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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL, HELPER, UTAH BEDTIME STORY By THORNTON W. BURGESS Copyright by Hal HW JERRY MUSK RAT DE- CIDES WHERE HE WILL BUILD Is a very building of a hou matter for any one. You ask father if this Isn't so. It Is a "matter for a rreat deal of thought and planning. The rery first thing to be decided is where the touse Is to be and this Is most Important. With the little people of the Green Forest, the Green Meadows, thj Laughin Brook, and the Smiling Tool the choosing of a place for a oew house is even more Important than the building of the house self. No matter how fine a house THE r Foundation Must Be in the Water. nay be built, if it is in a poor loca tioii it may be worse than no house at alL You don't see ..ow it can be? Sup- posing Welcome Robin should build a fine nest right in plain sight where Black Pussy could get to It with It would be hardly any trouble. better for Welcome itobin to have no house at alL Supposing Johnny Chuck should dig his aouse right .In the middle of Farmer Brown's vege table garden. It would be better for Johnny to have no housr at all. So you see the picking out of a place to build Is most important Jerry Muskrat knows this. Ht al ways has known it, but since thi washing away of his old bouse in the flood he has appreciated the truth of this more than ever. This is why he was taking so much time to look about before building a aew house. There were several things to be looked out for. First, of all, be meant to be as sure as It was possible to be that this time his house would be out of the current should the T,aughing Brojk become a flood again. This would be quite a simple matter were it not for other things. The foundation must be in the water. A house on dry land wouldn't do at alL It must be where from one side at least he could easily get to deep water, so that be wouldn't be frozen In in the winter. This wat mos Important. Then It should be where the digging would be fairly easy and where he could find plenty of things to build with. So you see Jerry had mucii to think of In deciding just where to build that new house, anu be didn't intend to be hurried into making any mistakes. First he carefully exam ined all sides of the Smiling Pool. Then be went up the Laughing Brook a little way. Afterward he went down the Laughing Brook a little way. But neither up nor down the Laughing Brook could be find a place thai suited him at all. lie hadn't expected to. lie bad looked so as to make sura hen once more be carefully went, all arou id the Smiling Pool. In some ways the place where I Is old bouse had stood was the best place of all, but Jerry had ao Intention of being swept away In a flood again and tnyone with half an eye could see that when the water rose to a certain height that place would be right in the middle of the current. Why around on one side where the bulliushes grew thickest and tallest a little mud bar ran out Into the Smiling Pool. There the water was only a few Inches deep, but at the end of this little mud bank under water It sloped off sharply Into deep water. Out beyond w..s 111 i- - I Pi ... - C Herman I 4 . Sally Sez Howl Broke Into The Movies Automatic Pilot That Operates Airplanes By HOOT GIBSON sorry that I cannot relate a tale of hardships and privation, but my entry Into motion pictures was ac complished with comparative ease-a- fter AM I im' ICrM KV I decided to work In them. rrr can't exactly say that I broke into the movies. It all seemed to happen : systematically. The movies seemed like an opportunity, and when they opened their doors to me, 1 rode in. I'm a native of Nebraska, was born In the small but ambitious town of Tekamah. which was smaller then than It Is now, but It was large enough to A DEVICE that will actually By me when I started life under an airplane has been perfected please the less fantastic name of Edward and tested by United States Mr and It My gave me my education. Lines after two years of secret ex- education completed, I began to wanWalter Addems. chief periments. der, and Inasmuch as the only thing pilot of the eastern division, is I knew anything about was ranch shown Inspecting the device, which Th "boosters" of hom product. work, I wandered to different ranches. Needn't div for hidden treasure!, causes a plane to climb to any deI have been riding horses as far Success for our producers sired altitude, to level off and to as- back as I can remember and I was as Can b had through simple meafisrea. sume a predetermined course, as much at home In the saddle as on the JUST PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY well as to make predetermined ground. Being an adventurous youth turns, without the pilot touching the I began to try various difficult and It relieves pilots of controls. daring feats of horsemanship, and of the controls except after plenty of hard work and bumps, fduring landings and take offs. ti I got so I could handle a horse well enough to get a job wrangling cattle, THIS WEEK'S PRIZE STORY the ball Is generally low with a con- which I did for several years. of cattle I found the task pursuing amount of spin. The siderable al! want to lire In the best place la other way, "knocking the feet from over large and dusty prairies quite an theW world. We ran make it riffht here. So when I under the ball," seems to be less unexciting employment. Everybody pull together. Wild West a with met Let us not disgrace our tables by putting up traveling .hi known. Here mashle widely anything en thera but Inlermountain Foods. comes onto the ball nearly parallel show I was overjoyed at the opporLet us not cover our bodies with any as one the It of of star thing but Inlermountain made clothes. joining with the ground with the clubhead tunity Inlermountain. talk Inlermountain. Buy was known The ball Is thus trick and stunt riders. It laid well back. Inlermountain and manufacture produce until our grand and glorious forced Into a reverse spin as the Im- then as Dick Stanley's Congress of Inlermountain Inlermountain country will lead the nation Rough Riders. A rather high traand the world in prosperity. pact is made. I Pendle the In annual FRANCES SMITH. jectory results which makes the shot ton 1912, entered Thornton. Idaho. as one of the (Ore.) round-uuseful under certain conditions. vVA -- X ' X I i 7m rnLtfi the Big Rock. the In time of flood Big Rock would break the current, so that It uever would sweep across that mud bank very bard. The more Jerry looked at this place the better It suited him. Finally he made up his mind. "This is the place," said he to himself. "I'm going to build right here." . 1933. byT. W. Buri?es. WNU Service. Dogs and Relatives Are Barred . 1933 Bell Syndicate. jo WNU Service. You Know The first salary paid members ol the United States congress was $5 a day while in session. WHY BE AILING? Regain Health by NATURAL METHODS Normalize L tyro Is what you wash films In to bring the pitchers out. 11. BONERS are actual humorous found in examination papers, essays, etc, by teachers. tid-bi- ts Fi. h' 1 ll M i R ET1KLNG I M I l. M nWFn I tr, M7WYf 1.. E,b ,. FT hat amorio Lumbago Is a mineral making lead pencils. used about . THE CHANGE Graphic 0' one-thir- . f two-third- s . one-hal- d The 1933. Western Newspaper Union. PAPA KNOVVS- 51 A longer stretch of the national highway extends in Ohio than in any other state. ex- The cloaca is the sounding appaby McClure Newspaper Syndicate. WNU Service. ratus by which the frog makes and only entrance to the estate has been padlocked and a sign placed beside sound. creates it saying "no dogs or relatives allowed." Jacobsen said he didn't wish to be bothered with either of them any more. The small Intestine has bumps In It called villains which Jounce the crumbs (packed solidly) with one-ha-lf food around so It gets broken up. By DOUGLAS MALLOCH Arcupful of melted butter. ffl. 1933 Bell Syndicate. WNU Service. range In a buttered baking dlsb In rAWN COMES at last and ret alternate layers with two cupfuls the skies o' blueberries, sprinkle with two FRUIT DESSERTS Have not so changed It is our eyes. tablespoonfuls of sugar, a ptucb of The sun went west the night In salt and a little lemon Juice. Cover DURING the summer we can begin to top with crumbs and bake 20 creased, the luscious strawberry AOWNS And yet the sun, when daylight dies, Remove the covet and and serve It fresh with sugar and minutes. The farther west the nearer east cream, over angel cake with :ream, continue baking until the crumbs are brown. Serve with hot sweetcrushed over ice cream, and everyDawn comes at last, and yet its raya one likes the rich bis- ened cream. Have not so changedIt lb our cuit mixture for strawberry shortgaze. cake. The currant and :herry folRaspberry Charlotte Russe. The sun went west the darkness Soak two tablespoonfuls of gela low with raspberries and blackbergrew, d of a cupful of cold ries, so that one need not want for tin in 'And yet the sun, that went Us ways, over dissolve hot water, cool fruit desserts from early in the water, Was nearer, farther from the CUTTING "When a cat washes behind Its spring until later truits of autumn slightly and add to one and view. FEET of is a sure it company," are ars, sign FROM cupfuls of strained raspberry ripe. ays superstitous Susan, "and it's UNDER. and the comes at last and yet Its Dawn a of Juice, pulp BALL. the same sign when we can get litcupful of sugar, one teaspoonful of light Blueberry Betty. tle Junior to do the same thing." Mix two cupfuls of soft bread orange extract Set the dish In a Has not so changed It Is orfr sight ADDING BACKSPlN WNU Service. 1933 Bell Syndicate. bowl of chipped ice ind stir conThe sun went west; 'e might have learned stantly until the mixture begins to backspin shots TO THEmorenovice f thicken, then fold In one and or less the heritage That time would set the old world right: cupfuls of heavy cream of the expert The beginner Is conSuns longer gone more soon re whipped until stiff. Turn into indi tent to hit the ball without going vldnal molds lined with thin slices into the Intricacies of turned. adding stop of sponge cake. Chill and serve. With a little play,, however, Dawn comes at last, and yet God's to it. backspin ceases to be a mystery. scheme There are two ways of obtaining It Has not so changed as It may seem. Callards. These are greens used much In Perhaps the most preval jt and The sun went west the west grew method is tha of hitting the South and may be grown In dim, club-heaAnd yet the soul, when dies a dream, any climate. The flavor is like very the ball on the downswing, the a and coming through taking mild cabbage and there Is a slightly Farther from earth Is nearer Ulm. The trajectory of B. 193J. Douglas Mai loch. WNU Service. Cooked as spinach divot afterward. bitter taste. or served with and cooked with salt pork, they make a very palatable and nourishing dish. Stowaway one-hal- W. 2nd So. Salt Lake City, Utah fDrujtirist Return this to us for re1 Limit to each $1 purchase.) demption. 18 394 A.D., the breeches makers were pelled from Rome. In 1 mmm $1.00 Neutralizes acids and toxins. Restores chemical balance, the basis of health. For Rheumatism. Acidosis, Gas, Ulcars, Eczema, etc. It. M. L, LAX ATONE $1.00 Corrects Constipation by vitalizing the intestinal muscles. "The longer you use it, the leas you need.' Tills adv. good for 6c on purchase of ftny R. M. L. product within one week from dafte of insue. At alt druggists or direct from us. Rocky Mountain Laboratories i.. reeks, the wearing of breeches was considered a badge of slavery. In the reign of King Honorius, Michael Angelo was a pernicious child. Lutuwft JT rk. to his estate at Atherton, Calif., Rudolph E. Jaeobsen San . v. 5' If I had a million dollars, I would buy me two dresses, one for week days and one for Sundays. S Noted Flyer Visits Old Speed Wonder J. How long did Solomon relgnT Forty days and forty nights. Itejuvenate M. L. BIOTONE Hoot Gibson. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR contesting riders. When the dust bad settled on the rodeo I found my self holding the cowboy championship. It was a tougn Job. and I worked (SKIN LOTION) AN INTERMOUNTA1N PRODUCT hard to get It, but I kept right on riding, for I left with the American deleAn animal about the size of a for Australia mouse and having gation of pale blue-gra- y In where I rode the foreign meets for fur, has been discovered seven months. About this time motion pictures were Just beginning to show some signs ol development and after reaching this country again I found myself talking with motion picture producers. They Ai Receiver for Consolidated Musk happened to have a field for western Company I hava pianos for sate in pictures so I started directing "promany part of the Inlermountain West, particularly in Utah, southern Idaho, gram" or short length westerns. and western Wyoming. I might have continued on this un. Many of these instruments have been repossessed and will be sold for balpretentious status for the rest of my ances owing or less. career but seeing the opportunities In The old reliable Consolidated Music end of the acting the game, I decided Company is beinjr liquidated to pay creditors. Unusual bargains may be to get Into the grease paint and see had for cash, or convenient time pay menU may be arranged at simple inwhat would develop. I had directed terest rates. about 40 pictures and had a fair know! The stock of merchandise in the Salt Lake store is large and complete, conedge of what the Industry wanted In of the finest line of Musical sisting the line of western productions. Instruments on the market, all to be I have always had what some peodisposed of at sacrifice prices. Write for catalogues and prices. ple call a sense of humor and I want ed to use It to advantage If possible. I saw tremendous possibilities in mak Receiver for Ing westerns that went off the beaten Consolidated Music Co. path of melodramatic action pictures, I wanted to intersperse the exaggerat 15 E. 1st So. Salt Lake City ed action of my pictures with comedy and human touches, I found a direc Voting by mail is not permitted tor aud together we conspired to dp in California. comedy and human touches. The re suit was a better and more popnlat 175 Witch Hazel Cream Receiver's Sale of Pianos and Other Musical Instruments ELIAS A. SMITH brand of pictures. I know of no other business where Suspicion is a trait common to merit Is rewarded as It Is In the both man and what he likes to movies but merit must be aided by distinguish as "the animals". labor, and plenty of It. WNU Service Joan Needa No Glycerine Drops to Simulate Teara EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER In the sad business of weeping beLUMBER fore the camera Jonn Blondoll has MOULDINGS SASH DOORS It all over her more sober sisters OIL PAINT CLASS of the cinema. They resort to glycer PLUMBING FIXTURES Ine drops, stinging lotions for the VALVES HPE eyes and even, at times, to the lowly onion to generate their screen tears Ketchum Builders' Supply All except Miss r.londcll. Joan will use none of these subter789 W. 4th So. Salt Lake Cily fuges. When the time comes for hot to cry In a picture she Just cries, and Baths for 3,000 workers are prothe glycerine bottle, tliB camphor vided at a coal mine near West spray and the restaurant onion are never called upon to double for real Hartlepool, England. emotion. wilt Paid P'r (tin I h kM An Immediate Success Miss Fay Wray started her film ca uhould made me Inttrmountain Gooda" Similar to above. 8nd reer In lf23. She sprang Into Imnie our story in prou or vrrw to diate prominence with her first appear Products Column. P.O. Boi 1HS, Salt Lako Citj. II your ance and counts among her many oth story appears In this AA er Buccessful vehicles, "Finger Points," column yo will re-l "Not Exactly Gentlemen," "Conquer ceiv check for Ing Horde," "Captain Thunder," "Law W.N.U. Salt Lake City. yer'a Secrets," "Cnholy Garden," "Thi Week No. 333 Vamplra Bat" and "King Kong." ff h.l ill !' (tr fill 4-.- KAKI1AUT, famous aviator, during a visit to the MISS fair in Chicago, Inspected the old De Witt Clinton, which originally drew railroad trains on the Mohawk and Hudson line a hundred yeara ago. AMELIA "Pop, what la an ancestor?" "Source of pride to many living dead." , 1931, Bell Syndicate. WNU Service. |