Show JULY THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING With U ncle Ray Day-by-D- ay 1935 13 21 wild flowers and say ‘Do not pick bouquet the woodland would beQ — Who was mother? — N L because if you do come bare wild flowers It Is fine that many persons are some day there won't be any left' dla A— The poet's mother was Mary! hold the gas A 6 500000-ca- n ’"If people Seep on picking them giving more thought to the beauty Anderson who belonged to a prom- - power searchlight Will aid night to all should h our country will be a shabby place which Nature supply cabins Virginia family and had a de-- i mg There are 25 By FREDERIC J HASK1N cided talent for music and poetry equipped with running hot and cold Right now many flowers and plants of us along highways as well as in For to Forwood A reader can get the answer is a building called water In the center is a social halL are extinct Everyone should pro- the woods In some regions laws have been any question of fact by writing whom was it named ? —J A B Q — How should a widow's card be reading and writing room and tect the wild flowers and birds inA - The hospital building at the J C B stead of destroying them Many made to keep billboards from being The Salt Lake Tribune Informaapparatus will ing room A two-to- n Soldiers’ Home in Washington A— The fact that a woman’s hus-- 1 obtain water from the atmosphere people dig up plants and put them set up alongside highways and this tion BilVeau Frederic J Haskin C which is named Forwood was D Washington in strange places where they die movement may grow until it in- Director hag dled m no affectg the by means of silicon dioxide Please inclose three (3 cents for named in honor of William H For- - name bv which she is known so- -' : "Some people just don't think cludes the entire land wood assistant surgeon general of Q— What is panlogism?— F 5L that by picking one flower or dig-in- g Monday — Stringfellow's Flying reply card continues Hf" in philosophy la the army from June 1890 to Heone plant they are destroying Machines Mrs James rad example enIn the metaphysical Q— Arc college enrollments that rember 31 1898 He was for a period Ran(j0ph Patterson forever hundreds of plants They (Copyright 1935 Publishers thought or reason is the ultimate don’t stop to think that if everyone gineering and architectural courses the chief surgeon at the Soldiers’l Syndicate) Home He was born in Delaware Q — How much money did Trader reality or that the universe is com- who jooked at a wild flower picked increasing or decreasing? 8 C' A Inrn '"veT- -T C pleley rational or intelligible it there soon would be none left A- - Statistics show that in the aruiwas 5 1861 received the rank AAugust °" "The flower of a wild flower is net Hls 2570 PSlate wag these gross Roads five in enrollment years past Improved ot rHpt"ln 8520’ His w'"’ slKned wlth about its only fruit and the leaves courses has dropped from 25 to 35 6 1878 lieutenant June ST ANTHONY Idaho-T- he road are its only lungs Every man jlg rfa name Alfred AloysiusJ cenl 3 colonel 1891 15 June and May woman and child should protect crews from Ihe Osborne Springs smjth devised his estate to hls Forest C C C camp have completed maintewild flowers and birds Q — Who Is now president of the 1897 daughter fires also destroy wild life Camp nance wprk on the stock exchange -H G Q-many large waterfalls q divorce the new-FlPark road Rebuilding and gravel- fires should be put out A —Charles R tiay is the newly has Brazil?— H S fan in effect?— K t K “Your friend ing of the Ashton Hill road is pro-- elected th exchange A president There are 378 important! A It is Under this law' "GERARD RAU” Mrs Iflaine greasing Roadside clearing and fire nresident waterfalls in that country only 154ldence may be established in 90 whitehead second vice president I am glad that Gerard wants to prevention work along U S high- - succeeding Richard Whitney of wbjch have been roughly mens-- 1 days Jmm L h’ Mernam secretary and help save the tjcautyf the woods 1 ‘ -- ured and have a potential Torcd of tVpflSiiTpV Mr "MelvTn rhrTfihann and fields It is true ftiat people provements in the appearance of the' which ended the Chaco war signed? at jeast 50000 000 horsepower Q— Pleaw gUe ame detail about in some places have picked too forest along this route S M S B the Zeppelin many wild flowers and there is How long has the American A The has four A- - The truce was signed ini danger of losing the flowers if we Daimler-BenDaughter Born Diesel oil motors Buenos Aires by Tomas Manuel Eliol'lar association held annual conven-dc- r are not more careful — G N 1200 POCATELLO' Mr SALMON and Idaho— amf of Her each tiom? Idaho Mr cruisA and Bolivian horsepower Riart MrsJanj Luis A good way to look upon the A The convention in Los Angering speed will be 80 to 81 miles per1 Mrs L T Hill of 1448 North Gar- Robert D Small of the Grunter mine is We me to seems this: it subject lea from July 15 to 19 will he the hour She will weigh 100 tons dead field avenue announce the birth of Shoup Idaho announce the can enjoy looking at the pretty near of a daughter at the Salmon The association has weight and about 220 tons loaded a daughter at the Pocatello genaraf Q — On the Soldiers’ Horn el flowers when we see them growing birth ‘The lifting gas rapacity will be - hospital grounds at’ Washington D I’ there about 30000 members wild and should leave them where general hospital so others tha are may enjoy they them as well In public parks there are rules against any visitor picking a Y DENNIE WHAT'S WRONG THAT'S SURE 6RANMA MADE ’HIM BUY THAT flower or uprooting a plant That YOU KNOW DENNIE IF HE HAD I HEARD HiM I is because the flowers and plants TO MAKE LOVELY BIG HOUSE WITH SPROCKET! ? A CONSCIENCE I'D SAY IT WAS TARING A TELL GRAN M A are for the good of all We might INTO AN ORPHAN'SSHOT AT HE LOOKS THAT IF SHE him hurtin' think of the woodlands in the same I DON’T KNOW LI HOME HE WASN'T CAREFUL GOT SOMETHIN' ON HIS HIMSELF NQT m$ way O' DOOM I BILL HE DOES LOOK DIDNT WANT SHE WOULDN'T MONEY VVHY In some woodlands there are so SORT OF FUNNY TO DO IT HAVE ANY MONEY should he CARE 'many flowers that it may do no THAN FUNNIER of to few a them but harm pick the trouble is that if each one of hundreds of persona should pick a VY Answers to Questions fty-lne- nt two-bert- -- A Little Saturday Talk Today much of our space will be given to a letter from a boy who has been thinking about the good of people in general: "Dear Uncle Ray: I have a suggestion for your Corner I think it would be good to tell about all the FLIGHT by W D TIPTON and J H MASON visn 1 theory f"3'estate -- ©N MAY 18 AN AIRPLANE OUT OF GAS FORCED ANDED ON A HIGHWAY EAR THE TETERBORO AIRPORT JERSEY DEMOLISHING ITSELF AGAINST A MOTOR CAftWHICHWAS-UNHUR- Mesa-Islan- d orida ?- How 1 rcsi-Vlc- e T -- - LZ-12- 9 z -- fifty-eight- h 7- Apple Mary By r that fella's - ' Use this coupon to join the Uncle Ray Scrapbook club! To Uncle Ray Care of Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake City Utah: Dear Uncle Ray: I want to join the 1935 Uncle Ray Scrapbook club and I enclose a stamped envelope carefully addressed to myself Please send me a membership certificate a leaflet telling how to make a corner scrapbook of my own amd a printed design to paste on the cover of my scrapbook Martha Orr T-- 1935 UO STIMULATE PRIVATE FLYIN6 THE DEPT OF COMMERCE RECENTLY ORDERED AN EX' PERIMENTAL PLANE POWERS ED BY A PLYMOUTH AUTO ENGINE SUCH SHIPS WOULD BURN ORDINARY MOTOR GAS AND COULD USE THE REGULAR AUTO FlLLl NG STATION FOR SE RVICE r increases and hence would use the ordinary When private With the advent of the popularly filling station for service These landing strips would be priced airplane the present need for plotted on all air maps which would more airports will be more keenly show the direction of their long felt than ever axis Since airplanes should land As one method of satisfying thislard take off into the wind the pilot could pick the winHd which need landing strips paralleling e n direc proper portant highways at frequent inter-- 1 tion Such landing strips would be Such vals have been suggested strips should be about 200 feet wide needed when the new roadable auto-- 1 and 2000 feet long and should be giro is available Owners would sim- adjacent to filling stations The pop- ply drive along the highway to a ularly priced airplane should be landing strip fill up with gas and able to use automobile gas and oil oil and take to the air It by O Publisher A KA C Syndicate V First Things First Little Orphan Annie LABOR? EON1TE NEVER WEARS OUT THERE’LL BE NO REBUILDIN- GIF D Ci tv j - - - £ LABOR - - - THAN OUR RICH TO-DA- TOf but what EVENTUALLY AS YOU SAY OUR NATIONAL NEEDS WILL BE SUPPLIED- BUT THE WORLD WILL REQUIRE WE ALONE CAN EONITESUPPLY IT- THEN THIS NATION WILL CONTROL WORLD E TRAD- EOUR PEOPLE WILL E BE THE HAPPIEST AND MOST PROSPEROUS ON EARTH' TRUEEONITE WILL NOT HENCE IN A FEW WEAR OUTYEARS ALL SHACKS AND SLUMS WILL BE ELIMINATEDLIVING COSTS WILL FALLNATIONAL WEALTH WILL INCREASE TREMENDOUSLY- THOSE WITH THE LEAST WILL LIVE BETTER A FEW YEARS BUILDING EVERY THING OF EON1TE AND THERE'LL BE NO KAORE JOBS FOR WHAT ABOUT Name Street or R F Pt eg GENEROSITY ALL OTHER NATIONS IS ABOUT PEOPLE OF OTHER COUNTRIES? - BUT NOBLE- LET S- TAKE CARE OF OUR I - - OWN COUNTRYMEN EH? FIRST THEN WORRY ABOUT OTHERS State or province ! : — By Ripley Believe It or Not! HM3XP GRbY JL lu 08 I I hi IWB by Obii (bipyriyM jo TrlbwJI NOME MR WALLET MUST HAVE MISUNDERSTOOD YOU RACHEL I BEEN YOU KNOW THAT THINKIN’ ABOUT IT is a SERIOUS ' STEP CAREFUL CONSIDERATION 1 GETTING MARRIED AIN’T NO HOPE WON'T RUSH INTO IT WITHOUT YOU YOUR ABOUT I MAN GOlN HURRY ME X THEY YOU WOULDN'T AIN'T LEAVE A GOOD HOME NONE LIKE VOU HAVE HERE UNLESS YOUR HUSBAND JO' THAT KIND COULD PROVIDE VOU LOOSE AS WELL AS WE HAVE WOULD YOU Speaking of Family Tr&s Thfe Gumps Y WELL TlLbA— WOW VJOUlb YOU Like TO HKVE AN UNCLE wrw E 000000 WORYV4 sPh INSURANCE? WHATEVER 'HAPPENS - Km lynmie All Sold Out Gasoline Alley TO-U- T - ITS' ALWAYS NRE TOt'KNOW "THERE'S MONEY 1LlKE"TV4AT IN STHE FAMILY- - ? can ’Take’ care of himself BATTLE OF WITS -- WITH YES-AN- You THINK MAMA DE STROSS 7yAT MONEY-IYL- WELL U f &E1N&INOWE SKME BRAINS ARE SOMETHING! THAT NATURE EITHER CjIVES OR CrIVE YOU — JUrKNOW- - STUPIDITY IS HEREDITARY — WOMANS JUST NATURALLY “ O in ANY cLOLtRTH W? JUST 5FAMILY-‘TV- SO OLD ANDREW GKJMP 0 o II t mXklhmfe-UataCmfcM- All items Monday: Jergey has OwneAby v' in cartoon of July Dow NESTOR anAPAUl CKRVSR Cheney Kansan 12 no lillies Bringing Up Father IM GLAO 1 THREW THAJ GUY OUT THAT HAD A PROPOSITION TO MAKE A DOLLARS FOR ME WHEN I'M TRYIN' TO GIT RID OF ME DOUGH I'M SO FAR IN SOCIETY ON ACCOUNT OF MACK5)IE-THONLY WAY TO GIT 9 million E OUT OF IT IS TO GO BROKE By George McManus (Registered U S Patent Office) HLARD ABOUT THE GUY YOU THREW OUT OF YOUR OFFICE JIGG'S'- - SAY- - I YES-H- MILLION DOL- LARS FEC ME- V MEAN LOSE A MILLION FOR YOU - WHY HE’S THE BIGGEST CROOK IN THE COUNTRY- - BUT THE POLICE GOT HIM NOW YOU E WANTED TO MAKE A - AN' YOU GIT THE -- f THANKS TO YOU - J y— REWARD FOR HtS capture MOPE MONEY! JI l: Want Ads have lifted many' from the ranks of trailers and placed them in the forefront of those who achieve Tribune-Telegra- m k |