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Show THE PACE FOUR : PROTECT ALL OF UTAH'S INDUSTRIES X PROVIDE JOIiS FOR THOUSANDS PRESERVE the presi;nt TARIFF RE-ELEC- smoot sugar T IT'S AUTHOR SENATOR REED SMOOT I ! Committee Safe-V- ote Sparrow Neglected by Translators of Bible STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN iPaid Politicai Advertisement) 1932 tainly deserves better UHuge than It received from the trunslutors of what Is known ait our Authorized Verblon of the ISlble. Its Hebrew name was tidppor, gays a writer In the Moutreal Family Herald, which occurs sonis thirty-tw- o times In the original, but Is translated sparrow In only two places, 1'nalin 81:3: "Yea, the sparrow hath found an houxe and the swallow a place," and I'huIid 102: 7: "I am as a sparrow alone upon In other places It Is the houxe-top.- " set down In our Klbles simply as a bird. What spirit of divination Instructed King James' scholars to differentiate between the "tslppors" In the two Psalms and the "tslp-pors- " elsewhere no moo may say, but so far as anyone has been Informed It would appear thut the Hparrow received less than fair play at their hands, however wisely their choice was exercised In some cases. Generally faithful little mothers, true to their task of rearing their restless broods, are and disconsolate when driven from their eggs, as the nature-lovinwriter of Proverbs 27:8, notes, when seeking for a parallel to a man who finds himself out of his proper station In life: "As a sparrow that wandereth from her nest, so Is a man that wandereth from bis place." Legends Cluster About Pearls World-Famou- s Since the time of Cleopatra pearls of great value have figured In romantic as well as commercial history. Pliny records probably the two most famous, those that Cleopatra wore In her ears, and it Is a story of how she dissolved one In wine and drank It to win a wager with Antony. In the Sixth century the Peros pearl was even then valued as high as $25,000. Charles the Bold In the Fifteenth century owned another valuable and famous pearl, while ranking with It were the Tararequl and Ovledo " pearls and the celebrated "La (the incomparable) belonging to Philip II and which came from Panama. The pearls of Mary Stuart, of Queen Elizabeth, together with those of the great moguls and shahs have their counterpart In such famous American collections as the Morgan-Tiffan- y and the Gould pearls; another famous collection, the Van Buren pearls, a gift from the Imam f Muscat, Is In the National museum. Washington Star. is lit 7", 4 Nf 4 ft '. Si! J IN Ui ! - , Tfc J w fr' " ., ; . ..- T" block which Camera study of the scene before the great marks the last resting place of the Unknown Soldier of the World war In the Arlington National cemetery, as members of the Third cavalry, from Fort Myer, Va., relieve the guard. Stop Gas Pains! German A. Remedy BORGESON Instructor in Music Band and Orchestra Instruments Free Scholarships A. given, for details call at Armory after 11 A. M. C . 1 oaiuraays Gives Relief Walking Soda Fountain America is the home of soda water, the Montreal Family Herald observes. When Americans took charge of the Panama canal construction, the Introduction of soda water to the isthmus soon followed, and the result was a walking soda fountain. The black woman vendor balanced her soda fountain on top of her head and dispensed her drinks with one single glass tumbler to the Jamaican workmen employed on the canal. She had three or four varieties of flavors, and her soda water actually was only plain water. However, her customers seemed satisfied with the drinks. Placing Hortetho There is no agreement among beat once. Ord and Mangelson. Drugs lievers In this superstition as to how good luck can best be obtained by Blood Sucken the placing of a hanging horseshoe. The only two kinds of many-celle- One way is to place it with ends animals that live entirely pointing upward "so that the luck upon blood are female mosqultoea will not run out," The most usual and vampire bats. So far as known way of hanging a horseshoe is with male mosquitoes are vegetarians. the ends pointing down, this being based on the Idea that the protecWashington Star. tive powers of the horseshoe are as soclated In some way with the nimbus or halo pictured around the heads of saints find angels. In the Middle ages horseshoes were hung on the thresholds of ho'ises In or der to ward off witches. d ALL WOOL CREPE DRESSES REDUCED PRICES, Sizes 14 to 18- - Smart Styles Misses and Ladies Size 29c HEAVY WOOL ZIPPER JACKETS FOR SCHOOL Hanson Style Shop 3, VOTERS! G ROVER A. GILES Grover A. Giles, was born in Fillmore City, Utah, on October 7 1892. He married Mabel E. James a graduate nurse of the L. D. 8 Hospital, in 1917. They have three children, the first of whom Is now entering the first year terra In high school. Attorney Giles received his preliminary education in the public schools and high school of Fillmore City and graduated from the University of Utah in 1917 with the Degree of Bachelor of Law. Mr. Giles entered the field of politics In 1916 before he left the University. He was elected County Attorney of Millard County that to year and has been that office three times since. In 1924 his party gave him the nom-- j ination for District Attorney and in 1928 the nomination for District Judge. In both of these contests he won two out of the five counties and made a close race in Beaver County. He is again the choice of the party to make the race for District Judge in the present campaign. This is Indeed a high compliment to the honesty, integrity, and ability of the candidate. Mr. Giles was the head of the corporation department in the office of Secretary of State for two years and was again elected to the office of County Attorney of Millard County while working in the state capacity. He has had a wide experience in the general practice of law. over a period of sixteen years, having been identified with some of the most important litigation of his county. He has been a tireless worker in community affairs. He is tolerant, kind and sympathetic, but fearless and courageous in the discharge of his official duties. He has poise, clear vision, and a Judicial temperament that together with his experience and contact with the problems of humanity make him eminently qualified for the position of District Judge. (Political Advertisement, Paid for By Democratic Judicial Committee) SEE US FOR REPAIRS "Pantheon" of Florence The church of the Santa Croce Before the really cold weather sets in, before the snow pile up and driving even a well conditioned car is difmake sure, ficult now, that all is in correct working order. Our charges are very -- -- reasonable. In Florence might well be called the Pantheon of that city ; its facade suggests, a little, London's Westminster abbey, and It was au Englishman, Francis Sloane, who restored It In 18C3. Along both walls extend the tombs of the immortals, the most notable being the final rest lng place of Michelangelo. The tourist also may see here the tombs of Rossini, the composer, and of Galileo and Mlchlavelli. Many of the tombs are beautiful, but none pretentious. tie-fin- ed Nephi Drug Co. Ft. Green News on As to Mr. Seegmiller ffe while professing sympathy for the farmer and laborer this his record shows he was active against the recently-adopte- d tax amendments favored by Federated Labor, farmers and the building trades organito the extent of at least permitting associates opposed to the zations? amendments to fight them in an unfair, unsportsmanlike manner and attempting to block presentation of the proponents' arguments? that, instead of upholding mining tax laws, HE APPEARED AS A PAID LOBBYIST OF CERTAIN MINING INTERESTS before the state tax committee and the legislature to defeat the tax amendments? to defeat Henry H. Blood (of whose public or private record no just criticism can be made) he has attacked the administration of a retiring governor, apparently on the assumption that Mr. Blood, being a Democrat with an office in the state capitol, has, somehow, been responsible for things Mr. Seegmiller sees fit to criticize? that, to sportsmen, Mr. Seegmiller declares that sheep and cattle have too wide e a range, to the detriment of preserves; while, on the other hand, he declares to stockraisers that there are too many deer and other forms of game wild-lif- encroaching upon the livestock ranges? Unless and until Mr, SeegmlHer makes a satisfactory denial of these charges, his claim to preferment as a candidate for governor of Utah can hare no appeal te Intelligent, unbiased, citizens who admire frankness and love fair play. fair-mind- TEXACO SERVICE Garage -- It is up to you to select, by your ute. servants to fill the offices of District Judge, District Attorney and County Attorney, and In making such selection it Is your interests that should be considered, not the Interests of the candidate ior such offices. WMt you want Is the servant who will best answer to the needs of the public In gen eral. In my 15 years of practice, before many courts. Federal and State, I have found no court that more fully measures up to the stan dard of learning and impartiality Then those long winter evenings droi in and than that presided over by the Honorable LeRoy H. Cox. and his select your FAVORITE MAGAZINE and read record on cases on appeal from his court verifies my statement. A Dis for diversion. trict Judge whose decisions are not reversed by the Supreme Court Is one who certainly should be sus tained by the taxpayers, as each reversal means additional expense ALL WORTH- - WHILE MAGAZINES, for the taxpayers. Claude F. Baker, candidate for District Judge Is a man for the THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, position, that no person need offer an apology in voting for; a man very well learned in his profession THE DESERET NEWS and cognizant with the conditions of our district, and in my opinion the best fitted man in the Judicial THE DENVER POST and Disrict for the position.' Closer to home is the matter of County Attorney. We want a man LOS ANGELES EXAMINER for the office who shall have in mind the scope of his duties, as by law. The County Attorney is the legal adviser of the Board of Commissioners and each county orncer. He is required In this county under the law, according to the last census, to HAVE HIS OFFICE AT THE COUNTY SEAT. This requirement was undoubtedly made in your interest. Then care for your interests and vote for Kenneth Webb who will have his office at "Amerind" the County Seat. In general use the term AmerHere are three candidates, ican Indian was frequently abbremen, with unquestionable viated to Indian and this led to character and qualifications, and A birthday dinner was given last confusion with the Indian who Is not the product of a sewed-u- p chorum cl political bosses. Vote Friday afternoon at her home in inhabitant of the East Indies. So for them in the Interests of your- honor of Mrs. Andrew A. Anderson. to designate the American Indian Immediate relatives and friends the bureau of American selves. ethnology were present and enjoyed a delight-afternoP. N. ANDERSON authorized the word Amerind or and a hot dinner. (Paid Political Advertisement) Amerindian which la a combination Mr. and Mrs. Sam Williams ann- of the two words American and ounce the marriage of their dauScreech Owl's "Spell" ghter, Julia, to Dean Swain of Morand often In neglected orchards, oni. The marriage took place on find the October close to the cities, you will 26th. screech owl. It rarely stirs abroad Watches, Jewelry, Diabefore dark, being a nocturnal Lon Coombs, of Lark, Utah, Mr. bird, whose silent ghostly flight and Mrs. Fred Fahrni and Missj monds, Wedding Rings for the may account somewhat superstitions that surround It. In last week end here. Fine Watch and Jewelry Louisiana, folks call It the shiverannounves Mrs. Caroline suLlewellyn the and in Mississippi, ing owl, Repairing a Specialty of her daughter, Katie, the perstitious among the darkies turn to T.marriage will make' J. O'Connor. their pockets inside out to avert their home in San They Francisco. . G. W. Moreland, Jeweler its evil spell when they hear Its The Elite Club members enter-- : CaroIn South voice. quavering tained their husbands at a Hallow- -' lina a piece of iron Is tossed Into e'en party Sunday evening at the Hawkins Eldg. Nephi, U. the fire to effect the same release home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ed- -' ler. A hot dinner was served. from the "spell.' ahat, in his desperation LOW PRICES SCHOOL HOSE tj V--' Acting on BOTH upper and lower bowels Adlerika washes out all poi sons that causes gas, nervousness and bad sleep. One dose gives relief t Nov. Week of To Discourage "Tippling"? Mugs with a frog model affixed to the bottom on the Inside, popularly known as frog mugs, were turned out at the pottery works at Leeds, Sunderland and Nottingham, beginning about 1800. They were made at other English potteries also. The purpose of the frog Is a matter of It might Just have speculation. been a popular novelty. According o to another theory, it might have been instigated by prohibition agi"Work and Business" will be the tation current even as far back as theme of the South Ward Relief the early Nineteenth century, the Society meeting next Tuesday at 2 idea being to scare the tippler half p. m. in the South Ward Chapel. out of his wits into more temperate An entertaining program has been arranged for the afternoon. All ways with the frog deception when members are of the organization he had drunk half the contents. to bring material to make requested Chicago Post. handkerchiefs for school children. rj Thursday, ANOTHER be au exceedingly Important bird, but It cer- -- 'v Candidate for Judge The aparrow may not Pere-grlna- Spirit of Armistice Day, NEPHI, UTAH. S. g Dean of The United States Senate Chairman of the Senate Finance Vote TIMES-NEW- ed i Your Vote for Henry E. Blood Will Be a Vote for Good Government and a Good Governor! 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