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Show FRIDAY, JULY THE BULLETIN Past Js Rc'Crentcd Balloon? In House of Dolls WE MAKE OKA MENTAL IRON Many Porch Railing Granite Welding & Wire Works GO FISHING Get the Best Flies at PHIL 8 JOE'S cross-stitche- ENTER THE BIG FISH CONTEST E. 21st So. Hy. 8596 3a, F. W. KIEPE THE TAILOR SUITS MADE TO ORDER and REMODELED (or Lad tea and Gentlemen Pressing Cleaning 1060 East 21st South M l Mil MMBi lM TmM BMIMMMHMMf Riding Horses For RENT 35c HOUR Plant Bureau Detectives Find Moles Assist Mice 1855 S. 12th East pnone Hyland 8176-- R FOR APPOINTMENT m m'm!AU'i.'ME.,'rai'.ni,-- j Rockwool le at the THE PAINT POT -- We Make the World Brighter" 1074 East 21st South Hyland 8739 EXPERT Shoe Repairing Quick Courteous Service PROGRESS SHOE REBUILDERS 10S9 WASHINGTON. The department of agriculture has organized a staff of animal, insect and plant disease detectives along the lines of the famous justice department's agents. is unThe work of the der the direction of three bureaus: biological survey, for animals and birds; entomology, for insects, and plant quarantine, for plant diseases. Grasshoppers are the "public enemy No. 1" among insect pests. The most recent case solved by the bureau of biological survey was that of the ground mole, accused by gardeners with eating valuable bulbs. The bureau absolved the mole of actually committing any crime, but found be was "an accessory before the fact." "The myriad tunnels dug by the mole often become runways for the actual criminal, the small, short-taile- d pine mice, or, in some instances, the field or meadow mice," the bureau said. "These rodents are the real offenders. They are vegetarians and eat roots and bulbs of garden plants. The mice may be destroyed by poison bait, but such repellents placed In the runway merely cause the mole to dig a new tunnel around it." "A-me- INSULATE AND LAUGH AT THE HEAT John-Manvil- FI.A -- The interna- tii'nal dull house -"- dull heaven" somebudy called it mice boasts one of the largest and must varied collections of d..lls in the courtry. Mrs. Jack li.iughn-.iiis mother to the dolls, which s!;e has gathered from all over the world and exhibits in this little Florida cattle town. She has hundreds of the little figures, filling cases and lining the walls of her international doll house. Some are exhibited in miniature displajs. such as "Innocent Nell" of the old melodrama who is shown in an bedroom with a tiny maple dresser and d sampler and rag rug. Beside her is the bedroom of a mod-er- n girl, with latest design furniture. Including a cigarette tray and a miniature radio. A few of the dolls are old and valuable. One Is labeled an "Italian Lady of Quality." Her clothes, embroidered with gold, were copied from a painting by Pisanello, Fifteenth century artist She wears a girdle and neckpiece of rubies, emeralds and diamonds. An odd pair is Amanda Button and her son, Ezra. Their entire clothing consists of 10 pounds of metal, ivory and bone buttons all colors, sizes and shapes. The collection shows the progress of dollmaking since time began. The dolls represent many national and international personalities who were famous years ago. Among them are Queen Wilhemina, Lillian Gish, Jenny Lind and Lillian Russell. Hyland 8775 UNIQUE Cleaning & Tailoring HBUilBWHakUUlalSUBJBaBHSWSHSMBBSasHBHBia A WEEKLY PUBLICATION Covering the Southeast Section of Salt Lake City PUBLISHED FRIDAY Mail Delivery of Rural Routes I. M, CONN IFF, Publisher Advertising Rates on Application Business Office and Plant at 1119 Eot 2,1st South Sugarhouee Utah LOCAL NOTES i Get; ing Reports From Stratosphere. IS BACK AT WORK Robert (Bob) Jones, meat- WASHINGTON. The United cutter at the Success Market, is Slates "weather frontier" has advanced 1.000 miles into the Atlantic bark on the Job after a month's Kl BSCKllTION PRICK a result of a novel stratosphere re- serious illness. Ilia many friends his see are to One Year fl.50 smiling (52 weeks), in advance glad porting system inaugurated this behind the meat Six Months, in advance .75 Faring by the coast guard in co- countenance operation with the weather bureau. counter. .40 Thrve Months, in advance T. With transatlantic commercial aviation imminent, a method of high CARVINGS altitude "observation" is under pre- WILL OFFER SALE. FOK balliminary test, employing radio j loons, radio meteorographs and Mrs. Maria Snow, who has The made a name for herself by her equipment. coast guard cutters Chelan, Cham-plaisoap carvings, will offer some and General Greene are en- of her work for sale to visitors gaged in the experiment, and the collected data are sent to the United on July 24. She has a minature States weather bureau for analysis. carving representing an ox team Conclusions may afford basis for a such as was used by the pioneers The role of the newspaper man Locks Led permanent organization for strato- and this is the one which she is as a "reporter recording history" Patriots' Long sphere reporting. memento. Order To a is a familiar one. Not so comoffering for sale aa a ' unS. Records Average Tear for Icebergs. C CLEMSON, mon, and therefore more interest a student earthed There is usually one cutter in the publication, by ing, are instances of a "reporter ANNOUNCEMENT the R. O. T. C Messenger, reveal vicinity of Bermuda, another near making history." Such an in that haircuts were made compulNova Scotia and a third along the 2176 G. Mrs. P. and Snow, Dr. Grand Banks of Newfoundland. The South Twentieth East at a tea stance was related on a radio sory in the Revolutionary army to this week keep American soldiers from lookprogram, broadcast normal activity of these vessels is evening anounced from New York, by Walter Scott ing "more like wild savages" than the "ice patrol," aimed to protect on Saturday of their marriage shipping against the icebergs that the comingMeriwether, veteran editor of the civilized men. The haircut order was issued by . drift into the North Atlantic. Since daughter, Helen, to Glen Schwen-dima- f, Mississippi Sun at Charleston. Col. Francis Marion, the Lieut this patrol was inaugurated 25 years of Newdale, Idaho. The The one of "now those it story Fox." at Fort Moultrie, S. "Swamp sgo there has been no loss of life in wedding will take place August can be told" kind is substantithe North Atlantic because of ship 4 in the L. D. S. C, January 23, 1778. It provided: Temple. "As long hair gathers much filth collision with ice. The forecast for ally as follows: this summer was for 490 icebergs in EHrly in 1898 Mr. Meriwether and takes a great deal of time and the North Atlantic, about an aver- S II COAL COMPANY and John Caldwell were, corres- trouble to comb and keep clean and the lieutenant colonel age number. pondents for the New York Her- in good order, to INSTALLS COOLER soldier to recommends The cutters are furnished with balin ald Cuba. Caldwell, desiring have his hair cut every to reach no in an short, atmosphere Creating 15 diamein feet loons, each about to have a gun to take along on a further down than the top of the shirt ter, each equipped with a radio which customers will be more hazardous expedition into the in collar, and thinned upward to the transmitter. The released balloon "Coal minded" Charles Lobb, and terior finding himself unable crown of the head, the foretop short; sends signals at intervals of several manager of the Sugar House Coal to buy one in Havana because of with toupee, and short at the sides. seconds to a receiving device aboard company, reports this week that the "Those who do not have their hair strict Spanish authorities' ship, which records in diagrammatnow have a new air condi in this mode must have it plaited ic form barometric pressure, tem- they fireover of sale the as they will not be alp and cooling system install' supervision and tied perature and humidity. Findings in tioning wrote to his home office to lowed to up, with their hsir down 2191 Highland arms, at ed appear the office, NewfoundNova of or Scotia vicinity him a revolver. The Herald their backs and over their foreheads, send land, Grand Banks and Bermuda Drive. complied with, his request but end down their chins, at the sides, are correlated for analysis, thus givneglected to send any ammunition which makes them appear more like ing insight into the general pattern wild savages than soldiers." of northwestern Atlantic weather at IS AFTER THE BIG ONES. along with the weapon. The order also provided for apwill cabled The his test Caldwell high altitudes. period Thereupon Phil Grimm, one of the proprie of regimental barbers. pointment extend to July 11. tors of the Southeast Repair shop, office, in code, "Camera received, The first radio balloon sent up this and his family leave tomorrow but no plates. Send by next Munitions Boom Aid to spring attained an altitude of 35,000 re steamer." It so happened that feet and reported a temperature for Fish Lake where they will Japanese Slum Dwellers three-day holiday. the Herald's regular cable editor there of' 60 degrees below zero, lax during the TOKYO. Booming munition InFahrenheit The balloons have a Mr. Grimm is an ardent follower was off duty when this message are dustries bringing prosperity and received. used His assistant theoretical elevation capacity of 0 of the piscatorial art and we hope was luxuries to Japanese previously recode book in the feet and in overland tests have to see him bring home evidence decipherwrong stricted to the poverty of the slums. already reached 57,000 feet. ing Caldwell's message and transA Tokyo department store recentof his prowess as a fisherman. To Aid Island Forecasts. lated it to read "Spaniards have ly received an order for two The view of North Atlantic weathattacked the American consulate easy chairs. The delivery er conditions will facilitate weather WINS TRIP TO FAIR ' here." Immediately there was truck driver was given an address forecasting for continental North Jesse E. Nelson, of 2470 Chad-wic-k great excitement in the Herald in one of the city's worst slum areas. the chairs were delivered America, as the high altitude find- street, accompanied by his office. It was past 9 o'clock at However, to a munitions employee who had ings can be correlated with ships' wife are planning to attend the night and the cable office in Havsurface weather reports. long dreamed of being able to sit in New York world's fair. This trip ana was closed so there was no op- the same kind of chairs used by his Test flights of the Airway clippers have demonstrated is the result of the supersalea- - portunity to obtain confirmation boss. In Tokyo and Osaka bars and the need for the high altitude weath manship of Mr. Nelson, who won of the message. amusement places, munitions workhundred yen bills er reports, and Gen. Vladimir Kok- - eighth place in the Pacific coast Immediately the Herald wired ers are flashing themselves in a manand kinaki, Soviet transatlantic pilot who enjoying to "bulletin" Washcontest. Pontiac Caldwell's its region in the ner unprecedented here. recently flew from Moscow to the ington office which reported the Meanwhile, considerable jealousy St Lawrence bay told the United "news" to administration officials. has been aroused among r Press that the high altitude weather who of still are the the all of is countries Thereupon secretary plugging notably employees reporting deficient. navy wired to Captain Sigsbee, along on subsistence salaries while Heretofore, high altitude data in commander of the Maine, an ar prices are rising sharply. the North Atlantic have been availmored cruiser, then at Key West, Girl Alone able only from the infrequent flights Fla., to proceed immediately to of planes, hazardous over the fog- GOBLES. MICH.-R- ulh Ketchum, Havana. The Maine steamed 10 years old, is all alone among the shrouded banks. The new balloons cost about $30 each, less than the Mrs. Annie Marie Davy, 68, wife through the narrow channel into 22 children comprising three genexpense of an airplane flight, and of Edwin Davey, 1941 11th East, the harbor of Havana at dawn the erations in her family. She's the are equipped with a parachute to in a Salt following day the first American only girl in the lot ease the landing, so that at least passed away Sunday warship to do so since the out some of them may eventually be re- Lake hospital of heart trouble. Start of the break of the Cuban struggle for PHILADELPHIA. covered. The balloons are inflated She wan a native of Worcestshire, American Revolutionary war was with helium. England, and came to Salt Lake independence. The rest is his only page two news in the PennsylCity 54 years ago. She leaves to tory. Three weeks later Sigsbee's vania Journal, old files of the newswas blown up and with the paper disclose. Pittance Will Buy Life's mourn her passing besides her ship "The King's troops are actually of "Remember, the Maine!" cry William and three sons, and destroyLuxuries in Zara, Italy husband, Clarence Davey, of Los Angeles, the United States went to war engaged in butchering in the most inour brethren ing ZARA, ITALY. The 22,000 people California, and Claud with Spain. Davey, .of manner," the Journal said who live in this Italian city on the Had it not been for a newspaper humane Mrs. four Salt Lake; item regarding the daughters, in a second-pag- e eastern shores of the Adriatic sea W. Munro and Mrs. Y. E. Fall- - man's misinterpreted message to Battle of Lexington. P. less luxuries than for probably pay his office, the Maine might not A letter under the item described any people anywhere else in' the entine, of Los Angeles, Mrs. E. E. been British troops of have how sent to Thus Havana. world. of Fort Schmidt, Lupton, Col., In Zara gasoline costs five cents and Mrs. William Stackhouse, of she might have escaped the dis "about 1,000 or 1,200 men landed at Phipp's Farm at Cambridge and a gallon, American cigarettes eight thisFuneral services were aster, which led directly to a war marched city. to Lexington" in sesrch of 10 cents. cents, and movies Cherry held at the O'Donnell which ended forever American John Hancock and Samuel Adams. Wednesday or Maraschino brandy, brandy "isolation" and made Uncle Sam Tn redcoats killed eight of "our made here, costs 10 cents a fifth, mortuary chapel. Rev. W. D an actor on the stage of interna Colony Militia" and wounded nine, Interment while the best brands of whisky can Bulkley, officiating. tional affairs. sccording to the letter, which be bought for 80 cents a quart A was in Mount Olivet cemetery. reached Philadelphia five days later. nickel will buy two pounds of spaghetti. Comprising less than 15,000 acres and surrounded on three sides by Yugoslavia, Zara entered upon Its career as a Scotchman's paradise in 1019 when the Italian government decided to make it a city. American cigarettes and high grade alcohols soon became Zara's principal industries end the Iocs! citizenry, although they earn no more than workers in other Italian towns, live like veritable millionaires. - Hyland 361 A Reporter Makes United States History rece- iving-recording n, Cut-on-PI- - - 80,-00- "extra-specia- Pan-Americ- white-colla- THEY DO BREAK DON'T WORRY! 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