Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY 'MORNING JUNE 3‘ 1934 D QUAKE STUDY Wins Praise SHOWSMAKING Story of Complete Cooperation Revealed in Art Crafts Furnishing: Project OF MOUNTAINS ” ' Nursing Profession Pound i Overcrowded for Girls By Survey of Vocations -- All o£ 4 Saturation Point Reached Decade 'Ago" ‘is Writer7 Asserts ' Salary - Scales u and Training Discussed Continuous Movement GoStudent union buildings on univer- Barbara Lee Florence Gubler Edith on Below Earth sity campuses are generally looked O’Brien Luacine Peery Bolen Jenupon as monuments to idleness and sen and Ruth Spencer These- - two Crust Scientist Finds play The Union building on the Uni- groups were further assisted by THE NURSE than the patient) has left the way ‘ versity of Utah campus belies that group of downtown ladies JUrs R F This is the eighth of a series of wide open for the untrained woman statement Neslen Mrs W C Snow' and Mra calling herself practical purse articles analyzing the vocational By WALTER B CLAUSEN The story of the planning and t)ie C C Jensen of Sandy Eight-Hou- r of and problems opportunities Day Helps 'Work that went into the campaign to ‘Various concerns In Writer Associated Frets Staff Salt that thousands of youths soon to leave Outside the group of “spoiled” prt raise funds for the building Is one had materials Which theLake of schools workers and LOS ANGELES 'Jung colleges' of unusual cooperation The story of needed vate duty nurses there is an army of donated the itch on Mother Earth's face that these past two years of the work to could asgladly bit In the what they ARTHUR nurses— private duty” institutional CYRIL FLAYER By their cooperative finish the building to make it what it movement meh call earthquakes 1 telling scien” public health and In other services— is second the Nursing is today one of the finest union buildnumerically tists how the wrinkles we call moun‘OT unielement male Lest the of ideal the of maintain who the is In of highest also one the ings ' country largest of all professions teaching tains are being formed versity feel slighted because they had calling complete cooperation Of the 294189 nurses an unselfish and sympathetic Professor John Peter Buwalda ranking first Tim arts and crafts furnishing proj- not been asked to cooperate the SoTheir recompense is rarely very ift in 1930 only counted this In country H Scott Alma di Mrs ect started with the Junior prom com- ciological club members mostly boys acting large chairman of the division of geology cent were male to that the rector at the New York headquarters mittee Of 1932 They had no money were ‘used in some forms of the work per InCalifornia of the and paledhtology to buy lamp shades and blushed at that went Into the cutting stitching Is of the American Nurses’ association stitute of Technology at Pasadena study of the nursing profession the prospect of presenting the prom and embroidering Mrs Lyman L to addressed the question Sgyg In a partially furnished ballroom Dalnes wife of Dean Dalnes of the “In the best yesr for nurses in hi- -' explained these studies to members of properly we shall with do “What the girl?” tory private duty nurses only aver-- " 1 Bichard Parry the chairman of that university medical school worked on at the University at XI the Sigma ' committee got in touch with Mrs some drapes while convalescing at At present there is no room for her aged about $1300 a year” California at Los Angeles a cast home Dr Daines in resulted plaster r eight-houIn for L her well known The has Arthur Beeley day AmeriThe pld earth is not the soUdi fixed in nursing even though the more nurses being put to work It art craft hobbies She arranged to diagnosed her work as occupational d ancan people-expen$175000000 r the therapy have the lamp shades ready-fo- r is just as cheap ” Mrs Scott points things geologists once believed It to he out “for the patient say in n he said There is a considerable and nually for such services prom at the maximum amount of Work started in September went slowly but smoothly till the to employ three eight continuous movement going on either There ate two classes of nurses: money that the committee could raise along From teat time on the spirit of co- C W A and then later the F E R A nurses at $5 a day for two A hour in the crust or on the second layer of registered nurses who have received the concentric skins of which the face a thorough training following - ap- days and then two of them for eight Ilf operation between- - the Union build- funds and workers Joined the! ranks the Women of the University Addiand hours for the third day as it is to kiC of the earth now is believed to be con- proved courses in hospitals ing authorities Douglas Woodruff in of tional money for supplies was renurse for three structed “practical nurses” who usually are employ two charge the University of Utah Mr Woodruff who manhe’ll get better without any formal training but days at $7 aa6ay-i- nd Vast Blocks Moving faculty wo ceivedto fromsome from his small Union get men downtown ladies the F E R A aged know what to do” nurse as — service with’ the eight-hou- r west Instance side the on of For to be a she will be rested and refreshed" girls innumerable commercial firms building maintenance fund San Andreas fault behoved to “Sairey” Gamp claimed the in Salt Lake and the alumni associa- The style of the drapes was sugThe eight-hou- r day has produced a be the longest crack on the face of practical nurse though many readers tion of the university has resulted in gested by Mrs Parley Jensen who vast blocks of the crust are of “Martin Chuzzlewit” may have 25 per cent Increase in employment earth the is however She doubts one of the best furnished union build- has recently returned from a trip to their only among private duty nurse moving northward In relation to a caricature of a very large group of In some communities (Brooklyn is ings in the west if not the entire Algiers In Algiers the tentmakers blocks on the east make famous world wall of women them quite good one) the nurses are attempting to hangings country many Cajon pass near San Bernardino nurses few from acrapa left over from the tent if any of whom today help th individual who needs nursWork Without Funds said Professor Buwalda reCalif is Ibis as having any- ing care and who cannot afford to material considered the style dominating e could be veals a west half of a section of The beauty of the furnishings one in the Union cafeteria common with Mrs Gamp in building thing to structure on surface pay the usual price and yet mainthe have covers candlesticks drapes furniture that I tain the pay scale In some instances drapes although the designs have moved 20 miles northward in the past It is clear nevertheless lamp shades and numerous other been changed slightly by Mrs Beeley nurse In the 1906 earth-quac- sound advantage Ilea with the 12000000 years they charge the regular- rate for articles is all the more remarkable The large drape in the cafeteria is prepared in three days and then give the rest of when one realizes that the workers slip a section moved 21 feet who has been carefully the environment of modern medicine the week without charge t he said In these activities worked without styled after an Egyptian design It the largest one In the building "Nurse Schools Numerous There Is a crumpling of the crust However there will always be probremuneration and often without and from the partition ceiling between the continental shelf and the ably many practical nurses ones enough funds to buy the material stretching A list of schools of nursing meetthe floor It closes the steam tables east base of the Sierra Nevada range among them some very good with which to work Despite these to ing minimum requirements set by a good purse of of the cafeteria from view during parfundamental The with mountains the made were the shades thrusting up handicaps lamp comforta- law in the various states is prepared and women’s lounges ties and banquets The material for for earthquakes considered as growing genius for making people two years by the National this curriculum was from ble received the is any beyond project and rfiom billiard entrance hall the pains League of Nursing Education There ii 193S Junior prom committee Edward the The in saturation supply point AIL Movement Continuous shades room men’s the faculty such nurses was supposed to be reached appear to be more than 1000 state were made from a process on parch- McGean chairman It appears that the movement is a of schools Nevada being the only was to The In and last fact be of decade the a started ago projects Mrs ment originated by Beeley continuous one on the part of the nurses' training school this year again concerns lanijf shades reached During boom times the de- without blocks with an elastic stretch along The second project that Interested encour- NeW Mexico has two Arizona three micadonated to was wealth mand abnormal Enough the surface of the fault ltselt and the cooperative spirit of the workers make enough permanent shades to folk to Indulge themselves with Utah five and the number elsewhere was the slip covers for the new fureventually this stored up energy aging most of the shades now in and expensive ailments varies up to 129 in Illinois 136 in supplant Interesting causes th elastic surface belt to snap 162 in niture in the lounges After a few use in the building ’aria Seeks Recompense lavish The demanded apeclal nurses New York and course Pennsylvania months of use the furniture began of training in revealing displacements on the surThe complete nurses nurses and Officials traveling night Cooperate face to show effects of wear Mr Wood Threatened Loss the majority of school is now 36 The Immense amount of energy inmonths 27 states requiring tola proruff manager of the building became Although this last project ends the Reaction From Boom Era volved which he described as an irreof Territory worried "he had no money on hand activities for this year Mr Woodruff fessional training While not all sistible force can be seen in the 1906 During that period the private duty states require high school graduation to buy slip covers Finally he ap- and those who have been most acnurse became what is called “choosy” aa a preliminary most of toe schools San Francisco shock which in pealed to the Women of the Univer- tive in helping him feel that the art of a minute was estimated Often there were not enough nurses do anyway sity and organization of faculty craft 'activities in the Union buildBy M K WHITELEATHER to have expended an energy suffi- to meet the demand Ahy nurse who Tha nurse receives practical trainwives They took the project up as an ing have just begun A planned proPARIS (ffj— Spot cash for the rich cient to drive the world's largest bat- wanted work could have it More ing In the hospital ward Though organization activity and through the gram for next year is now in progFrance be will asked mines Saar tleship at full speed tor 45000 years than that she could specify the kind courses are not itandardized cooperation of a local business firm ress Mrs Beeley cooperating with if the district votes in 1935by they to return Woodruff feelq that if a program The energy In the Long Beach earth- of case she would or would not take generally Include anatomy physiol-they received all the material they Mr Andreto Fribourg Germany says was 1933 10 but March of needed to make slip covers for the to take care of ail necessary articles s in Blarcom van Conant The princl-piequake Carolyn ogy bacteriology chemistry affairs of that sufficient to drive Nation says: men’s and women's lounges and the of furnishing- - is arranged before- vice president of the foreign of and practice of nursing hospital depof chamber the committee women’s dressing room Mrs Clar- hand it will be easier to enlist the such a battleship for 45 years “She gave her patients as little ser- housekeeping disease prevention Tha fear inspiring phenomenon said vice as she dared and often made un- treatment nursing nursing measures ence Snow Mra George Thomas Mrs cooperation of organizations com- uties Investments and French mines The as It become reasonable even preposterous Professor Buwalda deJohn L Ballif Mrs T B Brighton mercial concerns and federal agencies in sanitation dietetics materia the territory are valued at more generally known is losing some mands upon the patient's household hygiene Mrs J C Thomas Mrs C E Fors-ber- in Salt Lake Several of the projects medics massage history and ethics and the treaty of Versailles of its terror Mrs J H Day Mrs A H planned would be a regular arts and ease which“The nurses 'with got of nursing prpf essional problems Germany must repurBlake Mrs Thomas Giles Mrs C J crafts Shop under capable direction stipulates that work during the (lush period gave psychology and social aspects of 41- Take No Lives If the district goes back Hawkins Mrs Harold Goldthorpe In which students could make things chase these I t Speaking of the California earth- the unscrupulous type an undue sense (Aflda - Mrs Dllworth W alkerp Mra“DrO to sell as to be used a round to th reich of security and importance All GerSalaries Disclosed quakes he said that no earthquake nurses Woodruff Mrs M C Barlow Mrs the Union building Help of boys as But the pact does not say how have suffered as a result of is known to have killed a human beBeyond the nursing duties private Corlis Kinney Mrs L E Cowles Mrs well as girls would be enlisted Plans many is to pay except that the jjrlce fixed by a committee of ing The humans kill themselves by tha resentment which the poor ser- institutional or lathe public service L CL Zucker Mrs F F Hlntze Mrs for boys to make artistic benches for is to be vice has stirred this given type that by into death Frenchman one traps German one they rushing nurses sometimes become laboratory A M Woodbury and Mrs L A the halls In the building and for the three up among the lay public” have erected he pointed out and a neutral named by the league technicians (many are employed of Quivey1 worked on the covers for two garden also to be sold by downtown K Stack an on earthMargaret build to are “W authority of nations learning geenes of the art crafts cooperative project at "the Union building f course as assistants in doctors' ofmonths Through the firms are being completed’ and her thinks exthat the he profession growresistant buildings” The projects from the start Inter on the University of Utah campus Top—Group of Women of the Uni- quake Term Payments “Out" others reach executive or adcooperation of a sewing machine compreference of the private duty fices) In the workroom In the plained “The home usually la a safe ing ministrative positions of high responpany six sewing machines were bor- ested the university authorities who Now France says the payment must versity and FERA girla at work on drapes to in nurse work the none were rather Beach hospital In Long ' ' Center— FERA girls at work In the dungeon room place rowed and Lena Layton a representa- cooperated with the workers to the be in cash for the nation has had Union building some 120 than in the home (adjusting herself sibility Bottom— Douglas O Woodruff manager of the Union bulld-In- g killed In houses although The government found that In 1926 tive of the company aided with valu- best of their ability Mabel Frazer enough of long term Instalments workshop to is often more that when debris family killed were trying by falling of the art department at the univer- which It is maintained here “never to average salary for private duty able suggestions admiring the beautiful drape In the men’s faculty room they ran outside or stood in front of of that de- are paid” nurses was $1297 with to highest Third on the list of furnishing proj- - sity voiced the approval constructed buildings Improperly the project when she Such schemes as were drawn up by Stradivarius Violins Public health nurses earned $3800 ecta were the candlesticks for the partment toward a ‘‘Less thousand than personshave poverty has its advan- the Dawes and Young committees a median of $1885 directors $2200 ‘ in alumni association banquet two years said:JEverr the California in died earthquakes Held Easy to Detect to $2300 staff nurses $1500 to $1600 tages it we had had the money to Fribourg said are “valueless” He ago The association furnished the spend we would no doubt have past 175 years of record But that is turned added salaries ran as high as $6000 Instl- a not be material and Mrs Beeley and her these there reason no might why ’ nurses earned an average of -drapes over to some commercial “Furthermore if the Saar returns work shop assistants made the sticks decorator which 5000 to 10000 may shock in PHILADELPHIA (UP)— Determin- $2000 ranging np to $9200 to Germany the political barrier beThe next large project and one minutes few a in perish Mrs Beeley has turned tween France and the ing the authenticity of Stradivarius Including $300 lor maintenance “ will which Interested the Mothers’ club theInstead “The strongest earthquakes in the violin Is not as difficult as it situation into a real art oppor- be fortified immediatelyterritory appesrs median salaries fall in the following v an iron not have of the university was the smocks for by however States United not only-wilUnion tariff wall” according to Hans Nebel a violin ranges water to Superintendent of hospital and tend of east in the MARY KNIGHT the girls who worked in the cafeteria tunity andbe adorned l withthe but having California worry in been By embroid maker here who has been consulted building cent of the Saar’s exports superintendent of nurses is the flowering blossom of and middle west" Sixty Members of the Mothers’ club saw ered per it daily drapes in lovely design but 20 under the present regime come into PARIS (UP)— Could the Pilgrim metal and bone growing out of a frequently by persons who believed superintendent of and felt the need of something more girls have had contact with the kind France while France sells the Saar fathers who landed at Plymouth wooden pot of exquisitely polished assist they possessed genuine products of and nurses colorful than the ordinary cafeteria of inwill art to PLANTED all that contribute of most violin maker TREES famous the HISTORIC applied ant superintendent Rock some 300 years ago come to mahogany You already know the only 5 per cent of her exports garment Under leadership of Mrs their own homes and lives “ and to the COLLEGE PARK Md (UP)— Sev- time or structor is do window bone a supervisor this of little and Paris shopcarved James Ingebretsen and with material communities ant Mines War popularity Recompense trees registered on the “Machine made Instruments are de- staff nurse head nurse for the skirts furnished by the fac- Mrs W Win whicha they live” they would get a big chuckle just one of the many new ideas the enty historic of the “Inhabitants of the Saar” Fribourg ping Ray patron honor roll of the American tected easily because they look alike” 700-$1800 service -- t Mrs on national nurse H L fad special Mrs out So has of how conceived women the far have carvers Clayton Mayflower they ulty Art Barn was very enthusiastic In said “need not hope to get economic “The hand-madassociation have been planted Nebel explained administrative' or der-- " Tree and fish of animals— struck the carved have John J Craron Mrs Alfred T Egan her city lights ships concessions from us if they reject the “A Mayflower in every home" fowl— people beads and buckles so on th campus of Maryland univer- violin like the human race shows the ieal Mrs Collins H Gillett Mrs Norman said praise of the work achieved She “The University of Utah is to league of nation's regime” " " Mrs seems to be the slogan of the shops that the flowers Just add another sity The trees were assembled by character and style of the maker” a Standards Being Raised Lloyd Mrs A Robert Lundln Moe-beof be highly complimented for the lovely the mines and as Ownership his right 90 once Not for the Maryyears during James H Dorsey Mrs success of with to crown considerable horn here and their John B Marks Mrs William laurel genius nurses work that has been planned and su- to exploit them came to France at land State society of the Daughters violin maker has he found a genuine The solution for the seem toand Mrs E LeRoy Shields Mrs recom- their campaign is progressing It Is be the as end World war of the their Mrs of oversupply there present pervised thousands the and by Beeley will Stradivarius among G W Teudt and Mrs Aldon J Anderthat 25 (XX) such models Something seems always to go of the American Revolution for damages inflicted In th$ estimated “The in a more rigid scrutiny of atudent now son of the Mothers’ club started the F E R money which comes from the pense sale in France The host- wrong with even the best powder be known as the Maryland Tercen- violins he has been asked to examine A for labor is being used coal and iron sections of northern ess are on applicants and a more general and o t Nebel said we find in the smartest tenary Grove of History compacts and to to chic wishes who be up project and wisely and besides Franca thoroughly necessary institution of a and all leak either spill They can so shops these be date They were assisted in the under- judiciously days scarcely All hope that the overwhelmingly medical services in areas not now providing much needed furnishings Over your best dress— if you use the little a without taking by the girla on the campus for the Union Mayflower German population of the 737 square adequately supplied Mrs Scott says building which loose powder compacts— or they employed Under provisions of the both beauty and practicability miles of land will vote to join France To hang out your shingle these crack or cake — if you use the hard an attempt is being made to limit the FERA has been given up by the French but number of students She is Beauticians condoes not mean what it did In powder compacts days Last September the work on vari gives employment as well as valuable Insist that Saar citizens would the old that to Importance of select- - t when it implied that stantly are at work to find ways and days ous projects started again in earnest training to a large number of young they rather remain under the present you had broken ing the right kind of students needs from the fam- means of combating these evils and away Mrs Beeley who has been instru- girl students league management than return to ily apron atrings and were in busi- It looks as though they have at last to be stressed Praise Given mental in the work connected with nazi dominated Germany Standards are being raised and al ness for yourself Today’s shingle is hit upon one form that will stand the various undertakings had visited “I was delighted with the aspects League Has Last Word ready toe requirements of toe schools v the latest thing In modem purses the tests It Is for loose powder and NICE union buildings in different parts of of the work and would advise every(UP)— One of the two oldest sions and as congress had refused are well above- - those of toe nurse the country noticing how the lounges one to visit the Union building upon Regardless of the outcome the The wood Is shaved thin and smooth is made exactly like the lens of toe In toe of employes of the American colony In to take care practice act One fundamental prob and reception rooms were furnished its completion” league by the treaty of Versailles and combined with metal cork and kodak As you turn a little button members diplomatic and consular service it to the Dr Dorothy B Nyswander director will have the last word as to what Is fabric matching or contrasting with at one side the lens opens and closes France' Jonge has ‘just behooved all our former ambassa- lem is toe wide divergence in policy When she returned to bring you just the right amount especially where an individual hos- campus she Interested the Women of of the women’s division of the Utah to be done It may hand it all back the headlines of the ensemble passed his ninetieth birthday here dors together with prominent mem- pital may and often does look at th oT powder and then take it g to in a to it decide France hunsafely the administration Germany relief of give to take University emergency gave bers of the American colony ' In relation to it own v Siamese twins salt and pepper away so that It cannot leak out and receiving the congratulations matter project for the entire Union build- her official approval of the entire to continue its own control or give dishes in rock toe place of the people at home 1 needs simply dreds of friends ' if to are adding or over crystal in Sind to was your France purse drip undertaking spill to It the your largest of part de and ing ' Germany part took up toe matter in person undertaking Jonge Sharing honors- with need appears to be central or- directed One conversation dress flattering The is organthe started to “The state emerthe league take cooperating of the one member I applied of found each and every by required yet department being the nonagenarian to which toe public could V' in smart homes over here ganizations wishes of Into account the izations administration but leela relief people gency that And here’ something for all you the American colony is Edward to was only too willing and happy apply for any type of nursing service one of the most valuable projects in it is not bound to abide strictly by The dishes are square and overlap Money Donated each other so that a corner of each folks going on a cruise to somewhere Tuck who will be 62 this August to join me The amounts contributed and for any period of time from an vote the the asfederal aid student j program The Utah Wool Manufacturers' one is cut oft In the center where It’s the new cruise purse In white De Jonge was in Wall street with were toe same by everybody Mrs Scott says: "We are v hour sociation gave the money with which that sponsored by the Union building Many of “I must mention a pecularity of J now up -one edge of one square laps over the morocco leather shaped like the hull Jay Gould and Jim Fisk an appointment hourly studying authorities of the of Utah me to buy the material Over $100 worth University is Just sufficient space to carve of a boat It has a leather handle the characters of the famous “Blpck Gordon Bennett He never wrote of service to give toe patient the ser-other Educator Sheltered Says Mrs L with in Arthur Beeley' Of embroidery yarn has been used working and the lid lifts off from a hinge at Friday” were his associates and per- a letter but sent me any number me vice he needs at a price he could the monogram of the hostess friends In 1891 he retired and long telegrams when he wanted completing the drapes Mrs M C she said “The objectives as set forth ' the stern while Make Girls to pay for it” ” press fastener sonal )Fives in the of to funds C the the Barlow Mrs J A Gillespie Mrs granting A potted plant with all the artistry closes it In the bows There Is room decided to live in Paris Only re- to receive his reporters in some exIs improved ” condition Until this state have Wilreached been Mrs Orllss Kinney Mrs J L Gibson admirably (if not aroma) and delicacy of the inside— made to measure— for cently h removed from the French ceptionally ekeited times When on a" ” Inter- and to! profession organized R S Lewis Mrs LeRoy Cowles Mrs Women students have been enabled to CLEVELAND (UP)— Closely chape article and minus the to M and makeup capital and established himself here son was elected and I was at in powder relation basis effective more perfume eroned make wives girls remain in have been usually D poor O Woodruff college they on the Riviera laken he telegraphed for an article toe I C Zucker Mrs for chief toe So publitf observed Dr openings educated J ' Park on and presi-the while the Edgar Mrs C E Forsberg Mrs J J Hayes job When I came to Paris" de Jonge “In 1906 our annual meeting of toe nurses are In heart men Mrs L L Dalnes Mrs F F Hlntze results of their work have been lasting dent of Wheaton college Norton said “Whltelaw Reid was American chamber of commerce took place On registered cases Mass in talk club before 'a A college Mrs A M Woodbury Mrs L qualities in Paris I presented a let- January 17 and it happened to be toe tal ?nd contagious minister members here ter of introduction from our mutual two hundredth anniversary of Dr (Copyright 1934- North American Quivey and Mrs Walter Cottam of the “The beautify! product of the laplenty of them friend John A Stewart Trest of the Benjamin Franklin's birth As Mr university women’s organization be- bor of these college women will re- areBoy friends if and Newspaper Alliance Inc) a girl is to know how necessary came interested in this work They main a permanent reminder of the United States Tourist company In Dalliba who was then president of to a husband select A never who in federal the girl government’ interest were assisted by the girls working New York who had been temporary to chamber knew that I was an arhas been taught to swim can’t be exunder the F E R A project: Mary E welfare of it collegiate youth”" assistant treasurer in New York dur- dent admirer of the great diplomat Dr George Thomas president of pected to keep her head above water Taylor Julia Berghout Vida Smith ing the Civil war Reid told me that philosopher slid Inventor he begged when Into a the thrown BAYFIELD Dr Park sea" of Utah ha been Erskine Wi Violet Goodwin Maurine University (UP)— On Bass trail he will wear white map’s clothes the legation had a very limited staff me to say something about him after It put in the interested island one of the Apostle group of At night he will us his canod for in Paris and that when commerclU ther dinner To please him I did and greatly progress that The college president said he had Lake Superior James ha been made in the cooperative Montreal Gor- shelter but 'will "have a tent questions came up between the two wound Up by saying that we must work in the Union building He ex- been asked at every turn about mod- don a Chippewa Indian of Bayfield handy In caae of storms pup an republics they would call on busi- perpetuate toe memory of toe great Raving ern of automobile the more a himself than pleased "dangers” pressed is constructing a canoe in which he aversion for of the southern ness men for information 'Later on creating a library in his with the management and the splen- "Eve” he answered “got into trou- plans to travel to Miami Fla to at- States Gordonreptile these were referred to the American ’me This was accomnllshed through said he will not did results of the' work He compli- ble without a buggy or an automobile tend the national convention of the outdoors below St Louis Mo sleep chamber of commerce which at the liberal donations by toe member” mented all those having a part in the Virtue that cannot survive the auto- American Legion in October His His route will be an historic one suggestion of Reid I joined In terminating his reminiscences activities and expressed a wish that mobile dosn’t amount to much” purpose is to advertise the recreation- He will ascend White river from “The qffairs of the legation vir- de Jonge said “As to conditions in Dr Park said if mothers would al ReneSr AffarSa Qalel the work continue Heir Heaer-BM- k advantages of northern Wisconsin Lake Superior will over an tually were carried on for over 30 the United States I must confess that Relief Mr Woodruff expressed his appre- treat their children like animal pets Gordon will be a delegate from old Indian trail to portage the Namakagop years by Henry Vignaud who was I cannot decide or eyen guess how Catafo liquid relieve the dletreutnt symp- ciation and them less attention for the of give they Fred Toutloff post No 49 of the near Grandview In Bayfield county a remarkably capable man besides matters will materialize spirit cooperation We have tom of Asthma tnd Hsy Fever or monel bark Ho questions— rou sr Judet Cslsfo that has dominated the work of the would thrive on it American Legion here He has turned will next enter the St Croix and fi- being a prolific author His ‘Life of the richest country in the world and s different remedr promises you u variofi all He thanked organizations down all offers for company prefer- nally the Mississippi which will take Christopher Columbus’ is a splendid if Roosevelt proves himself strong bresthe freelr- sleep- - ell ntsht-T- he dlstresslni trmptom those who have taken part and as- classed among the linest in the Coun- ring “to go it alone” He will put on him to the gulf Gordon believes the work yeetln health i I told White who was our enough to fight the ultra inflationists I disappear Don't suffer lonser— trr Cslsfo sured his assistants that the Univer- try because of the beautiful results Indian attire when he comes to hardest part of the journey will be ambassador in 1908 that as only our I guess toe U S A will ultimately! Owl Dru liquid tl Bchrsmm-Johnsotowns but when he is hitting the from New Orleans to Miami and othtr diusslil Udr) sity of Utah Union building jould be of their labors army and navy were entitled to pen come out O K” ing ' r 9 -- ' t j i-Study ! J a 1 '' -- ' h ' mlo-cen- k j — $ vjs -- 1 2 j has-bee- for three-quarte- g "" r ll one-hal- - Vl at Yr ’ j 25000 Models of Mayflower On Sale in French Shops $2600-$270- hos-pit- al $2500-$260- 0 $2400-1230- 0 $2000-t210- 0 $1800-$190- $1600-$170- -$1- 0 e $2000-$210- - $1800-$190- smock-makin- g Dean of American Colony In France Passes 90 Mark com-bine- this-yea- r con-vine- S'irar - drape-makin- - - host-esswa- af-fo-rd t Poor cig-aret- s gen-u-in- Indian Plans Canoe Trip To Legion Meet at Miami Asthma and Hay Fever Disappear Like Magic I n ! ’ - |