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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH Tjie (lions WOULD AMERICAN ME TO News Notes Live in j Its a Privilege FIRST (Copy for This Department Supplied by the American Leyton Keira Service.) Senate Aluminum Investigation Will Be Resumed This Week; Inquiry On British Rubber Monoply Is Scheduled Leonard P. Ayres, whose reputation as a statistician Is International and who Is vice president of a Cleveland trust company, recently became a member of the Nutional Finance of the American legion. Mr. Washington. approving the cnm-mitte- '8 Ayres was appointed by National Commander John It. McQuIgg to the position which he himself held on the finance committee prior to his election to the commanders!) Ip. Mr. Ayres organized the statistical divisions of the War department, which have become models for other governments. Mr. Ayres held the rank of colonel during the war and was the only civilian soldier ever to head a division of the general staff abroad. The statistical division of Pershings-headquarterat Chaumont, the statis- tlcal division of the service of supply and the statistical division In the Wur department at Washington were by the new member of the Legion committee. After the armistice, Mr. Ayres was a member of the United States peace commission; headed by the late dent Woodrow Wilson, and was chief s While the house Is appropriation In the Geneva preliminary disarmament conference, the senate will resume consideration of the resolution for American adherence to the world court. Talk of invoking cloture on the court discussion so as to get this Is- sue out of the way before the tax bill Is reported has begun, but it has not yet developed Into a definite movement. This may come right away. The lax bill will be ready by the .end of the week, but the managers want to give senators time to study It before asking for its consideration. They believe that by taking it up early In February a vote can be had before the end of that month. The senate aluminum Investigation will be resumed this week, as will the house Inquiry into the alleged Rritlsh monoply of rubber. Secretary Hoover will be heard during the week on the rubber question, while officers of the federal trade commission will be examined with respect to the governmental Investigation of the Aluminum company of America, in which Secretary Mellon is a stockholder. Farm legislation, particularly the crop surplus question, will occupy the attention of the house agriculture committee. The senate committee will hear officials of the New Orleans and Chicago exchanges on the Caraway 1)111 to prohibit speculation In cotton and grain futures. The house naval committee will hold hearings on the proposal to replace the airship Shenandoah. At the same time the house military committee will hear Secretary Davis of the war department, on the question of the status aircraft are to have In nafor American $50,000 PRIZE SEED TO BE EXHIBITED Winner At Chicago Show Will Displayed A't Farm Bureau . And Associations Be Salt Lake City. A special atracstatistician and economic adviser to tion which Is expected to create conthe commission. lie held a similar siderable interest will be added to the position with the commission, headed annual convention of the Utah State by Vice President Charles G. Dawes, Farm Bureau and its affiliated coopwhich helped to work out the erative marketing associations, which Pawes plan for reparations will be held at the Newhouse Hotel settlements. 20 and 23, it Is announced by January Itefore his entry Into the United M. S. executive secretary. States service In 1917, Mr Ayres was This Winder, will be the displaying of the statistician for the allied statistical Utah seed exliib't which won board, priorities board, war Industries original of thirteen the fifteen prizes offered board and the Interallied purchasing In the alfalfa division at the Internacommission. For his services during the war Mr. Ayres was given the Dis- tional Hay and Grain show held last December In - Irrepressible Willie To little Willie had been assigned the task of entertaining, temporarily, his mothers guest. For lack of something better to say, he asked her how she had enjoyed her vacation. Why. 1 havent been away," she replied. Mom must of been mistaken, then, rejoined Willie. "1 heard her tell her bridge club that you and your husband had been at Swords Points for a long time. American Legion Weekly. -- At a Profit doctor had Just finished taking the temperature of a stock broker, who was suffering from a raging fever. Its gone to 102," he announced In a hushed voice, eyeing the thermometer. The patient raised himself on Ills elbow. Sell ! Sell !" lie shouted. American Weekly. A . participation tional defense. tinguished Service medal. Since the armistice Mr. Ayres has held the rank of a colonel In the reserves and Is now statistical consul- tant to the War department. lie wrote the War department's statistical history of the World war, u book which has been used as text by other governments In adding a statistical division to their war offices. Prior to Americas entry Into the World war, Mr. Ayres pointed out, no army or military bureau had ever had a statistical department. Wars used to be fought by armies, he said. Hut the World war mobilized industrial, financial and man power resources of statistical the nations. Naturally, was a vital adjunct. machineiy America was the first to appreciate this. As a member of the National Finance committee, Mr. Ayres will assist In the safekeeping and allotment of the funds of the Legion. This committee makes out the budgets of all divisions and committees of the national organization and assists other units of the organization In financial planning. Mr. Ayres was born In Connecticut In 187b. lie holds degrees from Boston and Columbia universities. Chicago. ! Eugene, Oreg. My blood was bad, circulation poor, and I had pa. ns and aches all over. Mr. back butt and I suffered with pains thru my limbs and joints. I was- also - AFTER ITS DISCUSSION SENATE WILL TAKE UP CONSIDERATION OF TAX BILL WILL HELPHANDLE LEGION'S FINANCES to X Build Up Your Blood Dr. George Stewart of the Utah Agricultural college and E. E. Smith, the two men to whom most of the credit for the excellent showing at Chicago belongs will have charge of the exhibit, which will be shown at the Newhouse hotel. Provo Wins Third Prize For Judging Denver, Colo. With thousands of farmers and stockmen from the west and exhibitors and stock dealers from all over the United States in attendance, the annual Western National Stock show has opened. Contests were confined to collegiate school and boys and girls clubs stock judging. The results: Collegiate contest First Uni- versity of Nebraska; second Kansas State Agricultural college; third Uni- versity of Wyoming; fourth Colorado Agricultural college. C. Westcott( Ne- braska was high point man. The Provo (Utah) team took third in the high school judging contests. -- Weather Detained Naval Flight Norfolk, Va. Because of rain and predicted bad weather along the route the flight of twenty-fivnavy seaplanes from Hampton Roads to Cuba, which was to have begun Monday morning, has been postponed until a later date. The planes, comprising two squadrons of twelve machines each and a staff machine belonging to the scouting fleet of the Atlantic fleet, will fly to Guantanamo and later will take part in the navys winter maneuvers which will include an attack on and defense of the Panama canal, with both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets participating. Bad e Idaho And Nevada Boost Highways Pocatello, Idaho. Representatives from Idaho and Nevada met Saturday afternoon at the chamber of commerce and formed the e Highway association, which is designed to promote travel between the two best known parks of the National Park association. Officers were elected and the policies of the new orYosemite-Yel-lowston- ganization outlined. Prominent offi- cials of the Nevada Highway department, representatives of Idaho chambers of commerce and others Interest- - j Salt Lake City. The Utah Water Storage Commission has a report from W. M. Green, engineer for the federal bureau of reclamation, telling of progress In tests made along the Provo river near Deer Creek for a dam for storage . reservoir contemplated there in connection with the Great Salt Lake basin project. Salt Lake City. Plunging thfough a skylight in thffattic of the John R. Park building of the University of Utah, to a concrete stairway sixteen feet below, Adolph Wullstein, 22, prominent student and athlete of the university met. his death Friday. Ariz. Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Utah, was unanimously selected as the 1927 convention of the American National Livestock association at the close of the present convention at Phoenix, Arizona. j I Circuit Diagram of Radio Broadcasts Four- Tube Universal . Gives Tone and Volume. There Is but one real type of circuit which may be called universal, and that is the combination of one stage of tuned, neutralized, radio frequency amplification, a regenerative detector, and some kind of amplifier which will produce good quality, writes Arthur II. Lynch, editor of Radio Broadcast. "A circuit which would perform satisfactorily in city and country, on dry cells or with a storage battery, without wasting 1J batteries; which would glvo more than ordinarily good quality of reproduction on a loud speaker, over comparatively long distances; which was easy to build and easy to operate after It was built and, last but not lenst, a circuit for which parts could be procured In any town of any size in any part of the world; our notion of what the Universal should be. We believe we have found audio-frequenc- y tha-t-ni- It. What the Diagram Shows. From a study of the schematic diagram it will be seen that there are two coil assemblies; one, a primary and secondary in the antenna circuit (LI and L2, the latter tuned by the variable condenser Cl) ; the other a tuned transformer of the type and a tickler coll, the latter being fixed in position, but adjusted electrically by means of the ohm resistance, R5, shunted across It. These colls are Indicated In the diagram by L3 and L4. By properly using the wiring already provided on rhe General Radio companys colls, No. 277D, both these coil units are Instantly provided. No changes whatever need be made as the colls are of solenoid type with two windings on a single form. Two such forms are necessary. On each form there Is a small and a large winding. Tlie small ones are used for LI and L4, while the large ones are used for L2 and The tap indicated on L3 is easily provided by picking up a turn of the large coll, and scraping clean. It Is merely necessary to solder the proper wires to it to carry out the correct circuit arrangement. In L3 this tap Is made 39 turns from the grid end, and the tap on L2 Is made in the exact center of the coll. These colls may be used with .00035-mfvariable condensers to cover the broadcast frequency range. List of Parts Required. The following list of parts Is required for the receiver, but suitable substitutions will be In order: One panel, 7x18 Inches. One Royalty variable resister. One each electrad, .00025, .002 and .003 mfd. fixed condensers. The following General Radio parts: Two col's, type 277D. Two variable condensers with vernier .00033 mfd. attachment, capacity, L. C., tjpe 247P. either S. L. W. Two dials, type 310. One neutralizing condenser, type 368. y Two transformers, 2:1 ratio, type 283L. Four sockets, type 156, for use with tubes haying UV base, and type 349 UX sockets for tubes with UX bases. One biudiug post strip, with 8 posts, type 13SZ. Two rheostats, 10 ohms, type 301. One Yaxley filament switch and phone Jack, and one electrad grid leak resistor, of 2 megohms. One each and 4 ampere branch filament ballasts and mountings. Ths large 14 to 1 mfd. condenser radio-frequenc- y 500-to-5- or--S; audio-frequenc- 000-oh- Receiver, Which across the B batteries Is. optional, but advisable. . Low Drain on Batteries. One of the out&tahdlng features of the Universal is Its low drain on the B batteries, a maximum of 7 only being required. As regards the tubes, It has been found that the 201-type are about best for gend eral work, except in the last audio stage, where the use of an UX-11- 2 Is advocated. A plate potential of 135 volts will be necessary for the UX tube, and also a negative grid bias of 9 volts. Mr. Lynch says that one of the transformers may be" of a higher ratio than 2:1 If the receiver Is to be located a long way from the nearest broadcasting station, but it should not he of a higher ratio than 6:1. Contrary to general practice, we are advised to place the higher ratio transformers In the last and not in the first stage of audio amplifier. mllll-ainper- ' Resistance-Couple- d Stage Switch Scheme When three stages of resistance-couple- d amplification are used, the volume Is often too great from nearby d stations, and as no way Is provided for cutting In between amstages as in transformer-coupleplification, the arrangement shown in the diagram was devised, for cutting down to the second amplifying tube. When greater volume Is desired, the little wooden plug is left loosely In the Jack. By merely pushing the plug In, the loud speaker Is automatically connected to the plate of the second amplifying tube, the third resistor-couple- r and tube being disconnected In the same operation. A filament control. JaGk-w- as used for this purpose and the plug may be high-powere- d Salt Lake City. Salt Lake anl other north central Utah cities experienced their coldest night of the winter as the result of a blanket of snow the first of the year, which fell throughout the day. The mercury went down to 18 degrees above zero in Salt Lake and to 9 degrees above In Ogden. The coldest day in Salt Lake previous this winter was 21 degrees above on January 5th. Myton. The Uintah Seed Growers association plant finished cleaning Its alfalfa seed crop, which had been in storage, recently. Most of the men were laid off, only enough to take care of the shipments being retained. During the season the plant handled 1.900.000 pounds of seed. It had on hand last Friday noon 3949 sacks, or 651.000 pounds of clean seed. This Is yet to be sold by the growers. . MytOn. A movement has been inaugurated in several of the towns of Ujntah basin sponsored by the commercial clubs and business organizations asking the government to give to all of the towns daily mail service from Price to Vernal. Such a movement meets with the aproval of the citizens of Myton, Roosevelt, Fort Duchesne and Vernal. Duchesne, the county seat of Duchesne county, already has dally service. Salt Lake City. The state auditor has forwarded to Ogden city school district warrant for $163,098 and to .Weber county school district one for $56,784, or a total of $219, S82 for state aid to schools alone. So far Weber county has contributed to all the state and state school funds only $150,000 received last December. presiOgden. Martin P. Brown, dent of the Weber County Farm Bureau, at the annual meeting in River dale advised growers of canning crop3 not to sign with canners until the bureau committee has negotiated for prices for 1926 crops. He said there is still a prospect that canners will curtail production in 1926 because of the heavy pack in 1925, and thus cooperation of the growers is esserftial for Salt Lake City. The first snowfall of the year was received In Salt Lake and vicinity with a general white covering all over the state. This will help the stock which have been wanting snow for some time. Salt Lake City. Lack of snow in the state continues to claim attention of the weekly weather and agricultural survey of the Salt Lake office of the United States weather bureau. The bureaus report shows roads all over the state in good condition but Cattle on domestic pastures dusty. are good, but sheep only fair, as winter ranges in proximity to moisture are becoming poor, according to reports. One thousand head of yearlnig cattle have been shipped to .California ranges from the Price district, it very weak and nervous. I took medicines and doctored but was not able to get out of bed until I began taking Dr. trial plckage tablets. Don't take chance of yonr bones or mulej being laid up with iimterapor, Inilueiua Fink Eye, Laryngitis, Heaves, Cvugha or Colds. iiv SPOiIN'8 to both the slrk and the well ones. The standard rnuMly for 36 years. Give SFOlTVb fur Do Die temper. 60 cnt and 61.20 at drug stereo. firOUN MEDICAL CO. GOSHEN. IND. FOR OVER 200 YEARS'' haarlejn oil has been a world- wide remedy for kidney, liver and bladder .disorders,. .rheumatism, lumbago and uric acid conditions. The mines of Utah in gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc valued at $S2, 763,000. an increase of nearly $16,000,000 over the output of 1924, according to estimates by V. C. Heikes of the bureau of mines, department of commerce. The output of silver and lead exceeded that of any year since the mines were discovered, and the output of zinc and gold was decidedly larger than that of 1924. Washington. Plan for Cutting Down to Second plifying Tube. either a Am- Provo. That there should be provided in this state a more suitable institution for the care and treatment of the feeble-mindethan that afforded at the State Mental hospital was the expression of Governor George H. Dern at a meeting of the state board of insanity held at the institution. d wooden plug or an old phone plug. This gives the set a " sort of control. The operator tunes In a powerful station,-find- s the volume far greater than he needs, pushes In the little plug, and Salt Lake City. Close onto half a behold, the music Is greatly softened. hundred track aspirants answered the Radio Digest. Indoor track call at the L. D. S. High school. The Saint athletes will reCondenser Plates port daily to Wid Ashton for the preBefore placing a condenser In the liminary training. set hold the plates up to the light Salt Lake City. A railroad consoland look through the spaces between probably greater than any idation, the condenser plates while rotating has ever known and the rotary plates to make sure that that the country In which Colorado and Utah would be the rotary and stationary plates do vitally Interested, is rumored in Dennot short at any point. ver. This involves the absorption of the Rock Island System and the MofA Tip When Wiring fat railroad by the Southern Pacific In wiring the set always bring the line from Ogden, Utah, to Craig, ColA battery wire, that carries the B orado, and from Denver to Limon, it negative, through the battery switch. ' is said. Such a Consolidation and This is a positive Insurance to the set. construction program, It Is reported, When the switch Is off. both A and would give the Southern Pacific two B batteries are shut off from the set transcontinental lines home-mad- e soft-pedal- ' rc A P6 . correct internal troubles, stimulate vital organs. Three sizes. All druggists. 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