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Show FREE PRESS. LEHI. UTAn (mSiillas r nThat Keps - in Form - s3.pjrtrlin the froopi guarding ? frontier hare ?LtsJB bstteries In action on con ,i 1 bled. We heard 1 1 vr-- ill. rs - S . vka rs . ir. . . . . "' their mother call . Architect rtr,( RareJ luuwte. Seme. Br W. A. Unireren? With milliona of. doH&rs' worth of 5 ood-roadltlon. The swing of the apple orchard In autumn, brown and ' sere. Was shunned by the busy children, . For the school bell sounded clear, Tho swing was a teasing ribbon , . Until the end of May, , And It hangs now in my remembrance. The ghost of a bygone day! J us4. if- tvfH .v- ' ; -AVI - STORY FOR GHILDREK ' ' 'UP "I I jiu - WXU Serrice. (Copyright.) ' flour, meal and feed. They need bay for cow feed, a bog er a heifer for meat and frnlta and vegetables for ' food, but they' have ho money with which to buy. The farmer, on the oUj- er hand, has a surplus, of these. Why shouldn't farmers exchange their surplus for painting, carpentry, masonry wcrk and similar labor much needed on every farm! Such a plan would be of genuine relief to unem ployed and at the same time would assist farmers,, In. making the Improve 1 ments at a minimum cost Such practice existed In many com munities In the past, and a return of those ways" would not' be eo bad after aU, It, they jfeed'th hbngry, Improve the farms and that Integrity, confidence and of former days.'" Such an exchange of surplus for services would building of go a long way toward-thprosperity - and happiness - during the coining spring months f ; ' "Lingerie Touch" 1 yPUGAP 1 1 By THORNTON W. BURGESS back here and we can talk while I eat them." Peter blinked b!s eyes and stared at jMmoieheels In the rudest way. It certainly was most Impolite. "Have you a pocketr Peter d t... manded.f i Df course," replied "Certainly. Nlmbleheels. "How In the world was going to get a; pocketful of seed If I hadn't a pocket to put them In? As a matter of facti I're got two pockets, and mighty handy pockets they 'art. I really can't Imagine how anyone can get along without pockets. Next to think more- of mj pockets my ! tall than or anytluug else I possess." a PetPif wa still' staring as. rudelyiis said he.. fi don't 'see any," ' Where are they? Where my cheeks, of .course. else would they be?" replied Nimble-heels- . Peter, didn't know where-ls- e lie?.) si (d nothing!: ttfeynllgni ,he, "They are so handy that I simply jjquldn't get along without them," con'tinuer l'lnibl(ilieesi, hftT) V reier signea, t wisn i naa a pair --v ai h&ady pockets," said he OF HANDY PAIR A POCKETS fiefli, "I take the nhnnt tah(f ... toll Tha rifreryfoolgreatest that feu itions Idalt r mlirht lust ai well lose tau. I probably would my looking :KEST0I Wf h : Cv of re- - k vuiiir r pazzledi f .a6)y would lose ny' Ufe, If I should lose my taH," rlT tari imbttihi "la f "A POWeI 1 Unit, i I i f j i j T ? Pl r ffkt f i td 'opnhr lotel itn uJ e De- - teaspoon-'licniioSJiliilc- I irjiat i It," said he. r glanced at his own W mv-ta- funnrv1. Tf I can Just get a can bring them faa Kb zmnm jo , Varieties of Buckwheat ... " . , , It1i5befter; .t6ibe' oressed dressed lf , "Pop, what is notoriety?" ........ words how the Explain In your own of French people solved the problem rrom aeauur dunes sand the stopping log-- the farm crops. The French passed a lawjproMWt; ' tag all sand dunes. i good,, Fodder Good Feed "" WORN-OU- I IIUSDAND T SHE amid have reproached him In" compliunu. But viwiy she ) nv in old, bit fcireqnnt an edge" coixii- - ' "Uggcd out, tion the venr trouble hprwlf if J,(i taking"em i,.Natur,e edy), u ht ad. Pin II r i , vitod. he Iclt ( -- ItV Biert, peppy; ctitrtta. Il-IH0!- 1 . ,i - orki gnoAy, hor. ooghly. naturally.lt atim- - uhutahe elirainaMva tract tocomplet,rriar (unctioruns lUJVl5 i '- f") H LI fa S ,,J it II Mi Xtf SujaA i u.i m , ; I m Quick relief (or ';i'nd'K' tion. twartbura, Only For Hard; Coughs or Colds That Worry You Creomulslon is made to give supreme help for. coughs or colds. It combines 7 helps In .oae-r-t- he best, helps known to science. It is . for quick relief, for safety. ,., Uut careful people, mort and more, use It for every cough that v starts, lo , one knowa ..where,, a cough may lead, k No onft can tell which factor will do most That ' depends on tho type of cold. Creomulslon "costs tt little' more ,thaa lesser helps. "But it means the utmost help. And it costs you nothing I if Jf.fafltf to bring the? quiet relief you seek.' . Tour Ura-1- . - Use it for gist guarantees (adv.) safety's sake. , , -- 1- names for potatoes such as Irish Cobblers and the Early Rose are passing into Umbo and In place of them are cropping up such names as Katandln, Chippewa, Rural New Yorker, Busola, Aroostook Wonder, Button's Flourball and other such names. Some of the newer potatoes are the result of the discovery that the South American potato was a fruitful source of Vitamin A and despite the yellow color of the flesh of the potato, its value as food was considered sufficient to warrant experimentation to produce a better potato In this country. , . WNU Service. Bell Syndlcete. Vitamin A in Potatoes The "Tabloid news." , , bp'thao down.- - U;l.$HE,T0lJ)r , Montreal Herald, Is that known as the Silver Hulled." Common black buckwheat Is, however, very satisfactory whrn grown ' under favorable conditions. Buckwheat will do fairly well on very poor soil and under poor conditions, but It will do much better on good soil and under favorable weather conditions. It should not be sown too early, very late June or early July unless It Is sown very early,' as early as wheat' It will do well at either seeding but will probably not do very well If sown between those dates. ,, , s Thomas Cranmer, archbishop of Can who terbury, was a college student the Into Testament Old the translated .. .(. Pr. Pierce's Favorite nuke weak wobmb; stroBg. PrKription No laoboL Jsold lirtuid.-Adv. by drnggiiite In tablets or ( Pure varieties of buckwheat are very scarce. Probably the best sort for this country, writes a correspondent in tha fjnder the Mikado Is an officer called the "Shotgun." -- y , Gold Coming Back' From Europe New One. ls . s sauce, one-four- , if In this Drettv sprins ifrock the marl "lingerie touch" takesttni&miof! I shoulder, yoke embroidered In tiny button siy tftbleslfdohfuls of salad oil and two ' tablespoonfuls of To the dry ingredients add vinegar. the faWfJfOil, iaix;weiiw:tnen add tne onion vJulce and vinegar with a small Ice Beat until thick. piece, of ' ; For Tarlatlons "of f reneh dressing, ad a? few, tablespoonfuls of finely mashed ronefort cheese; beat Iwell j and serve n head lettuce. For added flavors k pit bf chill one-ha- fl f't id, . r On-jtar- lo en;itr ?pa-per- tid-bi- f 714 .'J:v: ''.': ''J -- ll xact,y whalt I said," retort-- '"' e, Worcestershire ,aauce, horse-rad!schopped) pickles, 'olives, 'pepThe bnrgeoisie were tradesmen, such pers,:- green onion, plmlento, celery, parsley." chives,' .garlic, raH may be as professors. They haU little cnance ' In groups to add yarlety.j To used ' of Wcomlng anything higher. add chopped vary the mayonnaise, ichlll green .and red pepper, catsup, X, .. BONERS are actual humorous j sauce, capers. s, found In examination ts For a Russian , dressing: To j half add essays, etc, by teachers. Cupful of uncooked mayonnaise! cupful of chill sauce. two of catsup, and j The Lord tempers the wind to the tablespoonfuls of whipped cream. a of cupful shore and the land. bj Western Newpp Union. Hypocrisy means being what you i are not, lit and. laughed.: pet, ot ,a .tall., sald he. ! "Mi tal) Isn'tthe' 5.? W (f care. t . But I .was thinking I had as I long a tall for my M you have for, your size It cer- "wia be some tall, and aome I SUSDect" thnf Infa nf Hmau f I thought mvsplf nnfi, Innlrt tho Old Brier would patch x outside. Dtmk;. I really - don't see i';u seP track of so much tall." reP'Ied NimWheels, "that Is I enough, when I am not'Jump-I- ' running about I keep It curled In front of me. Then ,1 know i'lere It Is. By the way1,; Peter, p mind If I go look for a pocket--- r ?asds' I am rather hungry." much BS vnn Illra vl thinb f ESWi find plenty here in the Old h' but before you-- go tell, ZZ ?' ya meanly a' pocketful," lide Bk, J lege of agriculture. hTney travel over rough ground with Usa jar than do Iron-cla- d wheels, he explains, and this to prolong the life of the tractor. helps ' ' ' flrea' d make ' life more en the for driver, for his machine joyable rides and guides more easily. Stonoj and other subiects Aunt th tire, mo mentarily, but the if actor past c Mbi them with greater etige. This, he estimates, aooui to per ceuc WheBhTcnr-jor- i ateeT ffcvetp are used mud or In stowmy ,di'no7' snow packs In among the lugs. This reduces their power to grip and results In total reduced drawing power. ' Ho contrasts this'wlth rubber tires which do not pick 'up and hold mud or inow. If the field becomes too v slippery, chains can be used. Since chains creep around, the tire, he adds,, they tend to clean, the tires, , , j f ,if -- , . Alr-fllle- lf twinkled. fJtW ttkepft6Nimbjeheels,, know Know eyesi three-fourth- one-hal- VIou see la times depend on Jumping to es- 0? plthqut IpoHTnif corfecjtly "WW be' no 'use In Jumping. I have already told you. It Is itau which keeps .my balance ir. uu; uch;a: long taUi W Wp." added Nlmbleheels with - -- or tractors have many: advantages ever Iron or steel tires, says Prof. F. L. Fairbanks of the New York state col , dc-u- French Dressing, Richelieu... . s of a teaspoonful f of salt, teaspoonful of mustard, a' dash of paprika, one-haof .sigar, onerhalf Httle' sigh. tit) - .. three-fourth- Mix Shop i s of a cupful vinegar and of salad oil la a .deep bowl, but do not Stif. Takft roijfjtablespoonfuls of cornstarch "and add slowly one cupful of water. When well mixed stir and cook, atlLclea' apM well cooked. Add the hot cornstarch mixture to the con- tents, Qf he- - bowl and beat briskly in' eggi Aeater nntll the and creamy. If by ilresslng !;thlck . . I. ' anyi cnauttf l ... i utiu iue uiL&iuie add another whole egg and continue ' " ' beating. - pneumatic-tires-f- Low-pressu- ..." -- ir .Wheels. I 3 . "When ,a girl gets a marv tating out of her hand,! io to fipeak," say romantic Romona, "it Is a safe bet she will toon have him eating out of cans." 8. Bell Byndlcatt. WNU Bervlc. J . A. the car drova over a hill, writes Amos Burg. during a Journey through Oregon, we heard a melodious vole singing In a foreign tongue. It was a Basque herder e ted on a rim, watching his Socles "below. These are iaiystery: sen-- , of tha range, courteous, agreeable sut 'reticent, fittlcs In perfecpy Jwttli their , . nnattended aolitude. v Whea we drove Into tW Basqa town ef Jordaa Talley, another aa pect of these people was presented. It was late Sunday.' Dashing mount ed vaqueros, with fringed corps and , tilting sombreros, earacolicg ip tha street on spirited ponies, and strolling young ladles with a vivacity ef aatural charm and dress gave to thla frontier Oregon community a touch of the Spanish Pyrenees. ; Whea the first Casque settler wasr--- . dered Into Jordan Valley more than forty years ago and aaw the endless sheep range he urged hla brother la . tar way Spain to come. That waa the beginning of the correspondence nbaf epotted fthe aheltwtesa aag plains bf southeastern" Oregon With Basque berdera' and their nomadic flocks. , , ' These cleanly, industrious and hoe- pltable people are gradually having their language and customs modified by the young people attending school. - There are stlU many of the children, ;. however, who have never seen a rtrai. They refer o a trfpto. as "'golngont "to the railroad." After a Busquf dinner entire population assembled In the community hall and gave a Basque dance our honor, The snapping , 0ngera,J gajety, merrymaking e.od4 frequeat , bursts bf song that accompanied ht . dances flowed from the deep roU of Geo-their ancient herltage.r-NatIo- nl j gtaphl JIaga!m.j a g r j. Says Rubber Tires 'Are r an (rlid .in .Tractor, Work V 1 ? you, a. Pocket H Peter I minded.' J d py, L Ji ' 1 J . At40fl .' .- , 5 lMltl-2- WNU bn. their! buUdisga am) repair seeded with then-- product golag begging lor a market, farmers might well get to gether with the unemployment work men of towns end cltls pa 'a "farm works project" that would f of mu tual benefit to all. Practically every farm ta eentrcJ HIV nois and j the f eame' Is true in 'the southern sections or tne state anoma It to put the have $100 epeot-o- n Buildbuildings t ta ings everywhere need 'paint; many roofs are badly rusted ; some buildings should be torn down and the materials salvaged, while others are unsafe to ' use without repairs. There are many - craftsmen and handymen now Idle who need some ot the present farm surplus of grain for ': ' The swing tn the apple orchard, Wheo iammer shed ita told. Was drenched with a leafy splendor That was regal to behold. , We eaw, as the applet ripened. The silver hand of Time. Ills shadow across the orchard Plucked applet In their prime.' I DTIME Farmers Urged to Exchange I Surplus Products for , Needed Repairs., - swing la the apple orchard Wa loTtllet to aprtBfc We swayed la the dewy menOcg Where treea were bloaaoalnc. Our aim wee to reach the rracraaea f the highest bloom of all. The birds la itei browa neeU trem- 'LEND CHARM3TO ... .. (A.MWIU., if TffE winter, maneuvers., mTi their BASQUE HERDERS VatWor' Plan . Mr ANNS launch" Chance to The Swing in th Apple Orchard Are You KerYous, Weak? Mr. Sarah Simmons at 1009 So. Cherry St., Cat-pe- r, WjrOj. aald: "'Sometime aso I waa In a rr nervoua, areakrr,ed condition. I waa alceplcaa and had hardly atrencth enough to do my house-wor- k. Dr, Pierce's Favor- Ite Prescription built a uo. save me atrenKut and , that nervoua, nd mt run-docondition. I felt fine in every way. Mew ala, tableta SO eta., liquid SI .00. Larea Ue. taba. or liquid. $1.35. "W U Oar ran." . . OLD AGE PBNBION INFOBMATIOM Bond atamp. . w, ,,r Hnmhnldt. Kan. In feeding value, corn fodder la nearly equal to timothy bay, but because, of Its succulence. It la better adapted to dairy cows. It provides a leafy forage, that has quite as high or '.higher feeding value per acre as corn . Achilles was tavplnerab!e,except;.n; . Bell Syndlette.-W- . Service. NU grown 'BgSSSm.J. v A ptXTABI' fi the french dressing making Is y "f pr salad; dresslpgi , ! 9n,0ttaTflth JtMMeHlM mjiynIs oIL1 for fresh olive obtain cannot who those purse; fljKHa. to costly ,or the iweit1 fresh1 olive ft ,l i ID) i We, m the day, of chivalry. nr.. 1."c emoicm i ... w love. Itsna . t opens and closes' tggljthg daylight. NU -- oil, there ire fcthe andeasy J? PfPMfe Serrlc most tasty V- -i 'Arv- two JtaWesp&n jet.. VJrt.W reksnobnt dls l "yrrSE'A one- nu" nenr, ... musfard. a dash or cayenuof a cupfur of h and one-fourt- ' $. Elixir However, that afe The nu- WTJTt TOR FREE r ii linn i f I-- , i J i ( ut l I.. f ' ? ' kewtMw 1 y f t " ,f f y i f jt devaluaUon of, the, Including policy, monetary itEsiDIJNT KOOSEVELTS .nrt nnrrhasinir of aold. Is bringing great quantities of the, precious States, every liner from Europe carrying Us quota. In gold;; the ffihl'Stograph uooseveiw from he steamsnip in, Vie. r urging Maw Vm OlfYovr drag tor) ,,. . - TA rMlilsw, Legume Seed Shortage,.,. With over ,80,000,000 acres of. cot- -, ion,, wheat, corn,, rice and tobacco land tither taken ,out or to. be. taken. out of production this year, It Is evident that a tremendous demand 'for legume seed will develop this spring. As a hiatter of fact. If will be Impossible for air this Idle land to be seeded to legumes and hay crops, since our estimated available seed - supply is not large, euough. This. wJU undoubtedly ncaa a material f rise, n ' seejfi, prices., Wallaces : Farmer. Ask your doctor. Aik the beauty xpert. GARFIELD TEA a cup oiahclr often does more for . , your skio and complexion thaa-, costly cosmetics, fxpels poison- .... ous body wastrs that dog the porel SAMPLE and oycDtually causaA asuddy. blotchy, erupted (kin. week of i Aftttrio thla internal "ttaaty trtacmfnf'l CO, Hoard's Dairyman.. The of a salad. the usual manner. trients usually deposited In the ear are largely retained In the sulk. It Is a satisfactory and palatable . feed for cows, horse, cattle, and eheep .. , SALAD DRESSINGS r I f In is more than sMndcep " - of.mteldlngOOO . A Splendid MMxatitw Drink : PIMPLES HEALED Skin made clearer, imcother, finer, the easy Resinol way. For free sample of iniHIVIH KM 4WW WSH W IUtioiLDept.6i.Bl'o.aa. - VNU W 10-- 41. 1 ..! |
