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ON MONDAYS B HOFMANN'S rM s 's 7 1 South State Dial 3 I jaIl It t k e m i I Subscription rates ruca Dally Daily SI 05 monthly with Sunday Tribune monthly oy Dy mall mail Utah t Idaho a Nc ada a nod and Wyoming month hU Jl r U 05 year 3 rN In advance v e. e l 1260 6 month with Sunday Tribune 51 30 year ur with Sunday Tribune 1560 Elsewhere In United Stales Stille daily SI Sl 25 per month with Sunday Tribune Sll O per month Published I d e except S Sunday Y Entered En Entered e me t salt at r post oil office at al Salt Lake City ss i second class clan matter under act of ot March H 8 8 1870 1810 The Telegram Is II a member of ot the As Asso Alia- oeland o- o elated eland elat d Pr Press 5 The Associated Press Preas it is exclusively entitled to the use for lor publics lion i of t all news 11 dispatches credited d e rt to nIJ II it or not o oo o otherwise r c credited in t this paper and alto also the local news new Painful Chapping Quickly Relieved Il Its It's one CIne thing thine to keep Jeep your skin smooth with beautifying creams nAma and lotions but when skin kin is painfully chapped what you need it is medicated Ice MinU white Snowy-white pleasant to use we- we use Mint Jet brings bring In instant comfort cools comfort cool coo burning irritation quickly while lt its Ita soothing oils oila rehee relie raw cracked cracked surfaces So when winter breezes chap your jour our lace fae hands handl and lips lip lips lips-don't dont don't don t wait wait- get eel ajar a jar of 0 Ice At all aU Advertisement Ad I Syr e eo o o y H ra Y err f r I WE LIKE LINE TO TAKE TARE CARE OF OUR OWN This is tho the story about a beautiful littIe little lit lit- tIe tle year six-year-old girl named Dawn who was stricken one night and how more than a hundred railroad men who had never scon lIeen her pitched in to help her herget herget herget get well It isn't the kind of or story that makes the front pages of the newspapers like when SP brakeman Tug McDaniel scooped the baby off tho track in front of a rushing freight train tram but its it's a astory astory astory story that makes you proud to bo be an American proud American proud of the tho quiet un- un dramatic folks who make this country and its railroads tick It happened around Thanksgiving Day lost last ast year in Eug Eugene ne Oregon Eugene is an important SP division point with will a roundhouse shops and freight yards This story is also aho about a n tall angular angular angular lar guy y named Rudy Johnson who is assistant storekeeper there under Edward Edward Edward Ed Ed- ward C C. C Vossen Their job is to keep track of ol all compa company y supplies and seo see that they are made mado to tho the workmen when needed Rudy and his wife Berell livo live on tho the edge edgo of town in a R little cottage that Rudy built with his own hands The They have havo four lour charming children children- Perry PerryLee Loo Jodine Velmina and Dawn On Thanksgiving night Dawn complained complained complained com com- of a 1 pain in her side lide and leg Rudy and Beren Berell took her temperature tempera tempera- ture turo and wore alarmed to find it Next day they took her to the hospital to see tho doctor He examined the tho child carefully but could find no positive positive tive symptoms symptom so he suggested that they take tako her home watch h her r temperature temperature tem tem- and report to him next day Next morning Dawns Dawn's temperature to Tho The doctor diagnosed it as os poliomyelitis poliomyelitis Polio Polio Infantile paralysis The disease that every parent parent par par- ent dreads more than any other So Dawn went to the ho hospital pital Sho She got tho the very best of care But as AI the days passed tho the cost mounted and Rudy didn't have any idea where ho was going to get the money to pay the bills bUh He didn't dare daro to think about Millions Millions Switching To ToI I Mutton Mutter Suet And Medication I Old Reliable For Relieving Chest Muscle Tightness Coughing Rheumatic Rheumatic Rheu Rheu- matic Pain Simple Bruises and I Many Other Home Uses Grandma liked to rub nib miseries of chest colds and other simple I II her rub but I pain She medicated I insisted it contain mutton suet She Shei SheI I i liked the wa way mutton suet disappeared I as it helped carry medication medication medication medica medica- tion to nerve ends in skin to relieve pain Today science has modern modem modernized I Grandmas Grandma's time old-time pain poin relief principle to brin bring you the I salve that contains mutton suet plus 5 active ingredients Mothers now thank Grandma for her old idea I that created this newer relief I In this colds' colds season is I especially helpful in casin casing chest muscle muscle tightness chest rawness I loosening phlegm relieving ng coughs That's because melts in instantly instantly instantly in- in quickly vanishes to act 3 ways was 1 To relieve pain at nerve nere I fens ends in skin kin 2 To case ease chest muscle muscle muscle mus mus- cle tightness tig by counter I 3 To soothe irritated breath passages passages passages pas pas- sages through h inhaled aromatic va va- pors is so helpful too in incasing incasing casing easing rheumatic and neural neuralgic gic pain taking stin sting from irom chapped lips and nostrils and as a soothing dressing i for bruises minor cuts Today get et clean white use to I that The Tho main thing was for his little girl to get well Then one day Mr Vossen his boss called Rudy into his office When Rudy Johnson left a few minutes later he looked dozed dazed He rushed home to his wife In his hands ho he had enough money to pay for Dawns Dawn's hospital hopital bill and a R apiece apiece piece of paper signed by more than a R hundred people in the Eugene Eugeno shops Her eyes almost blinded by tears of gratitude Mrs Mn Johnson read rend these words on the piece of paper fl his his baby daughter is stricken with polio and is at the present time in the hospital Anything you give will help Rudy offset his childs child's hospital hospital hospital hos hos- hos- hos pital expenses I cant can't think of an any better way to end this story than to tell you what Mr Vossen said laid after ho he gave Rudy the money Its Il hard to tell how these things get started Word just got around that Rud Rudy was in need at the tho moment Everybody Everybody Ev chipped in what they could afford and before you knew know it Rudy had the money he needed Mr Lewis over in tho the roundhouse started this list Just put a n little notice on a R clip dip clipboard clipboard board and left loft it on his bench But if he hadn't done it someone else would have If you talk to him hell he'll tell teU you the same amo thing We Wo like to take care of ol our own that's all This story doesn't have anything to todo todo todo do with a r railroad at war It just shows that railroads are more than trains and tracks Railroads are ore people And no matter how bus busy railroad people are they still have bave timo time to bo be thoughtful thought thought- ful and understanding and human Another true story of 01 the fht railroad men and women of 01 America published by m m w m r Southern Pacific 7 m LAY AWAY 1 f 0 YOUR FUR COAT NOW NOWA 1 1 r A Small SmaIl Deposit i is ir s- s r Reserves Your 1 1 S. 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