Show THE SAD BUT GLORIOUS GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH Sally Sez MEMORIES FIND FEWER HENS MORE EGGS Li LAID AFFEU 40 Heavy Production Attributed to the Open Winter bowel trouble (PrepMd Constipation may very easily become chronic after forty And any continued constipation at that time of life may bring attacks of piles and a host of other unpleasant disorders Watch your bowels at any age Guard them with particular care after forty Whenever they need any help remember a doctor should know what is best for them "Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a doctor’s prescription for the bowels Tested by 47 years’ practice it has been found thoroughly effective in and its ills for relieving constipation men women and children of all ages It has proven perfectly safe even for babies Made from fresh laxative herbs pure pepsin and other harmless ingredients it cannot gripe will not sicken you or weaken you can be used without harm as often as your breath is bad or when your tongue is coated whenever a headachy bilious gassy condition warns of constipation Da W B A Doctor's "Little North America” in Germany Losing Out Little North America hi Germany PennIs deci easing in population sylvania now htis no school and the parents must send the children to has Boston's Maryland population dwindled to only a little more than 100 und Quebec has only four houses New York and Florida are also diminishing in population The tract of swampy country about and eighty miles east of Berlin called Wartbe Bruch once bad many thousands of people bnt now there are comparatively only a few Nearby places such as Jamaica Transvaal and Havana are also losing out The tract was promoted by King Frederick the Great who induced farmers who wished to emigrate to settle on the swamp land which was and named the villages rechilmed and districts after the foreign destination they had In view Largest Seller la 121 Countries Quit Right Cotton— What Is your reason for believing In the Einstein theory of space over matter? Bolton— Well after going to tho trouble of reading all about it It seems a shame not to believe It— Pathfinder Magazine Pierce’s Pellets are best for liver bowels and stomach One little Pellet for cathartic— Adv m laxative— three for Dr Be Definitot Sambo — Whut time do dls train get to Jackson? a m Conductor — Sambo — Yassuh but how long fo’ five? — Capper's Weekly "I hear the horse “For a "For a Wianer a blue she took show” horse?" gown" ribbon at Long Vacations “Your son says the world oyster" “Yes he won’t work the oyster season" Indian Nomanclataro Weehawken is an Indian meaning "maize land” Is his out of nam and LIVER TROUBLES tongue bad breath nauaea indigestion bQt tnsora coosripatioo dutzmea ouancaa nia retail from acid atomach Avoid serous illness by taking August Flower at ooce Get t any good druggist Relieve fmmtk sweeten stomach livens liver aids digestion clears out poisons You feel fin eat anythin with AUGUST FLOWER DP&itmat tourvlcu riculture Caldwell's Family Laxative by th Unttud Agriculture Egg production per farm flock tho first three months of tlila year creased markedly over the corresponding period a year ago In spite of a sharp reduction In the number of hens and pullets of laying age according to tho bureau of agricultural economics United States Department of Ag- SYRUP PEPSIN Coated Jnitn —fly Gen John J Pershing as he appeared one of the many graves of the Memorial day ceremonies last year When Doughboys Ended Germany’s Dream of Power j By THOMAS J DICKSON (President First Division Society of Washington Chaplain General of the Military Order of the World War) From the Kansas City Star Verdun Some twelve miles from there Is a hogback mountain about a thousand yards long Once there was a little tillage named Vauquols on the summit It probably was Just a hameau of chaumleres and hardly had reached the dignity of a village Like the nest of an eagle Vauquols rested high above tho surIt was an eagle’s rounding country nest for there an eagle defended her In the epic cycle of world brood chaneement from monarchies to republics Vauquols vanished as a drop The of dew In the ocean of time mountain stands forever the Senthiel of Verdun Is the rendezvous mountain Vauquols Soldier In this chamof the I’nknown bered Temple of Silence dauntless valor sleeps — sleeps In a winding sheet of rose leaves of oak leaves of No bard can sing his laurel leaves No poem tells the story of his lay triumph Perhaps this Is Just as well Let his story rest In the Chancery of Heaven known to God alone unto that Day when lie shall muster those who fell In holy cause Subject for s Hugo Vauquols mountain baffles description Our language must be reenst If Victor Hugo could write page after page about an old Iron cannon that rolled from side to side of a ship If he could change Iron Into flesh and endow it with all the faculties of life what would he have said had he stood on Vauquols mountain and seen human flesh turn to steel and warm blood to acid — had he stood on this mountain for centuries while wave after wave broke at his feet? Yea tidal waves of flesh and blood that for hundreds of years have broken on If the mountain fell this Gibraltar! Verdun would fall! The Sentinel of Verdun was faithful unto the fullness of time: then fell Before he touched the ground he was caught In the arms of the Americans The world changed from monarchies to republics Who did It? Search your histories Who were these Americans? From every bnnquet of Information the Inquiring soul of man returns hungry And here Is a story and unsatisfied that should be on the Ups of every child that loves to gaze on stars They were men with an ancestry As of old there were giants In those days Forty years ago there were two on this earth distinct One peoples tribe was of that region staked by It was preparing to conquer Attila and dominate the world Meeting Seemingly Impossible Thousands of miles away across a ocean mountains rivers plains —barriers reared by Nature — another strain was preparing for the responsiIt would seem bilities of citizenship In all human probability that the earth was large enough for tribe and strain to live and move and have their being apart and forever They would meet when the poles of north and south met The greed fffr emlpre ever has beep dominant In the heart of man Caesar Hannibal Alexander Attila Genghis Omar Tamerlane Louis XIV Khan More battles have and Napoleon ! been fought near the River Rhine than any place on earth and on a piece of ground not much larger than Texaa! In the war— more than fifty years ago — the Prussians Tar is They rolled easily captured and down the their heavy guns up beThey marched Champs Elysees neath he Arc de Trlomphe reared by great evidently lost in meditation in front of cemetery at which were held In honor of his victories Napoleon the thought was domEverywhere inant a thought that afterward burst "Deutschland forth In song It was: of uber AllesI" In their daydream empire they saw the time coming when pilgrims from Arctic's remotest short and caravans from Sahara's burning sands would take their costliest tributes and reverently lay them at the feet of mighty Germania Two Placet Not Captursd In that war there were two places the Prussians did not capture Belfort and Verdun A great lion carved In stone Is the emblem of Belfort In the eloquence of silence appreciation finds voice by painting “Verdun" in letters of gold When the World war broke the Germans remembered the sentry who had halted them on the march to greater empire The finest army the broad empire of the Central Powers could muster was thrown against Verdun Sacrificed Another army Another sacrifice! Days of effort passed to weeks and weeks to months and months to An Irresistible met an force years movable object Human elTort locked In an embrace that knew no breaking In this seeming eternity the Sentinel of Verdun walked his post In despair’s darkest hour h called: “All Is well All Is well 1” Vauquols mountain stood as the most Indomitable redoubt In the most tremendous line of defense ever built by man — the nindenburg Other line Over other places places were strong the tide of battle ebbed and flowed Verdun Is where human effort froze Thus far and no farther “They shall not pass" Where the Eagl Struck A short distance from Vauquols Is the town of Montfaucon mountain named Hawk mountain Rightly Engle mountain Line after line of defense was back of Vauquols mountain The Hagen The Volker stellung The stellung Krlmhelde All formidable stellung Ihe Argonne forest with the screened marine gun nests Look at a map of the region of mountain You wonder why tie Germans did not plnccr off the salient and easily capture Verdun Be on the ground when the firing ceased It Is a wonder there Is an American soldier alive to tell the tale The massive works that turned the fair face of Nature Into the side of a battleship! of Day Destiny 20 1918 the knell of September The poles of norlh pire was struck and south did meet An irresistible force ground to dust an Immovable ject Forty years of preparation to dominate the earth came to naught Forty years of preparation for the resuonsibilities of citizenship makes this date forever glorious 20 will be placed on the September calendar of all of earth On this date a division of American national guardsmen went forward to take Vauquols mountain and anything else that stood In Its way In a few honrs the mountain fell Terrific shock Their lines rallied wavered The guardsmen Volker itellung forward! Again taken Town after town restored to France! On the field of valor the Missouri Tiger and the Kansas Jay hawker are mounted to highest posts of equal honor with the Sentinel 9 Th heavy layings this year are attributed to the open winter but the bureau believes that the reaction to be expected later to a lower seasonal rate of layings per hen accentuated by the smaller number of layers will tend to reduce layings per flock to below the level of recent years The bureau’s from figures cover reporta 22000 crop correspondents excluding flocks numbering 400 or more hens and pullets of laying age on January L this year The figures show that on March 1 this year the number of hens and pullets of laying age In farm flocks of crop reporters averaged 836 per farm compared with 88 a year ago and a average of 859 on that dote The reduction since January has been with a six birds per flock compared of 18 average reductlou birds In tlila period Layings per farm flock on March averaged 357 eggs compared with 386 eggs last March I and 32 for the The aggregate of the average layings per flock on January 1 February 1 and March 1 combined Is 753 egg this year compared with 715 In 1930 and 649 In the five years support is like Intermountain Trying to run an industry without local playing tennis with no strings in your racket industries need your support These Brands Are Intermountain Made And Deserve Your Support Position For Every Graduate 1ST A SUMMER TERM STARTS JUNE students to earn living expense Opportunities for CaR write or phone' for full information 4i Business College Henagers ms ' t atn vtfc sit Bmtvir w aatch K Uk Chopped Alfalfa Found Desirable as Protein Chopped alfalfa not only makes a for pork desirable protein supplement production as shown by a recent experiment at the South Dakota experiment station hut la also a splendid feed for particularly laying hens where s high percentage of hatohable This provides a eggs are desired for more exsubstitute satisfactory pensive green feeds which are often to both difficult to secure according the Ohio and Missouri experiment stations The chopping or coarse griming of good quutlty alfalfa clover er soybean hay makes It possible to feed In wire racks hopconveniently pers or troughs Choice qualify hay may also be finely ground to make up 15 per cent of a desirable mash raThis tion according to these stations is especially recommended to make up (lie vitamin deficiency In rations where Is lacking Fgg producers yellow corn with legume hay available will rejoice In knowing that they can take tills of reducing their costs In opportunity order to maintsln a profit with their r flock Poultry Facts for them out Watch cull the early molters as poor layers and chick rations the only mineral additions that are ever likely to be calnecessary are calcium carbonate cium phosphate and sodium chloride ’ which Is common salt In Laying hens need careful attention at this season to prevent their going Into a molt This means that they should have a liberal supply of feed especially plenty of mash Clean shavings or a mixture of shavings and coarse sawdust would make very fine litter for a chicken hou'-There Is do more danger In the use of this litter than In any other a WANTED l Ctrti Nm iiU t 1ISI th reach I printer Flam lor Snd him yor Mlllnc til trouble till Seine for detail Mil Cbrkt-- year keel nU nw which will tho wtthoot and re bad In facto rie Writ Box 1445 Balt Lnfco City rr ir Mintahe dlr ontrn rprntlnc W N U— P O SLE- - APEX OLIVE OIL rot AN habited Th Flour There is nothing which will Improve quality of summer eggs more than the of Infertile eggs production Round worms cause young chickens to have an nnthrifty appearance and are found in the Intestines of unthrifty chickens that have been on raised contaminated soil male Is not required In the flock to obtain a high egg production Most eggs come from farms that never carry males They produce fertile eggs the entire year A When early molting Is the result of poor care the time of molting Is of no value In estimating past or future per forniance of the hens Lartoxt SalUne la Tho Waat Sperry Drifted Snow Flour In Every Homo WHEELS rUMPB— MOTORS— WATFR BOUGHT — BOLD— REPAIRED WEST Ind SOUTH SALT LAh CITT UTAH AWNING MFG CO TIIE LATEST STRIPE PATTERNS 854 Tamyk Salt Lab ITS S W nd Reclaimed ua lor friem SALT LAKE PIPE CO BaK 471 Want Sth So Send thla ad and rt Souls Go Marching On” a H Lak City dkeowat Carriar Pigeon Outclassed The crack Flying Scotsman express easily won a race to Newcastle against 700 carrier pigeons released in the courtyard of th house of commons AMBASSADOR HOTEL Jaat a lias fr— th baalaaM ccatnr Qmkt k and Hnmlika a d y r Rata ti lt tn ft par Cawaaarrtal day aataa mkaaaaa ta Barricn Caraea ha CaautartJaa feeds "Their City PIPE AND FITTINGS Now is the time to start culling Weak chicks never grow Into money making hens so get rid of them a they come from the Incubator with the together of labor greatest possible efficiency used In preparation and feeding are essential to profits In egg production at present market prices BEDS ALL AWNING Wan Writ Aladdins of the Test Tubes The chemist is the magician today who waves his wand over industry and produces now products new fortunes new miracles — Collier’s Weekly Thomas Electric Co aa uninhab- regarded — TENTS AUTO LAMBING TENTS TIIE SPERE TENT & In low and itable AUTO PRODUCT INTERMOUNTAIN Cutting the pullet flock In two order to get rid of all the lute pullets will pay not only In feed but will room for the remainder of the flock and get Increased production Anstralian Desert There remains a vast territory estimated at 1000000 square miles in the central and western portions of Australia which is unin- C Kat 141 ga Sth LISTEN IN ON A SHAY Manager Pkaa THE AMBASSADOR Wit 4145 8ERANADERS KTERT Balt Laha Otp SAT 4:4 P 14 |