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Show THE BINGHAM NEWS. BINGHAM. UTAH Plan for the Irrigation of a Vast Tract If this project Is realized the engi-neers declare It will comprise the greatest irrigated area in the United States. The cost of this project In the lower Rio Grande valley, It Is estimated, would range from $00,000,000 to $100.-000,00- 0, depending upon the height of the main dam aud whether one or two storage dams will be deemed essential. It will be recommended that. It built, construction shall be by the United States government, either by advancing the funds directly, taking liens against the land within the dis-trict until repaynient Is made, or by underwriting the bonds of a vast Irri-gation district to be created. The magnitude of the project has Impressed the engineers, who point out that with a climate such as possessed by the Rio Grande valley It will be possible always to raise two and pos-sibly three crops each year. Frost rarely ever reuches the Rio Grande country, which Is In about the same latitude as lower Florida, and even now Is the source of most of the early vegetables for the Middle West. XX7ASIIINGTON. The three-yea- r survey of the Rio Grande Irriga-tion project designed to Improve near-ly half a million acres of land has been completed by engineers for the United States reclamation service. The engi-neers now are engaged in drafting a report, recommending approval of the project, which will be submitted to Director Arthur Davis, By the construction, of a dam across the river, above the little town of Rio Grande City, Tex., It will be possible, engineers say, to bring under gravity irrlgat'on an area of from 350.000 to 600,000 acres. You Can Get Back Your Grip on Health Persons suffering from stomach trouble and who are trader weight find an ever-read- friend In Tanlac This celebrated medicine has ended Indigestion and Increased the weight for thousands of puople everywhere. Mrs. O. D. Flaherty, 1905 Grace St, Lynchburg, VaM says: "My son's health was fully restored by Tanlac and he actually gained twenty pounds In weight. After every meal he suffered terribly from severe pains, palpitation and shortness of breath, and had awful headaches. lie was terribly nervous, too. He Is working now every day and Is In as good health as he ever was." Under nourishment Is the cause of most cases of under weight Tanlac enables the stomach to extract the healthy nutriment, from the food, builds p the whole body and the weight to normal. . Mil-lions of people have testified to Its great benefits. Oet a bottle today It any good druggist Advertisement 0$$0 ' r i ' 1 - 'v v ' ' ; ' Sty v J . ..ii I if MrnniT il inn rn --n fin-- i, in mj FIFTY YEARS AGO A young man who practiced, medicine in Pennsylvania became famous and was called in consultation in man towns and cities because of his suc-cess in the treatment of disease. This was Dr. Pierce, who finally made up his mind to place some of his medi-cines before the public, and moviog to , Buffalo, N. Y., put up what be called his "Favorite Prescription," and placed it with the druggists in every state. Dr. Piercers Favorite Prescription has long been recognised as a tonic for diseases peculiar to womankind. After suffering pain, feeling nervous; dizzy, . weak and dragged -- down 'by weak nesses of her sex a woman is quickly restored to health by its use, Thou sands of women testi fy that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Perscrlption has entirely eradicated their distressing ailments. More recently that wonderful dis-covery of Dr. Pierce's, called An-ur- ia (for Kidneys and backaohe), has been successfully used by many thousands who write Dr. Fierce of the benefits received that their backache, rheu-matism, and other symptoms of urio acid deposits in Joints or muscles have been completely conquered by its use. , Send lOo to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y., for trial pkg. of any of bis remedies, or write for free medical advice.. ;fj s? 3 sons 7 Not Worth the Price oS One If they are the "big can and cheap" land because they may mean baking failures. The Economy RBEfmin POWDER . fgg5ggg Don'tletaBIGCAN or a very low price A pBmet mis,eadyou-- iy Experimenting with an IwjSc yFFd uncertain brand is ex-I- JI fe pensive because it Whi Wastes time and X money' 1 f OGPD1 , The sales of Calumet V--W are over 150 greater V NS:: than that of any other . best BT test baking powder. 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Service is ensured by more than 10,000 dealers and service stations operating on a flat rare btisis. Prices remain the same in spite of added equipment and more expensive construction, which have greatly increased value. Some Distinctive Prices f. o. b. Flint, Features Mich. Streamline body design with I hlch hood; vacuum feed and rear gasoline tank on all 5 Pass. Touring - $523 models: drum tyre head lumps 2 Tass. Roadster - 510 with legal lenses Curtains open wi th doors of open models 5 ?as. Sedan - 860 All closed models have t ishcr bodies with plate glass 4 Pass. Sedanctu - 850 Ternstedt regulated windows., straight side cord tires, sun 2 Pass. Utility visor, windshield wiper and Coupe - 680 dash liirht. Scdunette is equip-ped with auto trunk on rear. See these remarkable cars. " Study the specifications. 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It is fine to recline In the bright sun-shine on the sands, oh brothers and sisters ; but we find, alas I when a few hours pass that all Isn't bliss that blisters. Boston Transcript . "Rarorbacks" Tied Up; Snakes Increase NOW that "snake bite" medicine Is longer procurable, the coun-try Is literally being overrun with poisonous reptiles, the biological sur-vey and forestry service snnounce. The reason for this, however, has not as much to do with the scarcity of far-fame- d antidotes as it bas with the disappearance of the late lamented razorback porker and the building up of fences separating various plots of plowed land and estates. Time was, and not so long ago, the Department of Agriculture an-nounces, when the life of a snake, even the deadly rattler, was a short one. The hog reigned supreme In the forest. There were no fences and his range was a wide one. Ills favorite dish was the live rattler. And In his greed the territory over which- - he ranged was completely cleared of this most dangerous of American reptiles. For a long time scientists mar-veled at the ability of the hog to conquer a poisonous snake In free for all, catch weights, open combat. Experiments were conducted and It was learned that the hog made no ef-fort at all to avoid-th- e snake or hi bite. Ills heavy hide and the thick mooting of fat Just beneath has no circulation. The snake struck' fair, but It had no more effect than biting a tree. The poison did not get Into the circu-lation of the hog, but the snake did get Into the ample "digestion of the swine. Then the Vanderhllts acquired a vast estate In North Carolina and fenced It In. . Others followed. Came state fence laws, compelling owners of property to keep their swine and cattle from roaming at large. The razorback, being after no fashion a thoroughbred, was barred and In his pluce came the very lazy, stall-fed- , Berkshlres. At about this time field workers for the two government, services dls- - covered that snakes were beginning to Increase. And within the last year. It is announced, they have become so dangerous that employees have been equipped with emergency kits, so fre-quently are they attacked by rattlers. Those who don't like "authority" are most apt to use It. ' More people have the gift of speech than the gift of silence.' surprised. "Heavens!" said the visiting golfer, "I never played such a rotten game!" ,. "Oh! Then you have played before?" asked the brave caddy. Judge. Fear keeps one's mouth shut as ef-fectually as wisdom. A stolid temperament Is to be de-sired. It doesn't worry. One Ray of Joy. "And what kind of a tilling do you want, my little man?" asked a kindly dentist of a small boy who had beeu suffering a dozen martyrdoms In the chair. It was" the first cheerful word the boy had heard for an hour. "Gimme chocolate," he replied, brightening visibly. American Legion Weekly. Some people hope for the best only under protest and are disappointed when It happens. Precocious. "Little girl, your doll has very few clothes." "It's a flapper doll, kind sir," sbe said. One may go to the dentist cheer-fully but not as cheerfully as he leaves. State Banks Menaced by Innovation nled this authority It resulted In many nntional banks surrendering their charters and converting Into stats banks In order that they might avail themselves of the authority granted by the state to maintain branches. "This condition Is deplorable, and to add to the gravity of the situation a large notional bank In one of our Missouri cities which state does not permit branch hanking has recently announced a policy of establishing a number of branch offices throughout that city. "It Is, of course, well understood that the adoption of this pollcj would eventually result In the practice being extended to the rural communities. When some city bank failed to secure a correspondent In a desirable town, the next step would be to establish a branch bank In that community, then some other city bank, not wlllim; to be outdone, would do likewise until In due time the state would be plastered with branch banks. "Mr. Speaker, during the great World war the country banks of the nation set a standard of patriotism, loyalty, and e that might well be emulated by the large financial Institutions which are now striving to suck their llfeblood from them. "Many country banks and their fnrtr.er? anil busIneH" men, are today struggling In adversity as a re-Mi- lt of their loyalty and self-sacrifi-during the war, end If brunch bank-ing Is permitted to continue It will be the final blow." PROTESTING against the growing of city banks to en-croach on the business of state Institu-tions by the establishment of "branches" In small towns, Congress-man Mlllspaugh of Missouri, spoke ns follows from his place In the house of representatives: "Mr. Speaker, there has been for some yetrs a growing disposition on the part of some of the larger banks to encroach upon the business of the smaller financial Institutions by the establishment of branches or "feeders, as we might term them. This has been accomplished to a large extent by the acquisition of control of smaller banks by the larger bnnks through purchase;, but recently some of the larger nntionul banks have sought authority from the comptroller of the currency to estal.li.ih branch.--. Par-ticularly In states which permit state banks to establish branches, giving as a reason the fact that they could not successfully compete with the state banks In those states, and when de- - Paradoxical but True. "The humnn nnatomy Is a wonder-ful bit of nioelmnlsm," observed an apprentlre. "Yes." apreed the fore-Bia- "I patted Charles on the back and made his hem well." Detectives Are Not Supermen of Fiction 3y THK best detective on Wllllnm J. force, or for thnt nintter William J. Flynn himself how would such a mere liumim being look In 0 detective story? "Pretty sick!" nald Mr. Flynn, who was ot the bend of the United States secret service Jiroughout ,the war and for many .ears before It. "As mipermen we in pructically uwIcsh," he told Marlon Storm of the New York Sun. "I've spent months on a case, chased every clue nnd hulf-clu- and then never solved It. That would make a fat plot for a novel, wouldn't It? To tell the truth, I'd be hy of employ-ing a super-detectiv- I think ho mlpht be too' conspicuous. "And then for another thins: Life's not so lnterestlni.'. v. hen you pet t know It a It's written." This seemed incredlh'e. "I mean from day to day," udded William J. Flynn. "Anyway. it's not planned ro iirllstlcally. T!ie rllninx I,! likely to come at the bo-- , triiiin nf tiie storv or not nt all. "I used to read the new detective novels quite hopefully, thinking I mlpht come across pome who had to give up a case, but now I know that I never shall. You hardly expect Nick farter's crea-tor or Sherlock IlohneV or Sax INh-tne- r to plve you real life, hut I thoupht that some if these newer realitlo writers mlpht take It Into their heads to turn out a re.MNHe detective. I uiih uiirrH-.i.i..i!d- Lite hi bulky to be printed. The sitier-!iull- i I as a paper-snv- 7 dcI(." If you Hit In a draft the doctor mny ciwli It for you. All men nre born belplws, and some never outgrow It. Why docs money usually get rattled nhen It converses? Racers Ktrlp themsrlves that they muy outstrip others. A hen pecked man Is the silent part-dm- - of his wlfo's woes. TXtrr Imv Hinn borrow. |