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Show EAST SALT LA-- TIMES. CQfV'cmxyYmxYryYvyofoo id CThe Kitchen Cabinet COsX.XXJvjOO l'iikn ll' fllTi'F.il' : : tu i Ui.it) ' A t )!! TAPIOCA DISHES wl.h'li may safe-Tapioca Is a .-it lie served to the children. It is e when inviting roiiihim-- with fruit. Take oni- - cupful of sugar, one- half cupful of quick cooktea ing lapiiH-a- . oi. spoonful of salt and three cupfuls of boiling water. Cook milil the tapioca is transparent, then pour It bakliitu a ing dish and cover the top with peeled and quurtcnMl apple. Bake until the arc ilulle. Serve hot or cold Up de with sugar ami eivum. Maple Tapioca. iliie may use one and cupful of brown augur with a half of maple tluv- oring If the maple sirup or sugar Is not ut hand; utbl tcuspoiir.ful of salt und three cupfuls of boiling f water to cupful of tapioea. Cook in a double boiler afler 1,.- - first I it iiiimiieM of cooking uiul serve coli with cream. Tapioca Custard. Soak of a cupful of tapioca one hour la cold water, drain, then add four cupfuls of seabled milk and cui'k in a double boiler fur half an hour. Beat f thrvv eggs slightly, add cuje ful of sugar, one tcnspoonful of salt, and pour on gradually ihe hoi mix- Turn lnio a buttered baking lure. dish, udd one lahlespixfi'.fiil of butter and bake thirty minutes in a slow d.-s- y ' , SAY BAYER ASPIRIN Unless you see the 'Bayer Cross on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe hy millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for i Colds Pain Headache Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism one-fourt- i Accept only Bayer package which contains proven directions. Handy Bayer boxes of 12 tablets i one-hal- f Alsu bottle Aaplrla U Uw trails olie-hal- 1 i Anil Cat Farm House ; ilive-ilgalil- ig ' one-hal- a' l Cuticura Soap for tha Complexion. Nothing heifer limn Cullcura Kmip dully and Ointment now imd then u needed to make the complexion clear, sculp e'icun und hand soft and white. Add to this the fascinating, fragrant Culli'Uin Talcum, and you have the Cullcura Toilet Trio. Advertisement. nven. Tapioca Rabbit, i'll! tine one eup-- I ful of rich cheese, add It to a pint of f and of sail, one milk, level tell spoon fit I of rml pep- per to taste, and two level tablespoon- g fills of Cisik laploca. mull Ihlek In a double Imlbr or chafing dish and just before serving add a t en egg. Serve on toast or eruekera. Peach Tapioca, I train a can of sprinkle with powdered sugar anil let stand one hour. To one cupful of tapioca, add tlm-- cupfuls of hullf ing witter, cupful of sugar and l f tcnspoonfiil of salt. Cook until the taploen Is transparent. The r?nch Juice from the ran may he used, adding enough water to make the three cupfuls of liquid. Line a mold with the snelies. fill In the tapioca and hake thirty minutes. Serve with ?renm. xJtsRrrr?:- - ?: t une-hul- lifers ' -i-' i mu-tur- d, . rV-- . j qiiifk-eookin- Concerning Pet Namea The pet natne for Mary Is Bully, and although t his 111.13- seem rather n a curious fact that the SI Jump, It Initial la ofieii changed to a I'. Maggie, fnan Margaret, heeouiea Beg or Beggy, while the pet nunm for Martha la either Matty or Batty. Bet names rein to know no law. well-hea- WJi&ra Dn'lsj Gfo Jteejo Hm CAinVtifW By JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN ANTKD : An American multi millionaire phlluiitlirop'xt to dig a bole ten or twelve mile deep right down towards tlie center of the earth I What for ? So a to find out wlint'a there. And why? Well, science any a systematic study of the earth's crust Is one of the moat pressing needs of the day. To what end? That all mankind may be benefited by Increased knowledge of the sources of energy. Kir Cliarles A. l'arsons of England Is the man who makes the suggestion about financing the . proji-ctIt would be an admirable thing," ha we If aome American says, hive few of them left In Great Britain now would donate the money for the work. Otherwise the work will have to be done through International effort because of the tremendous expense. What la the expense? Well, something like How long will It tnke? Oh, some1100,0(10,000. thing like SO years. Cun It be done? Sir Charles says he's made experiments that prove It can. Given the money, the engineers will do the rest. Now, this man Parsons Is an engineer whose reputation makes It worth while to pay attention to what he says, lie's Kir Charles Algernon K. C. B. (1011), C. R. M. A.. D. Sc., F. B. 8, etc. lie was born In 1854, the fourth eon of. the third earl of Hosse. All the engineering world knows lilin as the man who han probably had most to do with the adaptation of the steam turbine engine to commercial purposes on a large scale. He Is the head of several big engineering and electand la doubtlric,,! works nt Nowcast ess able to contribute liberally to the project which haa largely occupied his ultcnilun for twenty years or more. It's a fascinating notion, this boring Into the rrut of old enrth to see what old Diune Nature Is holding out on us. The scientific shnrps have figured Hnd figured until they now think that the whole mass composition of the whole envelope of the earth la nlKiut like Oils: The lithosphere or and forming rarity jHirtlon hImiiiI ten miles thh-shniit let per cent of whole; the hydrosphere or Sens, nearly 7 per eent. anil the atmosphere shout OM Hr rent. Now, about ICi per rent of the surface reeks Is Igneous or voleanle. These prepnn-tk-mi- t rucks aolldilletl fnan a fused reliilltloli nlid ire av hlenee Hint tin Interior of the mirth ntienea How deep they eniiie la In a molten eoiidlllon. diwn Is this molten core? Thai's iinltiiown if , ut volcanic activities In vnrlous parts sugcoin- -. gest ttuil It Is net many mllos deep and ulso that (hr reeky crust la not everywhere of the niiiiim multi-millionai- Par-Son- s, thick Reas. The newest vidcnnlc field Is the Knltnal Nation In 1 1 2 meiiunienl In southwestern Alaska. Ueiiiit Katiunl blew off Its head and covered a Inrge part of the world wTIti ashes and limit. The nplevlon created the "Valley of Ten ThuusHiiil w here the cnrlli Is hot and superbi'iitoil leu m Issues In llionsnnds of hissing coluiiins. The gey of Yellowstone National park show an oldw i. ground, partly cooled off and much M's!, t itnlciiiiuiniau, "Ijike of Everlasting Kira" In Hi of Kllnuca In flic Hawaii National Pnrk ts always a mass of molten lava, always In "11 like a great boiling spring, apparently a illrivi connection with the liquid center of the 1 - Mirth. I 'f hand the thickness of the rocky crust of the seem to vary greatly. The highest la the summit of Mount India Chins, 20.HH0 feet above sea level. Erict, The lowiwt Is the I lead aoa In Palestine. 1.290 feet hehnv sea level. Tha mmsipondliig point In Continent nl Putted Ktatea ara Mount Whitney In 14,503 feet; Death Valley, California, 270 fait. The mean dejdh of all the ocean and aeas h "Ht limited at bImuiI two and f miles. The Inctfic averages 12.000 feet, Ihe Mediterranean Mirth would M on the earth's surface one-hal- l.lkkl, Th deepest natural hole In the earth'e surface Canyon National parti In Arisons. (ts Orand and SO deep, has curved a canyon ten miles across and G.HOO feet deep. Crater luke, In Crater Here the Colorado river, a stream 300 feel wide Bake National pnrk In Oregon, In the crater of Mount Muxama, la more than 2, 0H0 feet deep, with 1,000 feet of cllffa aurroundlng it. The East Face of Longs peak, King of the Rockies," In Rocky Mountain Nutlonal park, preaenta an almost vertical front of 2,200 feet. Man has been Industriously digging into the earth for treasures of various kinds, but his deepest bole la not much more than a mile. The deepest shaft la stated to be the St. John del Rey gold mine in Brazil, 6.500 feet. There are shafts in India and the Transvaal which fall about 500 feet short of tide depth. Oil well have been driven deeper than mine shafts. The deepest Is stated to be at Fnlrmount. W. Va., 7,579 feet. There are others over 7,000 feet deep In California, Pennsylvania and Ger- one-hal- many. Under present conditions the limit to the depth of a mining shaft la aet by the bent of rock. This beat varies, but in jeneral a rUe of one deIn level of gree in temperature follows a drop 40 feet. At the depth of a tulle men can work with of the difficulty, If t all. In some of the shafts Comstock Lode, Virginia City, Nev., the waters at 000-80-0 feet are boiling. So It appears that man hfis not got very far Into the earth's surface, as compared with the proposed hole. And ills experience to date give Aphint of the difficulties he will encounter. a mile Is a good deal parently every If si feet below like an Inch en the end of a man's nose. These things, however, do not daunt Ihe modem In Sir Charles, lie lias engineer, as personified lmle project for a this been advoeatlng address In 1!0 to long time. In Ills presidential the engineering section of the British association lie said. In pnrt : A most Important Investigation nrnllnc attenof the tion Is Ihe exploration of thet lower depths dee-sshaft ts, 1 believe, Ihe At present eurlli. at the Cape, n little over a mile In depth, ami bore hole Is one made In Silesia 1y the Is nhoat the same A nst rt nil government, whl.li fonml at greater depths Is depth. What would he foan.led on the hi present a mill I. r for eoiije. iuri'. of strain observed at or near thickness ami dip ini.1 vulmihle lives have Hie surface. Much money been devoted In exploration of the polar region, the sel lull there can he no roiiipai Imoi m.iteilal result entitle Interest ami the a great engineerof disqi earth exploration ami seated geology. on deep attack ing There would he some departure from ordinary the proposed exengineering praeliee In sinking It would lm sunk In n locality wlmft. ploratory I ring strata to avoid a far ns mslhle water H would lie of and the necessity of pumping. similar size to Hint or a modern mlliorj shaft. H would he sunk In singes of nhout half a tulle In depth, and nt each stage there would lie placed to lie worked elechauling and oilier machinery, In each trically. for dealing with the operation of each Hinge would he restrictThe depth stage. a dlsproportlon-ated to hill f a mile. In order to avoid cost In the hauling machinery and the weight on the cooling of roM ss well a Increased eisl o arising from exclusive hydraulic arrangement pressures. At each second or third mile In depth there would be air locks In prevent nlr pressure from the weight or the becoming excessive owing to air, which at from two to three amierlnruinlM-n- t Ihe atmospheric miles would reach about double A greater rise In pres pressure at the surface. aura Ilian this would lie objectionable for two workfirst, from the Inconvenience to tha men sect 'ml from the rise In temperature due to of Ihe circulating nlr Iho adiabatic compression Imnlr for vcntHatlng purposes. Thewould pressure thus reach to lock nlr each atwve mediately to one at- about two atmospheres and beneath ros-aon- a sink-.n- g Charles. In 1004, estimated the cost of two miles, which first tha for fl.000.000 at 11a expected a would require ten yaara to sink. IU,Rlr' 1 ono-lm- the Hvvq waves that It la hot 20 mllea below the earths surface. It would take 20,000,000 pounds sterling to finance a big company to do the work. It could lie done in 50 years. Discussing his project after the luncheon. Sir Charles said British scientists, as well as officials of the Royal observatory ut Greenwich, were greatly Interested In the scheme. "We dont know what Is down there and we ought to; thats the point," he said. I have been doing preliminary experimentation for eight years and I am certain that such a shaft la a practicable engineering project and that the only thing necee- aary to make It a reality Is the money. It might be possible to go deeper than 12 miles. "I would have the shaft 20 feet In diameter and lined with granite, which experiments have shown would not full In. The shuft would be sunk to different levels, in the same ay that mining shnfts ore sunk, and It would he ncccKsnry, after we got down to a aulficicnt depth, to have the heat At 12 mile the temperature la pumped out. probably a high as 272 degrees Fahrenheit." Dr. Arthur Selw.vn itrnvvn iliHCtissea Kir Charles' project nt coiiKldcrahlc lenetli In the New York . He say la part: 'Engineer who have worked In mines candid-lBilmll that n deep cxploruHon shaft properly managed would he of inevluinMc value to science. Then should lie one in every continent equipped with it full wlcniliic si:i!T of observer ami instruBut when such a ments, like an observatory suggests Is grciil depth a Sir Vli:irle I'uruon mcniloncil. I hoy do no; at :dl slm re hi sanguine l !i of :di"'ii i hive miles Is the hent views. A iliev would admll. undor experience, to he possible for a shaft. I'l.ere are numerous dltlieul-tlin deep sinking tvllili aro euiniihit ively felt the Imt rone I met every foot that is son', vvh.-I'lil'hiiion. water hailing, haaling lit depth. would all proKi'iu iliihciil'. prol'lems at the dep'.li of two miles and there woul.l he the diilleulty In gelling the granite shaft l.idag hlm'ks down and N't In position. Is one that merit Nevcrt lilies, tin- - pro'i"-:.- ! A shu.' l ptopoiiy sank to the grenti-s- t nlleiition. uttalmihlii depth would hi- of far greater scion l title value Ilian a huge uu'id cr of polar and to know more of Me exploriilbiiis. our earth's crust than wo do. of Its ihysleal Its periodie iliaiige, Its temperature, mul Its voleuulc miigneth' and rinlio variation iiiuveiiii'iils. We need a number of underground observatories to sviin' data for a number of unand to shed further solved problems of mien.-light upon geology. ml::enil.cy and chemistry. The c.nit of sinking and i ipii; p ng u ntimher of deep slmfl would he abuiulaiiMt repaid hy neeiirute similes on Ihe earth' ii'ngneiisiii and rmllo nellrl-tlour most powerful alone. TheKc are mn'-nstairees of energy. I.fiih- is known nhout them. There can be little doiibi. however, that when they are fully understood thov will become the most and suelnl liven iMttcnt factor In our li. A thorouRh, syMeiinille study or the Interior of the earth's erust lx ene el I lie greatest anil most prasslns fields for exploration Imlny. It will neednumber of deep undertho establishment of l.' where observations ground xelentllle observ all'l of the day nnd night over hour made he every may series of yenrs. There should be one of these on every eontlnenl. They need not he sunk to the great depth suggested hy Sir Charles Barsons. That spenra i 1' ' impossible depth. They shMild le ns deep a they enn be sunk. 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A prominent druggist says, Take tot s example Dr. Kilmer's Kwamp-Roo- t, preparation I have sold for many years and never hesitate to recommend, for in almost every case it shows excellent results, as many of my customers testify. No other kidney remedy has so largs a ale." to sworn statements and According verified testimony of thousands who hi vs ned the preparation, the success of Dr. is due to the fact, Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t so many people claim, that it i ; i barry ) llcralil-Trlbunc- ' b-- ' ' 111 WHEN 111 l c - one-hal- - eqiin-lorlu- th-- . e I I t.gi-n:e- - , j fulfill almost every wish in overcoming kidney, liver and bladder ailment, corrects urinary troubles and neutralize the uria acid which causes rheumatism. You may receive s sample bottle of Swamp-Roo- t by parcel pout. Address Dr. Kilmer k Co., Binghamton, N. Y., and enclose ten cents; also mention this paper. Large and medium size bottlea for aals at all drag stores. Advertisement. Too Much Sound I asked the manager First Aetres n whether I ought to walk off or dance First Hospital Bat lent Here, what Jules. Take five off after my song. do you mean by waking me out of s Second Actress Anil what did he sound sleep? quuria of cran Second Ditto Because, old chap. It herries; scaldisny? them until IUtie First Affivus He fiiiri run . like wax ui-- a distressing sound. Stray skin crack, then blazes: Stories. strain through a loiti. Make a sirup of two l,lu pound of sugar and one quart of ws-ter, then mix ull together to make four quart. Bottle and seal and when used, fill '.he gins with crushed und imiir In the Juice to fill tlie glass. Pineapple Cake Dessert. In un Iron spider put one cupful of lirown sugar und one half cupful of butter. When itii'l lay In as mnnv slice of pineyou are constipated, poisons apple as the spider will hold and cook in os. then pour over gei.tly for ton in the accumulated food Ihe following inixlure: Cream one- carried to all parts of the are waste and fourth of a cupful of hut ter. add follow. Biliousness, inHeadaches hody. of sugar, two egg, yolk and all result from conof lack oneenergy, one and somnia, whi'e beaten sepiiva'cly. will lead to unchecked if liiiif cupful of llour, two leaspoi'ii!'.:. stipation, which cupful of ,if baking powder, results. serious of vanilla. milk und one teasp-'imu- l minone for s'ove Took on top of the Avoid Laxatives Say Doctors ute. tlun put Into a hot oven for forty A noted authority says that laxatives minute. Turn out on a placer, cool and serve with whipped cream. and cathartics do not overcome constipaMarmalade.--Wn- h mid Carrot tion, but by th-i- r continued use tend only when cnrrm put enough s, rape to aggravate the condition. inakj through the meat chopper t II or uni Boil Monm Medical science has found in lubrica-t'o-n three cupful. Wash ami peel two orange, lender. a means of overcoming constipation. one orange pulling ttiu peeling frem The gentle lubricant, Nujol, penetrates through the meat grinder and rutting the hard food waste and thus softens and '.hev the other in fine strips. Blare its II tender. hastens I" passage through and out of in wilier mid boil tint ..f nip'-.:four add the Nujol brings internal Thus, carrot body. the hot and sugar, the Juice of three lemons orange pulp cut Inin Mis. one eupf.il :n wh h Nujol is used in leading hospitals and of waler. U'lng Ihe wa'er i :lll . ('tick jireacrib-- d by physicians throughout was I'oe 1I11 iirollge peel thiek r.'. r until the sirup hr world. Nujol is not a medicine or of the fruit is clear. Three !!e of laxative, and cannot gripe. Like pure be iiiloed in plaee pine ipi'h' water, it is harmless. Invore.l raiige. making n u.fferent Take Nujol regularly and adopt this niaraiiilaili' "'jrrliit Salad. - But In halve r.'id re (mbit of internal cleanliness, for sa'o by I . from Tokay grapes all druggists. nillM, celery nn-- 'Inn :1ta. small bit S1IV and apple, eomhlne equal part mtx' nil together with I'n'tieh ire!na leave ef lettuce, mixing Arrange leave of leeherg b'ltue broken j,.w wttl m,. uher Ingreilleiii of the nilail to n Frenet p Pl.q add the pepper 1' until ready to servo It. ,rn-ddress the to separate tendeney Cra ; Best-- Dr. Swaaip-Ro- ol berries. ; 11 Boscheeg Syrup I When I was I heard a wise man say, Give crowns and pounds Kulness, nut not your heart away; Give pearls away and rubles. Rut keep your fancy free. But I was No use to talk to me. A. E. Houeman. i ef Barer ktuiifartai Stipe rntiiiuiihigiMs of IIMiiul nre Ihe det rill" i. Ill hv while nuts iif a twosiiiry farm liou-- i- nt Morris, 1 . I n siueeo it was disinvereil ihe nuts had completely liiilli'yeiiiahed Ihe wiiinliv olii of the structure, si ml lug at lla- - fiiimd'ilbin and going pi Hie Mof. This urtcn Imp H'iis la triipleal two-thir- jB? nuk j 11 ; 11 j ng ,h MK. j 11 For Internal Cleanliness |