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Show V TIIE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH THE UTAH STATE LEGISLATURE IS mIG Hpre glacsl- &-.- J pea.ee, life's freaouro, Plata joined California, Nevada, f capita Instead of from $5 to $7:50. Wyoming. Colorado and New Mexico S. B. the law reIleiieiiliiig in the pact providing for the Colorado flating to preference rights of settlers river dam project when Gov. porn oil state lands. signed the Boulder Dam bill passed It. J. It. (t: Increasng the pay of by tbo 1'tah legislature. The plan i legislators from $4 to $5 a day by eon-- ' bared on the Act of Congress provid- stitutional amendment and giving ing Sid." 000. (VK) for construction of them an expense allowance of $3 a Ylnl Ill: PrcvHd a x arm blessings may KoU, c9prin AT - ence Liis Day unfold j the Boulder Drin. Refers of T'tah will have an opne.r-tuiiltto vote on at least two proposed constitutional amendments at the next general e'eetion. it was decided when the state .Tinte pinned two heibe jernt res'diitpips proposing these amendments. The resolutions wee those . introduced in the house hy I!cp. 8. M. nrovldins an equalizing fund for the more eouitalde distribution of educational oportnnifios. and the one hy lien. V. D. Hammond, providing Air a change in the methods of distribn'ing the state school fund. The pe.ssaee of a measure in iho home nermitfing the use of rum and hrnndy in mince meat caused an editorial in a Vlah paper to which the OLD FOLKS SAY DR. CALDWELL WAS RIGHT v The basis of treating sickness has cot changed since Dr. Caldwell left Medical College in 1875, nor since he placed on the market the laxative prescription he had used in his practice. He treated constipation, biliousness, headaches, mental depression, indigestion, sour stomach and other indispositions entirely by means of simple vegetable laxatives, herbs and roots. These are still the basis of Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, a combination of senna and other mild herbs, with pepsin. The simpler the remedy for constipa-tion- , the safer for the child and for you. And as you can get results in a mild and safe way by using Dr. Caldwell's Bvrup Pepsin, why take chances with Strong drugs A bottle will last several months, and all can use it. It is pleasant to the taste, gentle in action, and free from narcotics. Klderly people find it ideal. All drug stores have the generous bottles, or write Dept. BB, Syrup Pepsin, Mouticolio, Illinois, for free trial bottle spuci men of the Eskimo curlew, a bird which recently became as extinct ns the great auk and the passenger pigeon, is being shown in a new dis play at the Kidd museum of natural history, Chicago force loss of fiesh, or en tion. Dr. Pi Golden Medical Discovery is a herbal tonic that enriches the blood, stops the waste of strength and tissue, and helps to vital follow fc U; jAfrS. ff f-- In recovering from Grippe, or in convalescence from pneumonia., fevers or other wasting discsbts, it speedily and surely invigorates snd builds up the whole system. Read thisr La ton. Colo. Twenty-seve- n years ago 1 was not able to do my housework nothing seemed to help me. I commenced taking Lr. Pierce's Golden Medical Iiiscovery and Favorite Prescription' and began to improie and was able to do my work. I have taken these medicines several times since and they never fail to give relief. Mrs Anna Mills. Box 324. Position hour that ,vou nave a now Job. Yotih, Im n manicurist in a bakI ery. Manicurist Yeah, I In a bakery? got charge of the kuly-finer- Mr. Weisenheimer is your husband clever? .Tune Vos. very. He remembers mj birthdays and forgets my ape. An- April swers. Bills passed in the House H. B. 8G: Providing tlinf each 1'tah . city shall constitute one school dis-rift- I When your j Children Ciy for It r.nby has little upsets at times. your care cannot prevent them. But you can be prepared. Then you can do wliat any experienced nurse would do wliat most physicians would tell you to do-g-ive a few drops of plain Castoria. N't sooner done than Baby is soothed; re lief is just a matter of moments. Yet you have eased your child without us of a single doubtful drug ; Castoria if vegetable. So It'S safe to use as oftei as an infant has any little pain yoi canr.ot pat nwa.v. And It's alwayi ready for the cruoler pangs of colic, oi constipation or diarrhea; effective, ton for older children. Txcenty.five milliO! bottles were bought last year. AI. W. N. t U-- . Salt Lake City. No. 29 one-hal- . build up healthy flesh. Thin, pale, puny, pimply children are made plump, rosy and robust by the All druggists. Discovery. n ricts-. fh-ia- l Loss of Power U'VY Empowering city to regulate installation of electrical equipment and to liceuse electrical contractors. 8. C. M. 3: Memoralizing cfiugress to enact legislation providing for making loans to drainage or levee dist- II. B. 88: Providing for a maiia facturers excise tax of 5 cents per pound en oleomargine and other butter substitutes. S. I'. M. 3: Memoralizing the see of t lie interior to survey and clas-if- y agricultural lands in the upper basin of the Colorado river. II. P., 42: Providing that a maxif mum levy of three ami mill" house members took exception. for general purposes shall be avail at le for all counties having an assess 1513.1.8 INTRODITED IX SENATE ed valuation of four million. S. B. 211, Ilidlingswnrl li : Reqnir II. B. 2!K): Liability insurance. ing secretary of shite a coileelor II. B. 253: State, prison library fund. fees for motor vehicle registration 11. It. 3!!l: Responsibility for damand as collector of the gasoline tax ages in accidents where motor dirvor to give a serety bond. is under 1G years of age. S. B. 212. Hollingsworth : Provid S. B. 1)8: Protection of persons furn ing for the establishing and maintainmaterials ami labor on build isbing of Vtah at Oging University college den and at Ephraim. . : 8, B. 21 3, Smith: Providing for the 8. B. UK) Fees in insanity hearing.--l l : B. I 8. on state fires Regarding selection and purchase of a new site for the Vtah state prison and thp re- or government lands. 8. B. 145: Prohibiting other than of moval of the prison to same. S. B. 211. Ityan: Creating aCo!o-radsigns on highways. river commission, defining its 8. B. 10 : Signals at railroad crossings. powers and appropriating a sum of 8, B. 340: Size and 'weight of motor vehicles on highways. money therefor. B. J. IE 7, Irvine: Requesting Gov. 8. B. 91: Delating to appointment of Item to extend the governor's con- election registrars. ference an imitation to hold its S. 15. 101: Delating to sale of city or 30110 session in Salt Lake City and village franchises. authorizing the governor to provide S. 15. 155: Payment of interest on ma for the tuml refunding bonds of au irrigaappropriate entertainment tion district. conference at the expense of 8. 15. 132: Property qualification of S. II. 21.7, Maw: Providing for the electors. expending of $100,000 for the purpose 8. 15. 331 : School district bonus, etc. of building for the University of Ulali. 8. 15. 335: Construction of works by Bills Passed by Senate irrigation distrilcs. II. B. 2: Delating to the payment 8. 15. 137: Delating to practice of surof annual ami delinquent drainage gery ami medecine. taxes. 8. 15. 1 17 : Elimination of grade II. B. 7S: Providing for adjustment crossings or their alteration. settlement and payment of drainage 8. 15. 307 : Emmett irrigation district. taxes assessed against lands in drain- S. 15. 1G2: Delating to private music schools. age districts. II. C. It. 3: Mcm irali.iiig congress 8. B. 309: Providing for the regulato enact legislation to makt loans to tion of collection agencies. 8. 15. 3G3: Delating to notice of county drainage and. levee districts. II. J. II. 8: Providing an equalizing bond elections. fund for more equitable distribution 8. 15. 1G5: Defining peddlers. of educational opportunities in state. 8. B. 1GG: Regarding workmen's com II. B. OS: Providing for the certif pensatiun. lea tion and payment of taxes and li- 8. B. 1G9: Providing endowment cense fees by corporations to ihe funds for state institutions. 8. J. M. 4: Urging congress to apsecretary of state. for a Great Basin S. B. 107: Delating to securing of propriate funds permits by automobile companies op- experiment station in the southern part of Idaho and study watershed erating for hire.. 8. B. 323: Delating to pharmacists protection. 8. B. OS : Extending firemen's pension benefits to include widows and children of deceased firemen. Small Boy Had Found 8. B. 47 : Delating to complaints for Perfectly Safe PIi.ce the public reparations filed before It was the evening rush hour. An utililies commission. Intensive throng, regardless of everyS. B. 110: Beguluting anil controllhut their desire to get home as ing companies engaged in insuring or thing soon and ns beet they could, stormed guaranteeing real estate titles. the various entrances to the suhway S. B. 1G: Providing for the creaInto the tion of a commission of tlie Utah elevated trains as they pulled central stations. city state bar. The strotlor was standing In the 8. B. 30: Kequiriug motor ear ownof the last car of the train. vestibule ers to settle personal property taxes All seats, aisles and corners were on the machines before they may obcrammed with humanity, a seething tain license plates. mass. At Eighth street the door II. B. 04 : Relating to barbers. to permit a few more to crowd 8. B. 3G: Amending law relating to openedA ln. transit employee helped by insanity board. them Extinct Bird Specimen y 0!) II. B. 89: Denning the boundary line between ltich and Summit counties. II. B. G7 : Providing for licensing of aircraft and airmen. II. B. 110: Providing for the regu- latioii of unincorporated associations e engaged in the insurance business l.loyds plan. II. B. 132: Authorizing ihe governor to provide for the use of rum or brandy in t tie manufacture of minceuu-th- meat. II. B. 3lS: Providing for and outlining a state building program and creating a state building commission II. B. 14 : Providing for regulating student and apprentice barbers. t lie constiII. J. 1!. 8: Amending tution to provide for a school equalizing fund. Repassed by the house as amended hy the senate providing for au equalizing fund of $5 per school Solar System Movement The solar system Is traveling at the rate of about l.tKKUKX) miles a day In tlie general direction of the constellation Hercules, or. mine exactly, the boundary between Hercules and Lyra. The stars In these constellutions are not all at the same distance from tlie solar system, nml no fixed point can be set at which tlie sun will arrive in a specified time. Observations have not been continued over a long enough period to determine whether the sun Is moving through space In a straight line or along a curved Hue. you in DEAHMMD measure. lo'-Tir- : Jor-ens- A and day. II. It: Fo, along. shoveling "Cut thut pushing ! There's a little boy here. Ain't you got any hotter sense? This from an Irate father, who was trying to shield his boy from the struggling mass. The child, undismayed by ell this anxiety and turbulence, smiled at bis Idea of Immortality Impressed on Soldier One writer, the futher of a soldtei, who has been si udylng tire phenomenon of faith tn soldiers hardly more than boys who have had no previous spiritual experience, says that when u soldier sees his comrade shot down at tiis side he does not fool that ne Is dead, lie Is no philosopher, but some Inward voice assures him this handfnl of battered clay Is not hi He feels assured that his comrade. friend has passed on and taken wilh him all that composed tils personality his gayety and courage, his unselfishness and heroism and nil Ihe endear Ing blend of his faults and virtues The tragic ease with which the body vanishes from sight convoys the sense of something unreal In his disappear a 8o, in tiis simple way, not arguing the matter or being capable of argil ment, tlie soldier assumes tinman tin m-e- mortality as a necessity of thought, lie could not go on with the work of war without it. It is hard that this central tenet ot the Christian creed should ever need to tie taught In this tragic way, but the roads are ninny that lead to God." and if out of the bitterness and horror of war this truth shall tie made a part of tlie soldiers tielief and of the belief of those wlio lose them from earth, then up from tlie bewildering experience of grief will arise one great cause for thanksgiving. For never was higher saying to man than the promise of eternal life. Exchange. Homage to Spirit of Christ Mans Tribute On Easter Sunday tlie Christian world pays homage to the living spirit of Christ the spirit of dauntless courage, unwavering kindness, unfailing love. When lie was nailed on the Cross It looked as If the forces in op position to that spirit were definitely triumphant; as if tlie great adventure of love incarnate had ended In failure. But love could not be Imprisoned tn We celebrate at Easter tlie tomb. His resurreeton. Thou hast conquered. O Galilean!" exclaimed the Homan emperor. So down through the ages we have come to feel with the great physician lo Labrador, Dr. Wilfred Grenfell, that the only real heathen and heretics are tlie purely So we accept the final judg selfish. ment: Verily I say unto you, Inas much as ye did It not unto one ot tliPRe least, ye did It not unto Me. So. under His leadership, we take heart. Fill up the pap In our flies, Strengthen the wavering tine. Stahlish, continue our march On. to the hound of the waste. On. to the City of God. Easter Custom '' &- Had Faitb in Perfume Sages and lawgivers, Solon, l.ycur gus, Socrates, railed In vain against the extravagant use of perfume. Tlie perfume simp became so Important a rendezvous of the smart world that men said, "l et's go to tlie perfumers.' 88 hey would say, "Let's have u bite. Each essence had Its particular rig nifiennee and special power. Tlie scent of the eruihed vine leaves brought -- clear thinking; that of write violets aided du'o'tirr.. they hliev-- l. The Lap tribes in the northernmost part of Norway recently suffered tlie utmost irreparable loss of 59 per cent of their reindeer. As Is customary, more than 2.0m head of reindeer had gone to their feeding ground on e Island. Tlie only way of transporting fids great herd Is to make the reindeer swim across tlie narrow strait separating the Island from tlie While the herd was remr, Inland. cently being driven hack by rite same route, more than l.tKK) reindeer were caught In tlie swift current of tlie strait and were carried out to sea I ..1 y U teT : J v- - , vkZk . 4 . r-- &,-i- MAKES IT and how? simple, and easy to keep in order? Will it do its job ana keep on doing it? Arent these the questions you want answered before you invest your money in a tractor and everything else you use on tlie farm? Its the same way with radio. 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The supporting tower is painted s that, when the tank Is lighted, only the tank Is visible, the effect being that of a giant pineapple suspended In the sky. 30-to- Poor Donkey I Yes sir, said Mr. Gallagher, it was funny enough to make a donkey laugh. I laughed till I cried. It you are up against a hard job that seems Impossible, kick out the Imp" nnd work heartily and cheerily Sir Robert Baden-Powel- Knt Model 40 (Electric), $111 0 For 110120 volt, cycle alters tine current. Reqnirea 6 A. C. tube and 1 rectifying tube, R1 (wilb tubea). Radio Hour luten int 4700 Wissahickon Ave., Philadelphia, Pa The Poet of the Air Teter Supf Is a German poet who has dedicated his talent to aviation, and so conspicuous has been his success that he has been given a general and permanent pass on any of the Lufthansa planes. In Germany or abrond. Thlfs was in reqognitlon of his service to aviation through his verse. 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