Rapid Increase of the various ailments common to hogs and little pigs simply means that you must protect your herd and your Investment agnlnst these losses or quit the hog business” Shipping Cattle Chronicle Nickel on Vigorous Animala No structure Is secure without a Likewise your sucstrong foundation cess in establishing a herd of cattle depends on the strength of the foundation 1’edlgree Is not the main thing although It Is Important Constitutional vigor aud strong Individual character are most Important of all Without these there Is no dependable foundation upon which to build These qualities are characterized by the following outstanding points: Deep heart girth well sprung ribs and hips well shaped and finely chiseled head horns well set on and symmetrical strong facial expression with large full expressive eyes set wide apart la an ample forehead bone enough throughout the frame hut not too much Cattle Sterility Due ery Sure to Intrigue the woman who furnishappreciates dainty bathroom ings are colorful with cushion tops quilted They are made of padding la white or pale greens lavenders pinks- or blue The applique florals of colorful prn:le ore halted on ready to sew which gives them the touh Charming to gle for ChrLmas! ll Sweeter stomachs sour and need their systems Keep Bweet with rhlllips Milk of Magnesia I When tongue or breath tells of acid — a spoonful with correct It condition of rhlllips Most men and women have been “ comforted “ by - this universal sweetener —more mothers should Invoke Its aid for their children It is a pleasant thing to take yet neutralizes more tdd than the harsher things too often employed for the purpose No household should be without It rhtlllps Is the genuine prescrlp-Jlonproduct physicians endorse for general use the name is Important ”MHk of Magnesia" has been the U S registered trade mark of the Charles IL Phillips Chemical Co and Its predecessor Charles H Phillips since 1375 Children’s an Phillips Milk of Magnesia nt rattle “bear Fiend aloft Tasture for steers which are being fattened adds to the profit obtained t feeding from them ns against It la Indicated In experiments carried on at the Ohio agricultural experiment station In 1928 the results of the test Summarizing Paul CJerlnugh of the animal husbandry department of the experiment station reports that "steers fattened while on bluogrnss pasture made more rapid gains much more efficient gains shrank more enroute to market sold for less iqoney on tbe market dressed more I per cent loss but returned poflt than steers fattened In a dry lot “In June nine Hereford steers were turned Into hluegrass pasture and fed ground shelled corn and linseed meal Slrallur steers were fed In a shed and a ration containing ground given shelled corn linseed meal corn silage and mixed hay — Both Jots had been fed from December to June on a ration of corn slluge linseed meal and alfalfa hay Their average dully gnln during this period was one Hnd pounds cat“From the start the pasture-fetle made more rapid gains although show It Evidtheir condition did ently they nere growing more than t rattle The cattle on pasthe ture were much slower In taking hold at the However of tbe grain ration end of alx weeks both lots were taking the same amount of ground shelled corn and thereafter the rattle on pasture consumed more corn than the “The results of the test Indicate strongly the advisability of corn to cattle on pasture aud feeding long enough to obtain sufficient condition on (he cattle to remove them entirely from grass cattle competition A short feeding period on pasture will not do this" Cape" The Centurion Fled Before the a Fair Twelve Knots Over Feeding a small number of valuable la to be shipped It has been to he good policy to tie the animals and nlso to build partitions between the animals Shipping show cattle brings out this type of car and there are Innumerable ways of building up the cars Almost Invariably the cattle stand crosswise of the car and It seems that thi cattle are better able to brace themselves for the shock of the sadden stop and start of the trala when they stand crosswise When animals fouil ISO’S ive reliet sooth-- g leasant Excellent for sad healing children— con ad ns no Montana Whaat Farm The largest wheat farm In Montana Is one which produces about 500000 There are others bushels annually which produce from 150000 to 200000 bushels To Cool a Burn HANFORD’S Us of Balsam Myrrh — in'mrT —“ HI Snl ——— Ml mm — Lappish Folk Lora Prasorvod the Few outsiders have mastered speech of the Lapps these hardy folk of who inhabit the Arctic sections subSweden and Finland Norway sisting on the antlered steeds In Sanbe will there But ta Claus’ stables little If any of the tongue lost to the world In general thnnks to the efforts of Johann Thurrl who Is perpetuating the language of his race la fantastic An old Lapp of seventy-fivwritings summers Thurrl has been able to put folk lore Into writing for the first time Kill Rats Without Poison 4 Wsw Exterminator that Won’t Kill Livestock Poultry Doga Data or even Baby Chlckm can be uacd about the homebarn or poultry yardarithabeoluteeafetyaeltcontaine — deadly ia mada ot 8quiU aa recoin fMlaaau mended by U 8 Dept of Agriculture under the Conneble proceee which ineurce Vheaimiim strength TWO cane killed 578 rate at Arkanaaa of State Farm Hundreds other testimonials eld so Messy Back Coaranteu the original 8quill Inatet upon 75c Largceiaa(fourtimea All druggieta aa much) $200 Direct tf dealer cannot supply O Co- - 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