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GETTING READY FOR BETS.


Half the success with a beet crop
comes from proper preparation of the
soil hefore nIontt,, r,o,o,,,, r,u
i"''
p'oWIns' narrowing, roiling pulver-
izing and frming Of the soil. should
result On 4, yood stand oor,v IN tho 40
:" '''' ''
'on' aiter "Hicn ule care OF the crop IS
comparatively simple, When alfalfa
sod has been turned under considera-
Nc ,,o,.L e. ro,,,r.a 90 -. -. ~.
w ~ % ."e 'oo's Out
or the SOIL ana the trash all cleaned OFF
so as 10 enable the drills TO do good
work in planting the seed. with the
best possible work in raking, harrow
ing and double plowing. enough of the
old crowns are always left TO furnish a
fairly good stand OF alfalfa, and this
causes considerable difficulty I'm tho
work OF cultivating, hoelng and thin
ming the beets.
The best crop year with sugar beets
Is the second season after turning
under alfalfa sod although clean Gull
ture the first year is essential TO sue
cess either the first or second seq
sons The best season for planting
is before the 10th OF April. The eigh-
teen-inch row Is now most popular. al
though some good growers prefer n
20-lnch space. From six 10 eight
inches apart In the row is the most
economical distance for thinning. The
closer distances require extra work
In thinning and Increase the number
of beets that must be handled when n
comes TO pulling and toppInp the cron
in the fall while the size OF beets is
so reduced by the crowding that no
larger tonnage Is secured than when
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showed that beets could be grown equal
to and In some cases better In quality
than those raised I'm sugar-producing
countries While this IL the first thing
10 be Investigated, the committee says
ut does not follow that even when this
is established beyond any possibility Of
doubt, the undertaking IL one that
would necessarily be commercial
success. The business side Of the
questionable cost OF production, the
cost Of working a factory, and "A host
of similar points-need careful and ex-
perienced consideration.
Figures are given showing that the
cost per acre ~ these experiments was
about is per cent more than that IN
similar experiments In the United
states, but II Is reasoned that the cost
would be less IN England II the beets
were raised ON large scale instead Of
on small plots of ground, Seeming
ly all the latest experiments In this
country point to successful English
bect-sugar factories In the course of
time.
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BEET SUGAR IN ENGLAED.
Experiments That May Lead to tho
Production of Sugar.

Consul MahIn reports that the Not
tngham Guardian gives the results OF
experiments in raising sugar beets In
Essex last year which offer decided
encouragement 20 the beet-sugar man
utacturing project In Lincolnshire de-
scribed In previous reports
In nearly every county IN England
Wales and southern Ireland II has
been demonstrated that beets OF high
sugar content can he grown, 1t has,
however, yet TO be satisfactorily shown
that sugar can be commercially and
probably manufactured from these
beets The failure OF an attempt at
sugar production in England some thlr-
~ years ago would seem to answer this
In the negative, But IL appears that
beets used at that failure contained only
10 per cent of sugar and that farmers
found It more profitable to feed them
to their stock than to sell at the price
the factory could afford 20 pay. IN
the present Essex experiments. how
ever, the average percentage OF sugar
nv the beets Is PLACID at 1914. and even
this has been exceeded IN several re-
corded cases IN other counties. This
striking improvement In quality has
been produced by careful selection and
by close attention 10 other details OF
culture,
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factor. Successful beet growing DENT
onstrates the actual value OF improved
methods. The farmer WHO follows
slipshod methods; who spends his time
OH the street corner during the thinning
and irrigatIng season. and who spends
his time bewailIng the poor lot OF the
farmer. is not likely to succeed I'm this
industry. These farmers at ogden
must remember that new race OF
farmers has started in Utah, who think
that they see in beet growing an Undue
try that brings ready and profitable re-
turns, and that the industry has been
OF inestinable value to the farmers IN
this region cannot be denied,
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for the sugar industry for this year is
very encouraging.
CITY SCHOOLS NEED slls,aoo.
Board OF Education Makes Estimates
For Year 1907.

Ogden, April THE Ogden city
Board OF Education at it's meeting last
evening agreed Oh the amount neces-
sary for the maintenance OF the Ogden
city schools during the coming school
year of 1867. The amount necessary
will be $l1s,200, OF this sum II expects
to derive $4,000 from the apportion-
ment of the state school tax. and the
balance OF sT4200 will have TO be rails
ed bv local taxation. II Is estimated
that the total amount will cover all
expenses for buildings and sites salar-
les. text books, Improvements, etc.
Bids We're opened for the furnishing
Of school supplies for the coming year,
but viii not be acted upon until next
week az the board desires time to con-
slider the various bids.
The finance committee reported cash
on hand at the present time $19,29l,55.
Bills to the amount of Sl,853.55 We're
allowed and adjournment taken for
one week
A MICHIGAN MAN DIES IN OGDEN.
George McNally died at $50 last eve
ming at the Ogden general hospital from
pneumonia, with which he had been az
hicted only few days, The deceased
was brought to Ogden Thursday from
Layton. Davis county, where he had
beer employed for a short time by Mrs.
Harriet Ellison. When he was taken
Ill Mrs. Ellison arranged for his caro-
al the hospital, but the disease had de-
yeloped SO rapidly that it was impos-
sible for DR.. II. G, Rich. who was at
tending him, TO get 1t broken up. lie
was about t6 years Of age. His body
was removed to Larkin & Sons under
ticking parlors, where 1t now lays await
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SHALL WE GROW SUGAR BETS
Under the above heading the editor
of the Deseret Farmer says:

Under the above heading the editor
of the Deseret Farmer says:
one of the daily papers last week
gave space to n communication from
AK farmers Of Weber county In which
thew declare their Independence FROM
the sugar factories, and declare their
unwillinRness to grow beets longer One
of the arguments used against CROWNS
beets Is the fact that the stock OF the
sugar companies has more than tre-
bled In value IN the past few years, VS.
believe that the contention or these
farmers is all wrong. In the first place
we have never heard of any attempt on
the part OF the sugar factories to COM
pei or coerce the farmers into growing
sugar beets. They have established
factories and are anxious TO secure all
the beets possible, but II has always
been left TO the farmer as to whether
no could find beet growing more pro-
fltable than other crops In the com
mun,cation referred to, the claim Is
made that the average tonnage of beets
in the state does not exceed 10 tons
per acre. whereas, as a matter OF fact,
the ayektge yield OF heets In Weber
county Is about IA tons per acre the
average yield for the whole state Is
considerable more than IL tons per
acre and this Notwithstanding the fact
that many farmers engage In sugar
beet growing who do not give II the
proper attention. The land IL not prop
erly fertilized Il Is not plowed in the
fall; shallow blowing Is practised; lr-
rgatiou neglected, and weeds allowed
to choke the beets out; and these fac
tors all tend TO reduce the average yield.
The Deseret Farmer maintains that
the average soil in Utah, II properly
prepared and cultivated. viii yield at
least 20 tons to the acre, and In many
Instances % tons per acre, With 20
tons of beets TO the acre, we know OF
no other farm crop which Il likely to
give as good returns as the growing OF
beets.
Sugar beet growing has done more in
making agriculture recognized sci
ence in this state than any other one
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barely commenced her noble career. be-
ing only q years Of age. Her husband
and two children have the sympathy
OF the entire community.
NEWS BRIEFS.
The Taylorsvile and Jordan basket
ball teams met IN the TaNorsville
gymnasium, one day during the week.
The score was 81 to % In favor of Tay-
lorsyile.
The Salt Lake Stock company pro-
scented the flve-act play. Damon and
Pythas," I'm the Murray Opera House
Tuesday evening. A large and appre-
clatiye crowd was present.
The little brick cottage owned by
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7 oday 5 Ogden News

ing burial Instructions from deceased's
brother ] Nj. McNally. who lives mt
Escanaba. Mich. He was appraised by
telegraph last evening OF the brothers
death.
STATE JOURNAL REINCoRPoR-
ATEEs.
The Utah State Journal has reincor-
porBted. the now company buying the
plant and entire business of the old
one. The names OF the incorporators of
the new company are: u. y. Bowman.
president; H. W. Civilian, vice presi-
dent: John Mateor, general manager;
r. ID. johnson, attorney and they, with
u. A. Smyth form the board of dlrec-
tors. Miss Ada Wahlen Is secretary
and treasurer. The company ia capi-
talized for $4,000, divided into 5000
shares of the par value of $40 each.
one thousand four hundred and fifty
shares of the stock has been subscribed
for. The company Will continue pub
fishing the Utah state Journal, and will
also do job printing work. engraving,
etc.
Mr. Mater stated last evening that
the policy Of the paper will be practical
~ the same as IN the past.
MRS. CHAPELoW CALLED HOME.
Death claimed another Of Ogden's
aged citizens yesterday. Mrs. Jane A.
Chapelow. who passed TO the great be-
You'd at the home OF Philip Planz. on
Lincoln avenue. from bronchial pneu-
monia, aged II years. The deceased
has lived in ogden for nearly a quar-
ter Of 4 century and was well known.
she Is survived by Il son and daughter
and step daughter, Mrs. Reese Howell
The time Of funeral Will be announced
later tnlthT
WELCH-HOLRoYD NUPTlALS.
4 license to wed was granted to
Thomas Il, Holroyd, 49, and Annie
Payne WEIGH. %. both of Ogden.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
John Chip was arrested last evening
by the police on the charge of petit lar
ceny He Is supposed TO have stolen
clock from a second hand store,
George Peep, an Indian, was arrested
for getting an overload Of fire water.
Commissioners Wilson and Madison
have returned from Pigeon Point, a
place along the line of the Southern
Pacific where they inspected gravel
pits for the county, and report having
found good material IL the proper rate
of transportation can be secured from
the railroad company.
The damage suit of Stone against the
Union Pacific Is progressing very slow
ly IN the district court. IL will not
likely be completed before the middle
of next week.
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Utah and Colorado stations. The av-
erage yield at Logan IS 1879 tons per
acre and at Fort Collins 20.i tons.
The average content of sugar in tho
beet Is quite satisfactory at both
places, being very good at Fort Collins.
DIR. H. w. Wiley
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desired shape and the kind that gives
the greatest yield in both tonnage ana
sugar.
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

delivered in Murray and vicinity from the branch Office
Church
advertisements receive office B. Jones Block
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Special $500 Bissell Carpet sweepers
for $3.50 at the l. X. L. Removal Sale.
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DR.. Broadbents

Dental office moved from Eagle block
to
500 sol Scott building, 1853 Main.
over Kings hardware store
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wELcH-HoLRoYD NuPTIALs.

\ license to wed was granted "a
Thomass Il. Holroyd. rs, and Annie
Payne WEIGH. %. both of Ogden.
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WE TREAT ANDICURE

CATARRH deafness Nose and
Throat Troubles. Eye and Ear Dis
eases, Bronchial and Lung Trou-
bes. Asthma, Stomach, Liver and
Kidney Diseases, Bladder Troubles,
Female Complaints, Chronic Dis
eases Of Women and Children,
Heart Disease, Nervous Diseases.
Chorea (St Vitus' Dance), Ricketts,,
Spinal Trouble Skin Diseases, Sci
atlca and rheumatism. Diseases
OF tho Bowels, Piles. Fustula and
Rectal Troubles, Goitre (or Big
Neck, Blood Diseases, Tape Worm,
Hay Fever. Hysteria, Epilepsy, in
somnia. etc, and all durable Nerv-
Gus, Private and Chronic Diseases.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
81, Staats=Mmsfeamn

iSir bic am 10. September bs9tns
nenbe Stats Nusfsaung tpurbsn
$35, 900 fur prdmisn unb etwa
$4,000 fhr oie pferbereunen ausse.
isBt. gsionosrs wurbs bic bi.sid6ries
s9la9tpiebausffsQuns, wsl9er $6599
on preifsn sufallsn usroen, beba&t,
unb man srtpartet, Dab bisielbe aus.
nabmspsiis gut bsf4idt tpsrbeu tpirb.
5ir i9wsrs 2aF. uno 2utf8pferbs Be.
laufen fi4 bic prsiie auf $4947 unb
ftir lsi9ters 6attsl' unh Bugspspferoe
Fnb $4,000 bsuillist. Die tn bieien
brsi Yepartsmsnts ausgefeqten Sbiere
tpsresn am Uaittmo9 uno Donnerffas
gia9mittags In langem 3use ben Be-
fu9ern nor9efabrt. 5tir bic 2unf.
ausRelluns Rnb $1,000 ausseiebt.
Ha9 bem /. September tusrbsn tsine
tpsitsrsn anmelbungen ftir ausfsl.
Iungsobisite msbr entgsgengenommen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
Gin mptsri6isr Taa.
soIbat i4msr psrIsst i'm 3sIte aufseiunbsn.

u. eugene pisres, q Sabre alt.
Quartiermsifter Sergeant Der @om-
paanie H bss 2. Sainoiisr Snfanterie'
&eaiments, uurbe nit elmer tiefen
S&nittmunbs am 6alis aufsefunosn
uno in's 6elolasarstb bon 5ort genia'
min 9arriion ssbra3t. Seine gers
Isbunssn finb i9were, bod hOffsn ois
Mer3ts. i'm 3u rstten. Ssin &tgimsnt
i.brts ssHsrn nod Slinois aurtid.
auf psl&s Wsiis pieree su fsinsn
8erlebunssn fam, ionnte ni4t etmit'
tslt psrbsn, ba sr beinnungslos auf'
gsfunben muree. Der 2a3aretbberi8t
bsasi9nst ben Jau aIs einsn Sslbf'
morbberiu9, In rnaure8nun9sfd6ige
3uRanbs unisrnommsn. pisrce be-
ftreitet oieies.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
Gtnbra9e.


Die WOhnuns bes Nesers Soiepl
Sosus, 720 Norb California Strabe.
murbs bon sinem 2ansfiu9er bsimse'
iutt, Der NIT 81 .49 sntfommen III.
Gin ginbyu9 uurbe In bem 6aufs
bon 6errn 6armsrs, I'LL 6opt Aue..
berh6t, no bie Sisbe ibre 8ai4sn mi1
s38 In barren @slbe unb elmer fiber.
nsn 1br fh0ten. yaa9bem He f& ID
bersi9srt battsn, iudisn He bas Weite.
gifrig iff bie po!iaei bemhbt. bi'
G9Iupfwinfel Der @auner ausfinbie
3u MAIDEN, um benielbsn bas 5anbwerl
su legen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27

An Der sbelbp Str. unb Southern
Abe. fhrste gsfern Aosno elm @agsn
nit 2euten, bic BON elmer 2anopartt'
beimfebrten, In einen grabsn. Webrsrt
Der SnfaRen bes Waaens. unter mel
den R9 @m. 8. Wepsrs. 1924
@entral Aps., befen Sotn Setter,
Burton Sones. 1929 6osbroOt Str.
nsbf Trau u. .. S.&oberts bsfanoen.
aossn H& WsrIsbunaen su. Die Ser
unelhdtsn. tpel9s In benz bur4uei4ter
Wege ni&t i'm Stanbe waren bas @e'
fdbrt aus ben @rnbsn beraus 3u arbei'
ten, tsIspbonirtsn gum poli3ei.6aupt'
qurtier unb bie &abler Sbine une
S9langsn eiltsn troB bes ffr6menoer
@sesns aur Ollie. Die gerunglhtter
bssabsn fi9 tn lire rsip. Wobnunsen.
2aut benz Bsribte Der Rablerpoli'
3iifsn mar Der @raben fur ois su lesen.
ben WaHerr6bren gema&t uno ani&ei'
nsnb ohns Warnunsslaternen eelaHen.
Die S9mere Der gsrlsbungen Der Be
trofsnen Iisb fi& ni&t ermitteln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
Mrbsiter t&ipsr berlsst.
gerietb ms @aidinensetrisbe.

5reb. Blue, ein AnaehsQter per Ban
gamp pading gbmpanp, wuroe ON
Wontaa 0ormittag oaour9 iawer Der.
Iebt, baB er tn ois 9ransmiifon oes
Mai9insnsstrisbss serietb. Blus wuroe
msbrers WaIs bsrumgemirbelt, ebe man
bis Waf4ins gum Steben brinsen
tonnts. Ssin rs8tsr Arm. fopie aud
bas Iinfs gsin, finb aebroden. uno
auberbsm srlitt er nod i9were Uer'
lebungsn am Rndgrat. Der Terun.
glhdie. tpslasr In Wsif Snbianapolis
anIdiis III, wurbs nod BEN 0oipitale
iibsrftibrt.
9ur9 bis Nufregung, usl4e Der I'm
glhdsfal unter ben Nngeffellten ber.
borrisf, murbe bie gIei9faas In Bon
@amps 6abrif an9efeate 8atie Boomers,
1887 Charles Str, 70 hberwdlttst,
oab He bpferii4 wuroe. Die Ambu'
lan3 bra9ts bic 2sibenbs In ibre WOb'
nung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
5rasti&er e&lxk etaer 2tebes:
ieeme.

Gin In aller gile bie StrnBs entIans
laufenoes 2iebespaar, tpeI&es, auf elmer
Brotfiife bor prior's @roeerp. 1919
Rorb Senate Nbe. Rbenb, fi& nod fur3
borber 2iebesbetbeuerunssn gema&t,
iibslte gefern Ibenb bic 2a6musteIn
Der 3ui&auer. 2ange f&on batten He
bort geiefen unb nit tbeatralif&en
@ebdrben unb obIigatorii@em 0dnbs.
f&lagen hatte Der Romeo ieiner 2iebifm
SabboI3 gsraipelt. als pl6bli@ Der ee.
qudlte BrotfaRen fi3 auf bie anbere
eeite Isgte. unb bas 2iebespaar bin.
tenttber bur&s Tenfer In bie @roeerp
binein fieI. Die flirrenbe @Iasf9eibe
rib beibe aus benz Rebenten Himmsl
In bie Wtrtli&teit aurhd. Sid auf.
raifen unb In entgessnssiebten Hi9'
tungen baponIaufen, mar bas nd9fs
Den 3uf&ausrn fou Der traeii@e
e&lub Der 2iebesicene febr su 6er3en
9esansen fein. Die 3ur etsQe &c.
fanbten Rablerpoli3ifen ionnIen MI,
be Statia4e tonfatiren, obus bis Na'
men Der BetbetIisten ausfinbsg 81
lma&en. - y
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
etwierise Operation
Rimmt eiuen t5btIi@en Mussans.

Dabio Geltman, 19 Sabre alt, Der
isit Sabren In Der s@uIs fur s&ua&.
fnnige tn Sort @apne untersebra&t
NOR, iif elmer bier unternommenen
i8wieriseren @sbirnopsration srlssen.
Man bate gebofft. bur& oie Opera-
tion ben seiitisen 3ufanb bes armen
Sunsen au beKsrn. uno ss mar unter
oreibia bisber borsenommsnen b.rarti.
gen Opsrationen bic erie, tpsl9s stnsn
berartisen Ausgans nabm. Die 2ei9e
tpuroe na& @i&monb, Snb., tiber.
fhbrt.
Der 6aa bss 2naben mar Elm auBer.
gem6bnli9er; ani&sinenb batte CT oar
tein @eod&tnib uno er bsrri9tets nur
einige wenige Sa9en, wel&e man ibm
ein9ehbt bate. Biz oieieIbsn aur @s=
uobnbeit aeworben tparen. Mnrufe
ma8ten auf ibn tsinen ginorud unb
er tonnte ielbf bic einfa&ffen Sa&en
wsoer perfsben nod lernen. Die sin3ige
9offnung fur ben 2eioenben beitanb
nad Iusiagen Der i6n untsriu&enbsn
aer3te in elmer Operation. wel&er Der
2nabs bann untsraoesn wurbe. Wan
fano einen 3ugema9ienen S@dbslbru@,
oenen bernar6te SteQe auf bas @ebirn
einen Druid aussetibt bate, babur&
bic 9eiitieen 6dbigteiten ldbmenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27

e9on felt ssraumsr 3.it murbs ber
polisei alase einseianbt, baB fi& In
Der @irtbi&aft bon Grsb 3. Deter,
eiiS Rew Seriep etrabe profsiFonele
SpteIer bsriammslten. Inn beim Qar.
tsnipisI isr gIhd au periu@en.
Capt. 6pIanb nabm ssHern nit
mebreren Ssrgeantsn unb Geamter
cine llnterfu9uug bes plabss bor, uni
fanbsn baielbH 13 episler bor. Si'
anndberuns Der poIisifsn mus BE-
merit ,tporben iein. benn pl6bli9 sr.
loI9en idmmtli4s 2i9tsr I'm Saufe
unb eine Sobtenifine trat ein, tporaui
f9 Elm lautes 2lapieripiel b0ren Iieb,
mobst ft9 bte Spieler in Elm anberes
3immsr bsgaben, mas ben poli3ifen
trob bes SpieIens niat entsanger
tuar. Nn9bem ale llienRlien ber'
i9munben maren, tuurbe ben pplijtfter
oie Sbhr ge6Hnet. Da He unter bel
@efelIf9aft mebrsre alte Spieler BE-
merftsn. tpsl&s wiebsrbolt tpeger
Spielens berbaftet worbsn uaren, Il
ftibrten He bie san3e @efsQf&uft mad
Summer Slider.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27

Gin beoauerIider nnglhdsfau. tn
wel4em eine AnaabI perfonen meb,
obsr minbsr f9msr bsrlsbt murben.
e.eisnste 7& gefsrn Na9mittag I'm
@bite @itp parf, als sine Der mil
paRagisrsn bslabsnsn Cars ber Seenit
NaiIwap BET boiler Gabrt aus benz 8e'
lsiie fpran9.
Der @agen NOR geraoe einen be,
6hgsl Der 8abnfrsde binabgefabren,
als berislbe BET Der folsenben BiegunQ
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fi9t bes mitfabrenben Aufiebers. mel
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