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Show 2 midi. ant. I tt L r fjo The been on record labsldj since Its oldest subsidy. t4"-- jjji remeniuer. f P01" 8lde fte " 1 t1" nn(ler hln .,K u- - tte term -- tiinirf r.Ktinns.- - .-This later be- at which point mII contracts- , for the ship lines carrying the mail. f ieanse they t"u,u a small lIS.',Z military- reasons, with encourabout added jlc jaror rJidfor tha " TTort& he Ldt Wilson, lDe and side tt Deth and r who had much the aboot private pronts mat JldeajRoosevelt holds, was early Wd to the necessity or an Amer- - er in te. o f.ri,lous. 0 u coat .t socl-ate- W (at. Hearty Dishes High in Favor "Along the Rhine" smoke one cigarette for couldn't he. etc-m-ade differed He Just didn't take the propositi PePle drCW tl,e COelU8ion !T7V 8tory' printed at the Llndy was an fanatic. Resolutions by s praising him were passed. He began to get pretty sick of a type of publicity which seemed to him to be making him a goody-goodu ue went out of his wav to mnt a few cicarettpa in a lliat Particular annoyance baB i fbo always mvuicu ?nogii - JSiMALTREASURES " " did ..M k - uuOfH the ' 10 YZ (Mp :ejtl&ht ' the ad But I don't smoke-" hi. . iwer. inn ciSareue men's areummt r rvamnrfltle recovered from fhrtiot t President Roosevelt's J 1Lt in twr of direct and lem-- f - Old buc . r -- a H . tha SJCU him noth'nu UWJ e til NEED? i LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH - . "UIP1B that ...the rfmri" j'nerfhant marine, for national i and economic reasons. He i I department store s permitto a be made deliveries by iti I ..... f " fi l"c lurious Part of the present episode seems to be that for th ..f time since inauguration the White House publicity machine hnni-fi- r The whole Lindbergh thing was a For Instance, rivetin? attentinn on it b? having administration leaders oiocic its printing in the Congressional Record, resulting In an adjournment of the house because it could not Native "Digfllna" mis-tak- e. PreparM by National Georaphle Wuhinrton. n rMu Socl.tr. sparrh tha South Africa, haa up what is believed to be the "other hair of th fn cuiilnan diamond, the largest diamond ever found. The "other half was picked up ln two parts; one a 500 carat diamond of good Quality, and the other a stone which is years AFTI South African Gold. ing and reduction plant In about two minutes. Then you regain the skip and ascend once more to what measuring holes by skyscrapers, the cable oper ator might conceivably announce as "Two hundredth floor, last stopr That which you have glimpsed la but a tiny corner of what is, In effect a vast subterranean city, whose axis measures 70 miles, whose work ers number 190,000, and whose shafts, avenues, and streets total 4,000 miles, or approximately the length of the African continent And the business of this super-mol- e city Is to disgorge over one-haof the world's annual gold production. How to handle that grand total ef Z12.000 men, 90 per cent of them Bantu, who, either above ground or under it work on the Rand? ' Recreation whether golf, tennis. bowls, swimming, or native dance- sis universal, with Inter-min- e sporta as a corollary. As to health and safety, each man regularly undergoes medical examination, first aid is taught to many thousands, while that cheery organ, the reef, advises yoa on every thing, from keeping fit to giving ent-prevention tips to American visitors In what Is thought to be Amer ica nese, as thus: "Say, folks, we're right here at a real slap-u- p gold mine. Lady from Memphis, please don't eject your gum down the shaft That pellet will accomplish a velocity of 5,000,000 mllea per second and give some one a head ache." Huge Cost of Supplies. Whoever presides over the mines' commissariat must at times develop a genuine housewife's headache. Let us imagine a symbolic Mr. and Mrs. Transvaal Goldmines making up their household books at the close of 1928 1 "numl Six millions of dollars worth of food for our native boys. Rather steep, my dearl" "Let me look, papa. Oh, 23,000 tons of meat beans, and fish that ac counts for it" "Hum! I suppose 400 tons of soap for baths and 8,000 tons of can dles are correct? . . . Here's $200,000 for the boys clothing, slickers, and boots. Hum! Spring cleaning that's the paint and tar $180,000. But what's this extra $20,000 for?" Salt papa. The boys love their pinch of salt and " "Salt I Just salt I Why, mamma, do you realize that our little household Is costing us in stores, $74,000,000 a year?" As to recreation, the "boys'" week ly war dance rivals a circus, a rodeo, and a football match combined. Here Is a native compound disgorging Its thousands of black Shangaans who are welcoming other thousands of black Mchopls, the former tribe's In vited guests. Intriguing, too, are such borrowings of white man's "medicine" as armlets of Red Cross buttons, fountain pens thrust through ear lobes, and medical charts stuck on like mustard plasters. But the TransvaaL like South Afri ca in general, is as varied In respect to treasure houses as was ancient Delphi, with its "treasuries.' In the Pretoria region, and also near Rusten- burg and in the "Bushveld Complex," there are apparently unlimited iron resources, while the region promises to yield one of the greatest platinum deposits In the world. The Transvaal's annual production values In gold, silver, platinum, and the base metals total something like $15,000,-00- Just which one of the reasons In th real Irritant at the White House go as Colonel Lindbergh Is concerned la not being disclosed and will not be Cut it is evident to those who have flawless. been admiring one of the best pubThe Transvaal has been licity machines ever on dlsnlav in the called the treasure-hous- rightly of province National Capital that whatever caused south Africa. It has earned the right the Irritation was a distinct liability, as well, to be called a famous treas In that It resulted in a blunder. ure region of the world, for out of Public reactions, judged by White Its hills and i plains have come billions ouse ma" mail a P1! HilL let- - of dollars worth of gold and diamonds, ters to' 'newspapers and radio discus not to mention other valuable minsions, seem to be rather evenly dividerals. ed. But this Is the first time any exThe Transvaal Is young ln history. pression of sentiment has not run at Tts oldest town, Potchefstroom, now l"4 least ten to one for the White House an important South African educaand conol I Mjfl side! tional center, will not round out Its problem :ultural first century until 1939. i can nr riew of President Roosevelt's Fear Big Cotton Crop One has but to glance at Johannesidmlssion In announcing cancel- ctlng dam the province's capital to get the burg, Republican leaders are perking up of the air mail contracts that of the Transvaal. Strangely Imspirit a of for but reasons, variety d Postmaster always General Farley and as one approaches the city, pressive, with the reservation that while this idrisers nad not yet made up are miles of mine dumps surrounding now and become have that obvious, minds whether the government the Wltwatersrand, the mountainous the people have not realized it yet Id operate the air mail permanent- backbone of the province. Across the For the farm situation. example, ibether at the end of the "emer- Tast plain they stretch like avenues Actually, government efforts to re of mammoth the business should revert to monuments, as if promisbeen not have crowned strict crops contract, It Is rather surpris- a climax of prehistoric grandeurs. ing with anything like what might be it little sentiment for public op- Yes, grandeurs but of what land? called success. The cotton situation la has developed. For .sometimes they align themselves is as was the almost that crop large ln a i various reasons members of the great wall, recalling China's. Or, land senate, who normally are as some experts think it would have you catch tn their outflung vista again, no been had the taken I strong for any form or phase of government a resemblance to Egypt's pyramids or to Mesopotamia's siggurats. Or. yet fceabjofthe government, shrink from action. This is open to dispute, of course. the government's operating masagain, their sloping, sand-huefor carrying the malL It all depends on whether the lower sifs fortifications on suggest military reason, of course, Is that unless prices, which presumably would have a scale the world has never known. overnnient should decide to go prevailed had the government kept Its The colossal picture tempts one's hands oft, would have been as effec nog, there would be an ab If the Rand's gold mines crumIR ITi fancy. dication of facilities. ' Thus, if tive as government payments to farm to bled nothingness, leaving only the d spoonfuls Is no ik of M some writer a millennium pernment should haul the mail ers to plow crops under. There dumps, of ass ww can answer that que planes, but should nqt hence might conceivably describe them carry pas-f- l authority that g WhfllTO satisfaction. or express, then ke motlw as "those mighty works, reared perpresumably tlon to everybody's 30 minute a more airplane But condisturbing is the fear that haps as defenses or patriotic monucompanies would Andanotie h handle the passenger and to bed. the cotton crop next year will be a ments by the ancients of the TwenWhne the government tieth century." humdinger that there will be whole of Majnaa haul the mail. sale cheating with the connivance of If you ask a local statistician to t tabid fir I nful a pnan Mead of the house post county agents end that as a result give you some approximate Idea of committee figured that If the all the king's horses and all the king's the dumps' tonnage, he may ask in Office men will not be able to hold the price turn: "Would you prefer It ln ocean department paid the army rase cost of iach, dot' up. Even the United States treasury, greyhounds or In Egyptian pyramids? sufficient operating the simp! to handle the mail, the cost to critics point out, would not be strong Twenty thousand Mauretantas would This mi "ernment would be more than enough for that, unless the war clouds about equal and 12,000 Leviathans if Mamiea foe cost to blacken up sufficiently to pro would somewhat exceed the dumps' should acil the ! the government even the nach p; tonnage. Or, smmng tne comparison, absurdly high in the view vide a war demand for cotton. Which that tonnage would be approximated it Yot' Mead and most government of is not at all impossible. , . of the navmenta under the by aligning across the Rand 102 rep Leaving out this war complication, the remainder of the situation is just llcas of the great pyramid." jws just cancelled, Stumbled on Ten Billions. ording to Mr. Mead, the cost to this: The plan of the new dealers S 01 m'f It one's toe against a ten- be not satisfactorily. if working Stubbing pernment, the "Wi e post office paid may some billion-dolla- r without work not will iso cost of gold reef Is an experi handling, would be probably It was In !0 a year, whereas the cost to drastic changes, of a nature which at ence reserved to the few. out for a to able is one Walker, no 18S6 that figure. George moment the 1 pernment under the contracts g rolled was only $14,000,000 a But the farmers ln the cotton belt stroll, accidentally kicked into a to And be of what all. It about proved outcrop seem pretty pleased when the answer Is made that they the main reef of the Wltwatersrand. IER N.R Episode are Democrats anyhow, the further Here, shaped like a vast bowl imbedjwgh a was order mail the big ipd 9 is rampant here as to the point is made that rock that, to death with the stretch of Lagneo wtne extreme Irritation at the houses are tickled had awaited in to Kismet believe If The money paid you new farm policy. House against Col Charles A. the farmers was passed along to them, George Walker's Intrusive toe ever 'Sh, resulting in tho oior m to a considerable degree, and with since early geologic times. IS au7 MaJ- - Stephen T. Early, one And now upon that treeless, unin great celerity. The same with thesteel no man's land there appeared the habited lis: f "ident's secretaries. and tomobile manufacturers, H stories a host of others a tawdry mining village of tents and and men, rubber and I which are a matter of record, who supply them. For they benefited covered wagons. Telegraph wires uiira a renorf. tho tmh nt y. Cral of govr hummed and the village became a very quickly from the stream Washhelps13 not Deen officially confirmed. town of 3,000 people. raw. from checks ernment pouring 3. Pl' "uwnnrmed and fntoct. ington throughout the farm country. The prevailing crude process lost half tl,at Colonel Lindbergh the eold worked. Yet who cared, since s d to 'R Presldent reef seemed Inexhaustible? Politics Roosevelt to the of lby ' Question . nnt . ., miles 300 from teamed were ""6iu una neaa ine So while economically the tiling may away. Yet who minded fancy prices? .Carryln activities, the In- -admit ,w" 1 be all wrong the Republicans extended immediately And, as to the water snortage. au much use Is ere pot in sadly-thchampagne!" il:resldent abrogated the air a little right; let's bring Thus began tne Danynooa or jonan- "Tro'fn cts- talking about it yet Diamonds May Be Anywhere. In, mere bite to taxes begin the tory datea back to the "Wait till nesburg, which today, though a achieve And then there are the in a John Taxpayroutb in years, is giant which Lindbergh they say grimly. "Then . diamonds one might almost south town to African say. The ment. largest something 8 CauSe of Her er will have those floorer commercial irrepressible South African chief plexus say, have seen elections of Cairo and diamonds. Really, one never knows "Jo'burg" hinterland, circumstances Union's the ond is that while Colonel of fortuitous lost because orators and has a municipal area of nearly 82 where they will turn up next made it Impossible for the Wde tIat,,nlRussIa an PPeaI Here is the Transvaal's famous even to raen- - square miles and some 300,000 people. side b the admlnistra-i- t Premier mine, an even larger crater Mines. the the In Deep For ampl, al ,an addl-es- over the radio tion certain Issues. than its defunct forerunner at 1916 mines, whether Wltwatersrand the of American The issues I people in behalf of two paramount In shout a quarter of a cenItepub-Sca- n at work or play, present a unique were barred to every Premier has produced some dethe In work hours Ohia is tury orator' in the state of met sight Here one le!eh 8e back word to Gen- - t, Intons of diamonds, including the the Into were (lift) states other by "skip", fmtn scending Culllnan. Its longest dimen WlZ fflce that h "id not terior of the earth at the speed of an famous Inches, its shortest was sion was venooeh "bout NRA to elevator.' as express on that mention them 2 inches, and it was cut into nine, as boles grandisubject dig running Johannesburgers congressmen rear skyscrapers large stones and scores of smaller ' Lindbergh well the Republican ' osely as Americans ones. in for your fact Democratic. ft It . ,him "SI,m'" thto was more went grandiosely, . nl,.u. Ohio aa JCU ineni or tne Blasting hour at the Premier, day Ukd it gone Republican, nobody ex- - alighting point proves to be one and 1f a is from the beheld sur. crater:seae,miles below the earth's rent a casual nisionaii At the given moment a subterslight striking of this Your'i'mprewion face carea'iow California went in thai red flag flutters, a bell clangs, and ranean electric-li- t tewn. with Its ave..V !fl election, mono antllke multitudes of workmen are thouwhere they would pay him getand nues am ..the Republicans There for shelter. g t lonrtl seen ! u t ans, uia sands of men are drilling or ltdlng ensues scurrying W or ..the ""'"( some themselves a JJJ veritable narrage one were, Is GiVe me a blank." ting jj the auriferous conglomerate. thanks 2,000 dynamite charges, hurling sucmore logic "J i of the there and neatuess, cigarette In the Uncle Joe Grundy refused of cleanliness, cessive masses of blue erth ln air; of a Spermit the G. 0. P. district conve. to the giant ventilators then the explosions die down, the warmth. Shocked to name a canuiumo workers reappear to load the debris a tlon watch to enough Too stay long district which had gone trucks that ascend to the crushon 9K-toIts bouse start off with , 8.M0 Republican In the surface bolst oftvi.i11 amazement The and the day's blf diamond ing that plant will lift up which it load, landslide? offensive" la over. face of the Roosevelt nun or more of shaft to the crush e'- - Be realized, of course, (Copyrimt.) "in militate aent carte,; Illustrating the absurd country's expecting to get i .are deal In foreign trade If Its ln caltitj In foreign ships. ctj were carried ers save t M bit at private profit, he pro- wtlvatiw t pvernment ownership of the lines to be subsidized. ite danger inj isevelt swings back to ship sub- nimals, s the pill for the is, bat iUjriif :.m by hitting air Iarma. net sidles at the same time. White House position, boiled !f 11 that ocean ,lnes EtlH need 1 .r01" taent subsidy because of higher pay. etc., whereas aviation fte swaddllng clothes stage- lent Swr wdtor, as fr this 72C-car- e sugar-coat- lf "Mi b.iU i accid- r d d gold-bearin- 7U-m- face-uDwar- ri k mi .... jr'! rdK last-name- d Sup-nlie- d d, d, Whose Faulfi- ? - When Little Girls Show Temper A quarrelsome child is a sick child, mothers I A bad bowel condition means bad behavior. And it doesn't help matters to give bilious boys ana girls some powerful cathartic that upsets them for days. When you Bee a coated tongue, dull or yellowed eyes, or other signs of sluggishness, there's always a way to cleanse and sweeten that utile system without violence; next day you have a happy, contented child. Good health and good behavior CO hand in hand. With inner health, come smiling faces and sunny dispositions. And it's really so simple a matter to keep children's bowels regular. The only "medicine" most youngsters ever need to promote thorough bowel action is pure California Syrup of Figs. The senna in this fine, fruity laxative never weakens them, or takes away their appetite. But get real California treatment F.BtK Syrup of Figs; you can get it This common-sens- e is explained on the right: anywhere; it isn't expensive. Vf 0. .HtL.' ) "Heaven" and "hen," the money thus raved to the governand "zwetschgenknoeder ment welfare collections for winter inose are some of the dishes von relief. The dietetic vitamin angle may enjoy la a German hooRehoiri of these dishes is somewhat astonone of these "roastless" Sunday-s- ishing for the American cook. ana u you want to know what the Personally, I believe these recipes supposedly hottest part of creation explain to a great extent why Gerla like, ln a culinary way, I herewith mans, despite marvelous constituproffered the recipes, Sigrld Schults, tions, spend a great part of their Berlin correspondent of the Chicago vacations in spas, going through seunoune, writes. vere cures under the doctors This dish ("hell") hails from East Frlsla and gets its name from the fiery condiments, black, white and Modern Hunter "Make red. which spice Its gravy. Browned Good" With the Arrow onions, layers of sliced potatoes, lav ers of preferably browned bits of After waiting years for the oppormeats and salt park are covered tunity, J. a Farmer of Texas (hot with water, baked in an oven, and and killed a buck deer, using the dish is served thoroughly pep- - a bow and arrow. Indian fashion, he perea gnu as not as possible. stalked his game expertly and shot "Heaven" Is the dish of Silesia. from a distance of 45 yards. Fat bacon and prunes and Dotatoea That la excellent workonly for a modern or flour dumplings are boiled to-- hunter using primitive methods far getner, and speU culinary bliss in antedenog the discovery of America Miesia. when redskin natives slew their triLest you believe I was trying my bal enemies and obtained food by imagination on the word "dlppelab-bles.- " means of archery. let me tell you about this dish. Archeologlsts say flint arrows date Its home Is in the cooking utensils back 25,000 years and arrows with or tne saar district, which will be in out stone points were used ages earthe world's llmelleht in the comlnt lier. It is generally believed that months, as it is here that the last our Indians were the world's greatplebiscite ordered by the Versailles est archery adepts, but such Is not treaty will stir old hatreds and po the fact The bow of some African litical passions. tribes has a draw of 80 pounds and The Saar hausfrau won't have the arrow is cast 250 yards. White much time for politics If her family Americans frequently have excelled Is very fond of "dippelabbles." It Indians in archery contests and have calls for three pounds of raw hand-grate- record kills of grizzly bears In thia potatoes, rolls soaked ln milk. country and Hons in Africa with the browned onions and leek, some flour, arrow. They draw a good bow aa pepper and salt, bacon and ham, all good or better than any barbarians. "nicely done in fat" and baked in an As Robert Louis Stevenson wrote ln iron dish for about an hour until a "Black Arrow": "Who'll shoot me a light brown crust forma good shoot? It's there the eye cornea It is then served on a round dish in and the head between the shoul the recipe Insists on this shape ders." Toledo Blade, with pickles. Yes, this is an average dUh for the regulation family of Dr. Pierce'i Pleaitnt Pellets are the orln. mal little liver pills put up 00 years ago. four. dr. Zwetschgenknoedel." which I They regulate liver and bowels.-Ai picked up for its amusing name, is Months Get New Names really an Austrian dish but relaIn the Nazi movement to drive tions between Germany and Austria being somewhat strained, this dish everything foreign from Germany appears in Berlin's dally press as even the months get new names, as "specialty of Tyrolese Germans." most of the present ones owe their Part of Tyrol Is Italian, another names to Roman or Latin origin. Unpart Austrians yet TyroleSe Ger- der the new plan January In Ger mans is the label many will be known as Elsmond. Ice The dough Is made of boiled and month ; February, Hornung, when cat rlced potatoes and flour rolled out tle get their horns; March, Lena-monand cut into two-Inc- h squares. In spring month; April, Oster-monthe middle put your prune or Easier month ; May, Mai, un"Zwetscbge" and roll douch around changed; June, Rrachet, month of It, boil in salt water, pour off the stirring life: July. Ileuet. hiuinc water and cover with brown butter. month; Aujiiwt, Krntemond, harvest These dishes are being recom month; September, llerbslmond, au mended In the German press nowa- tumn month; October, Weinmond, days for the "roastless" Sunday, wine month; November, Nehelmond. when the hausfrau is supposed to fog month; and December, Julmond, serve a cheap stew and turn over1 Yule month. Pathfinder Magazine. LIT W fal hi s Klm-berle- y. ' ATONIC FOR THE BLOOD If jroa'r rundown, ner-To- your blood thin,, atonuch diatrco, perhp with indigestion cr B take Dr. Plerce'a Gold , Medlcti Dilrowr. Read this: Mr W, . D?nt of 910 So. 14th St, Boise, Idaho, Mid:- - "We mej Dr. Plerce't Colden Medical Discover oow year ago and. found It to be Terr helpful la baild It U a fin blood ystem. up a rua-domedicine abo." 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