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GIRLS GYM SHOES y U Sgoo'raooQbGa 69 BOYS GYM SHOES EE ed order is in line with the bureau's tional training center at one of Am conservation policy. ericas century-ol- d colleges Indian squaw's crltlzing white women visitors who wore aborts at Thirty youths from a Utah C C C camp, victims of the dread tula- REPORT DESCRIBES the annual Ilopi snake dance by GOLD HILL SECTION commenting:' We dont like to have remia fever, are recovering slowly at Letterman general hospital. people come in diapers. The youths were on reclamation Geology and history of the Gold The Secretary of the United States work at a fiah and game preserve Hill on .the shores of Great Salt Lake mining district, in western Too- Treasury unwittingly passing a bogele are described in detail us or counterfeit 20 bill while in county, when they were stricken by the disnew in Professional Paper New York, and having It returned a report, to which is human transmitted ease, tissues and glands by insects that 177, by the U. S. Geological survey. to him aa spurious. Then, upon his have been in contact with infected The district,, the report says, is return to the capital, passing the one of the oldest in the state and "Joke on to hia Chief Clerk Frank rabbits. The boys were said to be out of has produced more than 95,000,000 A. Birgfeld, by sending the spurious It will take each victim worth of ore since its discovery. bill to that official with a request danger. one to four months to recover fully. Moat of this has come from two de- for four fives and receiving them. Continuing posits of arsenic ore. UTAII C C C BOYS REPORTED RECOVERING ISSUED FOR DUCK HUNTING the report says: The two ore bodies are the largest of this kind known in the United States and, although both are now inactive owing to the small demand for arsenic or its compounds, they are capable of supplying a large arsenic me. tonnage of In recent years much of the activity in the district has been conThese fined to the gold deposits. ore bodies, which are small but in places of high garde, are also found in limestone near its contact with the granitic rock. A proposed order of the United States biological survey to close unit No. 2 of the Bear river game refuge to duck Bhootlng this fall waj received Monday by State Fiah and Game Commissioner Newell B. Cook from J. N. Darling, survey head. Commissioner Cook wired Senator William H. King protesting the contemplated action And received assurance from the senior senator that he would confer immediately with YOU game officials in Washington. to Cook aald that if the order close the unit is approved approxFederal Emergency Relief funds imately 90 per cent of the good a Communist kindergarten will the financing at refuge, shooting ground The propos- - under the gigae'of a workers educa- be closed to hunters. high-gra- A i r e de KNOW DO , GYM SUITS 1 L49 Complete SUGARHOUSE STORE 49 ORDER GIRLS - " .t Bor School (Wear A New York magistrate sentencing vagrants to Jail to give them baths. Tenants on an Arkansas farm, members of a new' religious sect, refusing to spread posion on cotton to kill off cotton lead worms and declaring: The worms, were sent by the Lord. It would be a sin to kill them. Furs Milady Wears Come From Various Countries Little moles hen ring the heat pelts' notes s writer In the Philadelphia RecErmine ord. originate In Scotland. comes from Russia. Alaska encourages seals, and Canada nnd Alaska on braver. Mink, many Americans are surprised to know. Is collected In quantity from the enstem coast of the states, though some comes from Russia and Canada. Lenp-ardare spotted over Abyssinia. In Fitch linlln In light d'.a and Aninnrn. color from Russia, In dark, from Germany. Kolinsky la Russian. I.ots of different kinds of lamb constitute the caracul family. Some of U la gathered from China anil Jaian. some from Russia. Persian lamb la similar to krlmmer, hut practically the same fur. and originates In the Balkans. Crimea In tmrtieulnr. The hot countries also Russia and China grow another tyjie of caracul, Galyak la also a .caracul, and geta Its name from nakedness. Front Russia, the In mb responsible for this smooth fur la killed while yet Innn cent and young, nnd before Us skin Is much rultled. C.oly" Is the ltus Ian word for naked. khl-skl- n. Educated Horses Are Not Used in the Trick Acts Some people Imnglne that the horses which are used In the liberty and high school acts are also used by the trick riders. This Is not so; the trick rider A laborer in Washington was offered a Job at 517 a week He spurned the offer. Im on relief already at 15 a week. You must be sick to imagine I would work for 92 & week, he explained. Dottle green Jersey trimmed with matching grosgraln ribbon makes a homely girls has smart skirt waist dress for campus girl hasnt fewer wear. The green leather belt with Its 'ring and double buckles is ONE ADVANTAGE One thing the that the pretty enemies, fc 2 2. . requires a far different type of animal Their horses are huge and massive, for one sometimes has to support an entire family on Its back I The trick riders' horses are usually of Flemish breed. A thoroughly-traine- d one is of tqestlmnhle value; It has Lew taught no matter what happens Should It do never to rhensrejlta ft. so WKeri" an artist is somersaulting from one horse to another, the result might be serious. When they are being broken for the ring, part of their training Is to accustom them to unexpected noises and disturbances Not all, however, of these great' horses come from Flanders One woman rider bought the most reliable horse she ever rode straight from a milk cart When thlsToslnback died family went into mourning! Pearsons Weekly. Kalatlve Mumiauy Ilumldlty lias to do with the dampness nf the air. Abeolute humidity la defined aa the actual quantity of moisture present In a given quantity of sir, and It may be expressed si a certain numlter of grains per cnhlc feet or of grams per cubic meter. The relative humidity, expressed In per cent. Is the ratio of the actual amount of water va;ior present In the atmosphere to the quantity which could be A there, at the given temperature. method of determining the relative humidity at any time Is to measure the drying power of the air with a The wet wet and dry thermometer. thermometer hse Its bulb covered with muslin that Is kept damp. In the readlrgs of the thermometers, referred to a chart, gives tha ralatlva hnmlilltv. her-whol- ' Measuring Solar Radiation Measuring solar radiation Is highly Intricate work. Often six hours are spent in taking observations with the pyrhellometer, bolometer and pyrano-mete- r and then another six hours are required in computing the results of these observations, the figures having to be corrected for depth of atmosphere, ozone, moisture, dust, and the absorption In the mirror reflection. In the prisma and in the black strips in the instruments. Collier's Weekly, j t |