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Show ftiliniK win iflt ura PARTY FROPK' OP ww a PPTNTFn a va a Aa VHN. Miir R TUCK-IBLOUSE IS APPROVED a -- I r&tlVe. S33T I veffc table .,j ISuSST that bow" poison, LEGISLATURE id-nigh- a. a, v-r N t ALRIGHT beadt-- 2c All Druggiata at Salo for The second week of the of the Utah Mature ISth 'd was by much activity over "' a nw YOl'R OWN BOSS the BouW Dam question and for yourself. Send 10 esnta the I,,),,fullmoney and discussion of a flood Introduc ion particular jTjBT0N OREGON. ,or of r Imj from th question of bounty rabbits to a measure Increasing ray of the legsilators from $4 to $J .. n.. uneea (trained. Duffy day and allowing them $3 per day ,J .lympbamritii. poUeYiLfiatula. WW expenses. Removal' of the state Healaaorea. cuts. bruKea. San prison from Its present location is STcbafe DoeaBotbli-ro- r whila worked provided in a be movohair. Horse can bill introduced in the senate. The bill Seated. At druegista. or $2.60 port-odirects the state board of Describe your case for apodal corrections to select a new site Wtmctiona. Bona book S free. and construct a "Haw triad rrery new prison. ?hm? AfwT wplication of Absorbma. Boards of education are Uneoa-menSrWriaSluobtalDad. empoweied to operate and maintain AborbiM to my ptighbori . jointly with a board ot education of nu adjoining school district, a school or schools or pay the pro rata cost of such school operation for students atending school outside their home districts, under a Immenie Electric Furnace bill Introduced in the senate. Milwaukee claims to have the largThe legislature adopted a resolu-Ho- n In the world. It est electric furnace endorsing the appointment of L box car, S. Cates can accommodate a standard for the position of secretary as times be three to said large and Is of the interior in the Hoover cabinet. uses It as any previously built. The Idaho legisltaure has gone on re1 400,000 kilowatt hours of electricity cord as favoring the appointment of a month, and will heat 400,000 pounds Mr. Cates to this position. of metal at a time to a maximum Communications were received from temperature of l.toO degrees FahrenGov. Pern transmitting recommendaheit tions and about 60 proposed bills of the state code commission by the senate. The proposed bills look to the reWorth Knowing When Winter Cold Corneal peal of measures declared unconstitutional, never in effect, or otherwise of ever hear of a five-hoDid you no effect on the books of the state. is and colds? There one, for remedy comout of It It really does bring you BILLS INTRODUCED The SENATE pletely. Even If It's grippe, tills methNo . 9, Smith Giving the state od works, only takes longer. Tape's board of agriculture power to adopt Cold Compound Is in tablet form. regulations fixing dimensions and Pleasant-tasting- , but it surely has the standards for containers of nil vegeauthority !" Adv. tables, fruits, hay, grain, seeds and livestock products, etc. Truthful Frit Ko. 10, Maw Requiring owners of Teacher (preaching on honesty) motor vehicles to settle taxes on motKow, Fritz, if you found a shilling, or vehicles with county assessors bewould you keep It? fore license is issued by secretary of Fritz No, sir. stale. Teacher Good, What would you do? No. 13, Patterson Amending the ' It. Fritt Spend state Jaw relating to the trespassing of animals, damages and Impounding Not on Demand and providing that there shall be no He A penny for your thoughts. tresrecovery for an unintentional She What do you think I am a pass on unimproved, uncultivated grazglut machine? ing lands surrounded in whole or in part by public domain. No. 19, Parratt An act repealing section 83, session laws of Utah, 1925, COULD creating the state board of elkcontrol. No. 20, Parratt An act allowing the governor to declare any day between March 1 and April 15 as Arbor day. No. 21, Smith Providing for the apof state veternarian and pointment PLnk-fcam's Helped By Lydia E. deputy veternarians. No. 22, Evans Providing for the liVegetable Compound censing and regulation of owners or Fairhaven, Mass. "I am taking Risers of trucks used for the transporlydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com tation of livestock. pound during the No. 23, Mtisser Providing for colChange of Life and I think it Is a won- lecting of Interest on Investment of rederful tonic. When demption funds and requiring state ta I feel nervous and treasurer to credil such Interest n my hus- state highway fund. &VK ',VV band gets me a botthe No. 21. IIollihgsworth-Amendintle right away. It law of absent to the voting relating Is a great help to me and I think electors in municipal elections. No. 25, Smith Making it unlawful that if other people would only take it to use an unrecorded brand or to use when they feel all a brand recorded to another person. n and take No. 20 Authorizing the release, reIt as the directions say. they would and conveyance to the linquishment And it a great benefit My worst symptof a portion of land for States United oms were nervousness and tired feelin ings. I could not sleep nights and I the Echo rescrvior construction did not care about my work. I wa9 Summit county. to nervous I would cry if anyone No. 27, Marsden Relating to tax looked at me." Mes. Ada Besee, 198 rate for county purposes and defining Washington Street, Fairhaven, Mass. when and In what amounts the same shall be fixed. No. 39, Tillman Empowering the boards of education to cooperate with boards of education of adjoining districts to maintain jointly a school or schools, etc. r-tm&M-nzpNo. 40, Ilollingsworth Relating to attorney and counselors and lightenadmission to ing up requirements for practice.' Nd. 44, Smith Amending the state cases brand Inspection law so that in land where cattle are fed or grazed on the ownand line state the adjoining ers of such cattle have lands or ranpe state and privileges in such adjoining line anl state such of within ten miles the ncro such cattle may 1 driven inspecland without such state line to S S r. 40ST any time a telegram is apt AYJ to arrive from daughter away at school, which will perhaps read somewhat as follows: 'Tlease send me right away, special delivery, a new Party dress." This picture of a charming dance frock for a young girl Is offered as "first aid" to mother in her dilemma when she receives the above S. O. S. call from the coed whose It has been threatening to come this blouse. many a day the tuck-lTrue to Its promise, it has arrived Quite a few of the new ensemhles and suits announce their advance styling in that thej boast the tack-Irather than the overblouse. Good news, no doubt, to the youth fully slender, but to others not su good, that Is. If the blouse be tucked in at the normal waistline. However, certain Hover designers are making a n slightest wish Is her command. There Is nothing prettier for youth aii HOT SLEEPJIGHTS run-dow- g run-dow- 'A One ot Suit Lake Cltya flnot Mel,, wnrrt eomfiirt-w- ith Gfime no cafeteria 9 urt find tvry a warm hiianitai-"in connection. Cfr ftooma, fcACH $2.00 WITH BATH to $1.00 rrrf lam i VlJ Atl Win ten Lonn ClimCvl !pr"1""l''l . HoUla-TcM- irtr Mnunla! Mo,l.-.ws- rmi '"underfuldartrarlafth ff : p r aa g AMF01!MA 2 zz2 3 1. .Torgeiison , .ini..s 'Writ, for tt ni Mtit M7i:n Tod;iV mi'vv rtt nrf V "'- - Urot V aM"i! m; It ,r""VINiT(m r.AFKI't.t.S.., ;..(,, fitrp fif Fornwaa E "Intclio.. !. SI.. Ilinur, imamaoBamajiesBSKar COYOTE, rrovi.'iiig f z! ;. - or dubs license r t.t n)1,f.hmors of lnoorpnratebdks. povcrnins oth'T city towns or H,e tWlU,1- ill in i 1H Hvk V ttSr-- n ; T vy r A Beautiful Party Frc than crisp flowered taffeta and there Is play on the theme so as to give the nothing smarter at the moment than impression of a low graceful waistline. flower-printe- d taffeta newer thao That Is, they manipulate the skirt witb printed velveL In fact taffeta, moire a loose or rather free edge at the top, and like stiff fabrics are the last word fastening the blouse in with concealed for evening. The new rayon taffetas clips or buttons. The belt Is worn at are adorably designful, especially those the hipline. leaving a frill of the skirt which scatter roses and daisies and above, and thus a low wa stllne is other quaint garden posies over a simulated. In other instances the skirt is made tinted background, as does the silk with a yoke which fits up Snugly to which fashions this lovely gown. One of the delights of taffeta and the blouse adding to Its and kindred stiff fabrics which are so chic emphasizing a very definite and sorao-wha- t drawn-iwaistline. just now is that they do not require a whole lot of fussy dressmaking to Sports frocks of gay print f ir South em resort wear are especlullj featurshow them up to advantage. Just the ing the tailored washable tuck-iopposite is true of these The model in the plUure deblouse. silks. That's crispy, sprightly clares quite a few outstanding style the beauty ot the' frock shown here it can, so to speak, be made in a points. One is that the hemline full "Jiffy" and at home, too, by mother ness is achieved by plaits stitched tijt Another is the from the waistline. or a seamstress. The pattern is simplicity itself a slender buttoning of the skirt down the front bodice with a very full skirt. The The outlook is for a season of many younger generation like this bouffant buttons used both in a practical and a silhouette better than the formal printrimming way. As to the short Jacket suit, It Is pre cess lines. Scallops around the bot sented In every phase this season, e torn of the skirt add attractiveness, while the big bow and sash streamers peclully In print cottons, linens, rayons at the side impart a finishing style and silks for sports and Informal wear. Fabric plays an Important part touch. It would not be a bad idea to slip or, rather, the combination of fabrics, into the box with the dainty frock to In the designing of the .short-Jacke- t suits or costumes. Much Interest la daughter one of the large georgette y n . Slow Reading newspaper man Indianapolis who Is widely known In the writiiig fraternity for his drolleries recently acquired a set of the "live foot shelf" books on the deferred payment pi in, taking the deferred option for all it meant. Finally a collector found nim at the typewriter and suggested settlement. "'My word," Intoned the droll one. "You here ugaln? I've paid for three feet of that d.irued outfit already and haven't read an Inch yet." An America'. "F.ed Sea" crystal clear and pqre. the Once water of a small lake 13 miles smiiii of Maricopa, Culif., Is now bluod red and is so strongly linprcgniitcd with minerals us to be unlit for drinking purposes. The phenomenon attracted the attention of chemists at the Unl verslty ol California, and they say the coloring of the water Is due to the same vegetation, scientifically known us diatoms, that gave the Red sea of Biblical renown Its nnmc. Looking Hopeful Wife (during quarrel) You're beIt will coming absolutely unbearable. yonn be Impossible to live with you. Husband (hopefully) How soon? London TIf-Blt- f7s s. i 1 v - Ft? r ism VA rV vmw. oavy iyeflaqcyKya. If: 1 WS,i. J C h ' - i Red-Hando- d r's Powerful Water Jel The fastest man lies ever travel d on land, somewhat bettor than 1 "J miles an hour. Is exceeded by !'.( speed of the water Jet that drives I ns wheels in the new Big Creek plant of the Soutiiern California Edison company, says Popular Mechanics Mar:i-zli-e. e Falling 2,300 feet 'down the through a big" conduit, the water Jet, passing through an pipe, fstrikes ouch bucket of the w he: Is with a velocity of 255 miles an hour, exerting an impact force of iH),lf0 pounds. mot.n-talnsld- Limit Mutt Ca It Is etalmnl that In Hie new talking' films every sound made by the players will be reproduced. Even t'ie splash nf those enormous tears falling tlfe pathetic close-upsIn London HumuilsL Well Chaperoned "Were you personally conducted on your tour?" "Yes, my wife went along." Do the good Invariably prosper? they are clever enough, they do. t U u , V ',, ftt viwy Xk Si y.ij K ; s OLDS , r" " , ; '1. a ttr.AR03. ttvirctton. Montanj state hind hoard "lu.mum r ira.n- r freight and yans-- mnml.CM 27, Of rv l't "r ''U V-- t A Tuck in Elouse. handkerchiers which are snob a one at fad present. A oner-arwould be lovely, nil hough printed o Jut as modili OneIs conii'i lcaught squares these hiie lHiy ithe bnicelot or even under the tlngei out wit! l ring in such a way that grace which adds to Hie pMure i'lver slippers and nude hosiery are In the answer to "whafs uimf frm-k- pn.pei footwear to ccompany this dat.-c-e ;. .nni -' - 5V 'rV,"i shown In suits made of heavj linen vvith striking design, the Mouse helm if the sheerest of sheer handkerchfel Iik n. - New. tilso. hut a vogue which Is Is the use lexiiticil lo he .'f twin prints. Hie sniiie piitteniiny up plied to a sheer mid an npnque fabric :he two used im.'eiher JULIA BOTTOM LEY To break a cold harmlessly and in a hurry try a Bayer Aspirin tablet. And for headache. The action of Aspirin is very efficient, too, in cases 5f neuralgia, neuritis, even rheumatism and lumbago ! And there's no after effect; doctors give Aspirin to children often infants. Whenever there's pain, think of Aspirin. The genuine Bayer Aspirin has Bayer on the box and on every tablet. AH druggists, with proven directions. Physicians prescribe Bayer AspL'm; it !ac3 NOT affect the lies incltta la Uia trail mark of Bf"i If If a man would live In absolute ponce he should be blind, deaf and dumb. , " -' iSu1 Ju tV 4! Caught 'Em Two Columbia university psychologists making an Investigation to te-- t their students for honesty and truthfulness found the simplest scheme was to pas out a list of books and as! a roomful of students to check tb"n they hud rend. There were nhvuvs some cue who tried to moke Hmmi-sclvout to be bookworms by clink-lu- g most of the titles. In doing tMs they fell Into u trap for several of i': titles were Just iinnginary. . . . Unsure your sin will find you out C. Weekly. .... . FOR. v: J 1 v i crossing the Atlantic, mid looking day after day aeroas the vast, plowcd field of waters, It is hard for the landsman to realize that there are "lanes" to which vessels are supposed to keep strictly. Yet each line of steamers has Its own route fixed by agreement, and adhered to by careBut seme ful use of the compass. captains, It, seems, are inclined to "cut corners, and on "lanes" which cros and recross. this Is a source of d.m-ge- r. Also the large number of aoss-Ings'- ls In Itself risky. So a rormn--' by ning of routes has been suggest insurance conipunies, Safety Fl):jt! ''--- , I 7 S Lanei Acroat Ocean When I AV 4 VI one-hal- Burton-Crea- uncut, ,H' Mnrlin active sports, and nt the top In his classes at school. To look at him now, you'd think he never lmd a day's sickness but ids mother snys: "When Leroy was just a little fellow, we found his stomach and bowels were weak. He kept suffering-- from constipation. Nothing he ate agreed with He was fretful, feverish and him. puny. "When we started giving him Call foruia Fig Syrup Ids condition improved quickly.. Ills constipation and biliousness stopped and he has had no more trouble of that kind. I have since used California Fig Syrup with him for colds and upset spells. He likes It because It tastes so good and I like it because it helps him so wonderfully !" California Fig Pyrnp 1ms been the trusted standby of mothers for over 50 years. Leading physicians recommend it. It is purely vegetable and works with Nature to regulate, tone and strengthen the stomach and bowels of children so they get full nourishment from their food and waste is eliminated In a normal way. Four million bottles used n year shows how mothers depend on It. Always look for Hie word "California" on'th carton to be sure of getting the genuine. ' filing tl.e . sin li courts. No. 22, Espiin Approving fvii" the Colorado river compact c for certification of .he1m whl-- 1, state other six the ,onf to Ho fedeia already ratified and No. V 1, A If the history of Akhar the Oreat were confined to the long list of his territorial jconqnests his name would on their account alone find t high place among those mankind delights to remember. But It Is as a civil administrator- that his reputation Is cherished In India after more than three and u quarter centuries. Comparing the area of his empire with the corresponding aren, now under British rule, It Ims been calculated that Akbar In his day obtained 15,r00,00 where now only 13,500.000 are obtained. And this latter, too, is an f the amount representing only pun basing power of Akbar's 15,500,-OtK- ). Akhar also had some Ideas on religion, lie called In his wise men mid had fhem tell him nil the then known creeds. Selecting what he considered to be the best practices of these he promulgated a new religion for his country, basing It on natural theology. Every morning he worshiped (he sun In public, as being the representative of the soul that Inhabits the universe, while he hlmwlf was worshiped by the Ignorant multitude. Detroit News. special Juvting Utah ml In cities nil enile court, in Jurisdiction and control t No 'rw-lun- I.eroy Young, 11 H Georgia St., Los Angeles, is n "regular fellow," Introduced It. 3, Ryan rmposti'S to S J m. the amend the state constitution of legislathe pay legislature n ay fix may the tv.xt legislature m and tors distance alcunl Hi for receive mileage to the traveled in going to or returning usual the traveling place of meeting by route. THE HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED Relating i Burton toeape. So ration of executors and administrators and fixing comjiensafion of attorneys in estcte mft'er. 8 ALT LAKfc CITY, UTAH Needed Help I tion. Resolution Newhouse e Los Angeles Boy A 7m HOTEL Tuplls of all grades In Hungary will he compelled to view educational films, according to recent decrees of the ministry of public education. By the terms of Its concession the Hungarian Dutch Pedagogical company must arrange for nil primary, grammar, higher grades and agricultural the schools, excepting municipal schools of Budapest, one exhibition each month of the school year. The programs are to be supervised by the ministry of public education. The minister of the interior has directed that In places not having motion pictures, theaters must arrange to show the nlct urea.' The films will be shown during regular school hours, and each child Is taxed nn annual ad mission fee of 40 cents, or 5 cents a film. d . Conqueror Also Won Hungary to Use Films Fame as Statesman in Educational Work Hanu&au, ot auiBuuxiU-aciuecic- if Ca':c;'kacld |