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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH MercolizedWax Keeps nuSkin Young -- Cat in oonee and directed. Fine varticta at aged akia paal off untU all defacta auch aa pimple livar Pot, tan and frecUea disappear. Skin ia than soft ad velvety. Your lave look year younxer. Mercoliard O'lt tha hidden of your akin. To rameva arnnklea nee one beauty ounoe Powdered Sazolito dwnlred in ooa-ha- lf pint witch haaaL At druc atwta. A Trap Watch Charm many royal relics and curiosities which was exhibited in public for the first time this fall in the kings palace of Stockholm. It Is small and enameled, and made for a watch-charrather than for use. Snuff boxes In precious metals, deformed bullets extracted from the wounds of Swedish kings, jeweled decorations and odd mementoes found in various Swedish palaces, miniature portraits of princes and even royal regalias found In the tombs of kings are few months there will be ' No Joke George Bernard Shaw says a man and, cant settle down at seventy-siGeorge, old boy, a lot of them couldnt settle up if they lived to be twice that old. Cincinnati Enquirer. x Salt Lake City Directory ASSAYERS AND CHEMISTS 8. West 1 and Laboratory City, Utah. P. O. Temple St., Salt Lake and prices envelopes Box 1666. Mailing furnished on request. 229-23- JO qualify rOUNG MJEN radio.elec-trleity for positions in and telegraphy actual practice by taught Opportunity to earn tui tloa. Practical Training for 80 Years Salt lake Western Electrical College. 133 Regent St.. Newly threaded and coupled for PRICE, UT. Seven make work projects have been outlined in Carbon county. Applications for loans will be made with the Reconstruction Finance corpnraton. RAWLINS, WYO. Eight passengers of a rapid transit company bus and the driver, were under hospital care after the bus over turned and plunged into a ditch. OGDEN, UT. Report of Ensign J. Austin In charge of the local work of the Salvation. Army, of relief work for the month of September follows: Free meals to transients and local men, 6811 ; number of free beds to transients, 16; number of shoes, 11 pairs; number of garments. 33: number of families helped with groceries, 10. Local men who are receiving meals at the Salvation Army headquarters gave 353 hours of work. SALT LAKE CTTY, UT A total of $191,579.88, consisting of $159 096.45 in state district school funds and $31,883.38 from Interest and rental funds on school lands has been apportioned at the capitol by the state department of public Instruction for the nse of schools during the current school vear. CHEYENNE. WYO. Wild animals killed much livestock in Wyoming during the past month. A list of 276 sheen, two antelope, 39 turkeys, six chickens and three sage hens were killed. Coyotes accounted for 221 sheep, hears killed 47 and bobcats eight. BURLEY. IDA. Attention is to the value of cull and No. 2 potatoes, for which there is virtually no sale, for nse as feed for livestock and for fertiliser use on the farm. It is reported that potatoes were fed with good results by hundreds of farmers In Idaho and Washington last spring. SALT LAKE CITY, UT. State forces are waging what battle Is in their power against weeds and Insects or bacterial pests, according to the reports made to Dr. Stephens, state agricultural Inspector. The campaign of dstrict Inspectors are having vary'ng degrees of success. purposes. MILFORD, Co. Monsey Iron- and Metal Lake City, Utah J00 So. 3rd West fewest Hotel , 200 Tile Baths RATES FROM $1.50 Mormon Tabernacle ERNEST C. ROSSITER, take care of a three hundred acre crop. IDAHO FALLS, IDA. The remains of R. V, McBain were found two miles up $e smith fork of the Snake river from Rapps ferry in Idaho. The officers estimated the body had floated 60 to 65 miles down stream from a point near Alpine, Wyoming, where the man Is believed to have fallen Into the river several weeks ago. IDA. Calls for poison oats to be used for protection of orchards from field mice, Radio connection in every room. Just opposite po- POCATELLO. TEMPLE SQUARE 200 Rooms The huge which has been under construction for two months, and which furnished employment for 30 men is complct"d. The cellar has a capacity of 90 cars and will Salt Lake Citys HOTEL UT. tato storage cellar Salt Iff !,,f UT. LEHI, UT. 20 carloads of cabbage have been assembled here for marketing. Over 30 carloads of vegetables have been shipped from here this season. Good Word for Starlings Stomachs of 14 starlings killed near Norristown, Pa., showed the contents consisted of 95 per cent of clover weevils, a destructive plant pest. The record was sent to the state department of agriculture in defense of Its claims that starlings are beneficial to farmers. Used Pipe, Fittings & Valves all CHAPTER VIII Free apples for students who are batching, was the announcement of Dr. Harris, president of Brigham Young university at assembly. SALT LAKE CITY, UT. A way whereby unincorporated towns of Utah might borrow from the Reconstruction Finance corporation to construct and improve water supply systems has been worked out by the state projects committee. PROVO, no more feverish, bil- ' fWNU Service.) Copyright by Courtney Kyley Cooper CEDAR CITY, UT. The Branch Agricultural college is planning to continue this year its courses in adult education begun last spring, according to an announcement from the directors office. Neal's Mother Has Right Idea Office Hyley Cooper UT. More than 100 PROVO, Provo residents who have been unemployed for a long psriod have been given employment on city projects during the last few days. If we dont judge ourselves favorably, who will? Mgr. m 34 i.4 By Courtney 19 IDA. Leon DaWOODVILLE, vies, 11, was dragged a quarter of a mile and tramped to death by a horse which apparently became frightened while the lad was trying to bridle it in a field at his home here. Common sense consists mostly in not doing what you want to. This is why there is so little of it. ious, headachy, constipated, pale and puny children. That prophecy would surely come true if every mother could see for herself how quickly, easily, and harmlessly the bowels of babies and children are cleansed, regulated, given tone and strength by a product which has proved its merit and reliability to do what is claimed for it to millions of mothers in over fifty years of steadily increasing use. As mothers find out from using it how children respond to the gentle Influence of California Fig Syrup by growing stronger, sturdier and more active daily they simply have to tell other mothers about it. Thats one of the reasons for its overwhelming sales of over four million bottles a year. A Western mother, Mrs. Neal M. Todd, 1701 West 27th St., Oklahoma When my son, City, Okla., says: Neal, was three years old he began I decided to having constipation. give him California Fig Syrup and in a few days he was all right and looked fine again. This pleased me so much that L have used Fig Syrup ever since for all his colds or little It always stops his upset spells. trouble quick, strengthens him, makes him eat. Always ask for California Fig Syrup by the full name and see that the carton bears the word CaliforThen youll get the genuine. nia. Briefly Told for Busy Readers TWIN FALLS, IDA. More than 32,000 lambs have been purchased county feeders by Twin Falls through the cooperation of the International Livestock association, Harvey S. Hale, Twin Falls county agent, has announced. Makes an Impression Visitor Is it true that the elephant never forgets a face? Attendant Well, of course some people make it easy for him. a -- BUY 32,000 LAMBS. HORSE SLAYS BOV. FREE APPLES OFFERED. S IN CARLOADSBLEETAD CARLOADS OF CABGAGE. rat trap of gold Is one of the Within Sally Sez Intermountain News one of the many hrnhes of agriculture served by the local government bait mixag station, is increasing daily. The season extends from the latter part of September until January. The bait is spread on the ground about tbe base of the trres before tbe snow falls; af ter Ihe srow Is on the ground it is placed In tlie'r pclis about the base of tbe fre-- s The two had progressed well within the menagerie tent before any word was spoken between them. For Joe, there was nothing to say; be could only wait, while his heart beat with slow, ponderous throbs, so heavily that It seemed he could bear it. The man d and dragbeside him was ging at something which be carried At last it came In a hip pocket forth, a sheaf of papers, bound at the top with heavy clips. Joe knew the Import of that packet Immediately. It was the chiefs file of his reward circulars In dark, horrible, nightmare days, Joe had noticed such pieces of printing npon a table In the photographers room at 240 Center street ; be bad bardly realized then that he bad seen them. But now they stood forth as if he had been familiar with them always, the name, the alias, the descriptions of weight, height, scars, clothing, peculiarities, occupation and hangouts The menagerie tent had suddenly become deserted. Cage tenders, bull-meeven the menagerie helpers, punks had moved away without ostentation, but with efficacy; a true circus man can spot a clown cop almost as far as be can see him, and avoids him from instinct Evidently the chief knew this, for once he had straightened the pad of reward sheets In bis own hands, he held them before him, and pausing, rocked on heel and half-turne- Swine into this campaign and win for jvmrself, your share of this $1,000 Priza Money. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY The following firms have appeared many times in this column and are helping to make this announce- ment possible. Their labels help to win the prize money. HEWLETTS UTAH PICKLE CO. UTAH WOOLEN MILLS SMITH FAUS DRUG CO. KALEAH PRODUCTS CO. UTAH OIL REFINING CO. toe. Now, Mr. Dayton says Cash Prizes for Utah Labels Prizes For Groups 1st 2nd 3rd $200.00 150.00 lOO.Qfi Prizes For Individuals 13th 10.00 RULES OF CONTEST Prizes will be awarded for the accumulation of the largest assortment of labels, brands, trade marks, wrappers, cartons, bags or other containers or other identifying markers of ARTICLES PRODUCED, MANUFACTURED OR PACKED by the industries of Utah. 'his does not include articles packed or manufactured outside of Utah that may bear labels of Utah jobbers or disHbutors. Only ONE label, brand, wrapper, etc., of each article will count. If a producer uses only one brand or trade mark but produces MORE THAN ONE ARTICLE under that brand, a label from each article may be used. If an industry puts out products in VARIOUS SIZED PACKAGES or CONTAINERS EACH SIZED PACKAGE bearing a label will be credited separately. For any producer who does not specifically use any brand, label or trade mark, etc., a paid invoice of such producer representing a purchase in Utah of the product, may be used to count in place of such label. Each label must be numbered consecutively (1, 2, 3, etc.,). A complete list of all labels must acThis list company your entry. must give the corresponding brand and number re it appears on the actual label itself. Only labels from USED ARTICLES will be . NAME AND ADDRESS must be plainly printed or typed on the outside of the package and on the list accompanying your labels. The whole carton, wrapper, bag, etc., need not be used as long as SUFFICIENT of the label, name, mark and size is used to identify distinctly the package from which the label, etc., was taken. PRIZES as indicated will be in two first the classifications, The word Group reGroup. ferring to clubs, associations, troupes, churches, institutions, schools, etc., and second the Individual. Both groups and individual awards will be given for the largest variety of labels and judged by the same rules. In the event of a tie, prizes will be awarded in duplicate. Your entry of labels when submitted must be complete and final, no additions will be permitted. THE JUDGES DECISION WILL BE FINAL. Any individual or group is eligible to enter this contest. Contest closes THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15TH, at. 12:00 Noon. All entries to be considered must be in the office of the UTAH ASSOCIA-TIOMANUFACTURERS 425 Kearns Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before the Prizes will be closing hour. awarded December 20th or soon N, thereafter. POSITIONS HENASEiVS BUSINESS COLLEGE not only gives you a thorough business education but New students may enplaces you in good positions. roll at any tine. Now is a good time to start It pays to get tbe best Write In catalog 45 f. Broadway Salt lake City ttat - - Salt Lake City, Utah miliar youre fa- everybody around the show. You could recognize a fellows face If you saw It on paper, now couldnt you? Suppose people could look at a picture and then at the man and not be quite sure. Dont mind admitting Im sort of that way myself. Point Im getting at: could you look these here over and tell If any of ems with your show? Joe Barry pulled hard at his breath. "I think so. A faint smile came to the dry lips of the chief. Theres a reward on everybody In I aint the kind of there, he said. a man thatd forget a favor. I see. Joe felt the touch of the papers against his hand. Then vaguely he realized that he was turning the pages, staring down Into the front and side views men, men who were wanted for perjury, for robbery, for lustful crimes and for murder, One after another the pages were turned, slowly, deliberately; then of a sudden, Joe gave a mental jerk at the muscles of his hands to free them from their white tenseness. As he did so, he felt warm flesh against his cold flesh; the chief had reached to the packet and flipped back the pages to the beginning. No use looking at those last three or four, he said. Theyre all New York gangsters; wouldnt catch one of them out of the Big City In a hundred years. He took the circulars from Joes weak grasp. he Well, asked, see anybody In there you recognized? Joe Barry reached for a cigarette, and with his fingers upon the package, changed his mind. His hands might tremble. I guess I cant help you split any rewards, officer, he said and forced a smile. The chief grunted. "Well, you never can tell. I always Just take a look around when a circus comes to town. He replaced the sheaf of circulars In his hip pocket. After a time, which seemed eternity, Joe Barry walked away from the marquee, alone. Yet he was not alone, for there was a memory with him, of d man he had seen pica tured In that last group of circulars, a grim, prematurely old man, with hollows In his cheeks and the hatred of a cornered animal In his eyes. It had not. In fact, been the resemblance which had startled him, but the dis similarity; sun had tanned his skin now to healthy darkness, food and sleep had filled the sunken cheeks, work had hardened the flesh. But It was he, nevertheless, who had faced him from the shiny piece of paper. Hymie Fradke came back to life, holding his manicured bands close to the bars to catch the light from grated windows upon the brilliance of buffed nails. Then there was Martin and Louie and Fullhouse and this fellow whom Hymie called Big Friday; of a sudden the five names seemed to take on a relationship, Martin and Louie, Fullhouse and Big Friday, while Hymie seemed to stand off at one side, dispensed with. After that day, Joe Barry avoided the crowded midway. He worked harder than ever. One afternoon. Sue halted him, as he moved to the dressing tent from Its rear. Ive been waiting for you for more Joe brightened with than an hour. the knowledge that Sue was pouting I wanted to tell you someplayfully. thing. Yes? he came closer. "Uncle Dan1 said hed let me. There was a hint of excitement In her air. You ve got to promise me something first, though. Joe Barry clasped his hands behind his bnck ; he often did this when Sue Dayton stood before him, unconsciousThere were times ly tempting him. when crazed thoughts danced across iIip hrain of the man, urging him on uxi forbidding In the same spasmodic with command, hinting that he might have her If he worked for her, and Jeering that he could never have her, that he must always stand as he stood now, dumb, wordless, because his tongue conld not and mnst not say the things which they so longed to utter. Well, do yon promise? she asked. Of course. It was toneless. What? Joe," she said earnestly, "youve got to quit working so hard. At It the first thing In the morning and the last at night Uncle Dan wants yon to concentrate on the show itself. Thats what I was going to tell yon. Hes giving you a raise next week." But he gave me one only a short time ago. I know. This Isnt as much; only five dollars a week. Whats my new job I wont have to give up your act? Of course not She laughed. No, Its something in addition. After our acts over, youre to get Into riding clothes as soon as possible, and come in and run the races." But " The white had come suddenly about his mouth. The girl touched his arm. I dont think you understand, Joe," she said. Its really a terrible advance. Uncle Dan says that youre Just a natural showman, that you act like a person whos been pent up all your life and is Just blossoming out Into your real self. She perked her pretty head and smiled. Thats a lot for Uncle Dan to say. Dont yon see, Joe? It means, next season, Joe youll be assistant equestrian director. The man mumbled his thanks and looked away. The girl sensed his reluctance. I thought youd be glad, came disappointedly. Joe Barry whirled and caught her hands. Sue, came swiftly, If I can only do what you say work here and be the assistant equestrian director next year, or the worst paid canvas man on 1 ftjmpM Gently smear the affected parts with Cutieura Ointment, hot donot rnh. Wash it off in five minutes with Cntlcnra Soap and hot water. Soap 25c, Ointment 2S 50c. Proprietor! (gticura Potter Coip, DrngACheiifca Death-Dealin- Accuracy well-aime- d cross-countr- target. A Doctors beauty Secret 'TAK.B i from your doctor, beauty is more than skm deep.' It begins with your digestive system. Facial blemishes, eruptions and sallowness merely reflect an upset stomach. Cleanse internally tin pleasant Garfield way. A cup nightly, for several weeks will do more for your comple- tion than costly cosmetics. 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Sue looked with surprise at her wrist watch and was gone. Joe Barry could find no joy in the news which she had brought him. To dress in riding clothes and to apbefore the audipear in straight-fac- e ence each day; this was tantamount to putting himself on exhibition, where every ciown cop in the audience might unconsciously watch and study him. Suppose a picture had been fixed in their minds, from long poring over reward circulars? A certain hopelessness came over him. But nothing happened, when, the next day, Joe Barry took his new job at the races. It was not work in which he could move about, he must stay at the bell in the guise of a starter, clanging the gong for the start and for the halfway and the wild ringing of the finish. But nothing happened. One day Uncle Dan came blustering down the hippodrome track and called to Joe as he passed. (TO BE CONTINUED.) Ancient Roman Racket Crassus, reputed to have been the richest man of his time, amassed a great fortune by his Ingenious operation of a private fire department In old Rome. When a fire would break out, he or one of his agents would rush to the owner and offer to buy the burning structure at a very low figure. The owner usually would sell for almost nothing to get some salvage. Thereupon, Crassus would call up his fire brigade and, in many cases, put out the blaze. In this way he became owner of a great many buildings. It is hinted by early writers that when business was dull his agents may have had a hand In starting an occasional conflagration. Misnomer The stronger sex: Does the riding to work, the riding in elevators, the riding back home, the sitting at a desk. The weaker sex: Does tne cooatng, baking, washing, Ironing, walking to the stores, running up and down stall's, t, lifting the baby, pushing the carrying the bundles and lifting tbe mortgage. Chicago Daily News. 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