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Show PAYSON, UTAH GROWTH OF ALUMINUMS USE DEMAND Many Private Corporations Induced to Expend Large Sums of Money in Developing Mines. A notable Increase In the use of aluminum during the last year In the new Unittd States, due to the use to which the metal is put, Is stimulating private corporations to expend large sums of money in developing bauxite ore mines in New York, l'ennsylviinia. North Carolina, Tennessee and other states, r. cot ding to a report by the United States geological i0u pounds rurvey. More than of aluminum were tonrunitd during with C,125,000 1912, as compared the conEunud year during pounds lall. The demenfe development o! tvuxitt ore, fre.n which aluminum donna; 1912 was valued a' fiSG.i'o., i!b ccupan d with a much umli. r during the yn.r, but evt-1- Ibis incrcr.se failed to t!.i d mand and left open a uveal margin fer Imported bauxite and aluminum. The imports of the ore : nd the finished metal were record during 1912. The manufacture of new alumiuura products includes longdistance power 'rinemib-iowires, handheld ware :n J cooking utensils, powdered metal or punt pigment, lithographing and Aluminum manufacture of explnvivee ril lor wrapping tobacco and candy is rrpidly replacing tinfoil and be enure of its metal Is being used In lli: (instruction of tanks, cooking vats red vessels used in breweries, preserve manufactories and Blmilar in dubtrire where heat conduction and are essential. mt-n- TO FINISHED MARK CEMENT Up and Down Like Plunger on Ita Axle Tool Is Moved About by Hand'e. Stamper Move tool for marking fincement has been invented by a ished California man. An axis rests on an end plate with a supporting fa'-eJournaled on the nxis is a support that carries a nmker which fcH.l-ti- A stamping I . ' en.-iun- i t im-elin- FORMATION OF NATURAL COAL German Scientist Estimates Time Nec--. essary at 8,000,000 Years Making Artificial Product. . - At the annual meeting of the Asro dntlon of Orman .jheniisLx. Pr. itcr-o- f Hanover, read a paper on his experiments cn the nrtinufacture of artificial coal. He heated cellulose, or peat, with water to a temperature of 340 degrees centigrade, and at a pressure of over 100 atmospheres. In a specially constructed apparatus Roth these substances wav transformed into a product physically and chemically Identical with coal. At a temperature of 310 degrees centigrade the process took sixty hours, and at degrees centigrade the transformation took place in eight hours. The speed of the reaction Is doubled with every additl-tlo'.tl 10 degrees centigrade of temDr. I.ergius estimates on perature. this basis that the time necessary for the formation of natural coal, at the temperature of the earth's crust, is 3,000,000 years, figures which are approximately the same a; thoae given -- 1 by geology. PROFITABLE Brown AS EGG LAYER LHigtf Jfsn, 8lx Years 6tope Laying Tust Long Enough to Hatch Out Brood. i 3AULaKB As to the age limit of profitable egg production there are many exceptions to this rule. Some hens are never profitable egg producers, while others may be profitable for year. I have a s grade Brown Leghorn that Is nearly six years old and she has not stopped laying since early last spring long enough to hatch a brood of chickens, says a writer in an exchange. She got broody last April and was given eggs, but she sat but a few days until she quit her nest and waa laying again In a short time. She has been almost a continual layer up to this date, aud Is still laying. Much of the time rhe laid an egg eery day. The regular profit of $1 per fowl seems to satisfy the average poultry-maThis la wrong, for no one should he satisfied In any line of work. Since the flesh of the guinea fowl has become better known, and consequently better appreciated, there Is a growing demand for these fowls In the poultry markets. Even the wings and feathers, writes Myra Bradshaw, In the American Poultry Advocate, are beginning to find favor with milliners, and certainly are much handsomer than those from many other three-fourth- more valuable birds. The meat, when cooked, closely resembles that of the prairie chicken, and those who are not perfectly familiar with both fowls can easily he deceived by 1L It is dark in color, like most game, and during the game season there is little doubt that people sometimes buy guinea Instead of game, or have the flesh served to them in hotels and restaurants as prairie chicken. The eggs are small, rather dark In color, and equal tiT hens eggs In food value, except that the amount of albumen Is less. The shells are very thick and hard to break, which makes them keep well on account of the small liability of the air entering n. PLACE ALARM Floating Device ON FIRE PAIL Rings Electric Wten It Has Evaporated to tain Level In Bell Cer- Rose Comb Brown Leghorn. but constantly striving for better results and larger profits. Two and three dollars per fowl is a possible profit and Is being attained by some men in the poultry business today. The secret does not lie in the fowl or the variety, but in the human brain. Let ua all study more carefully the rules and principles tha govern poultry culture. Let us strive to increase the profit in our flocks, and thus each year set up a new standard for the succeeding year. By thought, perseverance and persistence great things can be accomplished with poultry. Excellent Specimen of Guinea- HABITS 3 "SMEgS France Inst year imported American cos.1 valued at $126,755. Great exports worth of firearms annually. $1,600,000 Bucket. China buys about $1,000,000 worth The bright red metal pails marked of Amt Mean ginseng every year. Fire" that you have seen hanging on hooka at the walla or set on a I'rillsli imports of wood pulp last shelf within reach are useful just as year amounted to 2,073,000,000 pounds long p hv are filled with water. r Australia's production of gold has dicrcnsed steadily for the last three years. OF HENS Fire Pall Alarm. but on account of evaporation are frequently empty when most they need- that is, In case of fire, says the Popular Electricity. A New Jersey man. seeks to guard against there being no water In the pailB by an alarm device consisting of an electric bell and battery and a float on the water. Tbe float is attached to a slidable rod In guides on which are contacts that close when the float lower with the water and rings the belt at any predetermined ed idnL Send Postal Card for Price List In Case of Elephantiasis. Alex. Kenealy, editor of the London Daily Mirror, which is a daily picture paper, learned the newspaper trade In the United States. One day he needed a bit of advertising, so he bought a couple of baby elephants, Jumbo and Jimbo, and set them pap ading about at the summer resorts collecting funds for a chaglty the Mirror was supporting, thereby many pennies and shillings for the fund and, quite Incidentally of course, a good deal of advertising for the paper. Jimbo was delicate and orten sick. Kenealy was In Paris a time ago and he received a frantic wire from one of his elephant keepers; Jimbo Is dead. 'What shall 1 do?" Kenealy telegraphed back; After mature reflection I advise you to bury Jimbo." Saturday Evening Post. . Joy-Visi- gEC svea.buylng neat scraps. SanltallOB-the great chick J rem- edy. In other words, prevention. Patient at tan Son to the little things is what makes Success with poultry. Cull all your I young chickens, keepThe greater part of Chilean coal Is so soft that fully 30 per cent of It ing those nearest to the standard of perfection. is wasted in the mines. Late hatched1 chickens need as much, care as early 9r.es; dont think theyi There were 19 commercial fuel can rustle a living. In In the operation brlquetlng plants The goose 1 a gracing bird, while! United States last year. the duck thrives with a limited The Russian government will thor- amount of green food. For table It,1 pays to hatoh chicks; oughly test the possibility of making from refuse. flax February to November, bat tha paper from number should be limited. If duck eggs are set under the hens Japan imported wheat and flour, to from this tima 0n, it will be best to In of amount $30,000,000 value, the from this country In 1912, tlwflrousd.. Indus- I . ! ' In handling. The housewife can cook these fowls In any way that wild game would be prepared for the table, or can cook them like young chicken. Logical Youths. As a potpie they cannot be surpassed, Raymond, according to a recent or when roasted with stuffing .they had been playing hard all day story, tempt the poorest appetite. came to bedtime thoroughly The fowls are quite heavy fdr and weary. their size, and weigh more accordingly ha wa-- .t' In fact he was so sleepy that omit aying his prayers. when dressed than other fowls, as th his niJj'remonntrat-ed- , less. waste Is of proportion you must be a goJlClL1 Wu"' la very full and meaty, being the best part of the fowl. If one will thank God for all His goodness to use care that inbreeding is not kept you. Just think what a nice time up In the flock, the size of the fowls you've had all day playing, and rewill he kept up to a standard; other- member all the other little boys who 0 wise there will be quite a noticeable have no nice home or nice clothes or diminuation In size In a very few mother to love them." Raymond's eyes opened a little years. drowsily, and out of his relaxed SPADING UP FEEDING PLACES mouth came this protest: But, mother, I think thems the fellers that oughter do the prayin'!" InIt Will Tend to Purify Ground and Chicago duce Exercise on Part of Flock Which Is Desired. Uncle Abner Says. The feller who says he kin stop (By N. E. CIIAPIN, Extension Poultry Pprcialist, University Farm, 8L Paul, drinking any time he wants to never Minn.) want to. On most farms feed for the flock is In a few years there will be enough scattered about on the ground, and different brands of breakfast food so the chickens are continually fed with- that every feller kin have one brand in a small space. The surface of the for himself. ground soon becomes foul with the I never saw a newspaper man who droppings of the flock. True, the sun- wasn't loyal to his paper. If he shine acts as a germicide, and If the wasn't he wan't a newspaper loyal the is at all washing sloping space of the rain helps some, generally man, that's all It takes a lot more nerve, confithe spot is level and often muddy. The ground quickly becomes con- dence and optimism .to be an employer to be an employee. taminated, with the continual tramp- than You never have to lie awake nights one ing of the flock, and if there be sick fowl the whole flock may soon thinking up schemes to get even with become infected. This is especially a crook. Let him alone and he will true with small chicks and young tur- get even with himself. keys The first advice given In cases No of general loss Is change your feed A Glasgow find to journalist who was careplace." It is often Impossible another location so convenient and ac- less of his personal appearance waa assigned to write something about a cessible. The spading up of the feeding place Bhow at a leading Glosgow theaterv' once of twice per week will bring He presented his card at the good results. It will tend to purify The manager came out and looked the ground. It will Induce exercise on the part of the flock, which Is al- at the disheveled visitor dubiously. Did you come here to write someEspecially Is this ways desirable. true when the flock Is confined in thing about the play to work?" he yards, and green feed, so necessary, Is asked. difficult to obtain. If grain Is ecatr Do you think Id come to your tered, as one spades up the ground theater for amusement?" asked the much will be burled so deep that hens Journalist as he stalked out. will not scratch it out and It will be Father and Son. thrown up at the next spading with "The son hasn't the father's brains. green succulent blades that are greatThe old man could run a shoestring ly relished by the flock. Be sure to try this method of often into a tannery any time." spading up the feeding places and "And the son?" watch results in avoiding infectious About all he can do Is to run an diseases and improving the general automobile Into a telegraph pole." health of the flock by Inducing exer- Kansas City Journal. cise and furnishing palatable, succulent feed. The Reason. So your daughter Is studying tha Material for Egg 8hells. violin?" Hens demand some mineral matYes," replied Mrs. ClyminwelL ter 'to form the shell of their eggs. '"Hag she unusual talent?" Do not forget the oyster shell and the I observed. But there's no haven't hard, sharp grit These will furnish luestlon about her possessing a of the formation material for the eggs beautiful forearm."' Wash shell and at the same time will keep ! ngton Star. the fowls in a healthy condition. Record-Herald- Cleanliness l more Important than About 90 per cent of the country's medicine for poultry. mail order business is now done by of buttermilk and clabber Plenty parcel post. from PARCEL POST ORDERS SOLICITED t. box-offic- e. Germany Imported from the United Statea in 1912 $158,000,000 worth ol raw cotton. Starch flour manufactured sweet potatoes Is a developing try In Natal. Unless a man possesses some wlP doin he will never be able to realize what a fool be is. Th-brea- them to be Idle. Where possible they should be turned on the range where the fascination of chasing hugs and eating the green stuff will make them forget the bad habit When they cannot be turned out they should be made to scratch for their grain in deep litter. Bundles of wheat or oats, or sunflower heads may he ' hung up just high enough that they will have to work to get the e them' some turnips or seeds.' mangle be s or cabbage heada to work at anything to keep them in exercise and busy. Feed them plenty of green food, meat, meal, beef scraps and green cut bonsi. Rub carbolated vaseline on the plucked fowls where the feathers have been pulled out Birmingham is the great Jewelry manufacturing center of the Unitea Kivgdom. - through the shell, as well as the small chance of the Bhells becoming cracked Pulling and Eating of Each Others Planing Machine. Feathers May Be Cured by Ala cylinder containing the knives by lowing Them Free Range. belt and Idler and la cf the entirely enclosed type sufficiently rugged tc Sometimes a flock of hens acquire withstand the sudden and severe overloads Imposed upon it when the knives the habit of pulling and eating each The other's feathers. In some cases they strike hard spots and knots whole machine is mounted on rollers are so bad that the flesh of the fowls become torn and sore, and the whole of hardened steel. flock la nearly naked. When they first show the signs of this vice measures should promptly be taken to cure them. The trouble Is caused by too closely 13 confining the fowls and allowing i. O iv. UTAH get-tin- INJURIOUS SvAl-jlj doesn't keep accuiatelime, send it in and one of our expert! will make it go like new one. We abaolute-l- y guarantee our work and give your time piece all the attention at if you brought it in penoo. Wings and Feathers Beginning to Find Favor With Mlllinero Eggs Aro Small and Equal to Thooo of Hon in Food Value. Old, . X-- IF YOUR WATCH PONT CO Of Flesh Has Become Better Known and Better Appreciated. non-corrosi- extends to tho bottom of the support lng plate. The whole tool nau be MACHINE FOR PLANIMQ FLOOR moved by means of a hanille on the axis. A pair of strong Furious arc set In above the plunger apparatus so Motor Used la Controlled by Switch and Rheostat Mounted Within exthat when the stamper has b E;.sy Reach cf Operator. tended downward It Is automatically Is This jerked up again. implniunt Tbe motor used with this floor plansaid to be not only much quicker of operation than the method of finish- ing machine is controlled by a switch ing cement entirely by hand work, and ibeostat mounted within easy but la also more accurate than the reach. Tbe motor drives the cutting more primitive performance. It Is on to tool tilt the possible marking the rod as well as have It at right angles. FOR GUINEAS |