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Show Murray Eagle, Murray, Utah 4.4. 4.44, 4.4. 4.4. 4,44.4. 4. 4.4,44. 4.4.4. 4.4.4. rpetuatinq the of emory a Rheumatic Pains Relieved this Quick Way back you, rub Natchez Trace, the principal highway through the Lower Mississippi valley, failed to reach hla destination and to his friends came back the fearful word "The Mystic Clan has got bim." The Mystic Clan was the product of the cunning brain of John Murrell, known as "the great western land pirate" and "the wickedest man In American history." Not only were travelers robbed ana murdered, but slaves were stolen, sold, stolen from their new owners, and then murdered to prevent their betraying the robbers. Lounterfeitlng wag carried on as a side line, and Murrell, who was a man of some education as well as considerable natural ability, used the disguise of a traveling preacher to issue the spurious currency. But his greatest scheme was for an In surrectlon of the slaves, or raising the blacks against the whites. In the midst of the terror spread by the Mystic Clan there was one man who had enough courage to try to end the reign of Murrell. Virgil A. Stewart was bis name, and under the name of Hues be succeeded In joining the clan and. by playing upon Murrell's vanity, worked his way Into his confidence. He became the leader's trusted messenger, and thus was able to got full details of the plot for the slave Insurrection. The uprising was to take place on Christmas day, 1S3". Starting out presumably on a trip to carry the final Instructions to the members of the gang scattered all over the South. Stewart took with bim two trusted men and crept upon Murrell's biding place In Arkansas across the river from Memphis early one morning. The first Intimation the robber leader had of the downfall of his scheme was when he looked Into the mouth of a pistol, behind which he saw the stern face of "Hues." Although the arrest was easy, convicting Murrell was more diflicult. Sheriffs, magistrates and other ofll- cers of the law, either members of the clan themselves, or Intimidated by Murrell's friends, refused to act. So Stewart marched Murrell to Jail In Memphis himself nnd when mem bers of the clan rallied to rescue their leader, Stewart faced the mob and told them that If a move was ninde to rescue Murrell he would shoot lilm dead. Murrell pleaded tor his life and the mob dissolved. Finally Stewart succeeded In bringing the land pirate to trial, had him convicted and sentenced to ten years In a Tennessee prison. Stewart was repeatedly threatened by the out laws, and several attempts were made on bis life. Despite the fact that he had saved the South from the horrors of a slave Insurrection, he was an outcast there and eventually be went to Pennsylvania where he ended his days. inflammation and pain. It is soothing, healing. For the rhes and nains of Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago, Neuralgia or Backache there's nothing bo quick or sure to bring relief. Get a small bottle of St. Jaccbs Oil from your druggist. J.'-.' a fJm i StXl I i fit. v Had Strong Objection to Oversupply of Rain , record-break-lu- drought In Georgia Hie colored brethren and sisters coagulated for the purpose of praying tip n rain. The parson was on his knees reasoning with I lie Almighty in the following words: "Good I.nwd, dls km try am dried tip! .She sho' inn pnhehod ! I e crops nm done cooked en de watnli supply inn ruiinlii' low! Vo' ieoplt nni scandalns. Sen' t' rain, good I.awd! Sen' a rain! Not none o' dem drizzle drazzle rninn dat don't do no good noh get nowhnli! Sen' a Y "'Jf ry" t.vji i 'fA - i rii.w 3 ? suf-ferl- hlg rain; n World Patent Attorney,273 BwU bL ; giilly-wn!:v- h a trash-llfteh.- "llol on dali, palistui!" shouted nn old lady In the back of the church, rising excitedly from her knees. "Hoi' on whnh jo Is nt ! I'on't yo' rain! go prayln' fob, no tntsh-llftlI done hurli'd mail Jist ylstl.l.ly !" Collier's Weekly. soii-In-hu- Machine to Prevent Erosion In some parts of this country a great deal of land Is lost by erosion. Valuable top soil Is washed away by rainstorms, leaving worthless soil which cannot be utilized for any purpose whatever. This loss is frequently very serious, fur in the course of time nn entire Held may be affected. Government scientists have been giving the matter some attention nnd have developed a machine which Is said to overcome the notion of the elements. It Is a plow with several shovel like blades with nn alternating vertical motion, nnd as It passes over the ground It leaves n series of small hills nnd hollows. The water is held and allowed to sink Into the ground Instead of parsing over Kami carrying the soil with It. " of youth and the development of American character. Another striking memorial to this many-side"strenuous American" came Into being when the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial obelisk, authorized by congress to honor the President who made forest conservation a national policy, was dedicated nt Summit, Mont., last fall. Summit, By ELMO SCOTT WATSON the apex of Marias pass on the continental ITU a few notable executions. Amer I divide of the Rocky mountains, Is 12 miles ica has usually waited nnvwhere west of Glacier park station and lVt miles from from two decades to a whole century Great Falls nnd the obelisk stands on a line which before paying honor to some of her 1. Theodore Roosevelt, author, naturalist, ex- separates the Lewis ami Clark National forest President with memorials In keepplorer, soldier and President of the United States. from the Flathead National forest. ing with the dignity and importance 2. Analostan island In Washington, D. C. This memorial Is n stone shaft, CO feet high, of the olliee which they hold aud site of a national Roosevelt memorial. standing on a 23 foot base nnd Proposed with their contribution to the history bearing two is In the Potomac river between the Francis bronze tablets. The tablet of our nation. So it Is all the more It racing the east has Scott Key Memorial bridge and the Washington this Inscription "LEWIS AND CLARK NAremarkable, as well as all the creater Memorial bridge. In the upper left corner of TIONAL FOREST. Memorial to Theodore a to Theodore tribute that Roosevelt, No man favors expansion of that the may be seen the Washington monu- Roosevelt. This memorial was authorized by picture within ten after his not death years little bald spot. ment and in the center at the top the Lincoln a bill Introduced In the congress or the United ju-- t enc, but several. Important memorial. States or America by Representative Scott memorial projects are either comIt requires two for assent to make 3. A lookout point on Analostan Island with a Leavitf. February ir. Rv.-n- , and approved by pleted or are well under way. n bridal couple. across view Run Little to on President Hoover shore. the June 2, VXW." The InVirginia A short time a.'o James It. Onrflchl, son of on the tablet 4. In The Roosevelt scription Marias racing the west rends: Memorial obelisk President James A. Carlield ami president of "FLATHEAD NATIONAL FOREST. Memorial the Itoosevelt Memorial association, announced pass on the Continental Divide In Montana. 5. The New York Roosevelt memorial, a part to Theodore Roosevelt In commemoration or that Analostan Island, In the Potomac river, a tract of 80 acres in the heart of the National of the American Museum of Natural History in bis leadership In the conservation or the rorests Tells of the United States. 'The rrest problem Is In Capital, had been purchased by the association New York city. many ways the most vitul International problem as a the for site memorial national to Roosevelt Nature controls all or the United States' Theodore Roosevelt." and It will be presented to the nation to be the functions of iur The memorial stands on the Theodore Roosea public park and to be incorporated used ns Under the third aim the association has estab- velt International digestive organs exhighway, extending 4,000 Into the park system now being developed along lished certain Institutions nnd carried forward miles from Portland, Maine, to Portland. Ore. cept one. We have the Potomac National the ami Park by Capital control over that, certain activities, as follows: The formal opening to motor travel of Marias Planning commission. and It's tlio function 1. with the Woman's Roosevelt pass, the last link In the Roosevelt highway, He Repaid Our Pulaski Debt I'rblges will connect the Island with the main- Memorial association In the that causes the most completion of Roose- took place In the summer of Rl.'K) with a cele- SP.VKRAL million Americans land on the north nt Roslyn anil on the south trouble. velt bouse, the restored birthplace of Theodore bration during which Miss Corrlno Alsop, n years 1D17 13 "repaid near the Vircinla end of the new Washington Sec that your clill nt Twentieth street. N. Y., gnitnlnlece of Roosevelt, otllclated nt the laying ;our debt to Lafnvette" for the serv Roosevelt, Past dren form regular bowel habits, and Memorial bridge. I'ltimately the association In-- , and In Its maintenance as n national shrine er the cornerstone or the obelisk which was Ices of that gallant Frenchman nt the Crst sign of bad breath, coated tends to erect on the Wand nn appropriate and point of Inspiration for public spirited citilast fall. jing the Revolution. Rut n century moinnnental will be which structure, designed zenship and sound nationalism. tongue, biliousness or constipation, American took It upon Lnst fall also saw the laying of the corner-n-- " "ne by John Russell Pope, architect of the associagive them a little California 2. Gathered one of the most noteworthy coltone ef the New York Theodore Roosevelt himself to "repay Poland for the rig built ni.d under the of the supervision Syrup. It ngulat.s the bowels ntnl tion, lections In the United States of meinorabllbi memorial which Is being erected by that state heroic Pulaski who died during the stomach and gives these rruans ton,, National pine Arts commission and the National centering about n single Individual arid estab- ns a part ef the American Museum of Natural "''Ve "t Savannah In our Revolu-Illstorand Park commission. a Such Planning ami strength so they continue to act Capital In New York city to symbolize "the thmnry war." as be phrased It. His n permanent museum set In so large nn area. Isolated by lished nt Roosevelt House ns Nature Intends them It helps memorial, for Its exhibition. The Items, chronologically scientific, educational, outdoor nnd exploration name was Dr. Paul Flt.slmmons the from river the the life ef city yet easily tuibl up and strengthen pale, llstles. 's L've of Augusta. Ga., who did post- life." arranged, cover Roosevelt's entire career. aspects of Theodore will be unliiue. ' underweight children. Children love accessible, Aocord'ng to the plans of the architect, John graduate work In Purls. X Usiabllsheil, also nt Roosevelt House, n Analostan Wand lie due west of the White Its rich, fruity taste and It's purely Roosevelt library of research nnd a bureau of Russell pope, (designer of Iho memorial to b In isi'.i when the people or north-erede- d on Analostan Island In Washington), the rrn Roland revolted vegetable, so you can plve It as often House, between the l'rancls Scott Key bridge Information for students, writers, ami others against Russian tin your child's appetite lags or be nnd the new WVhinzton Memorial bridge, withfacade of the New York city Roosevelt memorial rule, t'oetor F.ve formed a commit-wil- l In the territorial limits of the I'Strid of Colum-- desiring Information on bis career. The library eeeius feverish, cress or fretful. be patterned after the triumphal arches tee In Paris to aid the Poles and Ida. In Its location. It physical conformation contains approximately f',:i books and pamor lending pbjsielans have endorsed ancient iime. ine entrance arch will rise went to London to raise funds for all writntnl books the articles Including phlets. and It Its Is timber of most the heavy growth It for .'() years, and Its ovorwlo dining ten by l!nosee!t. most of the material written (10 feet above a base reached by spreading !nlr them. Then he went to Warsaw "to sales record of over four million bot- picturesque area In the district which hni re- about bim, and an evtenslve collection of books ntnl Is to bo flanked by huge columns (,f granite! repny the Pulaski debt." and offered mained land on rises The undeveloped. slowly tles a year shows bow mothers the solid parapet which Is to surmount It bis (lssl-1010- ) to (n his the of relating period public professional services to the 1 on It. A Western mother, Mrs, the northern end and sharply on the southern, life. It contains, furthermore, 2,oH) cartoons, will tie cut the following Inscription; ",STTP Polish patriots. Commissioned a f.n feet, to n wooded plateau comprising sotiip NEW YtRK MRMORIAt, TO TllKulmRi; It, W. Stewart, 4m Iirltan St.. be was with a party that was pictures, ntnl countless clippings, ns well OF 20 acres, with n clear view toward Roosi;VI:LT. A great lender ef the youth of driven Into Germany where he was I'enver, Colorado, says: "Jtayinond approximately ns extensive newspaper files, livery effort bn Lincoln the Arllncton. memorial and lower the Was terribly rullej down by constl America, In energy ntnl fortitude, In the fnlth of Internet! narrow v naent.n.l nm! " reaches of the Potomac. Toward the north the been n:nd to obtain material that Is crlilcnl of ..... . a, t i...... 1..,,,,,.,.,.,., .t ... , . or. tno 00 or patlon. He got weak, fretful mid to nnd bis Roosevelt adverse merlins from them, cholera. death policies people, Through the with towers the of Key bridge, Georgetown n love the nnd conservation of cross, bad no npj elite or energy and nature or the! erft.rts of Lafayette be was finally nnd rn Interesting nnd ns well as material In their favor. beyond, provide best In life nnd m man food seemed t sur !n bis stomach. ,, A Roosevelt motion picture library lias 4. ,fl are the toward the wct slopes The man himself will be vlsunHod n the California 1'lg Syrup bud Mm romp- pleasing feature; Doctor Eve took part as a been the first motion established, biographical ef Arlington; toward the east, n tongue- ef statue t e.,uestr!nn mn n s goon In the Mexican war and also ing and playing again In Just a Wooded land beyond n small bay, now fillet! In, picture library in the world. Necntlve nnd posipedeMal th.rty feet In front of the erved In the war of the French and nnd soon h was back to nor to Plum career Roosevelt's grange and tive relating jCtiti off completely the Industrial plants which It Is to come from mnl Weight, looking better than .(ud-nf l,nn.,s against Austria inKTO. Re-i.- 1 .line the waterfront of C.eorgetown. The Island photographed on four continents have been col Vlooked In months." ,Yn"'r' In assembled leetetl nnd ten productions. V"! The, turning ngaln to America he en-n- i gives an Impression of wild country peculiarly Tretcct your child from Imitations tered the Confederal army and fi. Works collected ml a of Theodore as Tm a The for to Roosevelt memorial , appropriate setting " of California I'lg Syrup. The tnark Roosevelt. held high medical rank under Gen. have been prepared for publication In a United usu .,M", lly rode, especially w!,o of the genuine Is the word "Call M Pn Jj( j was edition nnd an Inexpensive popular edition nnd No ,h ikot, ranc . The Roosevelt Memorial association furnla" en the carton. ,,, , founded Immediately after Roosevelt' death In published through regular commercial channels. On either side ,f the horse nnd on foot wlll!TennM In he held M7 1 r I .. ami raNed a fund of ft. IsNumerous poMibms In sperlal publications have been $1.7W"d 'January, ho the rc ,,f pnn inri.T. p native tiinllml colleges In Ketilncky, I'ARKEK'S scoured n sued, Including a collection of Roosevelt's war:by popular subscription and In the other a North American Indian. HAIR BALSAM 'charter fnmi congres. Its aims are, first, to time editorials, nn nconim ef bis life as n ranch-ma- 1 twl and Tennessee. hese figures typify Ids de, p im,, Umduv1 MinJnjfl , ll'f J Ailitir erect n suitable monumental memorial to Theo, many saerinceg In the In North Ihikotn, and n book of selections Des,,,, nbonginal peoples, n en bers f whtc!, QnulTioCitarctid aJ Hair dore Roosevelt In Washington; second, to estab- from bis writing for ue In schools. rniin. cnimo of Polish freed,,,,,, be refused , , ,.,,. r...,,. mo, f T ' lish nnd maintain a memorial park In running 1.0th n ,(,.. to lake pay for bis services. but "'"I ' "I ": I 'or seven years an employee of the asso- t, Ojster ..,.,. nut, ,..,-,.,- . KLOklsiii.M SIUMI'diI-i.- ui f... ' 0 Colonel to accept ,hp Cold Cross of perpetuate ciation lias been engage"l In sorting, arranging, wnertinnwnh 1'arkw Hnirl n wrn M ihr Ray, N, Y.; ntnl, third, n.ur ti'Hi wn. in Uiaracter suggested Iht Merit In a Polish order. Rut aside hair 'tl nd flulty. I rrnin l mail or at tlrw. Roosevelt'H memory by spreading the knowledge and the Roofevclt calendaring correspondence In Ideals of and whom he rre'ttlv al- - from this his efforts In the gKla. iiiacu Uitmical Wurkii, 'U:1hu, K.V. of bis character and career. the Library of Congress for the bent tit of future hired are Roosevelt, represented In statins t.r Imrole al7e 'of freedom went unrewarded f..r 'The purchase of Analostan Island Is the first historian,. wbMi are to rap the four chicle columns of Then In ptfl a the n hundred years. K, Step In accomplishing the first aim. Established Roosevelt awards for dMIn. facade. They nre Ii.,t,:, ' p,,,,,,,,,,, (,t,Ie his services commemorating j,linp, In fulfillment of the second nlm, acres of guisiicd public service in r.e. noclnt1 rne. .vu.jui.on, i.eorge i.ogers j.,rk nnd M.ilwether "s unveiled nt the Military Modi AT COOD PRICES land were purchase"! In the town of Oyster chilly with Roevelt's career. These flel-are: Lewis, cat scno'H m wnrsaw nnd a ward 500 horses and mules every Monday l'oy nnd n memorial park has hern completed Admistration of public oiiice development of In niche en either si.!,, of the entran.-In a hospital there was named for nr.-tIter January 1st, any kind, any ae. lit n Cost of .v,MVi, It was formally dedicate. ' p'.bi c nrvl International'law: rmn.it ion .,f will be the sculptured fjgun s of two Yvpie Rut It was hot Until the Poles him. H'n'l r arir for information !M In en May, Use. 1 he sum of triid peace; conservation of natural rcouree:! liCS am is toivv COLORADO HORSC M'JIC CO. bad taken the Initiative In recalling specimens or Am. rleim big e,,,P. . I I. ... t . . f. r JL'OO.Iuki been has nside set .......!.. n i.ti j'i-- i perpetual pronioti 0 01 Slock Vnrtta e; 11, e sni :y or natural m..t Danvnr, Colo. niir. The heir was chosen to tvnifv 'this forgotten hero that his own The further sum ef JJ",(h) history: maintenance. or outdoor life? tin.in. .M..n ,.t ' promotion .,",1 eour, ige and strenrtli; the bison, romance, h'urdi. countrymen st about honoring him . , . 1. t r has bu n s. t tiMdi' for the perpetual care tl.i. ....!.,.,,. ; 10 tense t!ie l.l'OI O American ..... O'O t ...,,t I nr. .11,11111 tut nti, .11 fa..M W, N. U, Salt Laks City, No. i with a plan to creel a memorial :. .,. .f c, ie it t..11 of Roosevelt's grave In Young's Memorial cenie ' ill s ll tl! infT . aturej the fetd of Inlen 'tionnl alTairs: the r f t: to bim In hla native city of Auitery lu Oyster Ray. of the pioneer virtues; U,c leadership! v gusta, Gu. H3 till. 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