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Show WASHINGTON hews HisToor of TOE WIST WEEK A Senator Kendrick of Wyoming has introduced a bill amending the oil leasing law by providing that royalties may he paid to the tales instead of annually. The s r suggests this change because of the desire of Wyoming State university to raise funds for new construc: y qunr-terl- na-to- Complete History of What Has tion work. Been Happening Throughout IIung-- ROWLAND HALL Pithy Mows Notes prcnxdi&m'people All Denominntirns Write for Cetnlcgue. From AU Parts of HIMIKIUOniilMiU (I BUSINESS Fpirr0l S' hixil far Girin. Salt Lake City COLLEGES V L. D. business college. School of EtTiciency. All commeresl branches. 60 N. Main St., Salt Laka City, free. Catalog UTAH Stanley Fears Government by Bureau OLDSMOB1LE DEALFRS WANT ED In Utah, Idaho. Neand undernourishment Salt Lake. A call for specimens of will vada. Wyoming. Liberal conuuiiuioii will prevail in many disnil kinds of land and water life of end representative on reqnes' the World , TOUKSSEN Distributor. F. A. trict in Russia after the coming liar Every now and then some United Utah is being sent out among the test, but actual famine is now on the States senator makes a speech In people of the state by Professor HarPLEATING A BUTTONS vuina and soon will old R. Hagan, head of the biological WESTERN which he laments assaults on the Conjuice vanishes except in isolated districts, accordin Utah of stitution of the United States both department of the University Accordian, Side, Box Pleating, Hemstitching,1 Approximately $100,000,000 will be to reis.rts which have Kid Corset Parlor. He expects to make a thorough study Button. Buttonhole. Lake direct and indirect the inevitable rethe reached City. 46 E. Broadway, Salt spent for good road construction American relief of the land in life of Utah sult of which Is to bring about furand water throughout the country during the fis- Moscow from its administration In ther concentration of power In tie the near future by means of a state SEE roun PUEUSH2R workers in the field. cal year, which began July l. This federal government and a further biological survev. kind to your loWUI be Take your Book Bindlng-a- ny brought about by the continuof a Joint congression cal printer. Leith's Trade Bindery. Salt Lake. weakening of the sovereignty of the Sait Lake. state ation of federal aid roads under re- al Appointment Utah The departcommittee to Investigate the practiseveral states of the Union. ment of registration announces that UTAH METAL WORKS, MTg's Type Metals. cent authorization of an cability of creating a government farm appropriaSenator A. Owsley Stanley of Kenof a class of thirteen wlw stood an Salt Lake City. tion of almost fifty million dollars for insurance bureau would be authorized tucky Is such a senator. He is a Demexamination to practice dentistry in distribution among the several states. under terms of a introresolution ocrat, to be sure, but he is not dethe state eleven were successful. Under the conditions of the aid each duced by Senator McNary, Oregon fending the old doctrine of state's Those who Made to Make Good were F. S. Shaffer tste' must match the sum alloted it. The Insurance bureau would protect rights so much as voicing alarm at and Yasaki passed Tne apportionment to be made to the farmers Chikarvishi of Salt Lake, the development of government bu against crop losses, fires and Gilbert F. Gwillium of Park City, Carl various western states for the fiscal other hazards, McNary reaus the and particiexplained. O. Jensen of Draper, C. L. Stone of year, which began July 1 is approxpation of the federal government In Evanston, Wyo. ; V. L. Wright of A. imately as follows: Herr II. O. Fokker, designer and matters which have been popularly Glenn R. Chaffee of Grand Arizona Ilyrum, 88 builder of the 702.1 exten$ monoplane used regarded ns purely state matters. California Junction, Colo.; W. II. Sprunt of 1,041,399 sively by Germany In the World war Senator does Incidentally Stanley Colorado Whitney, Ida.; Ray Y. Chase, Islipem-Ing- , not find himself lonesome; he finds 891,117 for pursuit and combat duty, Is coopIdaho Mich.; T. U. Morgan of Kansas 02.7,091 erating with American naval designplenty of company In this position. Iowa ers in experiments looking to the deHere Is Senator Stanleys career In a City, and Curtice C. Later of Detroit, 1.401.91.7 Kansas autshell: lie was born in Shelby vllle, Ky., May 21, 1SC7; graduated class 1889 Mich. 1,401 ,.721 velopment of a new torpedo plane, the Centre Minnesota college, Danville, Ky. ; received honorary degree LL. D. State Uni1,415,7111 navy department announces. Richfield. A phin for benefaction Montana versity of Kentucky June 1, 1916; admitted to bar 1894; presidential elector of the 1,0111,2.77 city Is being worked out. In Nebraska 1900; married Miss Sue Soaper April 29, 1003; has three sons. A. Attorney General Daugherty has ar1,0,74,120 Owsley, Jr., Price. Frank Oliveto and Mrs. Joe to mlliam a on conduct Nevada ranged the Soaper nnd Marion Shelby; elected to congress 1902; served In Fifty-eighthearing 011,7,024 Warach wero Fifty-nintarrested by Sheriff of New Mexico the of question Sixty-firslegality Sixtieth, permitting connnd Sixty-thir7915,210 Kelter and Deputy Sam Garrett, i from the Second district of Kentucky; elected of sale gresses the on Oregon .. intoxleating beverages of 788,440 governor Kentucky In November, 1915; served as L- - D. of cmIJLint 'vessels. hoard Texas Nutter, shipping manager governor until May, 1919; resigned that office 2.9.70.11.7 a St0re "nd ch:irJ,ed with larceny, to attend the Utah session of the United States senate, to which he 500,278 National crop and market reports was elected In extraordinary1918 ; term '0T two r t!lree weeks goods have November, Wyoming expires March 3, 1925. 0215,078 are now broadcasted by radio from leen frequently disappearing from 45 government nnd private broadcastcounters and a watch was kept for iiiimiMniimiiiiiimtiimiinmiiimiommimoiimuiii touches Finishing this summer are the thief. The watchers in the store being put on the construction of the ing stations in the United States. fifty-seveFirst Large Library in America spied Mrs. Warach and her son, Joe, million dollar trunk rail- More than 35 of the stations broad6 years of age. The boy had a handinMmHramiimitiiNiniiimitiiM.MiiiuniiiuiiHMnMiiuiiiiiNiiinnminiitHiiHftiiHaunin road which the United States has cast by radiophone, which Involves no The first Iijrge library to be estab-- , bag and walked about the store, takbuilt across the Alaska mountains to technical knowledge of radio technique lislied in America was that of HarMrs. Raymond Robins of Chicago ing everything lie could get into the vard university .founded in 16.78, six connect Fairbanks anil Nomina on or codes on the part of those who (portrait herewith) retiring president bug, after which he turned the bag the territorys great interior river sys- listen In. The radio market nows of the National Womans Trade Union over to ids mother, who would return rears after the college. In 1700 Yale tem, with the tidewater points of An- service of the United States depart- league, was university also established a large lipresented by the league ment of agriculture is an effort to get home and later revisit the store. Afchorage and Seward. with specially designed wrought silver The two are today among the brary. vital agricultural news to farmers as ter the hag had been filled, the mothflower bowl and candlesticks at the er and son started for home, followed --greatest of college libraries in this Private Louis Marsch, Moulton, quickly as possible after the close of recent convention. It Is an expression otintry. Tex., was burled alive and three other the markets. To gather market Infor- of by tlie officers. of her fifteen years oldlers were seriously Injured when mation the department has 73 branch workappreciation as president. Its a question &alt Lake. Notification received gravel bank caved In on them at offices In 4(1 large centers, 16 of which whether Raymond Robins or Mrs. Rayfrom (lie Interstate commerce comFort Sill, Okla. are directly connected with the Washmond Robins ranks higher as a social mission that the reduced freight tarington office nnd with each other by economist ; each has a long record iffs on ores shipped from the Tintic Thirty business houses were flood 2550 miles of leased telegraph wires. of activity covering the last twenty district to local smelters would bed, several Mexican dwellings float years. They were married In 1905. come effective at once, caused great d away and three bridges were waslr The house committee on agriculture Mrs. Robins begnn her 'career as a d out by a flood which elation among mining men. Butting swept through has reported favorably a bill introinto effect of the new rates is unanthe border cities of Nogales, Ariz duced by Representative Riddick of founder of the Womans Municipal league in New York In 1903. Among and Nogales, Sonora. imously conceded to be the most imMontana releasing from obligation to other things she Is now president of portant occurrence of many months the government those furmrs In the the International Federation of WorkThe body of John Fitzgerald, 20 as related to the Utah mineral inThere b hardly a household In America drought stricken areas of the west ing Women. today that does not use a lot of Canned years old, of Tulsa, Okla., was found who borrowed from the dustry. to Foods. The affiliated memberftdp of the Science has helped wonderfully in government at the foot of the Third Flatiron, preserving the original flavor and taste of seed In the spring of 1921, and National Womans Trade Union league Salt Lake. Railroad shop men of mountain needle one mile west of buy kind of fruit or vegetable. every nearly who have been unable to repay, beIs more than 600,000 and Includes 108 The reason so mueh fruit spoils is beSalt Lake, approximately 1000 in all, Boulder, Oolo. According to members cause the cause of wrong canning methods. Write crop of that year was also occupations. Among the high, spots of are on strike. There was no parade, of searching party Fitzgerald apparfor book ein "Canning and How to Us a fullure. The bill stipulates that a the recent convention at Waukegan, III., were the issues Canned Poods." This book tells you no conout in demonstration or brought disturbance nnd, ently had fallen approximately seven lot of things you probably haven't heard with the child labor situation since tbe federal statute was declared e the men who are on strike feet down the fuce of the cliff yield of five bushels or less of wheat nection of More sad its FREE. Jast fill irt. the apparently, or rye. 16 bushels of oats, 10 bushels Invalid ; the gcute problems of women workers in respect to hours and wages, and the lines below plainly, and send a two bent he had been scaling. superintendents and general of barley or three btvshels of flax, as brought out particularly by the textile strike; the question of unemploystamp and the book will be mailed to foremen whom they left in the shops you promptly. ment and the ways and menns of preventing proposed blanket Montana railroads are making re- grown In 1921 In the drought stricken legislation in without men, are on the best of terms duced rates for the national editoriul regions, shall constitute a failure, and the name of equality for women, which would endanger the Industrial standThe strike order came from headthe borrower whose crops fell below ards secured by hard years of struggle. HELEN BROOKS DEPARTMENT meeting at Mfssoulu. quarters and it was obeyed to the Rea 1146, Sat Lake City. Utah the figures named last year are forletter by 100 per cent of the local I enclose two cents in stamps for reMontana dentists held a state con mally, under the released from bill, turn postage on a free copy of shopmen. vcnOon at Butte. "Canning and How to Use Canned repayment of the amount borrowed Poker-Fac- e Foods from the government. About $1,250,000 Ogden James Bingree, former presGENERAL Name ident and director of seven banks In Is involved. Street Utah, Idaho and Wyoming and associWilbur Glen Voliva, ruler of Zion, Old Poker-Fac- e The jdan for the complete eradicais what the ated with City and packing, cement, 111., has ordered a newspaper men called Admiral Baron numerous other industrial sugar supply of blankets tion of tuberculosis In the cattle herds State l enterprises, with which to cover knteker clud hik- of the Kato at the Washington armament country stems well within the Indicted by the federal grand Jury at ing girls while they pass through the bounds of possibility to conference. And they always added Salt was department of that he was a gentleman, a scholar of Lake, He served with a warrant village. agriculture experts as the result of a arrest. was immediately taken Elephants Rip Up Pipes and a regular feller. They called before United States Commissioner demonstration that an entire county Running forty miles an hour, Wild elephants have caused considhim poker-facafter because, pertSante Fe train ran Into an op- may be cleared of all its reactors in sistent experiment, they found the Thomas J. Maginnis, who fixed the erable difficulty on the Island of Suma-- ; bond at $5000, whieii was furnished tra en switch at Iturrton, Kansas, wreck- a week nnd a day. Such a demonstraJapanese statesman couldnt be kidduring oil development work, asi and Bingree was released. ing the train and Injuring nine per- tion was recently completed in Essex ded. even by experts. these animals seein to have taken a! county. New York, where local authorsons seriously. Well, Admiral anyway. Baron Salt Lake. Dr. C. N. Jensen, state special dislike to the pipe lines laid ities, were assisted by the state and Kato has accepted the premiership of Chinas Inability to control disor- the department of agriculture. superintendent of public instruction, above ground through the jungles, nnd! Japan. His nonparty cabinet comes has been elected vice have repeatedly torn them up, so that derly elements of her own population president of tli Into power with the avowed intention FOREIGN of men are kept busy repairing1 gangs has brought her face to face with the National Education association. of carrying out the agreements of the the damage. possibility that armed aliens again (thief Justice Tuft and Mrs. Taft Washington conference in spirit and Provo. The arrangements for the will establish themselves within her sailed for In letter. the United States on the He says: summer school, which is to be Alpine domain. teamer Canopic from England. In brief, Japans foreign policy, held on Mount Tlmpanogos for five from vtUch this cabinet will not deweeks beginning July 17, are pracReceipts of the Salt Lake City Chile has accepted the Peruvian part, is to with the powers tically complete. Four courses in nafor June amounted to $8,7.927, and Convenient In ease no plebiscite proposal that, in the spirit as well as to the letter which is $10,587 more than the re- s held In Tncna-Aric- n ture nnd will study, biology BUY geology and and of the covenant of the League of Nabe given during the five weeks. Fifty ceipts for June, 1921. This is a gain Peru cannot decided the tions and the treaties and resolutions sovereignty of 14.08 per cent, against un avermen only will be registered for the f the province by direct negotiation, signed at Washington, with the view courses. These men age gain of 12.24 ier cent for the both countries will may take cookthe concord und exer-isfriendship may continue and develop among the request an and ing utensils with them and txmrd fifty largest offices In the United of the good offices" of the Unitthat reduction of armaments may steadily progress to relieve thenations, difficulties themselves, or States. they may rent a tent and burdens of mankind. ed States. board at tlie cafeteria. and Admiral Baron Katos of the acceptance of Japan apparently When Frank Meek of Danville, 111., There have been serious outbreaks marks the establishment of a new era in Dal premiership Nippon. It probably reveals what left that city for Los Angeles he in that Brigham City. .TJvoi0Ck are genof portion Upper Silesia which amounts to a revolution in the nutional sentiment of the weighed .70,7 pounds. When he readi- the league of nations awarded to empire erally doing well, though their condied Los Angelos he weighed 224 Poland. There were seven bombs tion is only fair. Beach und apple pounds. He walked all the way. crops are in good condition in the mathrown, principally against German jor fruit sections. leaders. Starting out to make the world better by killing all the women, .Andy Gunnison. Plans are being drawn HitmmimiiiHumnttHiim It is semiofficially stated that two Rulse, a Mexican laborer of Taylor lerman experts were going to Paris a steel bridge over the Sevier for Here Is a portrait of Pierre N. R. Springs, 111., killed his sister-in-lariver west of Gunnison. to ask the reparations commission for Key of New York, a music writer of .and dangerously injured his wifr miiratorlum by which Germany note, who Is writing a biography of rieasant Grove. The pis company It Is authorized by As a tree missionary for the treeless would he enabled to ssread her case Enrico Caruso. will soon lay mains for gas in this Mrs. Caruso and by the dead tenors belt of Idaho, Dean F. O. Miller of the payments over a longer period. city. rty Pjdied' bmdtttmgy Sidled brother, who have furnished personal school of forestry of the Idaho UnMiss Gertrude Hell, ass stant polinnd letters data. other Musicians UTAH A new who modnnd Deweyville. large CANNING CO. iversity Is spending July end August tical observer for Fngland, now makes were friends of the great artist and ern school building will be erected In a trip through the central and weekly from Cairo by trips aeroplane worked with him have also contribhere this season. southern parts of the state. In the In- to Ragdad, a distance of 900 miles. uted material. Bruno Zlrato, Carusos terests of forest extension. Balt Lake. The board of education Uncle Eben. Landed here from a ship when 12 former secretary. Is working In colis asking for bids cn 7300 tons of coal with Mr. Key. laboration A leave uvaftalning several .rifles months old De man dat always greets every because It was thought Mr. Key himself for the coming school year. should have nrd believed to have been used by a she was dying, Clara Rloxham body wlf a happy smile, no matter! has much material of value. Two bend of robbers has been found 35 just died at the age of 76 his troubles Is, sai l Uncle Eben,' years, at ago, at Caruso's request, he andyears Salt Lake. Childr ms day at the the .Wiles west of Pueblo, Colo. Deal, England. State Fair will be October 22nd this aln t nuffln but a good actor. In th preparation tenor of a series of articles going Into deyear. Gold bars valued at $2,500,000 arTwo hoy murderers ere on trial In Knows Not Happiness. rived at New York on the steamship Berlin. One. 13, killed his cousin. The tails of the singers career. Informa Some persons 1 know estimate hap--i Salt Lake. On a 30, e walktlon then furnished by Caruso is be Berenparia consigned to J. P. Morgan other, ing trip to forty-eigaged 15, choked e fellow errand lng Incorporated In this work. Cn states, Mexico plness by fine houses gardens andl nnd cbmpnny for the account of the nnd Bernard to Canada, as death. of New parlors others by pictures, horses,! ruso, the Mguler boy generally accepted great British treasury of which the Morgan York City arrived In Salt Luke after money and various things wholly re-- ( est operatic tenor of his day, sang In firm Is the fiscal agent In this counThe Mexican government has pro- Italy, Russia, France, England, Gerhaving completed half of his journey. mote from their own species; but' try. Mugler must make and save $2000 on when I wish to uscertaln the real fe- -' tested to the United States govern- many and America and there must in be his much the trip, must not ask for food nr lleity of any rational man, I worth progress triumphal is it said that preserving. Anyway, Before going ofl his vacation. ment against the hauling down of the the dend tenor will be faithfully portrayed both as an artist and as a man rides in order to win an award o inquire whom he hns to love. Ifalways I find Charles Brodek, a New York lawyer, Mexican flag at Its consulate at Clevethe Curuso known to Ids Intimates. Ills means of making expens he has nobody, or does not love $5000. those burglar proofed his home and put a land by the police. On the same day Mr. Key for twelve years was music editor of tlie New York World. H es are through the sale of pictures. he has, even in the midst of ail his .night wntclimnn there. He has turned two Americans at Calexico, Cnllf., haa been a frequent contributor to the magazines. He Is alee editor of ttu of In a Hat of $8000 worth of articles profession and grandeur, L puled down the Mexlcen flag from the Musical Digest, a weekly tuuslc publication Salt Lake. The Fourth South street pronounce him finery a stolen In his absence. Jn deep adbeing were consulate and arrested. viaduct destroyed by fire will re versity. Mrs. Inchbnld. I built In a short time. -i ' g , t, Sixty-secon- d d . Mrs. Raymond Robins, Social 'Economist n Canning and How to Use Canned Food ty-flv- Japanese east-boun- post-offic- Premier Old e ECONOMICAL e PIERCES e Enrico Caruso as Celebrity and Man OSecasg M-h- 000-mil- ht . i |