Show - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING JUNE 22 1931 S Agricultural News of the Intermountain Region POISON PLANTS FARM CAMP CALLS Thoughts nv ' EMINENT SPEAKERS MENACE’ AGAIN - ( - - 0 RCHARDS oaEuralXife nil r&iSA? Jj NEED DRY £515 PRUNING NOW PAR HAS VALUE DECLARES' ENGINEER' 4 A NATIONAL into the regions of the earth where An American plan as We have dis people are dying by the hundreds of PERILS-RANG- ES cussed It lu these statementaTTOirtflf thousands because of lack control of Industry agriculture and we do not need or w e must do the labor Implies of course much more little thing theourthing which seems great opportunity than mere prevention of their de- prostitution of production to the carefully Care of ' Alert- structive controversies as each group curtail Demands Situation Young Trees at LOGAN— An eminent array of national economists By Dr W O ISRAELSEN seeks a larger share of the social measured needs of our own people Diviwealth To prevent such antagonism Ships and Sailors Idle as and Drainage Engineer Utah State Agricultural Detect Newly This Time statesmen educators agriculturists and extension service ness Irrigation Pays would be a substantial victory In itCollege Experiment Station workers has been secured to appear on the program of the self but would be the beginning only Aslans Starve by Hundreds dends Later Infested Districts In the western states has been feared and dreadet The year" "dry would No wish minimize one to of the larger creative tasks of orderannual farmers’ encampment to be held the Utah State That thi ever since Irrigation began and yet It la not without value of this problem of ly production and distribution In ag- the baffling nature year causes decreases In crop yields both on the dry farms and or Agricultural college July 15 to 18 Director William Peterson dry Considerinternational cooperation riculture manufacturing mining Serious shrinkage In crop the Irrigated farms Is generally recognized By F M TOE By CHARLES M GENAUX of the extension service announces ing the present deplorable standard lumbering and in the smaller divi- of usually decreases or eliminates the profits of the year’s farm yields A U S C Station between Utah Forester nations Extension thej Experiment dealings here As sions remarked The central topics around which the program has been of industry Without farm profits the lfrigator can not make the regular A little attention to that young or- operations on his farm mortgage or other financial obligations last week a most discouraging aspect problem may1 be far beyond the capaand so built are: Financing farms and homes the building and The menace of poisonus plants on payments our of leaders blllties and’ present is of the American situation are and present Western as now In shaping the trees outlook fanners a is with Utah chard again gloomy presents the ranges usually year dry be unduly criticised If equipping of better homes child welfare and farm credits the fact that the three great units they need not this year especially concerned about the stunt which turned care of are cattle and being pests case Herbecause such sheep of the is the taking Senator Heed Smoot wUl address of our economic society capital as the prospective decreases in crop out upon the higher areas for sum- represented in our concentrated in- culean nature of the task But after trees will pay big dividends later tile group assembled on the lnterna- yields due to drouth because the out-1® for done Is Is to It all said about be trees and Most ‘are right going young should be dustries agriculture and organized Grazers mer feeding look for satisfactory farm prices situation as it allects Utah be as our us summer difficult let for such may say posterity pruning not not very favorable Including minerals sugar alert to detect new Infestations of labor are now bitterly although to 2031 in needed the understand year rewhy wool wheat and the farmer's Credit violently contesting for their Overcoming difficulties such death-dealin- g wheat as fuel in Sweet cherries prunes pears and plants as white yet interests It appears to be we were burning Governor George H Dern will dis1930 while hundreds of some apple varieties which do not America in camas larkspurs water spective Strengthen Men this of that short cuss Utah’s material resources Intragical nothing make a each died and Chinese of branch long Some value however can come out normally freely day hunger no has and numerous hemlock others and great country apparently cluding the extent and diversity of our were lying idle In port with upright growth during their second of such a gloomy situation and this agriculture range mining natural to stamp out these infestations while agency with the disposition or ca- our ships well summers where our sailors steel and fourth third value might be enumerated as folunemployed and least to attempt correla scenery and manufacturing they are small It costs much less pacity ofatthe and 'lumber mills eager to build more cared for Unless these long shoots lows: It has the proverbial value of economic tremendous tion area clean to by diligent keep an 4 Utah’s Relation to U S making men stronger by Virtue of un ships Especially Is this going to be are cut back In the winter the trees CHICAGO June 21 (AV-Twatchfulness and grubbing out of power of the country which Iffruithard to explain to our honor when become tall and narrow with little I overcoming difficult situations Very Stock Markets Topic Is to be a peach of a year occasional plants than to enter a controlled will nullify Itself in few if any men deny the statement It will be known that the substan- fruiting surface while if they are cut for peaches John T Caine III former director i heavily Infested area and clean up less controversy tial control of the world was in the back heavily bearing Is delayed and that strength of character and The bureau oi of the extension service and now con- Observers agricultural The United States forest service Danger Lies Not In Cyclical hands of five or six supposedly civl the tree’s energies wasted growing of purpose come to the man Expect Chicago and various sheep and cattle associ- But Continuous Unemployment economics reported today that nected with the Union stockyards at to be brush who can master adverse situations In llzed control decisive away nations and Clipping pruned bush78000000 of a will tell of the classes of ations have made local efforts to peach crop Chicago of the vigorous shoots in solve difficult problems and emerge Meeting to Start In a larger way a national plan the hands of three who could if they the ends els was Indicated 46 per cent as they fit Into Utah agriculfind a means of killing certain poison trywe would have Imposed their righteous June when they reach a length of triumphantly out of complex and even a be because to necessity Almost appears more ‘ last certure with her limited feed and than areas year extensive on but plants However Battle ing circumstances recent years witnessed the will upon the less favored portions Of about 18 Inches and are growing rap of have were credited bushels 19000000 inbundant range land the balance control chemical no tainly adequate fewer men will voluntarily place Idly will cause them to branch where to the 10 southern states com'that should exist between the differ-en- t methods have been sufficiently In- development of machinery to such a humanity themselves in difficult situations as Then there is our wealth in mines clipped giving twro sets of branches 1930 WASHINGTON 10000000 in with June 21— The vestigated to demonstrate their point that not cyclical but probably classes of stock and Utah’s re pared to trees means of developing character and season In be one a tend the If our and in and forests estabhas continuous potentiality Western states except Califorlafclonshlp to the rest of the west first meeting of the new national state-wid- e The "dry year” thrusts too tall from the leader branches forcefulness application even for a lished itself unemployment be which must either pres-enwe If the manufacturing continue In will and to the United States on the live- agricultural conference nia and Oregon probably Chicago single poison species than the side faster perplexing problems In the face of growing to our needs correlated suit between carefully 29 employIs to more arrangements June stare than have many stock markets the In 1930 an experiment which peaches expected farmers which If successfully solved branches head the leaders more seH W Hockbaum In charge of the race between friends and enemies of seemed to prove the feasibility of ers and labor Unemployment has and the needs of the world or we verely than the lower branches so as last season New York expects may develop In the farmers Inherent plants easta other but extension service work in the east- the farm board for power to rewrite grubbing larkspur was concluded in grown gradually as a problem With must see many ofthethese great crop lighter d spreading tree strength the value of which exceeds of labor- to get a and hordes dismantled would have it states ern states will tell of what the service the agricultural marketing act prosperity central continuing on ern forest and national promise Idaho southern not prune away any more leaves the temporary crop losses The announced purpose of the land As a result federal money become serious because of the in- ers turned out of them fomn the Do Us doing for the farmers and C R production A second value of the dry year Is greatly enlarged of food and work or shoots than necessary as this has for look Arnold senior economist of the Ohio meeting is to corral 3000000 farm has been appropriated to carry out creasing efficiency of machines with country In search Arkansas Illinois and Reliable inIts educational value a effect dwarfing 200000 near these of Already it people crystallized quickly State university wUl discuss the eco families and an annual business of a vigorous campaign of elimination the depression formation concerning the elements especially big crops compared went 1930 onto back farms the even In which Peaches 000000 during Two form camlta and behind a national grows nomic situation as it affects the $700 with practically no peaches In of stream measurements capacities against this pest on at least our more present serious as Industry driven to to add to the problem w'e already Need Thinning-Ou- t paign for cooperative organization national forests 1930 farmers of soils for Irrigation water and waPruning face America there has Certainly fur further and The an of goes such political significance Other eminent speakers who will desperation ter relations of the different farm Young peach trees In their second vot- Cache National Forest ther In cutting costs and as an aid to the dangerous opportunity of provid- third appear on the program are: Presi- accomplishment suggests ofgreat curcrops la valuable to Irrigator If and fourth summers with Scene of U S Experiment this end substituting more and bet- ing the world’s greatest spectacle of dent A W Ivins of the board of trus- ing strength for support the properly applied and the “dry year” of food and moisture (which futility If we demonstrate plentyshould tees of the college M S Winder rent fann relief program An area on the Cacher National ter machines for men Some cour- national inevitably stimulates irrigators to want if a have good you overthey our to control the Incapacity Membership of the conference em- forest sustaining a pracUfcally pure ageous decisions must be reached as Executive secretary of the American acquire such Information- - Close asin fourth and fifth the crop years) which we are to do about It Agri- whelming power unparalleled will make a dense Farm Bureau federation President braces the American Farm Bureau stand of white loco waAsprayed and to what sociation with Irrigators for many growth even where E G Peterson Director William Pe- Federation the national grange and dusted experimeiitaliylast summer culture likewise barring calamitous natural resources free government years has repeatedly brought to my out (he by pruned” long thinning standand educational several similar can the national or high Diivid terson O McKay member of personal ooopeiative In an effort to discover an effective drouths something attention many Impressions and misshoots Tlie dense growth shades us Ideals ards racial have and to t he council of the twelve of the L D marketing associations set up under control method given will continue and overproSmall areas were easily understandings of Irrigators concernmain Inside branches the the along An American plan seems to be the S church Mrs Rena B Maycock as- auspices of the farm board staked off and carefully sprayed and duce as far as our own consuming ing the size of stream delivered to set so not limbs do blossom good they Both President E A O’Neal of the dusted sistant director of the Utah extension them calcium population is concerned and so some first necessity if we are to prevent by the watermaster These with and Immature respectively buds are and usually service and W L Walker manager federation and L J Taber national chlorate according to directions of provision must be made to get this calamity on a major scale and If we winter kill The long wrong Ideas based wholly on Jack of our power to further branches do not set sufficient bloom of the Z C M I Salt Lake City Dr master of the grange have said that the district agricultural Inspector a clear understanding of elemental surplus which in terms of are to utilize ’ C N Jensen superintendent of pub if the agricultural marketing act Is Harry Parker Additional areas were world needs is not a surplus at all the great purposes of civilization of hydraulics are frequentprinciples the hence to either bear heavily amended be will Its "It done He Instruction by ly sources of unnecessary worry and untreated and left as checks to clearweaker inside shoot growth must be Its not and friends enemies" by dissatisfaction and even more seriThe program will commence Wedly show the results of the treatgiven light If a heavy crop Is wanted The farm bureau and the grange ments were treated ously they are sometimes the source nesday July 15 at 6 p m with The plants the fourth and fifth years band concert This will be followed which together with farm business when in full bloom and only one Urges Farmers of fruitless water litigation The dry This can be done by a moderate Secretary represent approximately application of the chemical was by a unique feature that of tribal groups year stimulates irrigators to study the time at of out the this heavy thinning to Get Rid of Low dances given by Ute Indians from the half the American rural population used Two examinations of the area simple basic elements of irrigation the is which shoot shading growth are allied sympathetically with the later In the season failed to yield knowledge and thus enables him to Ouray and Uintah reservation The new on the Shoots center which grow Producers of national committee farm or' any conclusive proof of the see more of the beauty In Irrigation first general session will be on that of the branches should be reinside at Moines Des which Finisher Western Grower ganlzatlons split practice and to obtain greater conof the treatment However for evening at 8:15 with Governor Dern on moved as there will not be room for old 6 corn the belt with tentment and satisfaction In hla May and M S Winder as the principal it was felt that the experiment to branches make them MAYNARD USAC permanent committee work Y N should be continued and more In' UTICA x Hyde speakers wiU to be removed at have and they ' to be the desire of the tenslvely prosecuted this summer BRIGHAM CITY— The sugar beet advised the nation’s dairy- Drouth Increases ’t Thursday July 18 will be given It seemsfaction In event Thursday dormant the any pruning of organized agrl -over to lecture demonstrations from majority Vv over 8200 acres In Brigham A few shoots of moderate vigor men to rid their herd of the least Efflclency ef Irrigation While In Piute of crop DOCKING LAMBS county recently 8:30 to 10 a m when President Pe- culture to keep the farm board out the writer learned that thousands of to bring milk to be well a should left profitable value' Is In producers districts In and Garland iron healthy spaced of the Relative has merits apart 1932 the Officials dry year searing say acres on the public domain In that Finally tocampaign terson will give an address on "Utah of the knife for docking lambs are condition and Is making splendid bear fruit on the Inside of the tree production and consumption the efficiency of Irrigation Increasing they will try to get both the Demo- part of the state are so badly In- and thediscussed Agriculture and the Agricultural Col- cratic is of while gether it young Some thinning An Interesting ex- growth according to Field Superin Canal companies sustain appreciable parties to fested with deadly larkspur as to widely lege" Director Peterson will discuss avoid and Republican the laterals along the branches Is also Speaking before the Dairymen's losses In the conveyance and distrlbu- periment conducted at the Texas Ag- tendent Orson A Christensen referring to it association he the report made to President Hoover Nevertheless use A real ricultural for their prevent as desirable weaken League Cooperative shade grazing'’ and they water of station tlon of throws board the friends Irrigators lose water experiment cows by the committee appointed to make There has been sufficient surface each other This summer pruning said the best method of culling hardship Is being worked upon the on the problem poorly prerecommendations for the conserva- are “keeping their powder dry" Aest sheepmen there who are being some definite light association by surface runoff from is through so occasional from moisture rains no should back be with more seriously were light cutting and docked Two hundred lambs pared fields tion and administration of the public the traditional “pointing with pride" crowded Into an now be necessary to as it has a dwarfing effect on the records will It far but seasons at four ages ranging percolation from the domain and John T Caine III will and “viewing with alarm" creep into area and one upon which forage is during A cow which producers 100 pounds through deep soils In fields of early planted root system Apricots usually branch In many cases from one to three weeks Three Irrigate open shallow returns a tell of livestock classes as they fit Into the national platforms of or butterfat less year also being rapidly depleted used beets as the has large foliage of the water refreely without excessive shading less than methods were used In the docking of the moisture reserve feed above Utah agriculture and Utah's relation- if little The anything" very this need precipita- hence little attention at these lambs Poison Plants Follow by the Irrigator Is stored In his j ship to the livestock markets 1 costs the secretary said He added ceived use After an IrrigaA docking chisel was used during tion since November 1930 has been time cow like soil for crop a of who “A Depletion so no could keeps Ranges moisture that dairyman light deep tion Is the first two seasons This Iron was large losses occur Experts Will Attend that either loves to milk or ha goes throughcompleted out that heated to a cherry red and the dock- be stored The total precipitation Aphis Cherry and Fear Sing be It should pointed evaporation preventable Children for anito dumb Nursery too far in hla kindness poison plants almost always follow ing operation was conducted accord recorded at the Brigham govern- Now Damaging Young Tree from the soil The efficiency of IrriSenator Smoot and President Ivins serious range depletion The rea- ing to the most progressive ideas mental station in the seven months’ Look your young orchard over care mals” la as the ratio defined which gation are scheduled to appear on the proHyde said the gross farm value of of the quantity of Irrigation water BRIGHAM CITY—' The grain yield son Is obvious The valuable plants upon this period to June 1 has been 549 Inches fully If the cherry or plum leaves The pin- which docking exsubject tlie 7 03 considIndustry’s products wUl of less be Is of Inches the afternoon than the are so gram dairy are curled the aphis have stolen a Thursday In the Pocatello valley is absorbed and tran- completely used that they cers replaced the docking chisel dur billion do! annually that average of the same period march on you and are sucking the ceeds two and one-ha- ir July 16 David O McKay Dr C N erably lighter this year than last ac have little opportunity to produce Ing the of an Irrigation the two tests In using the crops by last spired Jensen C R Arnold W L Walker cording to P N Pierce less than half seed with which to perpetuate them- knife a life Juices out of your little trees The lars making It tlie nation's greatest project to the quantity annually diclean blade was em- orMr In value of prod- verted from the rivers measured and Mrs Maycock Friday July 17 Christensen Industry About 50 per cent of the grain crop selves The poisonous plants on the ployed sharp Is as says: Indication “Experience an of ants by the canal presence No cords or strings were has proved that beets which have the ants are the “goatherds' of the uct capital Invested or number of company Is surprisingly low—frori Farmers who have small children was winter killed and for this rea- other hand are not grazed at all If used to stop excessive with bleeding never been checked in growth due to aphids and take good care to put persons employed need not remain home for fear of son some farmers replanted their that Is possible In any event they this group of lambs to moisture in the soil are them on the most succulent shoots Citing tariff protection on casein having their sons and daughters In crops he said However others did are not completely used and a parThe dry year stimulates Irrigators A third group of lambs was de- deficient milk fresh colored In rethe best physical condition for water oleomargarine the way during the program A not replant and hence the crop will tial seed crop results every year The tailed with a sharp knife and the opto account for the Nicotine sulphate or "Black Leaf 40" cream condensed milk and butter at their disposal andIrrigation such accountnursery will be provided over which be lighter than usual The grain nature of these plants Is such that eration was followed Immediately sistance to the poisonous virus of one-ha- lf to 100 gallons with be “would said inthe In an dairyman trained nurses and experts in child fields there are also suffering from they persist under adverse condi- with the searing of the artery by the white fly when It happens to per cent pint Hyde results summer oil added Is the ing almost Invariably management will be placed Chll-dre- n the want of moisture and a good rain- tions multiply rapidly and soon take means of a small pointed Instrument come into the field In damaging material to use It is difficult to kill helpless without the protective tar- crease in Irrigation efficiency The numbers The average tonnage from the aphids Inside the curled leaves iff” will also be entertained with storm is much needed the country where they are not con- heated to a adversities of the dry year therefore cherry red "Tlie benefits of the tariff howgames playthings trolled picture shows lambs were kept In separate all beets which have been given an so often two applications wfll be ever” he cautioned "can be held only have fortunately some compensatThe hikes and trips ' at convenient points for the use of The first thing that should be (roups and the docks were examined early and light irrigation then kept needed "Evergreen” Is also effective ing values done to control this menace Is to reg- iwo damp through the summer has been The same material will handle Tlum by keeping our production within the Ample provision for entertainment the campers after and then each days docking domestic set demand” limit Iceland Just comhas tons by several made has been Reykjavik With a program which has been ulate grazing as far as possible to higher than the general aphis and peach aphis by the committee in until 35 days after docking at The secretary also warned against pleted its new system for piping waExhibits games lectures especially designed to meet the prob- permit valuable feed plants to main' week average tonnage In the past five Charge The cherry and pear leaf slug will “radical time which the of lambs all docks price cutting" which he ter from a hot spring two miles from musicales dramas movies dances lems of existing conditions the offi- tain their vigor and density on the had healed The that records have been kept do a lot of damage In a short time If of docks years In the local office and other features have been ar-- - cers in charge of the college exten- ground The second Is to fight re healed each week percentage not controlled They are still anall said upsets markets and "does more the city to heat several public buildthe and percentage "While no invasion of the fly of and do not show from a distanc De- damage than good" ings ranged to make the visit to the sion service feel that they can Justi- lentleffily the sporadic Individual and condition of the others were care' alarming extent has appeared to foliation by slugs dwarfs the tree campus of the college an entertaining fiably extend to all rural Inhabitants plants or small patches which if fully noted The best remedy for disease Is preand educational one of the state and states a left alone would ultimately increase The general summary is particu- date yet sugar company agricultur- as does any Injury which reduces the vention ists fear there- leaf surface are conthe Tents will be pitched on the quad- cordial Invitationsurrounding and are to attend the elev- to a point where they would pro- larly Interesting possibility easily Slugs because of the carerangle water and lights will be pro- enth annual farmers’ encampment hibit the use of large areas Many ful details observed during the test fore much In earnest In urging every trolled by arsenate of lead two vided and cook stoves will bet set up at Logan July 15-practice which will go to make a suc- pounds to 100 gallons Where alugs herders have been instructed to Results obtained in docking these crop Keep the soli filled are doing damage In bearing trees gather seeds of desirable plants and 200 lambs showed no advantage In cessful with freand moisture cultivate a soil nicotine with crop spread them on barren sulphate will M’CAMMON Idaho-- C E Lamp-ma- n They docking young lambs with hot Iron quently to cope successfully with control them without Injury to the should also be Instructed to carry a or dockiqg pincers poultry department head from The operation pests” to destroy was performed fruit as the nicotine volatilizes atyay the University of Idaho and Pren small shovel or grub-ho- e the with moretjulckly small outbreaks of poisonous plants knife and apparently with no Moore poultry specialist from the rapidly great wherever they are found In addi- danger of fatalities due to excessive university extension division will Moisture Soil Important tion to this farmers and stockmen bleeding Lambs docked with the discuss trade problems in Bannock Tree Set In Newly should lend their support to the con- sharp knife were healed one week county communities June 23 to 25 tinuation of experiments designed to sooner than those docked with the Watch the moisture content of the County Agent C W D&lgh will actrees kill out these plants on areas where hot Iron soil about the young especlailly company them In practically every In The furrow The specialists will meet with the newly set trees they have already attained a strong stance the knife left a healthier Pursuant to ordinance of Salt Lake City Utah adopted and foothold new tree poultrymen here Wednesday at 1:30 close be to must the very cleaner wound or sore than did the f approved on the 21st day of May 1931 public notice is hereby A good plan is to make a basin about p m where problems relative to Less Iron hot seemed to suffering 18 women were That 60 men and each tree and fill this from the poultry and turkey growing will be given that a special election will be held at the respective polling found experienced when Jambs were In the streets of Lon- be A meeting Will be held each time until the roots become discussed docked with the sharp knife The places hereafter to be designated In each ward in said City on don wasliving census recent the shown by These hot windy In Oxford at 8 p m the same eveThat no reduction in the service well established Wednesday the 1st day of July A D 1931 of the homeless which also disclosed lambs docked with the knife mode a draw large amounts of water ning Poultry raisers In Grace will At such election there will be submitted to a vote of such that 14970 people were In licensed slightly larger gain throughout the given to breeders of Hqlstelns by the days leaves and cause the death! hold a meeting Thursday at 8 p m from the test docked did those with the than Holstein-Frieslaelectors of Salt Lake City as shall have paid lodging houses and 1211 In unlicensed qualified registered Association of of many young tree where the soil Is i d was No hot iron vantage gained In tax a property therein the year 1930 the following question: sheltersand lodging houses America should be made in spite of allowed to become dry they-castick? If they are they by searing the artery after docking the —'“Shall Salt Lake City Salt Lake County State of Utah create temporary reduction of Income Have you thinned your peaches and won’t be worth much at harvest time knife with the an Indebtedness by Issuing Its negotiable coupon bonds in the Docking lambs has become almost and that money should be used from apricots yet? Have you looked close- They are Just right to thin now sum of Two Million Dollars ($200000000) for the purpose of a universal practice and the merits the reserve fund if necessary to main- ly to see whether they need thinning Round up the neighbor girls and set or not? Are the peaches spaced six them to work of such an operation are well recog- tain separate and efficient the funcsupplying said City with water and Increasing enlarging exa tions of the three offices of the ex- inches apart so they can grow large “Let’s make this year’s peach crop however nized Occasionally tending and perfecting the present water supply and waterbunch of range lambs reach the feed tension service advanced registry and and salable or are they as thick as a ’quality crop!” works system of Salt Lake City and for supplying said City and office was the principal the Inhabitants thereof with additional water the said additional U Von Shake Into Your Shoes some lot In the fall with long tolls When secretary’s and unanimous action taken by the occurs should be this tails the taken water and water waterworks system for supplying such Allen' Foot-Ea- se Selling — Buying— or supply 181 delegates from 36 states that asthe Antiseptic off at the Joint with a sharp knife water to be owned and controlled by the said municipality said Healing powder for shoes 46th convensembled at the annual j bonds that 500 A 65 just a friendly chat lambs averaging pinch group of to be absolutely due and payable serially In not more than or feet that ache It takes the pounds in weight were detailed In tion of the national Holstein assoIon® distance” lo the an- forty (40) years from their date and bearing Interest at the rate friction from the shoes and gives instant this manner with no losses During ciation at Syracuse N Y early in COSTVERY LITTLE MORE ewer So fast so low cost from 46 of not to exceed five per cent per annum payable as shall relief to corns and bunions hot tired the first few days following the op- June Although 196 delegates 181 were be surprised For hereafter be determined by said City by ordinance” aching swollen sweaUng feet blisters eration they shrank noticeably in states had been elected only you’ll ' ASK YOUR DEALER FOR to attend The convention hall statlon-to-statiThe polls will be opened at seven o’clock a m and continue and calluses Ladies can wear shoes weight but during the second wee k able In thewas hotel one sue smaller by shaking Allen' they gained back all that they had Onondaga packed open until seven oclock p m of the same day and will be closed rate as was anthe hall the ' for day banquet Boot- Ee se in each shoe Sold every-whe- lost and over the fattening period : at that hour showed normal gains for feed sup- nual banquet In the evening Trial package and a Foot-Ea( There shall be no special registration of voters for the said Dr L M Thompson of Montrose Walking Doll sent post Free- - Address plied election but the "Official Register” last made or revised shall ALLEN’S Pa was chosen president to succeed from Salt Lake City to s FOOT-EAS- E N Y U Roy "Official the constitute of Ithaca N Y who H Register” for such election Henry Wing 4- Needle Clubs declined to stand for reelection ' You Need Them for Greater Profits and We Want Yonr The ballots to be used In voting on the question submitted Denver— Frank 8 Walker of Orange! Va sucwill be prepared and furnished by the City recorder to the ’ Skill Demonstrate Business e as SI 10 tower TU vice ceeded himself president and judges of election to be by them furnished to the voters The la 1034 Our Field Men WIU Service Your Chickens and of the four directors whose election will be held and conducted in all respects as nearly as ELY Nev— Skill with the needle each terms expired were reelected namely You With Your Poulflry Problem Help In of will this with be election demonstrated the of or State Slide laws the Rock by girls conformity Slip? general possible El Paso— H clubs at a competition Colonel G Watson French DavenIn witness whereof the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake Futeetb at new greatly Improved county’s ASK YOUR DEALER FOR PAX FEEDS TODAY Than decide the best dress- port Iowa F W A Vesper St Louis In to J:S tower July Utah to be caused have State In the this notice of or pubA Reynolds Cleveland Mo City powder to be sprinkled on upper la ir-among them and select win- Ohio James lished and posted as required by law this 21st day of May lower plates bolds false teetb firm and makers R J Shaeffer Appleton Wis ners for entry in the state contest INTER-OCEA- N A D 1931 Madison Wis home of the new comfortable Cannot slide slip rock or at Reno according to extension ' "hrBusitm tti SxUPvpem pop out No gummy gooey pasty taste workers A medal will be given the building housing the extension serJOHN F BOWMAN Mayor (Manufacturers) or feeling Makes breath sweet and local winner by a Chicago firm and vice and the office of advanced regUtah Lake Box 1079 P 0 Salt City Get Fasteeth today at the state winner will receive a free istry was unanimously chosen as the pleasant ETHEL MACDONALD City Recorder 47th annual convention fVhrsmm-Johnso- n Drug Store or any trip to Chicago to enter national place for the Vlrot publication Mav 29th 1911 of the association next June 1 1932 (Ady) competition s "g good drug store publication Jun 28 tb 1931 PLAN-- IV - Logan Meet Topics Include Building Better Homes Farm Financing and Child Welfare EXPERT POINTS Prouth Stimulates Irrigation UtahAgricul- ol-wh- - tural College Experiment Station Finds to at - U S Survey FRIENDS FOES ail OF FARM BOARD IbcOr-daat- Predicts Big Peach Crop h IN POWER RACE his force-uflne- Uve-sto- ss ck round-toppe- -- Three-Year-O- ld HYDE ADVISES U S DAIRYMEN extra-vigoro- effec-tlvenes- TO us CULLHERDS EXPERIENCE BEETS SHOW COMMENT GOOD GROWTH b tf EJ 1 cow-testi- ng one-thi- f rd Winter Damage Cuts Grain Crop ten-ye- ar one-ten- th one-thi- rd ‘s’ Poultrymen Plan Trade Discussion 18 SALT LAKE SPECIAL WATER WEDNESDAY PUBLIC CITY UTAH BOND ELECTION JULY 1ST 193l NOTICE holsteIbody VOTES FUNDS fur-ro- GET THERE n n When Summer Comes ahead OF YOURSELF Valk In Comfort i PAX POULTRY FEEDS ‘ (5) example - on rt -- se $180 FALSE TEETH A $275 4-- ELEVATORS TELEPHONE- - t r 4 |