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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY Youthful Editor But Gets Along Auto, Doing 50, Loses in Race With Antelope Bobby Watts, 12, Turns His Influence in Behalf - of Farm Relief. run fast that la taken for granted. But when they exceed fifty miles an hour, that la approaching the fabulous. But such was the story told Quit Short of E's, BOISE (if). Antelope can by J. D. Wood, commissioner of public works. While driving toward California through Nevada recently, Wood said an antelope Jumped from the brush and raced alongside the road In an attempt to cross ahead of the car. Wood speeded the car up to fifty miles an hour and yet the antelope, running at an angle to the road, paased the speeding car, flipped across the road and waved his white tail in derision as he disap peared in the brush. LEWI8BURO. W. Va. m. Bobby Watts doesn't count his buttons to determine whether he will grow up to be a doctor, lawyer or Indian chief This freckled knows he Is to be a newspaper man. By way or learning-- his trade, he owns, edits, publishes and circulates the Lewis-bur- g Bun. The mast head proclaims It to be "An extremely newsy sheet that greets you with a smile." The Sun measures six by fourlJ inches and when news Is plentiful runs to four pages, sat up and printed by the Personal news, editorial comment and advertisements are supplied weekly are set in bold type, but tradesmen to a list of 40 subscribers, each of are advised only that "Our advertiswhom pays 75 cents a year. ing rates are reasonable." Editor Watts Works Hard And when news is dull, when adare the Sun provertisers la Farm Belief Cause. vides a clean little square for memoEditor Watts has his troubles. randa and shopping lists. It bears Is the center of a farming com the legend "Watch this spec nxt munity, which likewise is Democratic lssu." in politics. Faced with a RepubliMatter Watte is a oonatrvaW ve He can administration, the editor flings that "Some people think his darts and works unceasingly for opines Em oa king is hard on women of course farm relief. smoke was hard la More material troubles are sur- it we always knew mounted with a grace his ciders might on paint." He apologizes lor two eaiuons enry. which did not appear, as the editor Fonts have a. way of running out was away, but promises that all of vital letters. The Bun apparentwill be extended past ly suffers from a shortage of "e'l." their "xp rations." Master Watts writes blithely of "Mrs. Editor Watts is a solemn young Claranc Lwls." and the last person man. He feels his responsibilities to feel offended is Mrs. Lewis. The editor keeps his business se- as a molder of thought. But he likes crets to himself. Subscription rates baseball and la thinking of putting on a sports page. close-fiste- Elusion of Slimness Matter of Lines in Newest Modes J d, Lew-isbu- rg 26, 1929. Unued tendency toward elaboration tend to confuse and spoil a good can so easily turn a silhouette from silhouette. An sports costume, shown good to impossible that it is a Joy to here, attractive uses an embroidered printed find Important summer fashion crepe de chine Jacket in finger-tip points cleverly modified to flatter length with a very simply tailored white flat crepe dress. Note the long the full figure. Dark colors prints in very small designs the classic surplice closing elaborated this season with little lingerie touches, long scarf collars, the princess silhouette. Jackets, and Pronunciation of Names cleverly draped skirts are only a few of the interesting highlights of the Important in Reaching newest models. Right Destination. Worth has designed a dark crepe frock using a deep "V and surplice elaborated with LONDON. Americans planning to uie now careiunv a rittrt h n. visit England this summer had bet line lias been used which in no way ter brush up on pronouncing long tends to stress width at that nnint words In a single mouthful If they The flare, too. cleverly gives length to expect to have anysuccess buying the skirt without in any way adding railroad tickets. Everybody knows juuicao hi mm general outline. that English names, like hash, are A second frock In this same group! never what they seem, and that . proves that the tacket Cftolmondeley and Marlborough are M tne aaaptaoie figure as it Is to the very slim larger Chumly and Marbro to any properly one provided the educated Englishman. Place names Jacket is the riirht length! Tn thi are not as bad: they're worse. costume which may be used for either Of course we have a few, like afternoon or evening occasions, the Gloucester, to go by. But that's a Jacket of black lace comes in rhr- mild case. And then there's Wales. quarter length, this giving a long Ynysddu Is pronounced by all the straight line. The black lace frock best people who live there as beneath has the surplice closing tyAs for the famous Welsh ing in a drane at the trU tv, .ii double L. the best thing to do about has a distributed fulness to give a that, when it happens In the middle graceful effect. of a word, is to pronounce it like fi; A charming scarf which mar s a weisnman win tnrow in half a S.n sever1 wy gives a note of 55? dozen other complicated sounds beanimation to the neckline of the sides third frock in tht that, and take no longer about t it either. frock, slenderness is subtly stressed There's a story about a man from down the entire front first in the neck opening with its lapover vestee, scarf at one side of the Jacket collar Cornwall returning home who said to the ticket seller. "Two to Looe." The ana then in the inner fiarwi ana tne lengtnenea "U" effect of the which falls slightly below the hem frock neckline these are both slen- gentleman addressed, scenting the of the nleated skirt Tn vernacular, replied amiably. "Cheederizing touches. rio," in equally good English. detail this gown is a But masterpiece of that's easy. Here are some harder thoughtful design. (Copyright, 1929, Standard Publish- ones: of the most delifthtful ing Corporation.) Whatever 81aithwaite looks like to i" uti I the anainn' o m ouiau ill 1 you, the local gentry call it Slouit. A from wreath the Greek govern- Barnoldswick condenses itself into to the costume ment was laid on Byron's tomb in Barlick. As for the good folk of figure. The , "I Hucknall Torkard churchyard, near Daventry. so well known as a radio adhere te simple" Nottingham, England, to mark the sending station, they have to suffer tredjlnes. as any elaboration will 150th anniversary of the poet's death. every evening the atrocious pain of Huntington Coal Mixups Menace Sought for Test Tourists Lacking HUNTINGTON. Echoes from a past almost forgotten were recalled British Twists Lake, last week when Ellis Freed of Salt manager of the Freed coal i. ,.n nr.m? i This summer the mode has a subtle between appearing large and creating m uuc ut uciiittir-aiuine inusion 01 sienaerness. me con- oooooooooooo00000000000 o oo o o o o o o cro ..n . W in Huntington canyon, conducted a group of coal experts to their properties, from which over two tons of coal will be removed for testing for coke possibilities The party included Superintendent Thomas C. Harvey of the Columbia Steel company's coal mine at Columbia. Stanley Harvey and Harold V. Leonard. hearing their own inhabitants announce to a world that is prone : accept English spelling as allied that the pronunciation English broadcast Is coming from a place tha Is pronounced Daventry. The towni-fol- k say Daintry. Troubles with buying railroad tickets are apt to be further complicated by the fact that the ticket seller may not be up on local pronunciations any more than you are. If vou eive the local version, he may know only the spelling; on thr other hand, if you pronounce as spelled, he may sell you a ticket to somewhere else again. The best thing to do is to pretend you are deaf and dumb and write the name of your destination. But don't forget that Launceston is Lanson; Pontefract, Pomfret; Cirencester, Cisclster; Abergavenny, Abergenny; Boroughness. Boness; Alnmouth, Ainmouth, and Belvior, Beevore. Even the ' well known name of Southampton is at present becoming corrupted into Soton. 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