Show THE GARLAND GARLAND TIMES UTAH UTAH BRIEFS DOCTOR FAMILY LEARNED THIS ABOUT Scouts held a SpnnI with large crowd present Jamboree Fillmore — W 8 Itlgxby dlea from Injuries received In auto accident 10 dies from Tooele —Chun Miles cold contracled while chasing a coyote Miles was dad In bathing suit when chasing the coyote Fillmore — A 3 day celebration of the of the old State Caplto dedication will be held in July pleasant Grove — Crops In Utah been hove county damaged by cold weather Spanl b Fork— Old Folks outing Is scheduled for June 12 Mcliullln accused of Provo —T selling fake mining stock has been held for trial By ELMO 8C0TT WATSON 1INK the American flag all of ns do on June 14 Is Flag day and we think of the nation al emblem with Its thirteen alternate redand white stripes and Its 4S white stars on a field of blue But this flag which Is known as variously and affectionately "Old Glory" "the Stars and Stripes and "the Star Spangled Banner" Is not the only banner which calls for the respect and loyalty of all AmeFor there are “some other ricana which hare their American flags" Tea placala oorMthftaLtr4ittaavfcn are not so well known though they as "the Red White and Blue” First of all there Is the President's flag the personal banner of the Chief Some day Executive of the nation If yon see flying from a short staff to the radiator attached cap of an automobile a blue flag edged with white and yellow silk fringe bearing the United States coRt of arms In the renter with four white stars In each corner of the flag you won't peed the cheering of the crowds to tell you that the President of the United States Is riding In that car Or if you see s flag of the same design with perhaps a slight difference as to the fringe floating over a house or snapping In the breeze from the bow of a ship It wilt bring the same mesIs in that sage— that the President house or Is riding on that ship Is not the only But the President high official who has his own personal flag aIf the secretary of war Is making an oflldal visit there Is displayed a red flag bearing the United States coat of arms (with some minor differences from that shown on the President’s flag) and four white stars In the corners If It’s the secretary of the navy lt'a a blue flag with a white anchor In the center and the If It's the secretary of four stars the treasury you will see another blue flag but the design on It Is even more complicated Two crossed anchors are surrounded by a ring of thirteen white stars In front of the Intersection of the ahchora Is a shield bearing in the top half pair of scales (of the balance type) and in the lower half a key The symbolism of these Is of course clear The secretary of the treasury holds the key to the nation's strongbox and from the earliest days the balance scales were nsed In The secreweighing precious metals tary of commerce also has a blue flag with the four white stara but In the center la a white shield at the top vessel of which sails a and below a lighthouse casta Ita beams abroad The Presidential flag has had an Interesting history Insofar as the question of a proper design for It has In a series of heated resulted controversies over several points of heraldry Involved Ita history has been one long record of changes and restorations nntll Anally In 1018 under President Woodrow Wilson them evolved the President's flag as It Is Before that time each presitoday dent had the right to select the design for his own flag and most of them did But the Presidential flag used by President Wilson has been used by since that time ®ur Chief Executives A distinctive flag for the President bad Ita origin in the navy On April 18 18C5 Gideon Wells secretary of the navy Issued a set of naval regulations that on the ocprescribing casion of the visit of the President n board a the American St the nslgn should be displayed main This was the first oflldal order to designate a flag denoting the of the President aboard a A change was made the ship noxt year when the rectangular Union of dark blue bearing horizontal Jack rows of white stars one for each State was adopted as the President’s fig when on board a national vessel Although this was the first distinctive flag for the President It was an unIn the navy the fortunate choice Union Jsck at the foremast is a signal for pilot Thua In the case of a ship with only one mast the display of the Union Jack might mean either the President or the pilot In the case of the signal would be and since at that time a Jack At the rigging was o signal of distress Thi Its use for the President was hardly one complimentary to the highest ©Ulcer la the land en- In 18C9 however the national something should he done to reconIn the design os cile the differences the shield A committee from the Wat and the Navy department department Roosevelt President and called on that since other nations suggested had but one flag for its chief It was not consistent for our President to have two So It was decided to adopt a new flag closely patterned after the older navy flag but with several A short modifications time later orders were Issued by the secretaries of the two departments that the colors on the shield as certified by the Stats (seven white and six red department President's 21 PATRIOTIC NEGLIGEES! shows left to right Elizaphotograph beth Vivlal with ths secretary of war's Helen flag Appello with ths Coolidge flag Mary Dsvenny with Old Glory Helen Basqul with ths Taft flag and with ths Roosevelt Anna Corcoran Theta Presidential and army flag manufactured all at the flage are quartermaster's depot In Philadelphia flag and It remained thus until 1882 when William E Chandler secretary of the navy Issued an order which was approved by President Chester Alan Arthur that "the flag of the President of the United States shall consist of a blue ground with the arms of the United States In the center" It was not until 16 years later however that the army followed the lead of the navy by adopting a in distinctly flag for Its commander chief and when It did Its action marked the beginning of a series of controversies which were to lust for Under a general nearly two decades order Issued March 28 1898 from the adjutant general's ofllce by direction of the secretary of war the President’s flag for the army was designated as a flag of scarlet bunting with white stars In each of the four corners and In the middle of the field a large blue star outlined In white and In the center the United bearing Statea coat of arms Around this central star were other white stars representing the etates of the Union war During the the army Presidential flag was hung upon the wall of the cabinet room In the White House symbolizing the position of President McKinley as commander In chief of the army and was the first war flag of Its kind (hat had thus ever been used But for some unknown reason the navy Presidential flag which would symbolize his position as commander In chief of the navy was not thus displayed The army Presidential flag was first exhibited publicly at the peace Jubilee In Chicago In 1890 and celebration again at a similar celebration In PhilaLater both the army and the delphia navy flags were twice hung in the of the White House malu hallway during army and navy receptions but the army flag was never hoisted until March 4 1001 when It flew over the Presidential stand at the reviewing second Inauguration of McKinley The first controversy over the PresiIn 1899 came dential flag The up War department order of 1898 had directed that the oflldal definitely coat of arms on the central star should be "as determined by the State and the arms referred department" to are those shown on the great seal of the United States which Is In the rustody of the Department of State The shield thereon had always displayed seven red and six white bars red and white which was alternately with the act of strictly tn accordance congress of June 20 1782 establishing the great seal In 1899 wlien the officers at New York and equipment Mare Island where flags for the navy are made were furnished their flag books for the year they called attention to the fact that the shield on the President's flag erroneously displayed even white and stx red stripes of the reverse It was discovered that the design had been copied from a publication of the State department entitled "The Seal of the United States” The matter was taken up unofficially with "the ' State department and ended with an admission from officials of that department that "there was no logical reason for the reversal of the colors which was presumed to be the result of an arbitrary heraldic license" In 1902 the acting secretary of the navy Issued a memorandum that "the State department certifies that the shield has seven white and six ml bars alternating white and red and It Is ordered that such shall he the seal on the Presidents flag" Meanwhile the army continued to make Ita flag with the aeveu red and six white stripes on the shield In November 1902 It was decided that 1902 It was officially announced controversy between the two that the departments President’s over the design of the flag was at an end The only other change was to tnake the t& stitched black white eagle heavily Despite the agreement however the flags used by the two branches of the sendee were not yet the same True both used the same device as to ths eagle and the shield but the navy clung to Its blue field and the army to Us red field It was not until ths next administration that decided stepa towards uniformity were taken On June 24 1912 and again on October 29 1912 President Taft issued executive orders that ’the color of the field of the President's flag shall be blue" but the army did not Immediately conform and a difficult situation arose at the Inaugural ceremonies of President Wilson In March 1913 The reviewing box in front of the White House was decorated with two President’s flags provided by the War department and the Navy department The Navy was blue but the War department’s was red department’s This revived the old controversy and when again In 1915 there was a double display of colors the matter assumed a serious aspect It was pointed out to President Wilson that an agreement should be made and a stnndurd flag adopted for both branches of the service The President called in Byron McCandless aide to the secretary of ths navy and requested him to prepare a design for the Presidential standard The new flag was to consist of a blue field with four white stars In the corners since The flags of an admiral and of a general bear four stars as a sign of command and the Is President the highest ranking admiral and general Instead of an exact reproductUm of the great seal President Wilson expressed a desire to have bis personal seal a modification of the great seal used on the Presidents stationery In the White House on the flag This seal differs from the great seal In that the eagle's head Is turned to the sinister (its left) and the stars above the eagle are differently arranged The new design was prepared by the bureau of construction and repair under the direction of Commander McCandless and was approved by the President In an executive order dated May 29 So at last the con1916 troversy was ended and a President's flag uniform for both branches of the service came Into being But though the controversy over the President’s flag was thus ended there are those who are not yet satisfied with the President's flag They point out the fact that the seven white and six red bars on the shield even though it does have the Indorsement of the State department is not In conformity with the of these colors as prescribed In the act of congress of June 20 1782 adopting the grent seal of the United States nor as prescribed by the act of congress of April 4 1818 prescribing alternating red and white stripes in establishing the American flag But more serious that this according to heraldry experts Is the fact that on the President's flag the eagle's head is turned towards the sinister that is away from the flag pole It Is one of the ancient rules of heraldry they say that no bird or animal ever look away from the staff for If such a flag Is carried Into battle the head thus turned would make It look as though the bird were retreating from the enemy On all other flags on which the eagle appears Its head wtyi faces the staff regardless of which tide of the flag one looks at St George — Seed potatoes tested show freedom here by state Inspector from disease Fort Dougins— Training camp to be held in August has over 200 signed up for training Airport (Suit Lake) — Fourth birthday i t air passenger service through Salt Lake has Just been observed Moab— Property values In Grand county are reported showing two hundred thousand dollars decrease Is Ogden — Road In Ogden Canyon ’ being Improved will hold A Ixgnn Scandinavians June 22 celebration Brigham City— 12 Stakes hold M I A contests for candidates to Salt Lake meeting In June Pa rowan — Farmers will plant 300 acres of potatoes In this district Bountiful — Virginia Hepworth during 6 years school attendance has not been absent or tardy Murray —Salt Lake county fire department odds two new fire trucks to its equipment Provo — 3000 people will attend to be held State Firemen’s Convention here Aufcust will enlarge Sandy — High school large grounds to accomodate Gunnison —Wool sorting methods were demohstrated by Utah Agriculture College specialists American Fork— Utah County Farm bureau Is working for tax adjustment on farms Farmington— Road is to be built from Weber Canyon to Farmington Eureka — Juab and Utah County firehere early men will hold a convention in June American Fork— 75 residents of this city have been employed on the water system Improvement work Lehl — Alpine school district plans a $3(5000 building program Pa rowan —Eldou Adams high school student falls off of 70 foot cliff breaking his leg ' Plain City— Concrete Is being laid on the new road project Logan— Cache county grain growers hold meeting to perfect organization the Ogden — Cold weather delays marketing of strawberry crop West rolnt— Four 4 H Clubs have been organized Sugar House— Salt Lake air gliders are taking practice flights la air gliders with a club to be formed soon In taxable Junction — A reduction vhlues is reported for Piute county Provo— An hnder ground reservoir will be constructed near mouth( of Rock Canyon Payson — Boy Scouts conduct excursion to Bryce Cdnyon Alpine — Summer school will feature art course with famous Artists In charge Bingham Canyon —A girl Scout )ias been organised — coun- cil Clubs were Centerfleld— Two organized under direction of —county agent b Cedar City— Fast dally mall to is to be established serving eleven towns I'rovo — Former city auditor Ruth Farrer has been sued for five thousand dollars alleging failure to properly perform her official duties Richfield — It Is estimated that Utah all but 3 states In the gain exceeded In use In 1929 over of automobiles 1928 Clearfield— Tomato plants reported damaged by frost Ileber — Tools barn garage and machinery of a rancher near here bas been burned with heavy property loss Logan — Elks will bold their Stats here June 6th and 7th Convention St George — Sheep men report 1930 loss in flocks over 1929 record Club has lawn Coro me —A girls’ organized Frlce — Values In Carbon county show decrease over 1929 figures are being prepared Ogden — 1’laDS for reopening the Wendover highway as ft federal aid project and add ft heavy capping of additional gravel over ft 40 mile stretch of the high- way Fillmore—Ihe Millard county chapter of the Daughters of rioneera will take over the management of the old State house In Fillmore the Fillmore chapter to serve as custodian Fairview — A summer kindergarten has been established here with 56 scholars enrolled Sprlngvllle — Three car loads of spring chickens havve been shipped from this city Provo— Utah county Jersey breeder’s hold picnic la American Fork Can- on Ogdon— I 0 0 F Grand Hodge bcr® decdeJ hoId 1931 Be8f‘on Annual sessions In I’rovo Helper — Carbon county Fourth of hers with celebration “1 Price participating CONSTIPATION SHIPMENT RULES FOR LIVE STOCK Circular Gives Information on Transporting (Prepared bjr the Unit'd State Department of Agriculture) Live stock owners often have occasion to ship from one state to another When they make such shipments they should know what These must be observed regulations regulations vary somewhat for animals intended for breeding feeding exhibition and other purposes To aid and shippers in obtaining producers Information governing each of these cases the bureau of animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture has published a circular which gives brief statements concerning' the essential requirements for animals enThis Is Miscellanetering each state ous Circular "State Sanitary Requirements Goverulng Admission of Live Stock" which has Just been revised and Is available on application to the department The Information la the circular Is obtained by the bureau from officials of each state and deals principally wfth the movement of cattle horses mules asses hogs sheep and goats Some states also have regulations governing the admission of other stock such as poultry foxes ‘dogs and cats Information as to who may Inspect animals for shipment what tests are and the nampg of the state acceptable officials who have charge of inspection are also given Jor Adapted H ea yy Grain ge gd grain have been nsed continuously for many years by In some qf the leading the corn belt They are especially suitable for feeding heavy rations of steers In fact grain usually eat more and make greater gains than steers Many of us feed hay method to fatteniby the ng steers but we do not call It by that name In care grain great must be given to starting cattle on To turn a bunch of hungry feed steers that are not used to grain onto which allows them all a they can eat would be disastrous Animals of this kind should be hand-fefor a month or more In the troughs until they are comof the One pletely on a full feed of grain should start with about one part of grain to three parts of roughage by Then gradually Increase the weight grain until the cattle are getting three parts of grain to two parts of rough-agOf at the end of the first month course toward the latter part of the fattening period the cattle will be eatas much grain ing about three times as roughage for Danger of Bloating Is Drawback to Alfalfa Except for the fact that there Is some danger of bloat alfalfa makes The splendid pasture for cattle danger from bloat can be minimized the cattle In when by not turulng If they they are exceedingly hungry have had a meal of ground feed or hay or silage and are fairly well filled before turning them on there will not be much danger of bloat Providing a rackful of hay or ‘Straw also “prevents bloat to some extent While the cattle do not eat much of the dry material they will If hungry eat enough of It so that they will not be so ravenous when turned on The mixture seems to the alfalfa In starting the cattle on alfalfa help it would be advisable to keep them on only half hour to an hour at a time at first lengthening the period as they become accustomed to The danger of bloat is greatest when the alfalfa Is wet or covered with frost a t it Thrive on Weeds Without Eating Grass The poorest sort of pasture will one ewe per acre maintain Good grass will maintain five or even more Sudan pasture will maintain ten or more during the grazing season The value of sheep for the farmer lies In the fact that they live largely on weeds and In the ordinary weedy pasture will Improve the grass if not too closely confined The most profitable flock of sheep Is that number which will keep down the weeds on a farm without eating very much of the grass Sheep will kill out nearly all the weeds In a pasture In a couple of years thus permitting the grass to make a fresh start and come back t a thicker stand Shipping Hogs Reonuse of high prices being paid finished hogs and the Increased losses In shipment due to summer heat waves farmers will be well repaid for extreme care In getting their hogs to market according to the swine department University of Illinois Slipping conditions may be Improved by hanging Ice In burlap bags from the roof of the car This will will cool the air and the drippings provide a cool place for hogs to Us In for ilM! 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