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Show i Poor cogy-- s SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH Site GJhrtsftna' 9 I Helen Gaisford RAPPINGS and wrappings nnd Marian Garnet wrappings I wondered It she would ever find out what her CLristmas At last she present was. paused, a tin; box In her hand, and glanced a her fiance. Austin Brown lugs Intent frown cleared, and faint sm"e passed between them Then he opened the box, gasped little, and slipped a ring on bet fin ger. Oh, Austin ! she said, and flung A A diamond her arms bout him. real diamond! And Ive wanted one for ever so long, its Just oeaetiful I A vefy happy Christmas, dear. he 1 answered, and kissed her For a long while they sat talking Every few minutes she spoke of the How had he measured her ring. fingerr Now she had a really truly engagement ting, didnt 'she? I id it cost much? I; must have been awfulWhere did he get the ly expensive. come she had not decided what to say She opened the door for him without a word, without even a sntiie. But Austin did not notice. He kissed her ardently, and chatted as he took off his overcoat. I'met J.inimy Tilton and his mother on my way over here. They sa.v the Wheelers have a new baby born on Christmas eve! Jiui thought It was a girl, but he wasnt sure. Say. whats the nuirter? I Ive just been thinking. Austin. Marian was not sure what to say; it seemed she had hern thinking terrible things. .About that will ol your grandfather's , Well? Austin leaned hack are lessl.v, but Marian had noticed a sudden flicker of his eyelids. I heard this afternoon that that he couldn't have, left you five hun dred dollars because he didnt leave even enough to pay for the funeral." Who told you .hat? My cousin Frank said so at din ner." suppose you told him about ttie will, and he jumped at a chance to make trouble. Austin! How dare. you! I didnt say a word to him about it. Marian wondered whether It was her imagination, or If Austin really was relieved. All right. he saitf But. even so. , you prefer his. word to mine?' Oil. Austin, dont talk that way! Then you do trust me? I want to. Austin, hut you arent telling me the truth and cant help 1 , 1 remember when Mow much? He seemed You e very curious." about to sa.v more, but thought better of t I 'lease tell me, Austin. Oh. about that is. it was five hundred ' dlars. .Thats splendid. But didn't have much left over after you goi the ring, did you? lie answered. He was study . No. In the rug. It was noi a design ing long before he rose to leave. Ttemeniher, Austin, youre coming oier for supper tonight, Marian rerelaminded him. Our tives will be gone by then, and we can have the evening to ourselves." Fine." said Austin, and kissed her Why. Austin , you , n ' good-by.- ' ' I Vancouver, B. C. A philosophi cult with a reported membership of 2.000 Americans and Canadians has been revealed in a series of charge and countercharges of theft over the handling of the institution's funds. The colony, knowi as the Aquarian foundation. tad attracted little notice In its sequestered location on Vancouver is-land at near Naleader naimo, until its and its secretary-treasure- r were arrested for embezzlement. Discord broke into open strife when Edward A. Wilson, president of the foundation and known as Brother XII, opened another colony nearby on Valdez Island, called the filandieth settlement. He followed this by accusing Robert England, secretarj treasurer and re secret service ported agent, with embezzling $2,800 of the institutions funds. England, released on bail, retallat ed by accusing Wilson of misappropriating $13,000. Wilson was released on $20,000 bond only to be met with Injunctions and trespass charges. The Is said to have been founded by a dozen wealthy Americans and Canadians for the study of philosophy. While the community is small in the fall, it numbered many times its present residents during the summer, when hundreds of students, mostly from Wilsons learned the codes of the sect. The visitors Included both men and women. i Cedar-by-the-Se- sixty-year-ol- d coh-Ti.- AH Sorts of Sunlight Found to Affect Milk grandfather my died, last October? Old Mr. Browning? Yes. They read his will last week. Oh. and he left you something? Yes. Vancouver Island Group Re pairs to Court. e, money? Why do you want to bother about that, honey? he askeu her. Well, Austin, she pouted, 1 have a right to know, havent I? He paused. Of course dear. You over cash quarrel SPLITS CULT COLONY Milk Washington. exposed to sunlight quickly develops a linseed oil odor and cardboard taste, experiments by the bureau of dairy industry of the Department of Agriculture show. The light acts as a catalyst, caus oxidation much more quickly than ing Marian, Dont milk kept in the dark. In reaching Dear. Sorry, this conclusion the bureau prepared it is you are trying a series of duplicate samples of milk, what wondering one set of which was exposed to day to conceal. VVhat do you suppose Im trying to light and the other kept in the dark. In ail cases the samples kept in the conceal, as you put it? There was a catch in dark developed no off flavors or odors, Austin her voice. Site looked at him plead even after seven to nine' days at near whereas the Was that ' ring stolen?" freezing temperature, Ingly. His face- blanched as at a blow samples kept in the light at the same You yon believe that?". temperature developed the character 1 dont know what to believe. she istic cardboard odor and taste after hours, of which answered miserably. twenty to forty-eigh- t x hours were day If .1, swear to you. Marian, that 1 eight to twenty-si' have stolen nothing, and that that light I The experiments were undertaken ring was mj own property when of a general supposition that because me? will believe you it gave Indirect or diffuse daylight had little You do swear it? effect on- - the milk. The samples in On my honor, dear. it? did Then where Why the. tests were never exposed to diyou get did you tell me your grandfather left rect sunlight but were placed in a north diffuse light, proving that milk you that money? Please dont ask me to explain. It should not be kept In any sort of was wrong to deceive you. I admit sunlight. but 1 said the first thing I thought m to keep .you from asking questions. Pass But why wont you tell me. Austin? Dog Gets Life I wont tell a soul. on Street Railway Please, dear. Nashville. Tenn. Buddy is the Marian took oil the ring and held animal in Nashville allowed to only It out to him.. There, was all she travel withoui definite limitations on said. all traction conveyances. Marian, arent yon making a mis He is a German police dog. specialmatter much?' Would it that take? trained to lead the blind, nnd his ly You: wont trust me. unobtrusive . behavior has led quiet, Nor will you trust me." traction officials to grant his master She,-- , turned from him, stood for a Morris S. Frank, a twenty-year-ol- d moment. Looking out the window, and life for the dog on all their street pass then 'Suddenly threw herself on the cars. kf a, sobbing. Frank, totally blind, last summer Marian,. Marian, dont cry I tin went to Switzerland to obtain Buddy" i sorry, dear. Im a brute i Please and to learn his system of guiding a Ive been a master. The ?sobs f continued. coward, Marian, but nothing worse. Prominent Nashville business men. And that Was only because I love you Interested in the dogs work, plan fhe Sol Ill tell, you everything. Wont establishment of a school here for you listen, dear? training other police dogs for similar She raised her head and he sat service. , down beside her and took her In his This Institution, known as The SeeYou were right, dear, my ing Eye, is to start operations early arms. grandfather didnt leave me any next year. A German dog trainer has In fact, the money I had been engaged and a waiting list of motley. saved for your present all went to blind men and women who want dogs But I knqw already is on hand. pay for the funeral ring, so I got you the you ' 'wanted best one l! could afford. I was so High Speed Travel. afraid you wouldnt like It I came England--Lieut. London, Darcy near .. not giving it to yon ! then 1 has traveled faster than any Greig It a as all up big thought. Id. wrap human being ever traveled before, but sort of Joke. not fast enough to set a record His I didnt mean, then, to tell you plane flew at the rate of 319:57 miles when looked you anything wrong, but 'go happy and started asking ail those an hour. The speed is not officially recognized as a record because it was questions, lt seemed I couldnt tell not five miles an hour better, than I wanted to. you. the truth, much as So I made up that story about the the existing mark. wili. Just because I couldn't bear to disappoint you. Thats only an Imi- - j tation diamond. The whole ring only cost ten dollars.. Russians Get Along g Marian spoke Jerkily. She was still Without Much Butter crying, but she was laughing, too. Moscow. U S S. U. 'Hie wa Oh, Martin Im so glad ! to say it In Russia is not wit! j ,tyad? flowers but 'with butter Flow I've spent such a wretched after ers are plentiful and butter is noon. Wasnt I foolish? But I was hard to get. This autumn It so afraid I j has become a token. A pottno 1 cant tejl you how ashamed I ' of it is sometimes presented a m.' Marian." a gift when people call on kii It Austin. all was "Thats; right, or friends who are celebrating silly' of me to dream those awful the day of theit patron saint I didnt love you so I But if firings; For several weeks bolter ha? wcrtifdnt have cared: neen rationed In Moscow atio 'Afld you do love me, Marian? elsewhere. Long tines ot women She did not answer him in words stand in front ot the shops ev ft 'with het eyes and lips. , ery morning, patiently wailing Even If I couldnt give you a de- in the cold to get Inside and efit' Glirlsfiniis 'present." : buy their share. , A little more You have Tlmf "isn't sO. ' Austin. than a third of a pound is the othe tomost me and yourself, iven limit fixed fftr each customer in vvilridfM'ful 'Iliristnms present we could the government and receive.:- - a v (fitilidence in each othet shops. shake again." lint nothin:.' will e.v .& msui " W. stern Newsnauet tlnln.) . - , to-yo- Marian sat very quietly at dinner. Now and then she touched the ring on her linger. Just to assure herself that li was still there. , She watched the group at with their animated faces and jovial laughter. There was company today - her cousin Frank, loud and boisterous. and his timid wife; her maiden A uni Margaret, with thin face and tired eyes; her Aunt Alice and her husband, John; and there, at the foot of fhe table, sat Grandpa Garnet, eat lug slowly and carefully, so that he should not spill his food. He seldom looked, for he was deaf, and so the conversation went on without him. Yes, said Aunt Margaret, 1 suppose Grandfather Garnet has outlived . . "Well Austin," She Pouted, Right to Know, 1 . .Haye',a ; , his friends, now that .' old Mr. , .w , Brownings gone. Marian began to listen. Well, It was about time the old boy was moving on." Cousin Frank took a great gulp of bread. He got to be a mighty big care on them. For pitys sake. Frank, salt!' Aunt Margaret, if you dont think' father Is a care, too, Id like to tell yon dif ferent. , The old man looked up, and for." a moment it seemed to Marian that he ' . had heard every word. T dont mean that. Aunt Mgrgaret. I mean they had to support him, for so long. He went broke at sixty five, and the children have taken care of him ever since. There wasnt even any insurance, tor Austin Browning paid all the funeral expenses." , Marian clutched her fork, afraid to You mean speak and afraid not- to Austin's grandfather?, she. asked' But. didn't he leave a will?: if he did. It wouldnt matter." All he hud in tills world was a, few old hooks be bud saved. ij ..; r conversation that the Strange should go on Strange that- she coiild go on eating, when every bile seemed ready fo choke Iter I At,, last: she found a elianee to slip away; and seek . relief in tears. . It seemed hours before Aqsj.tn ctttne that evening and .vet when he ,did all . , f, . I : . ! . ; j i HIGHEST BRIDGE IS OLD-TIM- E SPANNING COLORADO New Structure Will Open Up Vast Territory. DANCE Debutantes Lengthen Skirts for Staid Steps. Things to Give as Christmas i;i Presents t Washington. completely Turning away from the jazz of recent years, Washington society tills winter will Phoenix, Ariz. Replacing the anCrepe Paper Hanky Bag cotilrevive the stately, cient ferry that has served northern Arizona and southern Utah dwellers lion as quite the latest and most cor0 since white men first began to travel rect tidng in dancing. Debutantes who figure largely on the uncharted area of the Painted desert, the Lees Ferry bridge, highest the seasons calendar are eagerly planstructure of its kind in the world, is ning lengthened frocks of frills and to be formally put into use with elab- furbelows to match the dignified figorate dedication ceremonies next June. ures of the cotillion. They are conThe bridge will open up a great ex- sulting hair dressers concerning false panse of country and eventually re- knots of curls to attach to their sult in a direct Mountain states auto- bobbed locks. Invitations for the first of the affairs mobile route from Canada to Mexico. Located at the upper reaches of the to be given at the Mayflower hotel DeGrand canyon in the wild, unsettled cember 10 by the Washington Bachportion of northern Arizona, the elors are already out. The list of the bridge will provide for the first time a committee in charge is thickly sprinhandy route of transportation between kled with honorables and generals and commanders. Arizona md Utah. All sorts of novel stunts and favors Is Only Bridge. are being planned. There will be two It will uc the only bridge crossing one imported from New the Colorado rivei in Arizona north orchestras, York. Favors, by which the men will of Topac, near Needles, Calil., and find their partners, will eclipse anywill provide an easy way for- tourists In Washington for many a from Arizona to reach Bryce canyon, thing seen members of the Bacholder The day. Zion National park and Rainbow A bit of flowered crepe paper, a elors club who are versed in the cerethe in southern Utah; Natural bridge doll head, a short length of bisque of a former day north rim of the Grand canyon and monious etiquette paper binding, some passe partout in when shone stately splendor paste, and yougold society the great virgin forests in northern the materials rehave lead instead of scintillating Jazz, will of this winArizona, and for traveler? through for the creating quired the southern Utah to visit the Pointed the younger generation through some bag, wherein soiled handkerof the cotillion. chiefs are out of sight Theres an desert, south rim of the Grand canyon, figures Not alone the cotillions, but the fact at each side as Indicated in petrified forests and other natural that opening debutantes seasons the of many wonders in Arizona. At little expense of time the picture. will emerge into the social limelight It Is expected to open np trade and or money one could remember any one t not coming-ouwith party, only traffic between Utah and Arizona, friends at Christmas time but two, makes this season unique. number of useful gift i this with neighboring states that have been seppretty, one tea or one ball was arated by the great cleft known as Heretofore Debbie Miss to deemed sufficient give It one of the wonders of the world. now many of the younger Artful Utility Boxes will be a means roward developing her due, but commerce and of opening a vast land set are demanding both. that is known to hardly anybody except the Uopi Indians, who roam the Sends Lock of Hair desert. to Protect Legacy 467 Feet High. brown The steel arch bridge, Washington. A lock of considered by engineers to be more hair with a reddish tint was inrigid timn the Suspension type, is 4G7 closed in a letter, signed with the feet above the stream bed, and its name of Mrs. M. J. LaMay and postends rest in precipitous cliffs which marked Redlands, Calif., which was border the Colorado river. The span received by Theodore Cogswell, disitself is 615 feet long, with the bridge trict register of wills. The writer over all being 800 feet. So ifar as can warned him that a blonde woman he determined, it is the highest autowould impersonate her in an attempt mobile bridge in the world. to gain a legacy. Because of the height, engineers enThe letter informed Cogswell that countered difficulty in devising a way the blonde woman has discovered to construct the bridge, as there was where property of the writer is lono way of building false supports from cated and will claim to be me and the bottom of the canyon. The canti- fool you if she can. However, with lever plan was employed and the supall the description and novel IdentiOf all welcome gifts at Yuietide ports were constructed in the granite fication, Cogswell 's still in a quan- none so welcome as a set of boudoir wails. As the bridge was built out dary, for the writer failed to desig- or utility boxes. They make exquisite front ttie wall, first on one side, then nate the identity of the deceased boxes to hold everything these days, on the other side of the river, toggle from whom the legacy is expected. shoes, hosiery, stationery, hats, vanity joints were sed to extend the huge She declared that she would later boxes a whole retinue of boxes Is a steel beams until the two sections met forward Cogswell an address where necessary household equipment. What in the center and were joined. ; an answer could locate her. exquisite artistry is used in their Material had to be trucked 135 miles making! Many of the papers with over a seldom traveled desert road to which they are covered are imported Cans Sound New Device the site. Some of the steel sections and their coloring and designs add used in the construction were 56 feet and Then Gives It Back beauty to any room. Just the thing long and weighed 14 tons. These had London. The Daily Express said for the woman who enjoys meeting to be hauled by truck and trailer. with her sewing club is the oval sewrecently a device had been perfected case in the picture. She will also ing which recorded sound and reproduced Denver Man Combines it Immediately in full volume and with find plenty of ..use for the utility box shown. It has compartments. and accuracy. Pulpit and Bricklaying clarity A short test speech spoken into an Denver, Colo. Dr. Thomas Murray, ordinary telephone microphone came Clever Tea Cozy Denvers preaching bricklayer, finds back with startling distinctness one that building foundations for houses minute after it was finished. It was rehas its place, just as building founda- corded on a few inches of magnetized tions for the soul. wire; no wax, chemicals or other fixSpreading the gospel in winter and ing materials were needed. mortar in summer, the blue-eye- d Irish The device can he attached to a telehas worked his way phone and the entire conversation reimmigrant through two universities, including heard Immediately after it is finished. Princeton, with his trowel. The paper said the device was the He brought his parents to the comsimplest, cheapest and most practical fort of America in 1911, one year aft- system of sound reproduction ever iner his arrival here, and married soon vented. It is a development of an inafterwards, all through the earuings vention known to experimenters for of his trowel. thirty years. I have a lot for which to thank It gave me bricklaying, he said. Baby ' Bites Pet Dog. opportunity to preach. Calif. Little Stanley Berkeley, 1 worked my way through school boy, Berkeley Jones, with it. I used to work summers, and and his new bull dog pup, cut their Just what I wanted Is what the make enough money to go to school full set of teeth about the same time. a year. The other lads would wash be writing in he ip housewife foou Unluckily for the bull pup Stanley note of thanks wjll to the donor of this dishes during fhe school to make their decided to try out his new teeth on ilever and useful gift This cozy way. the pup and the dog adopted a similar and holder set is made, of .quilted saDoctor Murray Is completing a com and The toward boy Stanley. policy teen. The design is unique, being a inunity center for his church here as were taken to general hospital birds a! part of this seasons bricklaying. dog head,, with wings suggested In for treatment and recovered, the lines of the, quilting. Slipped Last summer he built a bank in Holly, over the tea , or coffee urn it lolo. Find Stono Ago Relics. You make a lot of friends when keeps the contents hot and steaming. ' Khandebiz Klide, Caucasus Stone With the aid of this handy device the you're a preacher, Murray said, and added, with a smile for his family of age implements estimated to be 16,000 mistress of the house or her maid years old have been recovered In the can serve biscuits hot from the oven five, but when youre a bricklayer Caucasus near here. They include bone youre sure of three meals a day. and stone hatchets, tatoolng InstruQuilted Things Popular ments, bone needles and cave bear House three-hinge- , Where I? store Gen. T. J. Jackson Died V,a. The little house Richmond, near Guinea In which Gen. T. J Stonewall') Jackson died has been restored by the United Daughters ot the Confederacy as a shrine to the famous southern leader. General Jackson was shot at Chan oellorsvilie when he and a party ot his horsemen, mistaken in the dark ness for members of the federal cav airy, were fired upon by Confederate soldiers. Jackson was wounded by three Iml lets and as the reins dropped from his hands, his horse, frantic with terror, almost carried Its ridel into the federal lines before It could he stopped His last order before being home from tlie field on a stretcher was to You .must hold me of his staff: out ground. General Pender; you must hold out to the hist, sir" ' ; CAPITAL REVIVES Money Flies, Literally. London .Money files, literally these ions of xilvet lays. In one month 19 arrived at the Croydon airdrome In lie, big nit freighters from Paris. The pilots carried revolvers. bones. 8 Languages Soon to Be Taught at Once Paris. Despite the alleged wear and tear ot modern life every one has time enough to learn eight languages at one time, saysDr. E. P. Samsonovici, a Paris lawyer, who has Just completed a volume which fellow professors admit is convincing. Common phrases, questions, grammatical rules, .short conversations are arranged In parallel columns French, English, Spanish German. Italian, Dutch, llutimniun and even Esperanto. Without the aid of a the Parisian savant that a vocabulary of 3,000 words in each language can be mastered within a few weeks, us well ns the ordinary terms g iised In hanking nnd other com- - y mercinl correspondence., pro-lesso- be-iev- Needlewomen are finding In hand quilting. a' fascinating pastime. Fr6m simple little articles to whole boudoir sets of most elaborate, sort, are being quilted for Yuietide gifts. These range from exquisite scalloped taffeta coverlids and lovely decorative matching cushions to cases for niglitrobes, handkerchiefs, gloves and such. Quilted are the,. last wqrd in Christmas giving. They are of tuffett n delectable shades with wide hand quilted bordering? all around, the amp needlework, decorating, pockets ind collars. One cannot own , too any, especially when 'they are as us tlie rose taffeta otic In tlio '("lire. ,, ! : |