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Show THE 12 WASP TAMPS GROUND The definition of man as a animal may have to be revised. In a recent issue of Science, two observers report having seen a wasp using a pebble for tamping down the entrance to her burrow. The Incident happened in Texas, where Dr. George C. Wheeler and Esther Hall Wheeler of Syracuse University, were studying insect life. Aroused by a loud, buzzing they stood their ground with true scientific intrepedity and caught sight of the wasp at work. The insect was holding the pebble between her mandibles and striking it against the ground by 'moving her whole body up and down after the fashion of a pile driver. The scientists captured the wasp, but the pebble was lost in the of excitement; it was about one-fift- h an inch, in diameter. The tamped filling of the burrow was quite compact and remained intact when the surrounding soil was dug away. tool-usin- g C IT I ZEN What the Minneapolis Tribune.; country needs is not only a continuation of Calvin Coolidgc in the White House, but the election of a Congress which will give him whole hearted KMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimilllllllllllipillllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilHMIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll. LAST CHANCE FOR TWO WEEKS I s Illllllllft IBIS OAKLAND LITERARY REVIEW Roy de Gawain Le Noble DOUBLE HEADER SUNDAY, JULY 27 Caixa 2136 Rio First Game Called at 1:30 Brazil, South America DUE WARNIG. He says he will love me always.' Be careful, girlie. Tuu know now the styles change in husbands. Hes just the kind "that would Insist on Louisville keeping his word. ?,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiii.' PUBLIC SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT Grande Western Railroad System. By Thomas H. Beacom, Receiver of the Denver & Rio Notice Is hereby given that Thomas Beacom, Receiver of the Denver Ac :io Grande Western Railroad System, a ummon carrier of freight and passen-e- r for hire, will sell the goods andc at pub-roperty hereinafter described auction to the highest bidder for ash at is freight station on Fifth Second and Third rest Street, between Lake City, Utah, outh Streets. Salt A. M., o 10 clock at ommencing ay, August 18. 1924. andof continuing said PiP" :om day to day until all thereof, to Pay the rty, or sufficient Said property either barges, is sold. away and taken as not been accepted, the consignees thereon by paid tiarges r persons authorized to receive the two months after arrival imp within been t place of consignment, or has ship-leawait to .ft with said company nstruc-on- s without any shipping or shipment being given two months, and eing made for In ns remained possession of the foresaid company, unclaimed forofmore ar-vthe time inn two months from or of consignment at the point said to om the time of its delivery mpany for shipment. All of said property, or 80 will be iereof as may be necessnij. stor-srto pnv freight, back charges, handling, and cost of removing i me to place of sale. Name and address shown first in the oi at indicates the name and address name the as known; insignee so far in- nd address immediately following ioate the name of the "nsi&n(f,.r n"fJ oin what place nown and the amount of the lien on of une, not Including the expense l6 THOMAS If. BEACOM, ereiver of the Denver & Rio Grandeestern Railroad System. J. II. MILLER, Freight Claim Agent. r. PIG. Health Inspector Say, to have your close to the house. Pete Why? oughtnt Pete, you pigpen so Health Inspector Its not healthy. Pete Not healthy? I'll bet you cant find a healthier pig anywhere around than mine. Exchange. A man was walking down the street one evening with a friend and pausing to look up at the starry sky, remarked with enthusiasm: "How bright Orion is tonight! So that is ORyan, is it? replied Pat. Well, thank goodness, theres one Irishman In heaven, anyhow! Exchange. ORPHAN CITES PROOF. A child adopted from an orphans home was being ridiculed by the other children because he had no real parents. The conversation went as follows: Aw, you havent got any real father and mother. Maybe I havent, but the ones I have got love me more than yours do you, cause mine picked me out of a hundred other babies, and yours had to take what they got, replied the adopted son. Exchange. WRONG MEN IN JOBS. Senator Heflin is right. There is something wrong with nearly every department of the government. Offices that ought to be held by Democrats are in the possession of.Repub-lican- s. al e. ll.imlierger Stamfel. Scofield. Utah,Utah. 1 sack Co.. Salt Like City. o Ci I K. Moth 4.31: coal ul wav Warehouse, Salt Iaike Citj. Moth K. U Co., Queen. lJorouBh ork. ? Island City. New cticide. S1S4.SG: Mrs M. Salt Lake City. Utah. 1 Mrs. chlna-p- . box Colorado, Boulder, 49.10: H. C. Kirkwood. Soldier Utah) ARcnt m it. Utah (Scenic ier Summit. Utah. 1 Hw. C'11 Utah, I; M. B. Robinson. Marysvale, Cleveland. iklin Faint Company, . one steel half barrel t. 1 kit roofing renient. J.O.SJ O. HMJ Ilder. Marysvale. Utah. 1. L-ar- il . Utah), 1 Hartman steel led. 1 111., 1 carton dry goods, Orton. Marysvale. UtahCo.. (I anHt. il. Utah), Snearboaril bln and ma tress 1 bundle i, Mo.. James M. Veator, Mnrys-Utu-B. (Clrcleville. Utah). J. Co.. Speedway. Ind., 2 orates gas ,n. D. . .rr; h. Issa tures, 1 box gas stove, 470.84; O. Cedar, Utah (P. Marysvale, Riggs, A. Mertz Co., Mt. Pleasant, Utah. Utah) 1 box marble, 43.01; Issa Riggs, Marysvale. Utah, (P. O. Cedar, Utah) J. M. Elsinore, Utah, 1 base stone, Johnson, 1 foot stone, 46.35; Shippers Order no(Ka-natify J. F. Brown, Marysvale, Utah, Lake Salt Co., Landes City, Utah) Utah. 1 bdl. 2 cant hooks, 1 case cylinder oil, 43.74; James M. Veator, Marysvale, Utah, (Circleville, Utah) Mine & Smelter Supply Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, 2 bdls. black pipe, 1 sack pipe, fitings, 410.45; Shippers order notify Moab Garage, Thompson, Utah (Moab. Utah) Ford Motor Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, 1 box printed matter, 1 crate enamel sign, 4.41; Leslie H. Boothe. Scofield, Utah, (Winter Quarters. Utah), Hartman Furniture Co., Marion, Ind., Hoi-ar(Chicago, 111.), 1 crate chair rocker. table, 412.95; Alex Johnson, Salt Lake City, Utah, Moth K. L Co., Long Island City, New York, 1 carton orchard sprayers, 48.03; H. J. Jones. Heber, Utah, Hartman Furniture Co., Chicago, 111., 1 crate chairs and 412. 46; Miss Alline, Pay-solibrary table, Utah, Lee Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111., 1 carton notions, 46.81; A. R. Coe, Price, Utah, A. R. Coe, Pittsburg. Pa.. 1 box drugs, 46.68; G. A. Smith, Price, Utah, G. A. Smith, Rock d Springs. Wyo., 1 extension ladder hand, 46.46; Success Market, Salt Lake City, Utah, Berman Lesenger Co., Bush Terminal, Pier 22. New York, 13 cartons paper boxes, 425.23; Mrs. M. Goulding, Marysvale, Utah). (P. O. Furniture Henriville, Utah) Hartman Co., Chicago, 111., 1 crate chairs and library table K. D., 413.52; M. C. McArthur, Price, 1 Utah, Spiegel May Stern, Chicago, III., cask earthenware, 47.05; Order Lightening Company notify Wm. Utah, Douglas, Murray, Lightening Company, St. Paul, Minn., 3 boxes electrolyte, 410.30; Shippers order notify Hansen Auto Co., Sugar House, Utah, Akron Motor Manufacturing Co., Akron, Ohio, 1 box auto parts. 1 pipe Iron, 410.67; Jennie Perry, Helper, Utah, Jones Manufacturing Co., Attleboro, Mass., 1 box earthenware. 46.01; Deer Trail Mining Co., Marysvale, Utah, Coco Cola Bottling Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, 1 barrel Soda Water, 410.67; Mrs. J. C. Schaners, Sunnyside. Utah,1 Spraggins crate stove Co.. Salt Lake City, Utah. 43.93; Sam Brooksbank, Price, castings,Strauss-SchraCo.. Utah. Chicago. 111.. 1 Chjff Robe crated. 415.40; G. M. Vail, Ogden. Utah. C. M. Vail, Albert Lea. Minn 1 box dry goods. 419.17; Order National Tea Company notify Ouray Hydro-Carbo- n Co., Price, Utah, (P. O. Ouray, Utah), National2 Tea Company, Salt Lake City, Utah, bundles burlap bags, 46.94; J. McQuirk, Salt Like City, Utah. J. McQuirk, Pueblo, Colorado, 1 r, case empty tin 45.10; Floyd Salt Lake City, Utah, R. J. McCurdy, Clnrind.i, Iowa, 1 crate motorcycle, 480.49: J. M. Cahlerwood, Salt Lake City, Utah, Wallace Clifford M. Co., La Veto, Colorado. 1 drill machine bar, 1 box 61 drill machine par jack lilts. 1 drill machine Iv. D. 417.06; Mrs. C. G. Corfield, Salt Lake City, Utah, Mrs. C. G. Corfield, Price, Utah, 1 only b. nt IRISHMAN IN HEAVEN. Toledo Blade. vs. SALT LAKE Editor i A HEALTHY 1 y . n, sce-on- . m Cly-me- wooden rocker, 43.85; E. R. Mattison, Marysvale, Utah, Ashworth Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, 1 range. 1 bundle stove pipe, 1 W. Closet, 1 sack stove pipe, 414.34; Mrs. L A. Millett, Marysvale, Utah, (Kanab, Utah), Lee ManCo., Chicago, 111., 1 box noufacturing tions, 1 barrel common glassware, 1 crate porch swing, 418.77; Riverton Implement Co., Riverton, Utah, F.1 Ballard Incorporated, St. Louis, Mo., carton medicine, 46.14; J. B. Lamb, Clear Creek, Utah, Eastern Iron & Metal Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, 12 pieces mine rails, 2 large mining cars, 467.30; Miss Inez Lee, Salt Lake City, Utah, Wm. Lindenberg, Park City, Utah, 1 cast and sheet iron stove, 1 stove top crated, 412.73; F. P. Dawson, Manager Universal Prod. Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, Illinois Glass Co., Alton 111., five boxes glass bottles, 438.22; J. H. Conner, Riverton, Utah, J. H. Conner, Logan, Utah, 1 crate kitchen cabinet top, 1 crate kitchen cabinet base, 441.77; Order Western Wax Paper Co., notify Watkins Cafe & Bakery, Mt. Pleasant, Utah, . Western Wax Paper Co. North Portland, Oregon, 2 crates wax paper, 425.66; I. J. Wadsworth, Payson, Utah, (Santaquin, Utah), Jas. F. Ballard Co., St. Louis, Mo., 1 box medicine, 43.93; Gratien Etchebarnc, Price, Utah, J. B. Colt Co., Speedway, Ind., 2 crates gas apparatus, 1 box light fixgenerating tures. 457.67; Outlet ' Company Inc., Utah, Knapp Co., New York, Bingham, 1 case printed matter, 43.18; Retread Tire Shop, Salt Lake City, Utah, Standard Register Co., Dayton, Ohio, 1 case automatic register paper, 45.60; City of Spanish Fork, Spanish Fork, Utah, City of Fairvlew, Fairview. Utah, 1 hose cart, 421.13; Mrs. J. F. Larson, Price, Utah, Spiegel May Stern, Chicago, 111., 1 tube linoleum rug, 46.28; P. C. Peterson, Ephraim, Utah, Wool Growers Manufacturing Co., Salt Lake City. Utah, 1 box sheep tonic, 43.43; Mary E. Anderson, Salina, Utah, (P. O. Redman, Utah), Hartman Furniture Co., Chicago, 111., 1 crate rocker, 421.74; Mrs. L A. Bailey, Salt Lake City, Utah, Sanderbrook Transfer. San Luis OBispo, Calif., 1 box Household goods, 438.50; John Tamadakls, Price. Utah, Harris Shatakis, Hanna, Wyo., 2 bundles wire fencing, 45.12; John Y. Smith, over on John Y. Smith, platform at Price, Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, 4 tractor wheels, 429.25; Wm. Mansor, Marysvale, Utah, (Koosharem, Utah), Mine & Smelter Supply Co., Salt Like City, Utah, 1 sack iron pipe fitings, 2 bundles pipe, 47.19; Wm. Mansor, Marysvale, Utah, Utah), J. IJ. Colt Co. Speedapway, Ind., 2 crates gas generating paratus. 1 box light fixtures, 1 box gas stove. 46X.76; Mark E. Pope, Marysvale, Utah, (Wjdtsoe, Utah), J. B. Colt Co., 2 crates gas generating Speedway,, Ind., apparatus, 2 boxes light fixtures. 1 box gas stove, 468.41; Rich Myers, MarysFulton vale, Utah, (Panguitch, Utah), Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 steel half barrel liquid cement, 1 kit cement, 1 drum paint, 433.77: Mrs. Thomas Dob(Koo-share- m, son, Marysvale, Utah, Hartman Furniture Company, Chicago, 111., 1 carton bed castings, 1 bundle bed rails, 45.37. |