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Show Thursday, May 22, 1930 ' THE MIDVALE JOURNAl; ---- UTAH BRIEFS A Sour Stomach In the same time lt takes a dose of soda to bring a little temporary rellef of gas and sour stoimlch, PbUllps Milk of Magnesia has acidIty completely checked, and the dlgestiYe organs all tranquilized. Once you have tried this form ot relief you will cease to worry about your diet and experience a new freedom in eating. This pleasant preparation is just as good for children, too. Use 1t whenever coated tongue or fetid breath signals need of a sweetener. Physicians will tell you that every spoonful of Phillips l\Iilk of 1\Iagnesia neutralizes many times its volume in acid. Get the genuine, the name Phllllps Js Important. lmltatlons do not act the same I pmwPS Milk. ofMagnes1a Hawaiian Vocabulary There are approximately 16,000 to 18,000 words in the Ilawailan lan- guage. AS FIRST AID Use Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh All dealeu are authorized to refund your money for the II rst botll~ 'I not auited. -~ · Quacks Invade Europe Many of the older generation will remember the old-time Indian medl· dne man who sold his cure-all coneoctlons ft·om a red wagon under fl sputtering oil l!ght on· dty street corners and village squares. He has almost nmlshed from the 'Vest, but his tribe hasn't died out. It has only gone to Europe. In Herlin, Paris, Vienna and other continental cities, you can find Big Chief What's-ills-Name crying his wares to curious knots or citizens. In his feathered headdress and quaintly -colored clothes, he ls a novelty to the European-s, who ure taking his hokus-pokus claims seriously. Bad News for Burglars A French engineer has Invented an -electric dog that _jumps, barks fiercely, and even tries to bite whentheoretically-a burglar throws the light of a torch In Its face. 'l'he Invention works on the principle of. electric cells which set up a current when a ray of light reaches them. This in turn starts the motor that makes the dog act like a real animal. tired cwery; ? morn1ng. Get poisons o:d of the system with Feen-a-mint, the Chewing Gum Laxa. tlve. Smaller doses effective when taken In this form. A modern, sci~n tillc. family laxative. Safe and mild. • FOR CONSTIPATION 'ELD/ZlY? Headachy, bilious, constipated2' Take IIR-NATVB&'• REMEDYtonight. This mild, safe, vegetable remedy yill have you feeling fine by morning. You'll enjoy free thorough bowel action with.• sliglttest sign of gnpmg out the or discomf.ort. Su.fe, tnlt<!~l:1 ""'~tal>lt at dt1lggis-.mlt~25c TEEL LIKE A MILLION, TAKE Green River- Ring worm disease has been disco•ered in some ot: the Utah flocks. Midvale-Exhibits of work performed hy the adult blind was shown at Salt Lake during Blind Educational \VC('k. Qgden-L. A. Diegley. 30, was killed in nn unto accident in Ogden canyon. Plain City-Work bPglns on the S n1ile hat-d. :;urfoced road to Ogden. Wchf!eld-Sult ngnlnst A. r~. Stallings has b~n brought by :\Irs. T. L. Davis as the result of an auto accident. Kaysville-It is reported that O"l""er 7,000 acres will be planted In tomatoes by Utah farmers this year. ;\lorgnn-Hids are to be receive(} at Ogden on National Fot·est lumber on June 23. Wells\·ille-E\ l!ry child In school participated in the May Fe:sti•al held here. Fillmore-The county valuation of :Millard county property hn.s been placPd at u little over one and onefourth million dollars. Cedar City-Women's Clubs of southern Utah held a cotwent!on with a large atttendance. I..eht-..1.. new jail in the stmco style is belt:<' constt·ucted, Payson-Air flort is opened with elaborate ceremonies ant.t maL"y visitors present, Mt. Pleasant-Lion's ClulJ 1s to investigate .-asqllne pt'ices with a vie-,r ot baviug a uniforii} rate for all of the southern part of thes state. Coalvllle-'York Is progressing at a good rate 011 the Echo tlam. Kanosh-Milk experts are to test milk from :'.Lillard county herds. Spring•ille-The local post of the American Leg-ion 1:; planning an outstanding celebration on Memorial Day. Rockville-Miss Selma Hopkins is seriously injured in an auto llCcl~ent. Provo--Utah County Fair will be narked hy b;g e.-hibit of fire works if present plans material.ize. Gunni.3on-Fisll and Game Club ls raising a funt.l for the beautifying ot: canyon scenic spots,. Timpanogas-Boy Scouts Circus is e;,.:pected to witue:ss assembling of over 2,000 Scouts. ~Joele-A half acre of flowers is planted by the Central school pupils. Nephi- a new front is being constructed on the Juab tabernacle. Pan!:,~ltch-Local poultry association membars have recei"l""ed over forty thousand baby chicl•s the last few days. Springville-This city will oonstruct , an eleclrlcal power plant in the Spring cree:t canyon. Logan-Poultry and lamb feeulng were the concluding subjects of the annual bankers' course in agriculture at the u. s. A. C. Pleasant GrO\·e-Pleasant Gro"l""e, American Fork, and J~hi will be supplied with artificial gas, Marysvale-A daily mall service will be supplied to this city, Kanab, and inennedlate points by the D, and u. G. "'e:;tem railroad. Venlce-Twenty-five head of purebred cattle were exhibited at the first Black and ·white Day held in this city. Flllmore-'l'he purpose of the re- ed n• . t M"ll d D 1 tl n ry "es . t ar ceo ~ orgamz assocmtlon is to eradicate disease among cattle. I'rice-Tlle Chamber of Commerce Is taking steps to secure the 1931 convention of the .Americ:m Legion. American Fork-Contract for the construction work on the new $100,000 waterworks system has beeu a warded to a Suit Lal;e company. Logan-32 students of department of Foret-~try nnd range at the U. S. A.. C. have aN!epted employment wit.h the U. S. Fore3t Service. Plain City-Second annual Black and \Vhitc Day attracted large numbers anJ there were 120 entries in the li5it 3!! 4-II Club boys exhibited calves. Springville-The first in a series of eight mc~tlngs of the Utah TtlXpoyer's association was hPld here recently. Ogden-Pea and tomato crops are advanced from three weeks to a month over last year. Midvale-The Midvale Poultry Producers' association is planning tile imruediate construction of an egg grading plant capable of taking care of twelve hundred cases of eggs a day. Ogden-City Commissioner F. E. Williams was given a verdict of three thousand dollars in his libel suit against the Standard-Examiner, Tooele-Agreement for weed control work undar cooperative program between the state and the county and the land owners has been plnced beCore the state board ot: agriculture. Ogden-The proprietor of the C. and E. pie shop found 130 pies had beendestroyed by dashing them against tha walls and ceiling when he opened his shop one morning recently. Logan-Officials of Cache county rarm bureaus met to discuss a project to build u road through Logan canyon. Provo-Band coneerts by Provo vrofcssional mu~ieians will be ina ugurutcd beginning June 8. Nepili-Offieials have been inspect· log the •ossibiliti~>s of dcveloph•J underground water in Juab vall<>y. Manti-Jinpro"l""etnents amounting to $5,000 are being planned for the e~ grading plant. Provo-A record crowd of sh: thousand people attended the B. Y. U, "clrQUS" in the unlven;lty lolt.adlum. Would you like to try this doctor's laxative A Comrade Mustered Out free of charge? Every family has occasional need of a laxative, but it should be a family laxative. One that can't form a habit, but can be taken as often as needed. When breath is bad or tongue coated, Or appetite fails. Only a doctor knows the right ingredients. Dr. Caldwell discovered the correct combination years ago. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin combines harmless herbs and pure senna. It starts muscular action and soon corrects constipation. Gently, but surely, it relieves a bilious or sluggish con~ition. It is mild. Delicious.. Effective, All drugg1sts keep this famous prescr!ption ready, i_n big b'?ttles. Or UJrite Dr. Caldwell s Syrup Pepsm, Mout$ccllo, Ill., for a free trial bottle postpaid. ---------------- Meaopotamia Ha.irleu Rabbits Russian hairless rabbits may yet appear on the scene, pursued by the already familiar-perhaps too tam!llnr-l\Iexican hairless dogs. In the .Journal or Here·lity, n. A. Kcislov.sl;y of the State Institute for Experimental Yeterlnary Medicine of Um:sia tells of several hairless young rnbblts thnt appeared among- normal lltters ln hutches nr his experimental animals. Some of thPm were partly clothed, ha \"ing hair on their noses. ear,.., should<'r hlade'l and other blts of their anntom~·. So far, howPver, all the hairless young ones horn h!tve died w!thnut l~!':ne. The breed Is therefore not estahllshed, and may he ditncult to make u permanent one, even if it is considered desirable to do so. Veterans who fought in the Blue, at the grave of a comrade who has anawered the last call Memorial day is their day-a~;d his, ''Air Cathedral" Flyers' Tribute In memm·y of its brothPrs of the air who have "gone West," and In tribute to those who still cnrry on, the American Leglou, Department or N1~w Jersey, Is to hulld a chapel whkh will be ul~o a sanctum·y for nil men, and an eternal reminder of the spiritual verities. "It ls tremendously significant," says the announcement, "that the Leg-ion, when seeking best to expt·ess Its devotlon and Idealism, should dedde to construct u memorial that has a prim;lry religious and moral ~alue. It is to be a house of prayer for all people." The "Cathedral of the Air," as it Is described, is also, we read in the New York Christian Advoc?te (M~thodlst), a practical demonstratiOn of Interchurch co-operation and fellowshlp, as its charter pr~vldes that It shall he non-dcnnmlnatwnal. All denominations are co-operating In the P roject • und all may use it. The interror armngements and chancel furnlshing.:~ have been so designed as to be adaptable for the worship of all re,.. ligious groups, giving ouense to none, and permitting each to use the ap· Memorial to Airmen. polntments to which it is accustomed. A navy chaplain will act as dean. The chapel Is to be located at the United States Naval Air station at Lakehurst; It will f;tand not far from the hangar ot the U. S. S. Los Angeles, the navy's great experimental dirigible, which by the terms ot the Treaty of Versatlles muy never be used for any purpose of wur. The Idea o! the memorial originated ln the minds of three prominent members of the American Legion in New JersPy, and the Advocate Informs us further: "Its chief Hponsor has been the Hon. Herbert H. Bllzznrd of Audubon, commander of the New Jersey department of the AmerlcHn Legion during 1929. Mr. Blizzard Is now president of the board of trustees, upon whom the American Legion has placed the responslbi I! ty for the successful completion of the project. Tie\', Glll Robb '\'ll!'<on of Trenton, formerly national chaplain, has had n large part ln the organization of the plan. As nn a vi ator he received the Ct·oix de Guerre with Palms from the l<'rcnch g-oYcrnm<'nt. He Is at present the lnfluentlnl postor of the Fourth Pre:;byterian church In Trenton. 'I'he third of the group who <'levelnpPd the plan!! h; Commancfer William W. Edel (C'hnplain Unl tefl State!! nnvy, chaplain I Corps), of the United States air station at : Lakehurst. "Th.o American Le!l'lon e<;poused the plan early in Hl20, The enabling act I permitting the United States government to aceetlt such n memorial chapel and to care for It In perpNulty was passetl by both hnu>~<'S of congre,;s without a dlss!'nting vote. rt was one of the last hllls to which President Coolidge affixed hls official !'lig-natur<'." A French soldier who sPned through the war, now an American citizenPaul Phllll!lPe Cret-is the arcbltPct, and it Is ft·om his native Fr.mce, we read, that he has drawn his lnsplrntlon for the sact·eLl memorial. A word as to the design: "The structure ltse!t Is a modified Gothic In design, to correspond in general appPar:mce with the g-reat cathedrals of the section of Frnnc<' In which the American tt·oops fought during the last months of the World war. Before the chapel will spread out 1\ great forecourt, 112 by (',0 feet, flagged with fieldstone, and en<:losed on three sldes by a colonnaded wall, In whlch will he set scor<'S of memorials. commemorating the lives of those who have carried on the conquest of tbtJ Last Frontier, the Front!Pr of the Air. A speaket·s' stand is placed In this forecourt, "Rising out of the rear of the forecourt, nnd dominating lt, wlll stantl the Carlllou tower, ftanl\ell hy the nave and transl:'pts. In the nave wlll be memorial windows for heroes of aviation, and on the walls of the nave will be scores of memorial tnblets and inscriptions. A small side chapel will be numrd the Shenandoah ~lemorlnl chapel, and will be In honor or the officet·s and men who were klllrd ln the wreck of the U. S. S. Shenandoah, over .Ava, Ohio, In 1925. With the d~ ~elopment of a viatlon aud the sa crt· flees that must ine\·ttably be mnde durIng Its progress, It is expected that the chapel at Lak<'hut·st will in tlme become not only a cathedral of a vlatlon, but an American \Yestminst r abbey of the Air. The floor plan of the chnpel will trace upon the great flying field among the Jersey pines, for all the argosies of the air to see, the smybol of the Prince of Peace, the sh~dow of the c1·oss." -Literary Digest. lrak, the Abraham name for ~Ieso potamla, has an area of 143.~.10 square miles, or the equin1lent ot l'\ew York, Xew .Jer:;<'y, I'ennsyl· vania and Ohio. 'I'he temp!'rnture vm·ies from 102 dPgrees In the shad., in summer to severe frosts In the winter. The country is unhealthy, and the utmost eare is required b.v those living there to escape the plagues which scourage the land, L CO? A pain in the lower part of your back can torture you. But not for long, if you know Bayer Aspirin. These harmless, pleasant tablets take away the misery of lumbago, rheumatism, neuralgia, headaches, toothaches, and systemic pains of women. Relief comes promptly; is complete. Genuine Aspirin cannot depress the heart. Look for the Bayer cross, thus: Little, but Mighty Good Col. Pope Hennes~y. military attache of the Dritlsh embassy, '!\'as dlnlng in u t'n~hlonRhle "'ashinr.ton restanrant. nrre blrus wpre served. The tiny and delicious morsels lay on slices or toast. "Poor little · things!" F:ald Col. Pope IIennes;;:y's host. "Seems a shame to kill 'em. t.lon't it? How do you suppose they ever mnrder e'loug-h rice birds to make a port[r,n ?" Col. POJlP Hennessy tnmed OV<'r an Infinitesimal rice bird wltb hls fork. "l don't l;now," he sait.l, "unless they use Insect powder." or thoroughpin promptly with Absorbino, It is penetrating but does not blister nor remove the hair. You can work the horse at thesamotime.$2.50at druggists, or postpe.id. Describe your case for special Instructions. Write !or valuable horse bock 4-S free. What this Doctor cUd for HumaDity _ As a yoWlg man the late Dr. R Pierce, practiced medicine in Pennsylvania and was known far and near for his great success in alleviating disease. Finally he moved to Buffalo, N. Y., and put up in re,ady-to-use form, his GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY, the well known tonic for the blood. This strength builder Is made from a formula which Dr. Pierce found most effective when in private practice. It aids digestion, acts as a tonic and enriches the blood-clears away pimples and annoying eruptions and tends to keep the complexion fJOCsh and clear. All druggists. Tablets or liquid. Unhealthy A nEer writes: "Bad one hone with bog spavin on both hind legs. One Lottie Absorbine cleaned them off.liozals :.;~::.:;;;o;w~rr:.;oing aonnd and well." Photographs Radio to Plane As a result of successful experl· ments over Berlin, Germany, weather charts are to be photographed and sent by radio to nil passenger air· planes In that country. In the tests, it is said, the pilot easily picked up the weather pictures, which were perfectly clear. Making patchwork quilts was a widely known art In Egypt as fal' back as 900 B. C. Grammatical Distinction The word "bank," like other words indicating a collection of Individuals such as "company, crowd, flock, number," etc., may be used occasionally in a collective sense. In such cases, If one is thinking of thl' individuals forming the collection, the plural Is used; If one Is thinking rather of the collection itself, the singular Is required. r~Cfll~r 'tt O.A/ Don't constipation 1:' ror Sure Unpopularity "Ask not for gratitude," said III no, the sage of Chinatown. ''To remind a friend of favors may cause you to be feared as one who seeks to collect a debt."-Washington Star. poison your system. August Flower correcta constipation-even &hlbbom cases-almost like magic I Sweetens_ sto"!· ach stirs liy~l-~Jds dl· gestion. GU.ruuu,.TEED • All Druggists. (OHSTIP :TION ENDURING MEMORIAL Hewn out of the solid rock, this odd memorial at Nice, France, honors local men who fell in the World war. The sketch w~.s made at its dedication by the late Marshal Foch. Famous "Grand Review" What Is kno~Yn ns the Grand ne\'iew was heltl In Washington, D. C., May 2.1 and 24, lSG:i. The whole number of officers ar:rl entistetl men In and nbout Wasllin~ton at that time was 1 5~.4-t:i, according to the most accurate returns. The number al'tually participating In the tl:u·ude was doubtless some\~hut less than that number, as muny were probahly left In charge of eamps and guat·•Ung property and equipment. MINNTB E. ffiCKS LYDIA ORLOSKl 42J So. WubJnat<>D .t\Ye.. ScnanlDa. Pa. ll.R.12. Ruab..ute. bldiana · "1 took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for rundown condition before my baby was born. Now I eat better, have gained in weight and have more strength to take ofhmy four ckhildrd'enn.oitcga~ dcare 0 my ousewor an a bit tired. My mother and my sister, also several of my women friends are takincr your medicine now, because ol believe that this medicine will help any woman that will take it regularly."-Mrs. Lydia Orloski. !'When I started taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I could hardly do my housework. I was so nervous and weak from Change of Life that I had to lie down very often. I heard about the V egeh d h bl C ta e hl ompb<;'uhn t ldtug a at my pamp et W 1 ~ was door. I am domg all the housework for a family of four and it keeps me on my feet. I have taken six bottles and I have gained strength and flesh."Minnie E. Hicks. ;:,.;t:y _.,_i:.4.<:.;:~E~ ·_ Pi)J~J\.i)rr~}'~ :.. .(9IDP(lUQd -~:V¢g¢-ijJ)le~ . ,. .· . . .. '; ~ ....• ,. ~ .. ' '' . . . ' . . . ' . ·s_; . l\,Jia E.<Pi nkhiln1 M(dicinc Cn.~ ·t '1.·t1n. Vl1''' · |
