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Show I THE MIDVALE JOURNAL Friday, November 16, 1928 WORDS OF THE WISE Racial Mark Plainly Seen in Place Names While tu05l o, the states of the Mississippi mlh•y, besides counties~ rivers and Jukes in all parts of the country, bear lJ.H!lan names, but a small number only of the towns that are the work of the white man have adopted names borrowed from the original owners of tile land. Not one In ten, it Is claimed, of the 130 largu cities h::s 110 lnulun narue, If we e:~.: cept Chlcugo, and among tho.~e that have It is usually ttn adaption from some neighhuring luke or streaur. '£he early explorers 11n1l llettler<> have left their rncinl mark. Up the Hudson anu 1\lohuwk the trail of the Dntchmao is pretty clear. The French Influence I11 nor·them New York llrHl Vermont and t!long the line of the Great lnl,e.· Is fnwillur in many names. ~li>::8i~:;ippl has no "saints" In Its li~t. wlwreas acro>'S the r·ivcr Louisiana, hy nine parishes nnd many towns, rin•rs turd lakes, perpetuates the religious tenets of Its early fa · theri!. l':l'ntuek~· :tlld Tenaessee e1·i· dence thP 1o1·ahnlury of the hunter nod trapper. ~loutana and Idaho that of the miuer. All the region IH'I]nire<l from lllexien. p:u·ticularly snuthem California, nrainlains iu Its place names the llll'lliOI'Y of its Spanh.-JI ex· plorers and sPttl!'rs. Ther·e are rl'la tiYely few Indian names on the l'al'ific coa<:t. ~tmnge to say. North of the Spuni~h hell capes and towns fre· quently reflel't the loyalty of early set· tiers to tire ohler states of the Union; for example, l'ortland, Ore., which was named 11fter l'ortland, !\Iaine. The stnr·y I;; that two ~ttle'rs to whom the task of ,.:ple('tlng .a namE' fnr the Even a sn;;e can be foolish. Love of argt.T.lCnt can be a vice. Beauty is uolo\'ely without virtue. Of Another Calling En route to fultlll nn engugement In New Englund once, S 1usa got on the trnlu at a station to stretch hi~: legs for a few minutes. BPfore be could luol\ around nn excited woman ru~hed up to him and frnnt ically d~ rounded: "Has the nine-three train pulled out?" "1 don't know," he replied. "Why don't you know?" she shouted. "Why do you stand there like a log? Aren't you a conductc•r?" "Yes. I'm a conductor." "A· fine eonductor you are,'' she exclaimed contemjltuousiy. "Well, you see," he humbly replied, "I'm not the conductor of a railroad train; l'm the condurtor of a bras~ band." Page Five Vlhcn Modest Man Had Right to " Limelight" .u . . . . . . . .. News Notes in Jt •• • Priuil•ge to Utah Brown I~ 11 very rich man, but bls name Is ne1·er mentl•med In conuec· tion with tl1e mrious banks, factories nud other enterprises In which he is Li~J• lnterc!'t~d. He writes books on economic sub· jects, and magazine artlclL'S on In· Worry's blood cousin ls loneliness. dustrial Jlroblems, but be never signs COALVJLLE-North Summit high them. school, by its 13 to 0 victory over WaJ,oye and re:tsou are seldom on He never grants an Interview. He !'peaking tt>l'' l"'· avoids photographers. He refuses to satch county high recently, won the speak In public. right to contest the winners of the The WE'll< I in~ tour ls often the calm Be Is the anonymous donor of mst western hal! o! the division for the hefOI'e tire storm. sums to <·harity. berth. There was but one occasion when state tournament Ancl<•nt Jtoruans had nJ corn crop he willingly allowed reporter:s und BOISE-Idaho shipped to Los Angeto mise too mn('h 'lf. photugrnphers to up(Jroucb him. lle les last year 894,750 pounds of dressposed In severn! positions while the ed poultry. Utah sent the soutliern \Yh v 1lN"' a man lnse his nerve just cameras caught him from all angles. Call!ornla city 326,845 pounds. The when' he nP('d.< it most? lie read a prepared statement to the two states tpgetber provi<:) e Los Anreporter·s. \\'hat's more, he cautioned geles with 20 per <.ent of the dressed The Brimst one Pa!h One half has to Jh·c on wit at the When the revivalist, Torrey, was them to spell his name correctly. He poultry consumed. other hnlf b ahlt' to cook. holding meetings In Loodou. he was had just won the deciding match for SALT LAKE-Utah shipped to Los the prize ntfered by hi~ club to players ppro1·ed 11isu who persons by annoyed last year 326,845 pounds ot Angeles A wuteh ruay last a man 40 years, the haiL with a handicap of thirty or over.- 1 dressed poult.ry. Id~tho sent the southleal'ing sermons his of but a lrnirlmr~h l'llll bent lt. l'reuching a regular hell und hrim- Los Angele~ Times. ern California city 894,750 pounds. stone sermon one night, lie told his The two states together provide Los Why <loPs n dark room at night hearers what a great sorrow it llad Day• Mucluaking with 20 per cent of the dress· Angeles one? light a than eolder ,;eem twen to him because lie believed one uf The lute t'l:uuncey M. Llepew wa~ ed poultry consumed Impenitent. "And talking one day to <1 New York re· It is n•nl'l1 f'nsier to fot·m n new his aunts had died VERNAL-About 250,000 sheep are to hrll." the porter about the more tolerant atti· gone certainly has she habit tlwu it is to reform fll old one. moved from the summer ranges being el'ungelist added. A :roung rnun could tude of the puhlie nowadays toward In Colorado to the ·winter ranges in stnnd no more, and got up and walked the greut tinandPrs. An appl!' " I•!IY may he t liP way; Utah, It was announced recently by there goes H young "You don 't rPruember the old muck· nnd mayhe it i~ hc•tter to eat it baked. out. "Yes, nnd chief state sheep man who will go to bell, ton," Torrey r·aking timPs. I suppose," said Mr. Thomas Redmond, returned from the just has door, who the inspector, Heaching shouted. Depew. •'In t !rose times it was a crime Tulk is l'ln•np-f'speelu!ly when .\'OU fellow turned around. ''Yes, young to be ridt. Our muckrakers-trow the border. make u'·e of your neighbor's teleI'm off,'' he cnlled back. "Ta, ta. Any they mr:•·kraked I PROVO-"If we had one more phone. message for auntie? Or shall I tell tier "Jnlin D. Hockefeller, J suppose, Is pheasant we would have our limit,'' you'll see her later?''-Portland Ore· If ~-ou II re Ion)! enouglr, pxp~>rl the most generous man !n the world. remarked Bob Bullock to Wit Hoover )!nni:rn . !It• has given I don't know how many as they were hunting in the vicinity ence finally runs out of lessons to l!UlH]re!ls Ot milTiunS 1of tne bene7ft or Spanish Fork recently. They had teach. of his fellow -men. Anrj yet our muck· Wait a already shot three and were return· uite Q Oregon setllPnwot fell were ea:;tero T he Only Girl was D. John that say to used raker·s ing to the marshes of Utah lake, near ers, and that they tossed a roin to de· • She-Terribly sorry to be so late--Jack had just llskt:O .J iII to rna rr.' termloe whether the town should be him, and she n1urmur·ed "YPs." He-Oh, that's all ri)!ht. Rut wnul<l mean, yes, meaner than old Scragg, Provo. the village miser. called Boston or Portland. PAYSON-The annual stockhold· ".lack. dear," she ventHrl'fl utter 11 ~·ou mlnil waltin;r herf' for ahotrt ten "Old Sera!!g, you know, used to an<l c:n hetler I'd think I minutes? long SiiPnt·e, "am I rlre nnl) ~il'l--" ers' meeting ot tho St.rawberry Water I gPt a not her shn ,·r.-LorH1nn Il umorist. ~kim the milk on top nod then fi011 Users' asociation was held recently ti;.;hteneo nrtn!' man'!> young The Nature's Kindness to it over and skim It en the bottom." al>out her. at the Nebo stake tabernacle, with Peop!e of Green lsl; A Modest Vblet ".Jill." he Interrupted fipreel.v, ''don't President Lee R. Taylor in charge. A Sound Bores Hole• Among utlrLr L>enefits of being 1111 ask me whether yon are lhP onl.v "Ile has u wonderful opinion of levy was made of 30 cents per acre· l..rislunau thert• Is to be lh;ted. It is girl I ever .oved You know tt as himself." Sound wn n•s of a frequency of 200,· foot, 10 cents for operation and main· 11s~erted. au nhility to break une's I well as I do." "Say, he thi'lk,. he Is so bright that 000 to 500,000 vibrations a second, tenance and 20 cents for a reserve I.JOn(ls with rPlath·e impunity, n~ corn· "That wasn't what I was ~o:ulng to If thp sun took :. vaention It ne1·er passed along a tapering gla!'s rod, fund. pared "ith l·:n;:li~hmen or persons of say at all .•lack,' she answpred "1 would he mis~P,. •· caused tl.e tip to bore a hole In a BRIGHAM CITY-K. C. Wright as· otlrcr ruee~. was gulng to ask you If I was the piece of \Yood and a plate of glass, a Early Beginning chief engineer of the state road sistant At a reeelll euruner·'s lnque.:;t at only girl who would ha\'e you." French experimenter discoYered re· who returned from tha commission, Milton. aged seven, was flshini with Canrberwell. l·:ng!und, Dr. l{pgiuald cenOy. \Yhen the waves were com· Diagno•r• his father. Evldefltly he had on forLarkin, a J>nlkc ,.:urgenn fanlililrr with mun!cated to 11 glass thread about one 1 Curlew -rralley during the week, aaid re· mer oceasiuu;; been lrnpres>-ed with Little nettie l·~asterdu.v of lndianap accident eaSl'S, rook ue('asirn. to r·erulrt one·hundreth of an Inch thick and cently that the eight and one-hall olis hud hePn visltin)! her ~run!lm<ttlo some of the angling yarns told by his his experiPlll'l' that hroJ;pn loon<?s of mere thnn a yard long, , the frictional miles of federal aid highway, de· r1r!'f' u tt>d .. contrn harl anrl borne Scipio ut er returning wllen fnr parent, and r:rpidly e 111111' ht>al Iris!! the effect was so Intense that the Hesh signaled as project 109-E, runnin11. pluy little her of some from mumps of how dad, "Say, suid: lle empty-handed l"trongly than ~irnilar fr:ll·tHr·es. th•• could be burned. Further tests with from the Utah-Idaho line to the Cur· mates. many fish shnll we tell mother got victims of wh:eh ure En;.di-<h; ti1U>< the "ultar-sonic" waves showed that 1 lew valley junction, is now completed. Mumps must have been pnlnful ror a"~a)· !'' ju:;:tif)•ing. rn·rhaps. tire (l·i,;llln:~u·;: 1ru they accelerated various reactions and WASHI:<GTON-Mrs. Reed Smoot. little HettiE- heenu~e ~he rliag-noserl dltlonal pn•t'•· r;·twe for tl :p ~h:ll:rlnh . produced crystallization. wife of the Utah 19enator, died Tuesday Sister's 'Bob? ttw pnln, whE'n a~I;NI how 1tw~ felt hv a plu.vthillg ,.l'liltivl'ly hanti11•s;; In his 7 a. m., after a long illness. She at sayi n:!: Ylsltor (spenking or little boy)count r.l'nwn 65 years old. Mrs. Smoot was wal! "They hurt ju.<l tikP ha1111;.: thf' IUIII · He has hi;; moflrer's eyes. In all aniiiJ:II~ tltf' revair ot llru);pu of Horace F. Eldredge, daughter the Ancient Pistol myarhe In my ""'" ·· lt:di: u::potls ~I other-And his father'~'< mouth. bones is lh!' duty of millions of tiu~· ll. }f. Raah, of Dall<.~stown, Pa., col· Salt Lake pioneer, and Chloe A. Red· News. Cliil!l-And hi~ hrother's trousers. lll'ing eell;: wllif'l1 H<"<'IIIIIIJlatP 111 thP lector of old horse pistols manufac· field Eldredge. She was born In Salt -Tit-flits. plnt·e \Yhert- tit<' honP 1!. hrul; ••n >lllrl tured in the United States, recently Lake sixty-two years ago and was cenlPUt t!IP ~p·, p rpd Pllfl~ lOg't'l liP I Wil h He Got Them Allin came Into possession of a weapon reared here, receiving her education ~tifT. carlil::;:1·t'kP li···sne wlri<'h lhPn The teacher was gil'ing the firth Opposite of Hibernation which was manufactured in Virginia in at the University of Deseret. slowly hnrd1•11,.: inlo hone hy dPpll;;if grnde a !est. She wrote on the L>ou rd: The wor1l "c!<tivate" is the op[IO.>ite 1805. The weapon is said to be the of comporrnd,; of lin:e.-Bnltimore Sun MANTI-A total of 170 deer have "Use t}re words Sl"e, saw, ~en in sen · refer· In used Is aorl the as "hihernate" of existence, in type its of oldest killed by hunters in the Manti been fol· h:uees." One child handed in the through· !'leep which aninwls to ence was style the for date previous oldest forest this year, according to word lowing answer: "I seen a seesaw!"out il1P summrr. JSG5. r outll's Companion. 1 received by the state fish and game This is an increase of department. --------- --· - -··---·- ------·-about 35 per cent over the same period last year. Forest rangers in the region anticipate that at least. 225 will be killed before the season deer P E R F E CT S HAVE STROP P ING IS ES SENT IA L TO THE is over. • .• -. CASE-HARDEN ED ·• \'ipPI' !" SIJe hl~~t'd "St·uundrel I \Vr·etell! Blael;guat·!l! Fool !" Snrillnl( swpf'll.l he continued to ~lntH·e on.·t hi~ p:1per. .. \'illnln !" shl' r<'SUIOl'tl, l•l'r t'.l e;o ,·ivitl fire. uHohher r r !" .. YPs. s·e~: · liP suid. "no •·~~ 1" tla~hing Tht·n 11 1111•11;:l:t sudrlt•rils "'-eurre<l to her . :md !>IW ~:11!!' ilnpPIPssly lntn 11 chair 111 !he U:Pif'ssnP:<s of it ull. lie 1111<1 heon a hmwh:tll umpire.-Path· tillril'l', Try It Or.:~, Ladies \\'ifi••-1 llllldt• 11 IPri'ihiP hit at the t'( I !11 t II is II ft l'l'llOOII llnhl1y- ~Ill kP ll Sfll'l'('!l? \\'ifie-:\o. hut 1 wnr!' my flro·s~ tlrar just ll:rrl ell';lllPil nnd lite odor of gasoline was so prP\ah•nt tliut Pl'"ry \\',.'11 hnrl.v tllou;.:ht 1\'P h:ul fl •·ur hn I'P to I!'!' I orw nnw. fl c>a r. WAS LEFT A PA(U )PER I I I ---- • RICHFIELD-R. Scott Zimmermann in charge of rod ent control in Utah, is visting Sevier county in a campaign fo.r control of porcupines in national forest areas. It is claimed that this rodent Is very destructive of tree life and forage, once It becomes numer• ous. Reports from forest rangers In· dicate that the porcupine family has materially increased this year in the Fish lake ~orest. .V om ;t n. •oveJy woman. l"ll'l "he fair and ~w e t>t? She wPar• more clnti•P• when to b<'d ~h e l'han n edge has countless needle-l.ike prongs until it has been stropped. So delicate is this cutting edge that even paper wrappings tend to turn and dull it. Nothing but stropping can re-align and smooth out these tooth-like points. Also a New and Finer Shaving Cream Produced by the Makers of •ihe Valet AutoStrop Razor 3 5c-TRYA TUBE ·our miJiinn C4U' That is why barbers always strop before each shave. And that is why the new Valet AutoStrop Razor assures you a per· feet ihaving edge. Self-adjusting, it instantly conforms to the face and cuts smoothly and easily through the stiffest stubble. With the new anJ keener Valetite-processed blade, it is truly a wonder razor. Press a button to insert or remove the blade instantly, When theholderis locked the blade is held iu a firm, non-flexrblc grip that prevents all vibration and pu!l. New type guard gives you the advantage of the full cutting edge. Countless men have told us that the new The new Valet AutoStrop Razor is noc Valet AutoStrop Razot· is even bcnc.."just another razor." It embodies a rad· tl an the original. ically different principle . • • the result o f 21 years of re· Beautifully finished Try this M:illion Dollar search and the expenditure models complete witlt Razor. Give it a fair test. Ycu of a million dollars in experi· blades and an improved will quickly learn to hke it. strop in handsome cases ments. Be fair to yourself-kind to at $I.OO to $ 25•00· '"'Our face. 1 dttllaNA LET A~!!:?§!fop RAZOR AutoStrop Safety Razor Company, Inc., 656 First Ave., New York City ~OP~ ~hP rlnel' ur•on thP Rtreet. Room for Improvement .John ( pa~~ionately) -The more I look nt _yon. rlf'ur. the more Lleautlful ron !<Pem. .Julia (expeetllntly)-Yes1 ,John (hnttally)-1 OUI!ht to look at vou oftener. The Daily Program ~Irs . Goodloe- ! atu ,:olleiting for the p,•or. \\'hat do •·nu do with your ca~t o ff (']nthing'i them up ~rr. Lon;!~utrer-1 lraug pa.htmas. my on put and carE-full~· Then I re~ume t hrm in the morninl!' WON AND LOST ''\\'hy, ::-5andy, 1 henrd you won t(). two up. \'uu lool' lll;c you lo:;t." ''\'iss IliOn I <]i,J! One hall." ,ju~· . CEDAR CITY -Final arrangements North Pole have been made for the program for And still dtrange r u m'" F fret the soul Branch Agricultural college Founders' As tor the !'\ort h " e a im. day, November 16. The two outstand.· By l ~ nrl and sea and si<Y that pole ls cruel just l he sam e. !ng features ot the program will be the addresJ by Charles R. Mabey and Needs a D;ctionary the dedi~atory ceremonies by Dean Mr Duhb (:tt eon r·• rt J -SI•e has Milton Bennion. Mr. Mabey and 1\Ir. Bennion served as members cf the qulte a large reperto lrr. hasn' t she? dres ~l.r~. lh1hb~-Ye~. und that Branch Agricultural college faculty in the oil ' Joe it make~ wparin; she's the days when the school was a branch WOff(' • of the University ot Utah. · You m.ust unless you strop! Only the Valet AutoStrop Razor sharpens itself AFrER one shave even the finest razor ll Ho, llum! SALT LAKE - Moderately cool weather and showers ,or the last week have improved the grain outlook in Utah and germination of most sow· lngs this fall is now expected, accord· In~ to the weekly crop report ol J. Cecil Alter, government meteorologist, Winter range forage has improved and large numbers of sheep ha,·e bee n moved to winter ranse. • • 111.1· fut/11'1 dil'f! I w:r~ f':IU]' e l·. llunrh llorn-1111 . w:vu 't It uict- of 111111 lo lt-m·p you 11 pnpu in hb plal'E:! Sl • t~\Yii< ' l' eli LOGAN- Proclamation restoring to Makes a Difference entry the waters or the Logan rh·er "lle'll LIP all rig-ht If he eould drol' was issued recently by George M, • Bacon, state engineer. '\Vaters of this the people.'' "I'm no [JHzzle worl,er. go drnw the stream were withdrawn from filling on November 24, 1923, to protect them dia;:rum." "Well, ln~ten!l of goin;: ruund rto agllllist possible approp;riations which might Interfere with the proposed ln.e. ;:ond, he goes rounrl •lolng the 1 Cache valley reclamation projects. 1 penp P gond."-<'inclnnntl Enquit·er. The proclamation restoring the stream They Usually Are to entry becomes effective as soon as the children all In?' nske<l "Are nGtice of It has been published three ruther ns he sat down to hreakfHst. suocessivn weeks. "How can they help hut he, dane LAYTON-As set forth in the week· ing until •layllght ?" snnppefl nrothcr. ly vegeotable review published by the Kansas City otrice ot the United States Candid Admission bureau unique situation prevails in "Do you a!lvn~·~ tt>ll the truth when the onion market this year. Dom1!S· you make 11 campaign ::;peccl' ?" tic production ot late main-crop "lll\'arinhlr,'' unswPrPrl Srnator Sur· onions is about one·thtrd lighter than ~·hnm •·nut 1 am enmpPilol to :r<lmlt las:t season, with eastern crops par· that with me, ll.S with other·s. the ticularly short. Shipments were quite truth rPgar!ling some >'uhjpet ~ a heavy earlier in the hll, but ha\·e now matter of pe~ounl opinion." Prices are ru1 begun to slacken. latively high-two or three times Privilege of Aae those ot last autumn-and are at suc:t rnn_t nut tall; u:• til .. l\1oth!'r-Yon a '-!vel as to attract a large volutu~ . \'ir~inia time, ~ onions from foreign cPuutri es. 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