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Show Thur sday , June 12,1930 mE MID VAL E JOU RNA L Englis h Beadl e Passin g But Tribe Not Extinc t W est Celebrates Lincoln Hi gh wa y Completion The passing of beadles is being lament ed In Englan d. One of the last existing specime ns, the beadle of Kew, seeks peace and retirem ent after a generat ion of ser\'ice . Man!· !old were the powers and duties of this worthy . In additio n to being beadle, he was bend-bo rough, constable of the manor court and herds· man. His headles hip gave him authority to whip naught y boys who talked in clmrch, and attack sinners who broke the custom s of the manor. There are, howeve r, plenty of ben· dies today, here as well as In Enl!"land. They are the self-app ointed variety . Luckin g the historic robe, cocked hat and decorat ed staff. they are clothed in a shred o! brief authori ty. The gaudy uniform may go, but the Bumble spirit we shall have always with us.-Ne w York Herald Tribune . n:·t S tu ng I FAMILY DOCTOR MADE MILLIONS OF FRIENDS Buys for Cash all Grades of Cars. Sells fully gua'ranteed cars -60 days service McB RID E Specializes in· Latest Models all mak es-n ew or reconditioned. McB RID E always bas a large stock of Late Model Automobiles on ban d- Includ ing Packar d, Chrysler, Cadillac, Willys · Knigh t, Graha m-Paig e, Dodge, Essex, Plymo uth, - Hudso n, Erskin e, Pontia c, Studeb aker, Ford, ,... Chevrolet. and Queen GOVERNOR DERN OF UTAH party !rom Utah came armed with 150 crates of strawberri~s as ammun ition. Ely staged a parade designe d to picture the history of tran!!po rtat!on on the first day of the celebra tion ami this repeate d again on Utah Day. The parade depicte d stages of transpo rtaEly.-C allforn ia, Idaho, Nevada anu tion through the west and over what Utah, joined in a real Wester n cele- Is now the Lincoln Highwa y. BE>ginnbration markin g the comple tion of the iug with the first historic peoples of Wendov er to Ely span of the Lincoln the Intermo untain region, it followe d Highwa y which makes a reality of the with a represe ntation of the Spanish padres and soldiers mounte d and in coast to coast auto road. Govern or F. B. Balzar o! Nevada , armor. Next are the trapper s and drove an automo bile through a chain scouts, who roamed the bills in connecstretche d across the Lincoln route tion with the fur trade. Followi ng are through Ely, thus formall y markin g the prairie schoone rs of the early gold the finish of the highwa y and the be- seekers and of the pioneer s and the ginning of the big intersta te celebra - llanclca rts of the L. D. S. immigr ants. The l"ider of the pony express with tion. Special days !or Califor nia and buck!.kin gn rments and saddle bags l.ilah were set aside by the Ely offi- is shown. and then comes one of the cials, and Govern or Dern of Utah at- old overlan d route stages, followe d by tended and the states of Califor nia a motley colle<:tlon of buggies, wagand Idaho were nlso officiall y repre- ons, surreys , freighti ng outfits, borax wugons and along with them the pros· sented. rey pectors ' outfits. Openin g of the Lincoln Highwa The automo bile arrives and among wards the years of work and sacrific e on the part of many Nevada and Utah the pioneer s is shown an old threecylinde r machin e of a type long excitizens . Modern constru ction and method~; tinct. This is contras ted with the of snow remova l makes the highwa y modern en rs, the big busRes, luxurio us passabl e for traffic practica lly the en· limousi nes and heavy trucks which cr<:a ted the demand for through hightire year. Music, speeche s, parades and many ways such as that between Ely and and varied attrac<J ons were furnish ed \Yen<IO\·er, comple<ion of which is thl' to enterta in the celebra tion visitors en use of the celebra tion. The Uncoln Highwa y from Wendand mark the date of the highwa y comple tion as a high spot in the his- over to Ely covers a d istan('C of 119 tory of the Intermo untain West. An m!les and has been traveled by autoenormo us abanc:Joned smelter stack mobilE's since Its complet ion at a rate was demolis hed by the use of 200 of a mile a minute, in sharp contras t pounds of dynami te as one inciden t to the time the pioneer requirE'd to travers e the same distanc e brings a of the festiviti es. A ride in a real stage coarh was realiza Uon of the flifl'E>ren ce in travel given Govern or Dern of Utah, when now and when the west was young. A fl'n ture in enterta ining viHitors he was met at the station by Gov. Balzar of Nevac:la in the frontier car- to the Ely celebra tion, was a trip to riage with an armed guard on duty. lluth, Nevada , 14 mil es away where Ely !ell an easy prey to the on- til.:! process es of tal;ing mountain!! slaught of fhe Utah delegat ion as the down with steam shovels as exempll - Gold Trail of "'49" Becom es Contin ental Highw ay of 19380fficia ls and Citize nry of Four States !)feet at Ely, Nevada, in Honor of Forgin g Final Link of Histor ic Trave l Route. o t9aostanooiDti HIG H CRA DE AUT OM OBI LES Idaho Girl Meets English King GOVERNOR BALZAR OF NEV. The World's \(;~\e~ 4 ~est Sellin g Insec t 1 M cB RI DE 'S REXBURG, IDAHO MISS PRE. SENTED TO KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND tourtea7 Salt Lake Tribune, _...._ black • MISS MAXINE ADAMS A Rexbur g, Iuaho, girl, Miss Maxine Adams, daught er of l\Ir. and :drs. W. Lloyd Adams, was present ed to the King and Queen of England , at the English court, a few days ago. Miss Ac.lams is socially promin ent in Idaho, and is a young lady of exception al talent. She has been studying in Florenc e, Italy, and travelin g .extensi vely in German y, Austria and other portion s of Europe . In this ,.ellow &he can with band. Here's the sur~ quick, easy way to kill all moequitoea indoor a and keep 'em away outdo onl -r;,.. Courtesy Salt Lnkc Tribune. f.titu JOldf!R., Fifteen years after his graduation, Dr. Caldwe ll became famous for a single pre·scrl ptlon whlcli now, after forty years, is still making friends . Today Dr. Caldwe ll's Syrup Pepsin is the '1\"0rld's most popular laxative. Million s o! people never think of using anythin g else when they're constip ated, headach y, bilIous, feveris h or weak ; when breath Is bad, tongue coated, or they're su!Terlng !rom nausea, gas, or lack of appetit e or energy. Dr. Caldwe ll's Syrup Pepsin is made today accordi ng to the original formula , from herbs and other pure ingredi ents. It is pleasan ttasting ; thoroug h in the most obstinate cases; gently effectiv e for women and childre n. Above all, it represe nts a doctor' s choice of what is safe !or the bowels. McB RID E says see him first if you want to BUY , SELL or TRA DE. McBRIDE'~Cor. 7th Sout h ~ Main SAL T LAK E CIT Y London er, 88, Broadc ast. London Is claimin g that Sir Alfred Yarrow , who recentl y broado.:ast over the radio, is the oldest man to talk through a microph one. Sir Alfred, who is eighty- eight, and famous as a shipbui lder, Is being congrat ulated on his speech. He is one of Englan d's most active men and takes his outings In an open victoria drawn by a prancin g horse. Inform ative Clock A novel clock, which tells time and also how to spend it, has appeare d in the Paris shops. Sugges tions for an approp riate way to spend time are indi cated by various picture s near the hours, Accord ing to the dial golf is for the mornin g and bridge for the afterno on. The cocktall hour is not omitted . fled at Bingha m Canyon , Utah, Is reversed. 'l.'he deposit s of low-gra de ores are being brough t to the sm·fac~ of the surroun ding ground and then transpo rted to McGill, about fifteen miles away, and on the other side ot Ely to be reJuced and smelted . The pit is an impress ive sight. The hole is a vast amphit heater a mile long and is down 550 feet. Succe .. J DiffeJ•ent metallic content of the sons are a diser's three ••Muell If You Do It ores and varying condltiOiis o! deand the other plays One "I came from Barcelo na In my car grace. Way He Sllw It posits have produce d a wealth of colsteals." She-Da rling, how could, you live at 150 miles an hour." orings in large masses not found at "What about the thh·d ?" lie." a Is "That withou t me? the Hingha m working s. "He does both. He is a compos er. • "So it is, but all the same it is a ers. !-Answ eaper He-Ch the at now out taken being Ore is -Caret a. good speed, Isn't it?"-Gu ttlerrez . rate of about 11,000 tons a day. It There are some men so <'rooked was learned that the mines activity Some wise old saws are so old ;1'\o eYplana tlon of a scrape is ever nobody can become Intimat e that started about 1S07 and that about onethey have lost their teeth. that thoroug hly explain ed. with them. thlrcl the estimat ed tonnage in the -----------------------------------~mine has been remove d. The mine is ----------------------------------------------------employ ing about 1000 men at present , of whom some 100 are sinking a new shaft to be undergr ound working s, about 2DO are employ ed undergr ound, 275 in the pit and 220 on the surface . w. D. llisbel, manage r of the Utah State Automo bile assoriat lon, on arriml, said that the jaunt from Salt Lake to Ely is now about a sevenhour trip with ordinar y driving . "Of course, " said Mr. Rishel, "some will make it, as some have, in less than five hours. And so far as thP road goes, thc;;re is no reason w1ily that rate cannot be attaine d. In other words, the charact er of the roadwa y is no longer the determi ning factor of the speed nt which the trip is made. "Probab ly the best part of the road, right now, is that between -Wendo ver and Ely. It is, of course, newer than the !':ection in Utah. It is a wonder ful road-f or mile after mile straigh t as an arrow and with curves of the widest and easiest so that it .is not necessary to reduce any reasona ble speed whilP making them. 'l.'he summit of White Horse pass is a little more than 6000 fPet. It will be a good all-year road and winter mainten ance will be light." Contrac t !or oiling the White Pine county section of the road, 52.31 miles, has jnst been let by the state highwa y departm ent to a Califor nia contrac tor for ~39,500. The Nevada method is to use an oil mulch gravel with a high percent age of sma 11 sizes and no size greater than one inch and with mail or parcels ; helping you CoNOCO LAND is Americ a's most popula r summe r this to form a three-In ch surfacin g. scenic their obtain autom otive repairs , vacatio n land. The Rockies with With the complet ion of this work pointing out fishing places; wonde rs-the beautiful Ozark s-the Northe rn diver· n the 60 miles or more in White Pine vacatio rable beauty spots, places of historic innume their with Lakes land! county will be tLe only section of this Conoco s t, etc. gloriou in d interes include are all sionsvahappy ating Travel Bureau and standar d this side of Knolls. anticil' sts Conoco motori to All beckon starts in your Plans are under way for reopeni ng Service r! rt summe Passpo cations THIS g applyin and •hat project aid service federal travel the own home, follows you throug h state after state, And here's a most unusual future. distant not motor the in your more gravel smooths your journe y at every stage, and lends will add much to the enjoyment of oiling a helping hand wherev e possible. The state of Utah is already trip! The coupon below will bring sections east of the mud llats. Withou t expense to motor travele rs. Con· YOUR Official Con'oco Passpo rt, From Mills Junctio n in Tooele counoco Travel Bureau and Passpo rt Service and especially marked free road ty, Utah, to ~alt Lake, will soon be helps you p&n your trip; choose your desti· hotels, locate for the states you expect to maps roads; best the y. nations ; select all paved highwa road Mail it now as your first free visit. Nevada s in ted supplie The link just comple camps or cabins, etc. It of ds a happy vacatio n hundre of toward s step maps; provides the service of tbe Lincoln highwa y Is 120 milPS for r this summe in Conocoland! travel inform ation bureau s in caring long, and cost around $750,000 according to 11, S. Kerr, consult ing enginee r, Mail this Coupon THE CONOC O PASSPO RT IS YOUR KEY TO THE of the Utah road commis sion. for your Free Passp ort INDIVID UALIZE D TRAVEL SERVICE Of THE • , • Utah has alreadof spent some $1,100,000 on her 129 miles of the high···············································~ CoNoco TRAVI!l BuRE~u, w N us :: way Tbere are 102 miles of gravel road, road 1755 Glenerm Pluc, Denver. Colon4o, • oiled of 3 and road 24 of paved • to. .•..... - - - --------.--.................... ___ ,... : trip molot ten • a has consfderin •m : r already constru cted. Utah : deacrihing booklet end Pe&t:port Con~o Olficial an Pleue nnd me ! miles o! oiling now under constru ction. Conoeo Tnvel Bllruu and Panpo:t Se,..,.ice, together witb toad • • i m1p1 and detc:ripti'· • literature conurnin& : while Nevada has let a contrac t to oil a3 miles. '.rhe Utah r-Oad commis sion is on --record as favorin g keeping this highAJJr,J... __ · • t•t• ----.S --·--way, which is fed by two transco ntin· -.......... -City. : three an<l west the from ental routes from the east, up to a b~h standar d.'' e Will you eom noeo• in yo ur ear , to fA) lan d thi s Su mm er? ••• ... - lise (;ON OCO Tra vel Bur eau and Pass p<n ·t Serv ice ••• Fre e to Vae atio n Mot oris ts Colutea7 Salt Laloe Tribune. SECTION OF LINCOI..N IDGHWAl', NEAR ELY, NEVADA. CONOCO C]f,avel4{" ,B ur ea u . ~ ~·~:::~· i ··----- -·- i ! ~~············································~················· ~ ... • |