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Show UTAH STATESMAN the? It looked at first like a Jubilee .o Answer- - Questions No. 22 What la verbena and baa tt any particular value) 2 Id what state are the Shoshone falls? S What la the most popular patriotic song in France? Who wrote Itf ; 4 What President was known as Old Tippecanoe" T 5 Who wu tha first commander In chief of the Union army In the Civil 1 Aerial view of flooded, region north western New York where great damage waa dune, In MaJ. Ji Uen. bration of some kind, as flare after Bar streaked the night horison of Van Oortlandt Park golf course, New York city. , streaks were But these rocket-llk- e nothing other than "luminous" golf balls being tried out by tlielr Inventor, H. J. Bloomer, scientist of Columbia university. These luminous balls keep their light for ten mlnutu after being hit from the tee, and thus, with the aid of electric lights over the greens, the night becomes as duy to tha Insatiate golfer. Sportsmen now possibilities for picture additional night golf with the aid of llila ball and Illumination of Hugs by employing the piercing rays of the neon light which can be seen at great distance and through fog, mist and smoke. In hie experiments with the luminous ball. Mr. Bloomer drove off eight balls from the first tu and located all Like of them within six minutes. nestled worms among they glow huge grass, luf and tree far down the fairways and In the rough. President Cooildge predict a surplus of $252340,283, assuming no change, In the present revenue laws. He estimates the surplus for the cur rent fiscal year at $454383308, this figure representing tba difference be tween estimated receipts of $4375398.-09and expenditures amounting to 814, NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENTEVENTS Opening of New Congress Kansas City Wins the G. O. P. Convention. ") 8 How many Justices are there In the United Statu Supreme court) 19 When was the Federal Coundl ef the Churches of Christ In America established) American .11 What distinguished story writer la the wife of a physician and mother tt phyildana) and Cberring-to12 Where la the region set apart as McBride wu waa made director of a new de- the Yellowstone National park! ' partment of education, publicity and 13 What portrait painter, the most E. 8. Shumaker, Indiana distinguished produced by America, research. superintendent who is under indictdied In 1925) ment for contempt of the Indiana Su14 Who wu the moat valuable preme court, wu dropped from the In the National league lut player executive committee The President allows approximately $045300,000 for the purely defense needs of the nation during tba year ending June 30, 1020, an increase of approximately $20,(XX),000 over the sum made available for defense hut year. According to tha President's figures, navy estimates for the next fiscal year are $382,187320, an increase of $14399.043 over this year. For the Army the budget estimates provide $291331333. The navy total, however, contains approximately $9300300 for retired pay for officers and enlisted men, an Item not included In the army total. By EDWARD W. PICKARD on various PRIMED for lively fights the Seventieth congress began Its first session on Monday. The Nicholas house Immediately Loogworth, but organisation of the senate ud committee assignments in both houses wu delayed. With the opening of the senate on Tuesday came the first gun In the battle over the seating of Frank L. Smith and W. 8. Vare, aenators-elec- t from Illinois and PennNorris of Nesylvania respectively. braska led off with a resolution summarily refusing the two membership In the senate. Counter resolutions by their friends, that they be allowed to take the oath of office and that the charges of corrupt election practices be referred to the committee on privileges and elections, were offered. On Wednesday Senator Borah had hla say in support of the latter resolutions and the senate, by a vote of S3 to 28. decided that Smith could not take the oath. Later the same action wu taken In the case of Vare. Both cases were referred to the Reed committee campaign expenditures. Republican national com. WHEN the got together with two new PRESIDENT COOLIDGES message. wu a Tuesday, docu- straightforward, ment, setting forth the needs of the country as he saw them ud advising as to the future. He did not withdraw a stT) in his attitude on controversial questions and consequently the message In Its entirety wu pleasing only to his thick and thin supporters The program he recommended for the nation may be summarised thus: Farm relief creation of a federal farm board to administer a. revolving fund Flood control to aid Construction of dikes, spillways and aids to navigation In the lower MissisTaxaton Moderate reduction sippi. recommended by Secretary Mellon Merchant marine atop further building and turn ships over to private Inland navigation Proownership. wajection of the terway through the St. Lawrence. Panama canal Construction of dam at Alhajuela for flood protection. National defense An army large enough for protection of the na tioa with generous supply of officers; more cruisers, airplane camera do ud submarines for tha navy butrace. participation In a navy building The President also urged strict enforcement of prohibition and again aaked that the Chief Executive be given authority to act daring coal strikes. In the matter of foreign relations he recommended understandings with other nations toward outlawing war and negotiations of covenants not out of harmony with the Constitution. The Presidents farm relief propoal tion did not at all salt the corn belt men ; hla recommendation! as to taxes wu at variance with the Ideas of the ways arid means committee, which on the same day introduced Its bill calling for a tax reduction of $232,735,000. much greater than wan favored by Secflood retary Mellon; the limitation of lower Mississippi to the control work wu contrary to tha views of a great more commany who advoeala a much men prehensive policy; the "big navy" were not satisfied with hla program for fighting ships, and both portlet are spill on bln merchant marine u 0 . policy. President Cooildge WEDNESDAY annual budget Follette member surprisingly elected in Wisconsin It first called on the President In the White House, and Mr. Cooildge made quite a long address In which he quite definitely removed himself from consideration for the nomination In 1928, Hla words were: "This Is naturally the time to be planning for the future. Tba .party will toon place In nomination Its can didate to succeed me. To give time for mature deliberation 1 stated to the country on August 2 that 1 do not choose to run for President In 1928. My statement stands. No one should be led to suppose that I have modified It My dedalon will be respected. After I had been eliminated the party began and should vigorously continue the serious task of selecting another candidate from among the numbers of distinguished men available." The committee then took up' the question of tha convention city, bearing the offers of the several contestants. Chairman Butler aroused a good deal of animosity by declaring his preference for Kansas City, and a hot fight between that city and 8an Francisco resulted. On the twentieth ballot Kansas City won, and the committee at once Issued a call for the convention to meet there on June 12. Hr. Coolldge'a elimination" of himself was followed by a statement by Charles Evans Hughes that he was not to be considered a candidate, and, though Senator Willis announced that be was willing to accept the honor, there were left but three major contenders for the nomination Frank O. Lowden, Her bert Hoover and Vice President Dawes. The selection of Kansas City was regarded as rather favorable to Lowden and Dawes. Under the terms of the call for the convention the basis of representation will be the hum as In 1924. There will be one delegate for each congressional district and one additional delegate for each district polling 10.000 or more votes for the Republican candidate for President In 1924 or Republican candidate for congress la Then there will be four dele1928. at large for each state and three gatee additional delegates for each state carried by the Republican ticket la 1924. There will be. 1380 delegates la the convention, compared with 1,109 In 1924. Kentucky and Texas gala three each, while Arkanns, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin lose three each. Tennessee eight; Georgia. North Carolina, and Virginia two each, and Alabama. Louisiana, and New York one etch. auti-L- a u business-lik- e pur) $3,821314385. men-sage- , and again warned congress that taxes should not be reduced by more than $225,000,000. The budget be offered for the fiscal year 1029 calls for total of the expenditures, exclusive of those to $3350. amounting postal service, less 037,001. This Is about $04.000.0U0 than the estimated expendlturea of the current fiscal year of 1028, b I represents an Increuaa of about $03, 000,001 over nctunl disbursements of the nscai year 1927. I On the basis of est msted receipt" for the fiscal year 1929 of $3300.407,- When 15 the powerful Amerl MEMBERS ofBureau federation. In opened? convention In Chlcagu, listened to an address by General Pershing on the place of agriculture In a national de tense program, and liked hla views en well that they told him they would like to vote for him for President of the United States. He smiled, but de cllned to comment on this Incipient boom. The federation adopted a resolution insisting that legislation which "contains the principles embodied la bill, with such the McNary-Hange- n and good as experience Improvements judgment may euggeat ahull again be passed by congress." Another resolution asked a change In the tariff act re that the United Statu tariff commission may more efficiently serve agriculture In tha cases before IL In bis SECRETARY says that, notwithstanding a decline In business activMELLON 18 the wu the Erie canal How many statu seceded from Union In 1800 and 1881 and what were they) 17 What la physics) IS What Is a vlreo and what Is Ita particular virtue? 18 What Is the ulary ef the chief Justice of the United Statu) 20 When dou the astronomical lay begin 1 Anawors No. 21 I On November 19, 1888. Sequoyah, of .the Cherokee That adenee that treats of tha phenomena of the mind. 4 Bubbling Over. 5 Whistlers portrait of hla mother waa purchased by tba French government and placed In the Luxembourg gallery At Paris. 8 Salt taka. T "The Compleat Angler" by Ixaak WaLon. 8 It baa attained the length of 80 feet end feeds on mammals and birds. 8 Fifteen thousand dollars, 10430030a II Joseph Hopklnson, 1798, 12 Franklin Pierce. IS A Greek edenttot of the Sixth century, B. G. S 8' Freak Golf in Scotland A fruk golf match waa played cently In Scotland, u It aaa an - re- 18-ho-le course and the players agreed to meet bj moonlight They started at 9:30 p. mM accompanied by spectators. No one could see the ball when It left the tee, so all alnwl In strained silence trying to hur it drop, Two brave men, all In white, went ahead lighting matches to give the players a clew to They escaped the right direction. with their Uvea, although a bull passed between the feet of one of them. The ball were traced with the aid of electric flashlights. The match ended at 12:20. Not a single plsyer made a hole In one. the match going to the expert who achieved a hole In 03. AU PBS SSSB nr Start in Kansas SOU) AND A landmark, or "datum." placed at tha little town of Ogden, Kan., by the United States coast and geodetic survey, to the starting point for all sur- GUARANTEED BY EVERY bSUGGBr Romances of Industry More than 89 subjects Involved S1I? Balsam of Myrrh IT MUST BE GOOD Try it for Cuts, Braises, Sores, ete. r VmIWM In the romantic task of taking wealth from underground are depleted In a aeries of motion pictures prepared by the bureau of mine says Popular Mechanics Magaxlne, and elaborate equipment, Including portable lighting facilities that furnish 12.000.0d0 candle-powebaa been devised for the teak. One of the Illuminating utdts to a huge searchlight somewhat like that used on alrpland landing fields. Fifty trunks of lighting apparatus are employed. In filming the "Story of Copper"' many of the reels werrf taken 8300 feet below th surface. Mitchell ,thir&intwto i n row rCh LrC mo nw w rfwtuw Salve For SORE r, Headaches from Slight Colds Laxative BftOMO QUININE Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the Cold. Look toe signature olkW, Grove en the box. Ira. Adv. Potato in. First Place Potatoes retain their popularity while feda and fancies come and go. according to J. W. Rtrowbridge, principal marketing specialist assistant of the division of fruits and vegetable. United States bureau of agricultural The potato. Mr. Straw-bridg- e economics. says, to more widely grown than any other commercial vegetable In the country. If you like to gloat, set the alarm dock for an hour when you dont have to get up, and then dont EYES rulsrt HsIrBsnsw. wsssswu drag. eoraarUoa with hair soft sad lufy. Stcsetsbyllar BbeoxChaarical Walks, Fiicbagna,l(. ! st - 8T made HANFORD'S veys and boundaries lu the United States. Alt, government surveys are made on that baaing line probably because that to the geographic center of the country. Capper's Weekly. ity, underlying conditions are sound. "Buslneu activity began in the spring months of this year to fall below the totals of last year, uys the report As a result of this recession buslneu Is now being conducted on a basis that conforms tnorc nearly to the normal expectancy, as Judged from the regular rate of growth of the country. active aa In While buslneu .to not mut of 1928; It can hardly be nld to be subnormal, and the underlying 14 Frank Lockhart. fundamental appur to be sound. 15 Sarah Bernhardt; of French na"Another Indication of healthy busiand Jewish descent tivity ness conditions la the recent recovery IS Seattle. In commodity prices, due In the main 17 Aa an exciseman. , (o the rise in agricultural prices. The IS An interesting plant of the Sungrowing stability of prices In Europe, moreover, to fevorabto to our export dew family which bears leaves Hiricommodities." ng aa traps to capture Insects. It to found In North and South Carolina. 18 William M. Jardln of Kansas. MARTI ND ALE, msrtei CHARLES of 20-- May 8, 1818, Indianoplla, filed In the United States District court a report In which the Standard Oil ComYounger Indons Turn oil other and Indiana of fifty pany From Faith of Fathers concerns are held not guilty of violatanti-trua law or seventy years ago the Fox Sherman by the Sixty ing bold Martlndale Indiana of Iowa began the acquisition monopoly of trade. that there to no evidence of an exist- of the English alphabet from missionmethod of ing conspiracy In restraint of trade, aries. They learned a maintenance of a monopoly, price fixwriting their own language by means of the English alphabet separating ing or pooling of patent rights. Distheir words into syllables. Since missal for lack of equity of the suit inthru the government then to only a rough conformity be--' stituted by tween the characters as employed by years ago waa recommended. the Fox Indiana and tba actual sounds, It to necessary to restore the and Poland presented LITHUANIA each phonetics of any Fox text bo that the against them. other to the council ef the League of symbols may correctly represent the- Smith of Truman reMIchelion, Dr. for asked and Geneva In Nations of Amerl lief. Premier Waldemaras appeared aonlan Institution! Bureau to foremost been hue can Ethnology, before first representafor Lithuania restorand collection of work Gerthis tive! of Great Britain, France, many, Italy and Japan, and refused ation. Doctor MIchelson, whose work haa to budge from hla position. Ha nld mads him tha foremost authority on he was ready to give the council ever; the Fox Indiana, describes their ritguarantee of Lithuania's pacific tnten of Ilona and bis willingness to set up a uals aa consisting mainly to eating, natural Aa . dancing and prayer. and Lithuania between sone neutral their prayers Poland, but be could not go Into the I with a primitive people, such as long Invite material benefits question of Immediately restoring dip life, freedom from disease, that the lomatic relations with Poland or allow should be strong enough log the Poles untrammeled entry Into chiefs village to resist Ita enemies, and that no foe Lithuania. should even be permitted to gossip Next day Waldemaras told the conn been has continually against the village. dl bow Lithuania According to Doctor MIchelson, the menaced by Poland since the estab, re-,and generation now turn these younger little republic, lishment of the occacounted the alleged Polish actions In once serious ceremonies Into 15 some to amusement. Up sions for rebellions. For Lithuanian support of conservso waa tha tribe elgn Minister Zaleski of Poland nld yean ago waa taeued to the has VARNING and Waldemaras charges and feara were ative as to resist education, but It Democratic parties all the sad alnce hla progressive grown country baaed on gossip and that n league at Ita meetby the anxlona to go to are Indiana friend of hand young fraternal the extended the league ing In Washington, that to Lithuania. Finding tha whole school. Tba tribe are good farmers membership will support only those ship and compete with the whites In tha too difficult for Immediate de matter eleccandtdMtM In auto and national Van state to It referred council agricultural fairs. clston, the tions whose utterances, acta and reca for Holland of report Blockland I ords prove them to be loyal supporters Very Concrete of the Volstead act To win tha supI borrow $403903' to plan the Oh, you Eaaternere can boaat of parties JAPANS port of the organisation P. Morgan A O. for the your fine building and Ihelr splendid most nominate men whore loyalty to benefit of the Japanese owner of tin workmanship," Hid the Angeleno, "but the dry act cannot be questioned. Manchurian railway haa beei careful what After a bitter fight between the sup South All the Chinese factions had out my way we are 0 wa even Inthat killed. In a national wo building McBride, Scott put porters of F. n protested against It and tha dlaap of the spect every grain of sand. superintendent con waa Stales United IL Cherrlngtun. proval of the "Maybe so, retorted the Bontnnlan league, end Ernest American Under tha certain. idered "but here In the East 01 buildings go general manager of the league's pubof notes of May. 1915. Japan to required the over np ao quick wa have to use quicksand question activities. lishing of anj American approval obtain to be should to mix with oqr cement before II whether fore or persuasion Manchurian loan to which tha Chlneac future In solidifies. Otherwise the cement would the used weapon tha major are be all The consented. not JapancH rehave Ita in up in tha forma before th mad fight against by tha league this failure. (Of in It." Los Angeles Timed. ef the Eighteenth amendment greatly disappointed by ii In ana mjiofe pain from corns la eode& Dr. 8challe Zino-pad- s do this .aafafr by removing the cease pressing and robbing of sboen They are thin, medicated, antiseptic, healing; At all drag and shoe store Cost but a trifle. tu Huron Ely, new commandant at Governor Island, reviewing troops there, 8 Opening the big doors of the capltol for the meeting of the Seventieth congiess. Ends pain at once now-popul- Army-Nav- y Fount-leroy- cele- 1 1 war) S What la meant by rationalism) 7 Which turn won tba game last fell) 8 Who wrote "Little Lord CORN I With Luminous Bolls WaaMw, who saad affretlva doaeha paw-dr- r, ana Wo-Niutrtnamt, aoothtns, aafa Sand for circular. II hoz, C.O.D. Wo-NaCMt . Ota. C. Lea Angal Labor.. 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