Show i 4 THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH Sally Sez Intermountain News —Briefly Told by Busy Readen (MM £jf ' DAMAGE BY FIRE ITRCUASE ENGINE CONTRACT TO BE LET SIIITPED WOOL POOL r OGDEN UT— M G Pence ManNational of the Farmers’ ager W and Jess Grain corporation Wade Manager of the Internationannounce Inc al Grain Growers the control by purchase or lease of 14 I® grain elevators Utah and 31 in Idaho Marks the two medical studeuts would grin knowingly at each other And story Mason and Brierly the other two clerks would take It all in and would Harold Norman Atrldge an orphan lives with hla buttonhole to him try that evening for Matilda who reared him At her a full report of the night’s debauch death he find himself penniless Humid felt sick with disgust as he enAt the close of the war he gets work in a bank Tennis Is his tered tils room nnd began hastily only recreation Taking a mescupboards and pulling out drawers he sage to Marjorie Clarence to obtain fresh chit lies Half changed finds her father In tba throes of he seized his sponge hag and shaving delirium tremens gear and dashed down to the bathroom CHAPTER III — Continued It was a grim sight thnt confronted him in tlie mirror Ills left eye was — 7— swollen out flush with tils eyebrow “But It was good of you” said Miss and discolored to a rich ripe plum Clareuce ‘I — I don’t know color his other thunk you eye was bloodshot It Isn't every one who nnd the eyelid drooped darkfy with would-weariness and worry Dut Harold hnd “I)o l’t— please don’t” said llnrold no time for musing he began to rub Miss Clarence charmingly squirming his shaving stick over his bruised refrained from singing hli praises “And what are you going to do cheek Changed at Inst Harold ns was now?” asked Harold "Get Doctor Drown In that’s the ways his habit hurriedly tapped his first tiling I expect lie’ll pockets to make certain he hnd with get him him he would need that sent to the hospital everything That — that’s Heavens? what happened day Everything — money before" season ticket pocketbook fountain pen “But whatever will you do then?" —was In Ills other suit still hanging “What can I do? Stay here supIn the tennis club pavilion Harold pose” “But— hut — haven't to stumped with shame and vexation he you anyone did not swear— he had never acquired go to? Any aunts or anything?" Downstairs “Yes of course I have There's my the habit of swearing Danvers 'hnd Marks were putngnin Auntie Mabel She only lives In Ash ting on their hats In the hull and ford road just past the common But Mrs Hound was standing with them I hate her" He Harold nodded sympathetically “I've kept your breakfast 'ot sir” she said “It’S nil ready for you” knew all about aunts "But hadn't you better go there all Harold looked through the door at It said nineteen minutes to the same?” he said proffering the the clock nine 'and Harold never left later than "You simply can’t suggestion timidly You — you want stay here by yourself Jwenty minutes to nine “Can't stop for breakfast” he said looking after” Miss flushed and flustered and reached for smiled (’larenoe actually Ills bat and dived for the door through her misery Just “I'll go if you feel like that about and as he reached It he remembered It” she said turned hack Why on earth wasn’t It was the first time In years that Hound by herstf Instead of Mrs had standing with nil those louts In the anyone other than Ids landlady hall? lie choked down his mortifdisplayed (lie slightest Interest In anyYet even at ication thing that Harold said that moment even as Harold wag “Can you lend me a shilling Mrs In basking the warm glovy of It there Pound? I've — er— I've — ” sounded the crack of doom There was a general explosion of It was the postman's knock The warm glow lniigliter Danvers plunged a coarse vanished Instantly hand into Ills trousers pocket pulled and out a massy of small change time does your postman come?" lie asked selected I “About ten past eight usunlly “Here you are old nun” he said sometimes had no idea — ” like thnt myself “been "Ten past eight? I'e got to be at after a nleht out” ‘“Harold darted a look of baffled fury the bank at And — good lord-- !" at him out of his one sound eye but the coin Realization came with a rush time pressed Hg grabbed "I left my things at the club Inst and dashed out again his ears scarlet himself In feeble fury and muttering-t- o night— my suit everything” He looked down appalled at his He came hurrying short of breath White flannels — at Into Morley Park station two minutes attire present least they had been white before he before the time of the early train As he was about to ascend the steps had Indulged in bear fights with Mr his Now they were black tn to the platform he remembered Clarence patches and here and there and on promise to telephone to Doctor Brown back and he turned his shirt as well there were big Automatically had of the blood which went into a telephone box Heinous splashes streamed from Ids nose Ills left eye though It might be to be late at the — black it would be worse not to do too for all he knew office yens puffed Yet even as he — and a heard sprouted over as he said he would waited receiver to ear for- his numbis cheeks nnd chin ber 'he fell an apjmlling' sense of "Goodness gracious me!” said Har— I Miss Clarence and to run don’t know old “I'll have gievance against her bibulous parent what I'll do” he bleated scrambling for the door The bank still stood as usual at Its Miss contrite and fluscorner unmoved even by Clarence accustomed His tered followed him the shock of Harold's lateness “But you'll come this evening won’t usual hook awaited his hat His ex“Oil and please emplary desk awaited his elbows his you?” she pleaded lie snarled ring up Doctor Drown and ask him to chair awaited his person “Good morning” to the dozen young call— I can’t get out to do thnt” He pulled men about the room blushed as he “All right” said Harold realized thnt the gaze of open the door and dashed out Miss sound eyes were concentrated called on his “About six — please” one black one and threw himself Into ClnreDce after him for the The staid business men of Morley his chair hastily reaching to Park— those of them who having deposit ledgers to cover his confusion were even His brain was swimming In a whirlbe early at their offices of disconnected then on their way to the and pool thoughts memories and It threatened at any Harold’s passage with curious unshaven moment to he entirely submerged Shock head amusement BE CONTINUED (TO I flannels black cheeks eye dirty demeanor— all bloodstains agitated Eagle as a Symbol on commented noted and were The eagle stood for two things In and Scae Fell View lie reached ancient symbolism The Greek name front as he pelted up to the for the monarch of the air was a door he canght a glimpse through motion" The the windows of Mrs Pound and the word meaning “rapid after watchboarders at brenkfnst— and all of them deeply mystic Hebrews No the great bird sitting motionless look him ing to at turning agitatedly the sun — of course that was In his other contemplating gave It a key name which meant "medltatfon" In Dut no need for It either clothes becanse the slatternly maid enrly Christian art the eagle became power bewith astonishment had run to open the symbol of spiritual cause It was able to soar tirelessly the door with Mrs Pound galumphing The lion behind her through the highest places "Oh Mr Atrldge!” she began even was the symbol of human pride and "Whattemporal power as he crossed the threshold Did you ever has been the matter? You Wia have an accident? Olu and your poor I’ve been so worried — nobody A Connecticut citizen who has played eye Ooh and anagrams for a “good spell” writes knew where you were there’s blood all over your trousers” wrathfully to the Wall Street Journal had escaped past her that he was cheated out of the county But Harold His head was anagram championship sidewise like a crab by the Ignorance of the Judge who holds down the hung In shame while his fingers twiteaty chair at "the Cortered with agitation He slunk up the lexicographer's store "He Pound’s general alarmed ners” Mra claimed" while stalra "there Is no comments died away behind him — she fumes the correspondent I say there is had returned he knew to the dining such word as zloty’ old sport" Am I right T “Absolutely room there to discourse to the othera "A ‘zloty’ la a assures the editor on this amazing occurInterminably relish coin designed no doubt Tor would be' rence Pnddingfnce machines" with astonishment Danvers and slot the OGDEN UT— Damage estimated between $1000 and $5000 resulted from fire of undetermined origin to the carjtenter shop of tba Utah Industrial School at UT— AlI A HE CITY SALT from resulting though fatalities accidents in Salt Lake City this year are less by one than for 1930 In the corresponding period the death toll for the state totuled 57 as compared with 47 during the same period last year according to the r“oords of W E Jukes In charge of the police traffic bureau traffic IDA— The muIDAHO FADES nicipal airport must have additional acreage on the west to make posrunway besible an fore a federal depart meat of comLocal merce rating can Ive granted a suitshould believe that people here be established able airport mail and passenger plunes would 'make regular stops IDA— J W RanTWIN FALLS district dall of Ogden Sugmanager of the Amnlgmnted ar company after Inspecting sugar beet fields In this area reported thnt although some leaf hoppers were In evidence there would be a fair beet harvest this season OGDEN FT— A contract will soon be let for the construction of man federal aid Idaho project HYItUM FT— Tlib Ilyrum Irrigation proje t will be recommended to I)r Elwood Mend U S for fedcommissioner Reclamation eral aid by the Utah state water it was reportstorage commission ed here LOGAN UT— A O Anderson of the local post of commander the Veterans of Foreign Wurs announces their charter will be held some until time in August open CHALIIS IDA— The steel bridge across Salmon river three miles south of here bus been completed and will ojien fur travel as soon as the concrete floor has set become thoroughly the IDAHO FALLS 1I)A — The efty council and electric light com at a meeting of the counfii recommended the proiwuil to purchase a $00(XX1 Diesel engine he referred to the finance committee AMERICAN FALLS IDA —Work on the new 21 foot wide bridge to replace the old Montgomery bridge on the Old Oregon Trail near Bonanza bar will be completed soon GOODING IDA— Gooding counfor the second ty’s tax collections half period ending June 21 were estimated at $150000 compared with $100513 paid last year - UT — Cache comity hns IJ3GANs 558 cows' on test In five more than 40 which produced pounds of butterfat during a single month according to a report Issued L Wrigley county by R agent BLACK FOOT Interest In development of Ayrshire dairy cattle has led the eastern Idaho district fair board tn offer premiums in this new tlivMon at 2il Octolier 2 the fair September BURLEY IDA— Shrinking the least amount of any of lambs ever sold on the market Cassia by county Iamb pool members the third pool of the season brought $775 per hundred In Omaha for fat lambs and $5 23 for feeders dernl IDA-BLACK FOOT and state departments and have encounty commissioners tered Into a triangular agreement on expenses in an effort to rid the county of tubercular cattle POCATELLO IDA -- Tie office of the Eastern Idaho Wool Marketannounce that 115 ing association carloads of the 1031 wool clip has been shipped up to the peak of the season BEAVER FT— Interest In minnear here has exing properties As a result perienced a revival of conditions at the Fortnna the Sheeproek and the Rozelle: nearly on Mineral range all the ground has lieen relocated BOISE IDA— Julius Jacobson federal crop report bureau that Idaho’s cherry reports crop was 05 per cent compand with 80 per cent of last year TAKE YELLOWSTONE unrulier of a greater Dark than visitors to Yellowstone travel ever liefore the this year Is nearly CoO greater than in 1930 I’nder normal IDA— RFDEIIT conditions the potato crop of Idaho In 1031 will probably lie less than Since planting It is last year found that hutjw per cent of Inst has I'ceft eroded to year’s acreage This estimate was gainpotatoes ed from 640 potato growers yd the state CALF STARTER IS MADE AT CORNELL Dry Mixture Gives a Good Growth and Is Cheap Eliminating the troubleentirely some task of heutlng water to mix with calf feeds the new “calf starter" devised at the New York State College of Agriculture has proved successful In tests at the college according to Charles II Crawford of the department of animal husbandry Calves have been grown to six months of age at a total cost of $30 by using1 the new dry mixture and but 323 pounds of whole milk was fed during the first 17 weeks The mixture contains 320 pounds of ground yellow corn 320 pounds of rolled onts 320 pounds of winter wheat bran 100 pounds of linseed meal and 880 pounds of dry skim milk The calves were fed the calf starter for the first 16 weeks when they were changed to a cheaper concentrated mixture called the heifer ration The heifer ration has 300 pounds each of ground yellow corn ground onts and wheat bran and 100 pounds of linseed oil meal "“Both of these feeds gnve good growth nnd are cheap Mr Crawford says The calf starter was limited to five pounds and the heifer ration to four pounds dally Hay was fed liberally The new feed Is not sold commercially but a letter to the animal husbandry department of the New York IthaState College of Agriculture ca N Y will bring details of the plan nnd the feeding schedule Chance for Quick Calf Profit Seen on Ranges Creep feeding Is applied to culvea the same as to pigs or Iambs and Is especially adapted to corn belt farms It also Is being practiced successfully on the naon the ranges and especially tive pastures of Kansas says B It thalmnn of the University of Nebraska According to recent tests an April calf creep fed will consume an averThis will age of six bushels of grain 00 pounds to his add approximately Should the weight by market time calf sell for 10 cents a pound the extra weight would return $1 a bushel for grain fed In addition to Increased weight creep fed calves sell from $1 to $2 a hundred higher than simllnr calves not fed grain while receiving Should more finish and weight milk be desired before marketing creep fed calves may be placed In dry lot after Usually weaning for a short period 30 to ikt days will prove sufficient to put them In top finish for the fat cattle Such anlmnls meet with n market ready demand at any season and returns will more than meet the extra Well bred labor or rost Involved calves of good quality should be the aim for creep feeding Well Constructed Tank Efficient for Cooling According to tests at the state station st Geneva N periment farm tanks cooling In Is easier and equally as efficient from a sanitary point of view as cooling The electric refrigan aerator ove1 erators now being offered for sale for use on dairy farms are practical and Whether the farmer uses a reliable tank of the old style using Ice or one of the new Ice machines the tank should be large enough1 so that when filled with cans of milk there will be twice ns much Ice and vater as mlk A tank 35 Inches wide GO Inches htg and 26 Inches deep hns a rapacity of When the six cans are In six cans there are two gallons of water and Ice for each gallon of milk Dairy CKKHHf Facts OCO 0 way to sonnd feeding increases Testing opens the business dairying Carelessness milk production In Buying like diving should be done "head first” Many the people who have used their heads first are now getting the maximum in quality for the minimum in price by buying intermountain products of These Brands Are Intermountain Made And Deserve Your Support Bo The dairy cow herds will show ttydr Increased cream by appreciation checks to owners who do a good Job of putting up alfalfa hay for next winter’s feed PRIZE WEEK’S City STORY How can the business depression be Improved? With more money for every one to spend of course All right let us each make a vow to buy Intermountain products only There by improving the commercial life of our intermountain and making every one country happy and our own pocket books a little more plump Products grown or manufactured in the Intermountain country are v better and cheaper Where could we find a section that can supply so nearly all of our requirements? MRS A M CONGER Idaho New Plymouth Marble for Statuary Statuary marble the most valumust be pure of marbles of good texture somewhat translucent and must be well adapted to carving THOMAS ELECTRIC CO PUMPS— MOTORS— WATER WHEELS BOUGHT— HOLD— REPAIRED WK9T Jn4 SOUTH BALT LAKE CITY UTAH Relics of Old West A government scientist who was skeletons of extinct aniseeking mals on the western plains came upon some ox shoes and other relics of covered wagon days along the Oregon trail Art a to Build you going IIAY DERRICK? Wo oan Writ Builders Mv you mono? u for CtreuUr Steel fth 8a Co & Iron Bolt Ltk Ut City APEX OLIVE OIL AM MOTOR OIL Free From Carbon Utah High School of Floor Clift Bide Bolt lake Clip Ut If poo oro Planning Papina Basin Fntnr Investigate Oar Plao Writ For Catalogs Third "E Pluribus Unum” is a Latin phrase and is the national motto of the United States It means “one from many” and was adopted because the designers of the great seal thought that the sentiment was peculiarly appropriate for a nation composed of many governmental units “GRAINS THE WHOLE GOLD” WHEAT CEREAL "Makes Cream Taste Better” Western Made For Western Trade Aik OF Your Grocer Scalping in History The scalping of enemies was not unknown to the Old World as it was mentioned by Herodotus as practiced by the ScythianB Nt DALE POTATO LIMB CO ARTIFICIAL Artificial Llmbe Truwoo Brae Arch Support Eloitio Hotaerjr Extension Shoo Eotablihed In Salt Irti In 1908 — Batlafuction Hi Wu 9261 (eerente—A US W Third 8a I Bolt Lake City Ut Crutchco Aik Balt For Lake City— TcL Hy Dealor For Yonr Intermountain Br Made Brooms Non Bird “Silver Ross the woman who Is to have made the first supposed American flag and her husband John Claypool were first buried In the Free Quaker burying ground on the west side of street south of what is now known aa LoIn 1857 cust street Philadelphia the bodies wej-- removed to a lot in Mannt Moriah cemetery Betsy at Your Vacation LAKE BEACH-B- EAR Good Cabins and Meals Reasonable Price J W Niel Garden City Utah Many Partially Deaf The American Otological there are people in the United whose hearing is impaired CHIPS ation says that Crlipnna and Quality Factory— Kcncingtoa Are Rqnal to lift the Egypt- powerful enough pyramids ian Spend No Mixups for Them Fair Young Thing (at her first boxing match) —What a cowardly lot of chaps those seconds are! As soon as any trouble starts they step out of the ring PRODUCT fNTERMOUNTAIN Immense Gas Production The amount of natural and artificial gas produced in the world in a year would fill a dirigible a mile in diameter and twenty miles long IDEAL 1741 associ10000-00- 0 States BLUE SEAL CLEANSER Wonderful On eUU per week will he paid for the best article on "Why you should use Intermountain made Goods” — Similar to Send your story in above prose or verse to Intermountain Products Column P O Box 1545 Salt Lake City If — in this your story appears column you will QIZ receive check for— ff The first rlne of milk utensils should be with cold or lukewarm water as hot water will cause the milk to “cook on” Cleanser SOUS Household Sanitary and Water Softener DISTRIBUTORS r’ThcyaftLako 'ciiaithvafcCo m DEALER ASKJTOUR Nom f Amt w Mil Card la 1911 tkreaik roar la rol printer - Plan fr 1111 keing art naa far litiili whirl! will 9rt In roar selling nsttr wtthat aiak th rur and klirt 70 hart la traublra mistake faetsriea Writ layrmantlng eastern W N U— P Bag IMS Balt Uka City WANTED aw a AMBASSADOR HOTEL Jart I hulam Unless the customary feed Is given to dairy cows In mild weather as well will as in severe weather production fall off sharply Raise calves from only the very best It is better to veal all calves cow's unless their blood Inheritance makes It possible for them to develop Into good cows c able white 47S Wort have Indicated Recent experiments acids contained In silage are not harmful to cows 7 Salt Taka Main THIS that the growth of homs tn Prevent calves by using a caustic stick which yon cat buy from your druggist NEON LIGHTS Products Corporation CLAUDE EltcTwiCAL IMS FOREST costs It n )Mlfc ni Kate itry from enter Hsmtliha prlcti 1299 t 9r 4r Coaemercial rata ealcamen Barrie Gang Concretion C A SIIAY 141 ft LISTEN Ith Ert IN ON THE Manager Phone Wae S99S 6ERANADEB3 AMBASSADOR EVERT thw Quirt Pp-l- tf me la IS OS tw la ' SATHalt1:49l ikeP CiT M |