| Show D 9 TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 28 ITU SAVANT CUTS Nine to Receive Diplomas Twenty Five Graduates of At Cathedral Exercises LANGUAGE TO Cross Exercises Hold Holy DRUNKENNESS NEVADA YIELDS - DROPS AFTER BEERRETURNS CAMEL FOSSILS 850 WORDS Beak! Roamed U S Dur- ing Prehistoric Period Tuchon Officials Attribute Sobriety to ‘Basic Be Wide- English’ Easy for er spread Licensing fxu-Ln- g 8--k a Foreign-t- Savant Asuerl to o LAS VEGAS Nev (UP)— When camels were introduced into Nevada and the western statts 78 years ago as pack animals they were coming bak to the home of their ancestors evidence unearthed near here revealed today In the old lake bed of Buffalo camp 10 miles north of here Albert C Stlberlmg fossil expert formerly associated with the Carnegie museum ln New York City and Fernley J’ Hunter amateur paleontologist have round a mammoth burial place of mammals of the Pliocene age F rom the lake bed they unearthed and shipped a thousand pounds of fossilized bones to the Amorlian museum of natural history in Newr York Bones of camelops — or humpies camels— were found In great number These fossils are between 20 000 and 30 000 years old Stlberllng said The camel like its companion beast of burden the horse originated in North Africa during the Tertiary period or the modern era of geology when the mountains were made and huge reptiles of the Cretaceous period had perished and the dominant land life was mammalian Learn LONDON (UP)— A new language “basic English” may be the intern tional auxiliary tongue of the future It la the invention of C K Ogden director of the Orthoiogical Institute at Cambridge and it is baaed on the elimination of all superfluous words Ogden has taken a blue pencil and reduced the 500 000 words of the English language to 850 It has taken him ten years to do It and now he has the whole English language on a sheet of paper (00 Names Hts 850 words Include 800 names of things One hundred and fifty words supply all the necessary adjectives words cover nil the Eighty-tw- o prepositions pronouns conjunctions There and tome essential adverbs are only 18 verbs which Ogden calls ” "operators The whole of the grammar could be summarized on a postcard as follows: tl) plurals in ‘s" (2) derivatives in “er” "mg’ and “ed" from 300 nouns (3) adverbs tn "ly" from the adjectives (4) degree with “more ’ and ’mast” (4) questions by Inversion or “do" (6) conjugation of pronouns and the 18 verb forms numerals currency Measurements calendar and international teims are used as In English All Words Needed Ogden contends that these 850 words supply man wilh all he needs for intercourse with lus fellow beings Nor does the language sound or read stilted Indeed in several instances where the classical English literature has been translated into basic the atyle has been improved Here is an example from a speech by Mussolini Ordinary English version "I fought in the war as a soldier In the ranks I know what war means Terrible memories of those years when whole generations of the youth of o manv countries were laid low’ by the hail of lead have not been canceled from mv mind ” 1 Was In BhsIc English version the war not as one In authority but as a common man That gave me a knowledge of the effects of war Sad memories of those year when the voung men of all countries went down In such numbers tindeT the rain of lead are even now in my mmd It is claimed for basic English that the normal Intelligent foreigner be tween 18 and 21 year can master it in 30 davs For the Fnglcsh speak Ing person who has to leain to elimi nate and not add new w oids the time is slightly longer (Salt Lake Tribune Chlrsio Tribune Service) TUCSON Anz May 20-- So far as the sale of beer is concerred officials of this city believe that the return of the saloon dreaded by many even among the wet sympathizers has been prevented by the widespread llcens inf svstem permitttd heie in Arizona figures show that the general so brieiy of the community has been girajy enhanced in the month and a half that lias passed since beer was Arrests for drunkenness legalized have dropped 50 per cent In this time it was revealed texhy by Police Chief Ja Ic Dyer fvils that were forecast to return with the sudsy brew have failed to materialize Chief Dyer pointed out The saloon has not reappeared and no disordetlv or riotous conduct has maiked the local sale of the product The advent of tl 32 per cent fluid has haidly sUrrec a ripple Fasy Availability Re i otis for the (in et rev option ac be-r corded are said to lie m its easy availabiLtv in almost any corner of the city With a population of around 40 010 Tucson has licensed approxi m lely 150 places to sell the new au VieiUic brew according to CaLlie B This Vinson deputy license collector number contrasts with a total of four' teen saloons that served around half the pre ent population when prohibi lion went into eflect Fvcry where one goes nr turns he Restaurants may purch i e bcei grocery stores drug stores and bar becue stands all have it for sale Persons interested in the welfare of the city welcome the new order They asczit that if the beer situation contmui s as peaceful and quiet m the future as it is in th epresent every effort should be made to defeat the atcinpts of a few who seeking spe ci d pnvi’ege are try ing to x hange the older and return to the old dais of strict lnni ation and h gh h ense I iquor tn Politics As long it Is stated as the sale of beer dm not become a costly privi lege to be secured by political favor the chances are there will be no cause for the return of what they deem the evil domination of the liquor inter ed in politics In the old dais saloons were sub Jpct to heavy brans (o it Is r railed As a result their number was limited Because this privilege proved so valuable it became a subject of political consideration and domina tion of the liquor Interests in politics ensued With the generally free sale of beer there is no real need for the saloon advocates of the prevent system say License fees of from $40 to $50 a year afford its sale in the diverse number of places which have rendered the old public bar obso'ete Chief Dyer was enthusiastic in his con mendation of the gam made in real temperance since beer cam back Arrests Fall Off "We've found tliat arrests for drunkenness have fallen off around 50 per ceitt m the last month" he said 'The remaining arrests on thus charge " he explained are mostly ol Mexicans who become chronically in toxicated once every week or so ’On tile whole it is apparent that access to the new beer has cut down the consumption o( harder liquor' wdh a no (cable change f r the bet ter m leal temperance Consumption and manufacture of homo brew has fallen into a revere decline We know thj because we've checked places where th home prod tirt w is formerly d spensed to see that thev secured license if still in Most of them have closed operation ' Country bootlegger are complain ing that their market for hard liquor is in a terrble slump They are to $4 a gallon for good jng only corn whisky and are not making many sa’es at that price they com plain ” tV hat II a Meal? Boer sold by Tucson retailers must b taken oft the premucs for con For that sold In restaur sumption ants there Is the stipulation by law that a 'meaLof sufficient food to maintain the consumer" must be pro tided along wilh the bee i 1 here has been considerable humor ous discussion of just w hat constitute a suff i cut meal to maintain a beet dunkci Whkt a meal is to one muv be oulv an appetizer to another n i jiomtcd out Mast place- - compromi e bv placing a gi nerotis bowl of pretzels within easy reach In a sunny warm climate suh a Tue on possesses beerhns a tendenev to disappear rapidly as the mercury climbs Dispensers of the brew are this sumanticipating a big buslne-mer Many readside places along the national highway will tempt the thirsty motorist bound for Chicago century of progress fair with the cooling draught Said Southern Women Transform Sugar Sacks Inlo Gowns 1 BATON ROUGE La (UP)— Wo men have a new gam In this country — making dresses from tacks Tho idea lsn t exactly new but It was not until the depression reached its worst that the project was undertaken In earnest It hag gained in popularity in recent weeks stimulated by a contest conducted by Miss Iris Davenport clothing specialist for the extension division of Louisiana State university F lour sugar salt feed seed and even fertilizer snd burlnp bags are used Stitches ar pulled and the bags ripped open Stencils are removed by allowing the bag to stand in lard overnight Bleaching and demg processes follow Then It if - um!re Photo to the uy Individuality of the dressGraduates of Rowland Hall Upper left lo right Peggy Dooley maker tenter Dorothy Ryan Margarlte Bags that came tn through the Frances Wilson Helen Usher Savage Betty Bush Lower Jessie Jones Virginia Bot&ford Betty kitchen door now ar seen swaggering out the front entrance aa th Ramsey Ihe graduates w til receive diplomas Tuesday best street froc ks of the lady of th I house It ha become a fad especialWhen tne slat ly In rural sections annual short course Is held at th university this summer the smartest sack dres In the whole state will and a blue ribbon pinned T Quebec Indians Balk at Offer Of Vote lugnttoit Rowland Hall Girls Will Be Honored Tuesday Commencement exercises for the graduating class of Rowland Hall w ill QUTBFC (UP)— In this day nf po be conducted Tuesday at 11 a in in htiidt rt idjus'muit and demand for St Marks Episcopal cathedral Diplo- vmie in the affairs of government in mas will be conferred bv the IU Rev so many parts of the world there Arthur W Moulton bishop of the is Busing in this old province tlie " PHILADELPHIA (UP)— Aj a Episcopal diocese of Utah strange cry of ' no votes for us of hiitnry Leroy K Young Bishop Moulton also will deliver the Oddly enough the plea comes from — Luraiprf Phntnv annual commencement address and descendint-- s of the oldt vt inhabitants is gathering all the treasures of th Diplomas have been Swarded to 25 graduates'? (12) Mary Shovelin (13) Isabel Shey (14) Afton the musual parts of tliesirvice will rf Quebec the Iroquois Indians whose west to taka to Chinan Years ago of the Holy Cross hospital school of nursing They l M Schofield (15) Evelyn McClelland (16) Ljle be sung by the Rowland Hall choir ibattlis with ihe colonizers of New the traders of the western world are: (1) Lucille Kent (2) Marie McLaughlin I Healey (17) Hazel Jones (18) Beatrice Parsons me gi Is are In the graduating class j rgnce untd a century and a half ago traveled to the east for rare mer(3) Lorraine Stevens (4) Eleen Mann (5) Merle (19) Louise G Hamby (20) Louise Nemanith of the school were revponable for much of the col chandise and knowledge Erickson (6) Viola Mitchell (7) Dorothy Bran- - ) (21) Ruth Hickman But the treasures which th Marvel Hatch (22) orful and courageous background of ! don (8) Nelda Henderson (8) Blanche Taj lor University of Pennsylvania (23) Alma Peterson (24) Marion Johnson Quebec I history (10) Mabel Haves (11) Catherine Pinneo Gathered now on a big reserva- student Is githcring are less tangtbl Airs Kentling AN (25) Helen Luttman Maxtion at Caughnawaga across the St and more valuable than the silks and s imilian Expedition in gems of Cathay Lawrence from Monti e tl and an They aie the treasures of learn)pl' of £rfBt interest to tourbts the TXT Succumb Mexico Indians have sent a pitltion of pro ing LI test to the government in answer to Young recently elected to PH a bill which would enfranchize them Bela Kappa Is studying to becom KANSAS CITY Mo (UP) -- Death ‘No Votes for Indians" thev plead a physician Although he was bom at 98 i f Kale Kentling Mrs fa pointing out that enfranchisement lit Philadelphia In the Chinese settledepres-- t n lesulting in busine Mo recently brought Springfield B80 Chmex sused-8Afirr faking the p! dgc of 1 lm rnre lo will render them subject tn taxation ment on Race street he is anxious to 3 to an end the tragedy and miserv urf' would nil n‘ mi coni lit w h nil "Air By I (MAR MIDDI ITON Nigh'irgale 25 nurses were gradu tied Fmocrorlr''1" to ( hma from the Dutch I asl and take away that exemption to cer lake his medical knowledge of th h from the Holv Cross hospital 'diool tam law which they prefer to keep west to his amestral home for th lifted "tempt" to e ndu and the Straits Settlements 'Maxim of PARIS (UPV— Formation F of nurmg last week at commenceannounce-os v ard nf the government of of good of his people mlni-traccident an no'lce Mexico the industry lowing near m0Iiarrh y Jn ment exercises at the Cathedral of life mv mg "Air Guard” comparable the Fiench Alp- - for example ubluh is estimated that 30 per cent of 7Q m to Mo-" technical J certain the t Madeleine The the Rev James aspects m a few minutes a flvmg n iut total number of Chinese residing IXSI unt frnm Austria the Kn Kearney bishop of the Catholic coast guaids is proposed by Georges erew could be disp itched Id euich't) to the m the South sea islands as traders a ja(jy j waiting jexlc0 dioccee of Balt laike gave the bene to re have been forced for the plane and if possible len director of the division Cariota and the bride of Wil and settlers diction awarded the diplomas and gruncti to their ancestral homes M Burnet cm iv Empress ham Heiric bandmaster to the em turn of the French air dcr assistance delivered the commencement address aerial security for asss'ance for unemployed vuth mc eqUipe(l jn The bandmaster was Injured He was assisted by the Rt Rev Mon minlstrj Chines living oversets are increas for indmg m snow ax peror an gear special the before eaithquake just Those who return to China find signor D G Hunt rpmtual director In addition to the restricted aerial well as hvdroplancs foi rescue work during final collapse ot the regime and the ing of Holv Cross hospital situations but litt’e Improved their facilities for rescue work of the army off coast S made after great hardship couple The graduation ceicmonies were and and they have had to rely upon rela he proposes to enlist the In addition such plane then and would navy Orleans to New wav their followed b) a reception for the newly friend for and lives support of aeronautical clubs and pri have and fust to St Louis complete admitted members of the nursing pro- service vate ow ners of planes in a nation wide aid equipment firefighting The bandmaster died there s a' fession m the Covenant house 411 TThe proposal which has the en result of his injuries nd th voting 1)11(1011 ready at a moments Fast South Temple street Doctors on organization I 8 OI the staff of the hospital attended the notice to expedite aid to pilots and dorxement of officials in the army widow married Frank Kentling a m a store established as passenger as th and will danger Thev miniatiics navy bookkeeper and the exercises reception Equipment would be concentrattd air min! try was given impetus by in the Ozuik town of Highland Mo at strategic point inrollcd pilots the recent crash in Belgium of a und reared eight cluldien several a mechanic and field crews woflld be Cologne London airliner whuh cost nf whom served in the army during! IXtNDON is looking She was the last f0 WlU(i p an official visit compensated partly by governmental 14 lives and the loss of a I orfu the World war a by King ubsudy and bv innuranee eompmie- - Marseilles passenger plane In winch suivuoi of the Maximilinn court 1 of Iraq in June He will be si Jnsiil I1 ex A the I pav ing pah nge rertral buteati heic eight persons w ere lmt encompassed Tiagedv jlieft ot the king and queen at pedith n soon after it reached Mexico fu gingham jialace and according lo em the Mis Kentling accompanied f(1 pan w i'l be entertained there at WATER VAILF Y Mi-- s U'P)— press to Vein Cruz and saw her sail g Mi and Mrs llenrv Iina cl pievcnt banque em the evening of his went w mad alter she fir Furope heie armrf junf 2o Af er remaining at ed a tiam wieck heie because thev additional to ft ufri xerute help futile paaa for W0 iay he will move weie trained by ?0 vrais ot li len W tor the doomed emperor to a London hotel for some weeks ing to the 'music' nf Illinois Cen Max allies his French Deserted bv It is expected that Feisul wr'l be m tral trains which pass their home limthan was betraved and captured accompanied by two memtu-rof his Recently train No 28 fast straw 1th ht Mextc an gen- - cabinet M iatQueralaro probably Ruviain Haidar paszed over a defer ” AMES Iowa (IT)— A determined berry ex pre Ubcn Mrs Manhunt accepted the eralai Tomas Nejia and Miguel Mira- com for and economic miniz'tr i Bey live rail creating ‘off key muaic woman three years sgo she was of 30 voung enough lo under mnn the emperor dud before a fir- rnunUationi and Null l'asht &aid m Noting the difference in the sound to find that hundred- - of stu the whims and fancies of the- - rrv May my blood foreign minister ing squad exclaiming pi ot the wheels rolling on the rails a sociul dents did not belong to ant orginlzed be the In't shed for the rrdemp-socia- l The former w as for many jear JJ the couple went to the track and collegiate mind has evolved ” countrv unfortunate Iowa at life this gioup 0( in revolution (jon campus th private secretary while g found a spilt rail which miraculous Ehe declared war on the problem lead the likug Here ii Dip ciontrst beauty dcwi tliat is slartlinjf Bazlne state college heie Marshal Francois 'ter was premier when Iraq be M ’ ly had remained in plnre as the train In her dutui as director of so- of social i (touts” amt now is prouder of the Fiench forces returned came an Independent s'ale last PI nil Ainertcn sped by irj to say that every stnient at Iowa 10 jrance and disgrace in the tember He has served subsequently 5000 students in the co They staved on the pot until the cial life for M stale college is a n embi of at least Franco Prussian war when he sur as Iraq minister m Geneva and then JJ second section of the trs n appeared educational Institution Mrs Iza M M one sot it group THE NEW liendrred the fortress of Metz Na m Rome has promoted a 'social democ In the distance then flagged it until m Students and faculty minilier a! ke pnleon III the backer of the expedi-havthat Is con it mme to a stop Railroad officials racy" on the campus aided Mis Manhunt m con turn lost his own throne with the m said their lieiofe action prevented a sidered Unique m Amom m college S m structlon it the svitzm tv w huh'wnr and dird In 1873 life disastrous w reck H every student from freshman I’orflrio Diuz who roe to lorg m to graduate and from the- fra power In Mexico because of hi m lertuty ntmber to foreign student exploits against the Frrmh fled has acres to dances putns and for finally in the fare of revolution and is tin u'uolest ceintribution in Inur beaut if icatioa of mid and Informal soml ft of a died In Fans In 1914 an exile In the! AUBURN N Y ’ Auburn Prison’s bishatl tram will dozen vat idles nation he had nppocet since the inception of Dio pumnnrnt wave 1‘rior to Mrs Mur hint a sault In Mexico the frames of the period wear major li ague uniforms this on the problem the bulk of r irnpufjwhose memory Is most honnied to season The New Yoik Giants lent 14 of life wo imuintr ted among a third div are Hondo Juarez and (eneral 'lhrre ii no permanent to ipnipatc with Jdtgene M ut the undt rgmdu lie the member Ignacio Zaragoza both long dead their old uniform! to prison authon M Reverse Spiral Wind tc to on of Greek Ut er org iruutioni equip thr ir was head of the Mexican re Urs (Juarez U w w I on ill ivl un he rek She believes that her position pluy g lines public an gov rrnmrnt Zaragoza com end- - with lira chc s rounded the Mexican armv which dc The cost is only slight) ninte than (hut of otdtnary rqtrillg contest M for of dulcd the latter May The Puebla at French felted inpail the "n ruiuiiv uir M bad found are ’very uiuje lea without lurjitr oMiueuirtty after We'incn of cultuie atnl rtfjneinent will C e ineo 'Udent national permonents who does m so ml Mexican holiday -- x In grow cent to the of Alex Ur study it' ni ‘Forty per graduation ate ding commemorate the triumph iow1 1 mentdlv will Mayo month and m “’'"v ' 0111(1 demand thiv wave ander K ui’1 of the thnai tmeit of Bulgaria live on $1 he i onu a balanced not slayir language at the University of afford but one meal a day he sod ledit to the in million pei on ot ( aliforma Plp 'they live In frightful shelter fea “ -- Ur Kaun ha returned from nn ex-- 1 Bulgarian director of public heilth as tensive study aliened of mndclinn tnfirrnrl me that from 50 to 52 per 1 DOG (AILS I OR III M rou f t tun gov Irenl of them ate tubeicular and that baton among university students O K Allen lias suit I’n-s- l ernor 'tn jtrmge contra t to the unem-- j there Is an ever giowlng number of' VALDObJA — Fluli (t'Pj BIN I ON Aik (UP) -- Blind Resident Ron evelt a tilignun point ng p'ovnunt foing undei r idu etc s in Wasatch 4243 An ei lean Sc bools w he n thev tep into 2512 East Broadway Bcewder Rom Hunt known as tl e out that the Eouisi cna coininilti e for " ha married moie'trn le reroveey hid haul preijeels tie world is the situ itlyn In tommu-ej- i t Uh "marrying sot ikf chy pirsun tie Russia " he s net heie In the past 28 jrsm totaling $150 O()0 0110 winch would reiiqile work to mme than 170 800 petKv 'The it u ssi m college gradin' Is Urnri any other minuter 111 Salon I’revo annminres th Installatinn of th Nw Hranly hi the tnU fe r one 'Iti proti r was born blind In 1878 a'u pei hi is tie only one in the wmld F risen Resers Hjifral I’rccreip Permanent Wvln equipment lit in nor sntd that The ei vui gen who has no fr ci of In ecuiitv upon hem HI d he stud II d at the Aiknn'iis S etc liislzely the rue of Uila process li annuitized el $20-Imd e n It for In to ei of educ a c has In u re short p tho the a'or 'iduiteil piepiml Bulg Bind where le rend the Bible plans (100 008 lnhigtiw iv and luidio works u clc tv In ail fields ri'tioi than pmte! jp jj I a — In a nuislium s on Based the m oy ir muviv other cnunlr Under Personal Supeivltion of Mr Prevost upply In national emMriie tion pi gimi w mild fins in tmle nte w line iri ollc ge from cl tec t tax' CN of ten bit m e p cut a amall suin by the giivem-j- r is s e timate the annual mac e in the jenak ye ir weie r i ai ly teiun e an esjirn lilui i inqv'in kiln 1 rt and Cec ho S ov ak is lions h a d Ifrxck the dog to a dig tor '20 jot cent above tho of lMU iri'nt pr K cun xmd After gisdua-ith- i number at 10 000 Youth Will Carry Lore to China Last Woman in Mad Eni tress’ Court Dies at 96 ilh Nurses Honored at Reception After Ceremonies ob-rs- FRENCH PLAN TO ORGANIZE t LIFE SAVING ‘AIR GUARD’ 11 1“ K v t I Jail Iraq King’s Visit Wreck Prevented v (UPt-Lond- Jiusicai tzars IOWA COLLEGE SOCIAL LIFE REVOLUTIONIZED BY c OM AN s s s 'pm-IHo- i i Parents Become Handicap to Child MIL3VAUKFE Children (UP) mud break away fioin parent m flutnees if they aie to develop inlo Dr n normal adulthood George K J’ratt of the Milwaukee Menial d mum believe Hygiene In ordi r to grow to emotional adulthood an Individual mud brrak awnv from d pemlc my on his pur ent " sud Dr Piatt "'ihiil Is one of the bad result of the depression upon youth- - al'hmu h he Is eager to live his own life tie Is rhptlvcd of the chance beiau e of the lavk of a job The thousands of wandering youth of todav unwilling to a Id to the burdens of home lave indicated a i r boll Ion fig ilnt t nv h g a pvi lining! cal monkev wrench thrown into their mental develipniint But had as Is the rnridition of tl e waiidner the gill lesi cuts fit (mine me in j itde-still mme danger ol h li g their men tal morale " s — s forest inv der as tt e Fi md have rnu'lv f on ruy t if Mu J I) Um(j b i1' tn tv ing of lamp cnntur et and Jenil limp there has lieen ti ade M In f onona F p i dl e i:ikini: rkversk spiral Prison Nine (Jets PERMANKNT WAVE - (UP)-Memb- ers frr ( 1 (jHlllUl c ’ Blind ParMm Holds c Marriage Bccon 1 (i r (( (ye 170000 John Prcvo Beauty Salon lur fr I I s c lt n eiieiBiRiiiiEiisiiisieiesiEwawsee$eeeisi |
