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Show fn-rwi ."iWjot mkmmmmiHM i '1'' jrttrrflfrwn ffi'iiffinTiwy.aff rwirrf ITr"'"v"""' HfififT'--"' -"mif-j-isiMea 0 ' " .DTTI TTf A Tf ' s wi. - nrr tfht st1 ' t"11-IJ" "Mffle Stories Mf Jrt Thornf ortW M y "Burgess A WoWerlne I very smart, A fact which no on can deny. A pity 'tl Ma nimble wlta la better ways ha doe. not try. 1 WHAT GLUTTON DID I? IS always a pity when nimble wlta are cscd lo wroug ways. Put they often are. It la so with Glutton the Wolverine, and It Is a lucky thing for the little people of the Green Meadows and the Green Forest that he lives only In the Great Woods of the Far North. Otherwise they would have far wore troubles than they do now, and fsoodnesa knows they have enough as It Is. As ISuster Dear said, Glutton Is cry smart, and Duster's eyes twinkled as he prepared to listen j 1 . . v V ,-.' ! "Trappers Are Forever Trying to Catch You Who Wear Fur Coats." to what Honker the Goose had to tell him about Glutton. You know Honker had stopped Just for the night in the Pond of Puddy Beaver, deep In the Green ForeHt, and was full of news from the Far North, from whlcb he had Just come. "You now those trappers who are forever trying to catch you people peo-ple who wear fur coats," began Honker, "I should say I dot" growled Hunter Hear In Ida deep grumbly-rumbly grumbly-rumbly voire. "I never could understand un-derstand why these men folks can't be content with their own coats Instead of trying to steal ours." Honker chuckled. "I've always said that a coat of feathers was better than a coat of fur. They never try to trap me." "No, but they try to shoot yon to eat, and tlmt la just as bud," growled Buster. Honker stopped chuckling, "That's true," he admitted. "I've been wondering If It la quite sate for me here." "Perfectly safe, for tonljiht any-way," any-way," growled Huster. "Now what whs It you saw Glutton do?" "Well," begno Honker once more "a little while before I left my summer home la the Far North one of those trapper-men came to live on the shore of the lake where 1 lived and built a queer little house there.. He made It out of logs and put a roof of bark on It When he bad finished that be took h lot of traps In his canoe all around the shore of that lake and back In the woods and alonj the brooks that flowed into the lake. He had ever and ever so many traits, and If t6ok him dnys and days to set all of them. I could see hlra when be was at work close to the shore of the lake, but 1 never could find any of the traps after he had set them, though I went straight over to the places where he had been at work Just as soon as he had left. Sometimes I found the food he had left there to tempt the little people peo-ple for whom he nd set the traps, but I never could see the traps themselves. He was very smart, was that trapper. "Of course, 1 told everybody whom I met, but you see, I sleep at 1 Technical Boss of the 1932 Olympic Sports 'a Appointment of William M. Henry of Los Angeles as sports technical olrector of the 10:2 Olympic games, one of the most Important posts ki the managing personnel of the International games. Is announced In Los Angelea by the Olympic organizing committee. This depart-ient depart-ient ooder Mr. Henry, will take tare of ail the precise technical preparations for the fifteen simrts to the games In consonance with the international federations governing gov-erning those sports. It will alo Save charge of stadiums, auditoriums, auditori-ums, water courses and other places where the sports compefi-Hcna compefi-Hcna will be held. 7 night, so I dldu't see many. Every once in a vhlle that trapper would go all around to look at his traps and kill the poor little people who were caught. If they were not already al-ready dead. Then he would set the traps again and put more food there. It was dreadful." "Traps always are dreadful," growled Buster. "One morning I happened to look over the shore, and there was Glutton Glut-ton the V'olverlne. I swam ovei to tell him about those traps, but be Just laughed at me. "You can't tell me anything about them," said be In that ugly way of his, 'I know more about them you'll ever learn.' Guess he did, too, for what do you think he way doing?" "What?" cried Pefer Rabbit, who was listening with all his might "He was following that trapper all around, eating up the food at each trap and then, pulling up the trap, leaving it where everybody could see It There wasn't one of those traps hidden so that he couldn't find it and pull It out without with-out getting caught In It." Buster chuckled. "Didn't I tell you that Glutton Is smart?" said he. "I'd like to bave seen that trapper when he came around the next time." "I did," replied nonker. ffl by 1. a Lloyd.) WNU Service. O . Anti-Typhoid Serum Ferdinand Widal, a native of Algiers Al-giers and professor of the Paris faculty, fac-ulty, collaborated with Chaute-messe Chaute-messe In bis early work on preventive preven-tive vaccinations against typhoid fever, and made his mark by bis discovery of tacterlal agglutination In 1Si5, and its application In the diagnosis of typhoid. Sir Almroth Edward Wright, professor of pathology, path-ology, made typhoid vaccination practicable In 100 and 1897, Inoculating Inocu-lating over 3,000 soldiers in India In 1808. Germany Honors "Motorized" Soldier's J. fA .? .-( K J'." . , 'v M Q rani -i rt r3 A VIEW. of the massive memorial Berlin In honor of the troops of autos, motor cycles, etc, wno lost World war. SOME GOOD HINTS TIIERIS is no more tasty breakfast break-fast or luncheon bread thuu Graham Gems, To one cupful of sifted graham flour add one cupful of sour milk, one beaten egg, half a tea-spoonful tea-spoonful of salt, one teaspoonful of soda, two tahlespoonfuls of aoda and three tablespoonfuls of short-&. short-&. Cake In gem pans. Rocks. Cream one cupful of butter or sweet shortening, add one and one-half one-half cupfuls of sugar, two beaten 'Kgs, two and one-half cupfuls of flour sifted with two teaspoonfuls of baking powder, add spices, dates, walnuts all together, making a cupful. Drop by spoonfuls on a baking sheet Simple Dessert. ' Spread a layer of shmklcd pineapple pine-apple or any good flavored fruit lu a glass Iish, cover with cake or cooky crumbs, add more fruit and finish to top with crumbs. Over ail heap whipped cream sweetened and flavored. Serve cold. Coffee Cake. Warm three-fourths of a cupful of shortening, teat three eggs, stir In half a cupful of sugar and a cup ful of raisin, mix all with the shortening and adJ to five cupfuls ct light bread sponges. Mix well, add flour and stir notil as thick as the spoon will mix. set In a pan to rise and when light spread Sa shallow pans. Cover wiib soft but MDook California Cities to O '',rT J,, ..,.-, ...---mrr-rn MAN'S with eternal conflict the desert Is soon to bave another epl-io epl-io ne. which will be enacted In Southern California Cali-fornia by Los Angeles and 13 other cities which make up the metropolitan water district These towns Anaheim, Beverly Hills. Burbank. Colton, Fuller ton, Glendale, Long Beach. Pasadena, San Bernardino. San Marino, Santa Anna. Santa Monica, los Ange- les and Torrence have In Ik, mat. "TW.I ropolltan water district of C5"Vf"l I r'i t . J As rr-LJ&Jr Southern California, a spe- :v4 .L. r , P f f M $? clal governmental unit ere ,4 '5 Jfn I J ated by the state legisla ?Ai?j2 'ZlllZlXii ture for the purpose of solv k f ifgw JliS'U , :Wm't fitt Ing the region's acute wa fti- l yj'liy'l'itr V'Jrl&S ter problem by building i.U , ! ! ffa t'i!I(f!fC- ' & &L. S a huge aqueduct from the , ' XrSf Colorado river. a5l- . . ' ' v F " Tremendous momentum S&I$i ' 'JgCklW has been given the project by the United States Su preme court action In dls-missing dls-missing Arizona's suit against Boulder dam, a structure of vital Importance Impor-tance to the realization of aqueduct plan. Already the government has obligated Itself to the extent of 149,000,000 on the giant structure. struc-ture. Already steam shovels and pneumatic drills and blasting operations are disturbing the primitive quiet of Boulder canyon, along the rushing Colorado. It has been estimated that It will cost the average taxpayer less than one cent a day to buy the world's largest aqueduct. It will be 260 miles long and will cost $200,000,000, It will take six to eight years to build. The aqueduct will carry water from Parker's Intake In-take on the Colorado river some 206 miles across deserts des-erts and mountains to the 14 cities In the Southern California coastal plain. Explaining Glacial Period Tie glacial period was caused by the expansion and southern movement move-ment of the great Ice cap located In the Polar regions. Due to vary Ing conditions of atmosphere and temperature In the Polar regions, the Ice broke away and spread, cov ering everything In its path and obliterating a great many of the traces, of former geological periods. which has Just been unveiled In motorized devices, such as tauks, tneir uvea in action during the ter, sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon cinna-mon well mixed and set to rise. Bake when light Banana Dessert Slice perfect bananas lengthwise Into halves, spread with raspberry Jam and put together sandwich fashion. Lay on a glass plate and serve with whipped cream sweetened sweet-ened and flavored; garnish with a cherry. Cooling and Refreshing. Take plenty of oranges and lemons lem-ons for lemonade, they not only cool and refresh the body but are rich In vitamins. When the children chil-dren tease for a cake or cooky, give them a ripe banana or an orange, or-ange, this will satisfy the hunger without spoiling the meal soon to follow. l Ull. Weatera Neweoaper Union.) French Send Silver fcAAAAJL.IB,.H,,,JLXj.J MAL'E enM.-ely ol silver, this model of the tran.ri,nt, tion Mark" is offered to Prld,t 5 f'Tj Pleudonne for the cord The model mayors who Coste and J.aurice Bellonte. . . rrincn nWt ial reovptlcn river, them on thJ, "i Anr PPrecIatloB was brought to W-sh'mrton rZ "SL" V.n,,e?1 stes. taTe Just coacluded a ton of Fn7 7 16 Amwn Gel Cheap Water trom Lowraau . j IVIJUI H iiuwui,.it. J " "miiiii.n '''!" .iiwrt iwnw Mm .i--rr-- 1 J Your Home and You By BeUy Callitter EATS FOR THE PICNIC liT ET'S have a picnic. Who will make the sandwiches?" That Is the question usually asked until by the time the picnic season Is well advanced the girl who has the reputation for being willing to make picnic sandwiches wishes that picnics bad never been Invented. Sandwiches seem so easy if you don't have to make them. But why bother with sandwiches, anyway? any-way? To be sure they provide bread and butter and something else In a conventional form, tut there are Just as many disadvantages disadvan-tages about sandwiches as there are advantages. More and more Nutty Natural - History IT Ntft)N MUTTON THE SCHLESWIG SrtEEKS T ITTLE was known of this crea-ture crea-ture until after the war, when a special expedition was sent by the American Museum of Nutty Natural History to capture a few specimens and complete Its biologi cal classification. The scientists found that it was a very difficult animal to capture entire, as the skeeks has anywhere from one to f ten distinct sections that at the slightest warning of danger will break apart and scurry in all directions di-rections for shelter. After the danger dan-ger is over the skeeks with the head will whistle gently and the rest of him will run to Join up again. The one shown -above assembled at the museum from parts of several sev-eral creatures captured on this trip has a peanut head with sectional bodies of small filberts. The ears and feet are split navy beans, and the legs, neck and tails are cloves Metrooolltan Newscaner Serrloa.1 (WNU Service. Chinet Wall Not Uoiqu Recent explorations In Asia by Dr Sven Hedin Indicate that there were other great walls In the Far East besides the famous great wall of China. Plane to President i 4 ." , . icKic-K-K- Our Illustration shows an artist's conception of what the completed Boulder or rather Hoover-dam will look like, the work of man being sketched to scale on a photograph of the thousand-foot canyon walls between which the Colorado river rushes. In the foreground and on the face of the cliff are hydroelectric hydro-electric plants which will generate millions of horse power. Behind the dam will be Impounded 30,500,-000 30,500,-000 acre-feet of water in a lake 110 miles long. A portion of this great inland sea will reach the 14 cities of Southern California through the metropolitan metropoli-tan aqueduct. experienced picnickers and campers are getting out of the sandwich habit For one thing, butter soft enough to be spread without breaking the bread is far less appetizing than butter that starts off to the picnic as hard as the refrigerator will make it, packed in a tightly closed Jar containing broken ice. Most people like a little lettuce In their sandwiches, but it becomes hopelessly hope-lessly wilted if the sandwiches are made an hour or more before they are to be eaten. So instead of sandwiches let me suggest for your next picnic an adequate ad-equate supply of roll3, a Jar of butter but-ter in Ice and the necessary spread of fillings carried separately. These may Include a Jar of mayonnaise, slices of ham, chicken or .other meat wrapped in oiled paper, well chilled whole tomatoes, small cans of potetd meats and well washed lettuce leaves wrapped In a damp cloth, then wrapped In waxed paper pa-per and carried in an air-tight tin with a little ice. . 1931. McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) (WNU Service.) Red and White Stripes This new and attractive frock Is of bright red chiffon with encrusted encrust-ed stripes of white chiffon. The jacket is of matching lyons velvet lined throughout with white pean de sole to make it crisply stilt. O Old Gardener zSays: Madonna miea should be piant- , . f4, ,n jwist If the bulbs can be obtained, but if not. as soon as ofteV? 8t0res- Amat" SSf u? 1 mIstake of watti SI ti.att Ik tt fal1 before P'ant- ng that they require the same fSctW" most other lilies.he Sv 5hf HWrer' that the madonna m. which Is also known as the ascension iUy. st Joseph lUy, the '"T. a lent llg 2 lzTtfm f wth,om. oiooming xmtil spring. That ! ny it ShOnld irn .w- ' . steid n7e.r f0Dr Inches deep m-Sl m-Sl HKCMdlDs,J attractive, Cowri.hWNUSerrte Americ,., Opportunity ?ht nlc U rtunate country I 1 I u ill. You wouldn't shoulder a gun in behalf of arivau! then why be disloyal in the ranks of industry. Patronize home industry. These Brands Are Intermountain Made And Deserve Your THIS WEEK'S PRIZE STORY Euna, Idaho, - June 7, 1931. Intermountain Products Column, P. O. Box 1545, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Sirs: Being a farmer's daughter, I can appreciate your column. I am therefore inclosinsr one of my rea sons for using Intermountain pro ducts. . . . .. Dear Intermountain Folks: Do you know that the finished products of a locality are a true expression of the quality and quantity of its natural resources and of the ability and industry of its citziens? Do you use enough Intermoun tain products to accurately Judge your state? A Mountain Girl, CATHERINE J. FRANKLIN, Kuna, Idaho. BLUE SEAL CLEANSER Wonderful Sanitary Household Cleanser and Water Softener SOLE DISTRIBUTORS IT'TbcSalftafcc ' ZZ aaat cHafdwafcCo. ASK YOUR DEALER " First Lifeboat? The first lifeboat i3 believed to have been one built by Lionel Lukin in England in 1786. Ask Vour Dealer For Intermountain Made Brooms By Name "Clluar Prnum Drinniiatii DIiia Dtpft" Few New Torkera Walk There are more elevators in New Tork city buildings than all the rest of the United States. Are you going to Build a HAY DERRICK? 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