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Show CACHE AMERICAN. LOGAN. UTAH Point for Horse Kaisers to Study art no uiore rliuritatoe time Ihime found lo I tie prufraidnn. They work tii nights end coutde of nmim-e- s week and yrt there la ararrvl; an er actor or actrewi alio to ai'Kr In a Sunday night bene-fitAnd In New York the benefit are frequent Moat worker would he far lea cheerful about el vlng up their day oft. There the I nine Not club with l.croj Marie d S3 lv and other their guest. Y he muster of cere motile iMilfifed out celehrltle who ere present and asked eah one to aland up. Among others, he In traduced Edmund Lowe, Lillian Inshmnn and Mr. Keeman. who formerly waa Ihyllls lluver. When he bad finished, Mr. Seeninn rose, lie said he did not wish the diner to leave without meeting the other number of bli party. small town, was talking the other day of the history of depression. The panic of isp.i helped me conI wa he said. about siderably,twenty six and had worked for good timajr year to save ILlXiO that wa my entire cwiplinL I de elded to oien a dry goods store, when along came the panic. Well, the man who owned the building where I wished to open my store offered me three months' rent free. It la said that the ambition of a My boarding house gave me als lirltlkh officer la to die on the buntmonths' credit 00 my promise to a ing field, General March plaj "I am her to get the reflected pay. I could atretrb my $1,UU0 lot of tennle and, when a friend rlory when my wife la Introduced. long way In the purchase of good suggested It wa pretty vigorous ha said, but I don't want to take I opened (he store with a total pay he said be didn't know any any advantage of de Silva roll of 112 per week for a couple ot Ruddy better manner In which a retired Thla la hla wife. Stand who ordinarily would up. Marie. assistant tenoral could die than on the len- Sport Ward hntn't any wive of have cost me double thnt The til court It eoema to me that tame record, but when he get one, I want business prospered from th Ural on once wrote a book entitled. her to know that he wa not slight-aI figure,- - said the man who now Generali file In lied." thla evening. Stand up, Sport- - la the wealthiest citizen of bit On by on Mr. Seeman Intro- town, thnt panic put me on my The Hilly Seemant were dining at duced hla guests. Some of them feet" didn't take kindly to hi effort In their behalf, but he says the world A Spanish music publisher aays Is full of Ingratitude. Famous Lost" Mine that bis largest sale In Spain con slat of American Jazz music. II Is Believed Found A man who came to the United says that little else Is played In the Two Worland Stale from abroad when he wa Borland, Wya and theaters. cafes men believe they may hate rediseleven renrs old and settled In a 0 Bell Syndicate) W NT? ferric covered the celebrated Lost Cabin mine, one of the moat loaf gold ml net In the history of the Weat M. C. Hurt and M. It Newtnger while bunting In the Tenaleep LIFE-GIVING mountain found evidence of old gold mining activity. The tale of the Lot Cabin nearly a century ago, result Transportation Limits Out- boats, mine dale back to 1804 when ed In a workmanlike survey of th A TOAST two men whose nninet have long Iend sea and Its amazing proper put of Chemicals. since been forgotten, appeared ties. This deepest hole In the world Whit though ths wave of at Kurt Ijiramle with ST.taiO In Washington. Willi wheat at (lie outside the ocean bnsins. Is th yesteryear Return upon our beach. lowest dust and nuggets and related price since 1591, and other subject of a bulletin front the Na come And again, and slip how they had found an enoragricultural products selling at a tlonal Geographic society. away fracllon of world earlier rich Two out prices, of reach Forever mously years deposit Sea One Much Larger. Let's retgnito the torch of a paradoxical later they announced their In geography Before Behring straits separate) da a trick when fertilizer material from lent Ion to go back to the mine And hall the new born year the Dead sea recently arrived In Alaska from Asia am before th and were They disappeared Old Father Time's young pro Straits of Itover marked off Eng New York. never seen again. geny wa sea land from Dead the France, la worth a rousing cheer! Since that time (here has been Although (lie commercial explol am C. four A. times Its CLAPP. In Chicago present length tatlon of Die salts of the Dead sea almost a constant search hy Dally News. Its level was tlmt of the Medltei Is the result carried of experiments prospector for the mine, hut It Mo on by M. A. N'ovoineysky since 1011, rnnean." says the bulletin. never baa been rediscovered. it was an American who made the of the salts from that larger se first modern exploration of the Sea still remain in the smaller evaporu Death." W. F. Lynch' amusing t!o pan now known as the Deo of Bill Defense National adventures with camels and flat sea. From pipes sunk 175 feet bi low the surface of this natural Cut Under 600 Millions rate compounded by sun an Washington. The cost of the wind, a new chemical company I American nntlonnl defense estnb SHIRT-WAISFROCK now pumping saline wntcr. Till llshment will run below $600tUU,-0"(lv (IlhKIK NIC IIOI.AS super-sewater, so dense thnt ot during the 1934 fiscal year If ganlc life cannot exist In It, I estimates now being prepared by the bureau of the budget are enspread out Into 600 acres of art) ficlal evaporation pans contained h acted into law nt the short session five miles of dikes. The savage sm of congress, liupilry disclosed that does most of the work, but 40 the navy budget for 193-- has been Arab and Jewish laborers are al . reduced to slightly above $390, rend.v employed In mining tin while that of the army will be precious salts from the sen. considerably below $300,000,000. "Four principal salts are helm According to a recent report of S SAC 11 U S ETTS made extracted; muriate of potash, use. the United States Chamber of ComNew Year's a holiday long in the manufacture of fertilizer merce American national defense after llie American cus- bromine, used In medicines, pliotog expenditures for the 1031 fiscal year tom of New Years calls, iwR.S and chloride oi rnphy wete $ti!).(too.oK). During the curwhich Justified Its observ-nice- , magnesium, used In textile and ce rent fisenl year appropriations for had gone the way of the polka merit manufacture, and commor national defense, counting new ind the hoop skirt. There is notb-nsalt, formerly a Turkish monopoly shore stations, military posts, and From this sea In which nothing American about the carnival-liknew warship construction, amount s can live, finer crops are to come which nowadays ed to $014,000,000. On the basis of Salts which failed to heal ferods the new year. Or can It be confidential figures not yet released illness will help In world healing hat even tills Is a metamorphosis for publication the appropriations Although the pillar of solid stilt if the watchniglit meeting of 40 to be asked for national defense In wife which Is pointed out as ears or more ago? To deacons and 1034 will imnunt to around $5S0. still rises on the slope of Jebel Us elders, to ail anxious heads of 000.000. It used to seem fitting to spend dum, close by the Dead sea shore "Tor the most part the reductions common salt, a byproduct of the at least three hours of the year in will be effected through cutting cerPalestine Potash company, sets up singing lugubrious hymns and givtain classes of pay, curtailment of a strong competition tn the local ing thanks that they had been new construction activities, and a market singled out for preservation when general tightening upon expendi Five and a half miles of new so many of kin and friends bad tures. A few shore activities and road link the seaside factory with been removed by an equally discernarmy posts will be closed, but very Toad to Jericho, ing Providence. the little snving Is anticipated through the Good Samar! made famous by A cut of this avenue of economy But to the young the watchnight tan ; but the limiting factor In pres 1,700 marines will save a million meeting was always a dreary servnot low Is the ent operations price ice, only to be endured in view of and a half for the navy. of chemicals but the availability the Joy of the tomorrow. And when Diesel engined of transportation. the life and color were taken out See What One Big Fish trucks now haul the chemicals out of the observance of New Year's Itland of worlds the depresdeepest in Trade! Brought Him there seemed little sense In sion and up to the Judean plateau self, In a day of gloom with a Nampa, Idaho. Lack of cash At Jerusalem It Is loaded In trains ushering doesn't prevent Charles Chadwell, still gloomier New Years eve. So Throughout present styling the bound to Egypt, Jaffa or Haifa, t Is modes Walker Kerry fisherman, front proinfluence of they left the watchnight meeting to Depression Now Malaria-Free- . This attractive those who found no more pleasure viding his family with food and easily traceable. Inexhaustof the almost "In spite In tlielr and for themselves Inclothing With steaks front a sports dress demonstrates how clevDead sea salts, there troduced days, sturgeon he caught In the erly the Idea Is being developed ible supply'of the practice now generally Snake river, Chndwell traded for this season This youthful looking seems little chance of flooding the prevalent of indulging In a last fling ten pounds of hutter, eight boxes of frock is Ideal for college or oflice market unless agricultural condi in prepnration for the morrow's disapples, a slab of bacon, two linitts, wear. It Is of rust colored crepe. tions alter radically. The demand agreeable business of turning over doubled every deca quantity of fresh meat, a pair of Bright nickel buttons and buckle for potash has new leaf. They bave revived the ade in recent times. At present old shoes, a sweater, gasoline for his answer the call for metal trimpagan ceremony, except that no 3,000,000 tons of muriate of potash motor car, and $2.40 cash. mings. skeletons are passed miniature a year are produced, principally In around at the feast to remind them Germany and Alsace Lorraine. that they are mortal Nothing In There is gold in the Dead sea this modern New Year's eve abanwater as there Is In the waters of don, however, commends it as a sub!- every sea but no process for get- stitute for the old and gracious custing It out commercially has been tom of paying and receiving calls, New Institution to Look to arch In the prison auditorium, which developed. custom whose desuetude was hasis large enough to seat all the prls For centuries the Ghor, as the' Prisoners Future. oners that the institution will bold, Arabs call the great depression of tened by the prodigious growth of the large cities of our country In are the words, That which is past the Dead sea, has been an unhealthy Lewlsburg, Ia. In the new Unit and gone is irrevocable; wise men locality. The local population ex- the years that have followed the ed States Northeastern peniten have enough to do with things pres Civil war. cepting the hordes of prewar piltiary, near here, which except for a ei,t and to come." InAs peoples acquaintances and who tourists crowded grims wall and a few forbidding circreased their from Bacon, the Jericho road at Easter time words These classic numerically carefully concealed bars bears more to Sanford G. Bates di was confined to a few miserable cle widened geographically. resemblance to a co ege than to according vehicles were still the indisrector of the bureau of federal pris Arabs with negroid features. One the accepted Idea of perai ins.itu in Washington, strike the keynew of ways of getting about. A pensable ons, the bas company triumph tions, Unclv Sam has lust begun who In 1S69 could call new and Institution the the health note record. gentleman The its been former jf his most ambitious experiment in find The pest hole Is now a new federal prison program. healthy spot In upon 100 or more ladies and numreformation o. the criminal. will look to the prison spite of the terrifi heat, for ma room In himself for an equal The first prisoners have been penitentiary rather than their past laria, a former scourge, has been ber of cups of coffee or glasses of transferred from Atlanta. Ga.. and ers' future The old style steel cell block has abolished. sherry, was compelled. In 1879, to un niore will be brought regularly new prison reduce his calling list by half; he at of the tons atmndoned millions of been The to salts til the prisoi, has Its uormal ca There are only S3 disciplinary cells be hauled from the Dead sea will could not get all the way round, pneity of 1,200 Inmates. for the most desperate prisoners. probably avoid the present 4,000 even If his brains and his legs held The warden of the new peniten For the most part prisoners will foot climb to Jerusalem by means out. As It became apparent that In H s C. Hill, formerly MaJ. tiary in single rooms, their quarters of a railway which may be built either the custom or Its observers live charge of the Illinois state prison bettered for good behavior up the Jordan valley to Beisan must shortly perish from the earth, being at Joliet, a prison executive of long historic site where the plain of Es the custom languished and died. and a capacity for reform. e .periowe. draeion breaks away to the Ghor Such of the old observers as survive The Institution was built at a re Prisoners from Maine, New Hnmp From Beisan the chemicals will go spend the day sadly, there Is nothFederal low cost prison Con mnrkahly shire. Vermont, Massachusetts, to Haifa, there to be transshlpperi ing they can do to make them reIt was erected estimate that officials neeticiit, Bhode Island, New York, ocean There is no pleasure In liners Into accommodated man pentant. be a about $2,000 of cost per at New Jersey, Pennsylvania, m pos fine new resolutions which you the hind or whlcl the making good with breakwater, $4,000 slbly Delaware, Maryland, and Ohio housed, compared ' e Is reaching out from Mount Carmel can't break If you try. Boston $5,0(10 per Inmate of some of will hr housed In the penitentiary. toward Acre." Herald. Emblazoned on the proscenium other new prisons. . cot-cen- T Old New Years and the New sw Ycais (K),-000- g e nerry-makin- g fam-lie- s. well-pave- d shirt-wais- U. S. Will Try Crime Reform Horse-draw- i n Heroines All Needs Met by Breeding Associations. "rd, DEAD SEA SUPPLIES SALTS American fir 1ltor M w NU ItARI'VR N.w Tark Dk group of fanner, self organ Ized tu buy a breeding stallion adapted to th liorso need of the community, and who buy a stallion direct from a breeder, I A By LOUISE M. COMSTOCK orauctim uktn people At ni$kt Kouae. pws our In I kvhter-trailin- g motor curj jit And the. jky Brown Grammy the And $ze. for joy upon ride.5 Jo MINISTERS wlf was Gram my- Brown, on al least whose life of unflagging devotion and aac auodatton. Th honebrvedlng association U rlfice baa not been left unsung. When her husband, tbs Iteverrnd similar to th old time horse com pany, hut lacks tha outside pro Ivory ISrowo of Rrownstield. Maine, nmter oho ha a horse to sell and enlisted In tbs Union army at the ho ha to be paid for bit sate beginning of the Civil war, biawtfe promotion artHItlea. Th old horse Mary waa determined to accompan) company, which mad horse breed him. Uer service wer kindly but MOST OF LUMBER In New York firmly refused at tha recruiting of Ing too exieiiiv DOLLAR TO LABOR tale, was usually organized hy n flee. Thereupon she walked with determination Into headquarters, agent who sold about twenty-fivLabor receives considerably morf farmers each a hundred dollar look off her bst and coat, and set than half of the cost of the lumber shout raw th recruits mothering share of stock, and then sold the In the construction of the there gathered to await marching employed company a horse. average home, It wa declared by the And orders. husband's her when It la unnecessary for farmer to National Lumber Manufacturers aspay the added expense, when the regiment. Company M, Thirty first sociation. association la both Maine Volunteers, left for the fronL If the labor of the woodsmen who cheap and workable: When In oeef Mrs. Brown somehow or other man cut down the tree, the labor of th InI to aa aged go a along, just of stallion, the association may sawmill workers who cut the log send a committee of Its members tended to from the very Brat, she Into lumber, of the planing mill men to sections, where later boasted. who make the doors, sash and floorThere was plenty of reason to bo they not only buy a atalllon at a ing; of the various transportation fair price, hut see good breeding llete a kind trovidenc bad guided and distributing agencies are consaid she my footsteps, many years sidered the estahllNhmeiua, learn to know the portion of the lumber I found a great deal to better breeders, and make contract later. dollar going to labor In the construcwith prospective buyer. The cost do and heard no complaint about tion of a dwelling will be approxiof a atalllon under the breeding as- having a woman around! I washed, mately G7 cents, the association finds. sociation plan Is usually about half cooked, tewed. Ironed, tidied up. and A survey In 15 large cities In as nursed for officer and men alike the cost in a hors company. nnd I was fully repaid In the ardent many states, made by the United Slates bureau of labor statistics, appreciation of ail those good men." Repellent Washes That But Mrs Brown waa not satisfied (bowed thnt the al material cost In Cause Injury to Trees with service behind the line When resident Ini construction was C2.7 rents of the building dollar, while t Many washes, such as my husband was on picket duty." labor costa amounted to 37.3 cents. whitena-h- , linie sulphur, sbe said. I took bis place In the diluted The lumlier dollar, made up of soap suds, coal tar, gns ta, axle ranks and I bare stood ninny and the cost of carpentry work, lumber, grease, paint, various oils, and oth many a night with my eighty rounds Items, was dir substances, are often recom of bullets, all of which I fired at (he niUlwork, and other vided between C7.1 cents for matem did I turn at Again enemy. mended a washes or paint for rials and 32.9 cents for labor. Tills fruit trees to prevent injury by rab- picket duty when my husband was classification of material referred to bits and field mice. During mild Id the ranks. Following an en whiter all of these materials may gagement I had walked among two materials delivered on the job and did not rexenl the portion of tabor work very well If anow has been hundred dead, sick and wounded Into Its prepnration, It Is exgoing I com to all could on the ground, however, for a week soldiers, doing or more nnd raldd's and mice need fort them and ease their suffering." plained. Washington Star. Mrs. Brown would also tell of the food badly, serious Injury may he HE custom of celebrating done to the trees where washes of meetings she and her husband held Old Sols Helper the advent of the New the above substance have been np In the camps and in the ranks. lie Reading Hint the sun may not last Year Is sunk In antiquity. piled. was the preneher and I assisted him. more than another seven billion Let us glance down the Such substances as paint, coal site said. He had man converts: years, the girl out our way Is makcenturies toward some of tar, gas tar, axle grease, concentratAt one tlr e this remarkable wom- ing an Increased use of her the first stunts In which the popa ed oils, and combinations of such an cared for fifteen men at one time so as to ease up the drain. Arkanlace Indulged and see If we arent materials may do serious Injury to in the field hospital at Rurchville sas Gazette. Inclined to draw a breath of relief the tree trunks nnd even cause the station, never leaving them except as we exclaim, How times have trees to die. To be on the safe when she took short periods of sleep changed side, the grower should not use And when her husband was wound Long, long ago, before the dawn such substances, ns there are others ed, she accompanied him to the I Complexion of civilized stomachs. It was a good which may be used with us good re- hospital In Washington. Secret ! To all the soldiers she knew, Mrs. old pagan custom for our people to sults without danger of harm. ITO her friend the eon-fused the secret of her If repellant or poisonous wash is Brown related with pride, she was celebrate Hie New Year by gatherflawless clear white akin. ing In tlie open where they could desired, use whitewash, soap suds, known as Mother Brown. The years Long ago ahe teamed did not bring her children of her that no cosmetic wouid circle around two wild boars that or dormant strength hide blotches pimples or tore each other to bits. The meat nnd add lend arsenate at the rate own, but apparently held her an sallow ness. She found the necret ot real comtask of of Hie dead animals was then di- of about two pounds to 60 gallons. changed In her beauty In NR plexion in her later her friends for rures Rem vided between the people to feast These washes may he applied with service, Table ts , cleansed and knew as They Sdy). her Grammy," cleared the eliminative tract corrected upon, the best pieces being re- a spra.u-r- which will facilitate the days always slug drove out the poisonous served for those higher In authority work. Greater concentrations may Grammy" Brown. gtah bowel action waste. She felt better, too, full of pep, tingling be made nnd the a far from the repellents applied Its cry midnight sup with vitality. Try this mild, safe, dependable, corrective tonight, bee your com Hannah Weston per of today with Its carefully by means of an ordinary paint plexion improve, or no chosen hors d'oeuvres to stimulate brush. There is little danger EXCITED emissaries from the see headaches, vanish. the flagging appetites of guest of these washes doing Injury to tree of Machias sixteen dullness 4pivj At all druggist whose stomachs revolt at the sight trunks no matter when or how ap miles away clattered up to the home only 2jc. of Joslab plied. Exchange. Weston In Jonesboro, of spilled blood. V?Quick relief for Tn old Scotland a more savory Maine, one day shortly after the TUff" 5 Hon. Best Pig Management Battle of Lexington. Machias was diet was enjoyed on New Years eve when people thronged through If nt all possible, the farrowing about to demonstrate its defiance More, the Pity the streets between twelve and one places for pigs should be out In of the mother country. Its citizens Interesting people" are largely a been bad to erecting Liberty pole oclock at night bearing steaming clean pastures. These pigs should those you don't know. kettles of spiced aie, known In that be left In these clean pastures as celebrate the news of Lexington day as. the wassail bowl As they long as there U any green feed when the British ship Margaretta. Doctor told mama W passed each other on the way to available. There are three reasons up from Boston with piovislons, visit neighbors, they stopped to give why this kind of pig management bad come Into harbor. At sight of that Bronchi-Lyptu- s and take sips, so thnt their spirits Is advisable: It prevents the pigs the Liberty pole the commander of it the best thing for were mounting high when they ar- becoming Infested with worms; It the Margnretta had been very angry coughs, because its to open fire on made from healing rived, to be generously fed on buns reduces the possible losses from and threatened It and all Its eucalyptus oil. and Machias destroy and cheese. This pleasant custom anemia; nnd It helps to give the At your druggists. For FREE sample, unless Inhabitants the pole was write pigs a good start before winter persisted for many years. to 732 Ceres Ave., Los Angeles. taken down within twenty-fou- r At one time the New Year was weather necessitates their being hours. Many of the citizens, It celebrated hy the giving of presents more closely confined In central hog seemed, were quite willing to comJust as Christmas Is today. Gloves houses and under dry lot feeding But a small group under one were a popular contribution to a conditions. As a rule, winter ra- ply. Jerry O'Brien were deIn more are less deficient or tions ladys wardrobe because of their nutritive values. It Is not quite fair termined to permit no such outrage. rarity. Hannah Weston watched her husAt the Foremost Desert Resort to young pigs to put them on ra When pins were first Invented, band ride away with envy In her of the West marvelous climate warm sunny In to this kind addition of tions about the beginning of Jhe Sixtheir already having a poor Start-Hoa- rd's eyes. It was a fine thing to be a dayt clear starlit nights dry invigorating teenth century, they were an even man and fight for freedom. There air gorgeous mountain plendid roads Dairyman. more acceptable gift In feminine cirseemed little a mere woman could scenes flnest hotels the ideal winter home Writ Cree A Chaffy e cles. They were rough do. Then she remembered hearing one of the men saying that Machias, pins, but were considered rare Agricultural Hints The hay crop In Wisconsin was for all Its fine spirit, had little ampieces of workmanship compared California with the skewers of bone and wood the smallest In 15 years. There was something a munition. men to Qualify fog e then In use. If money was given woman could do. after all in radio eemcing, for their purchase, it was known as mulch around her sister Rebecca to radios television, eta Beet trainingcommercial Apply perennial Leaving available a phrase which has plants and not directly on the tops tend the house and prepare supper, modern equipment, free literature. Earn tuition. Western Electrical College, 133 Regent SL, Salt Lafet Hannah set out to make the rounds clung to the language, and con- of them. e e of Jonesboro. notes money used for any extras, Melted pewter could And Then Some And most of Addition of cottonseed meal to be made Into bullets. pins or other. Some family skeletons need big Imhad Jonesboro housewives Increased ration and the pewter, closets. gains In early America the New Year fine mugs and dishes, pots and was celebrated with the simplicity proved the finish of the lambs. out here spoons, cherished pieces that was part of the times. With You can plant tulips np to Janu- in the wilderness, but readily sac AT THE FIRST SNEEZE no steam cars, motor cars or telerifleed when Hannah made her plea. USE phones, people had to depend on ary 1, and be assured of good Returned home, Hannah secured her stage coaches and ox teams for bloom If you can work the soIL precious load of pewter ware In an transportation. It was said that It It Is better to have honey not old pillowcase. Then, with the first was of no use to sit up and watch accompanied the old year out as the clocks did only for winter, but for spring fall of darkness, setand out for Machias as well, thus making by Rebecca, she so vary that they knew very little It was a weary and fearsome Jourof the crossing. So the settlers early disturbance of the colonies ney, that sixteen miles through the celebrated by making multitudinous unnecessary. But forest under cover of dark. calls the next day. Jingling merry the two women, dragging their sack bushels With of 31,095,000 the snow off bells and shaking sleigh 1L A of Arrived at on the door step. Refreshments con- 1931 corn crop still remaining on of metal made YOUR HANDKERCHIEF the town In 1 this Machias, they found on farms November Illinois sisted of great slices of cake, AND PILLOW the carryover of old corn Is an uproar. Not the roar of cannon ITS NEW doughnuts, coffee and cider. The year, but triumphant shouts greeted them. custom of making wholesale New the largest since 1920. and his OBrien band little Jerry Years calls persisted for many Fad of Fair Sex Pure breds or scrubs? A survey had put the crew of the MargaOnly a short time ago It years. Most women seem to enjoy plty-n- g In nearly every state of the Union retta to rout In the village square, wns still the fashion for families to somebody. shows that registered animals ma- the Liberty pole still stood. hold open house. If Hannah Westons offering of ture earlier, give a quicker turnThe Chinese are said to celebrate over on Investment, make gains od pewter ware was not needed at that New Years in the most nnusual less feed. time, It was pot to good use In sub fashion of all. They actually fee! sequent battles. ADd a kind heartSEND f Oft CIRCULAR compelled to pay off their debts beAn average price of $256.25 for ed village merchant, hearing of Telling about qutek stomach relief. A fore they can be at peace with the back guarantee if not satisfied. registered horses, $164.05 for grades, their deed, presented Hannah and money Do not Delay world. Of all the customs of va- and $02 for of with twelve Rebecca yards and was foals yearlings LABORATORY rious nations, this Is perhaps the a for new - Salt Lake City, Utah Ave. 1147 camlet," Herbert enough 39 head at a consignpaid for the I most worthy of emulation. Indlfln-apoll- s ment new gown apiece sale sponsored by the MichiNews. 1932, Western Newspaper Union, gan Ilorse Breeders association. horse-breedin- A vitk the jtATJ. horse-breedin- g horse-breedin- rcix-llcn- sun-lam- --WHISPERED ;.Great A lime-sulph- d (a J , Sunshiine d Alt Winter Long hand-mad- PALM SPRINGS IVAHTEDg brood-rearin- g Essence Mlsthi M ST0MACU BAD? band-som- |