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Show UINTAH RASIN RECORD .,esj pointers Llke war, n ti,e Civil little that he country died, Died of be Yfater he changed his .r :PSrs .fi I Keeping Up t&lX sa Island New .land on the discovered in 16M by '7pwTcoast ' t '! Science Service. .00 Src-p- rMagnetism nf , WNU Service. Coal Keeps Place as Chief Source Is srs of Economic Energy t r,rs magnetism was ; tefow r jrope. By WATSON DAVIS Washington. Coal is still power king and is the energy source upon which the future must rely, despite the relative decrease in its use that has occurred in recent years. Medium Priced f'i Main lj at 4rh South and Popular Extremes Two covetous as if are so Ijjon forever; and as if they were live ge to .profuse, L Aris- - moment. next pleasant Pellets made of are effective in removing e Adv. waste. body ;1 Friends Sound ds more sure tie than when they eir objects no be are and wishes. MOOS? you want irritable? Do nervous sod jt to scream? you icold you? s are on o i edge, try LYDIA E. f' EIETABLE COMPOUND. Nature cairn quivenng nerves. I Derations one woman has told with S j) go smiling through umi Vegetable Compound. It p ae up the system, thus lessen-- hr ons from the functional must endure. NuW to get a bottle of world- -I i ns Compound n your druggist M l, today WITH-- ti more than a written in letters rai- have 1 LYDIA E. COMPOUND? PINKHAMS HOSTELRY NEWEST it delightfully air king the summer months Niiby Room Every Natural supplies of oil and gas and the electricity that comes from water power will not in future years supply our needs. Technical experts look forward to the day when coal will supply us not only with the bulk of our power from central stations but with superior synthetic fuels, such as gas for heating, liquid fuels for internal combustion engines, and smokeless solid fuel for home heating. Inevitably an end to flush production of petroleum and natural gas will arrive, not suddenly but gradually and steadily, a survey made by the Ontario Research foundation shows. This will be due both to enforced conservation measures and to changes in the economics of the industry. Synthetic manufacture of oil and gas from coal will become more economically justified with increased cost of natural oil and gas. Relatively less coal will be burned raw. Much Coal Is Processed. Even now figures show that almost a third of the bituminous coal produced in America is processed. A single coking plant near Pittsburgh consumed one per cent of all the coal mined in the whole world. Processing of coal, taking out the rich chemicals that dye our textiles, make our medicines, supply raw materials for industries, creating gaseous and liquid fuels, and leaving coke for metallurgical and other uses, will inevitably become one of the largest of our industries. Public health factors, and the economic losses due to smoke that blights many of our large cities will demand that smokeless fuels and fuels processed and purified for special purposes be used practically exclusively. Burning untreated coal may be considered almost a crime. We derive our power from the fossil sunshine of past geologic eras. We are living on the energy savings of the past. We are, alas, scattering our power resources over the face of the earth in fine dust and degraded energy. Sleep Fast in Georgia Did Not Break Record Washington. The University of Georgia students who stayed awake for 100 hours for scientific investiga- HOTEL Me Square 1.50 to $3.00 l'IT,mpl, Square ha. a S' fri'ily atmoa. dwnyafmd it imtnac- - comfortable, and .an J'wbl..yu ',hJr hotel thrre-Z- pn recommended 1 I., poippreciatewhyi r 'lot distinction F wautiful to stop hostelry Rossiter, "1 'd of Acid ek L? Poisonous W fc n k. h L aste kwr "yy,fIS,nt0 yur derptl t irili t?ePUh"? you well matter Ridnpya get nd fail t th,re m,iy bfl iatem and a,nt0,,frewnt Url kdac . M iI 4vJ! I J Digfata backache, "jlfiP" ot diazincaa, CTore,yo" wLKr! tions did not break any records, although they came close to it. The longest sleep fast on record, apparently, is that of human guinea pigs in another scientific study who went as long as 114 hours without sleeping. Man cannot live without sleep, any more than he can live without food, but the period of wakefulness which would be fatal to a human is not definitely known. Dogs have been able to survive sleep fasts of more than 14 days, though others die after being kept awake that long. SuiTerers from insomnia generally believe that they have hung up records for sleepless periods. They often fail to take into account, however, the daytime cat naps which, added to the few hours they sleep at night, provide them with a fair amount of rest. rCCOmme Farm Produce Outlets Sought With Large Fund East Lansing, Mich. Search for industrial uses for farm products will be speeded up through the use of a $100,000 grant by the Rackham fund to Michigan State college here. In addition to the researches looking to industrial uses, one special to objective of investigators will be make out of cornstalks, sawdust, straw, or other farm wastes, some material on al 4jM. l"cini0Ul town !C5;coIumn m,Qn I Itn"9 l Ut ij, ,, Way pays to vrt f 81 M w ' Of nerchants rnt 7 ar ,l for its physical fertilisers are used for its chemical improvement. The sought-fo- r sou material, by rendering the will in more and porous, lighter power, and crease its thus indirectly make for better control of both floods and erosion. water-holdin- tho v to be plowed into the soil improvement, as . Prices. .specials g ealtli in Minerals bought to Surface by Many Volcanoes PREVENTING: fos-sil- s. Source of Big Walsh Fortune. Colo., a similar volcano brought 250 cubic miles of new material to the surface at about the same time as the Cripple Creek eruption. This created the famous Camp Bird mining area, which built the fabulous fortune of the late Tom Walsh. To date, more than $270,000,-00- 0 in gold and silver have been mined in the San Juan area near Silverton, of which $30,000,000 came from Camp Bird. After the first eruption of the Silverton volcano, one of the craters, eight miles in diameter, collapsed, opening hundreds of fissures in the surrounding rock, which were later filled with rich deposits of gold and silver, some of them five to seven miles long. Volcanic activity in the ancient Gulf Coastal plain, an area which now includes Texas, Arkansas, and Mississippi, brought diamonds to Arkansas, and formed oil traps in other areas. Erupting 80,000,000 years ago, the ancient volcanoes were discovered during drilling operations only since 1915. New Mexico, a million or so years ago, had a volcanic lake in the Valles mountains similar to the present Crater lake in Oregon. This crater, which is the largest explosive crater known, was 17 miles long and 13 miles wide. Near Silverton, NEWS By LEMUEL F. PARTON YORK. The absence of sa-- a Ion diplomacy or petticoat poli- JEW tics in the European struggle for a new power balance would be an oversight by the muse of history, Lady Pulls readying Strings in drama of the Duce Deal century, and at last it seems to have been attended to. Enter Lady Chamberlain, the cleverest woman politician in England, widow of Sir Austen, obscurely noted in the news as mysteriously busy for the last few months in the British-ltaliarapprochement. Several weeks ago, a sagacious traveler of this writerll acquaintance, back from Rome, reported Lady Chamberlain as adroitly fostering an understanding with Britain which would bring recognition of Ethiopia y and a spilt on Spain and the Mediterranean. She has been in Rome since November, in intimate social intercourse with the more important Fascist moguls. For many years, she has been known as the most perfect political hostess in London and has been subtly Influential in many big deals in continental diplomacy. It was she who cooked up the Locarno conference, at Lake Maggiore, in Switzerland, in 1925, When the delegates tvere haggling, she packed some hampers and invited Sir Austen, the When Chicagos schools were closed by an infantile paralysis epidemic thousands of pupils were given zinc sulphate nasal sprays, one of sciences most recent developments in the fight on a deadly plague. But still more important is the new vaccine developed by Dr. John A. Kolmer of Temple university (right) who claims it will produce im- munity from Infantile paralysis. Doctor Kolmer and his assistant were given injections and the doctors two children came next. When the 1937 plague arrived hundreds of youngsters were injected with the vaccine. Below: Dr. Frances Glenn, Doctor s assistant, at work with a small army of young patients. two-wa- Kol-mer- Briand How Picnic PJ1PINP lLiUi Ui Dfier Scientists Develop IFays Of Helping Victims Recover At New Yorks Columbia university medical school science has defor the benefits of Georgia warm springs, veloped an efficient substitute treatment by air. The photograph under-watemassage plus a healing Into the hour glass tank for treatment. shows how a patient is lowered r inHv language ,h' New Dental Filling o -- that a new dental filling V y .j it it" "rfqmres the presence r- Strsssr Another help artificially - Salt I eke City PERSONALS WANTED Original poema, Bongs, for St ml poem consideration to ML SIC PVBI IttH RS, LTD., Dent M27 - - - - - - Toronto. Canada Result AliOklOL Ireotment Assured, fit IN 1 b H WOt N V AIN S AN Onlv 3 d TOKII M 1110 F th So Snlt I nke ( Hr. immediate (OLIMHIAN is TICKETS STEAMSHIP CRUISES Steamship Tickets, CruisesI All Itnra, all xpress Co., 84 ships Write to American Vet 2nd South St , Salt lake ( tv. BUILDING MATERIAL INTkRSTAir BRICK CO. Flie Cav Building and Eire Buck Vitrified Sewer Hollow Building Tile Hoof nnd M intcis. Pipe Dram Tile aiH 8. 11th F. BAIT 1AKF II Y POULTRY HEADQHAKTE K9 FOR BABY CHICKS, (et our MuNtY SAVlNti Poults, Sdutks on APPROVE D THICKS, vor.l I Fits, 83 W. IS I' SO . 8 I,. 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Bait, (.loves, Ranehalla, VolhbHlIa, Athletic ahot a, etc. IDAHO SCHOOL 81 111 Y (O Halt lake HVFSIFKV C.RFAT 1 ICE CREAM RODA front-pag- e work- out of the as an ally of the On secret service. Front Page An attache of in Spy unt the latter told me in Washing ton last summer that J. Edgar HoO' vers organization, developed in post-wa- r years, would be an invaluable aid to this country's defenses against foreign espionage, and that, in the event of trouble, actual or impending, no foreign country could hope to duplicate Germanys exploit in sabotage, propaganda and spying before our entry into the World war. Reed Vetlerli, In short pants when the World war started, heads the New York office of the F. B. I. and deploys his 73 t spy scenario, agents in a in width they score as usual, with indications today that this is just the overture. Six feet tall, blond, reticent, Mr. Vetterli is a veteran of the F. B. I. war against thugs and kidnapers, in the bureau since 1926, in charge of 18 offices in his 11 years of service. He was born in Salt Lake City In 1903, and took his law degree at the University of Washington In 1923. In 1933, he was wounded in the Kansas City massacre, trading shots with Pretty Boy Floyd's gangsters. lie has participated in most of the bureaus famous kidnaping, vice and bank robbery cases. He succeeded Rhea Whitley as head of the New Yoik office on September II, 1037. He has a reputation in the bureau for always having an airtight case against anyone he arrests. Nw Feature, & ConsolM WNU FREEZERS KHNTAINS HE (BEAM COIN-IKHthEtUS and Ice Cream cabinet - Inspired circulation with air pressure machine When Napkins Were Not Used A patent was issued in 18C3 on an extra long bib that could be spread on the table as a protection against falling food. The bib had a rim to catch foodstufls. K Eixturea, Stools, CarbonaLors, Steam AIka reconditioned equipment Uablea term. 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Indolence Defined by Hi Ho Indolence, said Hi Ho, the of Chinatown, frequently nnst.ikis itself for patient and supirior WNU W.fk No. 2 BAIT LAKE Graduated l'rom Harvard Sir Guoige Down ini', who built and after whom Londons famous street named, v.as Ilaivard , col-lep- second graduate in giaduatmg class in 1012. its hist Rooster That Crows Loudest Jud Tunkins says the rooster that 'just stood olf and watched the fit ht is the one who butts in on the victory and crows the loude-t- . Never Quarrel With Friend Jud Tunkins sajs never quirrd wdth a fiiend. If you mut quarrel, brace your nerve and puk an enemy. Congressional Record in 1873 The Congressional lteeoid was first publi-he- d for a ppecial session of the senate in 1873. Range of the Harp The harp has a range of six and one-ha- lf octaves. Rivers Flow In'o Oceans Atlantic and 1atilic i reeks, two streams in Yellowstone National Pittk, How into each other in suih a way at Two Ocean pass that water iroin o.uh finds its way into both the Atlantic and Iacilic oceans. hervue. Slkethecemdjonjej. rVinlhat 245 So State IK red-ho- ' New Features on Moon Felt Radio Co. InterMtn Dist. Streseman to the most Important Made Peace picnic in all hisIn her tory, handsome little yacht, they disappeared around a bend in the lake, landed in a secluded spot, and, with the aid of three jurists, Europe. Whatever came out of the conference, for good or ill, is traced to that picnic. When she returned to England, she was made Dame of the Grand Cross of the British Empire. She is a comely matron of sixty-two, married to Sir Austen in 1906. He was fourteen years older. She was Ivy Dundas of one of the leading political families of England. In the earlier years of their marriage, she was credited with having coached her husband in the mannerisms which all of the great Birmingham family found it expedient to master when they moved to London. She is said to have been his political as well as his social mentor, and frequently electioneered in his campaigns. Lady Chamberlain is an extreme conservative and is believed to have nurtured plans for a British alliance with the Absolutist powers. She has an extraordinary flair for dras matic political and delicate sensitivity to political currents. Italy conferred on her the Gold Medal of Merit. p Man owes his bram ".T l 00 AN Television, Test Fquipment, Radio Part 4k Supplies, Overnight Deliveries, Write (or free catalogue. and stage-setting- Man an Articulate Ape r,r'W,lest LAKE Amatrura Fxpenreenteri English not work if it contains more than one ounce of impurities in three Kentons of metal, reports Dr. J. J. Chemical nedy of the Maywood minworks, describing the cesium to the industry ing and purifying American Chemical society. South Mined in the Black Hills of dull and gum-lik- e the Dakota, pollucite, ore of cesium, worth fifteen from 1 to dollars a pound, contains Purioxide. 30 per cent of cesium and refied by successive stages, in air duced to a metal that burns cesium is and explodes in water, in photoused as the sensitive metal eyes of electric the cells electric a getter in radio as industry-a- nd getter burns tube A radio tubes. that the of oxygen bits up the last catch. vaccum pump couldnt acquirement , articulate ape with material cul- and te Cl RADIO AND TELEVISION Bervlcemrn at Locarno New York. Cesium, rare earth that makes the electric eye see, will mia 8 ALT $1 TAB! h non In Hi NO. NfrYAIH top at the Reno's largest end HOTEL GOLDEN moat popular hotel n G-M- mm,?' MliwWrt Kate State $35,000.00 Stock Cesium, Electric Eye Retina, Should Be Pure or nf Natural Sciences W WEEK tion marks the first Philadelphia. h,nd, d PLAN DOME. 41! THIS One Wire Carries 12 Radio Phone Messages New York. A peek into the future of long distance telephonic communication was given at the meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers here. Developments in the use of existing telephone wires as guide paths for carrier waves has made it possible to have 12 messages going over the same wire without interference. Two engineers from the Bell laboratories, C. W. and E. I. Green, disclosed new details of the carrier system for toll cables. The new advances are the culmination of a long range program of applying high frequency waves to wires. Early developments utilized special wires but the new work has succeeded in using existing cables, both aerial and underground. Plans already under way call for the application of large numbers of these systems to meet the rapid growth in long distance traffic, said the engineers. HOTELS HOTFL 4th So is a simian legacy. London. Revision of our maps of tlie moon may be necessary as a result of the discovery of a series of crateis and walled plains, near the edge of our satellites visible disk by H. Fercy Wilkins, British e astronomer. Occupying twenty southeas grecs of latitude on the edge of the moon, this tangle walled valleys, craters and hign o ocaks has escaped discovery nany years. WHOS VT Washington. Boiling floods f lava and glowing clouds oi gas are not the only prod- SS of.Yolcanoes. geologists Many volcanoes have brought useful and valuable minerals gold, silver, diamonds, or oil, close to the surface where men can get at them. Reporting his field findings to the Geology Society of Washington. Koschmann, of the United geological survey, told of the pTf PpHP nre6k voIcano near Pikes Colo., whose eruption 25,000,-00- 0 years ago brought millions of dollars worth of gold into the rocks near the surface, where it could be reached by mining operations. After the first eruptions, the era-e- r floor collapsed, carrying leaves and tree trunks deep into the where they are now found asearth, Science Battles Infantile Paralysis Needles, Nulls Made of Gold Sewing medles and nail heads were often made of gold, by pr historic South American Indian tubes. Iiritish Kidhlngs in Roman Da vs wue lamous British bu lid evtn in Roman d. y s. "-- |