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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH crcoIizcdVax Pruoaer NEW AMBASSADOR EUROPEAN CUSTOMS MEN SEEK CURRENCY We want to see your money," one of them explained. We Jawed back snd forth In what seemed like hours, but probably was Yleeaa. It used to be back before only a few minutes. Hie train porter the world economic nightmare began came in to help os, sdding a few new as thoroughly that year btpgaje Introwhich had not languages searched and mauled orer erery time duced before. But we were no match frontier, for these frontier men and finally in ;m crossed a European which waa erery few hours In this sheer eihautlon f gave In, reached neck of th woods, writes William for my pants, grabbed my pocketbook Shire In the Chicago Tribune. and turned It over, glad for a chance Not any more. Today, it'a your to rest and sleep even If my money pocketbook the frontier officials want was gone. la the scramble for your money esMoney Is All There. pecially If It is "gold" money, that Is, That is all there Is to it really dollars or francs they ha forgotten After a about the time you are while, about yoer luggage completely. really asleep again the officials come Ia Germany and the states of cenback with your pocketbook. You wake tral Europe and the Balkans it has Tou count your money. It Is all become a grare offense to have one up. there. Uttle a than of them with more pocket The train movea on a few miles. money en you. Only with a apodal The Hungarian officials climbed In. a or bank national permit from the Tne attack was renewed. This time aped hI stamp In your passport showI handed over my pocketbook meekly. ing bow much you bare brought In officials did not bother me much The (which moat frontier guardsmen this time because I bad the proper forget to give you) can you on my Hungarian visa get by with as much as you brought In stamps put or indeed with enough to last you to when I left Hungary a few days before. the next capital. So you Journey on through BudSide Step Czech Border. I recently ran the gauntlet from Bu- apest And then you come to the Hungarfrontier. The old story charest to Berlin. I crossed three ian-Austrian frontiers, the Rumanian Hungarian, repeata Itself. sr. J the And so to Vienna. By this time the Hungarian-Austrian- , Aastrlan-GermaAt the last, going you are used to handing your pocket-boo- k over to the first man that asks from Vienna to Berlin, It would have been shorter to go !a Prague. But you for it This Is quite a dangerous that meant meeting Czech officials frame of mind, because the streets of coming in and going out and those Vienna swarm with singing begjars with business to do had been duly who ask for your money. Such are the pleasures of European warned that the Inspection of one's travel In these dark days. They are purse in OechosloTakla was someOne frontier time hard on tourists or business men or ?ery severe. But they must be skipped may have meant days and newspaper men. money saved, not to mention trouble. great for smugglers. Nobody ever The Orient express coming from thinks to look In your bags any more. Bacharest to Budapest reaches the Rnraanlan-nun;:arlafrontier at 3:15 a. m. Since it Is an all sleeper train, many passengers are Attempting to sleep at that hour. The joke Is on them aa it waa on me, because I was trying to sleep, too. There were loud bangs on the compartment door. Swift kicks from a Water Left Unattended Un- horse couldn't make them any louder. covers Idaho Vein. I scrambled for the light', switched It o, unchained the door, and opened It Spokane, Wash. An unattended hyThree plain clothes men with a draulic stream, playing on a hillside, couple of uniformed officers behind uncovered the Crawford vein, Idaho's tbem crowded Into the tiny comparmost promising recent gold discovery. tment I told them I didn't have anything to declare, but that they could after prospectors had sought vainly take a look at my bags and a type- for It for nearly 17 years. J. R. Crawford, owner of the land writer If they wished to. They didn't through which part of the. vein runs wish to. Tour purse," shouted one In Ger- and one of the most persistent searchers, told about It when he brought man. "Your purse," shouted the second many samples here for an analysis. As far back as 1913, he related, In one In Hungarian. dications of a vein were seen In a The third said It In another lan float. near Orofino, and mining men guage, probably Rumanian. quietly poked about nearby hillsides. Anyway, I got the Idea. They wanted my purse, They passed over scores of scars left miners, who recovered "What's this? A train robbery," I by early-da- y cried out sleepily in the first language millions of dollars' worth of gold durthat came to me, probably a mirture ing and shortly after the Civil war. few months ago, about 11 years of English, German, French, after he began the search, Crawford "No. It'a not a robbery. It's customs Inspection. Give us your purse. was examining a float He let the hydraulic nozzle swing idly toward a bank. After 20 feet of the bank had been washed away, a young landslide roared World War Dog Hero down the mountain upon another minGets Life License er's cabin. WUmette, III Belated recogniCrawford ran to the miner's aid, tion for valor In the service of his then returned to the nozzle. Gleamcountry in foreign wars has just ing gold caught his eye. The vein come to Goldberg, homely Irish had been uncovered. Rushing to his terrier that was overseas mascot of cabin, he obtained a pan and found the One Hundred and Twenty-seconfree gold In the gravel that lay close field artillery. to the vein. Goldberg, holding honorable disKeeping his discovery secret for charge papers from the army, was months while he explored, Crawford a license. time No life dog granted traced the vein to state land. When dog catcher can arrest him. he applied for a permit to mine on Goldberg went overseas In 1017, a this state land the public learned of trembling puppy in a doughboy's overcoat pocket That was strictly Civil War Vet Carries against orders, but MrJ. Gen. Milton J. Foreman, then colonel in Bullet as Pocket Piece command of the One Hundred and Brockton, Mass. Commander AnTwenty-secontook no action. drew C Gibbs of the Fletcher Webster was gassed, shell Geldberg post, G. A. It, always carries in his and received a bullet shocked the bullet that wounded him pocket wound to one leg. He returned to In the leg In the battle of Cold Harbor, America with his regiment after Van June 1, 1SG4. The bullet was rethe war. moved from his leg several years ago. Money Inspector Active Every Frontier. '- V " ' - &t 0 . - Keeps Skin Young ita Into V a Temper PILES V Salt Lake Gty Directory Q.R.PH8 Ointment Augusto Rosso, who has served twice as attache to the Italian embassy In Washington, has been appointed ambassador to succeed Noblle Glacomo dl Martino. Slgnor Rosso, who is forty seven years old, has had wide experience in diplomacy. Foreclosure Was Only Long Word to Eliza Fort Worth, Texas. Those big ah" didn't words "mawgage mean a thing to Eliza Anderson, one-f- a u ndred-- nd-- t wo-- ea negress. When police ejected her from her home after the foreclosure, Eliza moved right back In, catching the new tenant, Suella Jackson, out. A Beeond removal was too much for Eliza. She bombarded the house with rocks. Suella abdicated amid a shower of winfo'-clo- a y dow panes. And to add to Eliza's misery police charged her with "malicious mischief." n LONG HUNTED GOLD IS BARED BY CHANCE d M. it U-e- n - Donmergue is glad he Is through He says being President of France. lock under worst the prisoner that who eLiM he than freer aak t (Uplaa, itrmr oM ucul mil and key is far (ni m udVoarbwkiM faekanimr. 8ki mUmmLt im mi Children dont or- rules France. Even the door he M T,.vWwty. are enters he meddoor the to leaves and dinarily Uke icines but here's one selected for hlra by his bodyguard that all of them and every stitch of clothing he wears Try Lyifis E. ftoto's mabb fnaiaua on each and every occasion Is laid love. Perbsps shouldn't be called out for him. a medicine at !L "But I never argue," says the little alIt's more like s rich, man with a smile. "My motto has concentrated food- ways been: It's pure, wholesome, sweet to the "Never fisht negotiate." taste and sweet In your chua s mue Genius begins where rules end. stomach. It builds up and strengthchilens weak, puny, underweight dren, makes them eat heartily, brings Flying ths roses back to their cheeks, makes them playful, energetic, full Touchy . . . irriubkl Everything upsets her. She need Lvdu E. Pinkhint Vege-tab-le of life. And no bilious, headachy, Compound to soothe her nerves and constipated, feverish, fretful baby or build up her heaica by ia took action. child ever failed to respond to the from sufferers Protruding, Pile California or Piles, Blind Fig Bleeding, Itching gentle Influence of can now get relief from very Syrup on their little bowels. It starts first treatment by using lazy bowels quick, cleans tbem oat thoroughly, tones and strengthens them so they continue to set norASS AYE RS AND CHEMISTS 1 mally, of their own accord. a Wast Offlea and Laboratory City. Utafc. T. O. St.. Salt Millions of mothers know about Tempt OintQ. R. (Quick Relief) Pile Box IMS. Mailing- envelopes ud r1ea California Fig Syrup from experi(ursiahed on requast. ment is a new remedy for the ence, A Western mother, Mrs. J. G. treatment of pile sufferers no Moore, 119 Cliff Ave., San Antonio, matter how long afflicted, guar Used Pipe, Fittings & Valves Texas, says: "California Fit; Syrup anteed to give satisfactory relief Newly threaded and oouplod for ail porpeeea. Is certainly all that's claimed for It or money refunded. Monsey Iron and Metal Co. I have proved that with my little Before placing this pile ointtoe So. Ird West - Salt Lake City, Utah. and a it bottle market was for She on ment sale, the baby Dorothy. was put to the acid test in both Her bowels were very delicate. mild and severe cases, never fallweak. I started her on Fig Syrup ENJOY A TRIP TO ing to produce wonderful rewhen she was a few months old and sults. It regulated her, quick. I have used SALT LAKE AND If you are troubled with piles, It with her ever since for colds and R. Get do not Q. experiment k and her wonderevery little NEWHOUSE Pile Ointment If your drugful condition tells better than words gist does not carry It in stock, how it helps." fill out the blank below and mall Don't be imposed on. See that the It to MFG. CO. Fig Syrup you buy bears the name, Q, R. OINTMENT "California" so youH get the genu373 South 5th East Salt Lake City, Utah ine, famous for 50 years. Dorothy's Mother Proves Claim the discovery, aud hundreds of amateur prospectors working nearby streams and experienced miners rushed to the locality. They were disappointed, however, because much expensive development must be undertaken before much gold Is recovered. Stewart Campbell, Idaho state mines inspector, known for his conservatism, spent some time on the property, pick-lusamples of quartz from the vein and panning the gravel. Then he said: "It Is valuable enough to be developed." Other mining engineers, Including F. W. Callaway of ICellofig, expressed be Ilef development would reveal a rich deposit. Land After 800-Pcun- d Two-Ho- ur lk set-bac- Beet Sugar The first factory for the manufacture of sugar from beets was erected by Edward Lee Church at Northampton, Mass., ln 1838, and the following year it produced 1,300 pounds of sugar. A few other fac tories followed, but all were fall ures. In 1870, E. EL Dyer erect ed at Alvarado, Calif, a factory which became successful In 1879 and nmm Tft P. O. Address On conditions that If I am not satisfied with results obtained, I am to receive money back upon returning tube to your laboratory. g Salt Lake City, No. W. N. t 'rJ $5 32. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH PARKER'S AIR BALSA! You will like it, everybody does Price 25c Benton Daodraff Stops Hair railias I ! Imparts Color and Beanty to Gray and Fadsd Hair we and II 00 at iinurinsta. l ilHheos Chem. Wk.. Ptrhomie.W.T, Potter Drag & Chemical Corp, Maiden, Mass. Try Cuticura Shaving Cream Proprietors: FLORESTON SHAMPOO Ideal for use in connection with Parker's Hair BaiaamMakea the hair soft and fluffy. 60 cents by mail or at drag-gist- s, Biscox Chemical Works, FatchogaevN.Y. Shark Battle Point Pleasant, N. .T. After a two-hobattle, In which one man was knocked overboard and another wounded In the leg, Capt. Alfred Larson and a crew of six men from the Bay Head fishery, three miles south of here, landed an shark recently. The fish, which was caught off shore opposite Mantoloklng, was sixteen feet long, four feet thick and hnd a mouth inches. expansion of twenty-on- e Oluf Larson, one of the crew, was knocked overboard by a vicious flick of the shark's tall after It had been landed In the boat. John Olsen, another member, narrowly escaped losing his right leg when the shark bit Into his boot, tearing it In two Just below the knee and cutting a h gash in Olsen's leg. if d ii Get behind me, OLD SLOW POKES . . . I'M l GOING PLACES, LISTEN, FOLKS I l ... THE I J ARE THOSE J ONLY CARS THAT CANT PASS . . . THAT USE MY KIND OF GAS five-inc- $2o NEWHOUSE Clticura Talcum , TWO PERSONS Choice Ontxlds Roaai with Bath THE HOTEL imparts a delightful fragrance TOUCH fl '1' 490 Rooms 400 Baths $2.00 to $4.00 C Family Room or 5 Persons Leaves your skin velvety smooth and . S- MRS. J. H. WATERS. Pres. W. B. SUTTON, Mgr. $250 fTHAT FMSHINGl 11 tM.f.;.A)i.iit 2. k Name marked the beginning of the modfrom sugar beets. ern sugar-makin- iff Q. R. Co, Gentlemen: Inclosed find $1.00 F. O. Money Order for One tube of Q. It. Pile Ointment to be mailed prepaid to II Tiny Electric Motor Can Be Put in Thimble Ohio. John Lakota Is Cleveland, what could be called a "fine tooth" Inventor. He has built a tiny electric motor that fits snugly in the inside of a thimble. It purrs smoothly and despite its diminutive size can pull a pound weight across a smooth surface. Rushing Work on Chicago's New Post Office 5y 'Is ! Li-LJL- a " vi :JJ I : Si M I Wi -- . UIM - il l P IIi P i v ' 1 -! v 3jf ' i Ss t V !: mm -- .v If m Jited Mi i .( ;' ' - i mm .;;:.v f Mr ! 1 H Hi w mi 1 I r r' rr--.i- kv 1 m'lttl Tker" skyscraper. It !"U !teamJ Ch,ca, nw la hoped o havs Post office, located near the loop district, Ume for Progress. CQmlng century th, baMlBg opelle(, ln at Into a THE QaAO&ne. THAT'S PACKED WITH POWERI |