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Show K7 f PIUTE COUNTY NEWS, JUNCTION. UTAH Burning Coal Mine Boon to Gardeners j News Notes it a Privilege to ! ! Utah I Live in a 44Aj4tM Salt Lake Extermination of rats In the Homhorn part of Suit Lako county will br the object of a campaign to bo tv lifted between 10 arch 1 uud 10, to an announcement of Vcre Murtriic-au- , L. county agricultural a rent, L. Scott ZiinnuTnian, rodent extei'ininr.ti.m expert oi' the United Staten biological survey, will Le In charge of tin1 campaign. Logan - Mild weather has continued for the pa?t week throughout tho state, according; to tile loport issued hy J. (Veil Alter, meteorologist in charge of the local United Status weather human. 'rim report refers to moderately heuvy precipitation over most of the ns being excellent for grains, range grasses and browse. Lohl -- Everyone in Lohi is rejoicing over (he relighting of (lie streets which have been in darkness since last May, following the discontinuance of 1110! of tho Utah Iower and Hrht. s The new municipal Light, company. street lighting plant went into opera- tion. The bier dynamo at the power house is operated by a crude oil engine Tim lights are of i he Diesel type. brilliant and steady. While only a poition of the system was put Into operation, the tost is said to be satisfactory as far as tho quality of the servii e is concerned. Moah Purchase of tho Moab lamb pool by tho Culp & Sons Livestock company, Salt Lake, was annouced, The Salt T.uko firm takes the pool, ex10,000 pect ml to total approximately head, at 0 cents. The contract calls far October delivery. This is one of the Important key sales of the season. Last vear tho Moab pool sold for 10 cents, but the lamb market wu3 somewhat stronger than it is this year. Other lamb contracts for fall delivery have been reported from points in the limtali basin. Fait Lake Appropriation of $12,000 to buy a new lire fighting truck was authorized by the city commission Thursday. The amount was set up In the budget for tills year, according to Commissioner Charles N. Fehr. The niuchine is said to bo capable of car- rying 150 gallons of chemicals and of pumping 1000 gallons of wator per minute. It will urrive in a week or ton days and will be temporarily placed at central station. Layton Approximately $260,000 will he distributed to sugar beet growers of Utah and Idaho March 1 by the Utah Idaho, Amalgamated, Springvlllo-Maploto- n and Layton Sugar companies ns the first subsequent payment on 1026 beets under the sliding scale con-tiafor grower participation, It Is announced by officials of these companies. Payment is being made on tho basis of 50 cents a ton, bringing tho total return to date to producers of 11126 beets ko $6.50 per ton. Logan Although the weather has been too wet to start tho proposed poison campaign against field mice, the work of Jupiter Fluvius 4s proving almost us effective In the work of rii struction, to County according Agent Wrigley, who reports that thousands have been drowned in the lowly ing lands of the valley, now cov-tre- d with water. ct Salt Lake Sumary by the department of agriculture of carlot shipments of leading agricultural products from Utah to February 13 shows a seasonal movement lower than that for lu.-year. Up to February 13, which siccounts for perhaps the entire season s movement, Utah stiipped 423 car loads of apples against ll'JS cars season. Idamoved during the 1925-2ho's apple movement has been 3659 .irleads last year. The lowered export volume traces to reduced prices resulting from a heavy national production. The commercial apple produc-t.m- i in 1926 was 39,095,000 barrels, approximately 6, 000, 000 barrels above that of the previous year. Logan Utah fed lambs are going to t astern markets on a greater volume Pan usual this year, It was reported a Tuesday by George A. Scott, region-i- l livestock statistician wiih the incut of agriculture, upon his from Washington, where he was i ailed three weeks ago to the annual i onferenee of government livestock rctisticians. On his return trip lie waited the Chicago, Omaha and Pen-- ' He observed i r livestock markets. '1 ..t large numbers of Utah lambs are i i Ving to Denver and if the market is ims.itisfactory they are reconsigned tc ii.e middle west and east. 6 de-.u- n More than 100 Salt I ..he county sportsmen visited the i.eie fish and game hatchery here, taking advantage of the invitation to bet-- t s r acquaint themselves with the and methods of the state orgau-L.aioin providing and planting the (rr.it in the various streams through-cu- t pol-iwi- n the state. ' trnal Uintah basin was sealed by hiavy snowfall on Colton Summit. Government mail trucks, stage cars and passenger cars are unable to make the trip over the summit of 6000 feet elevation. Stages and trucks from Price were forced to turn back a few miles from Castlegate on the west and un the east all traffic was stopped at Duchesne. Huge tractors are busy boring a passage through the snow- to relieve the congested traffic. Early Tuesday morning a huge covered the road with seven feet of snow on the west side of Colton a - snow-slid- e CLOTURE MOVE transformto the A. C, house mains, may be employed to heat the filament of the tube, using a suitable rheostat, Ith, to control the filament voltage. In this way no storage Lottery is required for the power tube, Expert Explains Method of which makes It possible to tod a stage of power amplification directly to a Utilizing Drop Across radio set employing only dry-tetubes. Resistance. Two Resistances In Series Directly neross the filament termiCy HORATIO W. LAMSON nals ore connected two resistance .In Cienornl Jladlo E'glnoerlutf Dept., series, HI and F.2. Those may be from Company. Afier the radio fun inis banished the thirty to fifty ohns each. Tltclr exact need for 15 batteries by the use of value within tills range Is Immaterial, hut It Is essential that they lie closely ohu form of plate supply or TV eliminator lie becomes seized, perhaps, equal to each other so that their cenwith the desire to do invny with I tie ter point ts eqivdiy distant" from the tube filament terminals. Ilotween tills "O" butteries, especially those of relatively high voltage required to bins center point and the "It" terminal of Ihe power tube In the lust stnge of tho the date supply a third resistance, US, audio amplifier. If the (date supply Is connected. This Is known as the biasing resistance" and It should be outfit Is rapt, bio of providing an overall voltuge equal to tho norm'll plate directly shunted with a condenser C 1 voltage of the. tube plus tho required of MF enpucity. (Note ltl and U2 mny he a 200-ohpot nllometer.) Examination of the figure will show that the plate emission current of the tube Is obliged to puss through the resistance li, and that Ihe location of Sf the grid return Is such that the grid PT will be biased negatively vvitli respect to- - the center of the filament, by a voltuge very closely equal to the JR drop of tlie date current through the R, resistance R3. In other words, die tube Is Mused by Its own plate curC rent. Tills is advantageous In that S any clum p in 'late voltage Is compensated by a proportional variation in grid bias, tints inaliitalning automati' AC cally the correct relation between die I T2 two. Valaa of Biasing Resistance. How High Voltngs C" Battery of The by pacs condenser C is desirable to reduce the A. C. colliding between Power Stage la Banished. the grid and date circuits of tiie tube, grid btas voltage, this may readily be due to the resistance F.3, which la accomplished, provided a separate common to both circuits. source of power Is at hand for heat'tint vulue of the biasing resistance ing the filinament of the power tube. depends, of course, upon the tube used Tlie circuits and equipment for do- and die voltage available at the plate ing this are Indicated schematically in supply terminals. Dy inserting a the figure. PS represents the terminal fit A the bias may be companel of a typical plate supply unit. puted or It may be measured directly FT Is the power tube in question, for by means of a high resistance voltw hich T1 Is the meter connected across the terminals customary Input transformer. SF Is a speaker filter In the of 113. If desired, this resistance may plate circuit of the tube to keep the be un adjustable uidt having up operdirect current from passing through ating range of 500 to 5,000 ohnts. the loud speaker LS. This filter may In general, it Is not advisable to atconsist, perhaps, of a thirty henry tempt to bias any but the last audio choke used In conjunction wit It u 2 tube In this manner. Other tubes reMF condenser, or It may be repluced quiring a biasing battery should be by un output transformer. provided with dry cell units. How to Eiiminate the Grid Battery An orijinury er, T2, connected bell-ringi- d -- .on- e ru An underground coal fire at Redhill, England, enables gardeners to grow plants outdoors In the dead of winter, and, It Is said, get better results than If the plants were grown in a hot- house. Vegetables twice the 6ize of others grown In Worcestershire, and potatoes, which, when dug up, are quite warm, are told of by the gardeners as produced by the reason of this underAshurst Resumes Filibuster, Saturday ground furnace, which 1ms M en bin nWill Decide Fate In ing In old worked-ou- t galleries of coal the Senate mines. A gardener specializes in flowers, says that he has grown blooms in the open which were superior to he could force In his hothouses any In' a last effort to Washington break the filibuster threatening death and which won prizes iu flower shows. The fire presents little danger to loto bis bill to dan, the Colorado river at Bouhi. r canyon, Senator Johnson, Re- cal property, since it is confined to publican, California, asked the senate a definite area. Its only visible signs to invoke its drastic cloture rule which are a few wisps of smoke curling our of holes in the ground. would limit debate. A vote on the Cloture petition, which was shued by more than sixteen senators will be taken, and if the required majority is obtained a final rote in the senate cn Boulder canyon at tli hi session will be assured. Scarcely had this petition been read, before another to invoke cloture on the Hyson emergency officers retireTake 8alts at First 6lgn of ment hill was filed. It will be voted Bladder Irritation or i if tho Johnson petition fails, upon Backache but otherwise it will go over until after the Boulder canyon issue has been decidi-d.The American men and women must guard constantly against kidney Sinclair Agrees with Mexico trouble because we often eat too much San Antonio Ilarry Sinclair, oil rich food. Our blood is filled with magnate, arrived in San Antonio en acids which the kidneys strive to route to New York, following a series filter out; they weaken from overof conferences in Mexico City with work, become sluggish, the eliminaPresident Calles, the secretary of the tive tissues tlog and the result Is kidinterior and the American ambassador, ney trouble, bladder weakness and concerning the enforcement of Mex- a general decline In health. When your kidneys feel like lumps icos land and potroleum law. I am strongly optimistic, and believe that a of lead; your back hurts or the urine satisfactory settlement of all present Is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are difficulties will be reached. Mexico obliged to seek relief two or three ha3 a perfect right to enact and en- times during the night; if you suffer force her own laws, Mr. Sinclair said. with sick headache, or dizzy, nervous The Sinclair oil fields in Mexico will spells, acid stomach, or If you have continue to operate as heretofore, he rheumatism when the weather is bad, said. begin drinking lots of good soft water and get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts. Take a Steamers Hit in Dense Fog Baltimore Death darted a cold tablespoonful In a glass of water behand into a dripping fog blanket on fore breakfast for a few days and the bosom of the Chesapeake, but of your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the the more than 200 lives at which It snatched only one was taken, Miss add of grapes and lemon juice, comVirginia Starkey of Baltimore, a pas- bined with llthla, and has been used senger iu a forward cabin of the Ches- for years to help flush and stimulate apeake Bay Line steamer City cf An- clogged kidneys, to neutralize the sank after collision acids In the system so they no longer napolis, with its sister ship. City of Richmond, are a source of Irritation, thus often was missing when passenger lists relieving bladder disorder?. Jad Salts is Inexpensive, cannot Inwere checked here. The ships records showed 100 persons aboard, jure, makes a delightful effervescent even of llthia-watdrink and belongs in every passengers and were found safe- home, because nobody can make n the crew. Ninety-ninly on the decks of the City of Rich- mistake by having a good kidney mond after the City of Annapolis sank. flushing any time. CALIFORNIA SENATOR, AIDED BY OFFERS , SIGNED PETITION o Drugs Excite two-third- s the Kidneys, Drink Water - Orson Williams Regains Health Prominent Denver Hotel Man Suffering From Indigestion and Stomach Trouble, Relieved by Tanlac. "Everyone can benefit by my experience, says Orson C. Williams, owner of Rosslyn Hotel, Denver. Neglect robbed health. Eating became n trial, for I suffered from indigestion and gas that bloat-e- d roe of good almost my stomach. I turn blind from dizziness caused by indigestion and wa3 Just about to give up when Tanlac was recommended to me. After taking It awhile I felt stronger and my appetite returned end I can truthfully say that Tanlac is a fine tonic and helped build me back to health. Over 40,000,000 bottles of this wonderful tonic, made from roots, harks and herbs, have been sold. Avoid sickness. Take Tanlac, The results are amazing. Ask your druggist for a bottle today! Noises In the set come from u number of sources, some of which can be traced and removed quite easily. Four tube socket contacts have often been mentioned und a bit of sandpaper remedies tills. Sandpaper t tie ends of the tube prongs. I.oose wires on batteries, especially on the positive storage buttery terminals, cause scrapLoose wires ing and frying sounds. In the set can he located by leaving the set running, but without a station tuned In, und pressing lightly on various wires Inside the set with n wooden rod (not metal). Static" Is often blamed for the sizzling, spitting and cracking noises. Disconnect the aerial and static will not come In with the aerial off. Then again, there are the scraping sounds caused by chemIV' batical action within worn-ou- t teries. lie suie they are up to standard by testing them with a good voltmeter. Old dry cells that are the "A tube sets may batteries for dry-celcause similar noises test them, too. An old C" battery is, a cause of tills sort of racket, since it Is in the sensitive grid circuit or the tube. The O' buttery must be repluced when the voltage shows the slightest drop from normal. This battery, however, delivers virtually no current, so that It simply wears out" from standing around, rather than being exhausted Sometimes tubes by current drain. are bad and start noises when placed r In the detector or first sockets. They may be loose from the base, have loose elements, or the wires to the elements may not he well soldered Inside the contact prongs, Is the remedy In such a case. When grid leak Is noisy. the racket Is louder than produced by almost any other part of the set or equipment,' since it receives the most A loose amplification. cord is often found, and this may be It Is almost located by wiggling it. Impossible for one successfully to solder the tinsel wire, once it is broken, so that a new cord Is the best solution. l -- audio-amplifie- loud-speak- The word static," once a technical term employed by scientists and electrical engineers to denote a disturbance In radio reception caused by natural electrical discharges, has come to mean anything noisy or the sounds which emerge disagreeable from a loud speaker. It Is used inadvisably by the general public as well ns the listeners to denote anything that Is found undesirable; on the stnge and In the street, whether with reference to radio reception or not, according to Carl Dreher. Many noises heard over the radio are, of course, not static but elbctrienl dis turbunces from motors and other apparatus unshielded and probably not operating properly. Btmions Quick relief from pain. Prevent shoe pressure. At off drug and shoe store! DU Schotts Put one on the pain is font jLmo-pact- et FOR OVER 2 YEARS haarlem oil has been a worldwide remedy for kidney, liver and bladder disorders, rheumatism, lumbago and uric acid conditions. fcA. PSlUm-E'-- S correct Internal troubles, stimulate vital organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist on the original genuine Gold Medal. PARKERS HAIR BALSAM t Removes Hair Falling Dandruff-Stop- Restores Color and to Gray and Faded Hair Beauty 60c and $1 00 at Druggists. HIbcox Chew. Wks .Patcnogue.N Y. HINDERCORNS Kemores Coma, Calkinses, eta, stops all pnln, ensures comfort to tha feet, makes walking easy. 15c by mall or at Drug gists. liiscox Chemical Works, Patchogue, N. X, forty-s- fifty-thre- e er Flexible Tariff Statute Upheld Washington The constitutionality of the flexible provisions of the tariff law, whereby the president may raise or lower Important duties 50 per cent, was upheld by the United States court of customs appeals. The question probably will be carried to the supreme court. The court held that the delegation of such authority to the president was a valid exercise of the constitutional grant of power to congress to regulate commerce. Its purpose is to equalize the difference in cost of production in this and the principal competing countries. Colds dry-cel- Coughs Condemn Beauty Contests Women of New Zealand are protesting against the holding of beauty-contestin that country, and blame the competitions for the scantily clad figures to be seen on the streets," as they express It. At a recent meeting of the W. C. T. U. at Invercargill the arguments of the general opposition were summed up by a speaker who said that the contests were wrong because every woman has to send her photograph taken in a bathing suit so that her physical perfections may he discussed by judges, most of whom are men." Klan Loses id Supreme Court Washington The Ku Klux Klan lost In the supreme cour its claim of the right to carry on' activities in any Bureau to Make Series state without obtaining permission the state. The question reached of Tests on Batteries from the court from Kansas in an appeal l batteries are a by the Georgia Klan corporation, Longer life possibility ns a result of tests recently organized in other states. Questioning Inaugurated by the radio laboratory of of John S. Dean, counsel for the klan, the bureau of standards. Samples of bt the members of the court during dry cells have been collected from 20 his argument, was followed by Chief different manufacturers for - testing. Justice Tafts announcement that the They will he measured for the dimen- counsel for the state would not have sions of the various cells and readings to be heard, as the court was without made of and jurisdiction in the case. An order givvoltage. The tests will continue ing effect to the court's decision to disfor several months und may result in miss the appeal will shortly be ansome new wrinkles in t tie manufacture nounced, probably Monday. and treatment of dry cells In order to House Planning for Next Session get maximum service ft out them. Washington The house is preparing for a flying start at the opening of Local Station Gives Tip December. The Never berate a local station because the next congress in at this session to select leaders plan it seems to tie monopolising the air. of the new ways and members the It is the radio zero milestone. With rules, comIt any fun can gauge the efficiency of means, appropriations, committees so a accounts and merce his set, test tiis batteries and so on. can be made on legislation durThe local should just be audible for start summer recess. All present the ing a certain amount of filament voltage. reof these committees members In miniIf it falls to come with the will retain next to the elected congress mum some evening either the batterbut a scramble has develies are weak or the weather bad. It their posts, vacancies. over the oped not difficult short-circu- SUCCESSFUL FOR SO YEARS 30c & 90C W. N. U At all Druggists Salt Lake City, No. Canadian Drainage Basins The greatest drainage basin in Can ada is the Hudson bay basin, 1,480,000 square miles draining Into the bay. The basin drainage Into the Arctic ocean contains 1,290,000 square miles; the Atlantic basin, 554,000 squara miles, and the Pacific basin 387,300 wife? square miles. Her Friend Chatters Support a Why, that poor fish couldnt maintain a. conversation. Ways of Men Her Friend Well, thats all right, Whats the matter? Your husband dear. He wouldn't have to if he mar- admits you are right. ried you. Yes, but he keeps muttering." Miss From a theatrical point of view a I am a friend to a man when 1 divorce without publicity Is worse can think aloud In his presence. Emthan marriage. erson. open-circu- is to decide, once local has given the tip. , . e Static Often Misused, Tracing and Removing Needless Noises in Set According to Authority I Radio Control Bills Is Signed Washington President Coolidge apConcerning Condensers proved the radio control bill, Never at tempt to 'open a condenswas one of the most controverted subSave Old Wire er, as this would destroy It tn jects dealt with by the present conSave any old pieces of wire yon may the manufacturing tirocess the tiuloll gress. The army appropriation bill was have around the radio table In a flat and Insulating sheets are pressed to- signed Thursday by President Coocardboard box or any other convengether under heat "tid high pressure lidge. t with the aid of an Insulating comient receptacle that you cun keep unIt Is cheaper to obtain a new or In at the s War on Corn Borer Opens pound. der the table. drawer, bottom of a closet. You will always condenser than waste time trying U Washington Backed by a $10,000,-00find them useful In making temporary repair aD old one. war fund, the federal forces have connections or In serving odd purposes mobilized and are ready to begin been around the house. New Radio Beacons battle against the European corn borEleven new radio beacons will be er, but must await legislation by the KeeD Battery Plates Immersed added to the equipment of the United states of New York, Pennsylvania. Dont forget to examine the ceils of States lighthouse service by June. Ohio, Michigan and Indiana before the your storage battery occasionally to The beacons are being erected along intensive campaign on the 2,500,000 make sure the plates are well covered both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, acre battle fields can start. Secretary by the acid solution. If the edges are the Great Mikes and the Gulf of Jardine has directed that operation up starting to break through the liquid, Mexico. The new beacons will bring to May 1 be centered on obtaining the pour In a UttU distilled water. Never the total number operated by the Knit- cooperation of farmers in a voluntary ted States to thirty-eigh- t add add cleaup of the Infested areas, and there after to complete the work. 0 Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Rheumatism Headache Colds Pain . Neuritis . Toothache , Neuralgia Lumbago DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Safe tpifia ii tndg Kirk rf Btyvr Accept only Bayer package which contains proven directions. 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