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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. MORNING, OCTOBER 3, the Tankees the shell by the hand of man and does into tho oyster by not.find its A Line o Type or Two accident.., It takes from six to 'twehfy-fou-r JPhotographing the Great a to for the'size, years, according Hew to the lfSBlet-tlMniiilpcultured pearl to mature from a grain By Frederic J. Haakia. of sand deliberately planted within where they mag. 0. how long WASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept. 7u it takes for the production of genuine When Justice John Hesaln Clark rePRUNE-BOPERSPECTIVES. " signed from the supreme court th other t III. pearls he to not th a did service only When Mary Ellen Marshall waa sixteen The Japanese are the only people who day, man appointed to, succeed him, but also, The neighbors all declared they had no have bfeen able successfully to grow though quite incidentally, to one or more doubt new A s in Washington, But that shed marry Banker Mason's son photographers pearls There, is something about 'the new Justice on the supreme bench means Before she finished College. Both her water, it temperature and quality, per- a new photograph of the supreme court, folks a new of and th supreme photograph And his voiced approval of th match. haps, that has aided the painstaking court 1 worth many hundreds of dollar What happened those who knew would fted in thin paper, and alao tte local At any rate, tbe Giants and the people of Japan to achieve yearly crops to the photographer who aecure it. never tell. published herein. But photographing the supreme court Is But Yankees won the pennants in their re- of pearls from pearl beds where' they had H that the Mason lad ail in the day a business for. tbe news Waa goeeip Tbe THbuao ia a member of the Audit Bureau nur tha paragon he seemed to be. were alspective leagues, and they will meet planted by man. of Circutatioo. Informs tioo eeocernio Tbe national in the capital, photographer circulation will be tuppllod bf tbe Audit in the 1922 worlds series. Tbs' quesThousands and thousands of families though not many photographs are ao vear rolled on; relentlese Time re- Mcago Bureau of Circulation. Century bidy A photograph of the supreme Tlje , placed , . win shores hour f will of the of which Xada the Kata tion living is, along causes which haa valu court historic a east sole Tbe ft. C. Beckwith Special Apency. The bloom of lovely yduth with callqwed con- (Inland Sea of Japan) are engaged in it to be purchased not only by newswill be series this The Now 4'" York. World year bldf., m treat, age, sdeertising Tribune bid., Chicago; Poet Diopotch bid., ducted on & srvengame basis. That is, the production of cultured pearls. The paper. and magazines, but also by lawAnd while nA spoken word ere brought yers, taw libraries, J1et al.," to us legal Bt. Louie;- - Ford bid.. Detroit, bileb.; Bryant to mind favorable to phraseology. Tet it frequently happen The rude awakening of Love's young the elub which first wins four games waters seem especially . bid., kaanan City, Mo. M. 0. Morgenaen Co., foe., Pacific Coast repreeentaUee, For the From this that the news photographer by some will the be of dream worlds champion. rapid growth bid.-Lopearls Iner bid.. Baa Fianclsco; Title Inturanco shot secures a picture that out- The neighbors' pitying glances. - thinly 'come baa a sea rarest series followed inland the the several of the lucky fteattle. great years distances the formal group photograph, of Ane)ea; Security bid., . Veiled, e the supreme Justices as a seller. This Recalled the romance of her youth. She nine game system, but it became in Forelfa boreaua of Inform riot of Tbe Trib-anpearls la usually a view of some great man aror ft Bue Lamartine, Paris, France; 125 emijed. O! ito worship from afar "ht an unposed"andhirman-ttttudeth- o Pall Me nr London, EaflandrTTUiter teartAnm; n fas- Content she was dwellers more was shores than there are th picture of Mrs. Harding husBerlin, Oermnny; Baceleler Hotel, Rome, Italy. drawn-ou- t along competition the gold away and Rather than scrap distinguished find- beds of oysters, so slaked off that each tening a rose in her , . T elephant Wasatch hftO the people wanted. but it was band's an buttonhole example When yeu fail to et your Tribune telephone Last year theeight games of the owner may know his bed. Once a year may be merely a still picture or some The, clay beneath. DESDEMQXA. the city circulation department before 10 oclock scenic messenger, phase sent attendby are the series will turned" be a over end an yoa en attracted the n. copy oysters i. aggregate by The man who first photographed th DAO HE ASK KNOW$. faltered' alT the postoffice at fcajt Lake City who ance numbering 269,977, These spec- tire family,wade out with their reflection of the capltol's dome on the e mstterv Uncle Dick: Does any one want tators paid $900,233 for the privilege of peculiar oyster bed forks and carefully wet asphalt made himself a small for- to.Dear use my S. C. for the Happy-G- o tune. How many coplea of the photo turn each clubs the Of with the fork greet you wlthj and graph-o-f precious oyster games. witnessing the blossoming cherrjL tree Lucky who always, how's the world treating you the Giants took band. The beds are not usually mo- along h tidal basin in Washington have I Weil, sharjs of this sum o. look and re k. a alwav give them of them. been sold?. Tena of "thousand It gets em $131,635 and tbo Yankees $87,756. Each lested by thieves or dishonest folk, for Some day, when the landscaping of the ply., Oh, very seldom. SHE1KES3. time. received $5265 and each the whole family are on watch most of approach to the Lincoln Memorial ia every Giant player 1922. return IWould P. 8, 'n appreciate an will get Tuesday October 3, done, some lucky button-pressthe time. Yankee $3510. howre they coming? and' there wiit be another S C.la''YelL that right; To say, "Oh! in carriages The one grain of sand, which is the fortune made. Daddy, told me games for the worlds Anybody got any other WAS IMP EO BAB IX. No other city in the world la ao thor- or taxles. baseball championship were inaugu- seed of the pearl, is placed inside the 8 ' disIt oughly photographed, both as 10 and War ia the Near Fast is now re- rated in 1834, 'when the Providence qhell of a young oyster. Sometimes tinguished inhabitants and visitors ON ENTIRELY DEPEND IT WOULD as to its streets and buildings, as WashLon- club of the National league defeated the planter opeus tbe oyster shell and WHETHER HE WAS OR NOT. . The firm of Harris & Ewing ington., garded am highly improbable in the Metropolitans of New York, rep- places the gram within. At other times alone owns over half a million negative R. H. L.: In writing the history of extreme pessimism has resenting the American association, of news value, Chief Waukesha, would you say he wa hole is drilled in the shell and of Washington picture don, where Underor of buried firm and The Utlng down? present. "sitting up grain of sand dropped through the past given way to a more hopeful feeling. three games straight. JA wood ft Underwood, although established hole. The oyster is then placed in the Iq Washington only for a few years, also The annual contests between the NaMustapba Xemal baa consented to the an enormous file. Besides WELL, ITS A NEfcVE RACKING JOB. tional league an'd American association oyster bed. It tries to expel the grain peaseseea these there are several other photograph conference plan of the allies and has by Carpet Rag in the South of thus an but continued . until sand, inflammation, is set era whose business Is primarily a studio (Glimpsed Milwaukee 1890, Journal.) The confer- champions named his representative. deal new in but who photobusiness, FOR RENT Pleasant furnished rooms they were played under varying and np, and the grain of sand has begun graphs to a greater or less extent. It Teachers or ladles preferred. 819 Minne, ence will meet today, and if the spirit not very clear rules. From 1894 until to become a beautiful pearl. is probably safe to estimate that there sots ayenue. Phone 199-million a of now the exists be will 1897 was the Temple Cup series negatives of compromise prevail! trouble played news photographs of Washington and Its TH Reflection of a Bored Ad Writer; THE CLAIMS COMMISSION. averted, for a time at least It is im- to give the ! winner and "runner-up- " people taken by professional photograph- Volume of mail statistic on circulaers. And the oldest of these negatives tion, reader buying power, merehan possible to forecast the terms of the in the National league an opportunity 'JtVith appointment by President Har- is not much more than fifteen years dising data, market reports, booster agreement between the disputants, but to earn a financial reward by playing old. of literature, announcement of Edwin B. Parker of New York PHOTOGRAPHERS RANK WITH RE it goes without saying that Mustapha on the grounds of each home club ding meetings E "HOWDEE-EFOLKS PORTERS. and as the the American season. Texas, after Houston, Kemal will be successful ia retaining regular The shrill, cheery greeting of th op, The business of photographing the The first meeting between the cham- member of the American-Germathe territory he has conquered and, in claims progress pressively optimistic mail manourresounds our government has grown of willing through the office, chilling addition will have the satisfaction of pion clubs of tbe National 'and Ameri- commission, the makeup of this body is to be as highly specialized as that of . spirit. it in print. The photographer th for knowing that the Greeks are no longer can leagues took place in 1903. Two completed, the Berlin government al reporting original work The copy day has taken his place 'along with the -- in a Brush rules condensed liquid bluing, the famous News phomenacing position unless they are years Jater the Washington correspondent. facial pack, the wonder workclasmic named memGerman the at station were ready and from time have having until their that the of adopted, aided by toms tographers regular great power. soap flakes as ing Just for Instance. White the House, ber. "HOWDEE-EE- . FOLKS How far Great Britain will go in this now the series have been played under do the representatives of the press assoO for the crying out 16ud! That poet' uniform eode. But as is all an direction remains President, Hardings selection of Mr. ciations. This Infants mans optimism Is nerve racking. born before the development. from solicitor war would undoubtedly follow, it . is Callers the handsome Parker, a Democrat, is taken as show- modern action news photograph was unUNIVERSITY EXTENSION. eveamerlcan who Dldmore Wursts not at all likely that the Lloyd George derstood at all are still minora Yet toa matter "A remark, the every to administrations desire prefaces have day there is scarcely any phase of his ing government will back Greece to any of fact; the nochalant delegate of the The extension courses of the state progress anywhere In the world the war claims settled on a nonpartisan toricai worlds greatest newspaper who makes is not being completely preserved great extent while the war spirit ia at that you feel his magnanimity a he ac university, under the general direction basis. It is estimated the commission- in photographs. low. ebb throughout the empire. cepts your copy: the Impressive reprethe truth of this stateTo The difficulty over control of the of Professor F. W. Reynolds, are again ers will have the disposal of claims for ment. appreciate sentative of the w. k. Curtis group, the reader has only to search his insur--motrpresence gills us with the fullest whose, way. recollection for a mental image of, available to those who seek knowledge, about $800,000,000 or $900,000,000. Dardanelles ought bot to be sense nf our unimportance In the cosPresident Benjamin Harrison, In some of things; the impecun! scheme mic tables It- - is- - Busslas- - Only- - trsde but are "unable to enroll" as students in Mr. Parker wae'born in Shelby coun- active He has no such recollecpose. ous free lance artist who seeks to show Mo. He is a member of the Hous tion. for he never saw an action picture outlet and her rights should bo not only ty, tbo university" proper. Tho Tribune ton you hla wares ; the client, before whom Harrison. Except for those who saw law firm bf Baker, Boris, Parker & of considered, bnt protected. No one naevery department plunges Into renewed in the Harrison President life, public been has greatly interested in. the work Garwood. During the war he served as today has no better means of knowing activity . tion, not even Turkey, ahould have "HOWDEE-EEFOLKS It haa of sole control. The straits ahould be free of the extension division in times past a doilar-a-yea- r man in iVashington, in what he really looked like than The buoyant spirit haa wrecked th what Julius Caesar looked like. a for Oh, to all for trade purposes, certainly to and continues to believe that a. con- connection with the organization of the knowing Is postman who is always ana day! that some formal has It portraits mad, mean, irrltablet sour, grouchy, the nations bordering upon the Black siderable amount of good is being ac- war industries board. After tho armi- all. The same is substantially true al-of ZENOBIA. ugly!Presidents Cleveland and McKinley; sea. As to the use of the Dardanelles complished through this channel.- - Re- stice he was appointed fo the liquida- though .motion had been Inpicture OF CHRISTENING ia time of war, opinions are conflict garding extension work, many opinions tion commission and for his war ser- vented bv McKinleys time, and the movie JOHNSON. camera was turned upon him. ing., These opinions, however,- are in- have been expressed, . all of them vices he was awarded the distinguished Snowshoe Al et al. make But the photographing of news, ae we Say Dick fluenced in great measure by purely favorable. service medal and the French 'cross of now know It, began during Roosevelts me sick. Member old Armor Piercing administration, when Barney Clinedtnst. Johnson? Asleep below the protective selfish interests, and they show that Those who desire to go higher have the Legion of Honor. a Washington photographer, imported deck on the old Maine when th Splga most of the statesmen of Europe have had the road opened His appointment completes the per- from Germany a camera with a shutter blew her up. He was blown thru five to them. ' The so rapid that it would stop upon the inches of harveyized steel and sundry grave doubts as to the arrival of the men and women 'compelled to- toil for sonnel of the commission, provision for photographic plate the swiftest kinds of other decks, Into the water, swam ashore dove of peace in the Near East at any a living are no longer excluded from which was made,. in the separate treaty action. No man was more receptive to and was discovered on the beach lookRoosevelt: and when ing for the damn swab that woke him new ideas than In other treading 'the pathway leading to the with Germany last year. This calls for time in the near future. Ciinedinst told Roosevelt about the new up before reveille when he had alf night words, they talk peace and think war. knowledge' for which they hunger and an' American and a German commis- camera, the president Invited the pho- - In. Tell em. you were down G. G. M, to test the new InsUument by there. Happily, the people of Europe are in thirst. The mighty world adventure sioner and a referee appointed by the tographer some snapshots of T. n. on horsean entirely different frame of mind. now engaging the. nation ia a call to president of the United States to set- taking back The famous photograph of RooseBUT HQW RUDE! fence on a hors "They not only think peace hut are de- leadership. One may' also say that it tle Cases tbe commissioners cannot agree velt vaulting a five-ba- r Dear R. H. L.: Maybe heres a lil of that flrt appointment for termined to have peace, unless the ia a call to "followership." Carlyles upon. The decision of the commission awas the result that Gladle, who is' gassed when is said to have made help photograph whats all they say "Well, Angelface, Turks force the issue. Even then doctrine thst if you cannot become a will be final. Ciinedinst over 2100- JR sthe fore- - the dirt?" Bark right back at em with there will be no enthusiasm upon the loader you may become a follower, Justice Day of the supreme coftrt has "You ought to know. Its on you. men, DUTCH. been selected as referle, and it, is re- public Roosevelt was t!;e best of all presidenpart of the men who are called into though not Americanism of the for ths camera. He was a tial he subject will .the field to sacrifice their lives in a the bench WILL! BUT THEY from none has a ported resign the less OH, type,' sig man of striking actions, and he was that The German gov- most excellent WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM struggle they know could have been nifieance. Leadership requires 'train- to take up of all posers, the man who R H L LINEOTYPE COLYUM BOUL can be utterly himself in front of the avoided if their rulers would arbitrate ernment Dr. has named Kiesselbach of So, also, may "followership." ing. cameras eve. But T. R. had something MISCHE all disputes with other nations. Tbe The ninety-nine- , HOW COME NO ONE REPORTED to whom it is a mis- Hamburg to the commission. more: he could ait in a studio and regisTHE TURKS GOT outcome of the conference with the sion of extension to The work first of the'eommission will ter a portrait that fairlv glowed with his THE FACT THATGOAT.-WHEcarry tho message THEY Other public men can CONSTANTINES personality Turks will awaken widespread interest of the university, may include many be the settlement of claims of the own tins ANGORA CAPTURED J R HUNTER result occasionally, and then they ' get world. a the American beat and their secure what cherish nationals throughout government they potential leaders The long arm of exWAY DOWN YANDER. but Roosevelt had the facility tension may pluck these from factory against Germany for war losses. Ger- pictures, all the time. Hey. Jap! Hey, Johnnie! YANKEES OB GIANTS? and field, and open for them the doors man claims involving property seized It was legendary the number of times You're way off the trail. was Roosevelt President photographed, have a big. plump, D'Jever here alien the by property custodian will but the cameras have clicked even more YThat matters it whether or not the of wider opportunities. The number round, checker-aprone- d suchl will always include the great mass of be held in abeyance. of the in vicinity industriously person, with a shiny a British and the Turks engage ia war? cessor s. That is because of the Increasface black followers who by temperament and eyes brimming THE BEAL HUB. holding ing public demand for pictures and the What matters it that a new revolution ability are not qualified for leadership, with real worship increasing number of cameras to supply Mr. Taft did not seem to demand. all croon soft an low? has broken out in Mexico! What mat- but who, nevertheless, may be helped the lullaby A spot ia Smith county, Kansas, is lend hlm-e- lf . well to photography his picDidntja? to a wiser the ters it that William Hohenzollera is to greater WilMr. but alike were much all tures missed sho have Well, yo' geographical hub of the United son came In to be another good subject somethin' cause that's my leisure, and to a share in the heritage going to be inarriedt ' What matters until h! was MAMMY! often TED. photographed ALABAMA of the past of which universities are States.,, Boston, popularly called the and Hines after his return from the peace Venizelos, whether he returns or the Hub from. earliest times, is a hub of conference. Since then pictures of Mr. Woodfill and Mm. Sammy Sergt. guardians Wilson have been extremely hard to get. Sammv came up to the Tower of the stays away! What matters it that the fiction only, although we should be Mra was photograpned less than Line o' Type yesterday to snake a little Wilson PEARL MARKET MENACED. Democrats view with alarm and the in and modern mistress of the White call. And everybody troops ehary of telling that to the Bostonese any House. shook the sergeant by the hand and told Bepublicani point with pride! . What were to meet the Producers and merchants of genuine face to face. how him MUCH PHOTOGRAPHED. prpud they HARDING matters it that the activities of the man that, Gan. Pershing said .was the ia an exceptionally good Mr. are so over worried Harding The war. United becoming States of pearls hero the geological survey, dry navy have been curbed! In short, He poses greatest for the photographer. waa honestly delighted The what matters anything this week, ex- the success of the Japanese in pro- ia response .to urgent inquiries from subject well, as If unconscious of the lens, snd all the Sergeant at their atneertty, way through a great deal of his personality Into but he's the most modest man In creacept whos going to win the worlds ducing pearls by cultivation that they persons who said they had a deep and gets Since his nomination for tion, and although his face is as bronse the pictures. series! has he two tbe ago years presidency ao as the Art institute lions have organized & campaign to limit the abiding interest in the matter- for that a probably been the most photographed Blush hasn't a chance In the world, the Beginning tomorrow, the New York Harris A Kwmg perspiration what reason is not clear looked at man in the world. hi forehead and down rolled National league club, the Giants, and output of the cultured article, accordalone have a thousand pictures of him. he stood in desperate calmness and only the New York American league club, ing to W. P. Alexander,- - a ehfef officer its maps and fixed the "center" of It becomes evident from what has been by magnificent conthe country in the northern .part of said of the taking of the Roosevelt horse- ceal a mad desire to takedida he running the Yankees, will engage each other in of the United States merchant marine, back picture that these snapshots of the jump out of the seventh-floo- r window. Kansas. a in action, pictures that seem casual a seriee of baseball games, the victor who has and Sergt. Woodfill la big and tough marecently returned from the Stated exactly, the center is 39 de- great and accidental, are in reality staged and hard boded and he wiped out three ia a majority of which will bear tbo Orient. Mr. Alexander is a pearl conmost are eo And affairs. they a arranged were minutes nests that chine stopping his grees north latitude, and of them. Not long ago there was pubgun title of worlds champion for the en- noisseur. company In the Argonne and 48 degrees 35 minutes west President of a lished Harding photograph longitude. Killed ten machine gunners single suing year. French chemists have pronounced the plavtng golf on the public links In Wash- handed, and three of them with a pick Last year the Giants and the ington one morning before most folks handle when his ammunition was exJapanese cultured pearl genuhad eaten their breakfasts. keen met in the worlds series. The ine so far as But It wag very sweet yestermust have wondered how the hausted. quality is concerned. The MEMORY TESTS whenever little Mrs. Woodfill said, day Giants won $ve games to the Yankees cultured to be too, there happened photographer, "Come along, Sammy, -to hear the big pearl is not to be confused - , -at that early hour. He didnt happen fighter three. There have been some impor-tan- with the commercial say," artificial pearl, e there it was arranged in advance. to When R. H. L. did congress formallv 'Yessum, cornin'. alterations i a t h e' pe rso n uej of which is only a cheap imitation. ratifj schedule for Each the day the selection of Washington as the napresidents Is out each clnb, but, on the whole, the playto dav the riven next correspondOn tional lT9ii. Imitation pearls often cannot be disJuly 16, capital? Answers to Questions. ents at the M bite House. If anv of these I. Who ia Jan Addama? ers who took part in the worlds series .activities lend themselve to new tinguished from the genuine .by looks worker, born at Cedarvllle. 111., ettlemert Septemof 1921 will again participate in the and often they will stand tbe test of ber . 1S60. Opened social, set tlemept of the photographers arrange to be (Any reader can get the answer to any Hull House. In Chicago, In 1A9, of which there. Now and then the photographers baseball classic this year. question by writing Th Tribune Inforhammered without cracking or Mi owh of off stunts able their are. being pull tp mation Bureau, Frederic J Haskin. Dihas been head resident! ever since The Gisuata had little trouble in winrector, Washington, D. C. This offer apbreaking. But no imitation pearl has Author of "Twenty Years at Mull House" devising. modof the of In the willingness spite Th buplies strictly to Information. ning the pennant in the National yet been found that would sot peel off. and "A New Conscience and an Ancient ern public be to official photographed, cannot give advice on legal, tried I reau EviL Chairman a'ilof Internationa! -are not evnleel gat and inancial--matter. league, but the Yankees werqnot, tg. nor Uuteirrapber The ..Japanese..- -. .cultured peari, hew- 'doe It Feace . when It comes to the essential modesty tain of their laurels until the day be-- f , will sot peel, and it stands.all Many-notawere SHK mem eveiy taEt ' they In On Mur, h 29, to consult fmlsts ore'" the close of the" regulation the known tests of fhe their own feelings, would would have been good Stuff. But he regenuine, except 1638. at what afterward became Fort season. - Hundreds of thousands mil- that shrink from the camera as doe the rare fused to pose. Th apphotographer very minute inspection will re- Christian la, Del. who holds up a newspaper In pealed to President Harding, who waa 4. Who were the leading light opera Individual lions, in fact throughout the season veal in tbe best cultured Of his face to .prevent the pho- there, buf he only replied, with a laugh, a small jrtma front pearls when donnas Lillian Russel made unwelcome 'No, this Is General Dawes's own show. held the earnest hope that 6t Louis' spot which baa been smoothed off tographer from giving him by ter debut tn 1830? Emma Abbott. Alice publicity. But public men. moat of them, Ill not Interfere. would win the American league pen- hand. The Catherine Aimee Oatea, Lewis, and Dora marks Jn the full where believe spot thoroughly publicity;, and point Later on, a photographer happened to . nant., But it was not to ba The the cultured pearl was connected with Wiley. feel that the public haa Just a surprise General Dawes on the capital 5. Who waa th author of the famous they see what they look like steps. Me secured a good picture, and to much Browns made a gallant fight, bnt their the mother ehell. right ballad "John Gilpin? What waa his as It has to rlad about what they are after that the picturesque general was , William Cowper New York rivals came first under the poem ). It it. no wonder that tbs jewelers longest The doing. And so they submit to ths snap- not so camera-sh- y. Task. shot as a duty that comes ta thsm-Wit- h wire by a nose. In Wi BID There 1 one fm ifi and otherswho deal id pearls.wish.-- t office. Ington, a man who on several occasions A large "part of thoee" whFweroTdf control the number comes and there however, Now then, In been cultured has eve. stones the TIME IN public TARIFF it prominently WASHINGTON. the rare Indivldusl Who obtects. General Who ha never been photographed. This ing their psychological best for the 8t. that are placed on the market, for the "Hello, la this Congressman Beeswax?was waa of these. one When he Dawes man Andrew is the head of the Furuseth, Louis elub were prompted by the con- cultured "Ves. first made director pf the Hudvet he held Seamen's union and the man who product is at least a thousand a '"I'm 'a constituent of your and a his famous meeting with, the governmenviction that, the success of both the times much as for the other any responsible than the of a l, cheaper manufacturer In his speech, to illustrate previsions of the La Foiled. law patent genuine. and tal clipper. heads; New York elubs was due more to an Like the genuine, the cultured pearl Will you aeer that a good stiff tariff is how useless the conduct of our merchant regular. goveynment employee marine. put on foreign clippers ?" overcommercialization of their en- is the product of an oyster. Unlike should be swept out and expenses cut Ing So far as is known here, no picture of fix to. Ill try new In "Certainly. be broom waved up. you a (To front of Andrew down, ever has Furueeth been to terprises than good sportsmanship. the genuine, the grain of sand that the secretary.) lygglas, put down 2 per hi audience. Government economy was lished. More than once Furuseth pubhas il Which is another way of saying that irritates the cent on cllppdfs .v ad valorem." then the watchword; and a photograph made bodily attack upon photographers oyster is placed within LUa. ' ' at General Dawes waving hi broom who attempted to defy his wishes. 0 t Pj2.alt ll 1922. both the a!;t Giants and bough t their pennant." This phrase, of course, ia hot to be taken literally. IwcM Imy Moraine bf The meaning ia that both New' York Salt Lak TribuM Ptibltahicf Coaptay. elubs wealthy beyond all others, were 1 LKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: la rth. NevU tad Wyontaf- in a position' to, and did, buy players $ Tally tad ftroday, oat moat mud whose peculiar skill -- enabled 4b DaHjr Bundir, ' tlmrbm la U. ft. !l.ftO win. This process, it is alleged, IHUy tad Sunday, peftteiftfc . THbiina, ana year 'wrecked", the elubs from which, the Tho Trtbnao la ok hi Ik elty players were taken, yendering competi twy important la tht Unttad ftttfoa. Retdort maynnrortaia tion less keen The two Boston clubs nffleo. tht la felty aymta any by tatepboctag Tht Tribuot in a member of tbo Aaoct4 suffered most in this respect, selling prwo, Tho AModited Prtc in oieluibrolp their best players to the Giants and wwi the Yankees... tltM to thn os for rrpnbUratloa f all crod otherwloo not or credited to it diapatrben 11 lj Trib-vas- e vat-uat- ile. , e man-grow- well-know- eecond-clas- Post-seaso- Y TMVOEITE gTOPJES BY ITTVIH S, .COBB. W - r'l ' er -- er ultra-mode- a - old-tim- Not This One; the Other Oile. There .formerly were two foveleakte brother plylng in th big league. One day Harry Coveleski was, pitching' a game for Detroit against the Yankees at the polo grounds Jn New York. A Damon Runyon sat in th press stand an attendant handed him a note which had been sent by one of a grpup of spectator in a grandstand box. The note ran ae follows: To settle a bet, please state which one of th Coveleakie boys this fellow " Is? ; Runyon turned the not over and made" bis answer on the reverse slde of It. This," he wrote, "is the other net attempt to settle domestic troubles, nor to undertake exhaustive research on any subject. Write your question plainly and bnetljq, Give full name and address and Inclose two cents in stamps for return postage." - All replies are sent direct to crossbill, a bird of the family of finches, whose hill-i- s peculiarly formed, enabling it to extract substance, deeply imbedded! worked at the thorns of Christ crown, seeking to extract then), and its plumage became stained with blood. For this act of mercy, it was blessed by the dying Savior. the Inquirer.) - man-powe- r, - self-contr- ol 3 1- s. r SALT SAP 1 v , 1 per unit area, Q. How much sulphur Is used to the pound of crude rubber for automobile B. 8. F. tire? ounces A. About one and of sulphur Is used to one pound of crude rubber. er What state firat created a bureau or department of tabor? A. The oldest labor bureau or department of labor of the various states la that of Massachusetts, yifeleh was orQ. ganized In Make Your Salt Lake Visit Count 1869. Out-of-tow- Q. When was imprisonment for debt abolished? I. J.. A. The abolition of Imprisonment for debt In this country began In Kentucky tn 1821. anese belonging. 0 the array of school, office and bee book Q. Where is the key of the Bastlle? N. C. P. , A. This huge key was presented to General Washington by Lafayette, and hangs in a frame in the hall at Mount Vernon, mountain point. Its a good time Q. I Vermillion wood Indigenous to the United State? F. E. la applied to several A. This name species of th tree Pterocarpus and is and the Andamans, India to Indigenous it (a exotic in the United States. , to leave an X. or- - der. , HOW many. Plggly Wiggly etore are there? D. S. A. There are 1085 Plgglv Wiggly stores in th United States, and one Is about to be opened In Mexico and another in q. . merchan- dise in pleasing fall display. We ship to any inter- ' 0-- 0 folks n will do well to call at this store and work originate in Q. Did lacquer Japan or in China? F. C. V. work was A. While the art of lacquer first known to the' Chinese ana taught by them to the Japanese, this latter nation has so far excelled all other that authorities have said that lacquer in all Its uae and decorations la a truly Jap- the Church Work, all the various editions VisSee Canada. itors welcome this store. What Is the legend about a bird placed removing thorns from th T. crown L. E. head of Christ? the pn A. The medieval legend Is that the Q. at 33SE53S - full-mo- Syn-- Q. Is "copyright 1922, attached to a newspaper or magasine article, the correct form to use for Us protection? L W. D. AND A. The Copyright law- - prescribes the MOSEB BERT By form thuz: "Copyrlghl IS22 by John Smith. Any person who attaches a Love can survive almost anything but copyright notice to hla material, without promptly afterward 'complying with the a bad breath. of printed copies depositing lormallty with claim of copyr.ght for eegistration. People who know how to do things are fails to comply with the express require- always In big demknd at big pay. ments of the taw, and cannot bring suit for an infringement until he has done so. Doctors and lawyer get mighty little money out of folks who behave them Q. How many women are there In the selves. German relchatag? E. C. The man who gltee his customers what women in A. There are now sjxty-on- e the man Who has the leading this .governing body. they want store In town. Q. Where can I get the coins stamped woman is constantly thntkiBg--of- with- - handpresee - from carefully b something she hasn't said, and sayingit. nlshed dies at the'mint? D. R. K. A. Th office of the director of tne mint eay that proof coin are no longer After a man attains"wea)fh and social , , made. eminence," ambition supplies more except a change of glands nothing 0 0 0 and a seat in the senate. Q. How much will a magnet lift? v R. F. D. A. A piece of hardened tool steel In the He Heck says: "It amazin' how shape of a horseshoe can be magnetized few brains it take to be good lookin'. to lift approximately' ten pounds per insquare Inch. As th cross section 1922, by Premier Syndicate, creased, the length must be Increased (Copyright, Inc.) to this retain strength proportionately - the-wor- by the McNaught dicate. Inc.) 1922. (Copyright, BOOK COMPANYj SO. TEMPLE! 44 EAST WAS. Announce ment 6967 Speichers Economy Shoe Store wishes to announce that the Month of September, just ended, showed the Greatest Volume of Business in the History of Their Store. - Your Creamery Market m Yoirare looking for 1(We; publish this, not in the spirit of bragging, but as 'a discouragement to pessimists, and as an inspiration to those - Optimists .whd-Belie- Cream is shipped from more than 400 miles on fast trains to -- OMAHA Railroad . rates and --connections make Omaha the log - market for the district in wl you lire. that ve- rs-lia- buyers. Omaha creamery men conduct a business that makes Omaha the greatest butter producing city in America. let Vs T.IJTou MorT Business Is Good, Writ Chamber of Commerce, Omaha Ak for Booklet Omahas Creamery Busiaeu . and is fast getting better jn Saif . Lake. -- Vi -- ihe-one- w Women-Tor"leri- riret-sw- - fI73L-1800- ble, "We Tiope. you may have - the - same " in business. 5 your SPEICIIER5 CATARRH if 1 ofjk KpandJimlJ -- -- 1H e - 1 toe-nai- toe-na- T Judge Building, Downstairs Corner Main and Broadway X bhI . Ask writ your Druggist or Pharma ey Tempi Pocatello. Idaho |