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Show THE PAYPON CHRONICLE. PAYSON. UTAH TffiX&OM! dDClC3IDCHrp5(Ea iVfilil hHYtfiwl Oil dp I AADK BY THE MigFJis or IVOBY SOAP e. u. a. PAi.OP jm sec Why don't you try this amazing soap Low its suus last till dishes are sparkling clean bow they float dirt out of clothes and hold it out so clothes are cleaner and S?ED3) whiter without rubbing? Softens water. gnsccnnasDcss: mHOLP Never balls up. Procter & Gamble water in the house. I draw cistern Little Difference WIFES RIGHT TO water. I lmd sevn children for him The young bride was asked SHARE IN INCOME and had to raise chickens to clothe she thought of married life. Should Mates Be Real Fifty-Fift- y Partners? Women's rights, it seems, was not settled when political equal suffrage was adopted. Equal rights for worn en is still the most important question in American home life today, according to a questionnaire conduct ed among 6, ihki women by the editorial statT of the County Home. Fifty-onper cent of all the women who answered the questionnaire selected tills as the gravest and most Important question of a long series submitted for their selection. Most of them narrowed their interest down to money matters the right of a wife as a partner to share fifty-fiftIn the family income. The arguments brought to hear on the subject were many and varied. A Kansas answer carried the following indorsement : "When I was thirty I would have stuck up for the old idea that a man Is the natural head of the family, hut now, I am convinced that an at sixty-two- , actual partnership with the wife would he the salvation of many homes that otherwise will he wretched or wrecked. Experience has demonstrated that, under our present system of equality in education and opportunity, woman Is not only mans equal mentality hut often his superior in business acumen: and she Is entitled to full participation in evto the welfare of erything the homo. 1 have An Indiana woman wrote: traveled the whole road. This very question almost broke m.v heart. I let my husband get hold of all the money I got from my parents. He spent it all for his farm and his good. I have no modern conveniences, with an electric line right in front of our farm home. I have no e fowling says that it is a the game of where as to mystery bowling originated. Some authors follow it back to Egypt and Greece. They point to painted and sculptured relics from these ancient nations to bear them out. lut there is doubt as to whether these depict a game of bowls, drawings exist in England today showing that lawn howls actually was a sport there in the middle of the Twelfth century. This tends to establish the English claim for creation of the howls. Washington Star. Frank G. Menke Derivation of Russia Russia'' Is derived The name from Slavonic Bus or ltossiya through Roe, a name first given to the Scandinavians who founded a principality on the Dnieper In the Ninth century, and afterward extended to the collection of Slav states of which this principality formed the nucleus. The word Rus is probably derived from Bunts! (a Finnish name for the Swedes), which seems to he a corruption of the Swedish rothsmenn, rowers or sea-- ' farers. Great Service The story is told of Fnglnnd's Beau Brummell that once, with by the remonstrated when man whom a of father young wealthy he, Brummell, had helped to pluck at cards, he said, Upon my honor, sir, I did much for your son. I once give him my arm all the wav from Whites to Waiter's! Think of that, myself and the children. And what Oh, there's not much difference, 1 used to wnlt good was It nil 7 There are no she replied. p half the night for George to go, and now pockets In a shroud. I wait up half the night for him te Just How New Yorker Happened to Be Let In come home. The American Language John Stewart Bryan, himself a VirWho's that big cheese over ginian, tells of a man from Charles- there? ton, S. ('., who returned home from Some Mg huttrr-anegg man. a visit to New York. Somebody asked Iost. Washington him how he enjoyed himself and the colonel said: Tine! Ye had a great A false rumor gains currency dinner at Helmonicos. Colonel Itave-nethan the average mas. was there; Major Elliott from quicker Columbia was there; three of the Screvcns came from Savannah, and NEWIIOUSE HOTEL there was General Breckenrldge from Spring Kates Kentucky and Beverly Itnndolph from ll Virginia. That made eight, with you? No, there were nine. Oh, yes; there was n fellow from New York there." How did he get in? Oil," snid the colonel, he was givBoston Globe. ing the dinner! son-nf-th- o Custom "I often wonder how the id.otm wedpractice ef scattering rnnMti at dings arose, says a knowledge see,:er. From the medieval custom of two middens walking ahead of the Made from church scattering wheat ears to symbolize a fru.tful union. Female Deer With Horns ;ir.biu Is a The Barren Ground rinse relative of tic reindeer of the Old world, says Nature Magazine, t the other members of the deer tribe, both sexes have horns, hut those cf the femaie are the more slender. ing, ask Bates. Or That's the place to earn laughed at your ho telephone, he expects After a man Joke over you to hang t 1ms re- farther de- er tails. 1 PERSONS DAYS AND 1 NIGHT $50 dinner, breakfast. garage, an theater ticket each. (Good week-enonly.) Room, $050 PLAN B 1 PERSONS 1 DAYS AND Room, garage, I NIGHT dinner, breakfaat, luncheon, theater ticket each. (Good any time ) ONE PERSON, 5.0. 2 big money." write for servations PLAN A Big Yap they use grindstones for currency. Think I'll go there. Why? for "All-Expen- I see in HOTEL NEWHOUSE W. E Suit Lake City, Utah C. W. Wait Sutton nr. Whale Oil Food In tlie good old whaling day Unaatiafactory that sea captains like to talk about, whale oil was an illuniiriant. Now it is a food. Hydrogen gas is passed through it in the presence of nicked filings a process of hydrogenation. A rather cheap oil is thus converted into a more expensive hard fat. A good deal of the margarine that is sold outside of America is composed of this promoted whale oil. Stag Leap, Over Motor Coach Tourists visiting Minchead, England, recently, got an extra thrill wdtile viewing the Iinone valley when a slag hunted by the Devon and Somerset s:aLdimmds leaped over their sightseeing motor coach. The coach had been stopped to enable the passengers to wateti the hounds. Suddenly the stag broke cover and Jumped from one field to another over lie heads of the tourists. I Eggahell Etiquette Whatever the origin of crushing the shell after eating an egg, the practice 1ms been for years in France an exClaude hibition of good manners. Hardy translated Erasmus on etiquette In lfil.T. To clean nn eggshell with the fingernails or the thumb Is absurd; to do It with the tongue Is still more ridiculous; it can be done more decently with the knife. Beara Coloring The cinnamon hear and the black hear of American are not two separate arid distinct species as many peor ple think. The same black may give birth to black cubs one year and to cinnamon ones the next, or site may have one of each at the same time. Likewise, cinnamon hears often produce black cubs. she-hea- Pay Dirt sn.l to Recently, writes a the Cincinnati Enquirer, you quot'-- a noted novelist as saving that writing Ii Just as hard as digging ditches.' Do t lint you mean to say, he demands, you really believe such twaddie.' "And. "Surely, defends the editor. nowadays the writers turn up just about as much dirt. When register- Names in Odd Sequence A curious sequence of names Is puzzling University of Alabama professors. In one freshman class John James and James John occupy seats near each other. Across the aisle are Jacob Jacobs and Itoger Ilogers. Three Bernard Cohens are signed tip for the same course also. That problem was solved by placing the Cohens on different schedules. Natural Death Defeated Members of the Masai tribe of Africans never die natural deaths, because those who escape disease, executioners and the arrows that fly by night are, at the approach of old age, tabooed from the tribe and end their days In beasts. the haunts of man-eatin- Dull Youths "Made Good Among men noted for their nehlovo-rne- t ts, who were not particularly good students In their youth, might he included: Edison, Thoreau, Yachel Lindsay, Mark Twain, Henry Ford, Benjamin Franklin, Charles Lindbergh, King Edward VII and Melssonior. Aaaet Frozen assets consist of promissory notes and other evidences of Indebtedness, which, although they are good, cannot be collected Immediately. For example, a hank has lent p man money on a note for a year. The note Is perfectly good, hut business Is hud for the bank, many people take their money out, and u lack of funds develops. The note and many like it cannot he turned Into caslt for some months because they are not due. They are therefore called "frozen. Electric Eel Catfiah The so called electric eel, a resident of the rivers and lakes of Brazil and the Gtilnas, Is not really an eel at all hut a near relative of the catfish famIn shape, however, ily. It Is and the larger of the species Is able to discharge an electric current sufficiently powerful to kill creatures It comes In contact with. The shock Is most powerful when the victim comes In contact with the head and tail of the fish at the same time. ocl-lik- e Crocodiles Pal The huge Jaws and teeth of the crocodiles, lying In the sun along the sandy banks of the upper reaches of the Nile river In Egypt, hold no terrors for the crocodile bird. This bird, otherwise known as the Egyptian lapwing, quite unconcernedly hops In and out of the crocodiles mouths where It digs parasites from between the reptiles teeth. spur-wlng- Anything but Funny The suggestion Is made that the colleges establish a chair of laughter, but the one the practical Joker, with a perverted sense of humor, pulled out from under you as you were sitting down, to get a laugh, hardly would answer the purpose, we reckon. Cincinnati Enquirer. Deplored Writing Fever The multitude of books Is a great evil. There Is no measure or limit to this fever for writing. Every one must he an author; some out of vanity to acquire celebrity and raise up a name, others for the sake of lucre and gain. Martin I.uther in "Table Talk." Copyright and Patent r': ip, nnpres only to literature, drama and the fine arts, and :nns which might not come under the above classification, such ii ,i and explanatory writings. A patent npptios to manufactured and li.ivlmrn al objects. 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