Show -- 1 f r News Notes It m a Privilege to Live In UTAH SALT LAKE— Tho highest qualbituminous coal on the westis mined In Utah SALT LAKE— The high quality of Utah field seeds especially alfalfa seed Is recognized throughout the entire country and brings top market prices CEDAR CITY — Within the past week the Midvalley alfalfa seed raisers have disposed of their 1929 crop totaling 800 bags for which they received prices ranging from II to 16 cents a pound SANTAQUIN — High wind and - lack of water coupled with ths strong headway made by the flames resulted In the destruction of the The Santaquln flour mills recently loss was estimated at $20000 Causa of the fire Is unknown RANDOLPH — Oiling ot sit the ‘‘surfaced highway of Rich county is being investigated by the county board and Utah state road commission according to word given out at the Rich county court bouse An estimate of the cost is being made and it will likely be put into efffet OGDEN — When the city commission aided hy the Incoming members of the body and the Weber county unit of the Utah Taxpayers' association adjourned recently but to meet again $140000 of the that must be trimmed from the 1930 budget had been eliminated EUREKA— Sheepmen are facing In Eureka and White Dev hazards Pine counties their flocks 100000 strong are In the midst of a forced march By this time of the year they should be down in the southern feeding grounds of Nye and Esmeralda counties an empire in are where water Is adequate feed sufiiciit and weather mild MONTICELLO— Farmers ot San Juan delivered 24000 pounds of turkeys for the Chrlstmns trade to Salt Lake Turkeys were received from Bland log Bluff Lockcrby and La Sal Tho tar load was consTgned to the Utah Poultry Growers’ Coat Salt Lake opt r Give association The l!i ds were freighter to Thompson's SPANISH FORK— Six men with Fit d S Dart fireman left for the tunFuat portal of the nel vviitie they will npt!: tho c'inent Bring of the t”qn v hick has become worn in places and may Collajse if not repaired The work is under the direct supervision of Kenneth RotyrJ project jenginoerv am the Wider Users’ assot iationf MANTI — K Jensen of Munti has been receiving turkeys for the Christmas pods for the Utah Poulassociatry Protluceis tion Eight carloads of turkeys have been shipped from the northern end of Sanpete This county will mean $73000 Approximately $100 GOi) worth of turkeys have county for the holiday marity ern markets B $ MV ? 4 ' o “'1 "iWSIwA 1 — Col 2— (American marines the new secretary of war Patrick Jay Hurley of Oklahoma 3— The dignified answer a riot call to suppress such disorders as have occurred there recently will be held in which the sessions of the naval limitation conference palace London i NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS American Entry to World Court Will Again Be Up to the Senate W PICKARD By EDWARD the administration enn the United States Inis l'nnow adhered to the World court ner Instructions from president Hoover and Secretary of State the American charge d'affaires at Berne Switzerland Jay Plerrepont in Moffat signed all the protocols solved lu America's entry Into the tribunal Albania Abyssinia and lllli minis have yet to sign the Hoot pro tocol and then at what he deems a propitious time Mr Iloovef will send to the senate the revised protocol of adherence and usk ils approval Tlie President's acllnn followed the a note from Secretary receipt of S Liaison analyzing (tie situation and urging acceptance of the new protocol holds that the amend Mr Stlmsori moats to the court statute safeguard till rights of tlie United States and meet the object Ions sad sufl'clently made by the senate reservations "The amendments'’ he says "arc shown to be general In character so as to Include all nations they also show that the reason why It Is prosslnillute' the procedure on posed to advisory opinions lo tlie procedure on contentious cases Is the fundamental reason that unless both parties to a dispute are present and heard tlie oplnlod will nol carry any weight The reort therefore makes It clear beyond peradveuture that tlie consent of the disputant nations Is required In every case as a precondition to tlie granting of an advisory opinion volving any dispute anund amendment 'Tly lids ruling other fear as to udvisory opinions is removed If tlie United States is In volved In any dispute or controversy with to whatever degree nnnthcr country tliHt matter cannot he brought before the World court without the consent of the United States even for the puniose of obtaining an advisory opinion" In conclusion tlie secretary of state "Is there any reason why on says our government such terms should not Join In the support moral and financial of such a court or why It should not lend Its efforts toward the selection of Judges who will act In this great work In accordance with the nobel traditions of the American Or why our government's Judiciary? great power should not be placed In a position where It can liiduenoe for good or check against evil In tlie ture development of the court's charter and work? I think not" That there will he a warm fight In over ratification the senate of the The opposition protocol la certain asserts that by the scheming of the British government the fifth and "most Important" reservation of the senate has been nullified Under this reservation It would he Impossible for Great Brituln and other European powera operating through the Lengue of Nations to Invoke the aid of the court In furthering their designs on the United States with respect to war debts restriction of Immigration and numerous other conflicts of Interest between the Old and the New worlds The Boot formula the for provides withdrawal of the United States from the court If there Is Insistence on an aa SOgo PAH with It ' objecta R GRUNDY the wealthy JOSEPH of the high tariff cult United Stales bas been appointed senator from Pennsylvania to fill the was denied to William seat which S Vare The appointment expires In December 1030 and was ninile by Gov J S Fisher with the understanding that Grundy will be s cuudidate next November to succeed himself when probthe other primary contestant ably will be Mr Vare and former Gov The power of the Gifford PInohot Mellon organization of which Grundy Is a part will back him In that fight 8ome of the radical" senators from the West who Grundy has said have affairs In too much voice In notional comparison to the Importance of their were desirous of refusing him admittance to the senate But Senator Caraway of Arkansas chairman of the committee recogInvestigating lobby nized that a fight against Grundy would be futile and tefused to oppose “I think" his sealing said he "that It will be a good thing for the Democratic purty to admit him to the sen- states ate" when preConsequently Grundy himself accom Thursday Heed of Pennsylpanted by Senator vania he was permitted to take the oath But not before the radical senators had told him what they thought of him und tils appointment It was their last chance for such plain speaking and they made the most of It castigating Grundy severely and deFisher had disclaring that Governor and graced the state of Pennsylvania the senate hy naming the Insulted a member of that august body Senator Nye of North Dakota asserted that Instead of an election there Imd been an auction sale The Kountorshlp had been knocked down he said to the highest lihhlor Mr whose expenditures for GovGrundy ernor Fisher were greater than those of Mr Vare Senators Cutting Norris Wheeler Barkley Pittman und others were no less severe Bat Uohlnsim und Noi ns and others who are lawyers told them there wus no legal reason for ri fusing to admll Grundy to Ids seut Nye however oflered a resolution tliut Grundy he declared not entitled to retain bis seat because of his partlrlputlu In a campaign wtieri and such huge sums were expended It wus referred to the committee on privileges und elections sented to representatives vote of 239 the house of the approved Mellon Berenger agreement for settlement of the French deliL the debt resolution has Although not been voted on previously In the senate the Indications are that It will that same body hy about the propuss majority- it received In the portionate anil us the French chamber house of deputies ratified the agreement on July 27 approval by the senate will uiuke It effective Y A In Haiti RIOTOUS demonstrations ot least for the present and (be American as murines usual "bnve the situation well In hand" Total casualties In the worst of the clashes between the marines and natives the one ut Aux C'ayes were ten Haitians killed and thirty The disorders were directed wounded against President Dorno nod the Americans who have been assisting his administration and Gen John 11 Rusconsell American high commissioner sidered the situation so serious that Reinhe asked for more marines forcements were started but the quieting down of the trouble made them President Borno niuile unnecessary a statement that he would not seek Hnd Russell said this hnd a most telling effect In restoring order President Hoover thinks conditions In the Island republic are so chaotic that they should be Investigated und asked congress to authorize him to appoint a commission to make an quiry and advise the administration as to Its wisest course Some of the Democrats and radicals objected loudly to this declaring that the President himself was responsible for conditions In Haiti and was seeking to uuloud it ou congress the second time In five months ivlcts In the New York state mbui ft made s wild A attempt to escape group of them captured Warden Edgar reS Jennings and seven guards leased other desperate criminals from their cells and sent word to troopers guards and state police gathered outside that they must be allowed to go out unhindered or they would kill their captives When the doors of the main ball ‘were opened the troopers In and a lively bombs threw gns ensued In the course of which number three convicts we wounded and the warden was rescued The other prisoners retreuted to anthe hall and buttle and other kept up before they surrendered five more of them were shot to death I’rinclpal Keeper O A Durnford was fatuity si lot by the convicts early In the up POR - In Haiti renrty to room In SL James rising when they tried to seize him as hostage The rioters were com paratively few In number and during the battle 1500 others remained quietly In the prison yard storms swept over the for days resulting In the of many small vessels and wrecking some larger ones on the European side and the loss of more than one hundred lives In the southern and western puns of England the flooded rivers Inundated towns and farm lands and did vast damage The Thames valley Somerset and parts of the western midland counties were the worst suf furers Roads were made Impassible by the water and some smaller rail road Hues suspended aervlcp TERRIFIC described as the worst WHAT wag fire lu the history of the movies In America cost the lives ef ten persons In New York city and ninny others were seriously burned Four of the (lend were chorus girls company of 10 was making a pic ture In the studio on the Hnrlem river when u curtain was fired hy a piece of arc light carbon or a cigarette The lines spread so rapidly that It was with greatest that nny of the occupants of the building escaped John O My nn vice president of the Bathe company and llcmy Lully manager were arrested on production of “excusable initnsl jughter" charges and culpable negligence EXT of the groups to arganbiKs nrketlng Tiystem A? with the plans of the fed compliance end farm hoard so as to obtain its financial aid are the fruit growers of The hoard Michigan and Wisconsin announced tlmt a tentative hnd been reuched with representatives of fruit growers’ coop of the two states eratlve organizations of a uni“looking to the development fied marketing program" Two regional corporations are planned The board Is willing to lend to the fruit growers as facilities loans a total to be advanced to Indiof $l9200tH) on a basis of vidual per cent of the properties ucqulred or constructed PATRICK been COL wui J IIUKLEY who h lIo to 3EDiR Col gut Is Ca Stll spe dur na In wa Mr ent fere nee Is concluded His selection for special ambassadorial duties was made so that the administration would have a trained diplomut thoroughly conversant with the naval situation In while the navul conference Tokyo was In session Canton toll of t of the Chinese Nationalist forces over the rebellious "Ironsides" division Just outside the city In which It was believed half of Gen Chang troops had been killed wounded or captured An attack by the Kwangsl rebels along the West river also was repulsed There In wus mutineers fighting with the Honan — nnd nttwel — pro luces and" fifty mites north Nanking from has koxdouriotis as president of the of his adrepublic because He age and failing health Is eeventy-fouyears of age and has had a distinguished career He wus the victorious commander of the Greek fleet In the Bulkan war of and a regent after the deaths of King In 1920 and again nfter the Alexander of 1323 In II King George departure lie has been president since Decern President Zaimis of the 1920 her senate took over the duties of presl of a now dent pending the election be u heiiu and executive chief boomed for the place tS39 Wistrn tt t uluB) Admiral Grecian vanced CIT — An appropriation $10000 to bo used in improving dar Canyon road was made by Iron county board of at its regular Dt comber etlng provided a like amount is In up by the forest service even tills latter amount obtained then the county's 000 is to be expended by the e read commission on other pro-- am REI’OUTS ket PRICE — Production of potatoes In Carbon county increased approximately 200 per cent over 1928 according lo figures obtained from O 1’ Madsen Carbon county agricultural agent Whereas no shipments were forwarded from Price all last year seventeen cars have far gone to Iowa Colorado and xas and others will probably he In thh county ROVO —Utah lake will be with black bass immediately by the Isaak Walton league's Tho local sportsl'rovo hapter men decided to build a new propagation pond an' to restock the lake of Fred upon the recommendation J Toster of the United States bureau of fisheries who inspected the Mr Foster lake and the pond has promised to assist the local chapter in any vifay possible TREMOtyTON — Cattle selling Is at a standstill In most parts of this corner of Wyoming as well as down Bear river to Rich county Utatg Early In the fall many of tho smaller growers Bold their steers :nd old cows at a moderate price but the of the 'larger herds practl- cally all held for higher price These have not come and during the past tO days tho decline of offers has been so pronounced that buyers have practically quit'-- ' SALT LAKE — The volume of eggs handled by th'h Utah Poultry Producers' association for the first tw q months of Che fiscal year start1923 shows an ing October crease of 57 per cent over that for the corresponding period lust year Clyde C Edmunds general manager of the association reported Despite the Increased volume price to producers has increased about At rt’stnt fire cents per dozen 12 cars of 5'D cases each ere being on the average h’PP“d ctch'vteek utcs'iy lo eoslurn markets Alfalfa Supplies “Protein Source S0MET1MELY SUGGESTIONS FOR Of Such a Nature as to Meet Requirements of the Dairy Cow Alfalfa supplies a mot eeonumVal source of expensive protein The portion content of any feed purchased on the mniket largely controls the selling price of that feed To get a bag of 34 per cent protein feed means the spending of about $320 One hundred pounds of protein purchased In the form of alfulfa hay ut cost $7 02 Com$17 per pare this with 100 pounds of protein in the form of corn chop purchased at $25 per ton The cost would he than twice as much $1(5 08 or more the same amount of protein from hay Supply of Protein Alfalfa hay not only has an supply Of Cheap protein but that Is of such a nature as to meet protein the needs of the dairy cow Protein Is Not all a very complicated makeup for making hide protein Unavailable hoof hair horn muscle blood und the of milk proteins I’roteln In alfalfa hulunces the profeeds teins In other making them Proof more useful toanimnl Nutrition was made experiof this statement mentally by feeding cotton seed meal 43 with timothy per cent protein) hay resulting in a great loss of proseed meal cotton The same teln when fed with ulfulfa hay resulted In asslmilutlon of the greater part of this supply of protein hy the animal of Minerals A further reason for feeding alfalfa to dairy cows lies In the fact that of min Is an abundant supply erals In clear leafy alfalfa The dairy cow needs a tremendous supply of and reproduce to produce calcium Minerals most needed are calcium nnd minerals are These phosphorous The fuct has found In alfalfa hay that when been proven experimentally alfalfa hay of good quality Is fed in proper amount with s well balanced no necessity ration there Is absolutely for supplementing further with commercial minerals the much needed Alfalfa supplies for health nnd vitanilnes so necessary Vltamlne "A” without which growth no can be growth or life Is there In alf ilfa h ij found In abundance of nnd pulutibility Digestibility falfa hay "round out" the reasons for feeding the legume crop to dairy cows the from To get the greatest profits dairy herds Kansas dairymen are pro viillng ten pounds of alfalfa hay per day for every 100 pounds live weight of cow— J C Nlshet extension dairyColman Kansas State Agricultural lege yerjrxrA fer Lump Base Rose n I jh j) Roses in midwinter? Yes beautiful Muka ones If you please them of crepe paper for the boudoir The stems Bun parlor or living room are of exaggerated length fully six Inches so ns to twine around the base of the floor lamp Be sure to choose paper In a color which es or harmonizes with the general tone of the room The vvomnn skilled In paper will be delighted with this charming Item for homo decoration For nn Inexpensive Chrlstmns gift It Is one of the prettiest suggestions of the season Holds Toothbrush A lAf ic- W rm IU1 M 1 wwk '4'" Creosote to 'Lengthen Life of Fence Posts with varieties of wood Experiments treatand the value of preservative ments conducted by a number of our stations have developed experiment au economical treatment that doubles or even trebles the life of most variAlong with eties of wooden posts It has been found these experiments that setting posts in gravel only more that rot makes them quickly charring the posts does not pnv and that painting them with creosote has little value except for preserving the The most effective treatment tops cluded the hours’ soaking in hot ereo sote followed hy five hours In cold GIFTS CHRISTMAS tvi T: As n reminder that "a place for everything nnd everything In Its place” Is a good precept Sarta Claus plans to distribute “oodles" of cunning toothbrush holtleis to the "kiddies" this year Two popular painted wooden types are shown In the picture An amusing model which brings a smile at every glance Is that of a wee china dog or kitty cat which holds the brush so that It looks like the tail of tha little creature Transparent Flower Important Elements for Growth of Asparagus and nitrogen are While phosphorus the two more Important elements for Comjuita&h Is essentials asftnragns mercial growers have found that miirl ate of potash supplier the desirable In salt in obtained element formerly If commercial feraddition to potash the Tennessee tilizer Is not applied of common station advises application salt at the rale of :tOO pounds per acre Since early shoots nre formed large ly on stored food It Is better to apply after the eloe of a season fertilizer than to wait until Just before the next season starts Agricultural Hints make good Sunflowers produce a heavy yield Using the long learn more about itable practice winter and silage evenings to Is a prof- agriculture Never In the history of flower craft has anything lovelier b°en devised the new transparent cellophane flowers They look so like exquisite blown glass posies It’s difficult to tell them apart The petals are cut out of lovely 'colorful cellophane paper then covered 'with liquid transparent A howl full of sealing wax popples as pictured will bring a sure enough to the recipient "Merry Christmas” than Enemble Boudoir Set J sown early In the spring covering alfalfa seed seems no mole necessary than for clover If The protein of wheat bran much higher value for growth the protein of the wheat germ If than you'd them of than Is you don’t expect to raise more of potatoes an acre 2H) bushels better let some one else raise ' Dwarfed or erect growing potato are produced from seed carry The lng the “spindle tuber" disease yield from such plants Is a small number of run out potatoes plants which stands out farm machine In vnlue all winter not only depreciates but requires a lot of extra time and It to run when to rendy get patience R Is wanted again tl farm Housing Implements puys A Not only do we dress Jut we furnish our Jiomes a la ensemble espeDress cially the boudoir hangprs shoe trees hat stands must match Latest Item to netfeto this - assort- ment Is heart shnpfdr®oe tips Stuff them In the toes and they "do ths trick" of keeping nillndys frltocs In Christmas perfect shape displays feoture sets as pictured of painted wood and enamel cloth in Identical patterning 4 i J j U J v3 |