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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH Sedan Motor Sled in If Florida Needs More Land, They Make It Snow-Covere- d Mountains line In Perhaps the large demand for Florida real estate has forced the Inhabitants Into the manufacturing operations ever order to supply the demand for lots. At any rate, above is shown one of the largest filllng-lIs busy pumping up attempted. The huge pipe line leads from the second Jargest dredge In the world, which the sand from the bottom of an inlet and through the pipe In behind the breakwater where It becomes part of the new causeway Joining Tampa 'to Tampa Beach. n Here Is the motor sled stage between Eugene and Bend, Ore., used when the snow makes auto traffic Impossible., d and hazy In the distance, ending with The tractor, a worm drive affair, makes regular trips with a sedan type sled through the pass. This the rocky crags of the Island of Capri. photograph was made In the famous McKenzie pass over the Cascade mountains. Two of the Three Sisters, perAt sunset the colors are so rich, and petually covered mountain peaks, are shown In the background. at the same time so soft. It seems . bJiardly possible that they are real. The bay Is a rippling sheet of gray and green and blue: The rocky headlands and Islands are the softest and A rolling most delicate lavender. stream of purple smoke rises from the crater of Vesuvius and floats across ern part of the city, the fringes of the sky, while, In the background, macaroni on racks collecting a little billowy pink clouds catch the last rayS sun as It drops Into of the dust every passing automobile of the blood-reand push 'cart stirs up. the Mediterranean." S Most Celebrated Bay. u For whatever the city lacks in TELEPHONE-RADIneatness and beauty, Its famous bay MYSTERY SOLVED . more than makes amends. The Bay of Naples Is a yardstick of marine perfection. Few who have seen the Bay. Telegrapher's Joke Baffled of Naples will grant that It Is eclipsed Wireless Experts. elsewhere for spacious and perfect loveliness. Its dreamy headlands and Pa. Radio concerts the Incomparable contour of Vesuvius Coatesville, in the center at once distinguish and picked up from distant stations over sublimate it. Artists have painted it an ordinary telephone line at Branda-mornear here, which for two years from every hngle, musicians have composed songs without end to Its beauty. had mystified telephone and radio exb--, Writers back up their choicest car- perts, have ended and the mystery has been cleared up by the admission goes of superlatives and unload ! From the Monastery of San Mar- of Earl Davidson, a Reading railroad IVl tino, overlooking the city, a picture telegraph operator, that the strange spectacle Is spread. The great," blue, reception whs a hbax. bay, dotted with red and Although he declined to go into dewhite sails, and sufrounded by a tails as to his methods, Davidson in-mountainous coast line, which fringes timated that he had connected a conoil into the Mediterranean at each cealed radio receiving set with the end In rocky islets, looks more like a telephone lines by means of a device stage curtain ' than a reality. It Is of his own invention. He lost his job View of Nakaniise street In Tokyo, famous shopping thoroughfare which leads to the Inner gate of the Sensejl Vesuvius that makes the Bay of as a result of the hoax. as It appears after being rebuilt and recently reop ened. It was destroyed by the great earthquake. temple, -its is emmark uncommon not was It It other for Naples. distinguishing from other bays; Its stamp of Ind- ployees to lift the telephone receiver ividuality. The crater rises majestical- to report a train and pick up a radio ly lu long sweeping curves from the program being broadcast from AtIS CONSUL GENERAL -flatlands to the east, smooth and green lanta, San Francisco and other disoh the lower slopes, steep and a tant American stations. On some ocrugged brown on the upper cinder and casions foreign stations, including lava cone. A lorfg column of smoke Germany, were heard. and steam curls from it day and night. The mystery drew radio experts to From Vesuvius, with the ruins of Brandamore from many parts of .the Pompeii at its base, the eye follows .country ahd the hoax was so cleverly the curving shore line to the mounexecuted that some of these authoritainous Sorrento peninsula, purple ties believed a means of transforming radio waves Into sound units without the aid of a regular receiving set was about to be discovered. Then railroad officials became susJoshua and Canute Had 0 of Davidson. Ilis movements picious 1 Nothing on .This Mayor were watched closely, but nothing was Canute, King Copenhagen. revealed. Finally it was decided to who commanded the flood tide to suspend him and this brought the t recede, had nothing on the- mystery to a climax. mayor of the small Danish town. Reading officials said their investi- of Koege. 4 This official has is-- J gatlon was far from complete and sued the following p'roclaraa-- r that others may have been Involved tlon : In the hoax. Upotnme occasion the J ve-Cycles and motor-drive- n company took a group of radio and hides must light their lamps 30 telephone experts to Brandamore on J minutes before sunset, the exact a special train to Investigate the t hour of which will be fixed by strange phenomena. They remained J the mayor. for several days, finally leaving with The only woman In the world who the mystery unsolved. holds the 'title of consul general arrived In San Francisco from Nicaragua on the Panama Jlail m.otor ship . City of San Francisco. She la Mrs. Bertha De Selva de Bal.veat and Is Heres a whole basket full of California blossoms which grew on the consular representative of the Nicaraguan government In Long. Beach, float representing Pasadena, Cal., schools, In the tournament of roses which, Cal. Mrs. De Balyeat Is the widow took place at Pasadena on New Years day. The human blossom Is Miss-M-qy of Selvlo de Balyeat, the Nicaraguan McNally. consul to New Orlenns 11 years ago. She was born In New Orleans and traces her ancestry back to two Americans. She is a of Nancy Lee, a member of the family of Gen. Robert E. Lee, and Is also a descendant of Daniel Boone. snow-covere- Famed Gity in. Stage Setting One of the Principal Jou'r neys Ends of World. . y near-b- places". y Is of O In- terest to more than those with mgrlna property at "stake, says a bulletiu from the Washington headquarters of the National Geographic society. Naples, with its almost perfect arrangement of sky, sea and mountains. Is one of the principal journeys ends of the world. Anytlfing likely to alter this setting Is of more than passing concern to thousands of former visitors, ns well as to residents. When the Neapolitan advertises, ..with the sloganeer's modesty, Vedi e, half-moo- The city alone, although the . largest and most populous in the Italian peninsula, Is a hodge-podg- e of narrow streets and tenement houses, teeming with life and gaiety; sordid, .yet possessed with a vast vitality. In buildings and monuments of lflstorlc and" artistic interest, however, Naples cannot vie with the towns of central and northern Italy. Of Greek Origin. . Naples Is comparatively young among cities of the Mediterranean. In the Eighth century B. C. Greek colonists .from the near-bcity of Kyme recognized the superior advantages of Its great bay and laid the foundations for later Roman settle- imnts. In time the district became the favorite residence of Roman magnates. Augustus frequently resided . and Virgil completed some of his moqj beautiful poetry here. Before the days 6f a united Italy., Naples was the capital of the Kingdom of Naples. A large royal palace, with white marble stairways and a throne room filled with art treasures. bears witness to Its former Imperial wealth. Today Naples Is Italys most Important seaport, connected by fast steamship lines with every part of the globe. Jt? streets are "lined with factories, large and small, .while the surrounding farm districts are fertile and productive. For all Its commercialism,, dirt and squalor, however, .Naples Is extremely picturesque. Rising In amphi- . theater fashion on the slopes of the hills in the northeast corner of the Bay of Naples the city Is full of quaint, steep streets, where broad steps take the place of the slab pav ing of the" downtown thoroughfares. Fallowing the cholera epidemic In 1834 many of the narrow streetsf and high balconied tenement, houses were re- placed with broad avenues and stand-arbuildings. , It Is In the remaining canyon "streets, however, that one finds the most typical Neapolitan scenes.. .All Naples lives outdoors to cook,, to work, to play, to gossip, and almost to dress! Street singers with their man- "dollns, charcoal sellers and venders of sweets and drinks add their colorful . bits to the dally pageantry. Macaroni factories line "the streets of the east whole. y half-moo- n q Birds Find Sanctuary. Where Pilgrims Landed Birds are to have their own sanctuary here lu Plymouth, where the Pilgrims landed. A strip Of land known a"s" Plymouth Beach, extending Ilym'outh, Mass. I two miles out from shore, which was a natural landing and resting place' for water fowl, and shore birds for centuries before the Pilgrims came, will continue In undisputed possession of. the birds In the future. The land Is the gift of Charles A. Purinton of Marblehead to, the Federation of Bird Clubs of New England. It will he posted against'hunters. guarded In breeding seasons, but otherwise open to the public. 'If ti . Napoli e poi niuorl (See Naples and then die) he has In mind, of course, the city and surroundings taken as a . i d Recent heavy Washington, I). O. storms along the west coast of Italy, damaging shipping in the Bay of Kaples and Shopping Street of Tokyo, Ruined by Quake, Is Rebuilt n o'M jp ''j i.?4 Tournament of Rose Blossoms Three Hearty Senatorial Laughs New Test for Chauffeurs Is Devised "HEROIC BUT MODEST i . Y' Jig s .5 . y I .. I: - rawrafa Wm. tv mm 'V Judging from the laugh these staid solous are having someone has jusi told a good one. The gentleman enjoying himself on the left is Senator' George Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania. Senator Irvine L. Lenroot of Wisconsin Is doing Ills laughing In the center of the group, and Senator Frank R, Wiilix of Ohio is on the right for Decorated 1. c, .heroism In walk- lng In a fire- - (, s ' building swept ,, on the upper West side.. Bill, Co. of Engine No. New f)3, York, calmly smoked his pipe, refusing to be bothered by all the fuss made - over him. At the left, standing, Is shown Dr. Morris S. Viteles of the University f Pennsylvania department of psychology, as he made a test of an applicant for a drivers license by means of the apparatus recently devised. The chauffeur at the drivers seat Is reacting to the signals as they ..p . pear on the apparatus before him. pi,.-specti- |