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Show I i. THE PAYSON CHRONICLE. PAYSON, UTAH THEMSELVES WOMEN WHO POISON COVERED WAGON URGE REVIVES HOiSWSvRE UmW day as Sweet Home Has an Odor of Gasoline These Days Home, Gypsying DeLuxe Captures Fancy of American Public. DR. JAMES W. BARTON Tsllti About O Thoughts for the Middle-Ageloss to families, to THE great and to whole communities by the sickness and death of ruddle-agemen and women is arousing thinking individuals tj the need of seeking the cause and removal of this terrible wastage. Men ind women work hard in their youth and early manhood and womanhood and then are laid away on the shelf by some chronic ailment or may pass to the beyond in a few days or weeks. And this occurs just when they can give most to and get most from life. And so many of these cases might have enjoyed and contributed much to life had they given half as much to their thought health and to their bodies as they had to their business or profession. After all that body of yours is what does everything for you gives you strength to play, to work, to think or plan, to enjoy lifes greatest successes and pleasures, and alas, to suffer lifes greatest defeats and almost unbearable pain. To have health and strength is w.Wi.wW vi lifes greatest asset, to be ill or feeble In body is perhaps lifes greatest Home, Sweet Home As the Poet Never Imagined It. liability. And you can get from that body By WILLIAM C. UTLEY of yours just what you can get a few sales to persons of sevenquite must be moving in cycles, for were back to ty-five. from other activities, that is just wagon days again. But such covered There is virtually no limit to the what you put In it But as Gladvariety of the trailers. In the New stone said, All time and money show there were exhibited spent In training or caring for the There are those, to be sure, who will say that pioneers York some 50 different models, the prodpays a larger rate of interest have lost their salt since the prairie schooner has gone ucts of half that many factories. body, than any other investment streamline. But the real hit of this years automobile shows Displayed ingeniously in attractive, Use Bodys Full Power. in both New York and Chicago is the trailer. The sudden if synthetic, rural settings, they Now you can get certain results craze of the American people to become nomads albeit, gave the spectator a real idea of r power from a Ford engine just of the de luxe variety may soon bring $100,000,000 in their usefulness on the road. as you can get certain results or annual business for the automobile trailer manufacturers. ersSome of the less expensive trail- power from a Rolls Royce; the were merely carriers for bagwhole thought is to use the full Already you'll find thousands tents and beds. At the gage, folding of that body of yours no power 1937 prairie schooners with now in the field. There are several top of the cost chart are the pala- more, no less if you are to live shower baths making camp in as dozen leaders in the which tial land yachts with real beds, industry and happily. safely many places in the United States make trailers exclusively. kitchenettes, refrigeration and radiAnd the first thought is to be every day by rippling streams, in It was not until last year that os. Some have even air condition- overhauled by your family physie at Aunt sylvan dells, Molly's trailers really became numerous ing and structural insulation. cian. This doesnt mean a Tourists Haven, on cliffs overto warrant public attention. enough The type of customer for whom chat with him, but a thirty looking the Grand Canyon, the great No one can be sure just how many intended are often minute examination when to governs they fifty 'ditchs silence broken were produced in 1935, but conservtheir design. Some of the simpler he has the time to do it. It means enly by the swing music: which ative guesses place the number at types find favor with the itinerant examination of eyes, ears, nose, blasts from the home on wheels. somewhere between 20,000 and farm laborer. Others are ideal for throat, sinuses, heart, lungs, blood A rocent issue of the New Yorker The total production for 1936 the traveling preacher or circuit pressure, urine, blood, liver and magazine reports that there is even should be somewhere in the neigh- rider." Circulating libraries, carnibladder. A talk about your gall a family living in a trailer in a borhood of 60,000; the following year val troupes and medicine shows use food, amount of rest, and amount The the figure may rise to 200,000 units. them. Traveling clinics find them of exercise taken parking lot off Broadway. daily may make daughter of the house is a pretty The total number of families now convenient, and moving picture all the difference between health photographers model, fond of going on the road touring in trailers is stars employ them as portable and out In slippers and eve- believed to be equal to about that dressing rooms when they are on And when your doctor has finning gown when the Gay White figure. location." But by far the bulk of ished, let your dentist make a comWay lights up. Boy friends in silk the sales are made to the Sees Sale of Million. plete examination, Including the use hats bid her good night on the doorof the cannot Manufacturers themselves step of the family trailer. AU she This investment of time and monof the what future Determines Price agree upon Luxury. just has to do to lose a will pay real dividends. One leading engithe is. trailer ey 18 20 to Trailers are usually feet beau is persuade dad to move the neer and automotive designer, Wil- long. One type, which ranges in family hearth to some other park- liam R. Stout, attributes its popu- price from $495 to $1,015, has PullDinitrophenol, Weight Reducer. ing lot. to the rising to favor of portain double groups man windows larity fact that health authorities type The . Statistics Are Unavailable. ble homes. Reasons for this, he with sashes and frames of steel. are not writing or saying much Roger Babson, the eminent statissays, are the housing shortage, The body is mounted on a steel about dinitrophenol, the weight retician, not long ago voiced his prefluctuating employment and taxachassis and running gear, with ducing drug, is not because it is not diction that Americans were destion of property. Undoubtedly, if the tongue and groove flooring. Con- effective in reducing weight, but betined to become more and more a trailer craze continues to grow, Un- cealed in the rear of the interior is cause of the serious results which nomadic people. The apparently cle Sam will have to devise some a kitchen which boasts a combinahave occurred in some cases sehaphazard growth of the trailer in- new way of taxing these nomads tion cooking and heating stove, table vere skin eruptions, cataracts and If he high, porcelain sink, work tables, even death. dustry from a fad that pleased Uie who have no real estate. fancy of a few to an Important in- can catch em often enough to col- cupboards and a refrigerator. AdIt is interesting to see the results dustry seems to indicate a trend lect. jacent to the kitchen are Pullman of the use of dinitrophenol where its which may bear him out. Another manufacturer believes seats; when a folding table is aschecked closely. So rapidly has the business that Americans will buy a million sembled they make up an attrac- action could be i, Drs. E. L. Bortz, Anthony so and there grown trailers. This may seem a little tive dinette. These also make up surprisingly E. M. Hobson in and Jr., are few statistics to measure it optimistic, he admits, but with a into a double bed. A studio couch Pennsylvania Medical Journal reJust what Uie saturation point for continued tendency toward the so- converts into another double bed. port their experiences in the metathe trailer industry may be. not cialistic state, you are going to find Most of the remainder of the modbolic (building up and breaking or even the manufacturers Uiemselves a large part of the population atels exhibited are variations of the wearing down of the body tissues) can be sure. out to to find an their one described. Their differences clinic of the Lankenan hospital over tempting For one thing, they have not had economic problems, and the trail- often lie in mechanical a two year period. The object of improvetime to do any figuring. For the er offers a wonderful solution to the ments. Some have two rooms, the investigation was to find out the two too been last t years they have housing as well as travel with a door in each. They likevalue of dinitrophenol in reducing busy filling orders. But with the problems. wise vary in degree of streamlining. weight, in what cases it could be interest in the life of the open road There seems to be little chance Some of the models are safely used, in what cases it would cheaper intensified by the trailer exhibits in that the trailer industry ever Will more than but be unsafe to use it, how it could the current automobile shows, they rival the automobile industry in hardly be known beforehand or as early expensive ones are deare now attempting to plan for the size, and few of the manufacturers the more to cleave the air with the after treatment as possible whethsigned future. think it wilL The executive head of of ease. er or not it was safe to use it There is really no mystery to the one firm states that he does not be- greatest There were 60 cases studied, comfortable models are Quite beginning of the movement. It prob- lieve it will ever be very large In weight from 150 to 400 ranging at less than available the expense ably started something like this: and in a few years will settle down pounds; 12 were men and 48 were Joe Doakes, a mechanic over on to Another uninitiated would suppose. One line, women. normal operation. They were placed on a diet has starts at which $275, streamline Avenue B in Americantown, who manufacturer is even more skeption a diet with dinitrophealso and inlikes to go touring with the wife cal, saying that the saturation point design, air conditioning, modern nol. With the use of the dinitropheteriors women, adjustdesigned by and kids in the summer, got tired for trailers costing between $1,200 nol the average weekly loss of of pitching a tent and decided to and $5,000 will be reached much able road clearance for wilderness person was two to three build himself a little cabin with four earlier than many manufacturers driving, low floor level and overall weight per whereas on the diet alone pounds, chrome height, solid walls that could be set upon expect. molybdenum the average weight loss per person a chassis and towed by the family Coach trailers find their way from springs, rubber mounted, and metal was one quarter to one pound weeklshades are used in flivver. manufacturer to consumer in three cabinets. Pastel windows in some yand the decorating of are them Most ways, chiefly. Many Factories in Garages. Symptoms of poisoning from the of the are models type dinitrophenol found with some of Being a good mechanic, Joe did a sold through automobile dealers, used in automobiles. the cases were itching, hives, naupretty good job of it and spent an but some are sold by Independent The cheapest model at the show sea and excluvomiting, diarrhea, nerenjoyable summer. His accounts of dealers who handle trailers cost $119 50, but it was not a cabin vousness, slight rise in temperature the trip impressed some of the sively and some through factory 60 per cent, type trailer. It has air mattresses and in blood pressure. Probably the Smiths, representatives. About neighbors. and pillows for two. The top, when are York Times New the reports, The outstanding fact discovered in down the street, got him to build dealmay be converted into a this hospital was that the quantity opened car the sold through regular them a trailer. Then the Joneses tent. of dinitrophenol necessary to proIt came to pass ers. The makers of the more ex- waterproof and the Browns. A from this is a palace on duce loss of weight in patients who far sales favor cry trailers through that the fees Joe was receiving for pensive his labors were more remunerative direct factory representatives. They wheels which sells for $12,000. Six are eating their regular full meals persons can sleep m it. It has is so large in the majority of cases than his regular shop. So he quit have to be expert at estimating custom-buil- t on costs everything you would expect to find that it is practically unsafe to use jobs. his job and started a little trailer in a small modern home. There are the dinitrophenol. . For this reason Models went and in Widely. his Vary garage factory" comsrower baths, radio, it is wise to use this drug only into the business in earnest The principal buyers of trailers munication with the telephone driver, heating when the food has been cut down in famior today are footloose persons Multiply Joes case by a considersystems and accessories such as amount. able number and you will have an lies, especially those whose breadcard tables, foot rests, speedomeAnother fact brought out was that from have work. retired idea how the factories in garages winners ters and altimeters. may show symptoms of inpatients Some of them have small pensions, and bams sprang up over the counthe automobiles themselves Even or poisoning from dinitoxication try. Some of them of course folded or have accumulated a modest sav- have begun to show the influence of trophenol after a very few doses up as the automobile companies ings; others are wealthy. Most of the trailer. Two of this year's modhave been taken, or they may take and the body builders began to see them travel south to avoid the unels are so constructed that the seats the drug without symptoms for sevof northern winters, the possibilities in the product But pleasantness may be folded into beds for camperal weeks and then suddenly there are today approximately 300 and those who do not would like to. ing out. symptoms of poisoning. Thus one half its trailmanufacoutput, Nearly Western Newspaper Union. companies engaged in building is no method by which there far ers. They are scattered all over turer reports, is sold to persons just sensitiveness to the patient's Town Boasts of No Slams the United States, but the greatest about to retire. The average age of can be learned beforea Radcliffe, England, with 25,000 hand. center for them is in Southern Mich- a buyer of trailer is between forty no slums. WMJ 3srvc. igan, where most of the automobile and fifty years, says another man- population, boasts it has plants are. Three of the latter are ufacturer. who admits there are Rocky Mountain Herald. d. Tales from Vanconve,.,, The Duelling t t d AMERICA of3-thes- , Bide-a-We- , awe-inspiri- 35,-00- 0. high-heele- Sin-don- low-cos- run-dow- n p .flllUjfPHIplUliJ jTNURING the ln the itl early is,,' tV of Dublin O'Connril. lC made a public speech den, ing the Dul -Iently aSaV garly group, organized .IS0. f, destruction of Irish ideal Erins strug ,r!e for indeptjj. is the house she calls after him spitefully:' right, go to your Jane. married women have had to face By KATHLEEN NORRIS in the past thirty years, and one A bottle of slow poison stood that will recur from time to time of her closet in the medicine the years to come. Society home, no woman would go in censure him now as once doesnt a spoontake and there hourly the law, instead of holdand it did, ful of it to his marriage him firmly But there is another kind of poi- ing divorce. A condones vows, amiably in effects, its son, more dreadful and pleasan in few weeks amusing on that thousands of women keep and he is free, not western ant city is the It tap and take regularly. And jealresponsible any more for the wompoison called jealousy. an and children to whom he has ousy ard insanity are first cousins. been loved as husband and father not was parOne woman I knew for so many years. ticularly fond of her husband until Whatever the woman does under Then him. wanted woman another the circumstances, she loses. This foamed she writhed, whimpered, of the times when she cant one is with all the symptoms of a disorshe holds him he is restless If for him, set dered mind. She traps If she lets him go , resentful. and she tried to bribe his office nurse too often ruined by the is life her one bored she every on to spy him, the she knew with hysterical outbursts bitterness, the disillusionment, disturbance of rage. When the other woman was loneliness, the general of her days. mentioned she became actually sin- of the whole current scheme social today permits Our ister; she knew it for a fact that himself to feel quite man acting the knew she at cheated cards, Marian leaves the womit for a fact that Marian wasnt honorably when ishetired and goes to of whom he straight, she knew everything dis- an discarded his and new the love; be Imagined agreeable that could about Marian. Some one happened wife is only setting herself against the current when she protests. to speak of Marians child. But all the same she doesnt have Ha, shes defective, you know! said the discarded wife, with a to let him go if she doesnt want The poor little thingll nev- to. Nine times out of ten the smartlaugh. er be normal! The husband was er thing, the thing that makes for I hear Johns wearing happiness in the end, is NOT to let mentioned. him go. Ruth may know in her corsets and having his face lifted, the jealous wife screamed rather heart that Walter is making a fool than said, with peals of laughter. of himself; that what he feels for Jane wont last; that Jane couldnt And this was a quiet, apparently him a good wife, or any make before never who pleasant woman, had shown any signs of the volcano man a good wife. Ruths course, if she wants to that was ready to burst forth at the handle the whole thing intelligently, of first touch jealousy. In the old days, when home and is to make home pleasanter than church influences took care of chi- ever; to be always serene and paldrens morals, girls and jealousy tient; to bide her time. Her course is to make herself charming; not is rather a feminine characteristic, girls grew up conscious that it for Walter, for he wont see her at was a pitfall, and determined to all for awhile, but on general principles. Her course is to keep herfight it. "Look out, my girls, writes the self busy, find work inside the house father in Little Women, from a and out that interests her, that lifts Civil War camp, I want each one her a httle bit above the narrow circle of home. Ruth attracted Walof you to fight her bosom enemy. ter once against all comers; the our an Its phrase; children wouldnt know what we most sacred hours of life are those were talking about if we reminded associated with her; whether he them to fight their bosom enemies; marries Jane or doesnt the hour is going to come when he sees Ruth no one ever has told them that within each one of us lie the powers in the old light And then in a few years we have that can destroy our very souls. the very ordinary spectacle of a Sex jealousy is perhaps the most poignantly painful and destructive husband pretending that his passion of all; it is the only sort of jealousy for Jane was just warm friendship, men ever seem to feel. It is the forgetting completely that he asked tragedy of its agonies that it de- Ruth to set him free, restored to stroys in the man or woman who the home circle and to his wifes affections. gives way to it But the wife has to get rid of A woman curable. It is jealous may emerge from this fiery trial the last shred of jealousy before all the stronger and finer for it, but she can succeed in this sort of camvery few mothers seriously analyze paign. She has to see the other their children's characters in these womans viewpoint to realize that days, and try to strengthen what is all of us, all our lives long, are getgood in them, and weed out what is ting humiliating jolts and shocks; bad, so that many wives come to to say to herself that what happens the test completely unfitted for to so many other women may well what is a real spiritual crisis. happen to her. She has to abandon all hope of recriminations and Ruth, for example. Is thirty-three- . She was married nine years ago reproaches until the heat of the afand has two boys, both in school. fair has long died away, and treat She was always a trifle heavy, and it as she would a fever. Such a she has settled now into something wife can be reasonably sure of a like stockiness; she was always successful ending; and what else somewhat unimaginative, and she matters? And when the skies are is managing this affair with a com- clear again she will have to refrain from triumph; this defection in her plete lack of imagination. Walter has fallen in love with the husband is no more serious than her woman in his office, Jane Deane. own defects as a wife; if he has failed her signally in one way, she Jane is twenty-eigh- t, divorced, and has failed him In a score of others. at first view. But extremely plain hers is one of those faces that pres- She has kept his life dull when it ently seem almost beautiful, in might have been exciting; she has spite of a homely big mouth, pronv slumped into disorder and ineffiinent teeth, straight dark hair, sal- ciency when the other woman has low skin. Jane has magnificent been always fresh and attractive. Not Uiat it is always Ruth's fault: black-lashegray eyes, a lovely voice, and a delightful disposition. this trial comes to even the most efRuth discovered the affair six ficient, capable and loving of wives. months ago; she immediately col- Propinquity or chance will drag a mans affections from their legitilapsed. She put up no fight She mate anchor as long as men are on ior her lay days weeping bed; men, as long as the other woman is her face grew dark with anger and the other woman. The law that swollen with tears; she would not sends a fatal germ into one mouth come to meals. To her little boys and spares a thousand others, that she said between sobs that Daddy away one womans only child didnt love them any more; he was takes while leaving another woman a safe In love with Mrs. Deane; he was and happy nursery of half a dozen going away to leave them. Once an extremely pretty woman, Ruth children, that gives one little sister lost all semblance of good looks; curly hair and another a talent for the violin, that burns one house she stopped golf; she went noand leaves its fellow standing, opshe put on seventeen where; erates in this matter, too. Your pounds. She stubbornly refuses Walter a husband may be one of the men who simply isn't going to be faithdivorce, and she continues to make his life wretched at home. Every ful; that may be your slice of the time he goes out of the house she trouble of life. Don't try to dodge It when It calls after him spitefully; AU comes. Face it as you would sickto Jane! go In short, right, your she has taken the path best calcu- ness, poverty, war, with spirit and lated to wreck what might be sal- courage. Remember in the matter of vaged in their marriage, and to womanyour husband's affection, no takes anything away from make Walter dislike her. Now, tills situation of a husband you. You lost it before she found it. Only honesty and sweetness and perhaps a good and faithful hussheer fineness of character can band, being strongly attracted to it get back, another woman is one tliat many C Bell Syndicate. WNU Every time he goes out of AU IF d Sen ice. ence. Although toe broadside, h Pf rlS0n with O Connell's plosions, was regarded aTl what mild, one D'Esterre her of the Dublin corporate lenged the Liberator to m l on the field of honor. So u and provocative was the ckaf that O Connell had no opti? than to accept, pistols bebi weapons. The meeting took place in nix park with the result thatffr terre received a buffet throve Pk bladder. O'Connell, desiring wound his antagonist, had ately fired low, but the shot fatal; DEsterre died fe within eight hours. Despite the sessats that ensued, friends and foas, of the deceased declined to g cute, and the affair, which happen at the very peak of OConnelu reer, was dismissed from the pft tongue. Not so, however, from the eg ory of the survivor, who, h k heart, felt a deep remorse bk end of his days. Patriot Makes Amends Some years later, 0Connel.hffl ing that Mrs. DEsterre n , volved in a lawsuit, threw tip lucrative briefs, went down toCn pleaded her suit and won, fonts he took no reward. In after years, whenever k passed the house of DEsterre k was observed to lift his hat iff his lips moved as if in prayer & Liberator, whose were fraught with declining ya pain and fllces in Genoa, Italy, iff to the Vatican. His if died, 1847, on his way bequeathed his body to Ireland a: his heart to the Eternal city. Si former is enshrined in the tery of Glasnevian outside to lin, the latter in a crypt near ti Cese of tomb of Lascaris, in the Chars of St. Agatha, Rome. After a lapse of more than i to tury it would seem that the affair had been it tirely forgotten. Perhaps have been but for the arrival fc Victoria, B. C., shortly before Wheeler. World war of a Major Pistols Travel Overseas. Coin tty I ch a' Major Writ While in Victoria wh G. Yates, from W he borrowed a sum of money could he because of reverses return. For the debt Mr. Yatei met James cepted as payment in full P dueling pistols i the necessary appurtenances, oak case an in snugly packed on a small silver plaque muzzle-loadin- g ing Cockbum, Esq. In 1914 Yates, with his bu Con moved from Victoria to Vancouver of shore the eastern and le land, where I found himto the sequel the startling fought 121 years ago wea With the Alex Cockbum toe? to snug lying between us, recesses of the historiclast ht from which they were of forth to defend the honor name Alex V M Yates nell and D'Esterre, the story to which in an paragraphs are but our p , After taking UP bte. in Comox, where I tols received from Mai we soon became acq the residents, among owners- -, DEsterre family, o hotel, headquarters the come from all over that for the Tyee salmon bay. plentiful in Comox Family Recovers W P One day my versation with S. o. an ' asked if he knew dueling pistols, vola"Je formation that on n a box of weapons reference wntten was there h0 6 De Destee (sic), life. i jbnf- Mr. Yates sifP I read J jepeff D E Mr. Stephen the matter to his J & inScn?-wh- ilst y Col. J. C. E. D'EstjV as fii upon me and continue weapons, ! When I opened the ' the weapons, ,ie pale. After ' the utmost care, ,,c ' brothers && his and he a Ireland and Eng se .evera' rf them. They had genume alleged to be now in Comox he obseP'"; Had not my daughteron the k' D'Esterre box. I quest" 5 pasted in the weal historic er these ever have been H tention of his three f r ui my neighbors in my opinion i |