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Show LEHI FREE PRESS. LEHL UTAH Cuban Capitol Lit for Mendieta INSECT Police Horse Nabs Man Outrunning Chicago. AMERICAN ANIMALS Cop M.MintAd puikman Carl tell his blirs X,p,ieoo U about iL Heceml, he said: "See that o.bq sneaking away fom the store with the broken in.iow. Saponin, i,-- , yo ,n(, 1 swing down and see if he's carrya ing gun." Pittle Jumped to the ground beside ttie The latter, a negro named John Moreland. began to run. I'ittie pursued him on foot. Losing ground, he looked ahout for Napoleon, hut the horse was not in sight. Pittle continued running. n an alley be saw Napoleon. He fomid the horse had overtaken the suspect and had pinne l"in against the wall by leaning against hiin. a MANATEE amplification through a loud seker. Insects "converse" Id notes so high that the human ear cannot hear electhem, but the tronic tube can do so and amplify them to audibility. There Is a theory In some quarters that bees actually "broadcast" to one another on short waves even beyond the ultras, thus accounting for the fact that bees are shortly followed In "bee line"- - toward a source of honey by the beea of a hive In spite of the fact that the seouter may be far out of eight of ordinary hearing. supcr-aenslti- sust ''4 !: i-- ' J ft; I J ' JR I A I I ( ( I recon-noiteri- A STRANGER beast you'll never see Than this fat, lazy manatee. How It Started and then By Jean Xemlon I By many "In the Arms of Morpheus" 'T'O lit; ixj"" v miiim capitol building in Havana was illuminated for the first Hmo in months, on the night of the day on which Carlos Mendieta was raised The great Mdj tt the presidency. MUFFIN IS iLWAYS WELCOME HOT jlfo Types That Are Best Known Discussed. Bj EDITH M. BARBER rjOT luuHins 2 ill in I These usually figure our memories of good home-tookemeals, and many tea rooms d lire made their initial reputation on apod bran, corn or plain muffin. It jxemi worth while to devote this col ton to a discussion of mufilns. I We cust begin by recognizing the there are two types of niuf-;:pt tUt There are the "plain," which are jofta conical In shape, and there are lie rich muffins, which look very much J- !iie little tea cakes. We must consid Vtoto kinds, but we might begin by 'ajing that both kinds should be of wA flump ftt fin nnnat!7lniT nlnr ant i certain tendei less. for plain muffins we use the quick thod of mixing, which means that oar, salt, sugar and baking powder m sifted together. The milk is eora- sed with the beaten egg and this caul :jcid mixture is Btlrred rapidly into "4 lie dry Ingredients. We then add IP1 shortening, stir just enough in blend this well with the batter, and ht ready to pour the mixture into Mereased nans. The hnttpr should slightly thinner than for a cake ure. It should run slowly from e spoon when it Is held above the net l Muffins the M ke of the of this type, for textenderness of their iH should not be beaten very much. w rich muffins, the shortening Is fed to a cream with a wooden n; thi sugar is stirred into this, Sen the beaten eggs and the milk and 7 lnsredients are added alternately as they are for cake. Both types of muffins need a mod- a erwi feeH octh- - .Jlirenheit usually use the lower perature for the rich muffins, and fie higher temperature for the plainer Plain Muffins. 2 cups flour M teaspoon salt 4 teaspoons baking powder 2 tablespoons sugar 1 resnrd tn tha Aiffaronrea hA- PMn the final products. The amount r uur is about the same, as is also Fe amount of milk. One egg Is listed each recipe. Rich muffins have m sugar, more shortening and a lit- 'ess baking powder. So far as the al results are concerned, plain muf-ar- e more "bready" they are ightly "tubev" thnt la tho torture Is P as fine as that of the muffins made F tte cake method. Some people pre- iOne. Rrmo tha sfhn nn1 mnno nan. l!ke ,0 use plain muffins for break- ' ana rich muffins for lunch or tea. W choice In the mutter Is a oues- Id f pPg cup milk 2 tablespoons melted shortening an sift th, dry Ingredients Beat the egg, pour the milk Into it. and stir gradually Into the dry ingre dients. Add the melted fat and fill the Mix f311 y i't , .'. rTc w. It. rt w rt'j? tf--f Incidentally, the name Morpheus for the god of dreams was chosen by the Greeks from their own word meaning to shape or to form because of the shapes or forms which he calls up before the dreamer. Bell Syndicate. Olive an Old Fruit The olive Is the fruit of an evergreen tree with abundant foliage of small greenish-greleaves. It often reaches a great age there are trees in the districts jear Nice and Genoa believed to be more than 2,000 years old. The fruit is green until it attains its full size, then gradually becoming yellowish and finally (in most kinds) changing to a dark purplish brown. e by the : Troubles of Barney Gallant, who took Broadway down to Greenwich village, in connection with obtaining a liquor license for his Washington Square club, bring recollections of crime of almost a dozen years ago. The Washington Square North prem ises occupied by the club are the former home of the late Albert R. Shat tuck, a retired banker. In April, 1922, four French thieves. Including a former Shattuck butler, Invaded the man sion, locked Mr. and Mrs. Sbattuck in the wine vaults and escaped with Jewelry and other valuables worth more than $80,000. In the dark depths, with suffocation seemingly only a matter of minutes, Mr. Shattuck swore that, If h. escaped, he would pursue the bandits until they were all brought to justice. He did escape from the cellar and at once took up the pursuit The chase led him practically all over Europe. Three years later, he was dead. But the four thieves are all doing time. wiv With the exception of the former hattuck home, the Rhlnelander estate owns most of the property along the north side of Washington square. Gallant has been an occupant of Washington square for some time and In 1932, moved to the present location, the premises having been sol to a holding company after the death of Mr. Shattuck, In the era of $16 Scotch and $30 champagne, there didn't seem to be any complaints about Gallant's club. But when he made his application for a liquor license, the A. B. C laid it aside. The reason was a letter from a firm of attorneys representing the Rhlnelander estate. They de clared that not only was the Washington square club a nuisance, bnt that it was barred from its present loca Hon by the zoning law,, the district be'ng strictly residential So the A. B. C decided to wait until there was a test made of that law before giving Gallant a license. r YEA, SELDOM cup shortening egg teaspoons baking powder ' teaspoon salt 2 1 cups flour cup milk Cream the butter, add the sugar and powegg well beaten, sift the baking and add flour, the with salt and der with to the first mixture, alternating twenty-fmilk Bake in greased gem pans minutes In a moderate oven ive 400 degrees Fahrenheit). to (375 0 Bell Syndlcate.-W- NU Service. -.- mM oVa He They say that a man's as young Washington square was once a meadow. During years when yellow fever took a heavy death toll In the as he feels. She as May be; but he Is seldom Important r". , 1 m I L STEVENSON Speaking of writers, there Is one who hopes most devoutly that this yarn will never reach the ears of his wife, and If it reaches her eyes, that he never will be Identified. Living out In a suburban town where likker prices are lower than In New York, he agreed to bring in a quart for a frieni whose wife was having a birthday, nis oldest daughter came In on the same train with him for a Long Island week end. Not wishing to carry the bottle, the writer slipped it Into the grip of the fourteen-year-olwithout Baying anything to her about it As the household in which she was to visit Is one where liquor is anathema the wife Is a W. C T. D. worker his feelings when he reached bis office and discovered thnt be had forgotten the bottle may well be imagined. But there was nothing to be done. d mil Ml Hi tM i f tf& M tv ! rM- - STOPPID-U- P NOSTIULS, Open she nostrils and permit free brfhln using MenthoUtnm night and morning. toy PILES . Pile sufferers from Protruding; Bleeding, Itching or Blind Piles, can noy get relief from, very first treatment by using Q.R.Pile Ointment Q. R. (Quick Relief) Pile Ointment is a new remedy for the treatment of pile sufferers no matter how long afflicted, guaranteed to give satisfactory relief or money refunded. Before placing this pile ointment on the market for sale, It was put to the acid test in both mild and severe cases, never falling to produce wonderful results. If you are troubled with piles, do not experiment Get Q. It. Pile Ointment If your druggist docs not carry it in stock, fill out the blank below and mall The hostess of the little girl helped her unpack her bag. Consternation struck the child wften the bottle was But being a resourceful exposed. miss, she picked it up and with a smile said. "Here's a present daddy sent you." And thnt writer has the Jitters now every time he thinks of his stand ing in that home. It to "After she got all her Christmas presents exchanged, she changed her mind and exchanged them back again. No wonder she'a had three husbands." Q. It. Co., Gentlemen Inclosed find $1.00 P. O. Money Order for One tube of Q. R. Pile Ointment to be mailed prepaid to a R. OINTMENT MFG. CO. 373 South 5th East Salt Lake City, Utah e Bus top chatter: Name 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. Neighbor SAYS: one teaspoonful of baking pow- ine reason for the use of baking K" B8 lne 80aa 18 lne ,atI can never be quite,,. certain of I'eaeid iv,r.n -c """Mii ui sour miiK. ii buui replaces the milk, you may gel I "t with little nr nn ihnrtsnlnn "fflnt made with either sour milk or I1" are subtly more tender than .. . F tnnrto a,uu "latlons of the rich muffin mixture By city, It was turned Into a potter's field and thousands of rich and poor alike were brrled there. In Revolutionary times, It was turned Into a drill ground for the militia. Something more than a century ago, a colored girl, who had bee found guilty of theft was hanged there. Subsequently, Washington square became respectable and fine homes were built about it Many of the oH homes still remain, though the square Itself has become a breathing place for nearby congested tenement districts; also a resting place for artists, writers and thinkers and a happy hunting ground for Horatio Alger bootblacks. My " Of 911 i If Doctors have always recognized the value of the laxative whose dose can be measured, and whose action caa be thus regulated to suit individual need. The public, too, is fast returning to the use of liquid laxatives. People have learned that a properly prepared liquid laxative bnngs a perfect movement without any discomfort at the time, or after. The dose of a liquid laxative can be varied to suit the needs of the Individual The action can thus be regulated. It forms no habit; you need not take a "double dose" a day or two later. Nor will a mild liquid laxative irritate the kidneys. The wrong cathartic may often da more harm than good. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin b and perfectly $afc rrescription, action is is based on senna a natural laxative. The bowels will not become dependent on this form of help. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is at all druggists. Member N. R. A. & Bell Syndicate. WND Service. Former Kaiser Celebrates 75th Birthday renins the Laxatives? wo Service. Lights of New York cup sugar 1 P. F. Volland Os. the Sudden t Rich Muffins. !i doesn't like the cold, and so lives down South where palm trees grow; swims along the shore and feeds moss and grass and water weeds. He has a funny upper lip, But he can't bite or even nip! And 'though he weighs a half a ton He never fights with anyone. WNC Service. LEFTOVER vegetables can be mixed and seasonings and scrambled and used as the main dish for luncheon or supper. r-- K : -- V 129-13- 1 ' . CRISMON & NICHOLS ASSAYERS AND CHEMISTS S. Wei Office and Laboratory Tompl St., Salt Lee City. Utah. P. O. Box 1708. Ualllnaand Brush oiled mops with a whisk Instead of shaking them and see how fluffy and free from dirt they are. e - prices envelope furnished on request. e Cabbage should be boiled from one to three hours in plenty of water. Salt while boiling. COLLECTIONS SLOW i , When threading your sewing machine needle, turn the flashlight on the opposite side from the thread and the eye will show op plainly. , .a m tmum.M Q tBe Amoclated Newapapere iL ml ..r Xvp WNO Service. Mittens War Hit Sef Home City, Kan. When Oscar was held up he "not only used his head," but also hU hands. Ordered to hold up his mlttened hands, Ofcar complied willingly. He lost 17, cents, the entire contents of bis pocket Wise Oscar hiif $27 tucked In his mittens, which the robber did not find. g . 71 Stude fsL. in. J Iteirirle snvi he Is not 'olW his thoughts. . 6IU,'e-Per- haps to mm. , there are . . . .. . ng Change to Liquid At first you'd take him for a seal With skin just like potato peel. And yet you'd think to see his tail That he must be a fish or whale. woman. g-&li- - vfi.miii-'t- Why fishermen. old-tim- e myth-tenante- greased gem pans three quarters fulL Bake twenty to thirty minutes In a moderate oven (400 degrees Fahrenheit). snrPAt milk the hnklnr nnmAor One fPfal or sour milk will demand one- na (easnoonfiil nt enla rA I OlOSt He He He On A National Comforter '" of taste. either 0da tnav "in the arms of Morpheus, 1 as many of us know, is the classic version of the ordinary act of sleeping and dreaming. Like so many other classical allusions, this expression takes us back for Its origin to the days of Greek antiquity. Morpheus was the god of dreams, and It was he who was credited with fashioning the visions that whlled away the sleeping hours of man and . 1 1 Now for some notes In reeard to the Pyrenees In the amounts of the In- fedients used In the two recipes, and fiSO may easily be made by the addition o! raisins, cut dates, prunes, apples oi bananas. Sometimes spices are added. very good tea muffli. replace half of the flour with fine, sifted, drj bread crumbs. Molasses Instead ol sugar Is used in some whole wheal or bran recipes. CONVERSATION Ferret out your Insect pest wit a a radio microphone ! It can be done, according to an Oslo (Norway) professor, who has devised a special microphone that will make insect noise audible to the human ear by kA Aam mnli Ilia PVpnt ,ni..i,mted his seventy firm wnnua, Wilhclm Holland. Our photograph shown 'Wilhclm. former kaiser ot .uernw..., in exue i i ...., home hia , marked by a family gai.... r,sidon. e. at afternoon tea id I'rlncess Ilermlnie. BA USIIII and his urn-- . WNU W 7--84 |