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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH Location of Ores Revealed by Smoke Over the entrance to the principal mine of a lead company In Arizona hangs- - a portrait of Antonio, the Cave Finder, an employee who roams about' the underground' passage puffing cigarettes, says- - Popular Mechanics Magazine. lie keeps close watch of the smoke as It drifts away, and If he sees It; disappearing 'through tJjjy breaks in the rock formation, the workings are. extended In thnt direction, which often leads to Inner caves; rich in ore. Minerals In this region seem-- to have been deposited In cavities which lie In mately horizontal, plane. The mine Is said .to have been; enlarged by more than half a mile In this manner. Tunnels- - are driven under the cav'es and .the ore Is dropped directly Into, the cars that carry It out of the mine. A new full set of Champions every 10,000. miles will . The Cutioura Toilet Trio. . 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J his memory. library was finally A deehle.d .nielaoFial ' on, .which was endowed by. .the beqkeeperj and Ilecajise of the interest which .tliq Wisconsin College of Agriculture, displayed ' in beekeeping library was established there. 'The library is pn intenfutional monument to. beekeeping, says a bulle'tifi-JiIf. r Wilson-,- hi charge of the elitrance- - to. the vHpltijl.frdm. the south. agrlcul til re ' department . of Wls'corisin iug.-thof the. river drlvn' college. . .. Continuing the . and .parkway .west 'of. tfie Lincoln Memorial and linking the Itqek Creek 'and Potomac parkways,Lifes Span Extending vvith tlie river drive. moved CTMefr to'tlie river.In spite of tile fact that the conCreating .a great plaza fietw;een. th.e .Llneoin tinued betterment of health andliv: . Memorial and the 'bridge, Including an attractive conditions In this .century has. lug Lincoln Memorial. water gate fronting the Americans thd expectancy , of 'A beautiful 'plaza' from, the southern glreh and longer longer lives, the "average1 - island to and Columbiaon end of the bridge American had Ills of expectancy . the entrarren-- te Arlington? life reduced from 58.01 years Jn 1921 of will foot The Titanic Memorial. to 57.32 years In 1923, or a loss! of. New Hampshire avenue 'a.t tlie Junction of Rock abdut. eight .months.'- - 'According - to s Is memorial creek 'and. Potomac parkways.-"Thi' of a leading life insurto the 'heroes of thu Tltanlq disaster Hie men statisticians, ance who complied the company, children and who stood back saying, . Women .greater prevalence "of influenza ' ' first. . . ' and pneumonia, in 1922 caused the re. . . but from advance indications duction, ' One of Sherrill's. Jobs putshirq it command of 1924 and 1925 the expqcted Span fgr of in charge the pp'rk .police of 'the District and 'to death 'will be a larger .This means tliaj he from the many parks 'of the of number years than It was In 1921,. has to see to the conditions on fife baseball around" wlvich .crowd 100, 000. spectators a a banner yeaiv montl; five golf courses patronized by more than . , Has Brains to Spare 50,000- devotees ; two Hdhtg grounds' vvith fumlles; Six brains in one are safil to be lacrosse' and polo grounds; a sylvan .theater, possessed by Mr." Harry Ixahne, an .and many other public recreation grounds. Tim charge of the public parka mjisf he a man-size- d American .now visiting in dri gill sorts he vvlfl read a newsjob In' itgelf. lie gets reports of things. Ills men trim miles, of hedges. Ills paper,. write the headlines upsfde tree' surgeons and .tree doctors tak sick trees down and backwards on a. blackboard, the. ah the suufp. time, spelling, Hi? words treatment. 'W-lreIp hand, fur White House Rowers, .'plants and shrubs need, the right way; speak continuously to 'that' they, get It. .AJlIng tfees his audience ; answer questions giv;ing fumigation, are Sqnt totlie propagating gardens for treatment the exact populations and Industries of the. biggest towns of Great Britain, vmd new oneq are substituted. . Colonel Sherrill .only a memfier of the Canada ami the United Statbs; write Pjibltc Building commjssijtn but, as superintend; backward and upside down columns. ent of ttfp cnninission in charge of (lie Stjite, .Wftr Of figures jvhjch totaled .7,123,.rHG'.937, and Navy buildings, lie is responsihfe for thesa a., figure! p'rbviously qgreed upon by . . great- - structures. Other ramifications of these two tbq audience.him" rharg-t-tli- .e In decupled bqlhlings jobs put In tropical e.ouhtries th sound of by the other eWuthe departments. So Sheris so common that, vveath'er scores thunder of uminteiianee for etiief a of sort rill "of government huiluings with .Jloor space 'in'' s men" 'often' forget M. register all the . . of 7, OOO.OH) sqifare fuet. Tills- - means., In "storms. Imore than an 3,0i)0 .of has that .lie tjjrn, ' carpen-terunder hls.cpolml jilunrhers. "eleitrifianls, . ste.n in litters, painters, "watchmen and so On. Incidentally he is chief of the ; fine department for the government buildiftss no. others. the.-Mille- t -- e By JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN r - ASIIING.TON,. the Capital city, lias a . t'Zjir a ml Us name. Is TL. Clarence "O: Sherrill, U. S. A. Anyway, so says Thomas Lindsay . Blanton of Abilene, representative from thoSeventeenth congression- ul district of Texas. Newspaper renders will recall' that Representative Illanton recently took . the country Into his conThlence regarding Ids .vlevls of Slierrjll'.. More recently lie got oflt u lfotik- let on the Siam subject. What his next move will be lias Washington guessing. " Blanton Is a persistent chap utul evidently Is out gunning for Sherrill. Up: to dufe Sherrills only reply seems- - to have been a passing reference In a. public address tft the Texan as. a busy T0dy." That was on unkind cut, fo'f th.e pages of the Congressional' Record are proof that ttie activities of the Texas representative are manifold. Indeed, an envious colleagueMs credited with . the reiiiark, Blanton can do. more In a nrinute to muddy the pond than any man In congress.. The government of Washington and the district of Columbia seenis funny enough without k Czar" . to the visitor to. the capital. Its a govornmeirHvycongress and commission. Apparently they act " And It would lake a Ildhidel- about, plda lawyer to find out where one ends ijml.lbe- . other begins. Moreover, the restrict Is always blaming congress for niiinlfold woes. And ' gross Is usually considering some proposal to do Dls.'something drastic to the Inhabitants of the pud-par- xA whole story word in one tho story of -- k rlse-at,tli- d flg-tire- s, -- ' MonaMotor whole is safe lubrication in one word. Oil must endure and MonaMotor does. . Your search for the most dependable oil is ended and' longer service from hen . you-learyour car is a certainty this one word fQt perfect lubrica--" i . tioPf MonaMitor. - bl-rt- - MsnaMoior Qil Company . San Francisco, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. , MoiiaMotor Oils' & Greases London.-Simultaneousl- -- 3T to have, afoundln case there is something that must receive attention. 'In consequence he 1$ . found listed ns: . . Executive npd disbursing officer of tfie Grant " Memorial commission. . Executive officer of the Meade Memorial eoiu- ' . mission. . Executive and disbursing officer of the Com- mission Memorial to Wonibn of the .Civil Wjir. . trlct. . ; s ; Exerutiveund disbursing officer "of theArling- ten Memorial Amphitheater commission. Nevertheless, Blanton says In spite of edn-- " a Executive and disbursing officer of the Rock-Creegress and the commission Hint Sherrill 11c deelnres . he has evidence of great Czar.'. and l.olomap Parkway commission. Executive and disbursing officer of Jhe John .probative conclusiveness" against the colonel, and timt no" Czar has ever been In more .complete EMccson Meijinriul commission. control" than Is" this North Carolina soldier over Execufive and disbursing officer of the Titanic of the district's population. Colonel Memorial coinmis.sioB. Executive and disbursing officer of .the Niftional Sherrill, he awn:ts,- - presides arrogantly and" ' ' . pompously n the sole nnH exclusive dictator, law-Capital Park commission. concession contract Executive and disbursing officer of the Arlingmaker, law enforcer, letter, in itself.. ton MemOrl.rl -- Bridge commission. . grantor, employee hirer,, employee discharger, oV' he is obliged .to take a other vv.av Some utul executioner, . . Apparently there are several money dishursev, judge, Jury jobs fiand In ccqjsiructive vv'ofinis well. lie Is p'ft-tin- g from whose Jron decree there Is no way of. concealed in these commissions. The project new eTeTatdr plant". in the Ip. an oirt-ii-called tU Arlington Memorial will escape. the old one; in; use foe Wnshlnglt-3Ionuinenf- ; v n and cost $15,(XK,X0. The take ten years be shut down its dangerous. li'ad. to nmijy years, Arlington' Memorial Bridge- commission is- nurhor-'lzeColonel Sherrill lms served 21 years- - In the 1H of the Lincoln- - Memorial, he" officer As to once and at charge directed with the. United States army, having 'been an honor man proceed is adding to the beauties o.f tlfe. rainbow fountain, construction of n memorial bridge across the lo- .In the West Point class of 11)01. He lias lilvu.ts-beefeature of jlie pool. . from river loiilac the the Lincoln of the engineers; with the exception of the vicinity of. for" in thrwvvn good' nieas-urare IRre jobs Memorial in the .city of Washington to fin appro- period of tlie World war. Then lib was Vtilef of eon'unis-sion.fo- r member a the. is Hi zoning pf In po'int of state Sevent.v-soventthe. prlatestaff of the division, lie foi.ight In. Virginia; Including, Columbia of and District tlie on tjto Veslc and in Belgium, the upproprmje approaches,- roads, streets, boulevards, ' Xor Motor Transport. lie won the IMstiliguMied Service Medui and tin? . avenues and .walks leading thereto on both sides of said river, jogelhe'r with the landscape features Croix tie Guerre. Sherrill wfiS with, the- - Seventy;-- . seventh from the day It was mobilized tjtitll appertaining thereto, nil In iiecordiiiieo. vvith the . AHd,"as,if Cnlone-- Sherrill' did not have enough to !kwui him busy, he was. recently made execuwas brought liome. this fighting New design, sUn.ejs, and estimate's of eiist transmitted hv said .commission to congress under date of tive and ihslmrstiig officer of tl'iq.neiy National York division would give Sherrill. a certificate- - of ' 22',' 11)24. This commission., is . Cnfiital Iark commission. ellioienoy well up toward the 100 per cent. mark. . April authorised to'spend a million dollars annually fo'r Sherrill seems to have begun hl Washington Sentimentally., this bridge Is a sypibol of the the next ten years. It. is 'intended to mak'e the enreer as an assistant .aid to Roosevelt .in his binding together of the 'North and the South In at least the equal, of any the. Union. The Rnt.nnmc river in- second term. When llijrdlng went to the White-Hous- e Vas the ' parks of Washingtonvv.lll 'take a lot of hard work and world it in the between the Union and Confederate . he made this son of a Confederate veteran dividing ' ' ' . to do It:. states and I.ineifln in the White House saw; the . Ms personal aid. President Coolidge kept Sherrill iloesnt his work for Confederate (lags living on tlie Vlrglfiia shore. ColUnel Sherri on duty-athe. White House, Using hint ns. Another toifc-- df senjjiuent about it is the- - restora- escort at public functions, la the receppublication ; apparently he doesn't have .time tton of the fqnious Robert E. .Lee mansion at ' if for no other, reason. According to general retion of diplomats, etc. But ns duties piled pp. on ' ' . him President relieved Arlington. of many of, Sherrill, the port theqe isnt- a busier man in Washington. IUs . Other features of the project are these : Navy building.; He comes office 'is In' the-netnese social duties In order that lie. might have Widening B street east from the Lincoln Me- tune to tackle the many Jobs congress lms of early ail'd stays' late. AH day long' he gets re-nmrial tq the Capitol, crossing Iennslyvdnla kve-tiu- e late showered upon him. Doubtless Sherrill will ports, from subordjnates. . Moreover, . It' Is said to the north side ofthe Capitol, cleaning out he missed at these social functions, for he is a" that . he passes on every - proposition that 1n- -' voucher or n- contract. And flnaBy, the unsightly shacks and providing a- - governvolves eltlier-and presentable figure? tall,-- slender, black-lmlre' gets-a- nd answers something like- black-eye- d mental boulevard from the (Capitol for corteges he. id tb.e uniform of the engineers. say; "flipy new a month. to Na-- .. letters 10,000 Sherrill is not in "Whos Who. bridge Arlington memoriaj ncjossthe the Possibly tional cemetery. or may not be rfght In calling Blanton mn-publishers felt that the cojniilete list of all Ids street at right . nngles Widening Tw'enty-thlrvarious past and present activities and positions But if Blanton ..had 'cailed' Sherrill a Czar from B street from the Lincoln Memorial to Wash- wotdd take up more room than they could afford. Sherrill, i'o.obah" Instead of Czar no one would Ington Circle, as the most Important, north and Incidentally It is a Washington quip that Blanton challenge the fitness of the chnracterlzntlqn. Blansouth route for the entire northwest section of in the CongresIs Jealous. Blantons biography ton complains because Sherrill has eleven Jobs. the city to the Lincoln Memorial and across the ' Why, it looks as If Sherrill had at least' a hunsional Directory one of the longest runs to more memorial bridge to' Arlington. than 750 words, whereas one much longer could dred. So, 'while Sherrill may- - he a "Czar .he cerbe written by Sherrill ; Indeed a mJre list of his of Columbia Island, reclaimed by Development tainly Is- - a Toobah." When a man Is engaged at one and the sanie jobs and duties would run beyond that. In fact. dredging operations, along which there will be a In making the list ones first thought Is that It boulevard drive at right angles to the memorial time hi doctoring sick trees, building a memorial would be easier to mention the District of Columbridge, connecting across an auxiliary bridge with bridge, policing five baseball diamonds, repairing bia activities In which he takes no part. llie Lee highway. government buildings, bossing a fire department, Erection of the Titanic and John Ericsson meputting a new elevator In the Washington. MonuA cursory examination of the Congressional morials equidistant from the entrance to the ment and keeping a watchful eye on the President and the White House why, If that man bridge from B street, on either side and on the Directory shows that the commissions regard him highly as an executive officer and a handy man Isnt a "Poobah,? what Is het waterfront, thus flunking the bridge and beautlfy- - ' he-see- s fifty-fifty.- Is-n- l: cx-ce- -- , Preserving Wild Came who- - want to .see our big au- -' game protected coipmend thorities o'f South Dakota for pieir. conservation valuable aperies of fauna in . the state park set apart In the Black hills. Ilerp there are 110 buffalo,' 1,0U0 elk,. 2,900 deer, 300 beaver, 400 cooirs arid tliousan'ds. . of. game birds. The flominal value of the erdaturea Is $105,000, but as teachers, of natural history they are wrorth Incalculably - Thtis'e the-stat- e fast-perishi- more,- It doesnt. matteb If lieauty Is only skin deep as long'asthe.'skln Is worn on the. outbid?. . ju-m- s, h . smalLj-espohfiihllit- man-sized r - d to et Sedtfn '$775, h Meuse-Ar-gonn- 1 .. . - talk!-abou- t t More Power! More Poll! More Pep! Low-co- st Star - y X V t. b. Lansing; COMMERCIAL CHASSIS . ROADSTER--.-- . . i TOURING' . COUPSTER . , COUPE , . COACH . , , SEDAN' . .-- . t , , d ! Transportation .Psicili f a d c Lansing,. M'tch. i . . J4'25 $525 - . .'.$525 $395 ! J67J' .V, . - , $693 $77 J DURANT MOTORS, Inc. . '250 West 57th Street, New York ' ' General 'Sales Dept. 1 819 Broadway, New York Dealtrs and Service Stations' throughtut- the United States Canada and Mexict Plant: - Elizabeth, N. J. Lansing, Micb. Oakland, Cal Toronto, OnL ' ? |