Show TIMES GARLAND THE GARLAND UTAH HOME AND FARM NEWS ma Roberta held out a couple of leaveJ paper — Don Jaime's battle plan Ho“The boy baa some bart read "Who sense after all" he decided gays this Is a dull country?” He spoke to Julio "SI senor" murmured Julio aud rode away on Don Jaime's trail! Ken Hobart left alone with Itoberta lit a cigarette smoked It through In silence lit another aud waited Then: "Crying over the old man?" and added defenRoberta nodded “I’m sure anybody would Don sively Jaime's so young and so fine and If he should get killed—” "Quite so" murmured Mr Hobart "However we have one consolation on the He’ll have a lot of company Well If that way up bombre gets his about all any of us Blackbird!' can do la to sing I Imagine he'll get killed — somehow" “In heaven’s name why?" “Well” said Mr Ilobnrt with exasperating deliberation “lie's madly In love with you Miss Antrim but he realizes that’s all the good It’s going He realizes you’d never to do him dream of marrying the man who killed your uncle — ” He "My uncle was n scoundrel of A It Jim the Conqueror By Peter D Kyno tv rtw WNU Barrio (hnrrifU B IM would Btay over for your Jimmy" She tried but her quavering jto appear olce betrayed her real fee lings Hla brown hand caressed her shoulder “That's the girl Act spunky vre?? of course funeral Jocular T scoundrels” he was your uncle You of course that with Dod Jaime's no breed of cat an uncle Is a kinsman I’ve feit like matter what he does telling the boss he was all wrong about you but then I’m only a hired man and the hired man who speaks out of his turn to Don Jaime gets fired pretty sudden" ployed "Still know Even if You Are Not Spunky — Nine Times Out of Ten One Can Fool the Enemy With a Good “Act Bluff" "If you’d only told him !” Roberta wailed “Oh If you only had !" “Why didn’t you tell him yourself?" he retorted “You’re one of the parties at Interest aren’t you?” “There are things no girl can say— when a man acts as queerly ns Don lie's so Jaime does Mr Hobart sensitive so retiring—’’ Mr Ilobart choked and to cover his viocachlnnation coughed strangled lently Into his cupped hands “About as sensitive and retiring as a steer on the peck” he retorted “but he is If he thought there wns the proud least chance of your refusing him he'd never nsk you to marry him In a thousand yenrs" “Indeed Is that possible Mr Hobart?" Then It suddenly dawning on her that her conversation with Ken Hobart hitherto could have been covered In five hundred words she wns not only at his garrulity hut appalled “Isn't this conversation at her own getting a trifle — personal and delicate Mr Hobart?” she suggested “Really I haven’t the slightest Idea why I am such an Intimate subject discussing with you” want to discuss It" hove "Well he replied calmly “When I discover that Don Jaime has ridden away to get killed because life won’t mean a thing to him after you're gone— and when I find you ruining your complexion crying over this greaser — " “How dare you? He's not n greaser!” but a greaser would act “Nobody Well as I was saythe way he does ing having discovered the lay of the land I felt It my Christian duty to Interfere and offer some sound advice” "What do you advise Mr Hobart?” “Would you marry this Iliguenea bombre if he asked you?” Roberta blushed furiously and hung her head “Come" Mr nohart urged “this Is There’s a question serious business before the house and It merits an answer Would you marry the Idiot and chuck all your sheep money into the pot with him and help extend his Irrigation system and buy about a thouHereford breeding sand cows?” If I married him “I would gladly I’d be his partner as well as hla wife could he a good partner" “None better" agreed Mr Hobart "Well If you want him go get him He's yours for the asking” even If you’re not NiDe times out of ten one can fool the enemy with a good bluff” “You are going to wait here until Aurelio returns with more men and horses? How many men have you sent for?" “Twenty Cameo the riding boss will pick the best That will be five trucks with four horses and their ridDon’t talk to me ers to each truck I hae to formulate now Roberta battle plan" He took out a notebook and pencil and commenced writlDg “Here” he aald abruptly when he had finished “please hand this to Ken Hobart when ha reports here If nobody returns by twilight drive the car back to tb H the way” You know ranch atood up hitched his belt and held out his band “Where are you going Jimmy T’ Tm going to circle ahead of those sheep and get to the only water-hol- an they can reach’ tonight There's corral In the valley by old branding one I built myself that I'm going to dig In there and hold that gang off” “Surely you're not going alone?" “Julio will follow at four o’clock Bobby — In He’a dependable case I do not see you again It’s been When wonderful to have known you you get back to DobbsIf Ferry think he’a In t be kindly of Jim Higgins an occasional cemetery and send hi Your It hd nut- picture local bank sheep money Is Id thelooks like a He Trust old I'rudy than any fox dusky Idol but he’s cuter —and honest Good by my very dear" In He took her hand It trembled "Mr Flobartl How dare you? No In ft very hla ‘Jimmy” she said told girl asks a man to marry her!” other night you “the small voice state’That’s why we have so many old a tla Ms xae you loved me listen to Now maids Miss Antrim ment of fact or Just— ah— hooey?’ If you hop aboard that horse of IU me “It was a statement of act ride after Julio he'll lead and yours live day I Some as as long love you corral where someyou to that old branding suppose I'll marry If I live In be and Don Jaime are going to dig cool of the evebody else but In the You'll when the day's work Is and do some fancy ahootlng darling ning his have time to get to the scene of the boy and the Hlguenes done and festivities before they get going have well I thoughts are alone together— with Don Jaime your little And If Mrs do some thinking are and then beat It back here before should say 'James what shall tell her a dark" of?’ thinking you “Oh Mr Ilobart I couldn't! I’d feel harmless lie" I’d die of shame" K brazen “I shall go home tomorrow Jimmy Don Jimmy Is alle "Very well then die you come lank to —provided sure to die because he doesn’t want to Verde If not—’’ course he’d never let you live Of In a hurry ana me “They'll plant He know that but right here In this note Hobby you can go the day after face ’Adlos amigo In his be left me he says: took her fresh lovely See that Miss Antrim gets to the stahe said very werlous-l“Bobby’’ palms do me as the man who tion all right and whatever you "remember And he don’t plant me In the same cemetery never mad love for fun" You can save a huwith her uncle’ go kissed her on the lip and let her his do not If you man life If you care to into Dully ahe watched him awing had care to — well that' your own busaddle and ride away when he up looked iness” topped the ridge he pulled to her horse walked he up got Roberta back and waved his hand Then and mounted him "Thank you a lot went over the sky line ’‘You’re a and Mr Ilobart” she gulped About three thirty Ken Hobart true friend" face Julio returned and found Itoberta I’d he out If measure "I’m up glad downward In the grass sobblnc sore at boss’ she of luck If the wife got her heart must break When It me Hello here come Caraveo and the raised her head at Hobart's touch that truckaI must head him off and send occurred to the general manager little road a the few miles farhim a than down more It would require dam-- ther to save time” He made flying rouge and powder to repair the to leap to his horse and galloped away age done by those tears dei meet the rldln boss “Where la the Big Boss?”' tone of TO BE CONTINUED manded In the one who behold nothing unusual ' SUPPER TO FOR! SING Douglas Scalley saw Act ' “ r s' Talks On Beets f £' General Agriculto of the Sugar Company In comipent on beet last year’s lng crop In Box Elder county and the prospects for 1933 has issued the following statement: The beet crop of 1932 in the Box Elder county area has established new records In some districts tonnage where the average of 159 tons were on acre grown per approximately 9000 acres The beet growers of Box Elder county deserve to be commended for the control methods and practices employed m the growing of this ciop During the last four years a number of changes have brought about and the Increased tonnages have also helped to reduce the cost of The general growing the beet crop use of phosphate where it has been has proven that the soil is deficient tAen one of the factors Another is the cooperation of the beet growers In meeting) with the Sugar Company the nematode situation Rotation and fertilization have greatly reduced the losses by this pest which has been in some districts ior the! prevalent last ten years Lands which were In- fested with the nematode and have! been handled by a system of rotation tonare now producing maximum of on better work beets nages The seed beds and earlier planting have also been satisfactory which must be recognized Douglass ScaUey ural Superintendent i 'Av j - A) tS'k If tlie sugarplum tree should come to life come from the magic And pitcher — wouldn’t supper times be jolly for five am) seven years olds! A supper that has all the charm of the and the honey dew has for dessert a cup of crushed canned pineapple ool and sweet Never was anything fo good to ent nor so good for growing hois and girls For nutritional has recently found canned pit e ipplo to be a valuable source of the minerals to health ns well as a valuable source A' id ' UA ' It and C — a A that makes the task of mothers The delicate flavor lime simpler and tolur of pineapple are especdally Pineapple is a appealing to children In their fond vvliiih rightly belongs When own world of magic goodness — l served Is a it generous simply of unshed pineapple— it Is a treat find which piling Mirv and Johnny suited to their most epicurean tastes Two slices a day or a cup of crushed to fruit Is the niimiint recommended aid in the main ter un e of health and grow th of viamms XivestpeE The year 1930 with its record breaking tonnages It now behind us and within the next few days we will start on the growing of the 1933 crop Moisture conditions and the increased amount of fall plowing leads us to believe at this time that we can look forward to another year of high tonFrom present indications the nages be a planting season will possible week later than a year ago and we urge all of the beet growers that there will be a 100 per cent cooperation between them in handling of the beet drills with this in mind that at least 80 per cent of this year's plantings will be seeded in tVie first twelve day of the planting season In order for this to be accomplished beet drills should be kept working on full time and this can only be done by every one of the growerg cooperating with their neighbors in seeing that the beet drills will not remain Idle in the vital period of the planting season One factor which enters Into the reduced tonnages on many farms Is the faUure of the beet drill of the man operating the drill to plant the seed at the right depth and we unhesitatingly urge that every grower during the season of 1933 be on his beet field when the seed is being planted supervising the arHUng and start the season of 1933 wliu a 100 per cent stand of Leet6 the far western industry by saving an50000 producers upwards of nually If the railroads ignore the turkey growers’ plea lor cooperation by failing to accede to the rate reductions s wav is paved for greater employment the huge regional organization to reciprocate ny diverting the and broader purchasing power in the bulk of its tonnage to boat carriers urban d rtrict' blying through the Panama canal that our foreign mar-- j Championing the cause ol 14000 ripened nu as viUirklyi member in western nine that in soihe way we states theproducers turkey asociation is asking something back for all that present transcontinental rail! have loaned abroad rates of 3 00 hundred weight be reective relief to farmers duced to $2 00 as an emergency mea- lntei ests would be a sure and that the minimum car attitude tax towards rourageous weight be 30000 pounds or under euui llon on )art (f legistlator 50 cents Under present conditions an local per counties ln hundredweight can be saved turkey growers ly inlnK’ation has shown that govern-m- t the birds by rail to the Pacific ntal costs can be cut and the atCoast and thence by water to New e York The rail titude of the public generally charge from Salt Lake that such action is popular to San Francisco for instance is 100 and the boat charge 150 making the total rate $250 by the indirect route with 3 00 overland compared season Dining the past marketing western were "gobbler” producers forced to pay 219 percent of the gross This is receipts for transportation 9 3 in 1930 compared with percent and 16 6 per cent in 1931ft or a rise of) more than 135 per cent In two seaVigorous effort to obtain a down sons rail War(j revision of transcontinental iates on turkeys has been launched jy the Northwestern Turkey Growers’ Association in an attempt to bolster — distinctly better tone in the livestock markets than has been Prices of the case for many months both hogs and cattle have strengthened as is evidenced by the fact that steers sold duiing the past weeK up' the lughesi to six cents a pound price paid on the Los Angele mai kot Grain-lehogs since last December sold up to $4 60 a cwt the highest price since last October There is a definite feeling of op timism in the livestock markets bol- stered by the belief that improvement and employment in business Industry f°vnmnunlllThe Clearing up and is well under waystabilization of the banking situation most was undoubtedly the important factor in lestonng public confidence and stimulating credits and business generally To my mind it would L'e unfortunate if the Fideral government should attempt to enact legislation to artificially boost farm and livestock prices is No matter what sort of legislation of enacted it means the aacutiOHr more more government employes taxes government expense’ mule What is really needed is a general effort cutting down of government I believe that the and lower ta rank and file of farmers and stock- men vould be well content to be left alone and that relief measures should be limited to reduced taxes of all ! 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