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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER o, 1922. ftfttt the aitpation demands is the kind will resolutely insist on economy alt a!it gfilraiw ?!jt IkH Ertry Miming Tribune pBblUitiuff Lftk Vf l'oPf Of ftLBSCIUPTIONi Bftg Is Ft ft, Idaho, ftoft lusdiy, eu moatft ,. 10.M 4 Budiy, bo jcv t Kiftevher hi U, bo4 6u4tr, pr moitk I. rl!y Weekly Ttlhftftft, ftft y f Tb Tnbuo li Mi In nerj Importtat city hi tbft IsUftd llcftdcr Br ftrrtaUi rota ia aay fly by t)pfeMiD ' Tftft arfbo&B W iDftftibr ftt thft AaaoAfttaft fftMi Tbft Associated ima to e)uftifttr wr titled to tbft bm for republic ti a of all ftrod diptcbcft credit tft It or fto otbftrwtftft it4 ia tbtft papftr, fto4 ftlaa l TEK.N48 ..,..$ .,... tmbllftbftd berift. - Tbft Tribuftft 1b BnbM ef tbft Audit Boro of Ciirbiatioft. Infonnatioa eeecerftlBg Tbft circuiathka win b applied by b Audit ftorvau of ClmiUtton, Cftotury bklf Chicago ' hft ft. C. Brckwltb pctftl Aecy,Nw York rr ftdtertiaiBg tfeot. Wftrtd bW. Tribuuft bldg., Chicago; Poat DUpfttcfc bklg, fct. Loafs; ford bldg-- , Detroit. Klcb. Rryft U. C. bid., Kuui City, M tft. Inc., Pacific Coast rprftftntaUft leer bldg, ftaa fraacface; TUI inaftrftftcft to Angolas; ftocorlty bldg., gcftttlft. n foroigft bursa us of Inforcnstioa ftf Tbft THb-aaro: ft Bo Uaarifti. Parle, fraacft: 12ft .Pan Mm, Lftodon, Eogiand; t Cntcrd Ladsft, Boriia, OamiBf; EnsUlar Hotel, Row Half TftUpbftaft Weaateb IN. tTbsft pft fall to got your Trlbftftft hbpfcaal tbft city clrculatioa department bsforft 1ft o'clock ad copy arlll bft ftt you by aagat, Lutftiod at lb pofttofficft at &U Lehft City as coftd-clas- ft or. matt that Oman dynasty to succeed tbe sultan, but this caliph will, ef course, bo the instrument of the nationalist govern ment, 'which announces that it proposes to be the keystone of tbe caliphate. That is to aay, the nationalist-proposto take into their nands all authority, spiritual and temporal. Nothing more revolutionary .ha ever happened in the land of the Ottomsna The revolution wbieh imprisoned "Abdul . the Damned" gave Turkey change of sovereigns, but did not interfere with ths caliphate nor approach, ia fact, a substitution of a degree of popular government in place of the sultanate. Now the Angona nationalists takq a step which enters power is National assembly a very marked. ad vance tor Turkey. It is probable that the change will prove a good thing for th Turks, providing th Kemalists, who seem tdlbe in full control or the Angora government, reach an amicable understanding with the allies. Constantinople advices indicate that the aultaa and his advisers will offer. resistance to the program of the nationalists, in which event there will be danger of eiril conflict in Turkey, but it is not likely to last long. Tbe nationalist have th whip hand. Mohammed VI i at the end of his political career. Certain of his advisers will be fortunate if they escape with political eclipse. in government and refuse to listen to ths horde of cranks, freaks and aetf seekers that infest tbs lobbies at every ses- sion. Those whd ars in a position to observe know that the many conatitu-tiona- f amendments and other- attaeka on the public treasury ia. reeent years did not originate with member of the legialature. They came from- - other sources, usually, from officeholders who seek more power or more psy. These individuals form a small and group in Utah. Almost all of, them aro on some public pay roll and have bee tinkering with taxation for year past, to the great detriment of the state, .People familiar with their activities are well aware that they fall far short of knowing ka much as the new legislator is apt to think they know. They work between sessions as well as during sessions, and always hare an abundance of more or tees plausible data, bolstered with im portent sounding names, to unload on new members, in the nature of things legislator eannot be eonversant with all the tax intricacies of the moment, and toe often they prove receptive. We need legislator who wilt be guided by their own judgment, aided by the advice and knowledge of responsible citizen and organizations, not by the persistent machinations of officeholders. We should elect legislators with . sufficient strength of character to send the official lobbyists about their business, and, in the same eonnee tion, we should consider seriously the retirement to private life of some of the tax tinkers who constantly seek to impose this, that or the other tax fad upon Utah. The big local issues of Tuesday are the amendment and the legislature. We hope voters will not neglect their own best interest it either instance. -- - - Motorist CAR -- "WASHINGTON. torist National - llm to make travel on the 890.142 tons produced In Btatea Thia shows an increase of 29 per cent In Canadian 'production a against LJ per cent in American production. LARGEST HISTORY. The Railway Age announces j.awhich Vc-t- SHORTAGE , C' Nov. Civility efuh. D. as against ton, the d.nited CURRENT COMMENT Civility Club By FiedeiiaJ. flaaktn. ; s Mo- aafer and more pleasant for both pedestrian! and motorists, has been organised iu this city. "More automobiles are on the streets every year. Mora people are being run down by vehicle!. Complicated traffic situations have so far een met majnly with mare complicated regulation!, ao that in aome cltlea experienced drivers claim that nobody could remember all the requirements. But In spite ofrthe regulations, or .because of them, accident figure mount to' appalling totals. i'.i P-- Zerbe former captain In the believes that the key to ?rn?y tho puzzle la In the of the peo-pl- e on the etreeta. attitude It fa apparent, that too many people are tna traffic altuation. antagonistic toward The I toman emperor, beneath crushing nia chariot wheels who failed to scramble out of theanybody barbar-o- n seems way, to V Yet the modern driver who expects the right of way over pedestrians and defiantly takes ft In npit of everything la a common eight. It Is true that th behind the two riders la not exactlyspirit the same. The woula not swerve from it path ofchariot destruction. The automobile driver depends on hie quick eye anJ the delicate mechanism of to avoid an accident If troublesome pedestrian fails to jump.tho 1. nfqrtunately, sometime the driver miscalculates, and an accident occurs. But the driver Is convinced the person on foot precipitated the that affair. On the other hand pedestrians are Inclined to think that traffic regulation are for only. Children on skates and boys on .bicycles add toroller th g confusion and of the otreeta. Children on skatesdanger and bicycles can be Been everywhere courting danger by hanging on machine and dashing between swiftlv moving car. To sum It up, the pedestrian is resentful because he thinks the motorlet want tiift eftxth and tb man in thft car trowi Irate at the Jay walker. EXPERIMENTS IN COURTESY. The mental attitude of all the factions of street traveler accounts for a lot of trouble, Mr, Zeijbee think. He became convinced some time ago that 90 per cent of the automobile accidents could be eliminated if a more considerate spirit prevailed. H trid experiment in conrteiv when driving his car and when walking, and h wa curprifted at th result. Th peopl h encountered flaahed back cour Stert checked and found that hi non e wr le tenup than when h went about with an h!mlf feeling, Furthermore. being courteous and recetvlng court pirt him in a cheerful frame of mind. Courtesy pay, was Mr. Zerbees conclusion, and the more people that It th better. So h started thpractice motorists civilclub. , ity His club Is tiot an organization that meet and read scientific more a state of mind. Mr.papers Zerbee designed a sticker badge for the windshield of member who pledge themselves to let caution nnd courtesy rule their machines. He also devised a creed which would be on th reverse side of the sticker to remind th driver of his pledge. The credo is In general terms and It la Intended to cover every situation where the driver must choose between selfishness snd consideration. The terms are as follows: 1. Caution will obey all traffic re gu-l- a nie-ca- r tbe significant fact that "ths net car ahortage' of iai.bH reported by th car service division of th American Railway association on October 15 Is the largest ever reported tn history? The largest net short; ages reported tn earlier year. it. adds, 'were as follow's: .1J7.M7 On February (, 1907..... 145.449 On May 1, 1917 129.101 "On March 1, 1911 On September 1, 1970 Hi, 070. The Railway Age urge railways and shippers to make greater efforts to get more service from existing fadlltleA but says that tn th efforts to secure the greatest possible amount of service from (he facilities already available, the on moat Important fact which th existing transportation - situation - emphasises hould never be overlooked. Thia 'la that for the first time in its history th ooun la confronted at the very beginning try of a period of business revival not only with a shortage of transportation,' but with th most scut shortage that ever existed. - There Is only on real remedy for this situation, and this Is tha expansion of railroad facli.ties. Whether they will be adequately expanded or not 'UI depend upon future government regulation of railways. The public will determine what regulation will be tn future. Therefore, whether th existing shortage of transportation will be remedied, or become more acute and serious will b determined by th public. Discussing the question whether In the month Immediately ahead th car shortage will decline or Increase, the Railway Age reaohes the conclusion that it will increase - - There is a prevalent belief,'' say th Railway Age, that th largest, car ahort-age- a 1922. B, November Sunday, LAWS usually have been reported in the OTHER LANDS. early fall or winter. Tha foregoing figure show that this has not been the London Answers believe that SENATOR KEY PITTMAN. case. Th general tendency. Is for th largest freight business tq com lit the should pay English legislators to ftudy latter month of the year, but the time Xow end then a man in public life codes borrow nnd when the largest amount of freight actufrom them foreign ally has been - moved and the largest by virtue of hi peculiar fitneaa or instances the case of It occasionally. shortages of cars have come have been hia unusual achievement in office, be determined by whether th tendency of a Cardiff man who was fined and im general business has been upward or cornea broader than partUanahip. Some downward. In 19M th tendency was on prisoned for being drunk while in vral of the aro uch that Increasing activity of general business times conditions and thia tendency caused the freight charge, of a motor ear. The paper prefare of a community or a region be movement to continue so heavy that the fers the Polish method, for in that peak of the car shortage In that period to the eome of. greater importance was reached In th spring of 1907. there is a law making it an country In 191 the tendency of general but-- i dwellers therein than national issues, ness wag to tnhreaa and the peak of th offense to supply any intoxicating car shortage was reached in the spring The aim of government is fundamenliquor to the driver of any of 1917. The same tendency of general business prevailed In 1917, while the setally to foster and protect the material ELECTION EAT EQUALITY. vehicle. The question of feeding vere winter of 1917;191S seriously interwelfare of Its citizen, as without ma fered with the movement of freight. In babies is also discussed, and it is deWhile it 1 sometime denied that ferial prosperity ideals are unattainthe next peak of the car consequence, clared that infanta are many simply The .11 shortage was reached next spring. able. A man that can bring to public men are bora free and equal," murdered them food which by giving peak of the ear shortage in 1919 Was office a comprehension that correlates there is no doubt as to 'the IBIS In in 1st because reached October, equality their delicate little atomachs are unand early in 1919 general business activ. the times and the conditions of a region to able eomee to when France in In the is United a it of it volume digest. Hy declined. The largest voting penal to its great biaterial advancement la movement and the peak of the car to give any kind of solid food ofens freight does vote rich the where mans a States, from not to be regarded only parti shortage In 1920 were attained in August, to a baby under a year old unless it is because general business activity waa at san viewpoint, even though he aspire not have any greater effect than the Ha height and tending to decline, and In in , writing by 'a properly as the nominee of n po ballot of the poor man. This is ono of prescribed to the preceding spring the movement of qualified medical man. Nurses are also litieal party, freight hsd been seriously interfered with our pillars of strength,. and the law in forbidden to use for their eharges feed by the switchmen's strike. Such a man is Senator Key Tittman What do these facts indicate as to the bottles having rubber tube. These of Nevada, whoso name has become in- thia respect will never be curtailed nor ing transporatlon situation 'which la likely to and other law while have the stands. stringent equally this winter and next aprlng? Ths abrogated republic assoprevail ternationally knowru ihrough its conclusion suggested is that th present ciation with the act of congress which That there is a considerable amount of been enacted by the French governshortage of cars will resch Its height In ment to save babies. the spring ef 1922, as It did In the' springs bears bis name snd which, more than all political unrest in this Country, as well of 1907. 1917 and 1911. . fact, Mexico has some-- , carious criminal other factors combined, helped to al as in other lands, ia n The Inited Btatea ia a growing counbut over here we are content to allow law. For instance, it is twice as much Jeviats the after-wa- r of Its depression of all period depression try. always have an offense to mutilate the face of a been followed by periods of revival and the western states, as well as his borne the majority torule, while elsewhere woman as that of a man. The idea of expanrvn of business and by consequent state of Nevada. It required ability, defeat at the poll means revolution Increases In the demands for transporthis is a very sensible one, being baaed or rebellion. tation. The country la In the midst of vision, statesmanship and, more than on the fact a period of business revival now. Posthat to a woman her beauty Next Tuesday is eleetion day in most anything else, an unwavering loyalty of sibly the demands for transportation will the states, and a desperate struggle ia a great assef; to mar it ia therefore not continue to Increase, but there seem to a great region, to make the Pittman . a serious for control Hop has very more In past experience to Indicate that been in prog personal injury. polities! act an actuality. will sunot assume road Courtesy Another quite ound law, is that, in a they will, than that they will not. We are familiar with the details rest for some months. In some places periority. Discussing what can be done partially X. eaae . of is the will while of th in not assault, become Courtesy running punishment Impatient to remedy the present situation, the Railhigh, which resulted in this legislation and feeling when Caution i deleya offender fixed way voters the the others number are apathetic, Onee Age say: of days 4. Caution will dim his by know just bow great an achievement it lights . to If th expansion of general business ts ballots' are cast and counted, the that his victim hai to remain in the Courtesy.. , . to continue t ia evident that more must passage and preservation hai been. One the 8. Courtesy will politely caution pe- be done to secure the maximum utilizahas only to reeall the intense prejudice result will be accepted by the rank hospital or under the ear of the doc- destrians. tion cf th transportation facilities now . which hai long existed in the east nd file of all partlei, The .victorious tor, If more more than forty days, the Courtesy will respond to Cautions ava liable. signal. will candidates doubles. exult and losers the penalty best immediately available meant automatically to eilrer against legislation favorable will not cross , Cautions of The In the past England has allowed all 7. Courtesy partially solving the present problem is or silver miners to appreciate what a will subside gracefully, hoping for betpath. to Improve th distribution of oars, to InI. Courtesy will , never - create Cau- crease The average sorts of immigrants from central Eu: to pase such ter luck next time. the average mliea traveled dally by stupendous feat it wt h&sard. tion's to settle, unchecked, in tha. councar and to increase th averaga load . will be governed each car. legislation during the stress of war. ei.tizen, haring exercised his privilege rope Courtesy' (peed There la an acute shortage of per Even greater was the achievement of voting according to the dictates of try, and even today the authorities are by10.Caution. ears for tie shipment of grain on th and will Caution none too Courtesy his Carry central western and northwestern lines own conscience and judgment, if particular. Other parts of the On to safety. when Senator Pittman preserved this ear sendee division Is trying to remlaw in the readjustment period wheo be i a real American citizen, will not empire are far wiser. For inatanee, in As an Illustration of iNo. S. Mr. Zerbee The this by ordering an extraordinary edy out that aa points South sulk such Australia dein tent along his his parkways, if there naa is been is, and clamor arose' to repeal the repurchase of box cars to these line. The party Washington's Speedway, a motorist oc- movement for many years past, a language test for casionally movement and average become stalled. . Instantly Increased ofaverage provisions of the act Such a repeal feated, although he may blow off a cars required cannot be sefrom cars behind come the Impatient loading would have given the metal mining in- little steam before settling down and intending immigrants. Unless a man can ecreeohee cured th without cooperation of shipand bellowing of horns. This or write English he is not tends to make the driver nervous to the pers snd consignees The car service didustry of the west its deathblow, in make dark prediction as to tha future. speak tn a bulletin vision has shown that reoent to land. South Africa imposes a extent that he cannot locate the trouble 1321. Its preservation kept thousand! Perhaps it . is just ss well that we at least 150,000 cars are unloaded every or get his car out of the road. , flections in order to similar test. of men usefully and profitably, cm have frequent r If hours were that twenty-fouWHERE OFFENSE FREQUENTLY IS day, and New England's In unloading only one car out of blue laws have alavd ten GIVEN. ployed, thousands of children well clad allow the eaesp of accumulated politithis would Increase th numevery No. 2 most frequently' violated snd in school, kept trains moving, pro- cal gas, which might cause a dangerous ways provided fun for other countries, ber of cars available for shipper by cars, sometimes these take old number of care available under Puritanical 18.000. if Th too up restraint among yet explosion vided a market lor the products of the kept regu- more than their share of the middle of could be Increased 90,000 by saving twen. farm and field and accomplished an long. Wo do not look for n great po- lations there is one which might be the road.hours in unloading one car out It is worded as No. 1 ts one of the more abstract pro- of each f.ve. Shipper are also urged immeasurable service 'for all the moun- litical upheaval as the result of Tue- worth- adopting. visions. It Is for th driver who makes cars that will be loaded within follows: only sdays balloting. tain states. reckless move, thereby endangering a period, and to place order for All women, cf whatever rank, pro- other who are proceeding carefully. reconsignment Ordinarily The Tribune would not promptly In order to preThis sort of thing la the basis of many vent THE SULTAN UNDONE. fession or degree, whether maidr or of be disposed to take a position such as delay to care due to unnecessary the just charges of carelessness reconlgnmenL They are also urged to who aliall after thia act im- sgalnat drivers. it takes ia thia instance, but this is an of their capacity, There are wider aspects to the depo- widows, to limit the load cars an There is extreme to and everything pose or betray into matrimony any of to load and release them with the unusual situation and one in which we has been claimed by a few drivers and of Mohammed VI than a bis sition Sultan promptness. feel that Utah, as well as Nevada and majestys subjects by virtue of that there can he such a thing as too utmost Nothing could b plainer, than 4hat much courtesy. One motorist complains the other western states, lias a legiti- mere change of ruler and transfer of scents, cosmetics, washes, paint, artifi-ia- l of movewill Increase the whatever supenolite driver who Insist on his ment and loading of ears average will have th mate interest.' Although Senator Pitt- authority. The Angora nations asteeth, false hair, or high heels, taking the rieht of wav at a crossing effect of available th supply, man iabeat known through the silver sembly not only sets aside the weak shall Incur the penalty of the law now when they should go on themselves, ac- and that, increasing other things being equal, whatcording to the traffic rule. This, he ever Increases in force against witchcraft and like says, the available supply will act, hit public career otherwise has sultan ts positively dangerous 'In heavy has had no strong sul- misdemeanors. Turkey amount of freight that evary Increase the been characterized by ability, a high traffic, because other para, knowing who can and that ship shipper tlie hn tan since dethronement of Abdul Laws relating to debt differ very while the right of way, trv to go ahead can get shipped, to him. every consignee sense of public duty, and such a comthe Alphonse and Gaston drivers much ruled who all the world over. In England bow and smile. by assassination, but plete understanding of the needs of Uamid, Answers io Questions. thing may happen this region that we feel it but just to was, nevertheless, a diplomat of no if a man fails to pay a debt he can This eort of But there Is certainly no express our belief, without any desire mean order but it has decreed that all be summoned, amt. tbe judge generally prospect of an epidemic ,of acute polite(Aliy reader can get th answer to any to disparage his opponent in the present orders him to pay by installment. ness, A a matter of fact, an Incident question by writing The Tribune Inforengagements entered Into by the Con- .Should he fajl to do so, he can be of this sort dooa not represent real con- mation Bureau. Frederic J. Haakln. Dthe that of all the common sense. irector. Washington, D. C. Thl offer apon campaign, people that is, the arrested, not for debt, but for con- sideration Traffic regulations are intorfe-e- d with western states would feel that a de- stantinople government, strictly to Information. Th buof the, deposed sultan," all a drivei It la plies are cunfuscd. and other government reau rannot ghe advice on legal, mediof court," and sent to jail, where, not true tempt pendable public eervant who has ever debts courtesy. and financial matters. It does not other cal connations and owing been alert to guard their interests had Mr. Zerbee believe that every person no means uncomhowever, he is attempt to settle domestic troubles, nor to tracted by the old regime, all treaties fortable. .Since by Tie couj-tesconon .should the afreets exhaustive he research undertake does precious ittle scious. If on anv been rewarded by to the ofyou have ever had a mistake, aubject Write your question plainly and fice he has to distinctly dignified as and understandings are voided and re- work, Ire is a burden on the taxpayer. say so vividly tmpree4 briefly. Give full name and address and grammar, same the of stroke pudiated the by United 8tates senator from Nevada. Siam, it would seem, has a better upon your brain that you could never Inclose two cents In stamps for return use the phrase without being aware of pen which puts an end to the authority law of debt than ours. In All replies are sent direct to that country It, you know what Mr. Zerbee means bv postage. of the aixth Mohammed. TAXATION THE ISSUE. debtor is allowed a clear . three being courtesy conscious. He means, he the Inquirer.! Thia means, of course, that the Turk- months. having consideration for other peoQ. How much sleep should a school- Then, if be fails to pay up, say, ple on your mind. . You may think that Of all the iasues to be determined by ish nationalists do not mean to recog- the creditor can apply to the court for vou have enough on your mind now. A. The public health service says that tbeir ballot next Tuesday, the people' nize the fcevre a treaty; for that matter, an' order to seize him, when he ia com- But. according to th president of the boys and girls between the ages of 14 of a Is less It club. motorists civility allied the government practi- pelled to work without pay tfntil he has strain to be courtesv conscious than to and 38 require ten hours of sleep. of Utah will feeleoonext and most di- however, cally consented to the abrogation of worked out his indebtedness. go about daring th world to get In your Q. Has Panada a good wheat rectly the consequences of their votes that w ay . when they signed the true? treaty thia year? R. A. D. Another method of with a dealing on the constitutional amendments and with the Kemalists at the Mudania A. The Canadian Nea-Letter saya WHILE THE CEMETERY YAWNS. debtor in England is to sell him np, a on legislative candidates. conference following the debacle to process often Old age creep on with alow, sure tread that Canada's wheat crop this year la J5.J39.728 to enough cruel eupplv accompanied large people by And thin. vour white hair grows and one loaf of bread per diem for a fe believe a majority of the voters the Greek army, the Turkish victory hardship. Now-itbe United "States Your eve get bad and your teeth fall out with hole show 94I. Statistic that .year. in Asia Minor inand the threatened each state has its ownaw of debt, and And your nose comes down to onyour chin: realize the undesirability of the bu.hela of wheat are equivalent hill 000.000 And th little old gravevard the vasion of Constantinople by tbe" mili20 to 580,000 of or pounds wheat, while, aa a general rule, the creditor Seems to beckon as you go past. amendments and that they will be vot- tant nationalist tons, or 73,500.000 barrels of flour, armies. Indeed, the can sell up the debtor, yet most states While your kind friends aay as they shake which could ed down by a large be made Into 13.83.600,009 majority, Tf people forthcoming Iusanne conference has have enacted their heads: loaves of bread, weighing twenty-fou- r that certain do not overlook them on the ballot. been are man fast. is old the properties failing "Yes, ounces each. called to take up and consider . exempt. a They will appear at the bottomv We thia treaty But your grave s unrtug nnd you're not among otheT problems In some for states, Q. Can a husband demand the deliva mans " , instance, suggest voters place their eross in the , dead Wet, the I0"1 of mail addressed to hit wife? newly created Turkish farm cannot be attached. 4 - ery wait; space marked No"' opposite each question. Thq creditor GoSo let the afuneral B. A. & , , set of now store teeth must leave the debtor at least get you A. Neither husband nor wife can conamendment immediately after entering sixty The deposition of Mohammed Vlliad acres And a wtg tor your atoning pate: trol the delivery of mall addressed to th of land. In Connecticut the law Hate the booth, and then vote for the can- Bben forecast build yon a nobby suit taltor your other ago." The sultan, an leaves a mans against the wishes Inof the on to long And purchase a Laming whom didates of their eboiee. addresved. np to the value the absence middle Into of the ruler, .readily controlled by of $500 intact, library jump things right of Instruction to the contrary, the wife' and in Kansas two And forget that you'll ever die.' It is not sufficient merely to defeat his counselors and will be nisband with as letters rethe just pljtcel readily cows, ten hogs," a yoke of oxen and the the amendments. We must also place mall unless' they.be known to live to allied influences, was sponsive tn an awful fix world old This poor Bible are family exempt )i office legislative candidates that are branded a traitor And 4 eadly tn need of oti. a , by th Kemalists both So roll up your e'eeves and pitch right Ip firmly committed to sane retrenchment because of his opposition to the Q. In the gtudv of ernaut'es, what WAY J2THE HE DOES IT' And sweat like you need to do. Angara I C. bird are ohs.med? J. B. ia public expenditures and against government and his subservience to Tou ere worth too much with jour jseaJtli T have t jmppwrt, A. The bussard and the albatross freak and experimental legislation such allied influence. The Kemaliat made Mr. O Brten, of brain said ths S' mpathetic both being etudied. The alhatrosa is th And. the grasp 6f thing that neighbor. yours a the proposed state income tax. Many no. concealment of bird, el pc he has a wing load' tldtdo ma'am.- - replied OBrlso. To go and crawl down Into jour grave superior their intention" to ing of more than three pounds a square ef the legislative candidates have al- set him aside, once they if thev tVwlr dldn roots And with the t all of flowers. earn the play own wir'd? re in foot of d surface as compared with livlp , sure I don t behev I could do it little (bora than half a pound a ready declared themselves. The others of Constantinople; until recently, all." Youth' Companion, So hunt np the doctor and pay him off foot in the rhatt.r of th busxard.square are pqi eaUt'ed.to sup'port. Any can- however, there was a Anl take hia receipt in full. , to CLIMBING CROCODILES. didate who for any .reason whatever permit him to retain his disposition of Then get down under the load once more - Q How does the production of pews, -leadership And give It the, 'Your was I honor not inlortcafed pull, fail to announce his attitude on a ques- the Moslem world. Now print In Canada compare w th the amount But the offi-evyn that is svs jb.j were tr'lcg TV A need you ao, we can't spare you yet, mad In thl rountrv? R. D. R. aa lame-posclimb as to a taxation in Utah stripped from the luckless sultan. life in loo derlv bougnt. important tion, A Canada during th period Of Janu-rv- -l w z , The world would pluck andiwtnnow with !trfTr to June JO, 1921. produced 879 98 oixf confesses his unfitness for the A talipa, is to be chosen by the As- - jI crocodile A had ben following me around care , 448 tona produced tn ss tons, sgainst 815 In 1 office he seeks. .The-typof legislator jots assembly from a member of the ou they were !"n of ripened ethoueht n,ind d',nt harvest 1. the correeponAJng the Prate. Inited hr Y. . POSE DICK sulnf on Tn v ntT . op, period for, 192? Canada produced $104 or nerve-rackin- d -- MEMORY TESTS 1. Who waa Benquo? A Scottish than and hero who lited about, 100. He i traditionally the ancestor of the Btuart kings Bhakespeare baa him murdered by Macbeth. 2. t hat waa th name of th America cup defender agalqet which Shamrock IV raced in 192? Resolute. 2. Where was the notorious stockade prison of the confederate army located? At Andersonville. Ga. It now la a park. 4. Who was railed the citizen king? I.ouls l'hillppe of Franc, who waa elected y. in 1S20 king of a constitutional Q''"hr are gome crnberr!e white? 0. R. i . A. White cranberries are a result of 'he absence of aUn and light on the berry. M hen cooked, the skin remain whit, but the Juice ia pink. - .a What day of the week did Colum-bu- a set sail and what day did he land?- A. The 9rd of August. 1492. when Columbus embarked 'upon hia first vovage to the western hemisphere, fell upon a Friday. . The 12th of October, a hen land Q. inon-arrh- Who wa Thomas a Kcmpla? An Augustinian monk who wrote Innumerable sermons, exhortations, . hymns and 8. waa found, waa also Friday. J China the moet densely popu'Q. lated country? C. p. A. While' China has the largest pop-ha- s the largest area. Ita 42,OOO,0O0 peopl tf evenly distributed wolild number 99.98 to the square mile. Belgium, the most densely populated country, averages 688.29 Inhabitant to the square mile. ' prayers JUNE AGAIN. YOUD tHINK-H-WEB- E If all the rosea of all time ... Were garnered in your heart: J Tho yellow, red and pink ones, The white, the golden-hueAnd all their winaom witchery Were bound with fragrant bands And you could pluck them out again . What are Calae? R. A. A. A Cla is a kind of rice cake wen And hold them in your. hands. You'd think It were June again. known In the French quarter of New Orleans It Is a batter cake which lias been raised with reset and fried In deep tf all the songTn bird, of the.world v. Were singing your heart: , - Calaa are eaten with the morning The orioles, the bluebirds. cup of cafe au lalt. . Die linneL wren and thrush, singing Q. Where did Edward Everett Hale And all their Found echo tn soul, for "Htb fwh'u o( the Man And you couldyonr loose their flight agaig Without a Country"? Otory T. I -x ' A. The germ of the plot la said to And hear their glad eonge roll, Youd think it were June again. have been suggsated to Dr. Hale bv bis ' ' 'K Jk ' ' Life of Napoleon. reading Bcott It ft , occurred to him that It Napoleon had If all th lovers of all year -' boat: a Returned confined on on loving BrHhth w&rhip after another Instead 'of being sent to The silent, and the Binging, SL Helena," England would have been The young, the old, the new; a. spared much criticism and the French And all their happy loving would not. have been able to turn St. Became a rhapsody: choral And Helena Into a shrine. could th Join throng . you The local color c which adds ao much to tha etory waa And swell the melody, gained- from th record of the navy and Youd think it Were June again. . th proceedings In the trial of Aaron Howard M. 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