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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH LURE OF NORTH CALLS YOUTH Explorers Tell of Riches in Great Bear Country. ' (Damm ccaa- - lng Into the ears of langorous Canadian youths whose romance has hitherto been derived from a synthetic tickling of the nerves with blase adventures Id stocks and bonds. So now, everywhere In the West, young men' are throwing off bond consciousness to assume North consciousness. the North dry. Twenty below zero In dry cold is more tolerable then twenty above kero in the damp atmosphere .of the Atlantic and PaVancouver, B. C. Almost due west cific coasts. But these are little things of Stewart which nestles among the that can be overcome by the aid of scimountains at the end of the appendixence and the. application of the piolike Portland canal, that separates neer spirit Alaska: from British Columbia lies the The point Is that .the Canadian of the Ingenlka. Immediately valley North, northern British Columbia to south Is the country drained by the the Northwest Territories, holds more Omlneca. All this area is some 580 .mineral wealth than North America miles from Vancouver as the crow has yet produced. There Is gold In flies. And from this district to 500 the Omlnecas that will materially enmiles further north where the Great rich-, the world's supply. .There Is silBear country sprawls about Great ver In the Ingenlkas occurring In solBear lake Is the most highly mineralid, almost pure blocks. In the Peace ised section In the whole world. It Is. river country there Is anthracite tad upon this Immensely rich northern diswheat production' enough for ten trict that the eyes of young Vancouver Americas. are Just now turned. . In the Great Bear- country there For like Nordic St. Johns, crying out has been blocked out by hand $25,000,-00- 0 In a wilderness of degenerate softness, worth of pitchblende containing certain explorers have been wintering radium. Twenty tons of this ore was In Vancouver, preaching the gospel of brought down in 1931 and Jt assayed pioneering and unfolding marvelous as high as $8,600- a . ton. The extent tales of the unrivaled wealth of the of. the total deposit cannot even be North. The result has been a wave of guessed. "north consciousness throughout all These are the- tales, borne out by British Columbia. authentic facts, and . Indisputable This North country, says these exproofs, that these explorers are' pour-- ' plorers, has been libeled and abused, Just as all northerly areas have been since the beginning of time. ' : It Is true that the' North has long, cold winters, but Its summers, three months of almost continuous sunshine, makes practically hothouse conditions Electric Bulb Expected to Lure for productive effort Moreover the . Rare cold of Is- LfCDCDCmiDti oatoQCdafi Big Subterranean Water Supply Under Nebraska Lincoln, Neb. Nebraska has enough the south cenunderground tral part of the state to form a lake twice as large and twice as de;ep as the Great Salt Lake of Utah. This Is the estimate of Dr. A. G. Lngn, geologist of the University of Nebraska, who has made a survey. . The water Is held In formation of and and gravel- made daring the glacial periods, . according to the geologist. Nebraska Is' traversed by the Platte river from one end to the other. The waters from the Platte seep away underground, he said, to the rivers along the southern border of the state: This Accounts for the dryness. of the Platte during the summer months. fftm (HeD o - txQsdKUr ocmi - . . Specimens. Calif. An electric below the surface of the Pacific oceaft Is rare enough, San San- Shrines Placed in Cairo Museum Tut- - Ankh- - Amen. Cairo. The four magnificent which Inclose the sarcophagus tomb, have been in the Antiquities museum gilt-brine- - Francisco, light 8,000 feet Francisco scientists believe, to capitalize piscatorial curiosity and yield some equally rare marine . specimens. A. recently, developed 'device Is going to be used by scientists aboard the Templeton Crocker yacht, Zaca, In a six months expedition to the Galapagos, Tres Marlas and other island' groups off the west coast of Mexico. It Is a lighted bulb' that can be lowered s of placed here. The Innermost shrine has already been and Is oh view. It. Is constructed of solid wood 'covered with gesso overlaid with gold leaf, with sacred figures in' gold. The out- side has been restored to- Its original brilliance, but it appears that Tuts artificer cheated his royal master by using an inferior quality of gold inside which has now oxidized and lost color. The shrine Is 9 feet 6 Inches long and 5 feet high. Another recent addition to the Antiquities museum is. a unique caricature of the heretical King Akhenaten. The caricature, showing the king with beard and whiskers, was found at ' Tellel-Amarthat ' the suggesting king possibly became mentally . deficient and was allowed to end his days obscurely when the center . of religion and government reverted' tp Thebes. . . - MAY LIVE IN JUNGLE. . Bandits Who Dynamite Fish to Be Cleaned Out . . . U. S. Army Air Man Holds Four Flying Ratings San Antonio, Texas. Maj. William B. Kepner, World war balloonist and holder of the Distinguished Service cross, has been assigned to duty at Wright field, Dayton, following his graduation from the- - Air Corps Ad-- , vanced Flying school at Kelly, field here. Major Kepner will become one of the few air corps officers to hold four Besides being rated flying ratings. an airship pilot, balloon observer, and airplane observer, he has qualified to pilot three types of airships rigid, and nonrlgid. Major Kepner has won both the national and International balloon racea eml-rlgl- : : . Col. P. II. Fawcett, famous British explorer . who. disappeared Into the trackless wilds of the Brazilian jun: gles seven .years ago, may still' be alive. The British consul general at Son Paulo has announced a most definite clew as to the whereabouts of accomFawcett and his son John, who ' panied him on the trip In 1925. Stephen ltattin, a jungle trapper, told the consul that "he conversed with- a man who claimed to be Fawcett, at an Indian encampment approximately six weeks . journey from Sqo Paulo. - MAPI T TBS MAKERS OF tVOBT SOAP Why dont you try this amazing soap see how its suds last till dishes are sparkling dean how they float dirt out ot dothes and hold it ont so dothes are cleaner and Never balls up. CDSSfCDCDQo amt .nn ra Procter & Gamble WIFE'S RIGHT TO SHARE IN INCOME . , : Shouid Mates Be Real Fifty Fifty Partners? water In the house. I draw cistern Little Difference water. I had seven children for him The young bride was asked what and had to raise chickens to clothe she thought of married life. myself and the children. And what "Oh, theres not much difference, I used te wait 9 Mil good was It all? There are no she replied. the night for George to ge, and a ear pockets In a shroud." I wait up half the night fer hiss to come home. Just How New Yorker .. Womens rights, It seen.is,.was not settled when political equal suffrage Happened to Be Let In The American Language was adopted. Equal rights for womJohn Stewart Bryan, himself a VirWhos that big cheese aver en Is s.till the most Important ques-- . ginian, tells of a man from Charlesthere? tlon In American home life today, ac- ton, S. C., who returned home from Some wan." to a, questionnaire conduc- a visit to New York. Somebody asked Washingtonbig Post. cording ted among 6,000 women .by the edi- him how he enjoyed himself and the torial staff 6f the County Ilome; colonel said : Fine ! We had a great A false rumor gains currency ' ' Fifty-ondinner at Delmonlcos. Colonel Rave-ne- quicker than the average womcent of all the .per man. was there; Major Elliott from en who answered the questionnaire selected this as the gravest and most Columbia was there; three of the important question of a long series Serevens came from Savannah, and NEWHOUSE HOTEL submitted for their selection. Most of there was General Breckenrldge from Spring Rates them narrowed their interest down Kentucky and Beverly Randolph from to money matters the right of a .Virginia.1 That made eight, with you? wife as a partner to share ' No, there were nine. Oh, yes; In the family Income. was a fellow from- New York there on The arguments brouglit to bear. there." the subject were many and yarled. How did he get In? ' A Kansas answer carried the fol' Oh, said the colonel, he was givlowing indorsement; When I was Boston Globe. the dinner! ing thirty I would have stuck up for When registerthe old idea that a 'man is the natIn i Odd Names ing, ask far Sequence of ural head But now, family-. . A curious sequence of names Is I am convinced that an at slxty-twactual partnership with the wife puzzling' University of Alabama proRates. Or would be the salvation of many fessors. In one freshman class John write for reJames John occupy seats homes that otherwise will be wretch- James-anservations er ed or wrecked. Experience has dem- near each other. Across the aisle defarther onstrated that, under our present are Jacob Jacobs and Roger Rogers. tails. system of equality in education nd Three Bernard Cohens are signed up PLAN A Opportunity, woman Is not only for the same course also. That probt PERSONS W .mans equal mentality but often his lem ' was- solved by placing the S DAYS AND I NIGHT on. different schedules. M Cohens, Room, dinner, broakfaat, superior in business acumen; and she theater ticket each. (Good s Is entitled to full participation In ev- only.) ' Rif erythlhg pertalning to the welfare'of PLANE ' I see In Yap they use grindstones . the home." S PERSONS have ; for woman I An Indiana .wrote S DAYS AND I NIGHT currency. . ' Room, garage, dinner, broakfaat, Think Ill go there." . traveled the whole road. Thlsvery Z each. . to a maximum depth of more than ' half a mile In the water. . The light globe is in the center, of a lattice-lik- e box. Curious fish and crustaceans- - can get through the bpenlngs to investigate the light; but they .cant get out.. ..-- . Fish that live' too far under water to take an interest in a brilliantly hued fly are considered an inquisitive lot by Dr. Barton W. Bverman of the California Academy of Sciences. ' The light, Doctor Bverman bellev.es, will attract rather than repel all free swimming things, Including microscopic sea life. Ee expects the Zaca to return next fall With thousands' of new species of underwater, life In preservatives, as well as many alive In specially constructed tanks. The expedition will also, devote some time to gathering of Insects, birds and mammals nativ.e to the seldom visited Islands in tropical waters. Turkey and Persia Make English Legal Tongue a, Following Norway. Jlammerfest, the example of the French government In cleaning up Corsiean .bandits, the Intends. to Norwegian government clean out the fishing bandits, whQ are raiding the banks off northern Norway with dynamite and destroying thousands of tons of valuable food every season. War has been declared, and the coast guard and police forces are planning a campaign for protection of the' Industry, on which more than 90 per cent of the northern folk are de; pendent. Since 1911 It has been Illegal to kill fish by dynamite, but it. always has been carried on. - amnnv whiter without rubbing? Softens water. . TRAP FISH WITH LIGHT : UHui n, v. a. sat. Mr, - - due UitfJmo London. The governments of Turkey and Persia have decided to adopt English as the language for their official communication.' French, which has been, the language of diplomacy in the east for centuries, Is. to be replaced. .. ' The .Turkish government Is hew canvassing England for- - celebrated English orientalists who are needed as teachers. Altogether,, from 8,000 to 3,500 professors and instructors are. the wanted from. Great Britain-'an' ' United States. The. two countries entered into discussions on the plan following the breakdown of Riza Khans efforts to Introduce the Roman alphabet 'In Pec-- , sia two years ago. English will henceforth be taught. In the schools of both It is even said that the countries. Koran will be translated and read only in. English .in Turkish schools.. butter-and-eg- g ll e se fifty-fift- y - . . tl-i- $56 - gsu-ag- , ... . . i . question .almost broke' my. heart; I Why?.' let my husband get hold of all the Thats . the place ' to-- , earn, big " ' . . ' money I got from niy parents. He. .money. allhis and his It farm far .spent After a man has laughed at your good. I have no modern conveniences, with an electric line right in joke over the telephone, he expects . front of our farm home. I have no you to hang up. (Geed theater ticket, luncheon, an r time.) ONE PERSON, IS.M. HOTEL - - NEWHOUSE BaH Lake CKj, Ctab W. E. Batten C. W. Weet Jitu for Giri Mich, The first' course Jitsti ever believed offered Is now available here. Women and girls, twelve or over, are eligible at the Y W. J0. A.. Only the defense holds, will be taught, . Jiu Kalamazoo,-- . In-jl- . Lloyd George Tries His Hand at Psalm Writing London.- - Solicitor, . world-famouand statesman, journalist,' politician and now psalm writer. Such is the versatile record of Lloyd George, British war-tim- e .premier. During his recent stay in Criccteth, Wales, the veteran Liberal leader translated six verses of the psalm Thy Kingdom Come, . O God1' into Welsh. The psalm Is a beautiful metrical version and will be sung at the Psalmody festivals of the' Welsh churches and the Elsteddfodau. s Bow, Wow! Meaning Here I Am, Dentist!' ' . N". C. Jack, Dr. . Loulsb-urg- , A.. H. Flemings pet bulldog, knows when' ht needs- a dentist. Doctor Fleming put a gold crown on one of Jacks teeth. One day the dog trotted restlessly Into the office. When a patient left. Jack jumped Into the dentist's chair, and opened his. mouth. ' The dog had loet the gold crown. . He Drove from Banner to Sheridan on the GERM PROCESSED "Hidden Quart" The driver for the Sheridan Motor Bus Company was ready to leave Banner, . Wyoming, for.Sheridan with his big Reo bus loaded with passengers. - ) When the Bank Rate Was Reduced in London . . . . . . It the only oil that actually penetrates and combines with metal sur faces. Thats why a "Hidden Quart stays driving. Then he made adiscovery. The oil line had been accidentally broken, allowing the Conoco Germ Processed Oil to drain ut; and the crankcase was empty. With all Banner closed for Thanksgiving, he could not get oil and had to drive the 15 miles to Sheridan without oil. At Sheri- dan, inspection showed that the "Hidden Quart of Conoco Germ Processed Oil bad saved the motor from the crankcase empty, it will certainly give you sure, safe lubrication in everyday - is up in your motor and never drains away, It cuts down wear in the starting period, when other oils drain away and leave parts unprotected. It gives your motor longer life, with fewer repair bills. . ' Have this extra protection. Change to Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil at the sign of the Conoco Red Triangle. t t . damage! . If Conoco Germ Processed Oil can protect a heavy bus with v f We neither cncourtge "dry crankcue" pe. imemi nor guarantee success under alt condition!. But unsolicited letter! from motorist!, now in our files, tell of this and hundreds of other runs with empty crank, cases but without damage. , , , , tCOMOCO THE This looks lire u riot scene, but it only shows the exci.wuent in Londons financial district when it became knou, that the Bank of England had decided to reduce the dts:ount rate to 4 per cent. The bank messengers some with special guards, are rushing forth to spread the glad news. high-hatte- d GERM HIDDEN QUART VWCESSED. NEVER DRAINS AWAY NOC GERM PROCESSED PARAFFIN BASE MOTOR OIL |