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Show b THE RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. UTAH Ten-Ce- nt Dance Costs $27,552 Girl Convinces Jury Man Gave Checks to Make Baby Smile 4 Francisco. Taxi dancing," entertainmeni which to dance halls crowds draws nightly In every part of the world. Is consld ered Inexpensive pleasure by many, but C. liarold Morehouse, married capitalist, has the opposite opirihm. Morehouse paid a dime to dance with petite Clara Hanks Nelson, pretty Oakland taxi dancer, one moonlight evening several months ago and started a chain of events that cost him $27,552 in one lump sum as their climax. As a sequel there were two spicy trials on charges of grand theft for Mrs. Nelson and considerable publicity as well as domestic unhappiness for Mr. Morehouse. Monopolized Her. After that first dance for a dime Morehouse, it is alleged, spent several score more for similar whirls about the floor with Mrs. Nelson. They were scattered over several months and an average of three nights a week during which the capitalist Is said to have virtually monopolized the young woman as a dancing partSan that dime-a-vhl- r! ner. As a token of his feelings for her he also is alleged to have showered upon her pajamas, filmy underthlngs and other little gifts, never dreaming that these things later were to delight a, courtroom full of curious and scandal thirsty people. Mrs. to Morehouse. Unknown Nelsons husband, Paul, of Modesto. Calif., was obtaining a divorce on charges of desertion and custody of son and Mrs. Netheir lson was annexing a real sweetheart In young Monte Cheney of a prominent Salt Lake City family. She Got His Checks. when Morebroke The story house went to the police and asked help in getting back from Mrs. Nelson three checks totaling $27,552 which he said she bad taken from his pocket In the course of an automobile ride. Then, he said, she closed her own bank account and left town the very next morning. Reluctantly Morehouse swore out a warrant for her. She was arrested severnl days later at Provo, Utah, with several diamond rings, a new automobile and a cashiers check for - $5,000. Why, be gave me those checks, 1 stole them is to brand himself an mjun giver, Mrs. Nelson protested. Trial Proves a Scream. Nevertheless she was returned to Oakland for trial, for Morehouse was grimly determined to go through with It, although he said he felt that some one had made a monkey of hlmi The trial, from the standpoint of spectators, was a scream. Mrs. Nelson said that Morehouse had professed love for her. had showered her with gifts and money, taken her for automobile trips and begged her to marry him. He Indorsed those checks and gave them to me with the remark: Doesnt she that make my baby smile?' swore. Then when I went into mv bank to deposit them he stayed outside because he said, he didnt want bank officials who knew him to think he was Santa Claus. Right after lhat, Mrs. Nelson said, and to say that $ No Jobs for Women MILK RULES ARE BASED ON HEALTH Whose Mates Work Syracuse, N. Y. As a means of alleviating unemployment conditions, women whose husbands are working will not be eligible for positions in the city departments, it lias been decided here. States Are Now Seeking the BIG ESSENTIAL Same Level for Butterfat. FOR HEN FLOCK be, That the rules for health are standardized throughout the Rickets nation and they are becoming more Violet Rays Foes of she found out Morehouse was marinIs uniform in the respective states and Other Ills. ried and a father and wa3 so from the dicated by compiled figures shocked and stunned" that she delatest government reports by the Violet rays in direct sunshine aid In cided never to see him again. Association of America Is in Tree Hair Maine assimilation of calcium and are Morehouse admitted reluctantly and put in a condensed summary of the Traced to Old Legend A Few Facts to Be Considered in foes of rickets and other ills to which everything except that he had given Mrs. Nelson the checks. She had Augusta. Maine. Not long ugo an Drafting a Milk Ordinance or Milk flesh is heir. While this a familiar story to many taken them from his pockets while article appeared In several Maine pa- Regu tat ions." he caressed her during an automokeepers it is not generally pers concerning he mystery of a They show that 44 states have their poultry tHnt not all sunlight has equal ' handful of woman's hair found by own known bile ride, he .insisted. regulations in regard to the but- value that, in fact, winter sunshine Show me how she caressed yon. Harold Phi loon of Leeds in a hole in terfat and content sold as invited Leo Sullivan, attorney for Mrs. a tree which had been bored, filled whole milk and that five use the fed- in northern latitudes has lew or no ' violet rays, the factor that cures or Nelson. with the hair and plugged. Over all eral regulations in this regard. Forty-tw- o rickets. Whnt? gasped Morehouse. had grown five inches of outer wood states now have fat requirements prevents the the practice of some Show us how she loved you, SulDiscussing and the hair was discovered when the of 3.25 per cent or less, compared to livan persisted. tree was cut. Now comes the solving 39 states in 1926. One has a fat re- poultry men of shooing their flocks at time of year into bright sunshine. You ought to know, said the of the mystery. of 3.3 per cent, two require tjiis quirement B. Hutt. poultry specialist Frederick William About 25 years ago, when 3.35 jer cent, and four require 3.50 capitalist. extension service B. Haskell of the of Augusta was cutting agricultural How should I know? was the atcent. Since 1926, three more per of Minnesota, says: wood on Quaker Hill, Sidney, he found states have found it advisable to of the University She never torney's quick comeback. to stock kept value of be which u a This bole in roll hair of may similar loved me out of $27,000. change the requirement from 3.50 to for not does give the but a in tree. been bored had breeding Girl Gets Ovation. 3.25 per- cent. No state requires 4 antithe of more if any Upon closer inspection, he found per cent fat and the federal score card birds much The courtroom, despite the best were getting were the than hair rickets factor the rolled inside that they no longer requires 4 per cent fat In efforts of haliffs and judge, was in an Inside the hen house. Experiments clippings from the nails of 10 fingers order to have a uproar of merriment for fifteen min "perfect milk. was as 10 toes. shown that in latitudes even have and mystified, Deeply conutes. Chicago and New York recently more recently, Mr, man Leeds south than Minnesota the the farther After several hours the juiy was sidered the advisability of requiring of resident an old of of Haskell ultra violet rays of the amount inquired unable to agree. the high fat standard of 3.5 pet cent since then wave length is too small Greenwood most valuable Faught, Sidney, fat in whole milk but decided that Last week Mrs Nelson went to trial and Mr. Haskell was to be of much importance. in winter away, passed 3.25 per cent was a better requireThis time the jury acquitted again. March the value told that it was an old whim or suof first the After ment Doctors generally oppose a her after an hours deliberation. took the a If that increases of the person rapidly and perstition sunlight high fat requirement, especially for Bedlam broke loose in the court a rickets has it and clippings from the nails of his fingers children and May by April Men shouted and women Invalids, and some advoroom. times and toes, wrapped them in hair and, about eight potency banishing cate 2 per cent fat in milk as more pressed about the girl, congratulatwithout the knowledge of another perin as as January. great for children. Commering her. She was carried to a waitson, bored a hole in a tree, inserted satisfactory The merits of various glass substimilk discovered cial have on of companies automobile the shoulders ing the hair and uails and then plugged advertised the same fact on their milk routes as tutes have been widely friends. the hole, that person would be freed this is quite true While it few last years. they find that more butterfat (and that forever of toothache. will transmit, when these of many consequently more milk) will be used new, more ultra violet Bovine in Oregon Sets rays than winby their patrons when the fat content US that even remains dow fact VISITS the PRINCE glass, more nearly approaches that of mothTwo New World Records of them cannot transmit best the ers milk which is comparable In fat Ore. Breaking at Independence, such rays when there are none to content to that of the average cow. one time two world records, one for transmit Neither will the breeding milk, the other for butter fat, Golden flock get its full requirement of the Chiefs Lady May, a Jersey Clean Utensils Assist valuable factor if turned outdoors on cow owned by Lloyd A. Hulburt of the brightest days in February. in High Grade Cream this city, recently yielded 19,922 But an ample supply of this factor (By JAMES W. LINN. Extension Dairypounds of milk and 893.89 pounds of Is a prime essential if good hatches man. Kansas Stale Agricubutter fat in an official production test are to be obtained in the early spring. ltural College.) of 305 days. it is im- The only safe plan is to feed a good that Past shows experience Her milk yield exceeds by almost possible to make n truly high grade Itrand of cod liver oil at the rate of a ton the existing 30o day world recbutter from butterfat that has come 2 per cent in the mash. By April 1, ord of 18,047 pounds of Jersey milk at which time the sun is again giving from frozen cream. It is aot uncomproduction, all ages, established in value for the money, feeding of full on mon floor for cream to set of the 1928 by Tormentors Saucy Rleg, a oil may be safely discontinued. the room or and some the kitchen other cow owned by E. M. Sherman, Charles be a long time in cooling. Such a Her butter fat yield City, Iowa. practice is no more desirable In the Best Results Obtained world butter fat breaks the existing winter than in the summer nor is it record of the Jersey breed for mature in Hatching Chickens best to add warm cream to cool cream cows, 305 day tests, established in Best results are usually obtained or first cream without to older cooling 1927 by Poets Mabel Mowut, owned when the for the pullet flock birds new cream. the by Karl Hanneman of Portland, Ore. are hatched as near the same date For most profitable results recommendations call for clean utensils so as possible. But how can this be One-Tri- p Plumbers Get that when the milk conies in contact brought about when incubators of License in Indiana with them it will not be contaminated. small capacity are used, or the Prince Tokugawa, president of the who is after high grade hatching and brooding aredone by The Indianapolis, Ind. A giant stride toJapanese house of peers, who is visit- creamdairyman will pay attention broody hens? in winter the Poultrymen of Unibeen millennium re has the ward ing the United States and was enter- to his cows. Clean versity Farm, St. Paul, Minn., say cleanliness of the corded iu the office of Indiana's sec tained at dinner by President and that a practical method is to fill the ud-- , Plum retary of state. The Mrs. Hoover. He is also president of stalls, clipping ol the hair on the small incubators with eggs from the it will not so flank der and that bers have registered their trade right the Japanese Red Cross and conferred breeding pens and as the hens become mark. The corporation, with heal with Judge John Barton Payne, pres- retain the dirt and filth, and removal accoma 111., wilh of loose of dirl Rock Island, particles damp broody transfer the fertile eggs found quarters at ident of the American Red Cross. with will or in its photohelp rag sponge registration securing at the first candling from the incupanied bators to the hens and allow them to cream. quality graphs of its truck emblazoned with Minnows in Milk Prove finish the hatch. The incubators can, Plumbers, the words: The then be filled again after being disCase of Watering Supply Salt and Mineral Duly registered, the firm now may do Cups infected. The hens will complete the M. a Paris. Boudant, business in Indiana. dairy owner Increase Production incubation in about the same time at near Caen, in an indisputable manner recently caught Salt and mineral cups, which are a and a large number of chicks will oooooooooooooooooooooooooc thus be practically the same age. This a fanner who sells milk to him water- rather new piece of barn equipment, ing his product. for Pike Bites Off Hand been have increased work must he done very carefully responsible or there will le losses. A machine of In one of the cans delivered to him milk flow. These are cups of French Fisherman 8 M. Boudant found two small minnows connection with automatic used in capacity, with broody hens drinking to will bring off chicks from hatch, Jacques 6 swimming in the milk. .Pontoise, France. to and the stanchions attach howls, Mnte. Clementine Hamel, owner ol within convenient reach of the cows. 400 fertile eggs within a period of 21 Bourbon, fishing in the Oise riv- - 9 pike. As 3 the farm that supplied the milk, was Besides er, caught a supplying needed mineral food days, say poultry specialists. he drew the big fish into his 9 obliged when summoned by police to for milk production, constant access boat it snapped at him, sever- - 6 admit that in some way a portion of to also salt stimulates thirst and re- Best Calcium Sources lug his left hand just above the' S the brook flowing through her prop- sults In of greater quan consumption for the Poultry Flock wrist. 0 erty had been introduced into tlie titles of wafer. Many dairymen find In a milk can. recent test conducted tfy the Ilia the definite increase in milk How poultry husbandry department of Iowa will pay for the cost of the cups in State college, Ames, it was found that about two months time. Much investigation has been made best results were secured when the to determine the best design and limestone used as a grit for the pouflock was very hard, practically shape of salt cups. It has been found ltry calcium carbonate and low in pure that cows will waste much xf the mineral if the containers are shallow and magnesium. Softer limestone did not give such .results as did the hard limewide topped. Consequently the tenstone. dency is to make the cups with rather Oyster shell, clam shell and limenarrow openings so that the cow can reach the salt with her tongue only. stone were fed in the experiment and Jt was found that the amount of the grit material consumed was directly Cattle Abortion Can Be proportional to the number of eggs laid by the hens on test. The experiEradicated Completely ment indicated that the calcium reThe complete eradication of abortion quirements of the hens 'were fully met disease from cattle herds is possi by limestone, as well as hy the other hie, and would mean stopping a serimaterials. ous somce ol loss to the dairymen, according to Dr. H. J. Metzger of the New York State College of Agriculture, Way to Keep Eggs ' who recommends the blood test and The best way to keep eggs for the isolation of Infected animals as a hatching is to pack them small end down in an egg case and turn them means of stamping out the disease. These measures are complete every day if kept more than a week. of tiie diseased animal, complete A simple way to do this is to finish cleanliness, the rearing of all animals filling the case with fillers, put the top ou the farm to keep from reinfecting on and turn the case on one side. The Dext day put it back upright and the A more complete disa clean herd. cussion is given in a new bulletin, just following day turn it on the other written hy Doctor Metzer and pub- side. Some people keep eggs on their lished hy th. college, which will be sides in a box. If this plan is fol- of plane, the invention of the noted German engineer, Ernst Zeusem, which vent tree of charge to anyone who lowed they should be turned every aviathe based on the rotor ship principle wad is expected to revolutionize will to the college of agriculture day. write . at Ithaca and ask for bulletin E 182. coming I total-soli- ds - pure-bre- d One-Tri- p One-Tri- p Conde-sur-Noirea- 100-eg- g I CKX0KKX0-(0K0-CKX00-0-0- 0 German Airplane Based on the Rotor Principle Isola-Mo- n This Is the model of a new type Is being constructed in Berlin. It is tion Industry, N N |