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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-07-19, Page 6• • 4,..v.v.••••.**•••••Ivrro. Canada.The, EiPPhi andFhe Worldat Large or three days ahead of tinleAto doubt :many ,r4t_ng People aro can Pe tri100 Ibir t vacation, Ten coPlmandroP404that will as, sPro a happy and atiebPssful bemPiPg. trill are:. ' Huiid Your Campfires small, clese to the water's edge oti a spot from' ;which the, leaves and Moss have been scraped'. away. Drown it With • water ihewleaving, and stir the ashes with ,a stick to make sire no live! 'coals .. are left: ' ; 'CANADA. POST OF RATS - It • is scarcely understandable..that human beluga have rentained so tol- erant of the rat, The latter' ba.a.'' vaded virtually everycemmUllity In the world except the polar regiens. • Even in a country o llmltod pppula- itIon srich as Canada the depredations fof rata cost,:milliens Of dollars Mt- bN PAFiktikip A- CAR.L-. 1 A good way to pork a, car at the curb When, the space is eMall is to back it 184 .It takes' ttri,piPert to do this, hOWever, without serrou's damage to the bumPers:and finish of the bars trent and fear of the 'short parking. '43-13abe- It is a useful stunt if dime' ex. , ' pertly, but downtown streeti., are not the proper practice ground.-. Ottawa deurnal. , • .. CLEAR 'ENUNCIATION. - The gaPeollitY tor correct • exprear .'t)0len nnk.;:*•91.60'''40411litioit has for . Imo .yea'ra received half-hearted at, 7crusatn-g. Ian Iaksorrjvers Iteed7 •whiCh ihouldEhe the Airecursor,. 'rough...Water, , ' . t Iliegracei. Of speech, has been • Make camp before Erecting , . 'Strangely 'neglected.' thiEt hi the need. a tent, or preParing a meal by • • . • , fire - for distinctness et pronunciation, light, is not 'easy; • • ;move,. year campsite, eleon, gury all rnhbisk;bottles and " cans,: Never threW-glasser tins in the Water where, ethers' may bathe. • I'Aearn..how to. ewlin, and • drat aid methods,. / • • • Do not Ot ground,. ' • • f • 'Never nut a rebid , without, !first making'. Sure that it • Can be done with tiafety.. Eitaniirie it earefultyfor boulders and 'Other. ohStructionsr. Two Canape Should not •run 'a .rapid. at the same, time, . • Do • -not •rnake your packs too heavy, about 40 pounds is 4, geed av- :erage.; • • • The result is' at once apparent ta • theire whoattend a `Ptiblic frinction,cit sort. ." There Is no distinctness- of. the ;speakers. Those who by nature of their occUpatiOn, should properly .•be ;expected. to Understand the • ;need, for distinctneria of speech' are often iteglectful in ...this regard:. They . do *ot seetrt to understand that the .pitr-; Poiie of: speech' hi; that. ',ether. people ehould .clearly bear. s • • Visit to any of , our law ,eourni has' its interest from a Spear:6'011er aint. Of ,View,,,,bat as for. „hearing ' *hat ;goes on, ;that is usually kihle. The average lawyer; from Wheat One :shouldexpect distinct inuniblea Something or *her: to the Presiding listice. The Police:.'ottlehils 'Say srething else which may be •ciud.!' Learn- - how to prepare simple meals over a campfire. • ' Unless familiar With wildergestr tra;.' vel never attempt a trip through' un. inhabited country Without competent guidea. Charts of the route and geod , maps of the surrounding country are essential -Lindsay Post t 'Ible ' •person a:yard aWity., but 1.1; t site Unintelligible to the 4audience. , , . • :Distinctness of pronunciation :needs ' Inere attentlon.-Calgary Herald., , nom*'11,) ' . . , According to the ',Financial Post, 'Ilnited..,States-,'newepopers are •`• male. .Ing•lavorahle ...Cerement on, Senator, Pn.nnbr, Plan, for a bureau of tourist and trave).;.PiiblicitY, for 'Canada; And • they are . •urging,, Anierlean.O. :Jo Visit ' Canada. . •••••••.. •-• „ 6 The 'Detroit Free, Press, . speaking Of 4"titts•,. exhibition of enterPidee!! •:,.04fter•feeing;their ',own country, trot' .Anterieana,Cannot 'do better than see. • 'Canada next,7,. • • Fr Fights inst:cts trioikRE . , • . '• - ANOTHER' BUSINESS IS soOrsimtd. Is Picking up elsewhere.' The arnianient. industry ' is ' active! Berry, there Will be no cheers •for ,, Wheii these guns Of admirable. Brltish workmanship ,:go Off,, where will;they he pointed? If you look in. Bedford : Park -you' will see a notable war trophy. A.: gun captured from the Germans, and bearing , a British -trade mark:-.. The Dardanelles, Were 's sown, thick with 'taities,• made to Britain, Vali& hlewtifirliht :seamen sky"-Vili:- in; that, campaign, of bloody memory. For whom are we making the. Shining instruments of ,.death? -London Daily Express. 'Me Scripps -Howard • papers, 'coo.- -- prising 25 leading dailies including ,The New York World -Telegram, hove - laced themseiree behind Ma:Caned- ' 'Ian 'Proposal, praising Canadian hell. ;day attractions. !. , • Thusbefore the House of Cenonana has Voted, the ,money, Canada is • id - ting gonieaired benefit 6641 the Dennis. plans.-Vetetria FANCY THAT. - - Statistician has figured .out that the PeWSpaperi'Of'.0anada, and ' the 7iiited' : States tie sufficient Lvddlte piper :each . year to make a girdle around the . earth: ,;50miles ,tifeWever,.:we sincerely .ri.othing•of:the:,eOrt *111 be attempted:,-;' Think' Of all the pretty "bathing -girl photos you'd inisalHpert.. -ider Cities Star. ..'• • • 'AND. wi4EhE i3EAVOi.t. • Mrs. Sinicoe's-Diati5•Which las just been republished in a •SpetiaI4 centenary:edition, the governor's Wile ,•;•Wrate, as. •follows ender -date. of 'Oct: to, 1798: ',•Ateight this diek evening . We Went . to See'. iialtrion'titteared....... :.1k)eing them' swiniMing in 'Aprils a- round the beat Is a Very, Pretty sight The ,filgh tn. of Wild. pigeettize in% the AprIng and;.A.u.ttinin ,..teight." Where are the•Salnienandtlie. •'.:Passerigerspigeeiniln the 'Teri:alto area •...,lite4v7....Where;' for that matter, are the l'plgeotte• anywhere? -Toronto MO. • OUR 'Ot.t.' YOUNG' OEN,: pelice department for ,places on the. ferae 4ItoM .several young Men who are aii, feet fent' itiches:tall, but theY,faii to teiripete with..Ratry Shelten23.•-yearrt •• of age,. Who is' aeven ;feet one alidi* inches ' and Weigha 218 pounds, !rho ehlet and bis •associates are Said • to )iizi•:tavotab)y_ ,ImpteSied this • youtig'inien and he::: Ste/WS 4,'gOOCI •'eliatite of receiving; anneintirrent.: • 're ave no ree,Orda, Which can 'be, cOngnitedpbtit onr finpreaSion is -that generation Is;ProdUCIng a fair nhareof men Who: ate Of the Siic,'164. ;Within . teeebt Yeetti *ere hare 'been a nurnhcr of.thent In tiie:collegiete, and they haye ' heen ,00,„•.they Carry „theft *height • With eeie, Wc Can think of •ene fain, ily Where three teaS, all of thein quite .:$'011./ig' fellows, Yet, are over the six 1 . :;CARttik. OaMMAN.DIVit,Nt:4,..,4. • Vitit t.116 7'0an(Y)'.,a80t1...' 40,in1tblk ...4tor4,..4itg, the ledniboat- ittg t4ite6t.s.0.0 6,10te salt of p:Attlfig &loaf, Ifs; ,haVipg• -611e reff0Ve4 t*e • " <, SHE :STARTED SOMETAING;-- • 'DIM, young man who has been coa- fronted by his annt with the cholge Of marrying and .settling down : before Christmas Day, 1936, or of ,forfeiting £100,000; should be a prey to .con7 flitting emotions. "Give me liberty Or give Me 'death," exclitlined a Matti& patriot who was not, as , it happens, faced With the necessity of embracing the one , as the only alternative to losing the other. --London Evening News. Dreaded fof of the wOrkl's timber'growths, tire is being provedf_ an . aid at United States Forestry Station, near Ogden, Utah. Carry:- ing tanks of :oil, .1workers spray insect -infested trees and set •thelll ablaze.' Controlling •crew follows with shovels. elieatienoblybe the • caae• ir ,Aitiftee' iht, and N. Zettiand.AuCklend, Weekly News. • ' ' " • EMPIRE RECOVERY.-... Thestori of. the present. esconeinic: . t tonditions.. in. Canada is a- heartening. addition to the recent 'eitideuee 'et lin-. prevenient 'in Australia, in.Smith. Af- rica :and '..inAndiai,;,--The.'4.001ref whole is out o! the depthiPP‘ :itiitrev` .•! , • e ornary s wethheing Shows the Dinninioning , , . . rapid," roefivei.:Y.-Loiidon„ Daily Telegraph, ' •Ki.!li!':R040111t. Nornen;•Weaver . . . . „.; uanger, Content 4tons-Experiments.-.-Roc4 NOW Xerk,...'Ahe-..fate4,e't rats which . • becitaiE•41‘xi't:died,...itetic Weering,.silk :weighi•cd.wlth a lead. treatment was described -re;re'otly to the .:American Economics BATH .. CHAT'. vtasut Horne. nits the silk, irtie Nike; ..1‘ess-• decreasing birthrate ..and.' an inoe,;, the ei,me tneterto, sold . . , . • creasing 'eXpeCtaticiti Of •iite, are alter - •,•the counter ' to Women, Witligut,adker big the balance between. • yOUtlf and. .. :tis4g, to warn them .that it has eheea. age, -',-Whereas in 1..901.there were leas. 'leaf treated SIie, Made. hhe. iexpeti: than 1.1.4 miilion People of 65years rneut , Nvth the rata at' the. P.ernisyl• and .over, In 1976 there will .be. 5 '8-4 vaia Sate W'hereas 111 COlie0e, under a ,fellow--.- :nitliforia• of or over :65,:Ship or the. kinerican .kdonortileal • As 1901.. there were ,19;900i004. children' Up .soctatlion• L. to 15 years of age, by 1051, •there,will . - .Not Ali ,Weighted.' Only be S 1.-2 Million .of such children. Not '.a.11. silks • Are ....Weighted, And The proportion .of 'childi:en,.to,old 'pee- .nef•-'ail :•the.• :weightedsIlks . are pie; "Width ..was nearly •seven„ to one -treated. with -lead. ''Other metals. May at the. 'heginning., or the centnry,.. Is be ;tied.: KeSsinger.• said, .for ;greWing', testiand less, so that, In •:the eicriutrite,-• that, tin.welghted ' Nineteen -Sixties the • children will be OWedno bed effects on'•ber . rats:. Aetna*outnumbered by:their elders. • the rata 'Wer:i: chosen - models ,-.—L011d011 Morning Post. bechuse they areamong the le*, ani.- Whfob. potanite... They Were: en - GOLF , . . ci.084a in • silk clicks, :tied' about • their lih'er4• bat been too ranch snobbery .0,-„Jcs; for ' hoo:i, .01,13„ for, .10 Obeid golf in the ,§outh.:•;. It i'ught`•,4), They rt•ete'.kept watin enough -bitelewvaeyrYsbhoadsk:.bSeegticam.iyie ;croetrr,Vartow lii,e.re,o.rakS, to POrspire. rtkins.• hecaMe fated trent • er,ntitet • one. rat; died, ing-iiadS!'.froM:1•TrOon hoisted • their Other' rota • sitidlatly•li garbed •: in • silk, sawinfil.,Cemrade; :prang .Ayallace on Witheutlead g,howed. ,n'o' Sights of freii-hiet , • s . • Seek McLean,. at \ Prestwick, skin the Kes$016,1. ii4d 4 iiiese. 01:0k. tlottteur 'eho4ril°110110",' The Prie.e6 perintenta seeir to...deritradict resultof Wales, rnlxmg In s the 6".-10; saw Obtained at •04:i'leard' upon hamiln be - that Match. dolt, properly •regarded, Ing,, whd Showrid- ne.:111 effects front' IS a" 'great detno• the lead' type' Cr Silk. ' • ..• • "tratic game of, 6.11...-IVIanchcster. go- , •gile said' th.,4 'Harvard eipotline•ats day chronicle. • indicated' 'thato.the •lead. was het's61 le persnitirtiOn, true..in HARDV.VORHING • ROYALTY.,-:- • O , th4 PettrithYlVnbla :State •College ex In oommon.,witlii the people Of Atla• ilv whfie -.the , italia: NOW Zealanders ' Will regrettheweighted :Silk. was '4very . new. After reason'which will1hting- 'thent the it htd ageil.it' few days the,. lead eaStire of 'it ViSit puke' of WaPhed rutin :Witter; •'.„•• ., • . • 'Glouceider, histead 'Of that iireJected for Pilate George. Prine • Oeerge. has iceinPinted- al' pat tictilatly • arditb44 1v1,4st riA.!ite '0.0ei4•ationg ,totii; of South Attlee' and it Is net. at .• •• •• • •` ; lalt surprising that the .'straitt neon lii bleriteeat Oneraticirie have heeeMe health should' make it 'bath/Sable for .,quite the rago antong the. nativeft, .ef. hint to •Optlettake ..,SO.• aeon afterwards lebitt, India, and no Pattent. feels ,that inother,, 'extending over she:months., he 'hoe teedved proper •treatinetit' Of Australia 'and: Newt Zealand. , The *ifliblit, .06.4 'M,118s, n)e'Inbetii. Of .the .Roya.l., Pettily ilvc bel 111cConneli, rdisiienary, • apeoltilig• lives et itr6.66eint, duty, •The. Ideal •• Of at the bie'tirdal ntepting' Of the •,cOuti- Setilte is iieenlY•!, linplairted 18 their' cli eiecutive 'girt a „mad to k vast ..80016t,Y),. Vtie aliy.terian!Chitith'. variety of' aocIai tanSett, and their Ire '0411atra (W00'09t example 'Is' far4rea.thfhg, Eet Partleti, ren1'eeent4 a change In aid.' 14.1.1.y vli,ii tloy aro 6,rf,ga.4,04 41 0de,' r.trest,.:torgive 'pglent tinirs, the Iting s gubjeelt• irt, was so fright' nett a t.the Kett Of .beIng 'their delight 16, henpur ihr,i, ria' "put to rilOon"..t.b..at • he JitrOPCd front bcctrne bard • triaktnitsters,-Illita',. has . the, opoitiiinf; 60i. in a' ?ran byttrOli been NtAn, eal Mai • . 4110.1vIng,- Abb. liOyal* ton), lief • b ri; 1 t esj otfl.o,-..04.411.; writ*troing. dlitance, 'That ,must have ben the throirgill ittisnit al •;,,,,as• that' or • i'•• 'e54.9.• IA South' Africa,. and it will un. blind Lniail vibe lo.6 1.6 ied there; :• -- 'and who, after :cataractsb.L.td, been \ ienioved, *Went i.honie itnald d.., The gratitude of • the:: patients . Is ..., most tonehing , 'stated. Miss. McConnell.:r , 1 Cheques. . .. . , wen Women o Catref4-65w.=-Pa -Char Against _Montreal: Employ 'er Dr6prpred.. es - Montreal. -Fat cheques were hand- ed 'recently to 2t. girls 18 the employ of the Cooper Dregs 'Company here beeause •ef,. failure of Morris CooPer- berg,: their ernployer,'„'to Comply with the, Quebec Women's MinimumWage , Act. : . Charges ,.• against :'•dii-operberg „were .drOpPed,Wh'en th'e •Quebec -.Labor accepted- cheone for $2,533.05. " fro 1)e.PArtnient --- announced •rebeiet Ofan . ' CooPerherg :covering Wage tirtirrPOnCleafer-the 27 .giris oyer a, Goidatte milts But Don't "Boss"Him—Encourage Hun to De- velop Hobbies by Sharing Them with Him Probably the most oiscouraging e. Neit."in the life of the child to ttie- Is tl;e tine ol• pdolescence, , . And, not only iotlra rnother, but to tie child; wh her ,hey or girl. Also it is the most difficult for writers on, child. trainig because each growing youngster new becOfhea, anindividual with a vengeance and no blanket rAle of handling Mak be 4prlied. Moreover there' is a difference of opinion about freedom daring these years. We readone day that we keep our . children babies too Jong and de- prive them of responsibility at an age vvlien they should . be .learning to stand oh their own feet-. The • next day we hear some master mind decla:7 :ring that children during adolescence Heed incite protection than' ever; : be. , . cause thy diave no judgment and may. pay too bitter a price for experience. There' is 2iorinething to be said on Ward the latter, 6141A-111` I C-PE,ItI 0 D • 6During, the 'fourteenth and. fifteen- th years especially; • and even the thirteenth and sixteenth, ' 'depending on the boy Or girl and their adult Patioilik, :it is :necessary for Mother and-dad-,ki-exercise4hat-eternAtrvig- ilante which is the price of safety. • This does not Mean that Our chil- dren are net to be, trusted, but they are. likely to get confused. ' These are beautiful ,,Years when :the World Vn- 'feldslita , doorsto a new. fairy land. The flowers are of More bewitching beauty, the MoOp one king shudder of delight.,,evek„...a_streeLear_ar_a_fente. can gioN.V• with rosy romance: LOolf, ,back .arid sigh. for •those ,lovely lost Years, and then 'try. to. realize • that, - year bey or girl is going 7through the Same „thing. • . Therefore We 46 not Went theris.dia, illnsieried. '9r bitter,. ' Nothing should spoil 'the. eniotienal. beantY", of this • one........thbig..,that4-Will-t-sPOW:-itiHeoio peey or ;any gill 4T -to tell: her con- stantly that boys are net to be trust- ed. .While- it igitrueqhat some are'not one of the finest persons in the world is this Very'yonth Who is. So cock -sure of hiniself and who Springs 'surprises on US ,every day by -his vagaries and tomedieS. AS fir as that goes, : we cou.bt:. tellhtrustediiri girla are to, . Parents have .two jobs to do. One is:to•keep, Youth's faith in youth, the • •-06.-74-44e .company these children keep, •where they: are and they :spend their Deried of one yeat., . counse for the Quebec Lieber Department told the • 'Lucien Roche KC., . . court that qocioerberg .bad committed OnlY ,a technical offence • against• the act.:„ failed to ebtain., ne9esSary. permits to allow " these girl's to. Work fer 'less than the rnintintrin. scale.• * It was 'pointed ent,that ,Cooperherg, Ceuld'haVe°'Merely pleaded gullty to the infraction- and escaped .' Witha• maximum fine ..of $50 and .00803, Chief' Judge Oiiatave.Perrtiitlf::''coMpliMeated COOperberg from -the, ',bench • On , his ..,,„ gesture. ,. • . • •• . . Some • Of. ,the girls reeti.red: cheques. tor ealito-44;zoor- 4 ...• • Chatike,Aii to girls by their mothers and to bon • 11 R ateS necessary; but to harangue on. tile II . subject forever may set distrust or 4 , • 4 res :.,i•itim;rit and : ir t hat way lies doe:. ger of another kind. , To 'keep the adolescent child , hap- py andbusily interested in something is very helpful. Hobbies should be en- couraged and shared, , ' • ,• If we don't . help children to fill 11?* -their-ware time they wilt:tilt it in for theniselvei. The: truth is that a child Won't Irtve' any* cipare dine if Inc ean the ' pare. we m"freetirne7-. WHAT PA.RyNTS CAN DO , It is net Wise' to lminure' a girl 'It; .wayfroiaboys too long. •Subha plan. has failed in .too many Ways. - The 'crowd" well-chosen and 'chaperoned, -.(yes, chaperoned) is the, best answer. Plenty of parties in bowies, •mothers • and fathers entering° into the crowd spirit and learnini to know the friend of these children.. . a' . There Will be some trouble. 0,.4 course Time and again they: will Protest. Each day there will be a new prob- lem to. face. Yea will., have:to be. very Cheerful, very syngathetit- but firm, ' Social .and sex 'facts should :be told :• by their fathers and warnings are 3ca1e.oE (harvs,• from Can6, acia to u.S., ReducednCed tOtt,wa Mail rates • from Can- ada to the United States, Will" be, re,. duetd July 1, at:carding to an an- iloatideinent issiied by the poStoffite dep,,,,rtineht retie:41y: Tite tete ia tete s18 dents for each ounce. Previor,slyii• was eight cents, for the first .6unce, and 13 Cents fcq' each "sitNeotiont amide. 'rhe rate to ours net' Actuganally. ` fill"ed' with Betniuda . will tw,f..tiLo. gaine as thil.rietr, SC ool,• practicing Or 1191.• duties. ',Uni°,.ed *ales' one: : • NaturallyWhen'. he is away "from . NO. chailgell'I 11110,e in 'the *(10tieftle •chains • it is right. and roper that the fal4 ef tbr the hest' °lines ehild be left largely to. his eWit dev- ices. .If we are 'going 18 stipetviap his, Play as well ,as his Obligations' witep will tilpte' 131...time for him te, divala op eti his own aceount: .. • The idea iate •staggeat a 1-16blaY and then rentove. oneself apParetitlY trent' Ctlba, •Centtat Ariteriea AMA the steiioef ettion its tar as lifS4 c'ents, eath 1/2 iriateati 015 .,a,.hobby out never boss it. „ • cetita , * • HOBBY .1y1t8T INTERESt. Vie: rs , Pinfiddr; 't At firit!••lie" ,rebel Eig4t1St, V'ette.%tielai botch. 'Oulaila and 4PrOtielt the eAinera 4and its Guiaia, is aliva464 frOtb 46' tP''Satetlellnlidatt!lititthe6ii:atory. Work-. she 156'eents• Cl' dank -On heel , SC alty may resent coflocting patches and ttt'tsAgtit.if°0'6-7,16.11,:r"iiI.4;.14f41-tr' 1:ra',11TetV1.8ttit:62t)116,' t415, lit.,19,11d1146:11eg ve.,i+y Welt by itseit.4A-mother will tioi..* to:the regabit 'ate 'know the disposition of, 'het dtrsiii'irtg. 101 rtinti,4'0:.3 becoiitp..ef6t.tivo.).1)0,.L,L4fid, fhig helps in.•••••introdneing: ill!' 1 1.64' bak „. tio•-,,61111.,k.itt„tf ):t :1;t: V flIU141 i4,() It. It) (11;i). slo 00'01'.. go 6t. with the 6VV 0,11,V rebel at tiAt' 'tig•rtin'st, .tintect aboodyq It."..t.Thlwarir A Filette, twat arid' Viee,versa. Yet it it 'can • and,Jive cei:ts fee ah .8obitereterit , . . orre: • .cald; for Oreat nrttaio My, theft ireland the Irish...166e Stile and. Newrouodiand 1.1 the sante es' the douleat,fe"mle'. ° , irita.c4Se htf;,,',.been Orderq in the, rat4s to West insiiesi Aft,t(ia ood Aitett,„tie. Thte ,A,Ati be 13g in it IS coiiecined. l`ffe can help' With. r 4 be -Managed this is often the 'Cferg • ' ,.._, thing Peedid to balance tile stielibiPP, •--R•i'i .nient. NO use trying to force a 110*y on .a child it just Won't work , but sontetimes it Will be the.meauf 64184- • ting over something:the' mqther had: faild in:before; once he q-i,Rterested. - This is the onegreict hing about a hubby. .It doesn't greatly matter riably as on agent through which its,. rividheart rai'ayia,belAi9tiritioacd.t:',,almost 1-1741 * .; - PARENTAL COMRAPESHIP 1 . .If: a father for instance feels that his child is getting Away from himt,..,, hheaaslesttoignetetbreets t ;a.vnedrffecIdi,msgri designs, ntl.,sen,s gli)think- ingeh could do nothing better than to go hi-• , to partnership in his; son's new inter- est. FOr, father and ion to share an .,. . Urge for stomps' is a tremendous tie. They are boys together sharing tri .,irinphs ',1or thaapPointments alike. A ' Mettler and ...danghter scavenging for ' -rrg --,---••:‘—'-7----7- .7wt ifi makes Pa new'li,Ii6esta: i-ofdni 6-7 itesrtti kori stamps trpl i stoti tar- :lot n'-wpatches,f iereh finle e s ' ifT. " '7" ---. but almost - Anything under ...the Ban may be Used.Carving or shipbuilding is good boys' play, making novel/ on .. the habits \othir, s ihrlimg.,Walicai or , kite flying. This is - a real science. : As fir as girits*,.go they are usually . :ro brother . only in. iti t 8, 11 teea thingsMe i. isLime.their. b ' 'Hobbles stop: the dawdling, time; .. -wasting. bored habit; They sharpen ,. wits • and ingenuity and promot\a am- bition. They, are good, things .for\! ev- erybody. ' . ; \ • , Probl Try toFind Proper Prison For 14—year--old Kidnapper • ...•Cliicage..tirteeti..;Year,old':•deorge • Rogalskl, ;believed to he; the ,youngest person ever convicted of-kindnappink • . i prison men 01 " expected • toget, punished," lie .• . conviction: for the , kldiiaping or .Baby:;ricirettel., ZeitiOw;'• • . two and „a half :years old., • He thanked "eierybody. • concerned" for • their qiiiidneSST te..him,. and said don't!" ;: .nOw,rwhy '1•-• did those tbings.7. : • "Those • things" included luring the:, little.girt With the •PrORIISe of a..#100t, to an "abandenedice house, where he •p• .stripped her of :her' clothing ,and then ,shandMied,,.her.,.: She .,Was found Many, boureliter,,.wealc'hut still alive:!.. She . -t-lireirtateri—,; a a hospital.!: The riwe •was dime last April. .,•' • !•• ": Altirtmgh' sentence wart proncinneed- the. court: granted a -titar'!'tif exeCutiOn. to •give the court time to deVde What special.provisions,..ahonici be made„ far*:. • 'the boy's imprisonment. : Thedefence made.: :effort V tit. a cOnvict.ibii,Ond-ceriitented :that ... .1 a• chief, intereat hi Ilia -eerie was to see, 'that the ;boy.' de fen diet "Weald, he *held in .Sezne proper place other •tn.4n . : penitentiary. • -• • • • • Offers . . . •. . k -t .171ts . . 7 . PariSchlaparelii . devotees r ,look • ravishing:Orr the beach with 'her -new • Runtlia: hats :,,The net. san vell WhIeh .• • she aitahes wider ',ill 0.,rolling brini • nt, the ',hack ..leale,.Ancialusion.4 White. • ThOsehate fcitnii. 'the high",ttote. or the Whole dilatable; Whidli •densistkd'inerely. Of..a pair!,of linerl tv,,eed. tronsers or a , • kneeilength joisby the Wind- hlown ttiale varlet,y ;.-1.Wpre ' over a; • Plain •k n I t tea, •awiet au it ' 8Chlapar- elli :as iival' gircti•u some charming fresh -c �Ior . oath i thine, . • The •• hat generally.... • matches . the' • notillet In • ' contrasfrWhite.bat 'with, a. sapphire -blue yell and tit gay plaid .1 skirt, ,or 1aVy,: sad . White -checked ternts'era,'Arai"y;,:aWirn ,suit.' navy , bat •• 'and • a v Cards Tell `,Postie' • . Who ,Needs Stamps Alta. -The COlga*ry 1•• Odst Office apilioritieg ilat,e notified the citizens that in. futtiT6 postage stainpi: would 'be 'spid, by' the peptmen.en. their heats, • • 1 '' • • • We , Wiii the',Oard for.the ke ifli to• 'leave 2i br $0: "pounda •• he the ottiy one pitoPeee in 'the ,front. •‘./ indoW, as cardsbayebeen distribut ed.for thw use ef the hoeaeholder or btniiies firni. %Yin', will piece it In a i-onspl(rions place to notify tho 16tter, ettrrieribtif ‘lanir')s arc reqiiired, , • THE REVOLVER" The. *revolver ,fs. s • weapon lot wh'icb the Mit rtige-41 a tit ad i pstajthatm, and the ,sooricr it. '11:. 011lsinw6d.'.111toget,licr the safe`r it wfll he for nicrchanta,, banitorso. and pril- vote indiVhittnis. The revelver, is', 1, playing it Dart tat too Maki' et- i •'• it-tg $- djy yt•'!ft**".-thirtgkritre,•!".,' more to t.; titan repotte) .;tiist shell Wortrt.t,r, hav don oily , gond. Toihd. say, ro,,t. * . • .4.4..v.slis