Salt Lake Tribune | 1934-05-21 | Page 7

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE' MONDAY MORNING MAY 21 183L AT SALT LAKE THEATERS New York :' Warner Baxter in Day byDay1 Wheat Pacts Safeguard Farmers EGG QUALITY In Drouth Areas U S Official Says DEPENDENT ON GROWERS SHIP CROPS EARLY 1 Romantic Role At th Paramount with Robert Xrmattaus sod Dorothy Wil- - °n- - ON THE AUDIBLE SCBEEN CAPITOL— Wallace Beery In “Vlv Villa " with Fsy Wrsy Btusrt Erwin Leo Carrillo Oeono atone Katherine da UUla THE CAST WARNER Joseph Schlldkraut BAXTER John Barrymore and Carole Rowmerr Ames ORPHEUM— Lombard In 'Twentieth Century" with Rochelle Hudson Roaooo Kerns also Lot Walter Connolly Mona Barrie "I U Tell th World” with Gloria Wilton Herbert Mundln Tracy InRotor ’ Stuart Pryor Aunt Sophie Henrietta Croiman PARAMOUNT— Warner Baxter In "Sdch Jamea Flood Director Women Art Dangerous" with Rosemary Ames Mona Barrie Rochelle Hudson HerWarner Baxter is a novelist this bert Mundln "Uoper World" with Warren week at the Paramount— a suave VICTORY— William Mary Aator Ginger Rorerg also handsome novelist who Is causing "Mystery Linar” with Noah Baary Astrid to wonder why the title of the Alim Oorneliui Kaefa Held fans Kay Pranela and Ricardo Cortea new picture is “Such Women Are RIALTO— In "Mandalay” with Warner Oland alio Paul Muni la “HI NaUle” with Olsada For bachelor-autho- r Dangerous" Farrell Most Baxter eeems to have most ot the OEM— Robert Montgomery In “Mystery of in the charm Mr X” with Elisabeth Allan Lewis Stans picture devastating ’ Ralph wrote the story STATS—' Forbes Vera Caspray ''Firing Down to Rio” with Do which lends itself admirably to the lor del Rio Gen Raymond Ginger Rogers Raul Roullen also "Two Alone” screen Contrasting moods and situ-alTo1th Jean Parker Dorkeep- the Intereft keen A light STAR— "SUM Gins In B Bot“-errt- h By NOEL U BENNION is folothy Wilton Doueleee Montiomerr Key interlude dialogued aptly alio Richard Dlx in "Day of Agricultural Department Bex Elder lowed unexpectedly by dramatic Johnion Reckoning" with Made Event High School scenes This innovation enhanced by MARLO (Buierhounel — Oolne Hollywood-with Bine Crosby Fill d Ortey dtuert With greater emphasis being placed exceptionally well handled supportErwin Nrd flparka elto “Lone Cowboy" with Jackie Cooper Ltl Let John Wray the characterizations picis that ing it on egg jives important LOGAN—Drouth again itt certain regions this year emphasizes the tact that wheat farmers Who have signed the AAA contracts have protection against the worst that weather Can o George E Farrell chief of the wheat section ot the agricultural adjustment administration says “The wheat plan was shaped primarily to fit average normal producing conditions but it was also shaped to work in unusual conditions such as the drouth which occurred last year and which threatens again this Michael Shawn Helen Halloek Verne Little Wenda Faria aJL (Continued from Pus Fnt heiress is buking In ths sunshine All the papers speak ot her being incognito And on several movie lots where she was also a visitor dragomen have whispered to me “That's Miss Doris Duke' ‘She’s here incognito” n Miss Doris might Improve upon the Hollywood version of hiding one’s identity by beating s big bass drum Or having in advance ot her arrival lusty trio of trumpet-r- - their producing plants provided their machinery land Stock and manpower to do this job And then because of drouth their ability to produce is blasted It is not their fault at all I But a blind eruelty ot rainless skies and hot winds has struck them Utah Sets New Mark With Feeding (Cfipyright 1934 McNaught “The crop insurance feature of the Heredity Syndicate Inc) Is important It means AAA plan in Eight Carloads" better balanced production a better FACES SPEEDING CHARGE income from the crop improved Raising prices and protection against price Lament Wright 23 was arrested Asparagus ruination through accumulation of Synday at 10 p m en a charge Of great s ur pluses 1 1 alia mea n x balwith only one speeding as anced farmers between income for Utah Ship’ping proApecls'ior'iearly one year of cruel drouth and other and no tail light on his headlight year Srops are good this year said Edward “The real tragedy of drouth where years of plenty ' It means that the automobile Police reported he drove O Muir regional director - tor the there is no planning for agriculture’’ farmers get some Income even if they west on South- Temple' street at 43 out hailed ‘‘is or dried are out rained that it absolutely Mr Farrell said Western Fruit Jobbers’ and Vege miles an hour He was arrested at susout mean It one out In and destroys vital producyear any quality wipes table Shippers’ association last weekState street hol regions - The taining the purchasing power of the more attention be given to the pro- ture unusual appeal on his and released ing power of end Rosemary Ames is distinctively Playhouse Has New there to do their neces- - farmers through the years and since duction are farmers recognizance after being booked at sea to the this ot abnormally early Owing and secrephsse novelist's maintaining discreet as - farmers’ cut the the nato the ot feed to the it vital buying power helping police station sary job on m Utah this sprmg pushing Utah Musical Revue Films -- TT ot poultry raising tary who watches the progress of hi tion ‘They have built their homeslnation this is good ” crops several weeks ahead ot middle She with interest ironic flirtations Arch Masons in the state Monitor Qualifications ot a United States west and eastern states’ crops eight sends the proper flowers to the prop?Bits of Hits" is the title of the chapter No 13 joined the Templars special egg that is set up by the de- er carloads ot asparagus have been ladies and tries to shield him from new musical ravue to be presented in welcoming him at a dinner and The follow: of partment whereas agriculture this out Utah of year shipped Monday at the Playhouse by W Rex lodge session shell' must be clean sound and nor-m- disastrous complications the previous record exported before Hudson plays the most Jewell and his Must-Gir- l comedlana the air cell must not exceed Rochelle of from the state was two cars Mr Muir his unsought conquests to run through Thursday Comedy Inch in depth end must be dangerous said miim She is the pretty little star from toneful melodies dance specialties regular the yolk must be well cen- Claremore Okla The' asparagus was shipped for the Will who a played wealth novelties will of and featort tered its outline indistinct end Utah Asparagus Growers’ association1 $kMUCUS TNZATR2S In “Mr Skitch" the new revue must be free from germ development Rogers’ daughter composed of growers in the Plain City another believable She ot porAll the of the gives company principals and other defects or blemishes the and Woods Cross districts and Impetuous school girl —Tommy Mullaley Tommy Parker white must be firm and clear In trayal as the brought a net yield of from four to favorite love in her with who falls Leae Park Keith Goudle Jim Onye Southeastern Utah Area S L County Agent Warns addition the egg must weigh two author five cents per pound to the growers Tracy R Welling and his Happy Chaps' quartet Tomounces well above last year's prices he said Mors Barrie completes the trio of my Seymour and others— along with to Harvest Farmers Faced Wipi Many factors have an influence on Peas and Lettuce She lends a sophisti- the Playhousettes ladle have their full the production ot a first grade egg leading cated and amusing note as an opera share in the new stage entertainment Shipping of green peas and head Some are of nutrition these Shortness heredity Problems Despite lettuce will begin this week Mr Muir In addition to the footllght fare singer who finds Baxter ao intriguing andeare ot eggs that she overlooks her jealous hus- there will be two feature pictures as said Price for these two farm prodSome of the characteristics that band Herbert Mundin the perfect usual the current releases ’ being uces are good but on account of the Influence on egg quality that hive The warm dry spring weather are an “Shadows of Sing Sing” with Mary gentleman” garners drouth the quality and quantity of the By PROFESSOR 1 C HOGENSON are shell color quality gentleman's inherited Cros-ma- n Hsian and Bruce Cabot and “Above Utah State Agricultural College crops is below normal he ald which has prevailed during the past and texture of the shell (this may laughs aa “Wilson” Henrietta LOGAN— In my recent visit Into six weeks has Utah cherries of the Lambert and Irving Pichel and Matt Moore the Clouds" with Robert Armstrong rapidly matured alfalfa also be influenced by feed) shape of also are impressively cast and Dorothy Wilson the southeastern part of the state Bing varieties probably will be albuthe of the the and egg quality Salt Lake county states There is just enough mystery and there are three important problems throughout shipped in quantities beginning June men Some the inherit birds ability suspense in the story to make its de10 to 13 he said The crop is much that stand out The first of these and V L Martlneau county agricultural to produce eggs with a thick or firm nouement unusually effective It is heavier in many sections of the state Welling Has Wide Experi- the one that is uppermost in the minds agent albumen others while produce eggs another achievement The growth of the alfalfa is short for Warner but lighter in theSpringfield-Maple-to- n of everyone is the scarcity of water a thin albumen regardless Baxter whose versatility seems to be and also the Brigham City dis- ence Despite Being Com- Thia condition is particularly true In but the hay Is nevertheless ready to with care or their ration states Mr Martlneau and unlimited tricts owing to killing frosts Market Emery county where the canyon harvest To improve these hereditary char- The Radio Ramblers entertain in a streams are now carrying only about farmers are advised to cut rather than acteristics prospects for cherries are better than paratively Young FtftUr Alt--11 (Continued from Fee Pour) on that have an influence to wait for additional growth ftft— lllf for the last three years he said with of the normal flow diverting screen act on the supportegg quality the poultry breeder must ing' limited has a When alfalfa the includes plant which a to masses also the 35 30 to carloads about slated of eventualthat program In the southern part county bringing probably be shipped this year compared with Grantland Rica Sportlight and is even more supply of water the tendency is for select birds for breeding purposes U:M ly the condition pioneera foretold— Tracy R Welling of Salt Lake ex- the water problem the plant to mature and as soon as that possess and transmit 'these deman in high places would yet quake sound news approximately 15 last year ecutive secretary of the Utah State acute Rochester has practically no the plant to mature and as soon as sirable factors to their offspring in fear Peach Outlook Farm Bureau federation was born on water now and it will be a problem to In addition to this natural process The type ot ration birds receive Is God help the rich the poor can seaas Reveals Name Peaches practically $ otal crop farm in Box Elder county 35 years get enough for culinary use the Diploma alfalfa weevil damage also is appear- an important factor In determining beg advances son an spent time has that since to and due failure last year frosts and ago tells farmers the quality of the eggs One of the Student fn these days of universal unemGrand and San Juan counties are ing and past experience Wedding winter kill except near St George active life engaged in practical farmso acutely from tack of that early cutting is the best means most desirable characteristics not ployment what else can multimillionsuffering work farm in be and in of checking weevil damage and at the first grade eggs is uniformity Prob organization quantities ing probably will shipped aires expect butto be kidnap victims? water A Nev— thousand ELY in people was His 300 completed carloads this year early training approaching is less of same time reducing possible damage sbly the most noticeable variation is were made simultaneously aware of They centralise profits in themselves San thers Juan In county nonhe later Utah and with normal shipping year completed that of yolk color The principal pig compared on the next year's crop in which the misses ahould ahara Of 800 carloads Mr Muir said resident training in cooperative mar that outward expression ofof discontent Where the hay crop is very light it ment of the yolk is xanthophyl which a secret wedding in Utah several state the Yoyth in a farm era can be ahOwn in other than any in part wheii and months diplomas and business management ago issuing “Prospects for apples are fairly good keting is suggested that as soon as it is cut is obtained from certain ingredients how to cooperate and toe an exIf enough water can be obtained to other subjects with Cornell univer- where I have visited People are all that it be raked into windrows This of the feed such as yellow corn dried to graduatei ofjWhlte Pina high medium-tgo- od only where mature the crop” he said "Many sity In spite of his youth he has busy working either on their farms procedure will prevent a loss of the alfalfa and fresh greens The color school Dr O HoVenden read a name change earned— and avoid tha borrowing as “Hilda Dorine Papenfuss Seifera" sections probably will suffer due to gathered into a short period a wealth or on the roads so that practically leaves due to excessive drying After of the egg yolk is determined the mis tikes willed on them by everybody has something to do The name revealed that Miss Pathe drouth and it is questionable in of experience inLite In a The second problem that is acute the hay has cured for one dayit amount of the xanthophyl-bearln- g was the wife ot Leonard Sel- lived not handicraft' community Is some sections whether enough water He was president of the Riverside penfuss' should and to hauled the be eaten each feed gredients piled Green counday argued about nor thwarted in married The of will be available to mature apples local farm bureau at the time the right now in Emery and Carbon Ely pair stack or barn is a very necessary part of the ration lers by the wily ways of money manipuDecember Utah last “The onion acreage is about normal Utah State Farm Bureau federation ties is the large numbers of alfalfa Hay is going to be very scarce this and should be kept before the birds Farmington lators J with a good stand ot young onions was organized and has since served weevil worms now hatchingtheand al- year and it will pay every farmer to at all tunes When the supply of The bride is a daughter ot Mr and alfalfa conserve McGill ot while now growing in most sections al- as county and bicounty president ready beginning to damage H Mrs £ Papenfuss or the of LODGES all GREET leed other OFFICIALS la feed hay green uniform preferably the has so far escaped the drouth groom is a son of Mr and Mrs though a few districts have only member of the various federation that dried alfalfa and not over crops produced on his premises ) ELY Nev— George I SWartx of to are awake communities of the All of is He Seifers Potato Rufus stands is manager Elko about committees Ely acreage spotty of the total ration yellow corn the Including cooperative commander of Knights to grand Lake-Ela ot Salt division of normal with prospects fairly good if marketing resolutions 'taxation legis- the situation and are cooperating the Ely yolks will be uniform and not too Templars in Nevada paid his offikeep the ravages of the weevil down enough water can be obtained for ma- lation and as a director trucking line dark cial vlglt to Ely oommandery No 6 have shown Investigators to a minimum The them turing early potato crop Mr Welling served In the state senthere is no correlation between the Since Mr Swartz Is alarming that The evaning third Friday problem looka good” ate for four years TODAY’S He introduced color of the yolk and its food value also is grand high priest of Royal now especially in San Juan right the first bill in the legislative session Approximately 95 per cent of the county is the millions of grasshoppers I!! of 1929 and during that year and in now shell ot the egg is calcium carbonate will be which alleviated hatching 1931 he was reputed to be the youngThus an ample supply of calcium Allotment of poison bait furthe by G ELMER KEMBLE PETERSON GENEVIEVE By est member ot either house By must available to the hen either nished by (he government Steps were President Utah Agricultural College in the be Owing to his aggressive efforts for taken by the county agent and the form of calcite or oyster shell forecast is the agricultural industry which he farmers to handle this matter In order for a hen to make use of or Monday’s astrological prfor and quite unexpected upa for LOCAL LEADERSHIP IN sudden believes must succeed if business and to assimilate this calcium a sufficient receipt of government assistance AGRICULTURE may prosper Mr amount ot vitamin D must be present heaval of current affairs en Feeding and Fittlnr Livestock other industry Welling was chosen executive secreThe differences between agricul- in the feed or obtainable through the this abrupt visitation may ultimately 1 By E J MATNAKD C 8 A C bring about progressive and prospertary of the state farm bureau federature and big business are differences sunlight tion In October 1932 His leadership which have militated against agricul- The quantities ot vitamins A B and ous conditions yet attendant are many was recognized by the American ture during recent decades These D in eggs are determined to a great prior adverse situations to ba disX MARKETING HIGH QUALITY Farm Bureau federation last winter differences include inability of those extent by the amounts of these vita- creetly manipulated or wisely adjustLIVESTOCK ed by personal acumen and tha aid of when he was selected to represent engaged in farming to act quickly and mins in the ration and of drouth During periods the national organization at several in unity on important matters This It seems that the quality of the al- wise counsel of the husbandmen animal plenty Those whose birthday it la may be inability to work together and with bumen cannot be affected by feed west have made unceasing and suc- western meetings the same effectiveness as big business Some birds continue to lay eggs with prepared for a year of the sudden LIO CARRILLO cessful effort to Improve the quality Among other activities Mr Well often moves is due to the fact of watery or thin whites regardless of precipitation ot events and circumof their flocks and herd The accom- ing during his residence in Box Elder revolutionize the life stances that may was a of in command course that there are many farms the ration county captain plishment of this slow and often JOSEPH SCMMIAII may be and many farmers each farm an inde- Odors and flavors cannot be deter- A child born on thia day headquarters battery ot the Utah Rotation of Animals tedious task has been achieved only adventurous original independent ST was He national to called CEQ1CE guard and farmer mined pendent every enterprise but do of have use by candling the purerethey through outstanding and unsettled Success in Fields Helps Curb service as a result of his experiand something of a czar in his little king a bearing on the quality of eggs search or unusual fields is higher bred sirea and the constant selection this ’ shown CAST OF It SOg dom of 40 or 100 Or 1000 acres Big Strong odors and flavors seem to be of meritorious individuals in the ence as a volunteer during the World Curtiss Glen hyNotable nativity: war ofAt present he is intelligence of Parasites ' business on the other hand usually affected by unfavorable environment group for breeding purposes Sixty-fift- h field artillery in a given branch of it is headed by ration handling and uncleanliness droplanes airplanes There has developed through the ficer of the located in He also Lake Salt an executive who with a board of di- The feeding of onions brigade most an or other years appreciation for the (Copyright 1934 King Features the request of Governor can move on a moment's strong feeds will affect rape are familiar with rotation rectors Farmers odor and the desirable market type in those breeds served at Syndicate Inc) H Dern on the state and na- of of livestock best adapted for western George crops In recent years they have notice on any important matter Such flavor of eggs To further avoid bad tional committee on educational fi- learned re- odors and flavors action effective has and — FIRE RAZES HOME prompt of rotation about conditions hardiness Natural pastures eggs should be range nance to kept clean free from undesirable a pasture into two parts and sulted In itumerous advantages M’GILL Nev— In the first fire dividing rustling ability prolificacy conforot the kind in this community In mation and easy feeding ability are He is now a member of the state allowing one part to recover and business as compared with decentral- odor and be kept in a cool place There is no process by which egg many months the residence ot W B factors that have come to be recog- farm debt adjustment committee ap- start new growth while the livestock ized agriculture advantages in legislation passed in regulation of produc- quality can be Improved after it is Merrill waa nized by observant stockmen intent pointed by Governor Henry H Blood is grazing on the other destroyed last week and also the state and national recovThere is however a second kind tion in the development of credit laid All that can be done la to main- Members of the family were away upon the task ot developing a sucontrol board facilities levied in taxes in ery tain not the so underto of rotation commonly ’tu-iloriginal quality To do this at the time and the blaze had gained perior strain of livestock adapted hurryi TTTTDDVf stood which farmers should consider of prices fop commodities or services eggs ahould- be gathered at least four too much headway to be conquered ) hardships of the western range and t hubryi 11 U Tonight! closing services of sold or and goods times a Dr to prices Benjamin Schwartz according day and kept at a tempera- when firemen arrived Neighbors capable of producing meat milk and Romantic! numerous other Daring! in Oayl and ture purchased not States of the United above 60 degrees Fahrenheit managed 'to save a piano son) silverwool at the lowest net cost possible deparmtent of has led to the The air where eggs are Eternal vigilance has been rewardagriculture (Dr Schwartz is a spe- ways Such a situation stored should ware and clothing of Mr to counter aids for demand not present be too cialist in the parasites preying on ed by steady though gradual- improve dry to avoid evaporation at to it hold order MAYOR MARRIES toin or livestock and says that the trend agriculture ment in quality until today there are shrinkage never should Eggs be With cattle ward a greater reliance on pastures high level of economic security and washed unless used for immediate BRIDGEPORT Conn —HIT TWO— many fine herds of well-bre- d May SO ROBERT and sheep raised throughout the in Judging by past experience in oth- and forage crops in place of cultivated of cultural influence consumption because it reduces the (UP) — Jasper McLevy Bridgeport’s MONTGOMERY drouth “MYSTERY The Illustrates er areas the scourge of encephalo- crops will produce definite gains in present termountain area keeping quality socialist mayor no longer is the ALIO The more often eggs can be sent to town’s most famous bachelor Secret Often this improvement has been myelitis or horse brain fever may the health of farm animals provided again the need ot quick concerted LKIER” meet to action and WALT DISNEY not highly intelligent market the better However under marriage December 10 1930 at Wilachieved only through real sacrifice appear this year in epidemic pro- farmers plan the succession and rotawith for proper an emergency Cartoon Fortunately on the part of the stockman for it portions in areas stricken last year tion ot their pacture crops with Vida to Del Miss Stearns temperature and humidity mington NOAH BEERY the state as a whole the governor eggs can be Chat Chew Comedy takes real judgment and then confi- says Dr W H Hendricks state vet- view to parasite control assisand artist a for political McLevy's considerable kept t In - the first place” says Dr took this action Weeks after such length of time with very little de- tant was announced today dence in one’s judgment to justify erinarian the purchase of outstanding seed Only about ten scattered cases ‘of Schwartz “with more pasture a farm- action should have been taken and terioration its federal after appropria stock with which to produce the de- the disease have been reported this er can plan so that he will be able Utahjiad Spraying with iron sired type A vision of the standard spring Dr Hendricks says Last year to move onfe particular kind of live- tion and its organization functioning or copawak- peras is recommendedsulphate some are now states other only of perfection is essential and an open 1700 Utah horses died from the dis- stock such as sheep or cattle from as the most (m menace to which the threatens effective means to combat dandelions mind critical to defeots in one’s own ease causing consternation among the one permanent pasture to another be- ening iUgf Show! Dally I kSUCMRHOUSe farmers during a period of increased fore the parasites have an opportu- them Among the appeals which the in the lawn livestock is also needed now CenQdlftOSt fllngertt Dsneent SvmIiI Moile' governor made weeks ago was for With the development of herds of demand for farm horses And tomorrow TODAY nity to get well established in that each Thrilling Girl Numbers In community to assume local lead- pact organization of farmers The I P M to It P M outstanding quality comes the need “No methods have been found for pasture H6 can keep one jump OP “BITS HITS” and Farm local action Bureau federation after years for specialized markets where the arriving at a conclusion as to Whether ahead of the parasites After the ership for Important 1 lr Preeffltt hr will be appre- or not the disease will recur in epi- sheep or cattle have been moved to a to supplement and cooperate with the of effort is functioning now nationally value of W BPX JEWELL In a last state In the agencies —on the Screen— powerful way It has come to be ciated and where such Individuals will demic proportions” Dr Hendricks new pasture area he can allow the federal and MARION DAVIES SHADOWS ef SING 6ING” command the relatively higher prices said "but according to experiences grass to grow for a few days and analysis the local community must one of the decisive influences in With In to which they are rightfully entitled in other areas it would appear that then can move into the pasture hogs 1° most ot its own planning and most American public life Every farmer BURY BBMN—BRBCE CABOT should aupport the state organization A real problem exists today in the new outbreaks if any will be in oth-e- or hones neither of which are likely of the work HOLLYWOOD’ ‘GOING because out of it is growing effective than the stricken areas of last to be affected by the sheep or cattle A stirring example of community development of such markets in the valALSO leadership to tragically needed In termountain area The annual ram year” parasites Without sheep or cat’le responsibility comes from Cache of local In crises like these and needed every JACKIE COOPER in turn the sheep and cattle para-alta- s ley where under the leadership sale at Salt Lake City sponsored by la the cannot multiply and when the F P Champ of Logan action was (lay and every year to coordinate the the National Wool Growers’ assocla-COWBOY” farmer la again ready to turn sheep taken which resulted in water being great power end social influence tion has gained nationwide recogni“LONE or cattle back to thia pasture t will made available for more than 30000 which it la only right should be tion as a specialized market for the SjJ which Wielded by American agriculture in bucks be a far safer place for these animals acres of beets and other crops highest quality of range-brenot have been available if such every state In the Union end in every The proposed carload cattle show Visitors last week at the office of than it would have been had the would asserted community in every state and sale to be held at the next Ogden the Utah State Farm Bureau Federa- sheep or cattle been grazing there leadership had not quickly D:-D It is important to re- itself Here was a case where the The gertfua of America is in local livestock show is expected to offer tion included Thomas Jensen Mt continuously Open! a similar market for the sale of out- Pleasant Gecfrge Holt Clearfield member however that sheep and cat- farmers had the equivalent ’of big Inltlativeand individual and commu100 emerstanding carlots of fat cattle feeder Ward Holbrook and J W Jensen Roy tle ahould not be alternated on the business decisiveness in an chair nity responsibility The present excattle and range bulls from the traordinary and all in all admirable Jesse Hall Payson and John K Ol- same pasture This system is less ef- gency The state engineer the A A committee ir- efforts now being made by governterritory Cattle feeders son George B Cox Jr and P P fective with horses than with other man of the state drouth animals but is desirable even with rigation experts the county agent ment national and state to aid agriand breeders ot the combelt and west DyrengjMantl1 1 MIDVALE county commissioners and others culture business the unemployed the horses" are being encouraged now to attend BARGAIN were marshaled quickly back of a re- banks and many other groups among II this show next January and to fill Among callers at the offices of the ROOF GARDEN II 34 HRS OF FUN their feedlots and head their herds Bear River Mutual Life Insurance fanners made a tour of alfalfa fields lief program involving thtr coopera- us should not be permitted to lessen DOLORES RK)i Ladies lie Gents lie from a selection of the best mountai- company farm bureau cooperative of the county Saturday morning led tion of three counties and as a result individual and community responsiant JtAYmono T1I S:M Thereafter Midvale Utah Also n-bred cattle raised in Ibis area last week were Alvin McNeal and Ira by V L Martineau county agent water during tle summer will be run- bility If this does happen if we perLadles lie Gente too C C Jean 0ER Miles Kamas T Peter Hansen Dr B L Richards plant disease spe- ning down rows of sugar beets and po- mit government to carry unneces RSe Fer Couple Open Air Dancing Parker The best planting time for potatoes Tooele Raff Christensen Bear River cialist fop the Utah State Agricultural tatoes and sustaining other crops sary ijy our burdens for us the good 1 0e Extra Lady — in— in any given place is the time when City Carl Green Clearfield and college demonstrated means of iden which without this aid now would accomplished from the present efforts COCONUT “Ten at Washington and in the states will the seedbed can be well prepared Lowry Anderson Spnngville MUSIC by WALT ROSS E tifying various alfalfa diseases and never have matured Alone” E Late varieties should be planted just explained the manner in which the This emergency illustrates the not only be fruitless: we will have and HU REVELERS GROVE A party of 25 Salt Lake county diseases spread aa early as early varieties urgent need of more and more com- - weakened our country irreparably THIS SEASON 1 ON STAGE AND 8CEEEN PLAYHOUSE— On the Haiti W Ru Jewell comedlana In toe musiand hli Mual-OI-- rl cal revue Bits et Hits' on the screen Shsdows of Bins Slni” with Mary Brian and Bruca Cabot also 'Abovt the Clouds” of TWO FACTORS Important Poultry end-drivi- ng DROUTH PESTS ALFALFACROP READY TO CUT IMPERIL CROPS Farmers famer -- BORN IN UTAH The Forum one-fourt- h Bara-mou- s nt of W ’ll one-fourt- h Thoughts on Rural Life Experience Comment o HOROSCOPE yALUlfG :s5in QsLa7 jand-whi- le uuuJL PASTURE CARE METHOD itM UP ta moHRimBrji in lit i cot ms Dntssi - UK I Horse Disease Believed Curbed X” “Mystery - ’ RIALTOn ’bight FRG&B such-quali- ty d BING CROSBY S0D-rb- ijr&fr Shorts From Range Field Grand OrVBEkvl w:M2i:a I i a Great i Tonight “3