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Show EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. CASTLE DALE, UTAH Satin Trims Smart "First" Frocks TALES By OF THE By CHERIE NICHOLAS Editha CHIEFS L. Watson SPOTTED TAIL A'Az fes:r, lyf the most inoffensive that walks the earth, yet she has been the cause of A cow Is J&v plenty of trouble. A cow started the Chicago fiVe, and a cow was the reason for the killing of Lieutenant Grattan's detach- lvr y p" ment The Chicago was probably something of a pet the other bovine was an old one abandoned by emigrants and taken by a Brule cow Spotted Tall GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Sioux. (Thtf prUtt 4 wt HuluJt Grattan was sent to arrest the Indian for his salvage of the cow. The Brule thought this proceeding rather and the battle began, with the result that Grattan's detachment was destroyed. The cow had high-hande- N self-mad- e, JWW''tolM'Vl'lljr l" '"'ltl'''' .VJ. ' vN ret ' ? Hi ed. the I the the 23 m ilder FuU wiU Bent Ml ciga y nd r. 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FIRST-CHOIC- E 00 the Goodyear Program everjr Wednesday nlaht over N.B.C Red Network, WEAF and Associated Stations "''y x 8EE TOUR LOCAL DEALER FOR THESE VALUE8I The African Goose Through Arctic Snows University of Oxford stone Nothing definite Is known of the The erection of a Old Seat of Learning shaft on Cape York, in Grsenland, origin of geese, according to the The university, In the modern as a memorial to Admiral Pary, the leading writors on poultry. It U sense, dates to the Twelfth and discoverer of he North pol, recalls said that they were held sacred la Thirteenth centuries as an outwere 60-fo- ot growth of earlier schools In connection with cathedrals and monasteries. This despite the fact that a number of European universities have legends carrying their origin considerably farther back as for Instance Oxford, whose tradition Is that It was founded by King Alfred about 872. Oxford dates, however, to early In the Twelfth century. The universities of Paris and Bologna, which exercised the greatest Influence upon the latir Institutions, were founded about 1200. Tbe oldest Spanish Is that of Salamanca, dating to 1240. The earliest Italian unlver-versltebesides Bologna, were Padua, 1222: Naples, 1224; Genoa, 1243, and Per'igla, 1276. About ten otters were foonded In that country before 1550. and Ttaly was the Jie greatest resort of students higher education diirlna those times. The University of Prayne was established In 134S; Jie nt college at Cambridge n 1237. and he of Jaglelle. In Cracow, Po land, in t354. The University of Copenhagen dates to 1479, and of Edinburgh to 1582. nnl-rersit- y s, fr Dl-rerslt- y Bad manners are an eccentricity has them. When a genius one of the greatest chapters In Arctic history. Although It was not until 1909 that he actually reached the pole, he had been engaged In Arctic exploration for some years previously, and his daughter, Mrs. Marie Peary Stafford, has the distinction of being the only white woman who was born within the Arctic circle. Egypt, 4,000 years ago. They domesticated many fenturlea befort the Christian era. Italy Is Mid to be the home of domestic geese. Scientists claim that the "greylag" Is the ancestor of all domestic geese. This probably arise from the fact that all of the earlier geese were gray or gray and white. Calamity SDel Fiend Well, I'm afraid that Salmon Killed by n Eel us to the crossing. Lasting more than an hour a bat- train will best s not what I am That Passenger a salmon between death to the tle be a tie. of. It might afraid and an eel was seen In the Spey at The recently. Scotland, Aberlour, fombatants lashed the water to a foam at times. The eel wrapped Itself around, the salmon and attacked Its head. Ooe snap of the salmon's laTS would have dispatched Its adIaCntleoraSoap. It i usually versary, which defied all efforts to sufficient to allayminorlrriutionaandl dislodge It Finally the eel bit off remove redness, roughness and chafboth of the salmon's Jaws and the ing, while, assisted by Cutlenm salmon sank ixhaasted. is moat valuable ia Right Soap for Baby's Tender Skin The Ointment; it the treatment of eotemas, Limit in Argument Fhillips Argumentative, Isn't he? Brown Bather l He even answers back to the wlrless announcers. rashes and other infantile ernptiona. Soap2S. OinwnHtsaaSO,' PiutiilMorn Pit Drag Owsakal Osefn MaHaa. Dog fights start because one of the dogs flinches; and man fights some times start the same way, W. N. 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In fact they are here. had fought a duel with a subchief for SAl'I-N- S sa satin in tJ:e plural because there the hand of his wife, and had won. are so many varieties. The list includes dull When the head chief died, Spotted Tail was chosen over the heads of satins, lustrous satins and the most talked of U reversible satin which has a deeply pebbled older men to succeed him. After the battle over the discarded rough surface on one side with a dull crepe back. This Is featured not only in pale shades cow, which led to depredations on for evening but In black and dark colors. the Oregon trail and subsequent pun There Is scarcely a cable or letter or buyer Ishment of the tribe by other troops, t l t returning from Paris that does not tjuote these Spotted Tail and two others were satins. However, one really cannot sense the commanded to give themselves up as satin movement now on. from the testimony murderers. Much to the surprise of of others. The revelation comes as to how the soldiers at Fort Laramie, this satins can was promptly done, and the three really new and look when you actually see their novel weaves, braves, dressed in their war array, their unusral colors and In the very Ingenious marched in, chanting their death-song- s. the body of the dress and the This bravery had an effect ways In which designers are employfor the trimming. In their favor, and Spotted Tall eventing them. The model to the right Is carried ually was freed. At the Immediate moment satin Is in this manner. The satin side of out In 1805, when the Sioux under Red playing the part of trimming In a the manner to hold the attention of the the rough, heavy silk crepo forms Cloud opposed the building of a railworld of fashion. There Is nothing loosely draped collar and diagonal road into Montana, Spotted Tail fa-yon the sleeves. Please smarter being shown In the way of band trimming the treaty, although he did not note of the swanky black kid to take or mldseason He did, however, sign the for It. a "first" frock early sign member of the of April 29, 1868, in which the fall than the dress with a satin yoke, sandals this youthful treaty set Is wearing. They have Sioux reservation was accepted and the satin extending Into the sleeves smart piping of white with decora- the road to the mines abandoned. dainty belt. and repeated, perhaps. In the tive insets of white. The unique thing about these Later, gold was discovered in the As to the other dress It Is vogulshly Is satin Is that the Not knowing exactly gowns Hills. Black colorful, flaunting as it does the very almost without exception confined to with wine how the white men valued this metal, of combination new beige the bodice, seldom if ever appearing Spotted Tail visited the miners and You will agree that this Is a per on the skirt The frock worn by the red. prospectors in their camps to find The autumn for first dress fect days. young woman to the right In the picout. As he sat before their fires, he surplice collar emphasizes the trend ture Illustrates the Idea. to diagonals which is so character listened to talk of wonderful mines and rich ore, given a greatly exagBlack satin with sheer woolen is istic of the newer styles. The hand The dress some olvan crepe of which it is made gerated value by the Imagination of considered good style. the prospectors a habit which has sketched in the oval is typical Howhas an intriguing satiny sheen. not ceased to this day. His untutored ever there is a selection of conservaso is definitely Because satin being tive street colors being shown which featured as a trimming at the present mind gained the Idea that the Black are most beguiling, the most outstand moment does not mean that It Is not Hills lands were extremely valuable, de are which tete and that a price commensurate with negre, ing among being used for the dress entire. very dark wine red and bottle green. evening modes stress this value should be paid to the Most of these satins in the now colors the all white satin gown trimmed In Sioux. The treaty of 1868 had taken away and black are made reversible, the snowy ostrich. dull crepe side being employed for from the chiefs the power to make 1932. Western Newspaper Union treaties for sale of lands. On this commissioners were sent to account NOW FAVORITE RED to find out what price they Sioux the MIDSUMMER VOGUE demanded. SUMMER FOR Spotted Tail had spread SHADE NICHOLAS Bt CHEKIE the news he gathered: the lands were Indians at $60,000,000. Red is running riot these summer valued by the no such price could be of an Naturally, Impression days and giving paid. Further negotiations must be warmth. Hats are red, trimmings are the entered into, but for the time af same. Several women have even been fairs were at a standstill. The troops, on the territory sporting bloody red gloves. Beads, feeling that later belts and shoes come In all the warm would be opened, began allowing red tints. Brilliant scarlet Is one of miners to pass in without limit The younger Sioux, who hoped with the favorite shades and another is of even madder variety and is lovely for their elders that a large price would be paid, saw this Influx with alarm soft chiffons and evening muslins. To a man, the young Polka dots on a red ground make and anger. many sports accessories and red Is put warriors on the reservation joined the with green and navy, with black and hostiles, of which Sitting Tall and white on marocain, satins and silks. Crazy Horse (a nephew of Spotted A new rust-re- d threatens to usurp Tail) were leaders. the color calendar for early autumn Spotted Tail, who had been to Wash wear. It makes a number of the very lngton, where he was made much of. new velvet hats appearing at the had become much friendlier to the white people than some of his broth' smart modistes. The reds seem all but certain to er chiefs liked. Big Mouth, in particuoust the blues which have had such lar, had considerable to say about this, and was managing to turn the clear sailing since early spring. Brule against Spotted TalL There was one sure way to cause Bias-CFrocks Are in Big Mouth to be still; Spotted Tall Favor for Sports Wear went to his lodge, and called him chief appeared, Whether you are an ardent tennis out As the talkative two warriors seized him, and before frocks new tennis or the not, player Tall shot are proving a great boon to the all he could resist, Spotted dead. him around sportswoman. All allow for The Sioux uprising has been dis great freedom of movement Many of cussed elsewhere in these articles, them are backless and sleeveless and outcome told. After the Custer its and washable some of cool, made are all disaster, Red Cloud was suspected fabric and Spotted Tall was The most popular model has a bias of disloyalty, all the Indians at both of chief made a and cut, slightly circular skirt and Red Cloud's, own his agency bodice that ties In bows over each had Horse separated from seer Crazy of Another pinstripe shoulder. It is difficult to conceive of anything In a desand engaged Bull, shoulSitting the i"ore charming for midsummer wear sucker has pleats between General Miles and with battle In the perate kick and blades pleats der than this dainty frock ot white or his troops. Spotted Tail negotiated gandie which is so delightfully cool skirt his nephew, and In the following with sunburned shoulders get If your looking and which Is so artfully pal (1877) Crazy Horse surren spring of rest the you, more viciously than terned with delicate durene embroid The dered. great Sioux uprising was is p model with sleeves, but ery. The simple jumper bodice is there an end. at to arm the under out cut are they beautifully worked about Its edges The Brule chief, now a man of mid and action. t with embroidery which gives allow for coolness die age, still preferred an active life. It an exclusive air of fine workman Inter-tribfeuds remained to be set8 ship. Pique HaU The leghorn hat tells a story of Crow and Dog, another Sioux, tled, No wonder girls are buying thenj was one of the marked men. Spotted wide brims such as are gracing the for these new hats most fashionable garden party scenes Dy the and started Tail gathered a and formal summer fete. of stitched pique come In every pos some Indian blood. to out spill sible color combination, are not too They met near the Rosebud agency large to wear with comfort In a motor Frock n South Dakota, August 5, 1881. Crow Clastic Sports to have brims sufficiently wide Dog felt that he was in a dangerous for hot days in the country the de and the eyes. shade the is universal position, and prepared to defend mm offering signers self. slceveipss snorts frock ot cotton Figured Coat A shot rang out more than one, no Pique, shantung ot silk pique In col Is fig coat or lacket the Sometimes bonbons. a bos of doubt, but this shot reached Its mork ors as varied as The ured. the dress beneath it Is plain. in tho hpnrt of Snotted Tail. Powder blue, daffodil yellow, water fashion Brule chief lay dead. usual of the a reversal That's in are saffron green, shell pink and 1132, Western Newspaper Union.) that is both decorative and amusing. eluded In the selections. muf ... i . . ., m.n,1 1rtira arldisaaed 3 uua ine tavenisemcnw m ai. the- -' wfet that', j to you, per.on.lly That', what they're intended to be, and, actually, of the be.tmerchar.dUe at the faltert price new. and of mall-ba- g new. which event, a you bring, U, in effect, . , m J.hiniC r OI 1 fft don't throw .way letter, unread. You don't read three or four letter, Read re.t. Treat the "merch.ndise letters" In thU newspaper the samewsy. alL them You atrial r and I ejta careruuy. One .Ingle item will often repa you for time it ha. taken to read have formed the h.bit of reading their new.papei with 1 pencil and, on theit .hopping tour. Try this to loldown the artideTthey wish to look at when they .tart out the of the with day merchandise. pick and you .ave. and provide, money, .ave. time, Wjr OWN EVERY ADVERTISEMENT HAS A MESSAGE ALL ITS |