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Show I Machine Age Cynii H. M'Ciinuick, grandson of the inventor of the reaper, and vice president of International Harvester company, pointed out that machinery wae shortening farm hours and lightening drudgery. This, he a aid, tended to hold agricultural families together and make life more pleasant on the 6,800,000 American farms, of which a majority are family-operate- d. 'Firewater' Origin The word "firewater" had its origin among the Indians. Liquor was thus called by them, not because it appeared to burn the throat as it was swallowed, but due to the fact that when they spilled some of it on the lire its alcoholic content caused it to burst into a blue flame. NATIONAL AFFAIRS NEWS TUST as necessary as a sharp pencil and a notebook, for smart start in school, this tailored duo is one thing jacket-and-eki- rt student should that every have! Wear it with tailored blouses or sweaters, as a suit; wear it with scarfs, beads or lapel gadg- - By ROBERT McSHANE THIS General Hugh John sons Preparedness Plans in N.R.A. days are recalled; Washington re- -- WEEK members how Louis Johnson risked his job to aid preparedness. WNU By LEMUEL F. PARTON (Consolidated Featiuea-W- Service.) NU IEW YORK. The urgency of the times is such test perhaps this country needs a good alchemist more than a good flve-cecigar. we Possibly ' apSl nl I ex-ol- nul-nil- annoying. Answer: to KX bef boor her ti Mbe boi tsderor tsN- - IEV kc W Inquires t ifosrp ta needi I ii fiver iDayl Rocking Chair. In removing rockers Question: from e chair should they be knocked off or sawed off? Should the legs be MANAGER OSCAR VITT all the same length from foe bottom binations. With nipped-i-n waist, of foe seat at foe corners? Would to take a firm stand either flared skirt and a trio of pockets, foe chair then be too low for n failing for or against foe revolt when it is as smart as it becoming just "slipper chair? first broke out last June. and useful. Answer: Knocking the rockers off Scores of newspaper scribes hava a a a may damage foe legs of foe chair. in dela da. Sawing them of? is safer. After refused to pull their punches Barbara Ben Pattern No. 1233-lined for sizes S, 10, IS. 14 and IS years. the rockers are off, further cutting nouncing foe Indians for their remaSize 10 requires Hi yards of bellion. Sports writers ere more or terial without nap. Send order to: may be necessary to get foe legs less accustomed to friction between of foe chair to set squarely on foe end player. Often the manager measurements floor. Make your SEWING CIBCLE PATTERN DEPT. have a just grievance. Bui MS Haw Maatsamaip Art. carefully. The front legs of foe av- players to air that are San Francisco CaliL erage chair ere a trifle longer than usually theyin an willing above-boar- d manEnclose 15 cents in coins for to grievance those in the back ner. The Indians weren't willing to Pattern No. ........... Sira.... ...... f Inch.) Whether or not foe do underhandName chair win be too low will depend on ed that Their secretive, both foe paying attitude irritated Address aeeaaeeeeee the present height. tssieteii public and foe press. Retaining Wall. Question: How can i build a rock Press Flays Bradley retaining wall through which soil The extent of that irritation was NICE YOU NT will not wash away? Our ground is evidenced by one sports writer when on two levels with about a two-fohe wrote: wall drop. Is a dry practical? "They (the Indians) are branded Answer: A rock wall laid up dry is from to bottom, from front ofand has the ad fice totop entirely practical, rawest rookie, with Intrigue, vantage of allowing the seepage of false statements and petty squab-hiewater through it; without seepage Tho ludicretta attempts by Read Tkesa Important Facts! dammed up water will make trou- Alva r make Bradley to hush op aa anarchearns eu no Qnimrlas oU, ble. The wall must go deep enough istic meeting eT players In Detrell creaky can make your lila swish into the ground to be below the frost cent the Jaalomy, saU pity aad tha Mum." Cleveland club caste with Often aueh asrroMsmm ia dua to (mala level and have sufficient strength to foe fnaetioeal disordars. So taka fmmooa Lydia and with the paying E. Pinkham'a Vacatebia Compound tohaip resist the pressure of the earth be- press, whose public It to to calm uaatnmg asms and laaaaa (mwtinaal duty rep not Do on hind dimenit. SO g skimp iiracuiaritiaa." For srcr yarns facta and net to lie a boot incidents Pinkham'a Compound haa haipad ta sions. of tnndmothrra, mother n at thousands affecting the Indians as a ball -Vacuum Cleaner an Wasp. daughters in Uma at naad." 3Y HI clnb . . A correspondent describes his The whole affair has made intermethod for disposing of his attic esting reading, much to the disgust Dispel the Shadows Aa the morning sun brushes the wasp with his vacuum cleaner. "On of Cleveland baseball fans. But its out were when a of their day they effect on foe Indians' pennant quest darkness from the world, grant us nests and congregated in the sun- is the important factor. It may be today to brush aside the shadows d tool a was that dissension finally will whip from some unhappy heart. R. L. shine, applied, and foe wasps were instant- them. However, that dissension has Stevenson. ly drawn in. This was easy, and existed all season and Cleveland after they were all picked up. moth managed to hold first place from gas was drawn info the cleaner 13 to September 9, when the until foe noise subsided. The d(jst erratic White Sox removed them chamber was then emptied into a from top billing. bucket of boiling water." The Present Status Stained Shingle. Question: Please advise the cause Whether or not the team ta "comof dark spots like oil or grease on pletely demoralised" as charged by shingles. They were finished with a various baseball writers, to highly fine quality stain; the same quality debatable. The Indians are far from as foe original stain. The spots ap- a high scoring team. The success pear on foe side walls subjected to to largely dependent epos tight foe hot summer sun's rays. pitching rapported by tight fielding. Answer: It ta possible foe spots When their pitching fails they lack are caused by excess of oil in foe the power to offset pitchaaO bad heated hotel wood being drawn to the surface. ing weakness. Therefore they look 1000 IOOW a 1000 BATHS Try wiping the spots with turpentine. bad. This may remove foe grease or oil $4 oaa pence. $4 twepaneaa Regardless of the outcome of the spots. pennant race, Cleveland can be sure MANACUtMT IAS L tONOON of one definite result of the Round Table. unsavory HOTEL ST. FRANCIS Question: Where can I get the revolt. In foe fall somebody will svciImUiir dimensions for a portable round ta- - have toga It may be Manager Vitt w maF be UNION SQUARE hie, to seat 10 persons, the kind of Hemsley and Trosky There just isnt room on foe same table used In hotels? club for Vitt and the two insurrectAnswer: A space of 3 feet is allowed per person, which would make ionists. foe diameter of such a table about 6 Vi feet Height of foe table top is 3 feet 6 inches, while the height of Jim McCarthy, sophomore candifoe knee space is 3 feet 1 inch. date for quarterback at the Univer- Cleaning Fnmltare. WB Question : How can spots and dirt only 13 years when be removed from overstuffed fund- Paying regularly freshman in high school . . . lure? ADVERTISING Milt Picpul, Notre Dame Answer: If foe color of foe uphol- tellback, wfl ted the Irish in points is material can fast do you itery tha of represents leadership total yardage last fall, wears the job with a shampoo prepara-- 1 a nation. It points th way. tion to be had at a department store. JMes off foe field. Hes the first Directions for use are on foe label. zc'5 to bo ctected captain at Notre W merely follow follow to tec 1926 . . . Three mem- If foe material ta not fast, dry clean--1 hers of foe Nebraska backfleld are new heights of comfort of tag will be needed. wearing special protective helmets. Sunlight ea Furniture. convenience, of happiness. Athletic Jimmy Perrin, feather-welgQuestion: Our dining-rootable la directly under a stained glass championship As lima goes oh advertiscontender window, and receives a lot of heat owns a beauty shop In New Orleans, ing is used more and more, from foe sun. Should foe table be 1 Home town. He even lends a waxed? Would foe heat from foe r"1 10 operation when ha isnt and as .it is used more we sun cause It to melt or become Bl1? wlth chores . . . Coach aU profit more. It's the way Paddy Driscoll's Marquette univer- gummy? Answer: In all esses it is best to f"7 Hffitoppers will journey more advertising has B' mites to play six road keep furniture protected from di-e their reel sunlight A shade or blind e?nte,te of bringing a profit to d be drawn until tha sun has Hilltopper will taka everybody concerned, The table can be waxed H? Madtaon, Omaha, Pittsburgh, moved. the consumer included and polished. Tha wax Is applied l!fw York, Detroit end Tucson , . , Dean ta tha only National ta a thin coat and rubbed well. u Pitcher to have won 30 ( Kogar B. Whitman wnu Service.) games ta ths past 33 yean. ifrst stskred an lhe bl (Kut for FdL sir, its Si-in- make! ilptui' Using Every Moment Every moment may be put to some use, and that with much more pleasure than if unemployed. Chesterfield. THEM! nifht garter. i est I beautifu pak tad Sttasi lid cami (one-quart- one-hal- . PJE X AC OS table, TAR, THEATRE 1 thisti or pic 03 1 ot PE -- mu bnsFs M W niisf-flrin- ism acan i sica teti ww knu itheiu wide-mouthe- MEN WANTED! er Iff I llt very little. Flannel, wool crepe, homespun and thin tweed are grand for this style. It looks especially pretty in pastels or plaid and plain com- PRINTS Lomond jrtrt iind y. I y. h1!" iburun B I Still Puzzled DtUi T. jfrehs Imtad If the air is from high pressure or from pumping, your neighbors are having the same trouble, and the local plumbers are so familiar with it that any one of them could put in reducing valve or an air separator that will stop the noise. If your neighbors are not eta, as a frock. Either way, de- having the trouble, the reason is in will be your sign .No. 1233-your own bouse, and is likely to be stand-bIt's easy to from loose and won washers in foe costs faucets. This should be looked into. make, and when home-sew- CLASSIFIED GQ3EEQSS3? mmmm jldoiectx I n, ARMY I I U-3- Hotel Ustea foe history of big FEW teams in baseball have been given so sound a spanking as have the Cleveland Indians during the last half of foe present season. The chastisement hasnt been administered by American league conI FIRST-AI- D temporaries as much as by foe press aad radio of foe nation. Nevertheto the less, their Buffering la just as maybe more so, In that very AILING HOUSE little sympathy la offered them. Ui 1 1OGEK I. WHITMAN Early in the season the Indians rebelled against their manager, OsTransfer Z8976 car Vitt. Details of the rebellion Patching Concrete. best were What is the were tew and for the most part J faU needlewortl QUESTION:of recementing and not substantiated. When it first F2? .Ur could be more ce--1 I in made cracks and hrnka brenkofls local out newspapers 1 e than making some mending ment sidewalks and driveways? light of foe Insurrection. They print-- holders? Gay flower faces wl out. what little they knew of foe and rooster, Toby jugs and a Patching cement soon cracks A crack should be cut out fair, evidently regarding the player rot handle holder, etc. Why -the smallest scrap bag would VunJ with a cold ohiaai to make room dissension as a temporary matter. . T , for foe patch. The cut should be ply enough material, for I these are pieced. BazaanVS made wider it the bottom then 1 116 IiCbfi iXAllfTS few facta began to drift gifts will take inexpensive toll a on foe surface, so that in hardening Finally rf I the Cleveland dugeut. A foe patch will lock itself in. The N( any you arent needing yourself. material should be one tain number of foe Indians, who had a I I part portland cement end three k mutinous attitude toward Vitt, I Transfer 28978, IS I water 1 with enough were dominated by Catcher Kellie for ten holders. Send ordTrs ehra only parte sand, to : I been d never j to be workable. Before patching, the It has Hfinsley. concrete should be soaked with I gctiy clear aa to what players were AUNT MABTHA I water. The patch should be kept under the Hemsley banner. Hal Bos JSS-Eaasss City, Me wet for several days for thorough xrosky was known to be one st the 15 cents (or each w Enclose not Is of one wae Bob Where Feller appearance leaders and curing. desired. Pattern Na anti-Vi- tt important, cracks can be fiUed with the signers of the original Name Feller since has had a roofing cement, which is most easily petition. Addn applied by melting end pouring in. change of heart, as have Mel HardOioeeeeeeeeceoataaaa er, Jeff Heath and Ben Chapman. Noisy Water Pipes. President Alva Bradley is receivQuestion: There is always air in our water pipes, which are under ing a large share of the blame for city pressure. It does no harm, but I wonder if it has something to do with the loud noise we always get when drawing ureter. The noise can be heard through the house and is I 1 ArtH-ler- Sstsassd by Western NwMR J nt WASHINGTON. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson has made two extraordiGood Alchemut have iI1 Lacrosse wu originated by the nary predictions in public speeches Samuel Dr. Be Our tight American Indians who played the or articles in the last few days. One of these is that, if Greatest Need Colville Lind, game with whole tribes on a side who offeri President Roosevelt and goals one mile apart should think, some- what appears to this department to the first soundly conservative time between now Quarantine and election, that sanction for the possible availability Wendell L. Willkie of atomic power power in our time. Ragusa, now Dubrovnik, off the is becoming a seriAt the Detroit meeting of the Dalmatian coast some 800 years ago ous threat, he would American Chemical society, built a special dock in the harbor throw this country where all incoming boat were restarting Its national defense ininto to in war order 40 ventory of chemical skills and quired to stay days or for a create a situation in resources. Dr. Lind reports a "quarantine." It was a plague prewhich the President advance toward the measure startling is still in and cautionary would believe his power riches of the metal urause today, although not for such a own inevnium 335. Hit a few atoms of lengthy time, under its modern itable. The other is with 56 electron volts and same "quarantine." that if President you draw off 2SS.S06.SM electros Roosevelt is he will have volts. It looks like a power the United States in the war within Big Three which this country could two weeks. use Just now. Dr. Lind says Kentucky, Illinois and Indiana are Curiously enough, Johnson has not there Is plenty of uranium and the "big three of the liquor inmade what seems to some military three-fourtthat the seisure of its power is of dustry, producing in Washington the most deva practical possibility, not all the whisky made in the United experts attack he could possibly astating by high costs of the procStates. Of the total national output make on the President in connecess. Cutting the power atom out of 10,303,914 gallons in March, for tion with the whole question of preof the herd of slightly different example, Kentucky produced 4,673, paredness. atoms is the one great remaining 187 gallons, Illinois ' 1,422,125 and Favored Mechanised Army. obstacle. Indiana 1,834,935. This is that when Johnson was Just Dr. Lind has been an ace atom-- 1 in entering the administration, back 1933, to become head of the NBA, he nucleus bomber for many years. insisted that a fair portion of die His field of radioactivity has been a $3,300,000,000 which was being ap- sone of wizardry In chemistry and propriated by congress for relief, ha has turned in much basic reshould be spent in mechanising the search, including his ionization theory of foe chemical effect of radium army. He obtained NO SUPPORT WHAT rays. He has written extensively PIANO BARGAIN EVER from the administration for on subjects in hie field. From his native McMinnville. dils proposal, though it was directed SLIGHTLY USES BEAUTIFUL SOLELY at bringing our army up Tenn.. where he was bom in 1879, SPINETTE PIANO to date. Congress debated it, and he went to Washington and Lee uniCss bt pwehaMl at a Greatly Reduced Frits versity and foe Massachusetts Instir and ob Vary Uaaaenabla Payments. solemnly adjoined the administraWrite immediately to tion from spending ANY id the 3 tuts of Technology, with an educaGLEN BROS. MUSIC CO. billion, 300 millions for bringing the tional chaser at the University of SaK Lake City, Utah N Be. Mala Bt. army up to date from a military Leipzig and later at tha University of Paris. He taught at foe Univer-- 1 standpoint I At that time. It should be remem- sity of Michigan, served as chief HOTELS S. of folU. mines bureau the of chemist was slavishly bered, congress Whea la BENO. NEVADA, eteo at the lowing the President on his every and is now dean of foe institute of HOTEL GOLDEN Eeae'e lareeel aad meet paaalar betel. wish. The revolt sgainst the White technology of foe University of Min--1 House had not yet raised its hand. nesota. KODAK FINISHING Consequently if the President had ILLIONS by foe hundreds are thought it wise to spend some of 16 this huge appropriation in providing 25$ just about an irresistible tar-- 1 BeB Dereieped and IS priatl tie IS Be tanks and armored trucks for the get, and perhaps Sunday supplement srfata Ho BEX PHOTO n OcSea Utah. army, and in transforming the ob- writers can be forgiven for trying solete horse soldiers into fighting TYPEWRITERS units capable of resisting a modern Field Humps at out Lara eteak need arbiaee, aU teaks. Special foe, congress would have fallen over Keeping English playboy SALT LAKE itself complying with the President's prices far ached epealie. DISK KX IS W. Besadway. SaU LakaCMy. wish. Children Moving Promoted Preparedness. though in his heyday his chief sins INEXPENSIVE MEALS Johnson and Johnson seem to have been no more than an underhave been among the very few men standable interest in hunting and The beet (aad la Sait Lake la earvad bp The MATFLOWEB CAFB who have bad President Roosevelts horses, and dogs, mainly retrievers. at 1S4 Smith Mata POPULAR PBICED ear at any time in the last few years Lawebenae. Dlaaen and Sandwiches New, however, even these tret who .have had into the background as he gears any intelligent HEARING AIDS up the National Child Refugee notion of the nacommittee ef which he is chairHA HD OF HEARING? No need to bo band!-Th- a tional defense Vi man. His Job is to keep well situation. The Acaastlraa caa hols ytm. Writs lor Ina roll EngOmmutrati No ohlisatioa. ease of Gen. oiled the wheels that foe thousands children lish by S. JohnHugh ACOUSTICON INSTITUTE out ef the reach ef Nasi dive B. H. Craio son vainly advoMl B. State SL Slot Uka Cttr, Utah bombers. It most keep him cating. os far whacking away long after foe back as 1933, the CHEMICAL ANALYSIS latest fox has taken cover. use of some of funds relief the Just foe same the supplemented Whaat tasted far prateia IIjN. or analysis of Foods, Steak aad Poultry Faada. were right on one point He really PBTEBSON LABOBATOBIES funds for has hundreds of millions. They pour SaK Lake City, Utah MSS So. State SL mechanizing the down from foe original Marshall Fields of Chicago. army, has Just been told. NEW The other Johnson is Louis. More In his middle forties now. Chair--1 than two years ago, it happens foe man Field is sturdily handsome, WB havs o faw assistant secretary of war was com- with a grayish pompadour and a big-- 1 oad famtaim stools, ate. Also a faw aasd - tea artam cabinata aad ranniraaanra. all to several friends that the gish. sharp nose. He dresses well, plaining Bints H. W. aiaas. Call ar write as he was taught at Eton and Cam-- 1 Co. STB W. Xnd So.. Salt Laka City. UL army was woefully deficient in certain vital details. Among them was bridge where he got his schooling, powder-makin- g machinery, which though conservatively. His pants would cost about $3,000,000. have no cuffs at alL Go ahead and contract for it,' FOR said Baruch. "Tell the contractors Americans talk up the that if congress does not appropriate THREE U. S. King George and one foe money for it, I win pay foe bill is Major General Emmons of foe personally.' United States air corps. He is one To understand this It is necessary of the young- to realise a few points about WashQUALIFICATIONS Ma j. Gen. Emmons eg ofnceri ington procedure. Army and navy Sulla U. & dtizaai of good character as picked by officer are not allowed to go up batwaaa tho ages of II and 35, without dependents aad io good physical before committees of foe house and Why conditio. senate and tell what they think while back to give the country's sev-- 1 SHOULD be done; They have GOOD PAY eral military arms extra socko. get approval of the budget director Fifry-tw- o ENLIST NOW years old, he has been in before they can even ASK congress flu since 1908; with the infanAir in army Vacaaciaa new ayailabla Corps, for anything. try until 1915, when he was switched Infaotry, Field Artillery, Coatt President's Responsibility. to foe signal corps. That made him Engineers, Signal Corpa, Madicri Naturally this is really foe re- a flier because in those dark and Corpa, Quarts muster Carpi, aad ether The Amu aad Branches. sponsibility of foe President stumbling days the signal corps was secretary of wsr and the secretary all foe flying service foe United CONTACT of foe navy can explain any details States had. U. S. Army Recruiting Station to the President and if the budget At birth his parents named him 223 Now laldiag bureau cramps their departments Delos. Salt Laka City Mostly, foe Deloses lack in ways they think vital, they can explanation of their paradequate complain to the President personally. ents' curious preference, and foe But woe to any admiral, general general belongs to this forever-puz-- 1 or cabinet officer, who, on being sled fry. HOTEL BEN LOMOND called before a committee on CapiIn fun his name is Delos tol Hill, proceeds to put in a plug Emmons. In many Carleton for some appropriation which HE given names there ta little sense personally thinks is vital, but which Indeed, hut In Delos there can has not had the approval of the be no rhyme or reason. This President BEFORE foe officer testicommentator knows one Delos1 fies! who explains feebly that his givNevertheless, Louis Johnson took en name stem from a French his political life in his hands and cook in a Wisconsin lumber made foe contract for the powdercamp where his father wae fore making machinery, with a private man. Na more! Net even that individual. he flipped a noble flapjack. It Is generally regarded aa one The general has one daughter; she of the most extraordinary episodes undoubtedly has told him he ta a in the official life of the Washington man who never learns. Because, government guess what he named her. Delosle! It was months before anything leaked out about it and then only from Vichy is somewhat after congress had appropriated the NEWS if not doped, but occamoney, sional dispatches ara Bear in mind also that no one, any possibly enlightening. Worth watch. . Csttaa Shse . Tap foe had the in administration, place at ing ta Heinrich Abets, Neil ambasthought that this was an UNNECESsador to Franca Ho was r Khraala Bataatiaaa pale, SARY appropriation. Everyone blond lad, who talked like Uriah had viteL if But was it knew It af Cawwarai aad Ad CteO not been for an official who dared Hccp and carried a knife In his He went to France to Ben risk his job and disfavor, and a pri- sleeve. vate Individual willing to gamble the preach pacifism. He had plenty of OGDEN, UTAB money, lived elegantly, was a social loss of $3,000,000 of his private forT. B. FHasatald. Mat favorite. Much of tha corruption of tovita! but this step tune, simple ward preparedness would not have' French journalists was traced to him when he was expelled by Data-dibeen taken! in 1939. THE SPORTS " CARTER FIELD Service.) SPEAKING OF WHOS Rtvitwtd by (Ban Syndicate Jacket and Skirt For School Miss I Au-gu- st Faith an Incentive Faith is the most powerful centive and the best guide to Dr. progress in science. in- fur-th- Birkhoff. tost Sate kip a slot iwis iron tifth San faancidcoi kr, ta-p- m7actl ofi Sport Shorts ADVERTISING ht rbl nine-gam- anbfd-shoul- Ml s CHAIN! 3 TO ORDER Advertising tributes to tto aservons touched by tho ?- whifkio act up. Ia the br to, advertising' is toc working in theintermt teiMU wry day of tho ywr, woslth to use oad tqjoy. jLms ta j me "8 3 |
