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Show TIIE BULLETIN i f i I I'ersinn cat died, and be began improving. Late last year Green fell victim to another strange ailment and he wan A WEEKLY PUBLICATION unable to eat nr drink. Doctors could Printed at 644 South 11th East not diagnose the rase and he lapsed Bi'garbnuso, Utah Then his Into semi consciousness. Ipsucrt Every Thursday collie dog was found dead outside hi bedroom door. When hi son told him Eiisincss Office and Plant at 2044 South 11th East bout the death of hi pet. Green on Rates Advertising Application asked for drink of water and rapidly O. C. CONNIFF, Publisher recovered. Medlral men refuse to comment on the strange rase, declaring it is bePhone ropy for news items and events of interest to The Bulletin" yond the scope of science. or Commercial Printing Company Hyland 264. Copy for news items, social and nport activities, must be in the office not later than noon Wednesday, for publication in the following issue of $345 Tossed to Monkey Fails to Escape Thugs The Bulletin." New York When three gunmen InTERMS OF SrnSCRIl'TION vaded Louis Farraro'e home at the Salt Lake City, Utah height of a party. Tarrant tossed $1.75 billfold containing $343 to hi One Year' in Ailvancc ei monLO) monk The the wallet .Six Months in Advance key. grabbed r and lenied for window, hut a bandit Else win re in the United States 2.00 rnnghl him. One Year in Advance The monkey hit the bandit's hand, (nit tlie bandit hurled him against wall and he drnpied llie billfold. The gunmen got 133 In cash nnd S.'Mki worth of Jewels from Fartaros guests, plus THE BULLETIN COMMENTS Ferraro's 1345. The monkey got an extra nonetheless. DISMISSAL WAGE PLANS The agreement by railroads, soon to go Into effect, to compensate employees displaced through proposed railway economics is considered an Important step toward the introduction of new methods. In order that railroads will be able ta operate on a stronger economic basis some of the outstanding wastes caused by duplication of facilities will be eliminated. Inevitably tbia move will throw a number of railway employees out of work and their loss will come through no fault of their own. Therefore an agreement has been reached between the railroads and the representatives of railway labor whereby the employers will partly compensate affected workers fer their losses by the payment of dismissal wages. banana, Seagoing Dog Survives Dangers for 14 Years Tortland. Blackle, a Dinmont Me. terrier. Is a veteran sailor. For more than 14 yeara the dog baa followed the sea. Blackie baa been mascot of the freighter Oakey L Alexander for the last decade. Engineer William Sutherland, 1:1s master, says that thrice during that period the dog has been overboard. But each time he lus swum around until rescued. j In numbers at least tbe women of Russia have It all over their slaters when it comes to holding public office. More than a mil- Eight lion women hold some form of public office In tbe Soviet Union. Am-eric- an Lights of New York by LL STEVENSON president! and there are out of every hundred villages have women more 100,000 women Harbor Thrill: A blanket like fog hanging over the bay , . . A big Ktuten Island ferry boat, loaded with hundreds on their way from their i HIGHWAYS LIGHTED COMING, liniues to a busy day In the. city, alld-luthrough tlie thick mists toward Its Ohio is experimenting with new artificial daylight for auto highRoute 422 Manhattan slip , . . Directly In Its A mile and a half stretch on the heavily-travele- d ways. tsilh, a little government cutter . . . some 15 miles southeast of Cleveland Is lighted each night by ultra-moHundreds see what seema to he a grant era lighting units. tragedy a collision between a pigmy and a giant . . . Screams arise . . . Mariners also see the peril. Sirens send forth their blasts . , . Whistles BILL OF RIGHTS BY scream . . . But In tlie ferry pilot steel nerved HUSBAND BIG HELP house stands a keen-eyeHOUSE TRAILER for one week. man of the sea At exactly, the Call Equipment not neeessary. right moment, the steering wheel Will pay reaHyland 4S44-Wins 3 Nights Out a Week; turns . . . Tlie ferry shifts Its course sonable price. and glides Inin Hie slip, leaving the Wife Master in Home. little cutter bobbing In Its wnke unA few seconds later harmed De Moines. Fifty year bachelor. the are streaming ashore passenger! G. K. Ralilet never yielded to Dan Cuwith their minds Ailed with their tasks. until ha hail conaulted lila attorney! pid . . and tbe ferry and tbe cutter forand prenerved lila bachelor! rights in , gotten. a prenuptial contract. With lila hridea signature on an Give a Man a Horae: Encountered agreement which gave him, among oth& llart in Times Square. Tlie William er ihinga, .three night a week out and dealt kindly with tbe two-gu- n have 1045 East 21st So. years 33481; Hy. no questions naked, he waa Anally marhero of the old days of the silent ried, at Afty. l kllaa Marlon Spangler, semen, lie looks much like lie did then forty. In the close-ups- , he gutted at his when. Here la what he had to any: Critzy-Bell- e audiences with a inker face. IJfa past "Has my marriage hern a surras tlxty now and hasn't acted for year. Listen to this: e Near Loa Angeles, he Ima a In my few year of married life. I CRISP SHEERS and PRINTS ranch with seven cowboys and 200 havent. Innrficd the furnace a hair do horses. Among them Is the famous n Ilmen. l'liito, now 2U years old. But with all Ids J have never yet gotten up of a horses. Bill llart doesn't ride much morning that a rlenn shirt and sock these and when he does he werent laid mil for me. My wife gets chooses days Ills horse with care. A seribreakfast, she does the housework, she ous two years ago la the doesn't liiferforf with my luinmenn. and cause.operation And I still thrill when I menI've never given her more, than $'i s ially vision him galloping over the LACK TRIM week for groceries." prulr-e-- e To llulllet's way or thinking. It would lonely lie pretty dlttlcult to ttnd another wife Note of a New Yorker : I'lease oinlt who could tuatrli that record. Cnnse-- ' further references to the old home quently, he han'i taken full advantage town and bucolic scenes. To tell you of one of the prenuptial agreement's the truth, I'ui cliy-alcIts a recur most rigid stipulations bin three ring ailment with moat malignant ulghta a week out. HEAVY LACE TRIM symptoms at this lime of the year. Article three In a catch-al- l clause Founding the pavements, hemmed In by making Bdlllet the complete master of Sky sera Jostled by clilselera, I long his business and Mrs. Ilalllet complete for tha jers, open spaces with aucli a great EXTRAORDINARY VALUE master or the Intuit. It reads: yearning that 1 ache. 1 want to escape The high rontrnrllug parties and but can't. Tlie renaon la that I wouldn't sole signatories hereto agree (lint' the be worth anything outside Hie lilg party of the Aral part (Bnlilet) shall, town. That's the rune of It. The without let or hindrance of the party city gets on your nerves and mnkes GOOD SIZE of tbe second pari, regulate, govern, you want to flee after It hns so softoperate and dotulnale the buslnesa of ened you that you can't ! O. L. the party of the Amt par! sans the Interference or dictation of the party of Back home Just a bit different: the second part, and that the party of again. It waa lovely In New York. the second part (Mrs. Bailie!) shall, Rut now my town looks ao small and without let or hindrance of the party shabby. (Juecr that I never noticed of the Aret part, operate, regulate, gov- before how low the buildings are In ern and dominate the home of the parthe business section nnd that our mayor ties hereto." goes around with hla clothes impressed. How quiet everything Is now, and how uninteresting. My friends seem Case Discloses Death ru'de, too. Whenever I start to tell GET YOUR York they change the Affinity; Balks Science them about New some business womens to subject Toronto, Ont. Canadian medical cirmeeting or a recital by someone from cles ace baffled over the strange bond or life and dentil which has linked a town a few miles away. Or they tell In New York Samuel Green ami Ills pels for the me that they wouldn't live In the world that here for anything 20 last years. Four limes Green has been on tha In this city of 8.0U0, they get anything New York enn give. Maybe they are verge of denth, and each time lie hnl of my lire AT THE with (he right but I'd give ten years recovered simultaneously famand I come from a short-livedeath of a pet bird or animal. Doctors of to be a resident your Just ily ara at a loss to explain the connection. city." Claribol K. In 1011 Green was stricken wlib a stomach disorder and doctors despaired City life: Two flrst floor women tenefor hi life. Shortly after an emerment dwellers, leaning but of tha wingency oerstinn was performed, his . . . Their ftomacha protected dows 5-10-2In Its and dead 5C cage pet canary fell . . . Gossiping with one cushions by Immediately Green began recovering. The husband nf nua of rot her . a A few years . later he suffered heart attack and a doctor said he would not live 24 boura During the same day, Green'a fox terrier was Green found dead in lbs kitchen. 10C9 East 21st South again recovered. Tn 1W3H Green was afrlcken with a in Siiparhniise strange aliment, which sweilrd body, and be lapsed Iptp i coma. Uii - night li-for- . . . uc m furni. . home Tossed all ture d.fvn three flights of Papaya Seen at Rival of Breakfast Grapefruit I lie staly. bis wife humping down after it . . . The w ife was unhurt . . . The cops toted (lie rurnlture hath up again . . . and It wasn't damaged much . . . But after the cups had gone, the drunk fell over a chair , . . and gashed Ills head so badly he was . . That was a taken to Bellevue shame, one gosslier told the other . . . If he hadn't gone to Hie hospital, be would have luid lo go to work wllii Sent a hang-over- Movie eavesdropping: Why do you want to slay for the rest of tills picAil lie does Is bring ns ture Now a milk In the morning picture about Madam Curie would he something. Site discovered radio jind radio killed her." s m Nice work It you can get It: Debutantes, eager to earn a lilt nf money, register wilt. nn agency which supplies well known names for endorsement purposes. KncIi la investigated iboroiigh-land tin, si In whose families there have been sen lulu Is are not listed, the theory being that testimonials from those thus smirched wouldn't do a product nny good. 'The girls receive $40 to $o(l for a plain endorsement and from $50 to $:.,000 for a testimonial with a photo the rate depending on the standing of the family. WXU WILL MARK SITE OF AARON BURRS PLOT Blennerhasset Island to Be Site of Memorial. itrvlts Skeleton Keeps Vigil Over Old Wagon Trail Tratt, Kan. eventual- us the favorite American breakfast fruit ilih hy Hie Hawaiian papaya, or tree melon. If experiments now being conducted uii the islands for the protection of the latter prove successful. Up to llie present Hie greatest enemy of the papuya has been the fruit Ay. Now I he United States Department of Agrlcu.tjre, in with Hawaiian niitliorilies, is conducting nn Intensiie campaign along three Trout to preserve (he ilelk-lm-t fruit for exportation. Include tbe IntroThe exiieiiment duction i.f parasitic lum-t- to tight the lly; treating llie fruit lo destroy fly larvae before they can do damage, and processing nf fruit for shipment In nth er than the fresh state. The papaya Is the favorite breakfast fruit dih of Hie Island, nnd growers are confluent that If It can he pro served for exportation It will become exceedingly popular In the United States. ! C Ball Syndicate. GraMfruit Son Fianclseo. ly may be replaced Chicago. Historic Blennerharaot Island In tlie Ohio river, rich in early American lore. Is to he converted into a park as the fulfillment nf a lifelong andilUon. Arnos Kilgore Gordon. Standard Oil oAicial, who roamed tlie lehiud 30 years ago ns a liny, rentiily added (lie remainder i,r tlie Island to tlie farm Him had lieenln possession of Ids family since lS-'snys the Chicago Tribune. Gordon anid the lilstnrlcnl traditions nf lie Island interested hint when lie was a hoy. Largest and most fertile In tlie Uliio river, the Island became Keeping a silent nnd over the old Cannonball solitary ilgll trail used hy wagon trains fill years ngo. the skeleton of a soldier waa un earthed near here recently. The skeleton waa at Aret thought lo be that of an Indian ns it lind been burled In nn upright, position, us braves were In lerred. A crumbling uiutal budge nhout e two Incites In diameter together with pat dies nf uniform cloth, however IdentlAed Hie owner ns n soldier. It U believed triliesinen. In tribute to hin bravery, accorded him the burial reserveJ for bravei ' WOMEN HOLD OFFICE IN RU83L ! tneir uir.vis nad come T, lne inline nl IJ.irauiU tileiiiM.-- ! Iiassi'll. wealthy Irish Immigrant .who mine to. America In I7;)7 ta escape tbe turiurjTl in liciaml. Blennorh.frii&tt'i became d us a paradise In the Ohio." Burr Visited Island. It wna there that Aaron Burr In lSOR, Just nut of nflire as Vice ('resident of tlie Uultrd States, met Bicnnerlmssett and Interested him In a scheme for creating an empire In tlie West. Bleiiuerliassett, tired of scholarly seclusion at Ida retreat. Joined the con piracy, lie furnished bouts nnd provision fur an expedition and traveled with Burr In the South nnd West attempted to raise a following. But disaster soon overtook tlie In IStkS rrcKtdout Thomas Jefferson Issued a warning tn elttxen ugnlnst Burr's designs and demanded llml lie he brought to justice. In December of tlie same year, Cowles Mead, secretary of the Mississippi territory, Issued a proclamation for tlie nrrest nf llie conspirators. Blennerlinsseit, financially ruined, sought refuge in one place and (lien another. Finally, despairing of. repairing Ida fortunes in tills country, he went to Montreal, (hen lo I'nglnnd and finally to the Island of Guernsey, where lie died In IS'11. in i&:i, i. onions grnnavnthpr, George Neal, Jr., bought 140 acres on the Island when the Blennerhasset estate was set tied. Recently, at I'uikers-burW. Yii., Gordon purchased tlie remaining sere on Hie island. During the Civil war the (eland alternately was tn the hands of Union and Confederate soldiers. A large hollow sycamore tree, estimated to he 40(1 years old, was used hy soldiprs In hid-Irfar-faiue- g, g. liven In Colonial days, when Georgs Washington surveyed land In the vicinity qjid patented a farm nearby, Ini what wna called Washington's hoi I tom," the Island was a noted beauty I spot. essentially, Gordon says. It is the same today, and when cleared will he a noteworthy landmark of early American development. He plana to open the park to visitors. -- 1 ' . g d- WANTED TO RENT ... . ... Extraordinary SELECT Value I SHOPPE j $00 and FRO C K S i olttton Theyre made to strict standards of fit nd length! White nnd pastel crepes prints. 12 to 152. Frocks New WASH FROCKS Penney s Own Glen Row Fast Colors! Easy to Launder! 2nu-acr- $95 White and Pastel Jacket DRESS $5.98 e-- 251 BEAUTIFUL PATTERNED STYLE FROCKS cant have to many. Especially when they are as smart and unusual as these. 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