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Show THE SALIMA SUN. SALINA'. UTAH I AM YOLK TOWN State Road (The American Legion Weekly) Make of me what you will I shall reflect you as clearly as a mirror throws back a candle beam. If I am pleasing to the eye of the (Continued from page one) within my gates;- if I am notwithstanding the fact, is hamp- stranger ered by lack of cooperation from the such a sight as, having seen me, he big city interests, is moving ahead will remember me all his days and it can be known that every man, a thing of beauty, the credit woman and child is not only boostyours. ing this part, but are lending moral Ambition and opportunities call and financial aid for all Utah. some of my sons and daughters to hard for Sevier county voted bonds tasks and mighty privileges, to high federal govsurface roads and the ernment knew the program. They my greater honor and to my good will insist for this type of road, but repute in far places, but it is not will be content even though the pro- chiefly those who are my strength. is in those who remain, gram may be delayed to the far My strength with what I can who content are future. offer them, and with what they can offer me. It was the greatest of all TONE IN AFRICAN WIRELESS Better be frist Romans who said: in a little Iberian village than be Matter That Has Long Baffled Euro- second in Rome. peans Seems to Have Been Cleared I am more than wood and brick Up by Discovery. and stone, more even than flesh and am the composite soul of all Just at the time when the British blood I are expecting authorization of their who call me home. I AM YOUR TOWN own wireless broadcasting, the secret the drum mesof African wireless sages tiiat have baffled the curiosity of travelers, explorers and big game EVEN PERSIA SEES THE LIGHT liunlers ever since they have known INTERESTING, Commission A fa' Vi ,l'$i t BUT For your new mens and young mens snappy spring suits and latest model and styles in Star Hats, see Gus FricKson at tHe NOT TRUE, STORY ABOUT A CROOK An Interesting canard gained wlda currency recently to the effect that a famous retired crook, caught beating a slot machine by depositing a slug Instead of a nickel, was carried on the pension list of the American Bankers Association. The Idea was that the pension kept him from robbing banks, X 4 4 44 4 4 44 44 X 4 44 Fair Merc. Co. but F. N. Shepherd, executive manager of the Association, promptly spoiled the story. "There Is absolutely no basis for this report, he said. The American Bankers Association conducts a protective department to prevent and prosecute criminal activities against banks who are members of the Association, with the idea, of safeguarding property and bringing just punishment to offenders, but it is no part of the work of the Association to buy off criminals directly or indirectly. The rules of the department expressly provide that no case once committed by a member bank to the Association can be taken out of its hands, nor the We sell for less 4 4 4 4 ... ,. .j. .. .5. ,. .5. TIGHTWAD 4 ' 4. 4. 4-- 444444 44 4444 4 DEFINED tightwad is described by the government as a man who saves 60 cents of every dollar and spends 37 cents of the balance for living expenses, and one cent each for education,- recreation and giving. Through a little book, entitled Dow other people get ahead," the government savings system is endeavoring to interest the American people, especially those with moderate incomes, in thrift. Alongside its designation of tightwad, it places the spendthrift, described as a man who saves nothing, spends 58 cents of every dollar on living expenses, 40 cents on recreation and one cent each for education and giving. The thrifty man is designated as one who saves 20 cents of every dollar, spends 50 cents on living and 10 cents each on education, giving and recreation. A or compromised. offense condoned Much less would a blanket compromise with the criminal proclivities of any crook by means of money tribute be entered into by the Association. The only pension list the Association has is one for retired employees In recognition tor long and meritorious services. of it has been discovered. Frightful Conditions of Child Labor in Everyone who has traveled in Africa That Country Have Been Greatly has listened with a ihrill to the drums Ameliorated. of the natives rolling and tapping off a message to a distant village, which Child carpet weavers of Persia are Acin turn sends it on. The message may to have an easier life hereafter. be anything, a social announcement, London to the by News, Daily cording a dance invitation or a tribal call to an agreement between the carpet trad Hard Lot Middle Ones arms for war. That these messages ing companies and the Union of Masare accurate has been proved time and ter' Weavers in Kerman, no boy may Jane, who has one brother older now work in a factory before eight tbnn herself and one younger, again. astonishan been why a hiiddle child has a hard there has Always years of age or a girl before ten. middle" one doesnt get to lot. The maximum is the An eight-hou- r ing accuracy about native messages day conshe said, because the oldnatural go in the places, and tills sent way, for children under fourteen. clusion was that they used a code. In addition, not only must the sheds est one is always big enough to take Is always too Tills, indeed, was the general conclube properly heated, but the little work and the youngest one sion. But it is not so. The man who ers are to be given seats with backs little to leave; has discovered the secret, a on which to sit as they work, singing African explorer, tells the the song which tells of the pattern 4 writer that the drum messages are they are making; they are often too 444S45,4"i"8,4444444444444444,-S,,5MS,4'J,,54'IM5,,IM-i,,5,'5','J,'i''4l,'S,444'i,4MS,45 m tonic. That is they depend on tone. young to remember it by any other 4 11 Jlk He has brought home to England the method. 44 tone Chicago Mis system. complete Bishop Linton of the Church Louis 4 4 slonary society, In his Sketches on Persia, tells how in low, unheated 4 sheds the children from four or five CAME IN JOHNNYS ABSENCE 4 upward have hitherto sat knotting 4 threads all day and every day. 44 Small Boy Had Been Expecting That As the pattern climbs the loom the 4 SOUTH AMERICA PRICES Baby, and It Arrived While He 44 rough beam on which the children sit Was Visiting. is raised. To prevent themselves fall4 Looking at a copy of the Buenos 4 to (he ground they cross their legs ing 44 Aires (South America) Herald, it Johnnys parents lived in the coun- underneath, and at the end of the try. lie was the only child, and being days work they have to be lifted be of interest to note that in 4 might too young to attend school, got very down, as they are too cramped to walk. 4 December, 1922, Buenos Aires prices 4 lonely. Many are permanently crippled and 4 on Uneeda Biscuits were 80d per lie often expressed the wish for a can never support themselves on their 44 hab.v brother, and, hearing of the arto tegs. , 44 package, the same price applied rival of a new baby at his aunts, More horrible still is the custom of Zu Zu Ginger Snaps. 4 Oysterettes and Indignantly demanded why the baby marriage at eight or nine years. 4 house. his to ut the Herald are $2,40 not been left had Motherhood for these little cripples 4 Subscriptions 4 Ills mother told him It was because means certain death. In 4 per month or $23.00 per year. his aunt had more clothes for the 4 4 the clasified section, positions are baby than she had, as most of his THEIR OWN FARES FIGURE 4 either wanted or vacant or off-ere- d. worn but promwere out, baby clothes 4 4 ised him to be prepared and, when ad' Syskjoving picture theatre Ihe doctor had another baby to Baden Railroad Adopts Unique tem to Avoid Complaints Made 4 vertisement are conspicuous by their leave In their neighborhood, he would Probate and Guardianship Notices. leave it at their house. Several weeks by Passengers. 4 absence and many good wines and Consult County Clerk or the respecfather took him beers are prominently advertised. A tive signers for further information. passed, and Johnnysto Late arrivals at the ticket windows to his grandmothers spend the day. 4 In hereafter Baden of stations railway 44 full page is given over to steamship Toward evening his grandmother told In windows the clerks at will ask the to The makeup of NOTICE TO CREDITORS speak 4 line advertisements. him that his father wished the tickets they buy, the of vain 4 price on the him to phone. 4 the Herald compares favorably with writes a Berlin correspondent of the ESTATE OF GEORGE C. LOGAN 4 that of After talking a few minutes Johnny many newspapers in the New York Herald. Instead, they will 4 exDECEASED. dropped the receiver and cried States. It is seven columns United come ! Ive got a baby retire to the other side of the room, : Its citedly unwide and table where a large nnd complicated generally fourten pages to Notice is hereby given by the 44 brother! We had the most clothes, so estwith issue. is rates of the pencil There, of the posted. dersigned, administrator the doctor left it at our house. Ive .j..5..5.44$,4444444444444fr444,S",44,lM5,44'S"S'S,,S,4,5,44,J,,J,44,i"l,,5,4444 rate ate of George C. Logan deceased, to been expecting that baby for a long and paper, they will multiply the mass out the from they finally pick the creditors of and all persons hav time, and the first time T go visiting 4 of figures by the number of kilometers ,;..2....K44444-F,KH4444444$1M-l1H4444444444444444News. comes. it deceased, said Indianapolis here the claims against ing 4-appearing upon the ticket they have to exhibit them, with the necessary been given and pay accordingly at the 5 V vouchers, within two months after Carry Mine's Output Through Tunnel. window. The railway officials announce that An eastern coal company, in open the first publication of this notice, J to the said Henry K. Logan at his ing up three new mines, situated close when the price of a ticket is printed was confronted with the it becomes obsolete within a few days residence in Salina in the County of together, of transporting the output to and pnssen greris complnln that they are problem Sevier, State of Utah. four and a quarter miles away, being overcharged nnd hold up traffic. river a Dated April 30, 1923. with steep and nigged hills Interven- On the other hand, they add, the em- 5 A railroad around the hills or ployees at the ticket windows cannot HENRY K. LOGAN, administrator ing. to be too expen- be expected to keep up to date with one appeared through DeC. Logan, of estate of George 4 cost and in operation, so the prices of tickets to every place 4 ' M4t4 sive in first ceased. tunnel a small bore to is to pasdecided (he It was up along the line, so.it Three thousand years ago lived an Egyptian King named coal sengers to do the figuring for through the hills and convey the in the shown as It sounded like a Stutter and the Gang at the Luxor of on a scries belts, Mechanics STYLE Magazine. SPRING TYPICAL Topular Golf Club called him Tut." The distance of four and a quarter An Alarming Mistake. When Tut reached the Cake Eater age and got his Hair plaster300 miles, in which there is a rise of After a whole day of golfing and ed back right he died. Dying was one of the leading Egyptian an evening of motoring Ruths skin feet, will be made with 20 conveyors to coal the each efdelivering in series, was Irritated from the combined They slipped Sports and Tut s death was a Major Event. the one ahead. At the loading end. fects of sun nnd wind; so she liberally of the in Kings. him into a Swell Tomb Valley the belt will be five feet wide for re applied cold rrenin to her face and mine of Snoopers dug up Tut s from the later a direct coal thousand the rest. Three Party a for herself years settled good night's ceiving the hoisted are shaft, up cars ns they The Advertising Men In a short time, however, her face Tomb and all the Junk buried with him. At and will carry the coal 1,500 feet to began to feel stiff and drawn. weeks have few given him a Rep which took charge of Tut and in a the next conveyor, which will be four last," Ruth thought, my end lias come. y Coues makes Charlie Chaplins, foet wide. The unloading belt at the I have paralysis! Dougs and M. will and feet wide, river will be four Her nervousness increased when her in comparison. look like a last years Almanac deliver to four or six other belts, fingers became unmanageable, nnd her Lost! 3000 for Forgotten! Then, Bang! AdDead coal years through Sli which discharge the skin began to crack nnd snap. chutes into barges. vertised and a whole world hollers for more news of Tut! hastily turned on the light and fourtd her face alarmingly waxy nnd shiny. If advertising con thus put life into a Dead One what can t WTint could be the cause? Finally Had Nothi ng Like That. it do for a Live One? One of those affluent persons who she rushed for the tube of cold creutn. For Your Business? a little For a Live Business? It was labeled Library Paste. can afford to go to Scotland for following the back in the desert and if around look brings 7'Eey could have dug up a hundred Tuts ed 85c Boys well-know- Shirts 85c 1 Jacobs t Legal Nonces ae 54 t THE FABLE OF TUT In-Do- Day-By-Da- story : I was being shown, the sights of Edinburgh. At each, apparently won- v derful to the Scotchman who was actscoffed. ing as my guide, I guess I was sun as the going down, Finally, he took me to the brow of a hill and belchpoint rl to three smokestacks, smoke. forth ing A little excursion among new spring coats reveals light colors, plain de and signs and a discreet use of buttons bold That's nothing compared to what A few braid for embellishment. In Pittsburgh, or Gary, In my have we checks vary the plain, soft materials. down state, or any number of cities In A typical coat In tan color is pictured, the United States, Douglas, I said. cut on conservative but smart, lines ; Ah, my friend, he said, those are the sort of coat to wear any time and the smokestacks of three breweries." Butter wrappers printed at this Send your orders here. office. 5 44 4 44444444 5 44 4 4 4 4 Salina Tire Shop fully. repairing Remember Tut! VULCANIZING GAS AND OILS FREE AIR AND WATER Othenuis Peterson anywhere. Try a want ad in the opportunity column. They are result getters. 4. 4 4 a few Bald-- 1 they had kept the good news to themselves only leaded I liatorians would have ever known it. But if the You can make the best merchandise in the world. world does not get Hep to it the business will sleep along peace- 5 4 4 Proprietor 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .;. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 ,. 4 4 4 4 4 4 ;. .3. 44444 4444444 4444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 " t |