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Show ki the Jijtft PAYSON CHRONICLE. IAYSON, UTAH Caters Exclusively to and Their Families Wicemen builds the dependable most unusual located nation is e C D ed The a week ress ij; atl was haf;H The re; as Ge- oThe 'S 2675(k' card 'ied it, an " by t. ip ceiling Ce; sou about 2.. showaiar when he the Service Capitol Park ;X'rlv the naan- the exclusive IBP' Services Recreation it 'totality 'I. .'tee corrn S'ates the United pur- letely for ties fPp -h- aps l - Cnn-e- n the larpe-ifrlof e for servu and is op Nations, voluntary modem f j I ft 'j w ll-fro- CHAPTER its own news-- f rr. a free nurs-to breast, - rvice own brush with Breezys friends, for Mary, anticipating Pedro's visit to Don Leonardo, had asked him not to discuss with the latter her decision to make a reality of his dream for Improving the Wagon Wheel. Pedro, assuming she preferred to invite Don Leonardo out to view the fruits of her money and labor when the job should be done and the grass six inches high, promhalf-forme- d XVI "Of course. The heat is blistering, because Ive inquired, but its dry heat, so I can stand it. I have to remain here and learn how that the 'i a i ;rmed services to boss the job. But Ill not be a was s're hotel's the hermit. Did I tell you I hold a flyf;e over an adjoining Typical guests at the ( enter are ivitv mu, ,, room tr c Manley Wu klund of ing Nolicense? converting it in'o Boston, and his wife. When Wi. klnnH and for goodness sake, what 570 P of total "e a i" to,d he was the beds, has that got to do with it? sen n t "0t' '' Th- - " k' accommodations io nw lunds are shown resting in I've had two hundred and fifty ifeping th nrs,,ry hours in the air. I'm going to clear Bobby to b, a was ofTicially center a level spot for a landing field and there Washington civilian. This is true er 27, 1943, ami e a twin engine of ship, c. is a "God send to buy i.iitery accom-,fe- . '.airman, of iffrtual so Ill not be tied down here. I can laundry service, clothes dryers, mothers and children It is the only traveling be in Phoenix in an hour, Los washing machines, valet shops, bar- through Washington. ber shops and the impressive cafethe wives and in three hours, San FranEmploying two registered nurses Angeles as well as those terias. cisco in six. New York or Florida in on an eight-houshift each, and one two The cafeterias are tremendous child educator L,o reservations are days." or psychologist, the first served. This projects in themselves. Within half an hour the rain was There are nursery 24 hours a operates day. beating in sheets Qtb officers and enlisted two one each for officers and enagainst the winThere are 60 volunteers in this dows and Mary listened to somelisted men. Miss Rochelle Z. Kenpartment alone, all having passed an visit-adall of Dallas, Texas, is the Ca- intensive course she had never heard before u;yi the 1,000.000th in child care before thing He nteens food was honored. the steady slap against the earth of and nutritionist. expert acceptance. Since its opening, 2,568 Wick-jttn- , water running off her own roof. It jp.cer 3 c Stanley Pointing out that the most modern children have been cared for. with Mass., stationed at and sanitary methods of food caterthe average between 9 and 12 months made her feel eerie and aloof from base, Patuxent River, ing had been employed there, she of age. The everything, a being detached from youngest guest of the her own said: world; it inculcated in her Every governmental stress nursery was a infant! Police Forre. the thrill of adventures yet to come. on basic, nutritious foods has been But most unusual is the About dark she heard a faint roarobserved by us, as has the general "Baby Ferry Command." nurserys looks like the head-tjh- e This is a governmental theme of utmost sani- group of uniformed AWVS women ing that grew rapidly In intengeneral staff, except sity, so she sent for Pedro to ask of the tation during this wartime crisis. We who roam the peer employees citys Union station a him what that sound might be. e hotel are still working have, for example, employed block away, and route weary mothIt is Satan, laughing with de-- I of Canteen the and paper ers eating and children to the Canteen. Jabers drinking utensils almost exclusively, in place Should a child or mother be ill, both light, Dona Maria, as he conducts Ifthing that occurs at the two funerals. The Santa Maria is of obsolete and sanitarily inadequate jpt be approved by the army and navy dispensaries in the In freshet for his purpose. of and thus avoidWashington dishwashing equipment, grid city are on call for emergencies, Two funerals, Pedro? River naval command, ing the possible danger of transmishas been left Apparently nothing He related the tale of his adven-- ! sion of disease from jjjty Is maintained by the to chance in this greatest of all ture at Breezy Wades wake. Canteens own po- via poorly washed common eating Canteens. It is a mighty institution he this is Pedro, she declared, and drinking utensils. More than that has grown out of this war, and s terrible. of the 50,000 paper cups weekly are used." is a living testimonial of the home Canteens gich Terrible, Dona Maria? It is hor-- I d to Mothers. are free, some Nursery Is fronts contribution to the war efrendered on a cost The free nursery at the Canteen, fort in general, and to the service- rible. Almost I wept because I am S such a poor shot. However, I think the average according to Mrs. Luther Gulick, the man and his family in particular. perhaps I frightened those other two so much they will never come Men for the cooks and bakers back. schools are selected after a series of But how do you know they were special examinations. In addition to cattle thieves, Pedro?" standard seamanship courses these It is enough that they were men learn butchering, cooking and friends and companions of Breezy baking. They are provided with two Wade, that each carried a Flying W Liberty ship galleys and two Victory Iron on his saddle and murder in ship galleys exact to the firal pot his heart if one surprised him as you and pan. Six surprised Breezy, for each carried rifle with telescopic Fifty men are admitted to the a Service hospital corps sights and Maritime Men roundschool each week, selected by coming up their own cattle do not go ht fellows. Line up Trained to armed. There is no more Wild West petitive examination. ide of the walk and double as pursers and hospital corp-me- except in the movies, Dona Maria. lour gear for inspec-feiveaboard merchant vessels, this "Then I know of a good substi. is one of the hardest courses of tute, Pedro." guns, cam-radio- s struction. The men are not doctors "The man I killed and the two but skilled and competent medical who escaped, Pedro went on, iebase. men able to treat ordinary ailments Californians. were first order "boots en-- . of seamen and. most important, how How do you know? S. Maritime Service to utilize most modern medical By their outfits. Their saddles son at Sheepshead Bay methods and drugs to keep alive and have one cincha only. In the southN. Y., hear when they comfortable a dangerously ill man west we use two. Also, their riatas he world's Outdoor steering trainers are until the services of a medical off- were three-stranlargest mer-- e rawhide while we training station. Taken used to teach apprentire seamen the The California use icer become available. rope. maguey r MA wheel (Master at arms), proper method of standing a Founded by a provision of the vaquero is a dandy and must have irs the new recruits are watch, relieving the helmsman, and Merchant Marine Act of 1936, the some silver on his saddle and bridle ("rough the station and following a course. The trainers are U. S. Maritime Service came into If he can afford it. These three had lent issued. circular metal platforms floating in being as the training organization for it. The man I killed wore brass ee to six months later concrete basins. They are equipped men to man Americas merchant spurs inlaid with silver so I took boots" with a ships wheel, binnacle, and marine In addition to the Maritime these for myself. Also, I found on emerge as thor-remerchant seamen, compass. As the trainee turns the Service which trains both apprentice him a letter addressed to a man in e their wheel in accordance with directions seamen ar.d men for officers who Earp, California, and it may be that place as radio roor engine have had 14 months sea time, the he was that person. One day I shall seamen, of the instructor, the platform tates. distant purser-hospitMerchant Marine Cadet Corps trains run over to Earp and make inquiry oard one of for duty in regarding this unfortunate man." Uncle Sams young on class topics are kept in view "hant vessels. Do you think they have put the the merchant manne. The parent Recruits room bulkheads." the War Shipping ad- Flying W brand on many of my Indiana, Alabama, organization, across the Completing four weeks ol boot mu stratioii. Co (a under the calves left unbranded by Pa Burdan country relays a week at U. S. training, the new recruits move .ntu diet a of the Com, last year?" work week. A variety of duty in- n.i.--s on nice training "Not many. I think, because they stations indsail not had much time to work. : aboard a wartime cluding "kp is assigned each iimil have changes Under riven ividual to teach discipline ar.d to at17 Ji.r n.er-u- Any calves they branded will probai cnr. Deliver the Goods. 16 youths tend to necessary station ins'-ist few by the U. S. bly be down along the river and I oh. int seam, an Ira::: days at Sheeps-to is ready Seivice Next new trainee the provided tiny will engage a rider to go down there Mai none apprentice is under n of move into the course of advanced in- have thru pai oils consent. Men with me and round them up while the indoctrination u1: can Mill volun- the brand still shows fresh and unstruction for which his preference be'.wi i. n 26 orientation includes and tested capabilities qualify him leer fur all brand s of Maritime sealed. These animals I will drive method of se-in the horse pas-- ! of gear and in- Deck trainees, at the end of them Service tram.i.g. h video they S i up here and corral will U we the from them, one by car slaughter of ture; a roierral cure and regulations training, receive three final ueeks to one, for ranch use, so there will be A the of one aboard section instructor practical duty for no loss. You will soon have a large Service training 50 man section then U. S. Maritime number of men to feed." Island co on Long which operate the ships The rain ceased about daylight Ashme thrnueh the sound and Chesapeake bay the Santa and eet, of by to Preliminary or they use ingenious equipmentindo- r tio; was again a waste of sand iMr.g Maria the la.ee learn. In one of so and white granite ,he new buildings a mockup of a compete Pedro rode down to the scene of the that so constructed in 2i, subjects ship's bridge is two killings and discovered that dur-men may see the equipment and un''X?n,ery t0 nicntal Ing the night Messrs. Wade and Wall right hours derstand the had moved on. So he rode on down instrucweek. the river until he could emerge on Engine trainees receive ponr'd the new tion in a wide variety S a wiri the north bank where the growth Var:ev of ,rain. was normal and possible to pene-subjects in addition t e see6 ,!icturfiE courses in boats. gui.i. trate. He found the camp of the denstratio:iS of fire visitors; they had had to abandon training and swimming reathiog deviceSi most of their food supplies; their tion powerhouse win steam for cooking and rooking equipment, blankets and packsaddles, with kyacks, mantas Liberty ship engine and lash ropes. The following day Pedro returned to the camp with Left, trainees practice the pack mules and loaded this loot on flaming oil in ihe alt aboard them, for he was a thrifty S. S. Sheepshead Bay, rr.an and wasted nothing. on the bridge play a sir In the afternoon he drove Mrs. on the sides of the ho Maxwell back to Phoenix, remained the plates and coniine there over night and returned to the man in the foreground ranch next day. While in Phoenix, with new foam extini however, he paid a visit to Len Hen-lewho commenced a cautious Right, appren'ioe manpumping of the Wagon Wheel ager but learned nothing of interest which has saved m r, adven-nrhejond the details of Mary's drowning on sinking s"'l and Wade Pedro's with s: Breezy lii-of I know, traveling v fte ?;,; J . h- th ; , d was ng prices! Nations of 5 THE STORY TIIVS FAR: Mary Sutherland (a hirrd to Arizona by the ( the Wagon Wheel dude ranch, operated by Ma and Pa Burdan. She Is met at the atation by Len Henley, whose father. Ham, has purchased the Burdan notes from the bank and feels that the ranch It now his. Len takes Mary to Phoenix, enters the rode and rides Mad Haller to a finish, winning three thousand dollars for Mary from Len'a dad. Mary now buys the equity In Wagon Wheel, and Ham, learning she hasnt got enough money, threatens to foreclose. Ma and Pa Mary Burdan and takes up on the ranch, where she kills the son of Sheriff Wade while Illegally branding a calf. ac- - Rations Service renter aPPened a ad where, sellouts, are tbe stilt,. 8 shell;, le numiit , - seven-months-o- ld anotr.-;- York d Wyna four-plac- sell-o- 65,000," Can-Wp- despera; ts fam-jceme- again?" ructed r d the to retir. liman! e, n btrg, lecdotes cr Its, Or.te ollided t is Glads iment he ;e. . r. tting shouted r end eh some h d: "I s: iat deper. your pr f the room. he greeted "Hello, Watchman, her, "what of the night? "Whose night? "You would have to get exact, wouldnt you" I merely employed a ised silence. You're looking Meanwhile, Mary had checked the figure of speech. balance in her bank accounts in well, so I neednt ask how you are New York and Phoenix and arrived When I saw you last you were headat the conclusion she had to have ed for the bedside of the afflicted more money in hand to do even Miss Sutherland. How did you leave some of the things she planned to that extraordinary young person?" do; also she was at a loss to know "Well, she'll soon finish hating her- which item on her program should self because she had to kill a man in be given priority. While she was What is she doing out there? puzzling over her predicament Sheriff Wade drove down to see her. Nothing as yet, naturally, but she more plans to polish the place up considThe sheriff was looking cheerful than when she had seen him erably." Usual dude program, I daresay. last and the reason for it was forthcoming instantly. "Thought Id run My father tells me she bought the down an tell you my other two sons Burdan cattle from him, so I she's looking forward to the has left Arizona, he announced. "I as suppose Pedro told you I had 'em fun of riding with the round-uadvertised by Pa Burdan. in jail an' why." I daresay she can pay for her Mary nodded. "It seems that all I have done since arriving in Arizona fancies. I wonder, Is create a disturbance, sheriff. he said with amazing "You didn't create this one. I did. naivete, "if she ever thinks of the There wasn't the least danger of a Henley boy? Frequently, I imagine, but withlynching but I had Hamilton Henley send in a bunch o his riders out heartbreak. Indeed, young felin a truck to mill around the jail ler m lad, its my opinion that she's in a fair way of forgetting she ever met you." Margaret had a feeling that if Don Leonardo hadnt been lying in the middle of his bed when she said that he would have fallen out, so visibly did he start. "So." he murmured, "I broke my pick, did I?" folios Sever, . real ho: n, report y signs: Good Ee. . . you do; aster Re: rised as nd cor.i-eI put: at I'm he was? ctatorii She told me how you gave her the rause an hour after it happened and at that time she seemed inclined to accept the situation philosophically. She told me she thought your argument had merit, but later, I think, she commenced to reconsider and concluded that in a very vital matter you had jumped too quickly to a conclusion and quit too readily. She complained rather plaintively one day that you had summoned the Spirit of the Hassy-amp- a for his advice and after he gave it and it appeared t be quite satisfactory, you rejected it." I think so. single-servic- ?d speak: o insult vith Hit: God-Sen- erold's: Cabin' : e cast1 'Perfect; : lose pla-unfort learly." with t Lake' is into it ; Innocrt No ines: Its in pot: iger wrote: high-powe- n s are 0. the junior-r- int. . d in E' rim r permitted d d - "Sevs , in-- !1 lining e dvilizat;: n while est thing rican ibing ! rea-fip- X s;fl It rlson, b joes man he same if Dissf undressr ?r Par i salut-stow-in- g 1 i n wash-boulder- ling' train-Ructio- n 1 inter-relatio- ' 1 e methods taught. And It what a delight will be to have the set you want farm set, table model, port able or combination when it carries this in magic namel ' lane RADIO WARWICK MANUFACTURING CORF. 4640 W. HcwUon Strol, Chicago 44, Illinois - p But, how do you know they were cattle thieves, Iedro? an' yell Lynch 'em' after I had my boys locked up. That threw a chill into em. Then Hamilton Henley come in an interviewed em. He em their choice sell their give Flyin' W iron, lease an' livestock to him, or he leads the mob in stormin the jail an' stringin' em up. And they accepted that program? You bet after I told em I wouldnt kill none o my friends to save 'em. So Hamilton Henley has a lawyer come over to the Jail with his stenographer an fix up the papers an the deal's closed. Mr. Henley wouldnt pay for the cattle until an his own count. after the round-uHe wouldnt accept my boys count. So they agreed to that an he give 'em both five hundred dollars for present expenses an' makes a speech from the second story winder o my jail advisin the mob to go home on account he's arranged for the boys to sell out to him an leave Arizona forever. So when the crowd melts we put the boys in Ham Henleys car an him an' me drop 'em off on the Arizona end o the bridge across the Rio Colorado at Blythe an' they hike across into California." "So. Mary said, "Ham Henley is a good actor as well as a bad one." "Ain't no favor he won't do for a friend he likes an' respects." But the Flying W, Pedro Ortiz informs me, is a small outfit about a township and a half of range and perhaps three hundred head of breeding stork. It will only be a nuisance to Ham Henley. He likes a larger canvas." He aims to sell that little spread to some dude if so be he don't sell it to me, which he'll do in case I'm licked at the general election this fall. An I expect to he because o' them sons o' mine." I imagine I'm the dude he has in mind, Mr. Wade Well, in a pinch Ham Henley is the I'll cattle king of Arizona but I have an ambition to be the cattle queen. Id be a cattle queen, would I not, with ten thousand headz" "You would, but not on your present range or even with the Flyin W added. This was her cue to confide in him her plan for the home ranch and he agreed that it was a feasible one, provided she gut water in sufficient quantity from the wells she planned to sink and the cost nf pumping should not be prohibitive. The day after her return to Phoe But she telephoned me from the hospital the day she was shot. She thought of me then." True, but as a friend, not a sweetheart. She wanted me and to get me she had to communicate through you because you spoke Spanish. 'Shes had a perfectly horrible experience and shes taken it bravely. That girl just oozes spunk. You delivered that silly little message of mine?" T did. Tlie answer, please. Margaret gave it to him, verbatim. and watched him squirm, i - Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulslon relieves promptly because it goes right to tbe seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coudhs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis jJUMlgj ing. r op-f.- k ae Wes: The: . the door, as it were. Len, you didn't do right by your dude. You dazzled her; you made her love you and when she started dreaming such stuff as the dreams of young girls are made of, you awakened her with a vigorous shakmy foot leSeamen s, le critics "But surely she didn't take that jest seriously. I merely went through that old rigmarole in order to get lubbers Months Light Tractor Power Plant p mouth-to-mout- ourse. If Light Truck r! Pouangvr Cor sup-tpos- e ll-t- I visit to Len nix, Margaret paid Henley. She found Mr. Henley vast- ly improved, with everything under perfect control, except his spirits, which were very low. He brightened perceptibly when Margaret entered TMjEB GOOD-TASTINGood-tastin- g G TONIC Scotts F.mulslon contains natural A & D Vitamins often needed to help build stamina and resistance to colds and minor ills. Helps build strong bones and sound teeth, too I Give goodtasting Scott's daily, tbe "So she Isnt remotely he pressed. "I doubt it, but if she is she'll conceal it until, she's permanently Recommended by Many Doctors cured. Were you anticipating renewing your sentimental interest in the lady, Len?" "It doesn't require renewal. It isn't dead. It doesnt even sleepeth, because when that girl hit me she crippled me for life. Isnt it the most extraordinary situation, Margaret? Two people meet and Instantly the current of their lives is quickened and diverted into new channels. I confess Im rather juvenile about her; I lie here all day envisioning Do You Hate HOT FLASHES? her as I first saw her that snappy If you suffer from hot fla he. fel weak, nervous, a bit blue at times morning sitting on her steamer all due to the functional "mlddle-ae- " trunk on the platform at Sughuaro." period peculiar to women try Does your original contention Lydia E. Plnkharns Vegetable Compound to relieve euch symptoms. that marriage between you two Taken regularly Plnkhnms Comwould be a mistake, still hold?" pound helps build up resistance against such annoying symptoms. Well, perhaps I should have takPlnkhams Compound Is made en a chance and made the experiespecially for women it JiWp.i nature and thati the kind of mediment, although it would have been cine to buyl Follow label directions. pretty horrible if my original theory LYDIA E. PINKHAMSSS I proved to be correct after all I know and don't think don't my father does, either, because ever 40 44 since she busted Breezy Wade, he WNU W doesn't go into the silence when 1 mention her name. He just shakes his head and murmurs: There's a salty one for you. So smart she's Fight a catawampus and spooky. spot him six bites and three clouts. " For You To Feel Well When your father sees the light 24 hours every day. ? days every he never blink s it. mentally. broken-hearted- ? year-roun- d! VMOOs KidneysiMusI WorKlWell So you think Im washed up. Mar- garet " I'm certain of it, darling. "Well, he mourned. "I was never much of a hand to come crawling, so the bet will have to go as it lies. When she wrote me, thanking me for tiie flowers I sent hef she addressed me as friend Len and signed herself sincerely, Mary Sutherland. That got me down. About March fifteenth he left the hospital and went to live with his father and here, one day, he was "Helsummoned to the telephone. lo, Don Leonardo," Mary's golden voice greeted him. "How are yuu. cow boy?" (TO ut: CONTINUED! week, never stopping, Lne kidneys filter waste matter irom tbs blood. If mors people were aware of bow the kidneys must constantly remove surplus fluid, excess acids and other waste matter that cannot Slav In the blond without injury to health, there would be better understanding of vhy the whole system is upset when kidoeys fail to function properly. Burnin, scanty or too frequent urination sometime warns that someth ' Is wronf. You may suffer naeg ng bark-achheadaches, dizziness, pains, getting up at n ghts. swelhng. !l Why not try Doant Fills? You be using medicine recommended the functrie over, loan's stimuLi'e country tion of the kidneys and help them to flush out poisonous waste from the blood- They contain nothing harmful. Get Doan' today. 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