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Show Speaking el Tact . ' Our Idea of real polltlelnp Is one who can make the fair voters believe he locks young enough to be a flap-pe-but old enough to have sense enough to know bow to vote right FOR SALE One Diebold safe. Apply to Wilfred Harris, Bingham Canyon Meat Market. ' WANTED. Man and wife to take care of 16 room hotel. Will give 3 room apt. free "and $5.00 a mon'h. Copperfield Hotel, Copperfield. DISTURBED SLEEl K SIGNAL "DANGER AHEAD." Mrs. G. W. Bushong:, Blooming-ton- , I1L Says, "Come or write to 1012 S. East St. and I will tell you my ful experience with Lithiated Buchu (Keller Formula). Often was disturbed 20 timet a night." It acts on bladder as epsom salts do on bowels. Drives out foreign deposits and lesseni excessive acidity. This relieves the irrita-tion that causes getting up nights. The tablet cost 2c each at all drug stores, Keller Laboratory. Mechanicshtiro--. TOR SALE A 22 Vi acre Farm, 2 1-- 2 miles from Salt Lake City for sale. Has a $300.00 monthly income. lias 5 room house, soop large enough for KXK) chickens, good barn, two flowing wells and good water right. Also 700 laying pullets, turkies, cow, farm implements, etc. Price $11,000. Inquire at Ohio, or locally at Bingham Jrug Company. the Bingham Bulletin. Mr. and Mrs. C. 13. Mills of Denver visited at the Bulletin of-fice Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Mills are touring the northwest and wished to gather some dada on the scenic wonders of Binghum, PIANO We have in the vicinity of Bing-ham one of our best pianos. Rath-er than return this PIANO to Salt Lake City we will sell att a sacrifice or Rent to responsible party. Please give full reference in first letter. Glen Bros. Roberts Piano Co. 161 South Main Street ' Salt Lake City, Utah . Mrs. Mary Garvin spent several days visiting here during the week. It Pays to Look Well LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Have your hair trimmed as you - like it, and as it should be. If the hair is too thick let Buz. thin it out for you, the correct way. Special attention given to Ladies and Gentlemen. Undershingles to be cut for wa terwave, marcells and Perman-nt- s. Windb'owns, cut as they ; should be. Gentlemen's hair trimmed as it should be, all the laest cuts. BATHS 25 c. WHITE'S BOB-HER-SHOP- PE 108 MAIN ST. I NEW STYLE 1 i Hats and Dresses I NEW ARRIVALS DAILY 1 A New Line of Mid Sum sncr rjid Early 1 Fall Felts 1 I MRS. Ill PARSONS j ' asnMsMe mei&m i'ir'-.-- far Oil pi ;iftyK, Comes this year on Thursday. Bingham the old reliable is putting on a wonderful celebration for everybody. Stay at home and enjoy the fun. We can have just as good a time . right here in Bingham as in any place. We have beautiful sunshine and also the cool . breezes . of the mountains so . why go to the valley and . suffer the . intense . heat there? when you can be nice and cool here in Bingham The Big Store can supply all the requirements of the family for this big day, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, all accessories for the men and boys.Everything in light sum-mer wear for the mothers and girls,and best of allplenty of eats from our big Grocery department for all the family. Lay in a good supply early and be ready for the big event . which only comes once each year. Bingham Here. Co. THE BIG STORE DRESS FAVORITES .... JUST ARRIVED! Because you love nice things and are wise enough to know ' that Summer brings important variations to the mode ... you will want to see these new arrivals in Summer dresses. You will find them delightful and very reasonably priced. $4.95 and Up : : : 1 mim OROMITE Ceaniisp FLU I D--O NO Unpleasant ODOR. THE BINGHAM BULLETIN Published at 446 Main St., Bingham Canyon, Utah Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffice at Bingham Can-yon, Utah, under the act of Congress of March 2, 1879. Subscrption price for one year in advance, $2.00. J. R. Jarvis, Editor and Manager. DINNER ENTERTAINMENT Mrs. Alvin Hall entertained Tuesday evening. Supper was served to Mrs. Clarence Ball, Mrs. Bufus Ball, Miss Wilma Jtimley, Mrs. Archie .Steele, Mrs. Lhiane MeCandless, Mrs. Kermirth Isabel Mrs. Darrell Cook and Miss Ruth Hall. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ball and Miss . Iiimley. "George Robbe of Bingham is in Milwaukee today as a delegate to the national Khvanis Convention and will act as one of the Utah represenftatives in this great ser-vice organization. The Bingham club has the reputation of being one of the livest and most active of clubs in the state of Utah and big things are expected from ttje Utah delegation in Che National convention asembled at Milwauk-ee. Mr Robbe will return sou after the convention ends and make a report at the local meting on the doings of the national meet. Flan al Olympic Games The flag used fur the Olympic games not an arrangement ot five circles on H white or neutral background. The three upper e.reles, blue, black and red, do not touch, but they are Joined by the two lower circle! Of yellow and siwn, which to turn do not toueb ench ther. The blue circle represents Eu rope; the hlnck, Africa; Hie red Amer-ica : the yellow, Asia, and tbe green, Australasia. piSITS SISTER Mrs. A. 0. Mugfur spent Sun-day With her sister Mrs. Anua ILudsdon. Silenc. and Sound A producer tells us 'J111' J"" ,f future will be h n.dd,,ail. J silence and soj,),d km t arrying on an argo hat Is -- a m.-n- ! ment with his dfe ' ; ' OLD MAN SUNSHINE This week issued into this state the first real touch of the true summer weather that we have had this year. Old Sol is beating down with all of his power and he is most likely here to stay until the latter days of September whenhe will be forced to turn the reign over to old man winter. At any rate even if we do com-plain now about the hot weather there are at least no big coal bills staring us in the face each month and although we cant dodge the heat to well it is Busier to hunt the shade than it is the stove. Then to we can reduce the tern-peratu-by going on a short trip into the many canyons that this state can boast of and in the winter it takes a janitor to the far of clime of California to chase the power of old man winter. All over the world the summer is more welcome than the winter, and although the heat causes a varied amount of discomfort, to people in general und in some re-- mote caws even causes death, the cold caused by the coming of the snow causes untold sufering thru-gho-the universe. Therefore we should all feel as hnppy even though it is hot wea-ther, and when we really want the cooler breezes we can climb in the car and get to them in about two hours, so three cheers for old man summer and may he be god to us. Ask Iht Blacksmith In the window of a hlucksndth't shop In an . Aberdeenshire vllloge a sign Is exhibited. reodlnR. "Teeth Ciirefully Extrnklt." The dentist vis Its the Tillage nnre a week and nses the smithy a a surgery. How plena ant to reflect fhnt tf tbe dentist enn not quite enpe with nne'a atuhhornegt molar, the blacksmith Is there to lend h hand! j WEEK END VISITOR Mrs. S'.bnley Dodson spent the week end with Mrs. A. Johansen She's Through sophisticated girls In this One of the neighborhood declined an Invitation to a house party yesterday on the ground that she's been fcngaged often enough. Ohio State Jonrnnl J.ff.rton'i Slavery. Ideas In Itnndiill's e of .lefToronM ap pears the following: -- He believed no preparation would render It expedl ent to admit them (slaves) to the full rights of citizenship by making them a part of the electoral body; and on the other hand, he considered their retention In the state as a per mnnently distinct and Inferior free casta as fraught wltb Insuperable evils and dangers." ' Primitive Teoples Certain tribes ol the Kalahari dps ert bushmen are aald ' to bury belt sick while still nllve,. because thcli rel.glous beliefs forbid the touching of humr.n corpses. Another tribe !. been found In Hit same sertlon which was too low In the scale of clvlllz.i tlon even to build lints to live In. p-- ferrlng to live In the holes nifi'le lit nnthenrs. which Ihey enlarge bj scooping out eurtb. Hit Songs bit In these dii.iH u I" customary f tbe composer 10 outlive hi songs. Flower Arctic Temperatures Instance o twn;ralure above &' degrees Fahrenheit have been record fd In Arctic regions. In Spllzherget. 'he uveruge temperature of July Is 4t degrees Fahrenheit, ut l.ndy Krunklln Ituy. 37 degrees. The distribution ol the average temperature for Jul) shows a clrcumnolor area of MT de urees Fahrenheit, which lies mstl. north of latitude 80 degrees between North America und Km rope. Palming Off Counterfeits Science, snya, Professor Hurt! of Jhlcago university Is evolving the new 'jpe of human being. Isn't It a sweet-ly solemn thonght Hint we shall no longer have to put np with the accl- - dental type that nature has been imlmlng off on ml Wood Turns to Agste Next li ne you mine ncross H petit fled free It limy Interest you to know Mint In a few centuries more It will become ugule from which the lewelrj and marbles of another age ni:iy be made. Up to a few centuries ago notes the Farm Journal, this wood stone was highly prlr.ed us a miiglt chiirm, und was believed in he able to do everything from stopping the (low of blood to calming a hurricane "Cracked Gasoline" When crude oil Is subjected to or dlnnry distillation by tire the Ugh: products distill off up to a tempera fure of B72 degrees Fahrenheit. Ahovi Ibla temperature the hydrocarbons un dergo partial decomposition, with tin result that some light products an produced. This Is cracking and th light products are cracked gasoline It Is suitable for clennlng when prop erly treated to remove ohjeetlonnhli color and other constituents. The Architect Many a mMi. ho rfjn.O himself as the victim of circumstances hi the architect who designed thorn.-Rost- oo Transcript Argentinian Territory Patagonia Is u nu:ne formerly to the whole South portion ol South America, extending from the strait of Magellan Indefinitely north ward to about I lit thirty-eight-parallel of south latitude. In Its pres-ent use I'otagonla lias no political e It Is ueiioially restrict oil to the region lying east of tin Amies mid south of liln Negro. This country remained unclaimed until I "V I . vh"n it was lucorpornled will rgeiiiln.i. Gave Name to Magnolia Tbe magnolia tree was named foi Pierre Slagnol. a French botanist ' lie early Seventeenth century. And She Comes The true totciter vns the old fashioned tad The modern Just sits The Safe out in front and honks for 'er. Holdup There Is an emlionpolnt In middle nee from which suspenders point the way of salvation. Scary Devil The Africans ol Hie llulnea const helleve In n particular!) hideous devil and Hint If the devil sees hlmselt In a mirror he Immediately runs away In terror ol his own ugliness. Lights Lure Food to Fish By hanging electric lights over tront i)ools at a Colorado hatchery a way has been found to provide the fish with an extra supply of food on which they thrive and grow larger than In pools without the lights. The rays of the lamps lure mosquitoes, moths and other Insects which full Into the wuter and are devoured, says the Popular Mechanics Magazine. Work of Ancient Priests Win wood Itende guys: "The Unset-t-a stone, that remarkable monument which, with Its Inscriptions In Greek. In the Egyptian vernacular and In the sacred hieroglyphics, has afforded the means of deciperlng the mysterious language of the Nile, was s memorial of grutltude from the Kgyptlnn priests to a Greek king, to whom In return for favors conferred they erected an Imuge and a golden shrine." SSSMBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsnSBSS BBSSBSBSnsai Victory for Washington After the greatest debute ever held over the Constitution, Its support ers In the Virginia Constitutional con vent Ion won by a majority of only ten The confidence of Virginians In George Washington probably won the battle for many of those voting for It were swayed by their trust In the wisdom of George Washington rather thnn their belief In the Constitution as of fered for ratification. Can't Roach Mar!:et The Pun American tuloti iays tha' Munich Paraguay Is noted for Its won del ful orange crops, the oranges art allowed to go to waste by the thou sands because of luck of trutisporta ' tlon. In the republic there are only 274 miles of railroad and practically no highways which penetrate the re glons where oranges grow. Oranges raised near the railroad and near the Paraguay river are shipped in largei quantities to Buenos Aires. Tjrm for High Water The Nival observatory says high water occurs fin minutes later ench day on nn average. High water fol lows the transit of the moon ncross the meridian of any place by a cer tnln Interval, which Is known as the "establishment of the port." This Interval Is approximately tbe nine throughout the yenr for any one place, but dllTers widely for different places Henpecked A British educator guys henpecked husbands live longer than other bus bands. They live a more sheltered life. Probably they dobut a lif t that Is too sheltered Is not worth living at il. And most men who are henpecked ' would rather have more real atortn and less shelter Kxchanae WW" COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS The Church School will give a special offering next Sunday known as the "Children's Day Offering." The proceeds will go into the Student Loan Fund of the Church. This money is loaned to worthy studdenla who are work ing their way through college, be-ing repaid by them during the next five years. Mo'ning Worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon by the minister. Boy Rangers Monday at 1:30 p. in. Young People's Society Wed-nesday at 7 p. m. Islands Are Portuguese The Madeira Islands consist of Ave separate Islands, Madeira, Porto San to, Chao, Pesertn Grande, and Buglo The last three are uninhabited. A Portuguese named Znrgo discovered Porto Santo In 1419 nnd he and his irrew lived there nhout a year before they visited Madeira. By this discov-ery Portugal came Into possession of these Islands nnd she still governs them. Strong Stimulant The cocoa plant of South America Is a sin uli with small, light green leaves which have a somewhat bitter taste. The natives powder these leaves and mix them with lime to form what they call "ypadu " The stuff Is chewed and Is an amazing stimulant. With a supply of this In a pouch, the South American Indian will walk foi two or pven three days on end with out food. Boston Transcript, When Learning Counts What yoo learn today, or this month, Isn't apt to amount to much It is what happened lust yenr, ten years ago, a century ago, thut counts because It has been tried out . I predicted the result ol the last elec-tion exactly months la advance, not by what the men were saying this sum mer, but by what men had done years before In elections. R W. Howe's Monthly. Like Mother Makes Mrs. IHuck,, Just married, wrote homo to her m ther down in Dixie to send her the recipe for hot cakes. After much labor the following recipe was mailed hark to the . daughter: "Take as much (lour us yoo need, cording to how many folks they Is to eat; put In some salt anybody knows how much; put in all the rest of the Ingredients, an' be sure to have your griddle hot." Exchange. TO MOHAN, WYOMING Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chandler accompanied by their daughter, Craee, and nephew from Boston, left Thursday for their summer home at Morun, "Wyoming. Early English Novelist Jane Austen wus one of the most famous of English novelists. She had the advantage of an education far su perlor to that of most girls of her day. She was educated by her father. Jane was the youngest of seven chil-dren, of whom only one other was a girl. Her father whs rector of Stev-enson, hear Raslngstoke, In Hump shire. Here she lived for the first 2a years of her life. She Is said to have been the founder of the domestic novel BACK FROM ILLINOIS Miss Hetty Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lelatid Walker, re-turned home lust Wednesday. Site has spent liie past winter with her grandpa'ents at Morrison, 111, a a Old European Race The origin of the Basques Is oa settled. The name Is applied to a pe-culiar race, dwelling on the slopes of the Pyrenees. They occupy the pror-Ince-s of Biscay, Alnva, GulpuzCoa and Navarre In Spain, and two French de pertinents, Bayonne and Mauleon. a RETURNS FROM DENVER Mr. Brent Lynch returned from a week's vacation at Denver, Col-orad- VISIT IN MONTANA Mrs. James A. Barkle and fam-ily will spend their vacation at Mrs. Barkle s Mother's home near Butte.Montana. Heraldry ' The science ot tvruljj Is of nn clenl origin Some trxce the antiquity of the use of crests to heathen illvlnl ties. Herodotus attributes It to fht Parians. At first heraldry was de signed from personal characteristic)-o-tbe hearer. At length It became i. science perfected by the crusades ami tournaments. In the Middle agos It formed the pomp nnd splendor ot glorious rhlvnlry. BACK FROM CALIFORNIA Mrs. Austin Larick and children returned from California this '.his week. Mrs. Vina C. Larick returned home with them. VISIT IN MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. George Robbe will return soon from a trip to Michi-gan. They are visiting relatives and friends. For That Tired Feeling Backaches ami footaches and bead-ache-arc responsible for most of the wrinkles nnd worry squints and tired listless faces among women. Body aches give that hard edge to the voice and make women feel forty-fiv- e when they are bnrely past thirty. Many of the tired aches could be avoided If women would take a little less cure of their houses and a little better care of themselves. Farm and Fireside. HOME AT 426 MAIN Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Sandis-teva- n are at home at 426 Main St SUNDAY IN PROVO Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bayer and Mr. andMrs, W. Farnum spent Sunday in Provo. Bells Not Always Cast The earliest hells were probably not cast, but made of plates riveted together. An example Is SL Pnt rick's bell preserved at Belfast. Ire land, which Is 6 Inches high and adorned with gold and silver filigree work. It Is believed that It Is this bell which Is alluded to Id the Ulstct annals of fT2. LEAVE FOR LONG BEACH Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Turner and family left Friday for Long Beach They will spend the summer Ihere Fred Turner and II. B. Aven will return Friday. Sharp Practice A seedy negro was borrowing J10 for one week, and on counting It dis-covered only $9, to whlcb he called the loan man's attention. If was ex-plained that $1 had been deducted as Interest, and as customary was col lected In advance. Rllnking his eyes In amazement, he scratched his head and mumbled: "se shn' glad Ah didn't need dls money fo' ten weeks.'' Forbes Magazine. Supplants Steal Wool Steel wool is said to have been side tracked In ninny of Its fields of use fulness by the Invention of a some what similar nature In which coppei Is used Instead of steel. The mass Is said to be as soft as a sponge, and hus a marvelous ability for cleansing pots and pans In the kitchen and oth er metal surfaces which have become rusted or otherwise Incrusted. The copper is said to be absolutely scratchless. |
