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Show f THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SU NDAY MORNING, JUNE. 4, 1022. cleavage ' betweea the political 1 tions were still more unfavorable than elear in the summer of 1918. Every, attempt and economic aspect of Europes diea! to penetrate te the . north was frus-- turbed situation. . He thought H would Mntai by mH tm;PnbltW-Uitrated, and at the end of tbe month be possible to steer a more even course Salt tak Trlbm OampM f. was nothing left to do but to seek j at, The Hague. Ii was clearly the pre-- a there SUBSCRIPTION Tkkkd or sad Wymls Is UtsS, new lilacs for winter quarters at tho jmlexe purpose, bis speech Indicated, to NI1 Dally aal BaaAay, tmm sUi....,i.i.. coast. , Thus . 1,1 happened that - the keep in mind the Ersuch objections, but Dally sad SnuiUy, ass yaw. Klaewher U V. I. was he added the . enflomary warning that Msud, in the winter, of 1919-20- , , I par meet. Daily sad I frozen in about 700 miles from Bering Prance must not undertake to initiate asa peer Trlksna, a Tha Trlbaaa la a aala la every Important eity straits at the island of Ayon. policy. Is tha Csitrd Btatra. R radara may aacartain The Italian government has already In July; 1930, the Maud was released ayrata la any rlty by talrphoalas ttila afflra. Amundsen proposed that The Hague meeting avoid Tha In baa la a member at Ilia Aaaaclated from the lee, and Captain Nome te get additional the line of procedure which all but Praee. Tha Aworieted Prraa la axctsalyaly to proceeded 14 to ta aaa lor rrpubllratlaa at all saa equipment for the drift. Leaving Nome wrecked the Geaoa conference. Now diapalrhas ttadltrd e It sr sot othanrlaa saw Is thla ns par, and alas lha local on August 8, 1920, Amundsen again Poincare lets it ..be 'known that The publlahrd brrals. the drift, but the lee hardly per- Hague must hew to tho eeonomlo Into began mombrr af tha Audit Sorcad Tba Tribune la Tha Trtb mitted him to get inside Bering strait. oxolueivoly or Franco will assent to no of Ctrcalatloa. Inforaiatloa sancrrata saaa alrralatlia sill ho snppUed by tha Audit Maud participation. Polncaro shows littlo disBaroaa ot riroslatlos, Toaatlaa bldf.. Chlcafa. Eighty miles from the etreit the to for position to tolerate soviet or German waa and winter had s doted aala in, Tha S. C. Bochalth Ppoolal Aarocy. have the edvertlalng amt. World bid.. New York! the third time. In September, 1920, the 'participation; Trlbnaa bid., Chirata; Port l)i.ptch hltl.. propeller was broken end . tho elan at Tho Hague merely te receive St. Laalai ford bid., Detroit, llch.i BryaaiA Ms. M. C. hlarwra bid., kaaaaa City,Croat shaft damaged in the struggle s gainst tho allied declarations, and ho would raprasHitatlra. Oa, Is.. Pad fir laoaiaac bid., tho ieo, to that in the summer of 1921 have tho Germans present, but not vot bid.. Saa fraartaro; TltlaSaattta. bid.. leParisAairrlrat braartty the Maud bod to tail to Seattle for re-- lag, to use a parliamentary phrase. If afflra af Tha Tribune, 420 Bus SC palm Now she Is ready to tail north Lloyd Oeorge received a vote of eonfl Paris, Praara. dene la tho house of Commons on a again. Taloahoas Wustoh MO. Whra yoa fall ta et your Trlbtiaa trlrphoaa line of policy which does not tba city dteolaMaa drnortmdit befora 10 o'clock ARBITRATION PROPOSAL. assent to tho Preneh program! a. m. aad a copy will hr prat yos by maoanrr. ilnme jllt ... g goa-Uy- y it d eaot-et- d . But-Mau- site-grjh- "Catered artha'ilofflco at Brit mattrr. La City ad in th chamber of. deputies in , between business men by arbl Titian t support of a program" which smocks rather than court proeesa has ben pro - , strongly of the iatreaeigeney which posed by the United State Cbnmber of marked the government's course at ' Commerce. Joseph H. Defreet, retiring )&22. Sunday, tmk JaM tonfer"c president of tho chamber, ha, addressed 18, and the intervening time will be a letter to aU members ef the body sug- employed, no doubt, la aa effort to ZKTO THE NORTH. the adoption of a plan already arrive at a common understanding as to Yesterday another north polsr expe- gesting ' the agendo. It is significant, however, worked out.' dition under the direction ef Captain that tho French view teems to be that The plan take into account ' - , like - Genoa, , Roald Amundsen left Besttllbfl The wilLpeil present wide n tc 6f arbitration tad pro' failure.Hague,And it in clearly within tho little craft, the Maud, 'who asms is poees orbuclneaa It among extending French power to mnke it each. ynoaymoiU with scientific work' in the A statement points out ganizations. Arctic, will again carry tbs party. Tbs that. commodities valued at billions of IfcOAZX ZB REGULAR. expedition may be sbaent six or eeven dollars are now bought end sold every News cornea from Bottom to the efunder contracts which provide that yeori. If nil goes well, they may drift year thnt if McCall enters fect to bo arbitrated. ncroes tbs north pole into the' Atlantic. differences are tha under the tho oenatorial for Arbitration, arrangement fight toga now ' Tbs princlpnl Object of the Amundproposed, would consist of settlement of worn by Henry Cabot Lodge bo will sen expedition Is to study the physical locai controversies by commercial &emiDatioD at Bepublic.a Arctie bodice of tho locality involved, of diecondition of tbs , not run as an frtmnrfe. Indepen. osses, nod much time will be consumed in puts. within aa induetry by trade - hit -r- otes candidate. dnt chamber national .Althoughthe soelatioBirnnd determining the depths,' temperatures, of case outsidebylocal er trade jurisdie- - j frhUe a member of the national house salinities and currents of that great tion. ' The national body already has ef reprosentetivea disclose tho faetthat ocean. Along with the oceanographic Mt up machin.7 for h.ning dlspute. w a th,t work, observations on , weather condi- acid from arbitrations Tba fclia pro eon , B0 noae by party buel use of offices vide for and ice good of tbe by tions, both at the surface wherever possible, leaders, he has never lost standing as net organizations, the will magbe madej in the upper air, by conciliation without resort to arbl a good Republican save in the estimanetism of that part of the earth will tration. tion of Senator Lodge and his friends delibe recorded through laborious and in the Old Bey state. The laat time In his letter, Mr. Defreec sayss cate methods, and even the iolnr radiaI deem it one pt the greatest ae- - Lodge was elected, McCall polled many raice tion during the arctie day, tbe complishmenta of the chamber during' thousand more votes for .governor than diation during tba arctic night and .tba my term of office that a plan so thor- - the chairman of the foreign relation temperature variation of tbe iee cover- ough and comprehensive al , this has committee did for senator. Under ing tba lea will1, be studied. Tba ; been worked out for the application of present eonditlone Lodge will have tbe scientific staff Of tbe Maud will have .the principle of commercial arbitration, administration at Washington and the tbe unique opportunity of making exact While there can be no that Republican party machinery behind him observations of gravity ever a very there' are certain kinds ofquestion commercial in the primary race, and unlees there as are methods sea that deep by just disputes thnt can. best, and, indeed, should be a loud and insistent demand exact as those nsed on land. that, can only, be settlod satisfactorily that McCall become a candidate, it is lUdlo And airplane will aid the exthrough the court, it Is equally true not probable that he will champion a exthe 'Wireless will keep ploration. that in the vast majority of commercial cause without any hope of winning, plorers in touch with civilisation, and, disputes an arbitrable award quietly The eenior senator from Massachusetts beginning in October, when the , vessel .arrived at, providing for p complete ad-.i- e on of the smoothest politicians in reaches far enough north, a daily j meat ns between the tw parties, the United Staten, and' no far fortune just weather radiogram will be sent to the is beet euited to businee procedure and ban favored him in spit of his selfish- United 8tatea weather bureau In Wash- will obviate a delay and expense ; neat end Io the presitedio i time .signals, from now involved ingreat ington. these ease, being taken ent contest be hge an advantage over ' astroAmerica will repine elaborate to the courts. McCall la the primaries nomical observations formorly necesWith the latter eliminated he could -sary to determine iongitudo: Captain BANKERS VIEW 01 GENOA. easily defeat any man the Democrat, Amundsen will have' an. airplane and up. Thi being so, the primary will put an expert aviator on board. By air The Genoa conference ha, definitely more geographic exploration will bo ac- shown that international economle re- - .decide the battle over the senator, hip Mamehueettt complished in a few hours than would forme eaanot be expected from minis-te- r be possible In days of sledging. It is SINGLE BLESSEDNESS. whose political careers depend on planned te extend the flights 200 mile success tbeir irrecon in each aide of the vessel, and the flying advancing the Twenty-fivmillion women in Europe will take place in the summer, er the cilable demand of their own countries ere condemned to single blessed-nesfirat part of the summer, when the tem- the National Bank of Commerce beto statistics supplied according perature is more favorable. , This is wot the first venture of, the lieve. It is also indent that Europe to the New York World by Its Pari Maud carrying Captain Amundsen Into appears unable to readjust ber inter- correspondent. . the Arctie, national debts without tha cooperation The correspondent explains that figCaptain Amundsens 'expedition left of the United States. ures, more or les official, show that Norway In July, 1918. The plan waa ia too soon to know what the there are 1111 women to It every 1000 to follow the Russian and Siberian coast eastward to about ISO degrees, to ultimate effects of the Genoa confer- mea on the European continent and in the bank, says ia its the British isles. Of the 473,000,000 180 degrees east longitude, to penetrate ence will be. as far north ad possible in this longi- magazine, Commerce Monthly, for June. inhabitants, more than 250,000,000 are tude, and let the Maud, especially built .It now appears too much to expect, women, so the number of women now for this expedition,' freesc In there. however, . that . the 'ministerial heads, Jceeds tbit of mea by 23,000,000. The vessel waa then to be .carried by political life depends upoa main- - torp the war there were 9,000,000 more the drifting iee fields across the Polar tsining the confidence ef a majority of women than men. sea Until it Waa released from the grip the constituents, will, endanger their ' The ratio of 1111 tc 1000 vario ia of the ice between Bpitzbergrn. and control at home for the sake of praeti- - different European states. The differ Greenland, where the lee masses from cable international economic programs, cnee Is greatest In Russia, where there the Arctie are slowly drifting south to At least, it may ' be said that an gre 1299 women to every 1000 men, as to eooporatioa by political 'rep- against 1042 to 1000 before ths war, the Atlantic ocean. Amundsen ' plan is wot new la the history of arctic ex- resentative of governments sufficient MODERN WOODMAN MEMORIAL. ploring; the drift across the Polar sea to accomplish a practicable settlement The days a they come, and the dare a was, as ii well known, accomplished by appear extremely doubtful so long a go. thr With and sunshine, flower and claims darkness the counof Nansen with 1893 Fram in the Fritjof important European tries are so irrecoacilablo as they now Kay snow, 1898, .v they bring to you just the eunthtoe and flowers. greatest discovery made by appear. i .The Until a broad campaign of eduen-tio- n May all of your day bo golden hours. Fritjof Nansen was, so doubt, that the Polar sea, contrary to the common becan bring to "the uases of voter t wish that I a fairy were. power to turn the dark to fair lief, waa a very deep sea, 2000 fathoms a comprehension of the utter impracti- IWith would bring to every Ilf all Joy-H- our or more. This discovery opened a large cability of the full eeouomie and finanof gold without alloy. field tot important oceanographical in- cial claims of tho several nations, wo Gold without alloy to you. vestigations, but, unfortunately, Nansen cannot expect a political eolutioa of tho Who have been noble, kind and true. wa To your lodge, yea true Indeed, not prepared to meet with Europeta problem. For you have helped us in our need. these great depths, to hit oeeanographl-ea- i Indeed, the atrikiag way la whisk r observations, although extremely this truth has been brought to light at valuable, are not entirely satisfactory. tbs Genoa conference raises tho quesThe iee held the expedition hound tion whether, after all, the greatest for a whole year, less one day, at Cape accomplishment of that conference may Then Captain Amundsea not b the final recognition thnt ths Chelyusk'-i- . hoped to eueceed In beginning to drift. great problems must be worked out - He. wanted,- - howoverr te tend Lhe scien- chiefly by conference of economle and tific observations home, to prevent financial experts. It is now expected their lot in ease the vested wee crushed that numerous smaller conference of by the iee. They were entrusted to experts will follow tho Genoa confertwo men, who were to bring them to ence, the most Interesting of which is the nearest settlement, the Russiaa that of the representatives of ths groat wireless station at Dickson island, banks of issue. The meeting of thee about 800 miles to the southwest. Along experts offers the most promising step the coast, which they were to follow, toward a solution of tho great European three- aehs with provision had been problem. left by former expeditions. The plan Cables from ths allied eapitals Indiseemed safe, but unexpected events cate that the prim ministers propose, happened. Captain Amundsen did not if possible, to make ths forthcoming succeed in beginning the drift, and the conference at Tho Hague mors of aa Maud reached Nome eafely in Jnly, economic gathering and less of A po1920, but the two men who carried the litical maneuvering soaventisa. Lloyd observation lost their lives. With George, in his hones of commons dethem all the records for the fense of tho British policy at Genoa, taring instrument were lost, but copies taitw ti.1 St!-JK of the absolute observation! fortunately telvee at that gathering decidedly eon had been made and kept ea board the trary te the plans of the several govMeet me whit w decorate vessel. ernments when the Genoa program wet That still where God or Fate Ia September, 1919, when the Mand formulated, but be held that at Genoa Has laid agrave Modern Woodman MRS. B. 0. KERR1CX. proceeded to the east, the ice condi- - it was extremely difficult to mark a Salt Lake, June t. itaekln n ' - 2000-fatho- , (k u .. I i - e s, i tc t. ' - self-reg- l. iroutoi w as " A Line o Type ot Two By Frederic J. Bukin. Hew to the line, let the quips fall where they may. the fleet June L- - 8oyd weeks of veaadla of tho American I What minerals are contained Q. T. . What famous English queen died most miserable death? Queen Elisabeth., on rug. ; She rolled about for ten day refused to sat anything, or go to bed. She refused to change her clothing, wasweeping hysterically, and refused to offl- . cially name her successor, the died of sxhauattoa. ?. Where did 8t. Patrick recotv religious training? In a monastery near; Cannes, France. S. For what company did Wallace Reid Th make hi firat appearances? Vilagraph company.of does th th groom . On which aid brlda walk down from the altar? When they turn at th finish ef the ceremony and fane the audience th bride take th groom's right arm - and walk down th aisle at hi right. 10. When was the parcel post system Slates? Jan'naugu rated to tha Un.-teuary I, 1S1. In celery? B. E. 8. A. Iron, potassium, magnesium, calore found in this cium and phosphorus ' . - JUNE. . t ' paiilL Well, here you are. old, drowsy June, Q. Why Is Brazil called the Land of Allowed you'd be along pretty soon. the Holy Cross O. M. H. Your flippant sister, Msy. A. Pedro Alvaros Cabral,' who is genu Packed up and left yesterday. erally credited with th discovery of the May hod her saucy little fling, Kollod socks, boobed hair and averuung-loucountry, named it Terra de Santa Crus, which I translated the Land ot th Holy sister. April, wept a lot. ' She cried and smiled, blew cold and hot. Cross. fch wa a most capricious Jade, Q. Which la of more value to the farmFor every smil a fierce tirade. Now, June, you1 re more sedate, you claim. er, thd qoai) or the owl? EL M. L same. eA. Th biological survey aa ye that the Hut you'll besr watching. Just the Youll bring your usual flock of brbl. owi Is ok much greater value because It And flower and bird and moonlit sides. destroy a much greater number ef farm And open care and pests, particularly field mice. And bathing coryphees. , We're glad to see you, June, old dear, Qr What kind of fish me osed In makSo stick around, you're welcome bora M. beads K. ing . 1. x. A. The scales ef" the nkelel fish are used In th making of artificial commonly A MUST RAZOR BACK JOE This fish Is found u European pearl. STEPPER. . r waters, Rasor Back Joe, out hero in R. IL loway, showed lorn speed tho other daj that makes bnoweho AL Jasp, Slippery MEMORY TESTS Slim, Buck, Client Fete and ail your apeed demon look aa alow aa German prisoners ouveRir& button with tht SBaptrutor Wll- Rasor Back Joe wa, dttspected" of hot run-nl- n' son deliver hie too proud to ighf hi level beat in a loot race at a Korn , Karnival. Ho the mob put a rote around speech? 2. What are hieroglyphic? his- - neck and tied him ta- - tha bumper on Who th '"I. 'are think-ITagalrgsf" th rear coach of a fast mail train, for the 4. What aro five synonym he would be dragged to death. Thirty i affirm? mites away, twenty minutes later, - the word i. For what was th United State batoonductor found him lopin' alongside- th tleship Oregon famous? n d cisart ooach, smokin' a What Is the distance from Yokohama (. k'. F. M. spittto on n hot box. . , to Victoria,-B- . C.. by boat? ; ?. What noted actor met death in the ''Cross Creeling Cautiously la th slo- Galveston flood gan of tbs day, because this morning Is 5. What Is the relation of Liberia to the beginning of th Careful Crossing tha great powers? to to Impress upon n Campalga-wbie- b . ft th king of Bweden of Swedish torists, If possible, that la th event of blood? a collision between a freight or passenger 10. What are th names of th only train and an automobile, tbe train usual- Japanese couple who have starred in railroad even iy.-iWhile, scratched. not., picturea ever heref - section men -- will be busy for days piek-- j auto and the ing up small fragments often Answer .te Yesterdays Question. miles down its passengers for eight or A 1. Who waa Fetor Cartwright th track. It la going to be very hard widely knewn Methodist circuit rider of to convince motorists of thla, but with th the last century, said to perseverance it may be done Today let have first half of1S.000 sermon to hi time. preached us make th welkin ring with the slogan: L The Who th operas, composed Cross Crossing Cautiously. Th and Magic Train la Bigge Than Tou Marriage of FigaroAmadeus A Freight Mosart. - Flute? Wolfgang Are. th absence o( all power to reaIt Can Hurt Tou Moro Than Tou son,. In what force guide Insect to perform Hurt It. th set their live. Instinct which Crossing your Fingers and Touching might be of called .en Inherited knowledge Woo- dof e certain sequence of not. May Prevent Fatal Accidents d. What are five aynonyma for the But They Never Have Yet. word ability? Fewer, cleverness, facor Cross crossings Cautiously, ulty, skill, capacity.Arrange to Annoy th Angela, !. Nam four Important cities to theprovince of Ontario located on Lake OnALASKA. Thla place of Isolation to a corner of the nation la a hellish habitation For a man. .. ooaat ffuard beats aaiu the enormeusr the north important work of aeourin Atlantia ocean, particularly the crowded teamer lanes between America 'end fiurope, ta locate drifting masses of lea coming down from tho (laden of tho , . t aorta. . . Tho huge dim of ke making up an iceberg is but a bit broken off tho seaward and of a (lacier, tho solidly races riven whlah 'gradually move to the ocean. These "bits" of Ice art bHa only by comparison with tho slaclera from which- - they break away. ' In tho late winter and early sprint tn icebergs break olf from the glaciers and start drifting south, and It ta to find those that stray aa far as the Atlantic steamer lan as that the American coast guard vessels keep busy throughout the eprlng and early summer months. Through communication by wirelesa it is possible now to guard the shipping of the world from the menace of crasnlng into .icebergs The terrible TSanic die. aster I responsible for tha yearly activity of the American government in finding and warning shipping of tho location of floating bergs. When that vessel then the largest afloat, crashed head-o- tf Into an icooerg and aank it was able to tell other ships of Its predicament while slid afloat through the medium of its radio apparatus, its signals of distress brougnt the steamer Carpatbia to the rescue, and that vessel was able to rescue many souls who otherwise would bavo shared the fate of those on board who went down with tho ship. Without radio, the fate of tho Titanic would Jhav boon n mystery to this day, as no other ship chanced to come along the same route during the time the wrecked vowel remained above the waves. Othsr similar disasters might have hap- psned since with no proof of (he vesse Tate, unless chance threw survivors In small boats or on rafts to the paths of other boats Out of the Yltanio accident some good did come in waking the world up to the iceberg menace to shipping. This disaster, like tbe Iroquois theater firs in the world and Chicago, so horrified aroused Its Interest that steps were taken to guard in every possible way against Us repetition. - In the case of tho Iro quois theater, hundreds of patrons were penned into the biasing building because tbe great swinging doors opened inward, and the weight of the frantw mass pushing against the doors in vain ettoft to escape Jammed and held tbe doors tightly hut, and precluded ail chance of escape. Everywhere today theater doors must open outward, and regulations provide that there must bo many emergency exits which open automatically when pressure is applied to them from within. ' Do, too. the lesson of the Titanic has not gone unheeded. The activity of Uie coast guard has been .going on sines the Midst a wild conglomeration. year of the sinking of the Titanic. Tbe Filled with hope and expectation main shipping nations of the world came Visualise eur situation. to att international agreement by which If you can. . the United States was given the duty of locate ta Atlantic tho north rotten of land weather, In this scouring floating Iceberg and warn all boats by Furs, gold, stench of dogs and. leather, radio of the position of iceoerga and their Satan got ua aU together direction of movement, aa well as the And then ran. SNOW8HOE Al The which they are drifting. speed oost of this patrolling of the sea is born PRESENCE O fdlND. by tho various nations entering into the Got 'toy Legion pin Dear R. H. agreement, in proportion to tho amount ready? may recall Comof shipping each has on tho north At- modore Thank! ofTou the Black Hills. Cm Holloway lantic. time he was returning to his ranch on ICEBERGS HARD TO LOCATE. Castle Creek, after a rather damp eveIcebergs are not easily visible, Aid can- ning, asleep in the bottom of the wagon. not be detected at ail In foggy weather When th horses topped the divide they of ran away. At the bottom of the canyon or on dark night About an Iceberg is under water. Just as a bit was a bridge, eighty feet higiW' with no of lea In atumblerof water r.oatawith fgtitng. the commodore stuck --hie head Steady only Its top exposed to the air. Thus, up when .they hit th bridge. Gee a little If soy only a point ol lea may project Into there I h yelled: BUCIC the air, and a ship a hundred yard or thing!" i more distant from the visible portion of an Iceberg may be on the verge of crashDAFFODIL. ing into the submerged moss of ice. daffodils that grace my "room .The work of the American Ice patrol Gay With all your beauty splendid. calls for excellent seamanship and ia an You little dream this happy morn undertaking not without considerable most of life i ended, peril. For one thing, th water off the NoThat more shall yoa behold- - th sun Grand Banks, where drifting icebergs Nor dano by laughing waters; often are located, ia shrouded with thick logs on many occasions. But th ice must Alas, you are bub stolen maid. Apollo's helpless daughters. warned. be found and shipping Despite hardship and handicaps, this is so well your golden eye don that there has been no repetition Hour after hour,' Look forth With pleading tender; of th Titanlo horror. Tha work of th ice patrol has served Tl only mine to pity you And no assistance render. to shatter many old tradition of the sea long been a, U I might give you back to earth regarding icebergs. It had men And cast away your sorrow, that th favorite boliet of seafaring presence of Icebergs could be deteoted be- Hovf gladly would I quit these walla cause th floating ice invariably echoed And dance with you tomorrow. distinctly any sound within a considerable distance of it. Thia has been found But men, Ilka flowers, are often bound te be untrue, except to th case of IceTo serve despotic masters; bergs presenting a flat wall to th sound They may not break th grip of fate disecho la the even then wave, and , Nor turn aside disasters. cernible at such abort distance that this TIs only theirs In hope te find lose a reason; For warning is of little or no value. every Another tradition that hes been shat- To Uva, Ilk you, and make more bright tered la that an Iceberg chills th surTh ways, a little season. LAURA BLACKBURN. rounding water and air. Th facts do not bear out thia supposition.. Once in a while, If the wind ia blowing from an "Cross Crossings Cautiously'' ia useful iceberg toward a ship, the air may seem in- other way, too. It you think he ho lightly cooler, but th water does not been buying things from that horrid, dis- appear to be affected at all, except ao :usting bootlegger, meet him when be close to th berg that no ship could reach ?tnally comet home and compel him to the cooler water without practical cer- repeat the safety motto. - If he eays tainty of destruction. Shoeh Hhoastngs Bhausshagely Htlll another mariners' belief touching R. H. I Kollug pin, do your duty! icebergs has been that bird, flying snout and roosting on the Ice, disclose th presAnswers (to Questions. ence of bents by their cries, but the Ice Patrol has Tlown up this tradition along with th rest. It has been found to bo i (Any reader can get the answer te any without any foundation. Many bergs question by writing The Tributoe Inforhave been located without any birds mation Bureau, Frederic J. Ilsakin, Di. . D. 'C. Thi offer about them at all. rector, Washington, Tba buapplies strictly to information. GIVE BERGS WIDE BERTHf' cannot give advic on legal, mediCollision with Iceberg 4, not th only reau aot does financial matters cal and It danger to shipping. Another menace I attempt to settle domestic troubles, nor from movement of 4h great mass ef ire to undertake exhaustive research on any in th water.' As the berg drifts farther Write your question plainly and south, tho air and water becoming In- subject. briefly, J3tv full name and address and creasingly warmer, the ice ia melted in Inclose two cento In sumps for return various ways A Current of warm water postage. All rep.lcs are sent direct to will melt away th under part of an Icethe Inquirer.) berg so that the disturbance of th center of gravity will cause tho whol thing Q. How should I go about getting a to roll or turn over. When Una occurs, for th grave of my boy. who oa It frequently does, great waves are marker was a world war veteran? L C. H. sent out. Aito ordinary ship. If close to should write to the grave You A. an Iceberg when thla happened, would risk of being registration service, war department, grave certainly run Washington, D. C asking tor an appliswamped. Sometimes, due to th attri- cation . blank, tion of warm waters and th eun's rays, an Iceberg will epllt Into two or more a whale dairy anywhere? of the Q. Is there with terrlfio disturbance piece, J. -L W. surface of th sea for long distance In A. The bureau of flsherlea says that every direction. have heen Th speed with which aa loeberg move while various experiments la th water la nearly every case I due made from time to time regarding th te th current ia which It Is moving possibility of milking whales, there is no along, and It move no faster than thte whale dairy In existence at ths present current, Occasionally, though, tha ex- time. posed top ot tha berg may have surfaces which readily catch the wind, and thus Q. When can more immigrants come it may sail along, getting farther than to the United States from countries waitp th ordinary Iceberg doe before It is quotas for th present are filled? 8. D. msHed end made harmless. A. The I per cent immigration reguLuckily for shipping, th great ma- lation conform to the fiscal year and new of Icebergs, after drifting south- quotas will b admitted beginning July I, jority ward for U00 to 1000 miles, strand and 1922. break-u- p oa the shores of Labrador. . It ta the small number "that escape this Q. What Is meant by a cacophonous fate that continue southward until they word C. X. T. reach th steamer path of th north AtA. A word which gives an lantic, a distance of from 2SM to Suod effect produces cacophony. An instance mile from th mouth of the (lacier where of thia ia, I can candidly say. they originated. a In th late summer, end throughout th Q. What Induetry employ most man autumn and winter, th steamer lane i H. N. J. er free from th menace of Icebergs. in A.France? afThen the far north has frosen up tight ford The variousto textile Industrie th number of largest employment again, and the icebergs do not break worker, and next in order coroe the in The areas from tho away glaciers which Iceberg may be expected- In th coal mining .industry. spring and early summer months- are how Q. How much do the people of this fairly well known to the coast guard, but e sometime one of the berg with Oountry spend on chewing gum? C. E F. A. blown be found will It is estimated that about tlt.OOO,-60- 9 of out surface far Is spent In ne year for chewing gum. this area before being destroyed by th , elements. Aa iceberg often la a thing of beauty. Q. Waa ChllUcoth once th capital of Th roye of the eua, reflected from th Ohio? J. R. T. of ice and thousands of faces A. Th shining capital of Ohio from 1!! to through tha natural crisma formed, are ltl! waa at Chlllicothe. It was then rea spectacle well worth seeing. Icebergs moved to Zanesville, and in 1911 wm, re:n the moonlight, one teen, will never moved to Columbus. be- - forgotten a examples of ghostlike beauty. Q. What waa Ouldaa real name? 3. V. ON THE 8HIFTLE8S fi'HIFT A. Louise de ta Rami wrote under the First Lahorer: Are y workin, Jo pen name of Ouida. Second Laborer: 8ure. I got g dandy . I have to Job fUln' d trolley tracks. Q. Are there male and female eyes In minute or so to let d car potatoes? 4. 8. quit every A. The department of agriculture says pass. Llfs. hi: acj-ee- r THE CONGRESSMANS RADIO. DAILY PROGRAM. Broadcasting Station. 8. O. S., His Home District. ? p. m. Instrumental The music, Congressional Blues,'' Home District orchestra. ?:30Klck from constituents (Over failure to reduce taxes. ?:to Threat that he will ho knifed at the polls if he doesnt vote for th bonus. 8:10 Threats that he neednt expect reelect! on If be doaa vote for the bonus. song, Nowhere to Go But Home Folks Male quartet, Gut, Hearing what will happen to him if he Votes or a salsa tax- - Old Th 115 Solo with chorus, Constituent' Glee Grouches at Home. one-piec- e- tr -- club. 9.35 - , Kicks, complaints, threats, remin. ders, abuse, advtc, profanity. 10 Lecture on .Water' by th Home hand-rolle- I Lecture on "Beer, and .Light by the Horn Wets. . one erg,. Horn Dls-liH):45 "Prosperity Blues, - orchestra. ; Arthur Ii. Folwell to Lean a Weekly. 10:15 - Wines ' 10;S0-Asort- id i et -- - WORK- .- i Mrs Hatfield accosted a colored woman Do you know anywho waa passing. one I cab hire to help me cleka house?" "No'm, t aint knowln' any colored ladles what 'need work, but I knows a colored man: what cleans windows and doe some other kinds of heuaecieaain'. What does he charge?" Sixty cents an hour. Why, he makes- - more than some school teachers, doesn't he? Yas'mj but School tricher only has ' to use dey balds. Judge. IN MEMORIAM. First Bachelor Why werent you at yew chums wodding- this morn'ng? Second Bachelor f prefer to remember him as he was in life. Waysld Tale. - i An 1.30-rCor- atc - n' Fort' Hope; Toronto, Hamilton, Mid Kingston. - Charting Icebergs - WASHINGTON, aso tar's. that there Is no se factor b the propagation of potatoes. Th chief requirement Is that the potato be cut so that tnere are at least two eyes ia eaek section. 1 a Ship To All Pe!nt$ fa Ufch. Idaho id Hr.-- da , 022 B24 ,,:...97 C Syrup i . la I8e No. 3 nan Karo Syrup I GG JW No. 10 Blu eaa Karo Syrup ,910 feJ - sail-lik- ' i ' ii Brer VA bit MOIakses EXTRA LARGE LEMONS 27c DOZEN NUTS 20o Salted nuts, lb. . 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