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Show LEHI FREE PRESS. LEIII, UTAH DUTCH TU LB ps f ! Fashions for Best Dressed Juniors NO HONORS PAID FAMOUS PIRATE By CHERIE NICHOLAS Jamaica Ignores Memory of Henry Morgan. Sn ;m Cm absent fg,. UJL, nil ;ttle .J no r- - ft al kisi. th '! friend ' ' . wl'f i - r I hi 1 ' " ' throng, Joa back " jjjted the Eld of tne etne land government In their In ,.,, dustry. TnllD rrowing once became a mania i. tome portions of the Netherlands. (ore hai been written about that chapter In Dotch history, In fact, than Ita trnwrtanc warrants ; but It Is Inter- uting because the mania began at a aae when the Dutch government was arared in naval expeditions to ac- (flin territory, and taxes were so high it to be almost unendurable. That the lober Dutch would lose their heads cTer a flower at such a time Is ft i , gin , s headed ' same rtheWear, lady " who To me," ra 15 yean rranacript, RY phe-lusen- highly of the that speaks f hair?" 1! tant feaf fudnation of the tulip. Staid burghers abandoned ordinary boiiness to engage In the tulip trade, tud a period of gambling began that could not result In anything but finan The cial ruin for the participants. Binla started In France In 1635 and ' tnlekly shifted to the Netherlands. Once the gambling was under way, tht plants about which It swirled mere symbols. All trade was for tulips "In the onion." Buyers wpuld be-cu- ae contract had a year.- I ' for futures," risking enor-bou- :,i.': ler go to ' iry Her"1" : "( fi ' had not Increased rapidly since in 1623, was exceedingly scarce, and a single plant brought 6,500 florins, worth at the time about 170 pounds sterling. Queer bargains were made, an ex ample that seems particularly ridicul ous being the exchange of one bulb for i load of grain, four fatoxen, twelve iheep, five pigs, two barrels of butter, 1,000 pounds of cheese, four barrels of d oeer, two hogsheads of wine, a with its furnishings, a suit of clothes, and a silver drinking cup I At lie beginning of the mania the buyers were real tulip fanciers who coveted the flowers, but these soon were shoul-Jere- d out of the bidding by profes-ilonmarket operators who bought In lots and held for a rise. pne successful broker made 60,000 florins profit which lti Introduction ' but, Tdrawn. ' young se with r Mags- - bed-itea- lid yoo' ' glides '': a ir Jour,. iged al :e yon a four II, per- - Stole His Friend's Bare Tulip. That DumasVpictarC.jof Isaac Box- tels machlnatlenaL-ftgain- st his rival months. I know,"' al-- . - I" J1, -- none; est of n. tare - - - - ; -- ' I ii jI i I . ' 1 : , r and art not only essays by such serious horticultural men as Pierre Vallet John Parkin-on- , and Lauremburg, but Juvenalian Jibes by Petrus Hondius, who, In his "Dapes Inemptoe." 1G21. had called people fools who devoted their entire gardens to flowers which bloomed for only a few weeks each year. Hondius was the leader of a group of writers who ridiculed tulips and tulip growers. The 'Mania Pamphlets." Probably the Dutch government alarmed at the extent of the bulb gambling, Inspired some of the humorists to poke fun at the craze. A series of "Mania Pamphlets" was published in 1637, a few months after the disastrous liquidation. In these publications appeared drawings or cartoons showing the tulip "maniacs" in ridiculous antics. ' One skit pictured a group of traders sitting around a table under a gigantic foolscap, while toiling gardeners labored outside with baskets, rakes, and barrows, and a curious crowd looked on. The cartoon was titled "Flora's Foolscap." Another picture, "Flora's Carriage of Fools," represented a crowd of tulip fanciers ln a wagon All were adequipped with sails. miring their tulips, and a queue of folk followed the carriage with hands upstretched, begging for : well-dresse- d flowers. .,... The original pamphlets were distrib uted ln 1637, and In 1734, when a hyacinth mania threatened, they were reissued as a warning to speculators. . Even after the mania subsided, gar deners pursued their hobby with such devotion as to provoke satirists to lamIn 168S Jean de la poon them. Bruyere wrote In his "Characters' : "The low of flowers has a garden in the suburbs, where he spends all his time from sunrise till sunset You see him standing there, and you would think he had taken root in the midst of his tulips before his 'Solitaire'; he opens bis eyes wide, rubs his hands, stoops down and looks closer at It; It never before seemed to him so handsome. "He Is ln an ecstacy of Joy, and leaves it to go to the 'Orient' then to the 'Veuve,' from thence to the 'Cloth of Gold,' on to the 'Agatha,' and at last returns to the 'Solitaire,' where he remains, is tired out sits down, and forgets his dinner; he looks at the tulip and admires Its shade, shape, color, sheen, and edges, Its beautiful form and calix; but God and nature are not in his thoughts, for they do not go beyond the bulb of his tulip, which he would not sell for a thousand crowns, though he will give it to are no you for nothing, when tulips longer In .fashion, ana carnaiwup ij " all the rage. "This rational being, who has a soul comes and professes some religion, but very starved, home tired and half he has work; his with day's pleased seen some tulips. Fancy Names for Tulips. not less enEnglish gardeners were on the fellows their than thusiastic continent and in the Tatler for of treasure. He was Infamous for cheating and my It P"OMK now, Miss Junior, It Is. quite time to decide as to whether it wjlj be a new coat or a new suit for spring or both. Of course the ideal solution of the problem is a coat and a suit There are times when a coat is absolutely indispensable, and smartly clad Indeed is she who tops a dashing mldseason print frock with an advance spring coat which flaunts the latest touches. ' As for a suit with a good supply of blouses (some strictly tailored, others as feminine and frivolous as frilly Jabots and lacy details can make them) It is as recurrent a springtime theme as the "first robin." Speaking of blouses reminds us of a fad which Is going the rounds. It is the blouse made of vivid bandana kerchiefs. The girlish suit of quality-kin- d grayish green flannel ln the picture is one of those refined types which are making widespread appeal this season. Its outstanding claim to high fashion Is the fact that it is a raglan type and utn ost ' emphasis is being placed loose ob these unbelted ef- ' "''''' fects.'" ""' '' " ;" As to coats there Is a lot being Bald and done In regard to furless types for spring. These gain distinction through artful fabric manipulation which achieves shapely lines through Ingenious seamlngs and queer little turns and quirks of the cloth which result In unusual necklines, likewise clever shoulder and sleeve silhouettes. While the two coats Illustrated give the impression of extreme simplicity, In the final analysis they are ever so revealing as to actual style trends. The thing to observe about the coat to the. left; la Its clever, coljar and scarf combination. t This is in keeping with the I Idea prevailing 'among designers that If a coat be fur-les-s there really ought to be some sort of scarf treatment in evidence ' ' ' There Is another message' conveyed in this model, namely the vogue for trimming touches of velvet on the spring cloth coat In the coat pictured velvet goes flfty-flftwith cloth fcr the wide single scarf end. There are also velvet wordings at the waistline and on the sleeves. The, notable thing about the other coat in the picture is that it carries rather a boyish air. It seems the younger clientele are having their coats fashioned somewhat after the lines of their brothers and what's more they are topping their boyish coats with felt hats which sug gest masculine derby and fedora influence. The picture gives the idea. c scarf. The sleeves Note the are interesting in that they gain their fullness through a shapely mid-arperfectly tailored seaming at the el- 4 men-Uone- two-piec- ultra-prac-t'j- - tl t? ...... 2! Sri pro-irl.ce- 1 . '' . d fate.-'- " ' " - " ' m . , the REAL ARTICLE Means GENUINE Of Bayer ASPIRIN .Manufacture. . Bayer manufacture is Demand and' rtamped with this cross. No pet Genuine tablet without this cross is Bayer Aspirin.! GENUINE Bayer Aspirin. Safe relief for headache, colds, sore throat, pains of rheumatism and neuritis, etc Genuine Boy r Atplrln Doea Nof Harm the Heart y . Can Endur Long FfttU Spared th Trouble Usually the man who doegnt know ; garden spider can exist for months without food, butterflies can his own mind has a wife who makes ! ft up for him. Atlanta Constitution. I do the same, also the house-fly- . 'a The self-fabri- bow. '""'i,.-- ,,' V,- .. "It.' Vri'' l"H "'.,! V Hl'iti;;i "It i .ir.ii-- 1 .' . I' i'-- i JJ you want to t.,t" ; . . relieve constipation gently and safely ' '"""i"take the exact dose suited to your need ui " . '. ."avoid danger of bowel strain use a liquid laxative i ' , Can constipation be safely relieved? "Yes!" say medical men. "Yes I" declare thousands who have followed their advice and , know. , You are not apt to cure your constipation with salts, pills and tablets, or any habit-formicathartic. But you con safely relieve this condition just by regulation with a suitable Senile laxative. ng t PLASTRON VOGUE ( B7 CBEBIK NICHOLAS individual need. It forms no you need not take a (.:. habit; "double dose" a day or two later. Nor will it irritate the kldneyt. n The right liquid laxative wiU bring a perfect movement, with no discomfort at the time, or afterward. The unwise use of strong cathartics may often do more ' J harm than good, i i In buying any laxative, read the label. If it contains a doubtful drug, don't take it. If you don't know what is in it, don't !t i ... ' 9 - i i i ? i v- , '3 TEST- ;'', to This test has proved v ; .t - many men and women that their trouble was not "weak bowels," but strong cathartics t First: select a properly prepared liquid laxative. Second: take the dose you find suited to your system. Third: gradually reduce the dose until bowels are moving of their own accord Dr. Caldwell'e Syrup Pepsin has the highest standing among liquid laxatives, and la the one generally used. , ton. aH "7, ; ' t' Fancy turns fects. It will be worth your while to make a tour of Investigation along these lines when next yon saunter through realms of new neckwear. The plastron pictured is a very practical sort It is made of beige linen and is detachable, since It ties and buttons as you see. Of course the caffs are of matching linen. Ton will at once agree that this strikingly mew accessory set of plastron and culTs lifts this chartreuse mossy crepe frock Into the ranks of high fashion. It's a grand Idea If yoo want to freshen op your mldseason dress so that !t will carry over modishly Into spring. , The new bib effects are lovely, especially those which are literally covered with row upon row of either sheer pleating oi narrow lace. to plastron and bib &&rM2 maahlnc new fad It Immtrstlonal Phm.1m, ,o-cnaw-.r to pBuln T&ias lMlntl. BIG PROFITS pomlbl Kiyivtiem. Heat Ua Bin for eonplaUvt andtaiM plan. Monpy back cnarantoa m , M i AGENTS WANTED: f chance It. The contents of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is stated plainly on the label; fresh herbs, ' pure pepsin, active senna. ' Its very taste, tells you Syrup Pepsin is wholesome. A delight ful taste, and delightful action. Safe for expectant mothers, and children. Drug stores have it, ready for use, in pig bottles. ' The dose of a liquid laxative can be measured; The action can thus be regulated to suit your F V . . -- THE Why Hospitals use a liquid laxative Sf I . ( "' - iiDiel vmm. In a general survey one is brought to realize that coats for girls in their teens divide Into two distinct classes. On the. one hand. ,.there are he very sporty models and ln contrast there are the ladylike dressier types which are eminently refined and genteel For the former,! ravishing looking. tweeds are cited in colors which gladden the heart In their youthful gaiety, When It comes to , monotone tweeds there Is a grayed green which " Is the hit of the season. Soldier blue,' which is lighter than navy. Is als.) proving a great favoriate. And If you are wanting to look every Inch vogulsh' yon will choose a plaid wool for your early spring coat Plaids are all the rage for.Bulta as well. So also are checks. ' ' by Wetera Newapapef Union. ' d "s. t Vihtn you go t6 buy aspirin, Remember this for your own just remember this: Every protection. Tell your friends tablet of real aspirin of about it for their protection. Au-gu- st much-Inflate- and riches saved him from punishment Instead of being hanged, he was knighted and sent back to Jamaica as lieutenant governor with commission to abate piracy on all the waterways leading to or surrounding any of the British West Indies, the king of England believing It to be a good Idea to set thief to catch thief. Morgan betrayed his former ac- ' complices, hanging them without trial or mercy, and thus' for the time ending piracy ln British dominions. His despotism finally led to his re'U, I!',-call Some say Sir Henry Morgan died peacefully to England under an assumed name; others that be resumed his piratical career and was killed la a raid: while the best-likestory Is. to the effect that some of his old shipmates tied him in spread esgla fashion on the shore and let the Incoming tide slowly drown him generally considered an appropriate NEVER FORGET THIS TABLET ab-W- rd 1 4-- ji "j j.: grower is at feast not Impossible proved by historic Incident A certain burgomaster of .Holland used his Influence to obtain for a friend a political post of some importance. Upon the friend's offering to make return for the, USE NEW ANGLES TO favor, the burgomaster refused to and Wd ,be ,inasked merely HIDE EXCESS BULK "tea to see the appointee's tulip gar-teThe Invitation was forthcoming Architecturally constructed clothes t once, and the visit was made. , : have given the feminine figure a new A few, months,? silhouette. Full of angles and those aterthe appointee returned' the burgo1 master's Visit 'He modern blocked effects though It la, it ent into his benefactors. garden and is by no means deprived of the better aw there a rare curves. been had which tulip Stairstep blocking to produce a from his own. , taken surreptitiously . to. furious was he at "this discovery towering effect, is worked out ln trimthat he resigned his appointment sold ming and In stitching when the figure bis is too generously built to permit the estate, and left the country. With nodlng of real value to sup-- i bulky effect of material. chaffed 81 1710, Joseph Addison If the hips are large but the shoulPort the trade, the mania rose to letter. Probably ders inclined to be narrow, the blockan in amusing them intensity. Traders gathered at in its no other; flower has been given ing begins at the shoulders and tapers bins and mnritprt Wda .5 on wooden lot an Imposing such off at the hips. .mrwal varieties j Plates. A bulb, would be mentioned, been Wherever the most conspicuous part " would of "highfalutln" names as have nd a prospective "purchaser letter his In the body, place tiere tne least of bestowed upon tulips. Jot down on his plate a tentative offer. Addison tells of taking refuge from a amount of emphasis. Tbe holder of the bulb ,would write He overColor is another thing to remember storm at a wayside inn. lown a price.' While the' heard a group of men talking about to avoid for nature's overgrown parts. ln flickering was In progress, a small per- Large people. as a ro,e' do better General That, and Lord I centage fine stripes, of the amount in question Admiral This, and colors very somber His interest unrigs, would be set aside as "wine money," he which tend to slenderize the figure. his host to admit him to asked and the dealer would in this up Of course, the put company. distinguished ! wh. When a d price was reached that had heard Clothes for Spring Are both buysr and. seller would check great personages he of tul Pfc varieties be to proved Practical and Attractive their plates, th sale was pro- - into the Inn His host took him later coni claimed; but no Addl-Io- n the In general, spring clothes are money beyond to see a bed of tulips. e toe fUD(j The wearable. and inn. servative Changed hands ln the admired several, but was laughed an Profits and losses were wholly "on for example, dress, that told and to scorn for his choice - - f Paper." frock, is back after an absence .... -ito were only fools coats. On April 27, 1636, a several years. of the that proclamation of boasts bed own;' of the There are no extravagant changes. states of Holland put an end to The 20 yards long small strip of. ground.was worth Radical sleeves have gone. Every In: tt wild speculation, by rendering more two in breadth, has a normal shoulder line, or, an contracts ln connection witn the best two hundred thing than him a simple raglan shoulder. The In ' raits, Bulbs Confusion resulted. .land of Is still slender, with curves, acres silhouette ! ?Jcb had been bought for more than . oeen u. Though "the tulip nas I, -- tin anneals but the waistline Is a little sllmmei florins were sold" for 50. "In the and more fitted than before. Length inolesaIe liquidation, manjr traders of considerate riu. everywhere. have not changed. " er mined. The bottom was out of K8SndSun?ay.nAprilsusual market and holdings were disand on Sunday at Haarlem, Spring Shoe Style For miles -king. i tulip1 the sun-beels are slated for a ner Two golden under blooms smile bright In the shoe fashion an fan premiere counthe 0,18 the ,Desplte tuiip furr spring' -fho Bir nasseneer one of these ers, ho had retired early from the Bpeaking, world. Strictly like a gaudy of the very return tearket "sta and were tending their a ry must look but of new, isn't no i mingling for there heel taller than Amer.'Dower beds, lost none of their 'en- separate plot being tall Venetian ned, a in sixteen wuslasm. The fields around Haarlem ican womtn .have, worn, for heel each hue, at a Leiden continued to glow Just as devoted ttf , The other Is. hardly m years. or ouios ' practicotillion slipper, The a growing !j "T. It's alt Jofy glow to this day. If a man and no aue-niand Is expected to be new and beautiful variety, of the cally' heellwis,' Inde women. tall iTarUcmngement with "P, he was sure of a Teady market off ruthlessly and popular for it flowers are mowed used as fertiuier on u Popular fada afford rich material tulip , vlolln s sums en the expected products of beds newly planted. A bulb of the 'Admiral Llefkens" sold for more than (,000 florins the equivalent probably on current exchange of nearly 300 The "Semper pilneas. Augustus," ) Shrimp-- I ilenly week sche. " "' D' the begar; ulons I i,,,.,.., if NtIoI 0xrraph! 8oelr. for satirists in both literature The tulip mania called forth UTCH bulb grower! mtb en-- toy-wm- e ' here." It I., A "Garden Spot" in Tulip Land. lours lm, ...... i: child, 'bop, - w. )7 in imn i !e v umtKwmm There is no monument to Sir Henry ZJorgaa la Jamaica, although ha was ence lieutenant governor there, following a career of piracy second to none in the wide confines of America's Mediterranean, the Carribbean sea. In all of Kingston there la not a street square or lane named after him. Visitors to the Island frequently express surprise at the lack of even a tablet perpetuating the memory of the man who ravaged the Spanish Main and then at the behest of his government stamped out buccaneering in the British West Indies. Bora in Wales, he first arrived ln the West Indies as a stowaway on a ahlp bound for Barbados. A short time later he reached Port Royal, acroaa the bay from Kingston, with string of prize ships captured at Campeche, Shortly afterward he pillaged and burned Panama, the oldest town on the- - American continent This raid netted him 175 mule loads in treating his men, usniHy robbing them of their shares of booty. His schemes of torture were fiendish la the extreme, combining practically all the brutalities ever Invented la all countries since the very beginning of time. Finally arrested to Jamaica' and shipped to England to give an account of his crimes, Ms glib tonga ef- 1 fP. Mrian, CaJW. Salt Lake City's Vewest Hotel PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM . Banana Uuidniff 8top, H.ir FaQlat ImparLi Color and T v r.O. tw 71S. BawitTloGra-aBdFadaJH- aJr K and tl .06 at .Jfoi I SZ't.ffl'm Chwn. Wta.. f atclKinw.W.T. i lTtj Droiri-IM- - ix w Idaml fat FLOitfcSTON SHAMPOO cjonnactkmwithParkCT'tHair Balaam. Makaa the hair aqft and AnSy. 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