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5 peilinent stations WhIeImaintainingij i jl LllIn loC the old lines of uorlx In lib li-

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4 i demands for Infoim itlon on the lieui c Issues which uio constantly ailMiif-

tI 1I a IIlleport1C Hon Jnniti WINon

t < s erctlllTqflITrlcultll1CIelallutoh-i j f f I

l 11 illhlsI jiartlculiiiy true ns regardsm i tlie assistance hlch has been glrnt-

oM L I 1 > tho netf sfltllerH Thu task of conI i 1 J ceiling tleeit land into productive

f I I AI i fields Is not easy under tho most fav-oinblu1 ondltlims but when one

1r f j who attempts ItJmlilf1l1tlcrnotl ¬I ir j f e ing about lrIII< fanning

< S llcultlcs arc gieatly Incteaaedt Those In-

chaigof r i i of lirlgutlon linestigatlons> 111 11 Jhe tikt have lhoI1CorctIOlclu

J onsldirablo ptirtlon i their time to-

ndtlslngWi1 tho nencomcis as to theI

11 methods best aflipted to Ihclr Intll-ldualj I V needs This pcisonal idvlce-

snviplomeiitedtl y by pinctlcal bulletins1 I has done much to prevent mlalnktI rV ii i i mill to nfcgtiutil the tcttlur fiom-

elthcij if r y > partial or lotill laihirei rl1 f SEEKING INPOUXrATION-

Sot i ft Ii 1 vvldcspuad an Interest lias ofi If late been cicatctl In tha cut rcganllngI J I t ilrrlrratlHrIII the vvest that the depart-

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ili d < and possibilities of different dUtilm-TlioI rlJ 11 bulletins on litigation

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II J iJ t enttlon with vestcin state engineers

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11 11 t orlcsIO bulletins havo nttcidy beeni Ji 1 f and four moie ire being

r n prepared When complete the a-

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Ih r roll ater supply cvtcnt orll1nl1

dij j tr t ciops etc of each slato and territoryi tfid i In the west will be accurately dc cilb-

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r 1 i In former tlajs xvitcr for IrrigationfI ijh tt f C puiptixes was both iilentlful anil Uiriplli and In attempting to use Jktnud wnnJJ > p wasted In miiiy parts nCthcwI1HtJ the old wasteful method still piovall

t although the valto of wilIer has Inil I Ii j cr xthed many fold The insults of seep ¬I lj Ik Ii nfc1I1cusimnintLorllItrolehn-

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jg tho rlso In aliio agricultural prod-ucts

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lljito l tholr main canals Aw ll re lmany channels which ostHorn Oto 30 font of thelttotuI

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mallyHow are now piactlcally

cuus hiich nt wouldnot mtve bean uiatle if tlwatlellthHlo-he maiititiTs had not lnun called b >

our eiiglnuers to thubirgii lojars sus-

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grain fields they frequently usedover nine feet Now about onethird-of this amount Is found to be ampleThe water users of Oreeley and neigh-boring

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districts In Colorado used tothink their crops would burn up un-

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they l nlla miners Inch of waterto the acre Now they arc raisingeiops on the Ml inn ground vthat areworth about times as much withabout onefourth c water formerlyu ed They aro learning thut cultiva-tion

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takes the place of Irrigation to agieat extent

DEMONSTRATION FAUMS

The demonstration farms establishedIn former yearj have been maintainedThese have been of great value duringHit lI 1 year In showing tngnlho-rtlimlhobelirIHs to be derived fromtho use of scanty water supplies onsmall Holds hi connection iWfdrrfarming At the Cheyenne farm dur-ing

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the past season rf bushels of oatswere raised per aero with the applica-tion

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ot S Inches of IrrigationIOIJVhH9 the crop grown without

Irrigation practically a failure Al-

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yielded 5505 pounds of hay peracre with the application of 133 Incheswhile the uulrrlglltlJl1l1chlylcldcI onlyiirO Beardless hurley with thcapplication of 97 Inches of uri ld ¬

lr31 bushels per acre that unlrl1gnlcll-lId raised on summer fnloved groundyielded only 314 bushels At Goodlug

SS tons of red clover wns har-vested

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show what cnn bo dono with aI11 t1-

j It tlIf S n Every womans heart <ttll itntWJt < LI coolug and prattling of aJGS

1 jtdff It 4 1i5 niothcrhooa hlghcstandipurcst reRt1t1 tg Yet the suffering incident to

1 f thISgrCitcconsummation tII rllfeS-VHijt 1tt > tJ desire robs the anticipation of somo-

of1 CQ-P ft Its sweetness Most of this caa-be1J I iai avoidedby tho useof Mothers

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Im ihe oven Vamiiisusbmakcsicricomforta1lo during all the term Motherss 1iihih I Friend assists naturo In gradually eJopamUng nil tissues muscles anditendons it1 rJ r strengVnon3YtIioiigaments keeps tho broasts in good condition and bbrings o-

f 1N P woman to tho1 crisis jn healthful physical condition Tlio regular uso ofi111 hF Mothers Friend lessens tile pain

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j ir h ih if quick and inaturat recovery for tho ivz 4 mother For sale at drug stores J ffRE-

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of thls uprli The stalesIIWJitof Idaho WyomluB are lllevlsct-contrlbuiliiK cariMilernblc suniH forcooperntlvo InvcBtlgntfon of problemspeculiar to these HIIt 1nthnotlsexpected thrill many 01

enter Into cooperative airnnRCtnentswith tbe department for tho InvcHtliM-tlon of irrigation problems

KICK OnOWING

In many sections of Limilnlnun ArkimHiis and JllsslHslppI tho ravages ofthe boll weevil have made tlie growingof cotton

aro tnlllJI lhloiinttl produc-ers Kx-jiqrlmcnts

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with thc growing of riceha vcpf rived i tI can be grown thereprolltably In cCInrilrcnfofcotton land have been

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inclhidiarefolloiv ilThc8e farmersllttlo >nbollpunii

ing plants i tin buildingdcoJIrrigation the quantity of jvutcito and thelfopCrthfO of ap-

11calon It nCounilto detail a man to this lcl-

lIndcIolcll entire time to nwork out Ir

possible by liindlo hetterulfcheaiier methods thanvogue A farmers lletli ontiehrlgallon of rice for theners wlloonIoti bHshcd

K15GIONThe widespread drought of tho pas

siiininer throughout most of tho humiiregion limi greatly Increased the In-

terest In the Irrigation of gardenstruck farms and orchards and tho deI ill1sortlollflgelit wu bavc bcci

have beei-

1ar greater than lie could meet Thiadvantage

againstot Irllg 1101lilin Insur-

ance fosome of tho common CI oliihnlhccn-hrtiuflitoul In a

H where experiments wenconducted a result otI1s lllmeriAHadding fertilizer t-

tho soil on experimental plats In lowi-by IrrIa IlnJwltl sewage lhoyloIdoChOlt wn iiealt oneinICtimes that tthlloUwhile the yield of blucgrahs was 1 0-

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At Neenah Vis it wlsruneltuIrrigation prolongedson of itrawberrlei 10 days and In

ercnlelI IhcSlelttrOper cent 9nUi0SO per cent nnd Irrigated onions 10per cent more than the nonlrrlgatcOcrops

AlbanyThe ltl7l1tonoC a flowing

cornwell i

past season quadrupled the yield am-

as tho result of an experiment conthis department wells arcll tcd1 sunk In tlils district for tin

Irrigation of corn cotton and legumci-In order to 1111CIl1hlstdlOught8 tcIntroduce Increase the profits from small farms

i lSTOYS AM GAMES

Tho newest and the best Bough Idirecton Import Trices low andgoods guaranteed

Opencvery eveningDESEItKT NKVS nOOK STon-

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Untimely and painful Deal1 C1nmC5

ili licit AVa Grunt ShockTo Community

Snlu CorrespondenceESTONV Idaho Doc 12 II-

wns a sad and tragic endlu-ofW a well spent ICt whei

mlclJnmoIH ngfctat tho tiino In doing tho t I n

was the predominant characteristic olhis life that of charity met his dcatl-by beliiK Impaled upon the reverselover ot tho engine whose pilot ho wasteniporaiily Jlrs peter Nelson whos-

ehlsbnllticdll fall from the ravageshad llttlo-

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of ground up oltown and kindly neighbors of wholMr Bell was lcwere gpulling tho houso from tho creek bot ¬

1lilHIWlo thelntnforcslll when the

heelglfies were working as a doubleoil ihesleelhillside theItttttlourivitastroplin tho thehead engine broke tlio engineer JosephGeorsoson reversed the sanie It Imcl-tedlPolilho

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second engine and the re ¬

pierced the abdomen of MrBeUlI cmhowellnghll and killing

Funeral services over his remainswloheli A

Invastthe new 10ctlgholHoaHl

nmVrelallves filled thn tabernacla toIts fullest capacity Thc ward choirThomas T rostoii wielding the batonrendered most beautifully several sa-cred

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bynms known favorites of tlio de-ceased

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Sulinii Nelson sang a saurodsolo Thomas Irestbh Mile IrcsloiY-OJIIHBoUSOI and Selma Nelson sang

Kvery Hour ChaunccyJoules gave the Invocation and the fol-lowing

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spoltcoCthc many virtues aridlovable character of the deceasedUlslipp Otto Ciassinan Senator1 ThomasIrestpn Elilcrs icppa Iicnson PeterIMaiiglianMaugban TosclhcolgeHonJohi H

aill George B Girrard of TaylorsvllleUtah and rrof Georgo D Casio T-

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In tlio city cemetery whereprayer was offered by

Hitler James Nelson hosld acci-dent

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plunged tho towns Inlogloom for the tine who palil the lastfull irorisurii of dovotlon In tlie causn-of cliarlty was one of tlolilalsoCtheI wnn man whosowerooftcn souglit religiously arid finan-cially

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11 Bell was In his fortyninthyear was just JaldnglnalrrrangementH to gofield an a riicsfenprr of truth aridrlshtcousucss when the summons came

In 1owollall Thursday Iirs Pe-ter

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time IJeitnfWcst-en Idaho died Ills ¬

by pneumonia Kor years hohad lived at Bishop liso-f Oxford IlahoJellnhhonle hita few dayssister hi Novton IJIali 111 Jphn-iTenklns at which place passedawiiy three tlays afteryards Pliicrliservices wero hidil In tlio eHIngliouse lshonOll Gassmiin prosiding was lcthYcppa Benson Itemarits alongexaiupllllpd In tlio llfn of Mr Jensenwere made by the following Blshopi-GaKsmau Bishop Ix wls of Oxford Pa-ter

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Maughan John Jenkins NowtonGeorgo R Girrard tf TaylorsvllleUtah Oliaimceyjenks and I GoolorD Custo

NEWS NOTESMr and Mrs Freeze from Salt liiko

City Miss Catherine UUChollcnSrl1-La G Bi GlrrrirdIII UIBellqCllnl < Greek nnd Blslirtp

Creek were In-

Httendiinco Itho funeral services of-

Jaines If B l-Wltl1llallllofPc ton Wa visit

n weekTlio report Ihat Jqnics II Kofoctl Sr

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city council for a franchise to i Installan electric light and power plant upon

i crcelo near his ranchThe 1Y J M M I A basket ball i t ij-

IsJrell9Irgllll In order thatthe opening of tho

league season Jan 1 1911 Tho glljcbccms tovbo aUWliinlllhere i

Mr and Mis fromKnuko Iver are vlhlting r llUytnuJfriends lnoUmhIst

KstusH immond irill MlssslCva Ncl

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last Wednesday In the I<osan-vtemplei Congratulations nio jAItj3Ii ii

all us Iheso oung pcoplo ere popu-

lar favorltfcs hereabouts

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Improvements ino bolusnitulc jjucttjJjull itind jrill uio urnlerconstruction ami i Lsorm hQilnlsliod-

j also several piIvntorejJdPlices a hoteland a ding store Jannora mo movliiK

Into lowtuandTayiiff advantage ot theiicliools-

A select boclal vaa l Riven Ilii tlio

amuscmcnt lialUtoJIlay Fntklnion yTn-

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Tho peculiar properties Iit Chnml jc rinlnH iCoush Ihiiriou hly testoduUirlnirVpldeniks of himuonza and Urhcnit uas taken In IhriQwo liao not lioanUof a sJnl 1CIUCopneumonia i Sold by Hd < rB

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The announcement ntof a large rail horn jack tools tire repair ever made It will carry six peo-ple

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flve pa SsengextQUling car outfit and additional equipment up any 10 per cent grade onequipped for bearing-a

seldom furnished with a car the high gear a

namepTafe means a If you are interested in this Ihemotorls of the famousI

sensation in the motor world class ofcar you cannot buy Renault typeEnBlocThisThe Stoddard Company has al-

ways¬ without fully inspecting means a compact powerful

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Ibeen1 ultraconservative new Stoddard I Bulldog motor with many

its advertising E x travagant What You Get When good points to recommend itpraise orltsplanyelegantrr9d ¬ The frame steelels h srlev one ¬ You Buy a Model the same as is found on carsicies Rather we have preferred costing many times its priceto let the cars speak for them-selves

¬ M Stoddard The transmission is the same jFirst of all you get a large as is found in our 8000 models 1

This new car with its 4x410 handsome finely finished and Our front axle is of the Imotor is simply another Stod ¬ elegantly appointed fivepassen-

ger¬ Ream type not tubular as is II

dard thoroughbred It has those ourlngcar on a majority of cars un-deraristocratic lines which you all It IS not a small cheap ap-

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want ina motor car no matter automobile The wheel-base

And above all do not forgetwhat the price The detail of is 112 inches The tonneau-is

that behind this car stands a Ifinish is immediately noted It large and oornyeasIlyac ¬ factory with over six years of j

has everything found in the commodating passengers success behind it A Stoddardlarger cars with no suggestion This long wheel base with its guarantee meansof cheapness in any line or me-chanical

¬ threequarter elliptic springs on Every uPt the minutefeahue i

feature there makes one of the easi-est

of motor car construction hasAnd when take this cary riding machines onthe been put in this model It is aoff our salesroom floor I n t American marketrAnd h sefine large motor car in everynecessary to ex-pend

who have ridden rldmg detail Hseveral dollarsfqr carscanf appreciate what The Stoddardnecessary extras It comesafitr i this one feature is worth Model HlVt the completely ited with the highest grademB2 Themotor of lfleM delff is-

4by4eauiixoerl fivepassengerhall top a glass front m and develops essen at touring

ready ¬Stromberg carburetor Goodrich of 30horse power That means ery NoW iltmgJ plomptrtires a set of three oil lampsand enough power follow the delivery date guaranteed ontwo gas lights a generator rpbe

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