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Show TIm IUifruuM m4 Rm ftlwi A IsILm uf An nr f uf rwuMf M K munlrlu fare. park 4) ground er re-- rt Tt- - Tbe wsirre tiu-t- e sunvy ef water fnfrul at rk MkBttin, ,.KU to J4nl rvmitiiiip Id appoint under-t- k Joint survey through ilirlr orgunlrailnn uf the frdvrul park forest f i. SmihH WEEKLY MENU SUC . CESTIONS rrr ln. lb DEMAND lU M i Aiin-rl.- SrWHisIluft mill lrb anil eth- . mam CADlMT-- Nsltunsl IVofifrwrw a Plate ufk 'Iu4 I The If y set Hi lightly of turrb have TAXLAC Ul um f ,4 are overweight. vH4 of say kind ef M sirtwi de Otoe IMJtl testified ms relieved Etomtch TtooUf, food, lUtcuffikllsm, Ma sweets sad pastrio SUNDAY Broshfstt: Chiliad mL Bletpkwtmta, estiwsst, eiititi, Dlnnsri N'er TDUMHM, see fried hit Me. Bopport Sliced Lrasef Appetite, U I low Tt Anufliii A enlonc euk eucumbor 1am of Weight. of Museum a survey of Oo MONDAY Breakfast! Iced male contributions llat ran be Torpid Uver or eeresl eitk cream, Oiaacrj Blueberry ma-lby Ilia naiural history muffin Constipation. Supper: Creamed dried beef with fssst, Wfce lit Ask Asyew TsWa TANLAC TUESDAY Omelet, teaet, caffe t Dinner; Reach Ice cream. Supper; OTH M MX UN BOTTLB OU Apple and celery eels WEDNESDAY Breakfast 1 Grape fm Bls Be AS Buitat bran flake muffin Dmntri Perk fried bread. chop eppla ring sent Supper: Relate salad. THURSOAY Breakfast: Scrambled , Odd Thingt That Happen r Dinner: Beef eteak with 00 bate A Lundua draws sttrenhni is freak muakreem mv-niiSupper: Baking leu odd thing that ! bM-n-powder bifcuit. el ecw which tnu-- t make FRIDAY Bieakfaet: French fried tint tu a dull liiiMzinuiloii. eptil potato teaet, coffee eak Dinner: tme ua a rullUinn hrturvn sa Salmon loaf with pea Supper: Milk and a steamer; the IlMf was toast. barrio cak rufhrn cam uf (Lilting td an airplane SATURDAY Break feet: Grape rUing mpr th Imrd cuat. The cereal, cream, coffee. Dinner: Beef damage was tlrat seen fmtu Ian4 sti4 aummer eras nt l n.l to the IM In the sky reaet, browned petatee aqueeh. Supper; Sliced roast ef beef, by wlreleas mewage. The pill French fried potatoe ws Instructed tu make fur the era Rear Soup. and land In shallow water, which he ANN ijrAV Cut Into quarters eight large pear did. Mng picked up by a rowing boat. am) simmer In three pluis ef water the field of outdoor recree-- 1 until tender. Pre through mtander, 1 o n and conservation or sieve that will retain the skin letthrough leaching an underting the pulp through. Return pulp to kettle with gratral rind of a half e lame and achy la th morning? Torstanding and love of nature. tured Wllb backache sit Amy kail Ne It is the Intention of tba lemon, els clove bruised with milwonlr you teal wore out sad diaeoM sdvlsory council to request let until soft. Blend three tablespoon-fut- s gedl Ilut have you firea any thought arrow of root with of other national organizations to your kuloeya? kkrak kidneys eauae to mako similar surveys in cup of water, stir Into the kettl juat aoch trouhlm; sad you ar likely to htra baadachaa. too, with disnaao Add tbo field of tho social stirring until tb mixture boll stabbing pain and other hetoov of cop of sogar, the Juice of outdoor recreaiariiMu. Itaat rwk wgbril of e leooo and dash of white pepper. stimulant diuretle to Doom's fiUl, tion, Its relation to child Ilf tb kidsev. Voan'i hav helped thou-aauGarnish elth maraschino cherries end health. Industrial worker They should help ye rural recreation need ath- acre cold. your neigkborl , letic game sport etc, and Blueberry Muffin A Utah Cbm Rift together two cupfuls of flour, also in the field of the value Mr 8. J. Louof natural resource to out- four teeapoonfuls of baking powder, ies III Fifth E one-htl- f tesapoonfnl of salt and on door recreation with particNorth Pt, Iayon, one of fourth Pest egg, sugar. t'lah. saya: -- Mil cupful ular reference to forest h Id war wa k , naya s n of cup of milk and add anigame and and acted Irregumix 1 had a add with the dry Ingredients; bird mal larly. fish, TfATfif: plant dull achs through three table poonfuls of melted butter flower waters, etc. my that and when thoroughly mixed add one made ma mlaera-hiIt Is believed tbst through the close and Bake blueberrie hot of in sharp, euptat and tlon of such private agenclee government twinging pa I nr e , minute , selied me. Whoa a genet federal, stat county and municipal. It gem pins twenty-fivI got up from a e looped position 1 a lemon .syrup Fruit Cup. Prepare will he possible eventually to evolve a national became dizzy and black spots danced one-hnof the e little rind, grated using which In each before my eyea. After ualng a bos agency, plan for outdoor recreation Doan's of Plil I felt nne. two end Juice rf cupfuls cupful public and private, will have and play Its part to of sugar; boll until thick, and coot. the end tint our country will be a happier, pleasPrepare with a potato scoop enough anter and healthier place In which to live. Fill There will be plenty for tbe new organization to balls from ripe musk melon STIMULANT DIURETIC TO THE KIDNEYS sherbet glasses and pour over tbe do. There I for Instance, the matter of upholda CoMIg. Chaaz. Balhla, N. Y. a fresh with lemon syrup, garnish A feature ing the standard of the national park be of mint. Ginger sirup may prig of nattonul park policy first promulgated by Secused If liked and If water melon balls retary Lane In 1918 and confirmed by remarkable are used any fruit Juice which one demonstration of popular sentiment is that tb national park system as now constituted shall not likes may be used to flavor tbe sirup pineapple is especially good. be lowered In standard, dignity and prestige by Reduce Boreal Enlarge the Inclusion of ares which express In less than ' teat Thickened, Swollea Strength of character It Sot mere the highest terms tbe particular class or kind of Tlesee Car b Filled etrength of feeling; It Is the resoIt was tbe attempt exhibit which they represent lute restraint of strong feeling. It Teadoag Soreeess Ire at Is unyielding resistance to whatof Secretary Albert B. Fall to abrogate this policy Braises er Strains; stop ever Would disconcert us from that largely led to bis resignation. us from withor unsettle Spavin Lament allays pain. without s comof the public lands Well, the pigeon-holein. LUckena. Don not blister, remove the mittees of the two houses of congress are full of hair or lay up the horz Only GOOD THINGS TO EAT These Include the bills for new national park a few drops required at each Nicollet In Wisconsin, Grand Coulee and Yakima application. $2.50 bottle at In Washington, Mean In Arkansas and Ozark in vegetable combination diuggiatsor delivered. Book X A free. W. r. T0UNG lac. 111 ban St, SfriacfeU. Km. wholesome main dish Missouri. There are bills for a national park in Georgia, Virginia and Pennsylvania. Texas has with a smell amount of meet, a bill appropriating $UX),000 for the purchase of which will prove a national park in Jeff Davis county. Secretary an advantage te Work has appointed a committee to study tbe both tbe purse question of a national park In tbe Southern Apand family. palachian Birds NesL The long standing controversy between the naMasb six' cooked tional park service and the forest service over haarlem oil has been a worldseason life boundaries of the proposed Roosevelt-Sequol- a potatoe wide remedy for kidney, liver and to taste and add half a beaten egg; National park prevents action by congress. Senbladder disorders, rheumatism, tbe mixture be should been stiff. has four Montana of Walsh for ator quite years With buttered hands make Into balls lumbago and uric add condition attempting to force through bis bills for the damtbe size of an egg. Lay these in a ming of Yellowstone lake In tbe Yellowstone. Perhaps the new organization can prevent tbe shallow battered tin quite far apart happening of a thing like this: June 7, the last and press Into each the bottom of a HAARLEM OIL small cup, thus making nest Brush day of the last session of congress, the general dewith the remainder of the egg and a ficiency bill In the senate came up for final enactlittle water added and set Into a hot ment It contained the following appropriations correct internal trouble stimulate vitpl for the national parks : Mesa Verde, $3,000 ; Mount oven to brown. Keep hot. While the organ Three size All druggist Insist nests are a run on all browning, Rainier, $13,000; Rocky Mountain, $26,171 on the original genuine Gold Medal. of broiled steak through the meat account of flood damages; road construction, under $7,500,000 authorization of congress, $1,000,000. grinder and add enough seasoned toBut it failed to pass. Senator Pittman of Nevada mato sauce to moisten liberally; bring to a boil and with It fill the hot nest was angry because a reclamation appropriation in which he was Interested had been omitted and laying on top two or three very small Of Disfiguring Blemishes ran a successful filibuster. The things they have cooked and buttered onions. Serve on a hot platter with hot buttered toast been saying about him in the parks this summer Eighteen committees discussed as many aspects on which Is served buttered asparagus. Addrtflf Soap, OiinttMti Tklran Roast Pig, The pig should not be Sanpl of outdoor recreation at the conference and the ' report of the committee on resolutions, as adopted, over six or eight weeks old. Wash and Recommendations are wipe dry after It Is cleaned and preIs quite comprehensive. Legend of Unicorn made on many vexed question It is too long, pared for roasting. Stuff tvlth forceMedieval conception of the unicorn however, for even a summary here. But it does meat used for stuffing duck, seasoning as possessing great strength and serve a polite notice upon Uncle Sam that there it more highly and mixing with beaten fierceness may have been partly due must be harmony among the departments, especialeggs. Stuff and sew up the opening, o the fact that In certain passages ly between the Interior and agricultural ; and that skewering the legs under the pig. of the Old Testament, the word Rera with over all a in the pollution of waters must be stopped. The conflour, Dredge place ference endorses nature study in the schools, for large pan and roast until well done, (translated In the authorized version, d anwhich the General Federation of Womens Clubs allowing half an hour for each pound. unicorn) refers to a Is campaigning, and the training of nature teachIf the skin cracks during the last of imal, savage nnd quarrelsome, subers In normal school and colleges. And there is a the baking, rub It over with the drip- dued to gentleness only at the side of a virgin. The idea of purity is whole volume In this first resolution : pings. Make a gravy from some of tbe Resolved, that outdoor recreation furnishes opfat, adding cider Instead of water. included in the significance of the uniServe on a bed of watercress or pars- corn used In many coats of arm portunity to gain abounding health, strength, wholesome enjoyment, understanding and love of ley, garnished with an apple or lemon, a paper frill for the tall. and keen sportsmanship nattire, Fish Scallop. Flake any sort ol and, above all, has a direct beneficial influence left-ovon the formation of sturdy character by developfish, carefully removing the l, skin and hones ; mix with a highly seaendurance uning those qualities of der hardship, reliance on self, and soned cream sauce; do not make it rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness a, with others In team work which are so necessary too moist. Place tn buttered , scallop caused by Catarrh. SoU by druggists for smr 40 years d to good citizenship. shells. Pipe mashed The truth of the matter Is that this Twentieth potato to which a beaten egg has been F. J. CHENEY & CO Toledo, Ohio century civilization, especially in the big cities, Is added, all over the top In whorls. Set SAVE YOUR EYES! neither sane nor safe in many of Its aspects. Our In a hot oven until the tips of the Ub Dr. Thompsons Jfyew&ter Bay at yonr drnggltits or avocations are as strenuous as our vocutlon potato are brown. HOT Blw, Troy. N. Y. Boofctet There is no rest In our play. FrgkA Ia Woman ? year name, we will mail you That Is why Uncle Sam would have ji play-o- ut free.elOo bottle Liquid Vbnkei. Wonderful for dusting, poliithiDfr pi turns, fumim-- t of door and woodwork Liquid vcnksh Co. Buffalo, H. X mm Ion other Unit and wains, ami publl hir M n-- y air-pla- ne BACK ACHY? Outdoor Recreation inihe Making By JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN NCLK SAM would barn ua play one-fourt- h one-fourt- h out of door Incidentally, Undo Sam boro means lb government of tbo United Staten; tbero la no politico In thin article. Trealdent WUaon waa a good friend of recreation; It waa bo who backed the popular movement which forced through congreaa In hla admlnlatraUon I ha act exempting the existing national parka from tbo Jurisdiction of the new water power commission, thus heading off Immediate danger of commercial invaalon. Frauklln K. lane, in hla cabinet, waa the first secret Hry of the Interior to see the economic, recreational and etliieal value of the national wrk system. It waa Lane, a who liidueeit Stephen T. Mather, a Republican, to become director of the new national park service. It waa during the Wllmm administration that Hawaii (1910), Lasaen Volcanic (1910), Mount McKinley (1917), Grand Canyon (1919) and Iaifuyette (1919) National purka were eatabltahed by acta of congreaa. It was President Harding who announced through an authorized spokesman at the fiftieth anniversary of the Yellowstone, a national park policy, which promised, among other things, their protection against Invaalon by the commercial Interests. It was Harding who visited Yellowstone end the new Zion National park during the summer of 1923 and confirmed that policy. It Is Pres-Idcn- t Coolldge who has gone a step farther than these two predecessors and would have the establishment of a definite governmental policy of participation In outdoor recreutlon and promotion of Its advancement. Emphnsls Is put upon the national parks because the national park movement Is the exemplar of the many movements which now enter Into the vast question of outdoor recreation. So Important has the national parks movement become that It Is regarded by competent students of the times as issue of the day. It has the llvest called together a National Parks Army" with a nation-wid- e strength of between four and five million nature lovers of nil ranks and conditions of life, all political creeds, all religions. The Is the tuost democratic democracy of of all democracies. The enrollment and functioning of this "National Park Army showed these things: The popular support of the recreation movement ; the possibilities of a more effective organization, and the advisability of the participation of the administrative branch of the federal government. So the time was ripe for the National Outdoor Recreation conference this summer In Washington called by rs President Coolldge. The appointment of the Presidents committee on National Outdoor Recreutlon was the first step. Secretaries Weeks, Work, Wallace, Hoover and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt were the members of the committee asked by the President to suggest to him how a national outdoor recreation policy could best be formulated and put Into action." SecreThis committee Is fittingly constituted. taries Weeks, Work and Wallace are the three members of the federal power commission which has general administrative control over all water power sites on the public lands and reservations, existing national parks excepted. Mr. Weeks, as secretary of war, Is Interested In public roads, is in charge of the national military parks and Is the author of the Weeks act, under which have been made extensive forest purchases In the White mountains and the Appalachians. Doctor Work, as secretary of the Interior, control the National Park service, the general land office, the office of Indian affairs, and the bureau of education. Secretary Wallace Is in control of the forest service which administers the national forests ; and the bureaus of biological survey, public roads and plant Industry. Secretary Hoover has charge of the bureau of fisheries and is officially interested in mining and Moreover he Is president of the transportation. National Parks association, an unofficial nationwide organization of nature lovers influential In directing the activities of the National Park Col. Theodore Roosevelt of the Navy deArmy. partment Is a nature lover by inheritance. He is executive' chairman. Colonel Roosevelt appointed an assisting committee consisting of representatives of the executive departmeuts mentioned and Charles Sheldon d iit ttfiteDOXLF noo&fvtZT' three-fourth- g Jr&vxzr f! of the IhMine and Crockett club nnd Robert Sterling Yard, executive secretary of the National Parks association. In response to Invitations by Colonel Roosevelt, delegates representing 128 organizations of msny kinds front coast to coast met In the auditorium of the National museum, effected a permanent organization and formulated a policy. The government Is represented by the Presidents committee. Its function Is to determine an administrative policy and to serve ss a medium between the people and the administration. It will assume non of the responsibilities of the people, who will continue, through their own organization, to deal directly with congress. It does, however, Insure the of the various departments of the administrative branch of the federal government a thing that has been unfortunately lurking. It will also help In bringing both the administrative and legislative branches In accord with the popular will. An advisory council of one hundred represents the people. It will serve between conferences. An executive committee, to serve between meetings of the advisory council is made up as follows: Chaunrey J. Hamlin, New York, politician, World war veteran, expert In civic service, president American Association of Museums, chairman. Dr. John C. Merrlam, Washington, paleontologist, educator, administrator, author and vice president National Academy of Sciences, vice chairman. Dr. George E. Scott, Illinois, treasurer and chairman finance committee. Dr. Vernon L. Kellogg, Washington, world-famozoologist and author, permanent secretary and chairman of division of educational relations National Research council, secretary. Walter F. Martin, Washington. John Barton Payne, Illinois, president 1911-2- 4 board of South Park commissioners, Chicago, former judge, cabinet officer and director general of railroads, chairman American Red Cross. Charles Sheldon, Washington, author, explorer, big game hunter, Boone and Crockett club. Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman, Colorado, the "National Park Lady, director American Forestry association, director' Better Homes In America, manager Garden Week campaign, president General Federation of Womens clubs. George Shiras, IH, Michigan and Washington, lawyer, writer, naturalist, member advisory board Migratory Bird Treaty Regulations, president League of Wild Life Photographers. James E. West, New York, chief scout executive Boy Scouts of America. Mrs. Jane Deeter Rippln, New York. This distinguished personnel represents, as Is evident, a wide range of recreational functionings and includes many of nation-wid- e fame who have devoted years of enthusiastic effort to the cause. The advisory council, through Its executive committee, assumes no power beyond planning and organizing work for the purpose of correlating the activities of organizations as a whole in the interest of greater harmony of effort It will, however, have access to the national administration as a whole, Instead of to government departments singly as in the past. The executive committee of the advisory council has issued the following statement: The advisory council of the National Conference of Outdoor Recreation believes that it Is not Its function to take over the exploitation of any part of the field of outdoor recreation, but rather to support, endorse and seek assistance from the various national organizations already at work In this field. Pursuant to this policy, announcement is made that by resolutions duly adopted the following national organizations have been requested to underg take certain surveys which appear to the committee as fundamental to any carefully formulated national plan for outdoor recreation: fact-findin- bak a e. lf DOANS Foetar-kiilhur- FOE OVER 200 YEARS ROiniTra half-poun- d ClearYourSkin Use Guticura 1 ' ar two-horne- -- Halls Catarrh Medicine v highly-seasone- 'How 7vW(tt |