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Show THE PAYSONIAN. PAYSON, UTAH. MAY 5. 1922 E Pithy News Notes From All Part of UTAH UNION OFFICIAL SAYS SUBSIDIES WILL NOT SAVE THE AMERICAN BOATS Radustlona In Size and Wagea of Craw Engaged In Foreign Trada Hava Destroyed Argument In Favor of SubaMy Washington. Recent redactions in the also and wages of crews on Aaun lean veaaels engaged in foreign traAa have deatroyed any argument for a nbaldy to owners based on (ha din ference la the labor costa of operating American and foreign ships, Andrew ruruseth, president of the International Seamens union, declared Tut day during testimony before the sen-- ; ate and house committees considering the admlalHtratlon merchant marme bill. American ships today carry the smallest crews of any vessels in the world and so far aa labor Is concerned American boats are now the cheapest to operate, the seamen's lender declared. Hr. Furuesth said that the average wage of American crews had been reduced 27 to 53 per cent, the wages of Japanese se.tmen increased 45 per cent, those of Australian seamen increased by an amount not yet accurately reported. "As a result of these reductions, the committees were told, the wages f American seamen are now much lower than the pay of Canadian and Australian crews, are practically on a level with British wages and are substantially higher than the wages only of Japanese among the principal maritime nations." The only real advantage In wages which the British ship owners now enjoys, according to Mr. Furuseth, as compared with the American, la in the lower salaries paid deck and engineer officer. As a result of the reduction in erews, ordered last December by the shipping board, he added. American crews on vessels of same class and tonnage are now 23 per cent smaller titan British crews and the ectual monthly wage coBt of seamen upon a British ihlp la now 64 per cent higher than upon an American shipping board vessel of the same class and tonnage." The present policies of the United , States shipping board And private owners aa regards mann'ng and wages, Mr. Furuseth asserted, are dangerous to aafety of life and vessels, inimical to operating efficiency and de Btrurtlv to the Amerlcun merchan marina, and are driving American, from the sea. No American who can find othe employment will ship on America; vessels under present conditions, h said. Their places will be filled wit! oriental! and the scum of seamen o all other nations. Thus American se power Is doomed, no matter what ar tlficial stimulus Is provided In of subsidies, unless an lmnudi ate change la made In the policy ar regards wages and manning of Ameri can ships." tlx-wa- Senator King Makes Charges Washington. Charges that repre sentatlvss of the predatory interest day afer day, week after week, and month after month haunted the sen ate finance committee room, where Re publican committeemen were framlnt-th- e admin'stratlon tariff bill, Tuesday in the senate by Sena tor King of Utah. wen-mad- . Appropriation foe Prosecution Asked Washington. A request for a spo rial appropriation of 500,000 to he used in prosecutions of war fraud cos es wan sent to the house Tuesday by President Harding. The budget communication explained that the fund would be need for Investigating or prosecuting all rases, whether civil or commercial, growing out of the war. Experts Falling Off PROGRESS OF RADIO THROUGH THE YEARS Salt Lake. A complete settlement of wage differences of the Utah Light and Traction Company was effected early Saturday morning. At a mass Wireless Research Began Long meeting of street cur employees held Ago, But Development Has in tiie JUibor temple, a compromise Been Swift Lately. wage scule proposed by the officials of the company was adopted by a vote of about 10 per cent of all concerned, Wireless research started many i'bis means a definite settlement that years ago, as far back even as 1827. s declared by officials and employees Even the radio telephone is not a reto be satisfactory. cent perfection ; rather It Is tliut introduction to the luymun of the human Salt Lake. True revenue receipts voice and music has suddenly popularto the state treasury during April ized something that wireless men had were $975,590.50 according to trie thought a pastime or amusement. Here ninthly rejmrt of YV. D. Sutton, treas-ire- Is the chronological record of wireOf this the major portion was less: n fees for the registration of motor 1827 It was found that the magvehicles, totaling $585,347. State and netic discharge from a leyden Jar Hale school taxes yielded only $54,(MX) would magnetize a steel needle. the month, Electro-magnetiipproxlmatcly, during 1831 Induction lute the counties contributed another was discovered between two entirety-separat,145,000 In the form of state road tax-.- s circuits by Michael Faraday. i.nd appropriations tor state road 1857 Cooke end YY'heatstone of .ax s. Tecs and miscellaneous London, Hr gland, and Morse of the totaled $:),!, 0,,0, and interest on United States take out first patent for ; n I fund investments $47,000. Inher-.tanc- e electric telegraph. tax collections were $11,000. 1S3S K. A. Stclnhell of Munich that a system of wireless suggested, Motib The people of Blanding have t( legraphy could be established uftor to date exp.ndcd $1,000 on the highhis discovery of the use of the earth way lo the natural bridges and with return. . n additional expenditure of $1,0(0 1 840 Joseph llenrv (U. S. A.) proaix in lea of the automobile road will duced the first elecau completed. tric oscillations, and stated that tiie discharge Is oscillatory. After July 1 Utah will he entitled condenser 1342 Wireless experiments were .o $1,2 19, 8,S3 in federal funds for state made by S. F. It. Morse by electric roads, uccurding tr tiie advices' re conduction water across through emd by B. J. l'inch, d. strict engineer Washington canal and across wide of tiie bureau of pu.dio roads. rivers. 1813 A wireless system for transSalt Lake. In front of the military ilctai huicnt at Ft. Douglas drawn lip atlantic communication was suggested. lS4.r YVater was used as a conduct.a battalion line, Col. F. YV. Bugbee, medium in wireless experiments ing offic, r, the commanding presented ituli n Croce di Guerra to Thomas across n wide river. 1S40 Intelligible signals were actU. f.eibiitir of Logan Saturday after-mn. Too regular prescribed formal, ually sent across a river 4,500 feet wide In India, but the cost was found ni.oury icreuiony, one of tiie most in the army drill book, was prohibitive for commercial use. 1807 The electric waves that are itrr.ed cut in full. Mr. Neilmur, in u now utilized In wireless telegraphy j.nvate uniform bearing decorutioni and telephony were predicted in an hat any general would be proud to wear, stood wi.h the commanding ofti-e- r unj his staff while the battalion .a,. relied in review. The Logan boy .ore the highest honor of his own government, the congressional medal of aonor, as well as the Frencn Croix de Guerre, the French Legion of Honor piednl and several others. In the official list of 100 American heroes of the world war his name is second on the honor mil. He served us a private In the 107th infantry, 42nd, Rainbow division, and gained the grutitude of the United States and its allies for gallantry in the hitter fighting of the Argonne forest. r. c e re-eij- y a Kureka. Shearing of sheep started at Jericho corrals this week, and it Is understood that about 60,000 head wil be handled at this one polqL A large number of growers annually drive their slieep to Jsricho for shearing and the wool is assembled and sold under the name of the Jericho clip. llunt Sugar Beets is the Logan. slogun the Cache County Farm Bureau adopted at a meeting culled to dlscut.8 the beet situation. ITovo. A permanent organization nsistlng of the directors of the rhiimher of Oimmerce, the Rotary und the Klwania dub, with the three presidents acting as a steering comtv mittee, has been formed- - The purpose of the new organization Is to unify all civic bodies, to act as a clearing house for ideas originating in these three dubs, and to secure as far ns poaible the economic and civic advancement of lrovo. American Fork. After ' discussing with the Farm Bureau committee the budget for the coming year, a reduction from $178,000 to $145,000 waa made by tlin Alpine district school board. A 9 per cent blanket cut in the wages of teachers and e 10 per cent reduction In the number of teachers wil be made. Salt Lake City. The State .Life tor surance company of lies Moines has to been granted permission to operate in Utah. The company has a capital of Washington. American exports Europe fall 6ff by approximately during March, as Compared with the same month a year age. wblh imports from Europe increased by about $10,000,000, and both exports to and imports from South 'Amtrica decreased by shout $10,000,000 etch, according to foreign trade reports Issued by tbs comerce department. $20,-000,0- $204,405 and u surplus of $400,000. Monroe. Forty men and teams and 20 good citizens, with seed and farm Implements, went to the Martin farm, prepared the ground and planted 40 acres to grain and other staples. Mr. Slmmonson und two small daughters died of Inluries received Friday- In a gasoline explosion In a brooder house. Sim-raons;- n British Reduce Income Tex Levy London. A reduction in the British income tex rate of one shilling te the Richfield. Resolutions protesting pound waa announced Monday by Sir reduction In salaries for next Robert Horne, tfennceHor of the ex- against ear were adopted ny me executive chequer, la presenting the annual budoramittee of the Sev'er t'oi-ntTeachget to the bouse of commons. The ers nssoclatl n at a called meeting. 6 la rate present shillings. Reduction Hie resolution salary cuts of duty on tea by 4 pence to the pound at this time woulddeclared low-the standard elsso wae announced. f tea; hers In th- district - ' , - Indian Laborers Starving Referring te Appetite. I dont ee how yon run eiulure Ban Francisco Thousand of Indian laborers in the FIJI Is, ends are that Spencer girl, duck." sold his sis ' starving and a total failure of the su- ter; Im surein there's nothing in tier her. Indeed; Nothing uu gar and cocoanut crops Is threatened wish you had Ihhmi with as at suptei ns a result of the strike of 60,000 tonight. workers protesting agnnst n cut of 20 cents a day In wares, according to an Hard Times In Switzerland, tn one your the MipnntIon of In account of conditions given by B. hanx de Fends, Netu i Vankalapak Rfl Ju. head of the an Important watch making mission sent from India to Invehas. dt reused by nearly l.oOO on stigate the situation. Mr. Y'ankalnpsk cconnt i f the general 'id'iatriul dearrived here on the steamer Tnm.tl Loir Ion Time. I . Rri-ls- h Im-- StvMzi-r-and- , - distance of 00 miles by radio signals. 1901 Radio communication started with five Uands In the Hawaiian group. The first British ship is fitted with the wireless telegruph. 1902 Radiograph signals received abourd vessels at sea at 1,600 statute miles. Signals received from a distance of 2,000 miles. 1903 King Edward receives a radio message from President Roosevelt r stations were ordered by the Italian government. First transatlantic radio message sent. Telegraphic news service for ships at sea is started. Marconi knighted In Russia. 1904 The first press message was sent across the sea. 1905 Patent suit started In New York between the Marconi and De Forest company. Patent for horizontal directional aerial Is taken out. This was a great work. step forward In lr. 1000 International conference held in Berlin, at which most of the countries of the world are represented. 1!X)7 The use of steel disks for producing notes were successfully tested. Radio stations In Ireland and Nova Scotia were opened for limited public service. 1908 Radio stations opened for unlimited public service between Great Britain uml Canada. 1900 Steamship in collision with an. other off the coast of Florida succeeds In calling assistance by radio. 1910 Marconi receives messages 6,700 miles while on board ship going to South America. Spanish radio company formed. 1911 Canudinn government leased radio stations for 20 years. 1912 Radio distress signals from the Titanic bring assistance and save lives of 700 passengers. 1913 Tests were made between the Eiffel tower in France and the station at Washington. During the trip into Central Asia im explorer received bis longitude and time signals from a distant radio station 1914 Marconi and radio officials start test of wireless telephone between vessels of the Italian lleet. The test was continued between vessels on the high seas and voices were heard with clarity at a distance of 44 miles. One clay radio telephone communication was kept up constantly for 12 hours. Great Britain declared war This is your corner. Make use of it for your information on questions that ere puzzling you. It will be my pleasure and privilege to answer carefully and promptly all questions submitted to me. If a more detailed answer than can be given in these columns is desired, send a stamped envelope and it will be given prompt attention- All communications will always be held in absolute confidence. All letters should be addressed very plainly in pen and ink In Helen Brooks. Box 1545, Salt Lake City. , r--r High-powe- long-distanc- e - 3, Dear Miss Brooks. Brides. I am going to take advantage of pour little comer Just Betiveen You and Me.: am very anxious to know what to do for pimples and how to remove freckles. Hoping that pou can help me out, I am, E. If. Malad, Idaho. ' Dear Miss Brooks: You answer so manp different kinds of questions I Wonder if pou could advise me as to some varieties of flow -ers which will grow and bloom on the north side of a house. FLOWER, Downep, Idaho. There are so many causes for pimThere are a great number of flowers ples that it is difficult to give you a which will bloom on the north side, but preparation or plan that you could feel sure would eliminate them. You will not flower as profusely as if in a might try the Acne cream and if this more sunny location. For quick and does not remove them the cor.d.tion of your blood will doubtless have to be consideied. When the pimples are removed apply one of the following freckle preparations: Othine Lotion or Stillmans freckle Cream are both good ones. Dear Miss Brooks continuous flowering effect, pansies are about the best, allhough you will get good results from candy tuft, larkspur, rlarkia and godetias. SALT LAKE") : know that pou will be able to help me settle this question, as I am not quite sure just what I should do, but will abide bp pour decision. About seven months ago' I met a poung man who was a stranger in our dtp and es he seemed rather lonesome, he used to call an awful lot at cur home, and We alwaps tried lo cheer 01X3.-- , OJDI.E him up and see that he had a good DFAI.rrsWANTFD-- ln Itnh. Idaho, will time bp inviting him to parties end getWyoming. Litter il mmini-sio- n tend representative on request . him A. F. in interested Diitribn'm-TOUH4SEN our church acting tivities. We alwaps seemed to have a of DRESSMAKING good time and enjop each other's com-pan- KEISTER SCHOOL TfhcIiu jou t DtsKn, Cut iinl Kit M so, Min, Salt Lake City Some time ago we went lo a partp near our home, and while walk- KNOWLTON BEAUTY SHOP Everythm knows in bennty culture l,ct us tell vou aiul ing home, overtook a girl friend who oar Creams. Powder Amt IWir Goods. 669 S. Mam lived nearbp. We all walked together and became so interested in our conHEHT PUD versation we passed our street and were OUR SAYTNGS-LNYES- 1 e just as near mp friend's house as ours. Will enable you to build up a fund which This poung man said it didn't malft will Hire you an independent income. Send anp difference which one he took home for our Illustrated book, No. which shows first , and the other girl didn't sap g what systematic investment and uampmind so rather than stand there awkinterest will do. wardly I said for them to take me home which the p did. Now was it PALXZR BOND & MORTGAGE CO. proper for him lo do this, even though Walker Bank Building Suite I did sap thep should? He made a date with her that night uiping I would not know it. And so We are the only it has been going on ever since. Everp mfg's of granite monuments In Utah. We have a introduce him to he ma.es a girl flnegmined gran-it- e date with her and We girls compare w hicb tnds a much higher notes and find he makes a date lots pressure than eastern granite 0 times with one of us after he has taken a v4ry and tried to make one with one of the othflue polish: quarried, cutpoliihcd ers. and rnrved by labor. See Utah Wliai I want lo know is: Would powr local dealer If he dors not sou go out with him when perhaps he Elizabsth A. Bergner, Radio Instructor in Lens Technical High School, Chicago, have in Writeus, the prices will please wouldn't call pou up for a week and you. itWeslock. and Her Class. also have a la ire stock of eastern low prices. at then call, and t,cn everyone that pou graniteUtahremarkably Granite and Marble -Co. 15 West South him introduce Temple address before the Royal Society In upon Germany August 4 and all prilo make a date wiih vate radio telegraphy and telwnony them? Of course he alwaps treats me London, England. 1889 The sending of an electric cur- suspended. iovelp and I usuallp have a good time. 1915 Radio communication between rent through earth was systematicalOf course I don't care in the least ly studied by John Trowbridge .of America and Japan Is completed. The who he takes out because I have no Harvard, It was found that signal- stations were located at San Francisco claim upon him. Fn-olulon over be and carried with a large ing might Tokyo relay station at FRIEND OF A HE VAMP, distances between places not connected wires. American The Teleby Albion, Ida. Telephone and 1883 It was found that telephonic graph company succeeded In radio telWell, well, here we have a regular speech could be conveyed by Induction ephoning from Arlington station at romance en everything. Girls have over a space of quarter mile. This Washington to Hawaii, a distance of Is woman interested Every in new ever had an experience like this RECIPES you and for that reason we era exeriment took place in England. nearly 5,009 miles. to offer each week with a real he vamp wonderful little going Now I think booklets waves were sug1889 Electric all dfferent, tkst will help every Secretary Daniels of the United this would be a situawife. There ho will hoia also several very interesting gested as being particularly suitable States navy transmitted telephonic too, interesting things for the nun-folfor the sending of signals through messages from Washington to the tion. so watch thi3 sraee every time your pa la Yes. surely J would go out with per printed for thsse booklets era all fogs. Brooklyn navy yards. free. All that I required is a An instrument for the detec, 1892 1916 President Wilson and the mi- him so tong af he treats you nicely and stamp to pay posta-- s to you. The first !i 39 Tasted Recipes all wonderful from tion of electromagnetic waves was kado of Japan exchange Ties sages you enjoy his company. Perhaps you Tomato soup to candy fudge. Write your discovered which tyus given the name over the new transpacific radio serv- also have other name and address send two cents, he when plainly, engagements and we will send you this booklet promptof n "coherer." ice, which is formally opened. calls you, so you do not have to be FREE. ly 18B4 A scientist of Berlin signaled 1917 Senatore Marconi visits the waiting for him to call. So long as United States and aids greatly In rethrough three miles of water. are just good friends I think he you i8U5IUgh frequency waves excite cruiting ' for radio operators - for the is HELEN BROOKS DEPARTMENT merely enjoying your friends and you United States army. Box 1443, Salt Lake City, Utah. curiosity of Senatore Marconi. will doubtless be better pals than ever 1918 YY'lreless telephony progressed 1899 First I enclose two eents In stamps for repotent for practical e turn a 'ree copy of wireless transmitting, system Is taken rapidly, being used to a great eitent later on, dont you think ? No, little 39 Tested Recipes friend. I really do not think it was out In London by MareonL Afterward, in the equipment of airplanes. Name Several new long range stnt) ins exactly proper for him to take your successful signaling was carried out Street over distances as great as one and were erected in the United States It girl friend home first, but she was o miles. Sir William Preece being claimed for 9ne built at Annapoat fault Just try to enjoy the sitCiy of the British postofflee system In- lis, Md., that it was capable of com- uation and be Sate and happy when jolly terested his cohorts In Marconi's wire- munication at 4,000 miles. Tiie United with him and see if it doesnt turn Stati-- s government also opened a less experiments. out all right for you. I hope I have station at Bordeaux. 1897 Mnreonl establishes communinrsiRRua roi.utcr.Eu In September" of this year radio sig- been able to help you n wee bit cation between points four miles distant, Balloons were used to suspend nals sent from a point 12,000 mites Dear Miss L. D. . BUSINESS COLLEGE. Brook s: antennae. away were received In Sydney, AusSeheo ef Efficiency. AD eavnmrreial brand Here am again. I am going to Catalog free 46 N Main St. 8aH I .a',, C Marconi demonstrates his wireless tralia. 1919 YYlth the exception of the be a constant member of pour corner. system before the king of Italy, comT1.EATTNG BUTTONS municating with two Italian warships three transatlantic flights that of the I was bom August 10, 1904. Will lT. S. NC-and the British flights of pou tell me what dap of the week nine miles distant. Aeeordian Side Bos Hemstitch: Rnttone Buttonholes. KM Parlor The first Marconi station is erected Alcoek and Brown and the dirigible that date came on? in which radio communication on the Isle of YVIght and experiments SEE TOUR PUBLISHER PINKIE, Murrap, Utah. conducted over a distance of 14 miles. played an Important part in keeping I am so glad you are to become a Tike your Dock Bim!!nr-m. kind to Near the end of the year the first the ships of the air on their courses ij printer. Leiths 1 rude Hindery. Salt Lnke C floating wireless station was success- no very great progress was made in permanent member of my family. You radio telegraphy, nlthough radio tele- will always be welcome, be sure of fully operated. DEPARTMENT storfs 1808 The first paid inn room gram phony was being pushed along quietly. that. Well, Pinkie, I find you first1, 'END 10 W iLKLR;T TaTTYaK iTcl Restrictions upon amateur receiving opened those dear little was sent from the Isle of Wight eyes of yours' Utsh for anything you cannot get ie y und sending were lifted by the Ameri- on Wednesday. station. storee 18j)p Reports made on lighthouse can government. ITAll MK1AL WORKS, Mle.sType Metal' 1929-Tb- ls accident by radio. First French gunwas the year of the radio Dear Miss Brooks: boat is fitted with radio apparatus. In telephone, more attention probnldy be Was Lina Cavalier a ever in ,he SCHOOL of DRFS.SMAKI Yienna communication between two im: paid to this branch of radio than 1, ns in Sewn-g- . v nt and movies, so Would if tell and I it mg. M St. Main what pou balloons Is established. New York to Its older brother, telegraphy. the pictures were? Herald receives radio report of Inter- eral broadcasting stations were open Send In 1 Hfc KNOWLTON SHOP VB S 1 for event h ns port nmnr to the mahi'-- ot D national yacht races. The British war 1921 Tills year was another r dm F. .. Richfied ts. Iln sti.i ling Bottom. Dutton H office Introduces Marconi apparatus telephonic year. It was marko' lo she Yes, was with Paramount in Bnwin-.s Hrnag.-rInto the South African battlefields. the opening of numerous briuL-arilCoVpe With a nti I The Temptress and The uo ioepui.nitm, i mut nIII pi. ir.inie.tl rile h 1900 German vessel communicates a stations. ..hi w it Salt I t,ti. Business Directory p. A-- anp-thin- 410-1- 6 to You two-ce- nl-a- one-quart- hlgh-pow- 4, n. R-3- -- ii a 1 . |