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Show t- - 1 TIIE WEEKLY REFLEX KAYSVILLE. UTAH. Copies of the statement have been FREIGHTER SINKS sent to the president, members of the IN PACIFIC AS CREW PibliiM b r members of busi TAKES TO LIFEBOATS cabinet,, congress, in in ness men state union the every Seattle, Wash., Aug. 25. Lifeboats THE INLAND PRINTING CO. and organizations affiliated with the from the freighter Canadian Importer W. P. EPPERSON. Editor national chamber. are making for land from latitude C. A. EPPERSON, Aiwiili Editor The statement says that the gov north, longitude 136.25 west, has eminent for i Entered M matter Kehroarj It already expended leaving the ship in a sinking condiof the under art at men Utah, and Kayevilie, unin tion, according to a radio message retill, injured 18T9. March since the armistice, nearly ceived here today from the steamship jured, an or amount equal to Cordova. $1,500,000,000, Adeertninc ratoa ea appliretiea the minimum cost of the proposed The Canadian Importer was a CaIn Advance cash bonus, $2.09 . nadian government merchant marine per year Subscription vessel and left Vancouver, B. , Aug TELEPHONES 13 for Adelaide via Auckland, ust W. P. Eppereon, Na. 7 MANY AMERICANS PERISH Sydney and Melbourne. C, A. Eppereon, No. 11 WHEN MONSTER DIRIGIBLE O.'fica. Na. The latitude and Slip' fflrrkltj firflcx i . 38-4- 9 eeeond-eUe- C-- it longitude given EXPLODES ON TRIAL TRIP form a point about 623 miles southHull, England, Aug. 24. Sixteen west of the Columbia river. officers and men of the United States A wireless message before daylight ASSCIlAna navy and twenty-seveSTATE am officers today said the steamer Cordova was men of the British navy met .death standing by the Canadian Importer today in the collapse of the great and had picked up survivors from all JUST WHAT IS ZR-- 2 over the city of Hull. but one lifeboat. A lifeboat was reThe recent electrical storm of last dirigible All one of the Americans on ported missing. It was further stated but week prompted the writer to inquire craft "perished, as the Canadian Importer was sinking of a number of his friends about this board the as could far be ascertained at mid- rapidly, her engine room being under commonest of noises known to man, 17 feet of water.' by asking the que.dtion, What is night tonight, Norman C. Walker, a rigger, was A message at 8 a. m. said the thunder?1 The answers given proved the dif- the one American to escape. It was Rteamer Cordova had headed for Asference between ludricous and sub- reported early in the night that he bad toria, Or., with the survivors. The Cordova is operated by the lime. In most instances the writer died, but inquiry has established the learned that thunder was I don't j fact that he is still alive Ilis home Alaskan Steamship company and was on her way from Honolulu.to Astoria. know. It is the is in Commerce, Texas-cloudAnother said, men six ans-forty-nin- e A broadcast appeal was sent to of. the One who Only ; rubbing together. the trial wpre in eomes Thunder making after the ships over the north Pacific to watch wered, lighttrip and so one, with every now and J?ible prior to the vessel being turned for the missing boatload, which the to 'the United States navy are rescue vessel had been unable to lo, ov then, I dont know. Out of some sixteen inquiries only known to have been saved, cate, when after standing by most one answer was correct, this coming The American officers who started of the night she finally left the scene. The call that brought the Cordova from a student who remembered his on the trip included Commander Louis ' lessons school at high last II. Maxficld, Lieutenant Commander racing to the side of the Canadian physics ' j Emory Coil, Lieutenant year. Henry W, Importer waa: We are singing fast. .Hurry. Well, heres the answer to What is Iloyt, Lieutenant Marcus H. Esterly, Have 17 feet ef water in thunder? According to Winstons' Lieutenant Commander Valentine N, engine room. encyclopoedia lightning is a flash of Bieg and Lieutenant Charles G. Little, The American enlisted men who light resulting from a Sudden discharge of atmospheric electricity. went up with the craft from Ilowden GUARDIANSHIP Thunder is due to the sudden dis- were C. I. Allef, Robert Coons, L. E. PROBATE AND NOTICES turbance of the air produced by a Crowel.J, T. Hancock, William Julius, See Clerk or respective signers County AL.Xoftin, A. L, Pettit, W. lightning discharge. The long rolling M. Lay, for further information. effect is perhaps due to echoes from J. Steele, N. O. .Walker and George Welsh. the clouds. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ,! In Websters International distrion- - The British losses include the fa- In the District Court of the Stecond ary we find lightning described in mous air veteran, Brigadier General Judicial inland' District, torj the nearly the name terms. Thunder is E. M. Maitland, and all the other offi- of State of Davis, Utah. County described thus: The sound which fol- cers on board, except Lieutenant In the matter of the estate or Sam II lows a flash of lightning, 'due to the Wann, the commander o t the ZR-uef P, Owen, deceased. , sudden expansion of the air in the Creditors of the estate of Samuel P. path of the discharge. Since sound LION KILLERS Owen, deceased, will present K their travels about 1100 feet per second A number of men were sitting in a claims, together with vouchers, to the and light travels 180,000 miles per inn yarning on various experi- undersigned administrator at the law second, the intervals between the village ences. One of them had just conclud- offices of Chez & Douglas, at rooms lightning and the thunder is about First National Bank five seconds for each mile of distance ed telling bow he had killed a South African lion with a revolver. Juilding, Ogden, Utah, on or before between the observer and the Thats nothing, said another man, the 15th day of December, 1921. rising from his seat ' Why, when I D. R. DICKENS. was in South Africa, walking through ' v Administrator. U. S. CHAMBER OF the jungle, I saw a great lion, but I CHEZ A DQUGLAS, 4 COMMERCE MAKES NEW had no revolver to ahoot it with. Attorneysfor Administrator. ATTACK ON PONUS PLAN Whatever happened? asked the First publication August , 1921, Washington, Aug. 2. In a new startled crowd. Last publication August 25, 1921. , attack against the payment of a cash Why, I simply took out my pocket bonus to men, the Cham- knife and cut off his head ' ber of Commerce-otthe United What?" exclaimed the man who States today estimated that it would had first spoken. Cut off the head cost more to carry out the maximum of a lion with an ordinary pocket terms of the proposed cash bonus knife? fiddleFiddlesticks, sir than the government has paid out In sticks! pensions during its entire existence. Indeed, I did, sir! answered the second to the n&tionalcham-According speaker. But perhaps I ought bers statement, the pension bill of the M say it was a dandelion. Pittsburg United States up tcKJune 30, 1910, Chronicle-Telegrap- trun BBS n' thunder: ill-fat- s dirt-nin- i g, . 2. - J' To Give China a Bible. so Americans bare spent $132,000 own In its Bible far to give China a. And just bow language, the Mandarin. $31,000 to spend are agreeing they more to put the Bible into type ana bind an ediplates and to print and ' that is expected it tion. However, value sufficient copies will be sold to furIs and it to pay the printing bill, exfor sums these that ther explained which money penditures are Mexican, Is the standard of China at this time. It has been found by American scholars that the Chinese Mandarin Is a wonderfully flexible language, capable of expressing almost every shade of years meaning? More than twenty-fivhas been the period of preparation, and foremost American and Chinese scholars have had part. The aim has been not only to give the Chinese one people a Bible but to give them set will and In language that is pure the standard for the republic that English translations set for the This new Bible world. Is for iop)e who number more than a fourth of the world population. pi!!i!!!ll!!!!ili!!!il!!!!!i!l!l!!!!!!!ii!l!!!!l!!I!!lli!!ntm Walsh News Co., Inc. (newspapers I Mr About English-s- peaking Palestine to Have Stamps. Palestine H the only country which hns no postage stamp of Its own. But representatives of the Zionist government have Informed London philatelists that this anomaly promises soon to be rectified, for, with the establishment of Palestine a the national koine of the Jewish nation. It Is believed little time will be lost In emulating the examples of other small nations called Into being by mandates of the pence conference by the Issuance of distinctive stamps. Stamps sold by British army post offices In adjacent former enemy territory are being utilized by EE overprinting with the word Material for Bridges. Bridges now needed?' In national parks and forest reserves are to be built of the steel girders and trusses, and other bridge material, which was ready to be shipped to France, for the use of the American array, when the wnr ended. There Is a vast amount of this material on hand, ready drilled and quite portable. 2.856 pounds being the maximum weight of any part. Popnlar Mechanics Magazine. F ROM every indication, Utah will have a coal shortage this winter. There has been mined during the first six months of this year less then one-ha- lf of the normal amount, hence it will be hard to supply the during cold weather. de-ma- nd Let us have your order for your winters coal. That good Castle Gate 1 Coal Kaysville Burden of Public Debts. The annual Interest on the debt of Britain Is 12.5)2 per Tent of her Ihcome, that of France 32.17 per cent, that of Italy 14.43 per cent, that of the United States 2.53 per cent, that of Germany 20.90 per cent, that Of Austria 25.92 per cent, that of Hungary nil 24.7S per cent, that of Bulgaria 21.80 per cent, and that of Turkey 17.60 per cent. I 1 Co-o- !i p The House of Quality K0 pC-re- Jsmm Usually a "Bluffer. A person who goes around bragging awful temper" Is the easbout hi iest person In the world to cow by a very small show of firmness and To Help Yon Win Riches The average man places these as his goal. He dreams about having them. But the average man is slow to take a practical step towards that goal. He is content, to dream about it and never gets there. power-happi- ness. The most practical start ia to start a savings Rockefeller had to save hit ' first thousand dollars. It earned the rest of his fortune. 'account Character Earns Credit h. Saving men not only have capital for their efforts. In saving, they establish a reputation which will it easy to secure additional capital when necessary. A farmer has frequent need for capital if he is striving continually to improve his property. How important it ia then that he build un his credit establish his char- , acter. 0, Hair Wins Husbands. It may be possible girls are bobbing their hair that It wont take them so Bobbed long to get ready when an automobile toots outside. Many a husband has been lost to a girl because she used forty-ninhairpins. . e 3TAVI . The easiest and . hs one-ha- j e r $5,800,-000,00- NETU1PAcPEP,PEpa0DICAU John W. Walsh, Pres, and Gen. KAYSVILLE, UTAH f amounted toapproximately while the maximum cost of the proposed bonus is placed at This latter figure includes the estimated cost of carrying out the provisions of the bonus bill, i At the same time the statement calls attention to the fact that nearly three-fourtof the veterans who would share'in a bonus saw no fight-in- g lf whatsoever, and nearly of them were in the service but six months or less before the armistice. MACAaJ statjon CONFECTIONERY. ! quickest way is to start a savings Origin ef Pensions. The practice of pensioning or Insuring sick and wounded soldiers Is said to hare 1een slimed In Eng'and by Oliver Cromwell. nt J a - To - Save Your Mon-an- prvi J d Maks - i I, " SL,A lu YourMonf S&fi . 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