Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25


manitarian issue Is at s,a. -
battlings with the railvaSse Vac,
trusts do not interest tbe,,s ahd a,
mercenary atmosphere OF rn., ana q.
can pohtics simply revolts th Afner.
that, as In all republics. wea %
eriSe are forced out az ,lssh 4
,h.11n III me ceremonial side. wRSSua
a hnsish sisters cut b,s,'s.usi
49, mer part Is distinctly -
innate. They are never realt9 sqbli.
ed into the secrets OF The niuat
they exert little influence eva as ah
VINO play II and none whot,l th0s
those for whose mystifcationu oig
played. And both men an% VI
prefer TO have It so.-"Ansi. sson.l
can" In Harpefs Weekly. '''A'nsl
Nations How like a fsmu,
Family Isl The little blcks-i, hal.',
Disputes. arise at the table ~ 'li
80 sittlng room. after oh
work are over, are often the 100
something said or done ,yhlcA "use
shs .strangement OF brother mean
ters lor years, perhaps for iifa1u So
anu oi,vntlnes inconseQuential ~
Suses. al because OF some little mia,
outstanding. one accuses ,it.I'li'
injustice, when II the truth ,V l'r1'het
there Is In each member of tba ssIol,
some noble trait. something Tho, alili
rise 10 self-sacrifice with hui No.
couragement. SO in the natio, 20
many there be who like iiof
seem ready to eat and tear aacs w. va
about some trihe, some uttls ~ vllH |
no vital importance. while tba
things are passing whue
asleep The flame Of temrar
dice or passion supplants reasoIP '5.l'
great harm Is done In the ra,
domestic affairs at the presen, t,
there Is not, We feel the klndlv ~.
OF crltlolsfn that makes the faml-
When u Is as II should be-the best y,
srole training school. Public men M,
adays are not only criticIzed-r,t
they must expect-but they are ah,,.li
their motives are impugned. ina.
suspected OF the vilest conduct, mn,
Will soon become impossible for a '.,,
respecting man to remain long In ms
life.-'Joe Mitchell Chaprle IN "1ss
at Washington" in the National NJ
zine for June,
A Big Dam The Roosevelt dam II.
Almost greatest enginesr..
Completed. work In connection wIf
the Salt rived irrigait.
project In Arizona, which ranks Az,
among the works in the United Stat.
reclamation service, will be comnis,4
in July. and the July number Of po,.
lar Mechanics contains an nmstrs,s
article describing the structure s,l
the locality Il Is to benefit Il sis,,,
This wonderful structure of sandsiS,.
and cement, costing nearly S90ons
rises 2S4 feet above Salt River y
1850 feet long on top and no D..
thick at the base. Its foundation csg.
ers one acre OF ground Placed BY Ii.
side OF 20-story building. il Wo1n
rise 10 feet above II. while lis len.ts
on top would be more than two IN,
blocks. Across its top Will be A rosa
way 90 feet wide. The reservoir crsais
by The Roosevelt dam is the art,t
artificial body OF water In the v6-p
Its capacity Is sixty-ono billion cgsr
feet, and IN its water were spread oys,
the state Of Delaware Il would cover IA, |
entire surface OF the state n foot
depth. Another comparison Of its ca. |
pacity. made by the government st.
gineers, is that II would easily fesl
canal 300 feet wide and 10 feet "a
from Detroit TO San Francisco"
Insects The gypsy moth may 81,
Travel become a national nuisans
In STYLE. owing to the fact that ~
female cannot ny this nssa
scourge has been kept local In Massi
chusetts. The spread of the slst.e
depends upon artificial trausporsuoa
Samuel Hopkins Adams, writing In 's
July American Magazine on 'Warrni |
on Injurious Insects" states that alt
mobiles are playing an important ns1
in spreading the species. He SY
Eggs deposited upon cordwood g
lumber or even upon side-traesa
freight cars are In part responsible =
what distribution the nuisance has
tanned. And. curiously enough,
automobile plays an important pss
For the caterpillar Of the gypsy mci
seems to have a politicians instinct r
free transportation. II attaches IT,
eagerly to motor-cars and drops on
spin It's cocoon at whatever stop or
peals to its sense OF locatlveness, thfi
TO breed new generations for the d.
comfiture of the habitants Wagot
bicycles, and pedestrians also oiIi
the creatures To prevent this disif-
button, the antl-moth forces clean gu
all trees and underbrush on ho1h SOC
of the main travelled roads for hli
bred feet, so that the crawler mug
make a considerable trip from the rec
ing place, over badly obslrue-
grounds, In order TO catch ride.