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Show CACHE AMERICAN. LOGAN. UTAH News Is suppressed than ever jet Into Print. Non-Rigi- d Jefferson derided to go Shi-nand take his Dert-- rather than diwip IHdtit hi Parent, hut he was )ul aching fur a Chatn-- lo Join a rag ular tViMnir and hate hla PI.. in In a Frame In front of Hie Grind 83 ' OjMTS llollM. RetiicoU I he Period of III College IJy GEORGE ABE Triumph and hi 5th Rlrthdny he had quite a few Suits NV tfvMlt tic prote that aliuo-- t anything may Itrll happen to a Graduate JtiM after l here was a Hoy. named he la deprived of the ('hecke from who lay on his Iho k Dad. and find himself trying to get Aftwhole one an tirehurd on the World. He sud Future, t Grapevine ernoon mapping out hi ascertain that the Turk li a lie wus Five Years Old at the time denly l like trying to upset s good and still carried his Milk Teeth and Brick House without the help of a a few Tin Keu ttiers, but already he Leter. It I during the cruel trybud brooding over his career. out Year (hat the one who hns preAfter a Survey of all Business himself to he a LamUeaiw and rrufesslons It pared (H'cui'iillon Gardener auddenly decides that he struck lil in that being a Trencher can do better by playing the Plano He hud been waa the I 'in k Soup, In a good Mmie House aud the Inwutcliliig one of them aud It seeuied cipient Lawyer goea out In a Ford to him that this Itlrd bad everytaking Orilera for a Nursery, thing organized and was riding high, Jefferson got shut of Actorltla wide iiinl purly. Nothing to do all without suffering a single Cramp. Week except wear a lark Suit In It seemed to work out through the rnnjiiiiitiou with a Pore. In fuet, he told hla Relalike a Head Light whenand tions on Commencement Day that ever addressed. he bad almost decided to take np hud It on good AuthorSocial Service and be a Settlement Turnon iiinl the didn't have to ity Worker and go about shnklng Hands No matter puy any House Kent. with Lowly Roughnecks whether where he went, the folk who saw wished to he annoyed or not him begun to kill Yellow-tagand they he When made this noble Resolution Foundation an the of lay he was still under the Influence of Short-fake- . At Strawberry the Baccalaureate Sermon which, Held down by every Wedding he could go as far presents a striking huge weighted ret, the eh bag of the new arm; blimp, TC-1very often, will help to guide Young as he liked on the Ice cream. Neighon as work the ship Is completed b.r the Goodyear corporation at Akron, O. The blimp, which will be Men and Women through Life for picture bor often sent In the Drat Lilac Cutairship erer built, will be based at tangle; field, Virginia, following the test flights. at least a Week after they have the largest tings. and usunlly he had Corn on heard IL the Coli utuiut a week abend of the as needed, to the wall above." Tha Demon Realtor. Store. Easy Ticking waa the only Discovery of Inscriptions on huge hi Jefferson copped Name for IL stones used for the of In June and along In July hla Male The .lob seemed to have no the giant pyramid brought forth Parent asked him tf he was going . On Siimlay Morning other notable facts which enabled the Trencher was Boss of the whole to play tennis Indefinitely and he the archeologists to piece together Mild had he been around No, looking Show. He picked out the Song, and a vivid picture of the manner in for some the of Car. good Agency on mutter what he aald. no one which the stone was brought from dared to give him any Shirk. It so along In September we find him of the tmnhs, Mr. Lansing the quarries at Tura. on the oppoSeemed to little JefTerson that a soliciting Ufe Insurance, only to Expedition Finds Pyramid digging site bank of the Nile some twenty sa) s : Keller who had a chance to he a learn that all persona still living Builders Had the Idea. cut through the bard up miles distant from Llslit, and deposwere about So all covered. "They fully Minister, and then got hooked with ited at the foot of the pyramid unper stratum to the sand level, makhe did for the remainder of the year Some other kind of a Job was a litNew York. The presence of a ing the der construction. Yule-tidto waa to a rutting sufficiently large play Santa t'hius at tle stmt In the Cpper Story, to The transportation of these heavy Festival put on by the Church. master mind among the engineers allow for a brick lining to the pit the of Idiom some quote Tlcturosipie who built the pyramids at l.lsht, A block of limestone was then cut stones, says Mr. Lansing, was chief Early next Spring. In order to rethree I cades ago. lieve the Tedium of Life In a Small near Cairo, with evidenre of hla In- to the same dimensions as the pit ty s matter of man power. The The Webster Stuff. Town and to prove that two may genuity In the use of the caisson This was hollowed out to the size of problem was to keep the masons By the time that defile was 10. and live aa cheaply aa one If they stay to sink the shafts for the burial of the Intended shaft and then lowered supplied with material to prevent ant on a baggage Truck to wntch In Red and don't eat he noble dead, has been revealed bv the Into the pit until It rested on the any Interruption of their labors. up and got the wham by, he had Married. When he announced hla Egyptian expedition of the Metro- sand. On the rim of the caisson This was accomplished by taking forgotten all about hla Determinathrough ex- wns built a brick wall. Wheu this advantage of the flooding of the Intention, the Parental Rlesalng politan Museum of Art tion to hla way through could hnve been last year In the Nile val wall bad berm constructed to the Nile, which reduced the distance a Block away. cavation Life aa a Parson. He now all level of the ground the digging of the blocks of stone had to be Now we find him at 25 In a good ley. According to Ambrose Lansing set to be a Con on a good Passenger Boom Town head of the expedition, the applicathe pit was recommenced. As each dragged. Mr. Lansing gives a pic helping to Iny out a Run. Nothing. It seemed to him. Residential District tion of the caisinn principle hy the basketful of sand was removed, the ture of the assembling of the stones costing $40 an could exceed the Glory of the Blue Acre and about to be sold for $100 Egyptlnn tomb builders thirty-ninstone rnlRson. and with It the brick on the east bank for the arrival of Uniform, the servile Attentions at a Front Foot. He ha a Bungalow, centuries ago is the earliest yet wall which rested on It, settled the flood, followed by a massed con every Way Station, the Imperious a Baby Carriage and a set of Golf discovered. slightly. Gradually the stone sank centration on the task of loading Gesture to the Engineer. the Lanthrough the sand, and as It sank, the barges, towing them to Ltshi Clubs and la active In the Chamber Findings Made Near Cairo. tern carried In the Hollow of the of Commerce, The finds were made at the site courses of brickwork we e added. an-- i unloading them there. having been selected Arm, the Rollicking Comradeship of to give out the Identification Badges of the L at pyramid of Traveling Salesmen and the expert at the regular Luncheons. Llslit Tort; miles south of Cairo, Sipping on and off. It seemed that Jefferson at the where the museum expedition reJefferson knew all the Trains by age of 30 had struck his Stride, rung sumed operations a year ago after Number and was saving up to buy the Bell, and brought home the an absence of six years at Thebes. a heavy Silver Watch. It was all t He had become the head Babthe second king of the fixed. When he grew up he was bit In the Boom Town already menearly Twelfth dynasty, personally to No. run 5 Into the Grand tioned, which will be remembered directed the going building of the tomb Central every Evening and then as the one having the to and It was during the search tor wash up and go to the Minstrels. be seen from the Station, reading the burial places of the ladles of One Out of Every Five Is tigatlon from January 81, 1933, to We discover him at the Age of 15 as follows: Watch Cs Grow. the royal family that the archeolMarch 81, 1933," the department an makThroat and eating Lozenges He was worth a World of Money ogists found the caisson pits. Less Than 21 Years. nounced. ing hurried Preparations to be a If all of his Property was worth Work was begun In the outer great Political Orator. He was Just what he was holding It at Ever; court at the west side of the huge Many In Their Teens. Washington. American youth was at the High School age when the day he sat around with other bus; mound. Although we failed at first held chiefly responsible for .he nahard on the heels of Treading Legs and Mental Perceptions are talking about build- to find any pits." writes Mr. tan tions crime In statistics released by those delinquent In the last year of Voice when the and the wobbly, ing a Million Dollar Hotel, than sing, it Is fortunate that we did the Department of Justice theli teens ar. person under twen Outlook on Life are changing and which there Is nothing more easy to not give np clearing this part of cent of the crime recForty per years of age who count for Imwhpn the Whiskers and many talk about. the court Had we done so we might ords examined by the bureau of In one of each five whose arrest records practicable Ambitions are beginNow we come to the Present and have missed what was, from an vestlgatlon of the department per- were examined. ning to sprout we find Jefferson bark In the Home archeological point of view at least tained to persona less than twenty-fivDuring the first three months ot Jefferson had tried out his new Town running the General Store the most of 1933 the bureau of Investigation ex years of age. Baritone on Norval. whose Father founded by hls Father In 1877 and the season."interesting discovery I'ersons nineteen years of age aniined 80,785 arrest records as evl Describing the method fed the Flock, on the Turk who lay also having general supervision of used by some ancient Egyptlnn still lead the nation's crime proces- denoed by the finger-pricards re In the Guarded Tent at Midnight, the two Farms. He Is Just where genius In beyond a sion as revealet, in statistics com- celved by Its Identification division and on Spartacus. who formed the he was destined to be from the Be- treacherous penetrating substratum of loose piled from finger-prin- t In the past the summary assert cards received first Equity Association among the He still has some Hold- sand, which had handicapped the In the United States bureau of Inves- ed, the number ginning. of persons arrest Actors doing stunts In the Arena ings In the Town which started out ed who were nineteen years of age at Rome. He was one of the main to be another Chicago and then has exceeded the number arrested for Elocutors In Lincoln High and his stubbed the Toe. They are Corner any other age group, and the same Stuff had been going over big. Con- Lots and will be all right some Day, is true for the first quarter of 1932.' sequently, when he came under the If not sold for Taxes. The following table shows the per Spell of a visiting MORAL: All Roads lead to the Religious Ceremony Once on Indian policemen delegated to ar- centage of the total number of perwho spoke for nearly two Hours In arrested who were under twen Court House Square, he was carEnded in Bloody Campaign. rest the unarmed leader. More sons e years of age In those In than 200 Indians were killed be ried completely olT his Feet and reIn Canneries Fish Alloys stances where the proportion of fore troops restored pence. solved that he would be a Public In the process of canning fish the Billings, Mont The ghost dance," Despite the bloodshed the tribes youthful offenders was high: Speaker or bust his Vocal Cords In use of machinery has been some- a religious ceremony that spread to their belief In Wovoka. clung the Attempt. 45.8 what restricted because of the ac- like wildfire among Indians of the Automobile theft 38 8 r The great who had tion of the metal upon the fish. Spe- northern and western plains and The dances are seen hut rarely by Burglary 27.9 white of men, but close students the Robbery so Impressed our Young Friend be26.7 cially developed alloys have enabled ended In a bloody military campaign, Indians claim Rape still and pray they 26.4 Old to Platthe of School Larceny still makes an occasional appearlonged the construction of a hope for fulfillment of Wovoka's form Performers who loved Metamachine which will not contaminate ance In tribal gatherings. These figures Indicate that autoprophecies. Hair-CutThe the food products with which It The history of the dance presents phors and hated mobile theft Is an offense which Is Type Is still banging on In the comes In contact All parts of the a strange commentary on an Indian particularly characteristic of youth but the radio has him on machine coming In Immediate con- attempt to appropriate the benefits and so also Is the offense of burSTILL RULES AIR the Ropes. Along about 1005 he tact with the fish are made of a of a great religious revival among glary. although In somewhat less was a Darb. The one admired by nickel cast Iron which Is highly maDy tribes, experts on Indian lore pronounced degree. P. resistant to corrosion. The frames say. Jefferson wore a The survey showed that persons A. and was trying to be a Carbon and other cast parts of the machine Dressed in long buckskin or under twenty-fivyears of age conCopy of Daniel Webster and was are constructed bleached muslin shirts, painted with of stituted 40 per cent of those whose standwith all of the Individual' corrosion-resistatribal and getting away Iron, another designs, the arrest records were examined, and He knew how to ardized Tricks. dancers carried the doctrine of a alloy. and persons between twenty-fivwave the Flag and Cry and pluck Flute Indian named Wovoka from twenty-nin- e accounted for approxl the Stars out of the Firmament, so Wovokas home In Nevada as far Chinese Preparedness mately 19 per cent of the total niim every time he hit a Yap Town the An engineering feat, regarded as east as Oklahoma and t e Dakotas. her arrested. Farmers would drive In from miles one of the most rapid ever per- Brownish red stains on their fore Persons In this group, however around In order to have their feel- formed. for Its size, has been accom- heads and at the root of their hair were not predominant among the ings massaged and get all het up. arrests for any particular offense. plished In China. Enough earth to were supposed to make the dancers t Year. build a wall three feet high and recognizable to any "good spirit Many Robbery Charges. Let us now check up on Jefferson three feet wide, that would run four acting under the Great Father. Other details of the report follow: Wovoka wm regarded as an Inat the ripe age of 20. He Is a times around the world, has been Almost of the total arJunior at a College which Is trying piled up by the Chinese In little dian Messiah, and many old Indians rests were for disorderly conduct, to dispense Knowledge and collect more thnn a year to prevent a re- still believe hls teachings presaged d unkenness, and vagrancy, or for currence of the disastrous floods of the overthrow of the Endowments. Through his membersuspicion and Investigation. The arship In a Frat and because of his 1931, which caused the death of mil- white mans rule. rests on these charges total 24,842. Delegates from the northern Chey natty Appearance he has been given lions. and which left millions destiOf the remaining arrests over enne. Dakota Sioux and Arapahoe f tute and starving. the principal male Part In a Perwere for the offense of larceny tribes were sent to consult Wovoka formance by the Dramatic Club, and theft burglary, robbery, and as Thev returned with stories of the Khartoum Siege Notes Sold he has learned that he Is saturated sault The number of arrests for You must not fight. Do What Is believed to be the last set new faith. with Histrionic Ability. Therefore, each of t) ese offenses Is as follows : be has made up his Mind to be a of siege notes Issued and signed by no harm to anyone. Da right al"Most ot the persons arrested Octave Sykes of Missis celebrated Actor. Already he has General Gordon during the siege of ways." they counseled. Igene Yet from this pacific doctrine Isbeen photographed In Costume and Khartoum were bought recently hy sippl. whose fitness for the post of were males, females numbering only federal radio commissioner tran 5.221 (6.5 per cent). For the ofIs preserving a newspaper Clipping Lord Bute of Edinburgh, Scotland. suer! an extensive military campaign which says that In the Part of the The notes, consisting of slips of in 18!K). White settlers purportedly scends all party lines, has been re fenses of larceny and homicide and Hero he was adequate. gray paper with their values In linked local disturbances with the appointed by President Roosevelt. violations of the liquor laws, the The Fact that the Local Sheet did Arabic characters and signed In the "ghost dancers" and called for IV was first appointed by President percentage of females arrested tr corners by Gordon, were troops. not go Into any of the harrowing rlght-hnnSilting Bull, one of the ("onlidge In 1927 when the position the total number of females arrest ed exceeded the corresponding permost respected Indian chiefs, was was first created, and was reappoint details merely proves that more recently discovered. killed when one of hls followers fired ed by President Hoover. centages for males. The Fable of Will Be Largest d Airship in World e flic Aerobatic Horoscope ONCE psucdo-Pununi- Rights of JSetV Yor 'By WALTER hath lui'iudt-without extra cost Popular brands of cigarette sell for lets on the Bowery than elsewhere. If the price of a deck of fag li not during (lie summer available, a couple ol neatly trimmed occupation months, rand wheu winter come, cigar butts may be obtained for a flock Ic the Bowery when there Is sent The Bowery stores and curb coiiqiany. cheap living and cheap merchants do a lively business and drinks, From 11 over t tie country Bowery residents are better fed. betthey come, bringing with them what ter sheltered and better clothed. money they bav been able to save. Few 'or various reasons are able to It seems that an ancient gag la accunu-lutenough of "heel" dur- being revived. Persona Interested ing the period of employment to In occultism are gathered Into a circle. One aelecta a card from the carry through the entire winter. pack. They then bold bands and ccucentrate on that particular card The true Bower; derelict I of for a few momenta. One of the cirfar different type; The doe not work. He might want cle Is told to step to the telephone, to work, but it la Impossible. Un- call a certain number and ask for dernourished and wenkeued by a certain person, for Instance, Sam. he hasnt the strength. Or The one who answers says he'll see "aiuoke, By and by Sam If he h strong enough, often there If Sam ie there. Is another harrier, ilia threadbare cornea to the phone, la asked to clothing does Dot afford aulllctent name tha curd Uiat has been draw , So protection from the weather. be la forced to get along by panGenDd dime. handling nickel erally, he spends the proceed of hls begging In shock Joiuts." and deand garbage pend on breadline Almost ran for food enough to keep him Hereditary Fortunes All Suffer Reverses. alive. By no uieun art- - 411 (he residents of Hie Bowery down am out. Among them art immy cusuul or seasonal workers. They toll at furious d r Caissons Were Used in Egypt in 1900 B.C. Draw-Bueko- g Choo-Clioo- s free-lunc- S'en-Wors- Side-Me- 40 of Every Hundred Criminals Under 25 Cigar-Smoker- e - Dance of Ghosts Is Revived Wind-Jamm- Shelter Is the big problem of the Free bed are availbum able, but time like these, the supply U not equal to the demand. If hi la from out of town, he can stay In the nuulctpal lodging house If he Is only one nlg'it a week. real resident of the city nd can p.ove It, he receives continuous care," but there are drawbacks such as baths and sterilization of clothing. Also the line are long and So form early In the afternoon. many of the bums turn to the shock tolnta." London. a million oi "Buddy, can yon spare sol" Strangely enough In these days of depleted fortune end vanished bank accounts, there still exist In ti world a goodly number of men who could. If they wished, answer g Chau-tauqua- double-breaste- d e e Try-Ou- one-thir- one-hal- d see When so attempt waa mad to aprlng the gag on the bead of large newspuper syndicate, Me mind went back to the time when be was worklug wltb Tom Ceraghty, now of Hollywood, on the old Uerald. It wa Ceraghty who, wltb the assistance of balf a dosen bartenders, originated the gag. It's all very elm. pie. Each card In tha deck Is given s name. So when the person who the phone, went to ece If Sam waa present be consulted bis list saw that Sam stood for tbs ace of spades, returned to th phono sa Sam and named th card. In toms Instance now thers la a variation. Initials being osed to designate suits, which cut down th number of name to 13. 6 ISIS. B.U Srsdlcatt WNU leiks The Bowery shock Joint" la the saloon of another day, but far more dreary, dirty and cheerless. It Is a place where a cloudy concoction of dubious alcohol and water, known as smoke," Is sold. Patrons are welcome to occupy chairs as long In the as they rare to remain. morning, the rule Is to serve a free drink. If a patron doesn't happen to awaken, he Is carried out and deposited In tome convenient doorThere la usually no Investiway. gation. No reasons exist for an Investigation since many "smoke" drinkers merely fall down and die. The end Is usually a grave, unmarked save for a number, on Hart'a Island. Portland, Ore. For the last four years. Miss Hazel Ting Lee. iwenty, pretty American born Chinense girl, has operated an elevator In a woman's store bee. At the same time she was learn-.nto fly an airplane, with a defl nlte purpose In mind. Miss Lee Is planning to sail for . thins, where she will seek to In erest Chinese women In avia Miss Lee is the first Chition. nese girl In Oregon to receive a Department of Commerce pilot's license. Miss firmed Is already a con stunter. Aerial acrobatics thrill and fascinate her She ha 8 had Instructions in loops, , vertical rolls, spins, reversements and other aerial Lee wing-overs- cheerfully In tbe affirmative, A survey of tb money monarch In Europe ana elsewhere revealed that the Nizam of Hyderabad, ons of India' most powerful potentates, atlll stands at tbs bead of tha list of richest men In th world. In bolltop and coin bo possesses $500,000,000, and tbe art treasures which fill bit resplendant palace are valued at $1,000,000,000 more. Next to blm come Sir Basil th mystery man ot Europe" who amassed a fabulous fortune In munition during the war. While bh fortune baa been greatly depleted, owing to the fall In munition stock and other securities, be car atlll point to $500,000,000. Another targe fortune belongs to Senator Aguelll, Italia i landowner, who baa some $127,000,000 to hla name. He lx. Incidentally, one of That Italy's 15,000 millionaires. country has more extremely wealthy men than any other In tho world. One of England's wealthiest men Is Sir John Ellerman, shipping magnate, who can boast ot $100,000,0001 The duke ot Westminster, who owna acres upon acrea of London's most valuable property, baa a similar fortune. High on the list of British stand the famous Coats and Wills families. Tha former amassed a fortune of about In the manufacture of thread, while tbe latter made Its money In tobacco. Bankers, steel merchants and newspaper proprietors, who were formerly among the outstanding m'lllonalres of Europe, have suffered severe reverses. Among them Is baron De Rothschild, the great French banker, whose hereditary fortune dates back to th Middle ages. Once regarded as Frances wealthiest man, hls place Is now shared by Francois Coty, perfume manufacturer, and M. Menler, candy manufacturer. 00 On the Bowery, a meal consisting of a stew, two slices of bread and a cup of coffee costa only a nlckeL A room may be obtained for a quarter a night with a showe- - Chinese Girl Holds Air Pilots License -- ff. No longer la fur a respecter of seasons This fact la being heralded throughout the world of fashion with unmistakable emphasis, for oever have spring styles been more lavishly fnrred than they are this season. Of course we are not expected to regard fur from a utility standpoint when spring comes and summer Is not far away, but we are certainly being given to appreciate the charm of fur when employed purely and simply as a decorative You will notice in almost feature. every Instance that designers are point In the placement making It of fur on the new spring suits and coats to keep It sway from the face and the throat This has been very nicely accomplished In the hand some Worth coat here shown. In that the blue fox bordering stops at the shoulders of this gracefully caped wrap which by the way Is ot light brown velvet for Paris adores vel vet the whole year through. The little feather toque is particularly noteworthy. Lunch-Wago- Word-Painte- end does so every time, to the com plet mystification of those assent, bled. Indian Prince Richest Man s non-rigi- trumbull Our Pet Peeve Offers Baby as Bail; Police Prefer Father Duluth, thirty-one- , Minn. Arvld Peterson, did not have the neces- sary $25 ball when brought to the police station on a reckless driving charge and was allowed to return He rehome to get the money. turned with hls daughter, asking Sergt David Perry to keep the Infant as ball during the night Perry ordered two patrolmen to return the baby to Petersons home and locked the man np. |