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Show U purples 1 in gnins avatlaWe for supply of only 69,989,000 tons pe current 1 '1934, according to a report receiv-- during the mil-.- f 75 about to increased ed by Director William Peterson of (may be 70 A about with Live-; lion tons, compared Pedorsl Nelzon of Brigham Mia Doria ' 1 Y. ORCHARD SOILS stock-lrw- d I City, returned to her home last the 1928-8Mo. Supplies during Sunday kfter having apent the past tons. 115,762,000 period average three wceka here visiting with Mr. Tin. production is supg-- l and Mrs. Wm McClure and Mr Plans are being msde under the of 7 A. L. Stark, ex- end Mrs E A Nelson. animd 000 turn. Grenwoniuming horticulturist, and Professor BLUE BLAZE COAL tension 1 may be around unite January Dean horticulturist, associate M Mrs P. Mrs L D Cash and Coe, 3 per cant larger than two years Cash if Las Anodes, spent Tues- to set up a program to determine - ago, but 10 pel cent less than the mecultural with of combination what day, visiting at Hyde Park, 1929-8- 8 average, Mn Chelnecha Waite and dhe thods, cover crops and fertilisers different with results best relatives. j give types of fruits grown in Utah. Present indications are tint this Mr anl Mrs. Lloyd Tolmtn, Mr The soil fertility aspects of the and Mrs. William Nye and Mr and piygram will be under the superris-- years production of feed grains, of Professor D. W. Pittman, eluding all n, Mn Dave Evans if Lava . fl-- t grain sorghum. and Mr and Mn. Vcani Associate Agronomist, and the soil oats and barley, in the United States Springs Bair of McCsmmon, visited with! moisture aspects be under the sup- - wiU be about 58 million tons, com-and Mn. Fred Spillman last ervision of O. W. Isrselson, irriga- - pared with 54 million tons in 1964 the tion and drains engineer, both and a yearly average of about 100 Saturday. They all attended the 1928-8- 2 football gams at Logan. of the Utah experiment station staff. million tons during Observations made on a recent period, according to USDA esti- a twur by loading fruit growers of mates. By utilising reserves of old Mr and Mrs William McClure, Billy and daughter Joan, motored Jtah, stowed that orchards in Idaho com and oats carried over from last AVOIR WORRY to Oneida last Sunday Whan they and the Northwest during the later, year, the amount of these feed enjoyed a turkey dinner and spent part of the summer, used alfalfa, Don't let winter catch the day visiting with Mr and Mrs. grass pr weed cover crap and culii- with an empty ccal you B Ed. Bahn ration was confined to spring and LOST: A tan mixed childs coat bin. nil it up now and Adv. Sentinel Office. to return aummer. ' eaiiy forget fuel shortage Dr R. Vernon Larson, Mrs. Guy When water supply is adequate worries. n Justis pf Colorado, and Miss Ethe-lyrad fertilizers are used the cover FOR SALE: A four non house ' HONEY with conveniences. aaodern last the has Apply Venal results. of SAVE Larson It spent crop give good Adv Nov. 13 with Mrs. advantages of cheapness and it Joe. W. Peterson, week end visiting her Thats the big thing. R V Larson. They attended the avoids the trouble of "little leaf coal prices Summer celeFOR SALE: One medium sized football game and homecoming and other nutritional troubles. The are still down. Order bration at Logan on Saturday. Ml as cover crop also adds an additional circulating heater in good condition. coal winters your Adv. Etbdyn Larson remained here until supply of organic matter to the Sam Gordin, Smithficld. now. for left then V eoiL Thursday afternoon, Salt Lake to attend the Teacher Very mild and aweet Valencia To determine the value of differSSc per hundred. Institute. Jonathan ent combination; of fertilizers and Phone 8 Adv. . . cover crops Dr. Stark plans to set Smith. ENTERTAINS AFTER up a cooperative experimental deFOUND: A bunch of. keys in the FOOTBALL GAME monstration hi privately owned or' Mr and Mrs. Glen Tout enter chards, which will include: apple, poet office. Tuesday, October 13, Adv tained Jerry Gillette, James Rkh-ardo- pear, cherry, and apricots. Each or- Claim at Sentinel Office. all oi chard will occupy between eight and and Miss Fran, Three room bath, basement and Salt Lake City, Miae Virginia Har- ten acres screen for be tested rent Inquire at1 treatments to Alan porch and Cultural of ris Bingham canyon Adv. sod, Sentinel Office. Meikle and Miss Lana Smith at a are clean cultivation, alfalfa aweet clover sod, and straw mulch. dinner party after the Afgfo-Uta- h football game last Saturday. Every treatment will be used in each experimental plot Fertilizers treatments will Include UIHUTE BIBLE the comparing of barnyard manure, VOTE FOB ammonia sulphate, and the combinaSTORIES suland ammtnia tion of sulphate . t JUDGE HARRIS phur phosphate, compared with no By C. V. HANSEN fertilizer as a check. Combi nation In times past both great political parties have in treatments are w, be repeated sufTHE CURSE eluded in their platforms definite planks providing that the By partaking of the fombidden ficiently to permit measuring the judiciary should be taken out of politics and the the minimize and discovered results accurately fruit, Adam and Eve, election cf judges ahould be nude With - that they were naked, and hid them- soil and tree variation, stated Dr. thia forward step in the conduct olf one branch of our ' Stark. selves, when they heard the Lon government we heartily agree. The system is working 006 .'walking in the garden; In the cool well in aome of our neighboring states; for example of the day. When questioned by the Mrs. Dean Cash and ranll sons. Nevada and Arisons. , ' Lord why they hod hid themrelvea, Joe Dean and Jackie returned In line with thia policy we urge the election of discovAdam answered, that they her home in ,Loa Angeles after Judge Harris. Having proved hhnsclf to be fully qualered they were naked, and became three ..weeks visiting with ified honeut, fearless and a capable jurist he ahould afraid. The Lord then chided Adam spending Mr. and Mrs L D Cash of Smith-fiel- d not be turned out merely td give some one else a far what he had done. Adam put and Mn Deli 11a Nelson 1 political job. The spoils system has no place in the the blame on Eve, Eve blamed the Logan who make the beet judge mmrta, Federal judge are I'.airpent. i ''Then Jehovad cursed the serpent, appointed for life. Judge Harris has never permitted piditira to away hia judgment. saying, "Because you have done this NEWS IN BRIEF . It takes time and coats the public money to eduyou shall be hated .more than any cate a judge to conduct a court bo as to give everyone .'.beast, and shall crawl in the dust n fair trial and at the same time to keep the businees rest of your days." Indicated feed grain supplies for 1936-8- 7 Lord having' pronounced of the district up to date. Judge Harris conducts the are 74,848,000 tons, or about curse upon the serpent, ho now smaller than the 110,117 busine a of hia court with dispatch to the end that the turned to Eve and said: "Your t as available last year, but are expense of litigation to the taxpayer rad litigant; is "troubles and sorrows shall be great- 7 per cent larger than the shrt ahrays minimised. He has been repeatedly importuned by attorneys ly multiplied; In aorraw and pain and others to run fck the Supreme Court, but he haa vybu shall bring forth children, anJ ' K! jpu shall be aubjeirt to your declined, expressing a desire to continue to serve in hia and ho shall rule over you. homo district. harjTo Adam he said: Having It would be not only against good public policy and kened unto your .taife, and partaken good sound common aense but n distinct step backward of the forbidden fruit, the ground fw the people Ut thia district to neglect or refuse to :shnU bo cursed for your sake; and Judge Harris to the bench in view of his fine beautiful hi place if growing only record. things, it would now bring forth (Paid Political Advertisement thorns and noxious weeds. By hud Republican Judicial Committee) Work and in the sweat of your face HOME OF GOOD THINGS you shall eat bread, and finally die TO EAT. Tfturn to mother earth." -- Gen 8. 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