Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 12 C JUNE 3' 1034 crowd and explained wbat had hap- into Bonny’s tin eupr penedThat was not all A sculptor Gibber Donald was revived by the dashing by name modeled a statue of Donald of two pailfuls of water-inthis face seated on his whisky keg his bag ‘Out-o’-School’ and presently he was able to call off pipes across his knee and Bonny lying his dog and to reel home to bed at his feet The statue was bought by the duke of Argyle - " Come Dawn With Flag Next day the story wa all over After the duke’s death it was placed London The day after that Donald by hi heir in a httle park close to the came down With the plague His old spot where Donald and Bonnv had The f irst annual “out o’ school day" neighbor from Skye read of the mid- had their business headquarters admired and often of Olympus district scoutswiU be night rid and realized it wa a partly It was much stood for more than held in George Washington Memorial There it hi own fault for having gotten Don- copied ald so lamentably drunk during their a century as a reminder of that weird park Saturday beginning at 4 p m when their eggs or chicks are in midnight adventure of the piper and A recreational program of Inter-trooreunion dangerThey flutter along the He paid for akilled surgeons and his dog? contests in knot tying tugs of Not until business - encroached on war reiay races scoutcraft ground pretending to be wounded nurses to tend races and pipe ths wa district in an attempt to lure the enemy away Gradually Donaldtie stricken residential peaceful indoor baseball will be conducted durhis way to the atatue a araer ' was taken from the vicinity of the young birds health Throughoutfought awayui his long illness ing the celebration The indoor baseerected on its site who meanwhile remain motionless Bonny crouched close beside ball- games will be played prior to 4 bis busk shop might be ' "fv 1 correct in saying this Is waa or “freeze” Well bed! those sqouts who wish to go m one of the most amazing of all dog pto thefor The kildeer like other plover Is Back to his old place r of business stories? It la park early in the afternoon of of the same harmless and the at pen worthy perfectly In alongside St- Andrew’s church re evening a campfire program some fanciful fiction writer Yet it is will the time of great service to the grower turned the convalescent with his be held and aU scouts will be-of crop : This is true of all shore pipes and his true' wholly served “hot dogs and lemonade loyal dog But by this birds the- - avocet - snipe god wit time he had become a public charThe event is intended by the dis! Copyright 1934 McNaught The and curlew willet acter sandpiper The coins rained plenteously trict to become an annual celebration Syndicate) 4 true sportsman who understands the situation concerning our fast diminishing wild life will not shoot these birds Those who through the lust to kill or through ignorance destroy them should be taught to understand the damage of such practice Our wild birds belong to Us all and they also belong to future generations but they belong to us only as We understand protect and help tp perpetuate i I I - First Annual Siamese Quintet Born To Cat on Mother’ Ark (UP)— A MAYFLOWER Si- quintet and one normal kitten Day Planned amese came in the litter of a cat at the farm KILDEER KILDEER Idaho Scouts Go to Camp ByWGKing Any walk or ride into the open minor key When alarmed or nerTendoy Monday country or along low marshy land vous it is loud and shrill This star- all-da- y to bring one into tled cry often warns flocks of ducks POCATELLO Idaho— Boy Scout is pretty certaina the company of beautifully marked of the approach of danger bringing camping activitle will begin under the wrath of the duck hunter graceful little bird who will tell jmtifdown the regular aummer program Monday his name as soon as he sees you ’ It when 40 acouta will assemble at Camp to overlook the kildeer is Tendoy 17 miles southwest oi here as impossible he sulks out Into the open or flies Assisting D C Watkins eastern Idaho area council executive in the up swiftly flashing his pure white and calling out in his loud camping program will be Glenn markings ' voice" Tripp Arimo Wellington Harrison plaintive He is the commonest of the plover Pocatello Richard Nelson McCam-mohandand Willis Peterson Pre6ton family and I think he is the One more camp leader will be select- somest A grasshopper cricket snd angleworm eater he wanders far into ed later"" ' ' 'r pastures fields and desert In the later part of the week the upland and-ias much at home there levels acootg will entertain the Bannock as along the mud flaU or sloughs county commissioners and others af- which one would expect to be the filiated with the CWA and FEB A wadwhen they come to the camp for an natural habiUt of bird of his ing propensities snd general appearofficial opening of the buildings under the direction of the ance It mighf be noted here that none two work programs fowl or shore birds-ar' Dr J R Young president of the of the water them council and Parry Harrison- chair- singers in the sense of the word as to small our birds perching applied man of the camp committee will arCAMP AT WIGWAM Each has a language of Its range the program for that ceremony own species Many- of them discourse in of troop 38' Third PresbyjScouls Tbs public is invited squawks or screams There lng her while on the nest Ths male terian church camped at the Tracy For the last two weeks a group of raucous takes his turn sitting on the couts under the supervision of Wil- may be one Xexception in the case of bird ' The cannot say as to this eggs long legged chicks run wigwam In Mill Creek canyon May liam DeLaMare scoutmaster of troop the swan feed as soon as 28 and 27 The camp was under the about and about know I the little because very Na 18 Shop Employes’ association habit of this magnificent water bird hatched They themselves have the same mark- direction of Dr' Paul A Tawney have been at the camp assisting in voice although ings as their parents only not quite scoutmaster of the tiop and OlymBut the kildeer' the preparatory activities e so pronounced These birds practice pus district commissioner and The scoutj will occupy the camp consisting of only two syllables is same ruse as the ruffed grouseWard Thomson assistant scoutmaster Until July 1 when the Campfire Girls sweet and melodious pitched in a under the direction of Mrs Chester G Wells will be encamped for two Weeks n s fon-struct- e - i fr ’ Irtt rL - i i i wj - I rji i 1 1 her of C N Wlckliffe Five of the kittens were firmly joined together Wlckliffe is giving his strange quintet special care in an attempt to raise' ’ them They were born On Mother a day to be held soon after the closing day of school each year In charge of the day’s events is Frank B Goeltz chairman of camping committee and a special committee composed of Carl ACadwell Ray Rogers and Frank Lut cas:-v-V- par-en- ts Approximately l( I n ' " : 400 scouts and representing all troops in the district are expected to attend - XI fM II ’y This Sale Is All ' Ed-th- - ‘ Marblehead Man Cell Curl Reply From Solon MARBLEHEAD Mass (UP)— in his letter to Congressman John J O’Conner of New York he called him a ‘‘thing" Willard B Jack-io- n received a curt reply The letter the congressman resented said in part: “Do you things in Washington ever think of the people who own utility stock or do you just play to your public at home?” O’Conner replied "You apparently live in the right town— Marble- head" Tales of Real Dogs ! - : Albert Payson Terhune BONNY: Hero of a Weird Midnight Adventure ’ This true story dates back to the year 1689 and to the "Great Plague of London” The talc was told In many news sheets of the day snd In later books Its truth was further borne out by a statuary group I think it is one of the most amazing stories of dog 1 have read Here goes: Donald McPhail waa a piper He haUed from the Scottish island of Skye in the Hebrides With his bagpipes and kilts and accompanied by his mongrel dog Bonny the piper emigrated to London It Is said he left Skye in hurry and not many jumps ahead of the law Donald cared little for work and he cared overmuch for drink So instead of seeking a job he resolved to make a living standing on a London street corner and playing his pipes He taught Bonny to carry around a tin cup and to offer it to any passerby who might have paused to listen to " the music When there were enough pennies t -- - rv rrx in the cup Donald and Bonny would stroll around to the nearest public house for a few drinks The piper was a striking figure in his kilts and with his dog He was making g f- - a fairly good living and having much more than a fairly good time t Best Place te Stand By experience he iearnedJihat the best place for him to stand was close to St Andrew’s church on Holborn hill It was a church frequented by Scotchmen who lived in London The sound of their native bagpipes awoke strain of homesickness in these Highland exiles (md loosened their pursestrings But it was dull work to stand up all the time So Donald McPhail got hold of an empty whisky keg and rolled it to a niche near the church In the intervals of his playing he sat there resting with Bonny stretched out lazily at his feet Then in 1664 the “great plague” - Soft fine quality Sego Lily American Beauty and Pequot Sheets and Pillow Cases which are as soft as linen arid a joy to sleep in T Now is the time to restock your linen closet at a fraction of what it will cost-yoafter this sale The thrifty housewife and the June bride will buy now at these exceptionally low prices r r e sc n t s TWO “Xastex )) - CREATIONS 81x108 Helpful Underwear well-to-d- Vanity Fair Helpful Underwear represents the laal step in the evolution of women’s intimate apparel Made of “Lastex” and silk fabricated exclusively by Vanity Fair on tricot machines and will not run Priced from $2 to $8 42x381ar The Dancabout (111) is a unique garment with net uplift bandeau low front extra low back Fantom grip hose supporters in front— $3 e 81x108 - $4 ’ 49 ( fiiiiiy UNBLEACHED ING 81 inches BLEACHED SHEETING 81 inches wide AA SHEET- - v yard V yard White Yard Goods Dainty nainsook snd flaxon for- babies’ dainty wearing apparel and children’s underwear A sheer quaUty that wUI give excellent wear and wash beautifully : White Nalinook— 3 Inehea wldt Regular 29c yard o JL : 39c yard Whit wide 49c - 35c The celebration lasted all the rest of the day and far into the night At midnight Donald left his Skye neighbor snoring on the floor of the He himself staggered dazedly back to his place in front of the church with Bonny at his heels There drink overcame the piper He wrapped himself and his bagpipes tightly in the folds of his plaid and lay down in the gutter for a nap Bonny sat above him guarding the drunken Highlander Presently along came one of the “dead carts" Seeing a man lying motionless in the street the driver of the cart and his assistant supposed Donald must be a plague victim The sleeping piper was hoisted into the cart where lay other bodies which had been picked up ‘ :! 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