Show a THE SALT LAKE Trtmun MONDAY MORNING MAY 7 1034 Agricultura News From r':terti'((pf4i6 R609ioh t NEW PULLETS - HELD VITAL TO EVERY FLOCK U S Promises to Provide Bait to Fight Grassh9ppers Expert in Line - I!: ' :c':::j-'":!::- 4::: 4 Development of Growin Chickens Influence Egg Performance t ''': ::!::::::::::::":: i'§j- 1i :i :::::-:71:::- :::'4::::'-- :'::: ' i'' ' li C k ::f 4t ' 'i- : - The federal department of evicts:- hire will provide 200 tons of dry bait I to aid Utah farmers in combatting infestation which prom I ins to be a serious menace to crops Ithis year announces David F Smith state commissioner of agriculture A telegram to this effect has been ç:::':? rillt:"7:: ')':''' 4::'' iittl'41::::'::' OF MILK HELD f '' I ' ON STAGS Fun Film Scores at Tracy-Oaki- e The Paramount TH AND SCREEN Joe Crahant Ethel ON CAST SPENCER Tag I SCREEN AVDIBLS OVERSTRESSED Other Food FLAYS MARKET A the stage "Oar 1101 Revue" with cast of-- 25 On thy 'screen Irene Dunne in This Man le Mine" Constance Cumwith Rill iiii Bouamy mings also "Half a Sinner" with Sad Elane Joel McCrea PLAYHOUSE—On the state W Beg Jewell and his Musi-Oi- rl comedians in tha musical revue "Mexico' On the screen "Its- Lady with Bette Davis alsp John Wayne In "'Illeflase Brush ORPRBUM--O-n TRACT VICTORY—Lazy River' with Jean ParkCr Robert Tound Maude l'burna Irene Colleen° Cumming Franklin: also 14:onal Atwill in "Bag- JACK OAKIE Casey with Betty turnam gara in &mine Dan Morgan Conwar JIM tuna Thomas Arline Nagle Judge CAPITOL—Warner and Madge Pearl Judith Wood ' Krona in 'Illtand Baxter and Cheer" with Paul Harter James Dunn JohnIloBoles Rel an Sylvia Froos William Wellman Director Shirley TiMPII PARAMOUNT---avenc- er Tracy and Jack The wisecracks fly thick and fast akM in "Looking tor Trouble' with onstanoe CiinWitill Arlene Judge Ju- action in Trouble" the for "Looking ith Wood for the department of agriculture will Bammort in "This gide of comedy that made Sunday eventful OM—Lionel Counties Many cooperate in tke psogram eayen' with Fay painter Mao Clarke Toni Brown Una Merkel for Paramount theater fans And no STAR—Lima will be asked tolurnish molasses with Barrymore in "Stranger's Values which to mix the dry mash and in wonder considering the batting aver Return" with Miriam Bowidns Franchat fic also Tone: klaley and Jack Oakiel 140 two stars of work the control owe Tracy Spencer adopt age "Me rniy in "Sitting Frott7 ' with Thelma Todd Says as a relief project and obtain FERA and Jack Oakie They are a new Clinger Rogers (linearhoutel--Ma- el Coverts "De-elkind of a laugh team for neither one MARLO tor help for mixing the bait says Comwith Fredric March Living" - missioner Smith the stoogi The gags are even- 0117 Coo r kiiriem HOP111111 plays Zdward N F MORTENSON PhD H ton: By sin Marie Dreuler The bait will be provided as soon' ly and hilariously divided between Everott Lionel Bar "Her Sweetheart 1i? as possible the commissioner an- Branch Agricultural College of Utah them Sean) (Chrlstoph Tracy plays a telephone lineman nounces as control is most effective Before the discovery of a reliable Appeal to Government Brings Promise to Send Batch of 200 Tons ii:ii':::'''-- t::- FAT CONTENT AT SALT LAKE THEATERS BROKER Important Found Expert f Deeliret Strict Rules Hurt Trade in Utah— A Barclay 1 The securities act of 1933 and neW regulations issued by the federal trade commission governing the sale of stock have retarded industries of Utah including the mining industry by excluding many thousands of dol lars from the state declared 3 Barclay president of the Salt Lake mining exchange Saturday night at the fifth of a series of lectures of a The meeting prospecting institute was in the chamber of commerce L BENNION received by Commissioner Smith fol- orntloit:f :?::::::: Mr Barclay explained provisions lowing urgent request for assistance Department Box Elder :':'::::-T:!:r':i::-of the securities act and other regula in fighting the 'hoppers since county High Scheel k z::‘i: 0 down an "inside" job betions involved in financing a mine and state funds are not available for before the 'hoppers take wing The growing and developing of the ' :::-:method foetesting fat in milk people who turns ursday with an entirely Harry S Joseph explained '' I' ! cause be likes the variety and thrill through to the mild winter millions the process the Owing purpose new usual on bill is of One of the most important opening Friday of placer mining for gold and told pullets of his work When he gets a green :i'l' of the depart- - of the 'hoppers have now hatched largely- depended upon the 'depth W W Henderson Jh ::':' New setand elaborate rich- assistant from Padooka (Oakie) he to "":' ' jobs in poultry management This Is ment of entomology at Utah State Ag- - and threaten to be serious owing to the cream layer of estimate the be distinctive features of likely places in Utah for prospect milk Milk was almost regrets his choice But they tings or s one job that should take place each in charge drouth conditions which will cause ness and quality be will ricultural college of new the opus with comedy to pre-- 1 ing and sold by volume usually soon become buddies—go out with year if a poultryman is going to re- of distributing the bait in the control the insects to concentrate On irrigated bought :e dominate along with a number of beThe next lecture in 8the seriesat will -minim and in those the of by main in the businem and make a days live lives roommatec early and the the gtrl given Monday at p In program teorge I Reeves in charge crops specialties s was not uncommon for unscrupu- "trouble shooters" with relish oi1 of of Utah bureau of mines profit On the average Infestation found in a survey com- It of the United State bureau of enUniversity Parand Tommy Mullaley water to skim lous Tommy or their dealers 40 starts course the poultry flock needs replacing the who A Its of discuss will girl DrD Lyon tomology in Salt Lake will assist pleted show a total of 31700 acres afs or both Following the pub- everything — Constance Cummings ker are the featured comedians with building each year This means that "The Relation Between the Univer Other members of the state commit-- fected as follows Tooele 8000 acres produtt of a reliable Onye Lou as the soubrette and other in test for fat lishing of the laying flock should be pullets of lack is who A with of Tracyta disgusted Utah James Mining Experiment Sta tee include Director William Peter- Utah 5000 Iron 400 Millard 5000 milk sity Hooper d old hens The average by the late Stephen M Babcock ambition and t's good to see this likable members of the company participat- tion and the MiningInduslryand serv- - Garfield 1000 Sevier 4000 Sanpete extension C A of son the WS the fun music— ill and ing I could be removedlargely actress- agabvalter-- a tonsiderabk abon buy poultrynaan—needs 1500 the guess ice from milk sales This indispensable sence since 'Broadway Through a The istege show starts off with a Proapector" at Ing three chicks for each pullet he S A C and Commis- - Weber 900 Piute 1000 Duchesne U the at beautiful omy number titled "MexOf nature was no longer sold TO ADDRESS DEMOCRATS expects to put into the laying house Keyhole" She has the feminine knack ico" and opening 500 Daggett 300 Salt Lake 1000 and product sioner Smith among the ensembles is a to of but volume instead in according but by Half of this number will be cockerels the herself R Adams veterans' placement right putting Ray Cache 1000 and All inspectors scene agents county which is her"bullfight the percentage of fat it contained and the rest are needed to take care of the fact she gets herself in singing will speak at the May spite representative alded as a of fun riot We are more or less extremists in volved in a very ominous and tangled of the loss and culls of Second ward Demo the i meeting to In addition the fare there nature The buying public has large- crime web 'tags When the chicks are from 8 to 12 organization Monday at I p will the usual two feature pictures cratic weeks of age they are old enough to ly come to believe that fat is about It's up to Tracy and Oak! to rescue the be in the Chapman branch library Sixth current films being " all there is of value in milk There her and thereby lies all of the susget'along without heat and from this South and Eighth West streets is really more to milk than the cream pense and excitement that makes the with Betts Davis as the star and "The period to 24 weeks of age is eon The Sege Brush Trail" a thrilling western Gounod Saint-Saenaidered the growing or developing layer or cream line as it is called In picture unusually engrossing Charpentler ° with John Wayne in the principal Leoncavallo milk to in duraddition fat which care The the average for tension the relieves pullets period Bamberg Puccini Bizet unfailing comedy 'role on Feeding sad Fitting Livestock is about 4 per cent there is about 9 In one 'realistic Cadman Lieurance and Mg this growint period often desequence strikingly termines the type of bird that is go- Long Study of Sheep In per cent of solids not fat Among the the telephone men brave earthquake-torBy E J MAYNARD C S A C The vocalists who were beard in solids not fat is included protein the Island Buildings cave in eluded Beatrice Emmett ing in the laying house Long Florenes dustry Aidk Develop portion the carbohydrate or —live wires switch through the Wade Mrs Grace Nelson Wright During the growing period it Is de---a Land Grain in Juab Cattlemen of Garfield and Piute curd milk sugar and the minerals debris-strew- n Dry sirable for pullets to have access to and' the constreets Rosemary Barber Mrs Margaret ment of Utah counties gathered at the Panguitch vulsive movement of the tremor Milk Varies range that is clean qr free from dis4 Marchant Mu Olga 'rhoreson John ' farm Valley Deteriorates audito the the week before tales and parasites and that is covlast of son ground and Vivian Thomas Owen Bing experimental course milk from different cows Opens up The effect is ered with green feed preferably al ham and Elizabeth Norseth eyes who Ten Per Cent study results of the second calf win- varies in composition nevertheless ence's startled ' S as Salta To have a clean range that is James A Hooper exteutive secreEspecially intereeting were emphulzto have appeared were unable striking tering experiment just finished Ra- the following figures are close to the A ing in free from contamination the of Arline high points brunette pullets tary of the Utah State Woolgrowers' little history to o2ora be Present piquant of milk: Milk tions used included alfalfa straw average composition aheuld not be grown on the same association since 1923 and manager of NEP111--Tsome clever work as the the program given by several Olia len A piano recital will be given on he sugar 5 per cent fat 4 pet cent pro- Judge doeswho dry land wheat crop artists at the Art Barn In believe love in doesn't dui cake fed cottonseed roommate ground year after year end old hens the Utah Wool Marketing association and Sunday Sunday May 30 by Miss Martha Cole tein 33 per cent Ind minerals 7 per of Jul) valley has deteriorated only barley should never be allowed to run with the the semimonthly series of afternoon man a young musician of Provo it 120 days the cent The protein in milk is practi- Paul Harvey a veteran plays Mormusicales was the pullets or have access to the has been a resident of Salt Lake dur- 10 per cent in cond:tion during the intOne past of beef so a auboss enjoyed by large Regan deftly wu announced by K Z Dewsnup of calves wintered equivalent in biological value to exchange group dience Miss Ellen 11 Thomu di- the Art Barn music growing -range' in which thepullets ing his entire lifetime except for two past month announces & T Bracken onen average daily ration of five cally committee Ser lean beef the Milk sugar is equal gan Conway mew to the screen is an rected the are kept- 'rhe growing ringeshould and a half villain which program se gave era vocal numbers will 11110 be years spent in Holland on liupor !Mindful of theatlephl dry land pounds of straw end seven pounda pound for pound in nutritional value attractive lections be divided into two parts alternating from his in of entertains 'Little Little Jack operu Wagner of Waifs bay gained 50 'pounds per to beet or cane sugar and the minthem every other- - year This keeps an L D S mission He attended the experiment station head at a winter feed cost per head erals are admirably balanced for own inimitable style on the suppleII to II I:14 the soil from becoming contaminated Salt Lake public schools andlater "This has occurred stated Mr ot bill Souvenirs" "Screen mentary building strong bones and teeth alit Bracken min spite of the fact the rainand does not kill out the green feed the L' D S university for and Para laughs 1 0101 11 Another group receiving one Actually skim milk which is free always good fall has measured but id inch which which IA very emential The pullets sound news complete it at de 0 to Mr Hooper became interested in II 11 per cent of Potful for April pound of chopped barley seven from fat is about equal in energy should be provided with a surnmer contained five milk and of alfalfa the of the -the business with fat pounds previously ' Furth deterioration in the condi- pounds shelter or a brooder house of some the cattle and sheep per bead gained 00 pounds in We stated that milk of average compo- Drama of the Rome Itqs-----:---kind to roost in and in addition nat Austin brothers in 1909 and In 1923 lion at the grain le impeded unless' straw 0 cent 4 of same of time at feed a contains the about sition length per ural or artificial shade should be pro- became manager of the Austin Broth timely storms coup IL Screen at Gem not e Nutt) cost of step A third group fed two fat and about 9 per cent of solids conThis part ol Utak la vided 4 breeders and feeders more association ers' cottonseed is cake of However fat and fat the eight sib jhe pounds For poultrymen who do not have succualve year el With an impressive array of talent sufficient space it would be more d- of cattle and sheep operating In Utah1 rainfall for thet firalloirt I tUol al- pounds of straw per head daily centrated and yields two and a quare' el pounds at a cost of $434 ter times as much energy pound for "This Side of "leaven" is now playstrable to keep the pulleta in a laying Wyoming Idaho and Nevada ing LSI intbet $6 peerviis st 6extmel gained Results secured the previous year pound as does protein or carbohy- ing on the Gem screen Lionel Bark tot this house and provide and outside run The esterase precipitation Early observations indicated to himl our pounds of r3rmore heads the cast with his supromptied 'en summer range with a similarly drates Therefore taken front figure with a cement floor or wire bottom that because of the poor marketing of feed group seem to indicate that the fat would be practically equivalent port including Fay Bainter Mae or covered with coarse gravel or ein1- livestock and agricultural products during the last Si years is ISM inches alfalfa-stracombination is most of- in energy to nine pounds of carbo- Clarke Eddie Nugent Ons low Steit four on out last to them the while years than let rather ders during d 0 farmers and livestock men were fitient when considered on the hydrates or pine pounds of protein vens Mary Carlisle Tom Brown Una 1 Infested soil However experimenof wood and has dropped el lorr as SAS inches be-in to be "hewers basis Additional winter gains The feeder of livestock should re- Merkel and others acrecords since the lowest the have that results tal show pullets an of unless drawers cot water" setIn of use secured The or a of value the and laid modern this member realize the 19311 grain by picture cess tta freeing develop more mi- - gent system-ashould be gan ond 1132 inches in t marketing Not only the dry land grain Ls af- tomes& cake have not been Nati- skim 'milk is I teed for bit animals ting tells the story of a typical family format obbaltrillittle more body Size set up by agriculture and livestock heavof all In the with their troubles tragedies ro-- i fled view subsequent Can Be Grouped fected by the dry conditions but the 4 and lay a OW more eggs than pullets interests the mances and disappointments on secured ier gains cheaper deftly lack scarce is becauseof In confinement the few range forage raised Although we have listed Better Marketing of southern Utah summer woven into a tale that maintaim constituents of milk these terest and There are poultrymen who use the With this in mind his constant of moisture Many springs and water- Calves fedranges major winand alfalfa from last straw suspense beginning same grdund year after year and who ing holes in the grazing district in k 145 pounds on summer could be grouped into numerous sub- to end aecess to the hobby has been better marketing of the Uintah national forest are dry the ter gained 50 different constituclasses least let the old hens-hiv- e At Is to of The crammed summer with In line with wool range lambs powergains both end compared picture in time but years first many milk same ground with the pullets It 1 127 pounds and 93 pounds on ents have been identified in ful drama heartethrobbing human inhe observation this irrigation company is go- only b eventually their pullets are very like- became interested in the marketing The localwith the tinge where 'barley or cotton- Because of this complex composition terest delicious humor and delightgatiiS 1 proits A ahead or coccidlosis watersaving Int heavy ly to contract seed cake respectively were added no one has as yet been able to Syn- ful love interest in 1919 and ham since enwool of ft and out piptwo of are springs At" gram by digging thesize milk in the laboratory Some On the worm infestation which '24---ithrough the winter surrounding bill there are perfect a plan whereby ing the water to the main stream of these constituents are highly im- a Thelma Todd our moat common troubles from con deavored to would : comindicate and the Results of receive the Lull Patsy Kelly experiment groWer taminatted 'soil Old hens are more the I f of al- portant even though they exist only edy a Pete Smith novelty a cartoon committee when the farm that three and mills the value pounds advisory by paid as a mere trace in milk Among these and a news resistlint to internal parasites than He was elected -ay i equal to a pound of president of the marketing act was passed in 1932 - falfa t The vitamin content 19pullets and pullets over 10 to 12 Utah State Woolgrowers' association in organizing cottonseed cake in feed value for win- are vitamins assisted A Mr Hooper more 1 re iiikill feed and the milk of with weeks of age seem to have may vary is 1921 and served for two years the Utah Wool Marketing essociation tering calves Alfalfa hay which k'l Musical Revue 'Mexico) 44 4'114 sistance to the internal parasites than in The high in protein calcium ot lime and care of the cow and treatment of milk after which he became executive sec- of which he is now manager ival--'-'— 0 mother's Likewise drawn it is after vO younger chicks handled association haa At Playhouse Monday approximate- vitamin A makes an ideal mainte- milk 4 ' MIilet varies with the diet of the moth44 NI Regardless of the system used dur- -' retary d calves of all wool grown in Utah nance feed for weanling 1923 by ly to in i Called Washington ' Addd Int the growing period pullets should A111i He is a director of the through the winter but should be er Numerous methods fd increas' IVO ra- Secretary of Agriculture William M since 1930 Beauty and color is to be the key- 00 be provided with a A100 "11112$1 O vice fed with straw for most efficient re- ing the vitamin content of milk are note and Union Lake Salt in assisted stockyarde Mr organJardine Hooper Monat the beginning Playhouse is advocated in There tion plenty of green feed fresh waPlinked being danger la Livestock sults As alfalfa is apt to be deficient izing the National Wool council of president of the Wasatch day with the opening by W Rex '''!$4k ter ahad and sunshine CBalgil I 410 P Ali1101titiokkoV44v 4 the addition of a carrying this too far It would be Jewell in phosphorus This Loan company he became a dir3ctor and his Must-Gicomedians create to an unwise that impression 111Wwil It is doubtful whether the amount which such as He has been in constant touch with prosphorus supplement' farm with the council ' cooperated of musical revue the This 'Mexico" 3 r of protein In the growing ration in- steamed bonemeal or mill-ruPIIIVIVA ' bran milk is somewhat of a patent medi' 100 irt organized in 1930 legislation affecting the livestock will continue production cine rather than a vitally essential stage should be reduced to try to hold pul- board which wasNational 1117871"1111ral: Mar- dustry and has attended numerous may be expected to further increase Wool the in V organizing fr 141 food lets back or mum them to develop Jot cto of which Mr hearings working for better condi- the efficiency of the winter maintez‘IE IVA It Ls likely that more and more as more slowly Age at sexual maturity keting çorporation wool nance the for ration tions He throughout vice became growers president time goes on milk will be bought acwhich is age at first egg is an inhe- Hooper WELCOME 10TARIANS was made a member of the wool growing states Superintendent Hulme pointed out NIP solra ited characteristics and one of the fac- also the thrifty condition of the alfalfa cording to its percentage of total w rdw VA ' tors that tontribute to high annual and straw fed calves and the indica- ids rather than on the basis of fat seems This if alone true especially egg production Experimental retion that they would make the heavthe butter market is jeopardized by I sults show that the amount of ippp4'-a1128541"iest gains on summer range has very little effect on age at Ati is to be regretted that the clos- a successful method for incorporating It An and substitutes vitamins in butter end that grow egg pullets BY TM SCREEN'S'NEW SCREAM TEAM ing of the Panguitch station due to economical method has not as prt more Uniformly on a ration yet " lack of experiment station appropriNOW E -UTAH AORICULTUML co vastbeen and is discovered fat butter Is not reduced in protein The likelt it ill terminate these winter ations murru ZACK results showed that the grow- maintenance tests which have proved ly superior in vitamin content to most 111°11 "61 LITTILItyur tion should contain the mme VISIT or SECRETARY WALLACE and related to land values' of such interest to southern Utah substitute fats: g indirectly II -- "BELE!" ' '' mountof protein as laying mash Vitamins In Strom However cattle feeding ' 11111ree4Vii)Vel"":11"7 Secretary Henry A Wallace es and Its supplementary livestock feed'cattlemen ''' Now 24 good time to prepare the announced able be are will in demonstrations values The few of being at a The contain all milk secretary does in fat not planned the days 11!stiall:1 preu ""M2' I is e for the pullets and growing Some of these are S: is to deliver the address to the to see on this trip the social valued:I Pluto countyein cooperation with the of the vitamins ago ' ritt :I S access to hens hate sopei4 avoid 4 aw::11 L'iwral 1111 11 at the Utah State Agri- which are in the irrigation develop- Ceunty Agricultural Extenelon ser- found in the milk serum The vitaLim' the ground on Rich the pullets are graduates an is values west offer will of ment 2 apart the which vice In view content it one of min hoped is several quite on imlec June cultural college only r on 'going to range lipI of the important current develop- from the purely economid onte which opportunity to continue this work factors which stamps quality in milk iouvlum -JoaAKAaA comootstirs i ments in American agrtsulture and come from irrigation - - - - - - - in demonstrating most suitable win- - Cleanliness and safety Is the prime ' The irrigation ditch ties the west' ter rations for beet cattle in southern seal of quality in milk Under each lialph Liam the wide powers given the secreI r I Utah 217 cap on every bottle of milk should It tary in the administration of the together as a civilised community STAGI IIIE mandabe a story of a meticulously clean adjustment measures now in opera- and implies indeed makes 184A onits't 01 Vat 5Y1g1 consume is Ohl safe to that tion and contemplated as well as tory cooperation on a high plane of product G1 ' ‘ Fat is an essential constituent of '1( by virtue of the place which Mr dediCation to the common welfare 'i- -) milk for it is nourishing and aids in Wallace holds along with our own which humid agriculture permits the 41 Ir1 a ' honored affording to milk its delicate flavor George IL Dem producer to avoid In this sense tott YOUNt 1 VA : "'ERMINE I MOSCOW Idaho—With Idaho bean' and othersSecretary '- Nevertheless there are other constiton the powerful nation- rigation is a great civilizer In anlittoftomil In rimme i rimy growers planting 18 per cent more aPplanning board the visit of Mr other sense it is even more than this uents in milk that are essential to the beans this year than last it will be Walk e to the intermountain cotm- - it has made home life possible in with highest health of the human race Be' d'ISITLE Htt necessary to improve the quality in try is bes considerable importance the west on a cultural level which PROVO—An article entitled 'Inf- cause of this we are impelled to say 2 i I order to find a ready market says First a sw ord about the aecretary we think is creditable to our coun- luence of tho Ratios there is more to milk than the cream MOILOCCW Dr W IL Pierce associate plant He is conceited to be a man of in- try and to our race Without irriga- of Organic Matter on Rate of De- line A owl Not' h pathologist with the University of tellectual powat lis is by training tion we would be little different from composition in the Soil" written by Csotelie-CostVAL l' amilia of Idaho agricultural experiment sta- a scientific thifiter with first class the Wild pampas of the Arkentine or brag I Hutehings and Dr T L MarWheat production and hog produc:e tion Ile believes that growers with work to his creditin plant breed- the vast African veldts with grass tin if Brigham Young university ap- tion control associations officers of ? —LAST TIMES TODAY— ' IP It TO 12 TODAY- -4 ordinary bearui may find it difficult ing ' and in statistic As editor of their only reclaimable resource The in the current Jam of the Jour- Salt Lake county will meet Thursday ' IIII‘ LIONEL t Wallace's Fanner he u for yeari present drouth illustrates the de- pears 8 m Marto find a ready market at V Pof office in L the iV nal of the American Society of AgronMARIE AT BARRYMORE emexSAW He is suggeating sowing the' beansl been in close touc4 wit h the DAD WHAT DRESSLER SEX C tineau Stott intermountain county of this agent omy pendence f P THE FAIE IN II thinner This year as one means of ImH lems which pave so distre d prob Mr Hutchings worked on the study tension economisty41 supply and agri- - pire on the water which by hard 'THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN' : This the t use The to books record usually have we quality proving great put culture and has shown in elligent effort student at B Y U last explain as a —With— "HER SWEETHEART' means larger beans with no loss in leadership in analyzing and ttyng loutstanding need of the west now le year graduate and is now working toward his FAY RAMER TOM DROWN ' ' waof -4its the total yield per acre Seed should to solve these problems 11413"" tonservation Increased MA E CLARKE MARY CMILISLI doctorati at Rutgers university New pempoileeoisms04000410400 be carefully selected to prevent the In another sense Secretary Wa 4)r supply These and other devel- use Of the poorer strains The Idaho lace will critical of such o on importance respect great inspire Greet Northern beans are well known the part of the American people He states concerned will The article declares that the chem te'HELEN I over the o the secretary as meriting !cal Composition of the materials is country end bring the high- is completely sincere There will be UTAH UNIVERSITY GARY COOPER er prices Seed which is resistant to controversy as to the wisdom of much more th mere economic scrutiny a highly important factor when confor Living" A TARRYELL TO ARMS' disease should be used The experi- that he is attempting in the A A A The wes ill like the secretary of sidering the rate at which organic "Design ' THAT LION" ment station is running a large num- there will be no division of opin- agriculture e is American a pa- matter decompoies A C°413° 3 term ber of strainlests in the Twin Fell ion that what he is doing is a cour- triot in 'the of that — U v area this year in In effort to help ageous and intelligent experiment to an thewiritual ideals of 4 ' desirable imless eliminate the more growers 1' s try to bring social justice to the our race thicof are ottnuch County' Mixes Tolson strains American farmer The ability and portance any mtet-- i economk ' To-Fig' ‘Nrlir---747114stif i) Pest Menace Elielleettirloj the sheer honesty of this young lead- ideal can possibly be America &ate hews Do r I a spAt640 1 ' ' fir l II w er is likely to write a new record we read the secretary's werds cort 1550 llama to Be Sold ' ' i AtExt NJEadirtz N is not a cash registeesenterand American much Air in rectly statesmanship 4 - At'Show in Sacramento of it at least will be a A ' 4 rAzyl PROVO—Poison is being prepared good record prise it lean adventure probab134he f14 rDANCING REPERTOIRE: e coki:tr:T:71a21 and all of it will be free from the world's greatest if we prove worthy Sin the county agricultural office to AIDA lko Tr YAll PRILrritle May S—Tuesday Evening g bat- Nunhat a grasshopper and cutworm '' i'17i a—Wednesday Evening SIOOLSTTO A total of 1350 rams from Oregon cheap political dickering 'which has of our trust in the 1 A 4 '''BARGAllst No LA DOHEME q tudiat Nevado Utah Idaho New Hampshire so sullied American history todate tle for eocial justice It is expected meneoe which threatens Utah county May 11Thunday Evening ' LOHENGRIN irOutit May It—Friday Evening Merit s I Canada and California will be eue- - The west will be interested in hav- that not only farmers business men farrnius announces H V Swenson - TONIGHT ' RoAiodo PAGLIACCI IIVSTICANA I Matinee:—CAVALLERIA May and agricultural leaders and scientists district kgricultural inspector en°theDai toned at the Western' Rem vie in- ing the opportunity to show Mr WalIL TROVATORE May 12—Saturday Evening Mr Swsflapn said the poison should tidies 10e (Wats 11e ' britillioa: Sacramento Cal May 23 and 24 Sc- lace the great place sugar beets oc- will be interested in the visit of Mr itars s "Til 1:30—Thereafter btezi- Wallace educational and the in and bran mixed in in life be our scattered mash and farm religious to Taxes P received James PRICES cupy LOW edvices Included) and (411 by ELSE UNDSAIIID-Ocording Ow ' $112 Ladies 15e Gaeta 11e A Mr as Walace will find of well on diffland here leaders is " It 41Q our wute t nem Wool life grassUtah young the region of y Hoeper manager OET CHOICE SEATS NOW AT GLEN DUOS MUSIC CIL ''' Pi cult to overestimate the value of this one of the two or three foremost in hoppers are new sturing He in- -iMerketng associat!on 74 South Mail—Phone Wasatch S352 e ' ' Cat'P'egling' atter the poiThe sale Ls epruidered next in s:zei crop in its relationship to our soil the present administration in bold and structed farmer to r'' 11:1 !' i ' '''''' 111 ' lob 119 too 1 ' to the National Ram sale held in Salt culture methods crop diversifies-Lak- e progressive action looking toward 's son mash between $I and1j4 a in when Lioll04110010411100111041111101111011110411111004111110 sookomode t ' - 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