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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE Ashley Forest Is Storehouse of Wealth National HO OvO ble' for many of the needs of the small communities. These Purrounding towns are far from railroads and must be almost eelf supporting "in order to helps. 1'or in OvO get along. The forest stance, take the town of ureendale, Utah, Thin little town Is sure isolated, many miles from Manila over a bad road, end Manila itself la away off the beajen Inn. Got a little choolbouse there, areen fields, water, and a good climate. The Ashley forest and Its preservation means to this utue settlement of Ureenoale the water upon which they absolutely depend, the Umber from which they build their houses, 'cabins, barns, shed and everything, for they are so far away from the railroads that to ! import lumber is out of the question. Then at the same time It furnishes summer feed for their livestock. Over 10,000 cattle grase on the Ashley each year and nearly lOO.OOO heeo live stock that means a lot to the little communiUea around the forest." "Very Interesting." says Waterford, "but Just the same It seems to me as though this la all pretty much a waste of money, trying to take care of such a distant and Inaccessible for-eas that jnst for the possible value the timber may have some day tf the market happens to open up for It. And besides, that's the Ashley, wav off. What about this heap of ledges you call the Wasatch here?" 'Well." ren ted Eastman, "that's right handy. Go take a look and draw your own conclusions." lint that a another story. (Editor's Note? This Is the first of a series of Illustrated stories describ ing Utah's National forests. The next installment will appear next Sunday.) 13, 1921. -- 00 OO OtO OfO OvO 040 0-f- Lodgepole Pine, Tie Timber, Predominates Stand 19 FEffURESOF trmVYORKSmGE Blemishes By BURNS MANTLE. unduly aclnratatltur trie tmaglnstlon, Hone you can free your BW YORK, June 11. (Special and a selection of dramas that should, Correspondence.) The Players Interest the feast sophistioated of reacwithout skin from blemishes club' has revived vSfc Stoops tions. exciting harmful to Conquer" with a A sSmUsir but somewhat saner re-- , cast and the actors have quest came from a delegate himself, Dust carriea bacteria intotlie rHI been collecting receptions as a sec although tt expressed baa wife's, rather than his own, eonf Idence to ability ond lieutenant collects salutes. your skin. as a proper guide to plays. jny They bow themselves on to the ap". . . We'll pick Junior up at BosThe result uan infection a tiny abscess. plause of their friends and bow them- ton, and he and Ms nwAher wt do selves off. They olav a scene of the most (and that disfiguring tiling known as a of the Rtaygokaff," tills one read. Goldsmith classic and prance out to "Til see what I can, .but- Til be the kin blemish. bow again, iionoay mgnt tne ota piay busy iiule feliraw. Mind gSrk mother was three hours In passing and it Free your skin from blemishes by this seemed to me as though a third of a line of what not tto sear' ADViCE IS USELESS. the time was taken up In pumped-u- p special cleansing treatment: encores. Advising people about the theater te These parades of talent are well no different from advtsinjr them before retiring, wash yotar enough In their way. They serve to about tnakw off t4ietr wMter flannels. EACH night warm water and Woodbury's neignten respect lor theforty-ye-mooem If It transpire that the pttay you send drama. They give the them' to sea is to their are Facial Soap, finishing with a dash of cold olds a chance to refresh their meman exoaUcut Judge of liking, you And tf watsr. Then dip the tip of four fingers ories and every member of the cast they change flannels atKlplayw. cold a in warm water and rub them on th cake Is so well exercised that he can you are a seer and aescape gemtkntan of Woodbury' until they saw covered safely dispense with his daily doxen Otherwise prepare for squoito. fur the entire week. Visstors to nhis city during the conlather. Cover with a heavy cream-li- k The revival has not stirred a great vention wilt tihA tiresent each blemish with a thick coat of tbi and deal of enthusiasm. The seats were count, thintaeuhave, ait ten cameoaes dramas, leivs it on for ten minutes. Then rinss, priced at $10 the opening night and xarwen musioai shows from there were four or five empty rows "H'i first with clear hot water, then with cold. watch to nmJte their choioa. Tilrtv- thlnie, and perhaps add a pitiful story at the back of the bouse. The cost sewn plays, nd but, sax or seven of will be cut in half the rest of the them available en one of need as she wraps up your packwill be surprised to see how quickly You sai a fairweek, week and the Players' treasurer is ly age.. Uet ready for files and mosquimystlfywur Mat, and I don tokune this treatment will dear your skin. toes delightfully the populace will respond. foreitm the articles, hoping visitors tto not for waste wanting A vain hope, I fear. Classic re incur money. But wheu can we now, by the way, when American k? Get a caka of Woodbury's Fads! Soap today, st housewives have come to be ashamed vivals are seldom interesting when They can't eaU see the same plays. of them and strangely dirty streets, the season they decorate has been That's sure. And the apecutaiors are any drug store or toilet goods counter, A and strangely thick smells. And de- as Interesting as this one has been. not to blame for (that, either. In the cake lasts a month or six weeks for this treauncat layed trains, and accommodations And even with a cast which Includes hat, for excunple, "The &hxnr-Oand for tegular toilet use. abandoned by the Jast ifroup of tour Elsie Ferguson as Kate, Kffle Shan comedy la the choice. season's the But ists omy a lew minutes before you non as Mrs. Hardpastle, Helen Hayes I try house, where it is on exhibit, nett.la take them. And by the wav. mot as Miss Neville, Basil Sydney as only 1MM people, and the ptoces Yonng Marlow, Krnest Glendinnlng nave about prices now vary from ten to twenty as ago oeen tsuten by isowaswejM, ). ts n. AaSres J times those mentioned lu the Tony Lumpkin, Henry Dixey as Yorkerssong and their inrW, n fni Diirgorv. Dudley Diggesoas the squire. far north as Albany for as many weeks Royle as the And, having: done all this, vou will Pauline Dudley and Selln continues. Naturally the as visitors play get what you went for. You will see nlavinir maids. Paul McAllister are going to find it prauty tne sunset red upon the Grand canal, Hastings and Francis Wilson doing difficult to break into that (theater. a bit as the pickled Jeremy it is not bear the peasants singing In the villa, and a vartety of smaller but slightly modified but still -- eui But Wl 1h ftimpitv 1W tfcAfM moonlight. Kveny turn of the road much of a lure. and reasonably entertain- produotlon of the mighty pantomime Oliver Herford furnished a witty left "Beggar on Horseback." and IQx- - interesting will show like "Poppy," in which the win yet be managed and a tour you a fresh harmony in proBMlng Willi." the first the briehl- - ing pieces walls and old Iron sates, prologue and Dixey recited It through cert iavorite w. C. Fields has just ooen Great castles will throw their ausust a George Bernard snaw roasenp. and saiBire of nesit smjm r elevtaed to stardom; "Plain Jane, a bright comedy aptly deocribed sniuie across your waysiae luncheon, There was a touch of novelty In the Jessie "Little Pretty." "Sitting sort ot lennnrne --Han From James." and picturesque slums baking in the appearance of Glendinninsr aa Tony. Jf "Moonlight" and "Battling AlBO thare lis eHVaWnn " sweet light of July will give you no The bumptious one has alweys been Home, Buttler." as this exhibit so of far of the first sooiety hint the suffering they harbor In played, generation amusing For the Juniors, too, there are three the bitter cold Xof December.- - The knows, by an old character man. The comedy of native ' nrsthorship the pictures not be overlooked. stagu ever knew, and "Meet Jumping that shouldFairbanks' cathedrals, greax miracles in stone late George Giddens was the best and American "Thief of Douglas so uc me viiie, an amualnt; home comedy that make all miracles seem possible; most Deavea ot tne tonrs. D. W. "America" Griffith's Bagdad," seven "his in old soul merrv tuous. tcMKd with farce. and the galleries, filled with serene Pickford's and Mary 'TJorothy Ver Madonnas, and luscious little and ties. And although the part was writ-Is lie dramas offer, to no non, if truth were told I suspect that positively must tume, r, play boy. there h Kamnini' ttiess alone ari ten for a sieepy more humor in tt touched with there are many good entertainments most of the Juniors' seniors would worth the trip, or ten trips. From the pictures to the shows, for THE ORIGINAL Kdinburgh to Messina these ooen amiable senility than when It Is mS tllen. I am particularly fond prefer their doors to yon, standing evidence played by a mischievous oi 'tne uoose Hangs High," and I all they axe promised home town views of them later. of what simple love and faith may anow ii i were a visitor and InterDELEGATES. In the theater I should want to "THE MIRACLE" MAY TOUR. accomplish. Whether or not the world throbs ested LEAVE CHILDREN HERE. ,l ( s.o with curiosity as to how the delegates see both "The Miracle" Figures lie harder and faster in the But don't strain a notnt t tike to the Democratic convention win de Bergerac." show business than In any other. Tet the children to Europe, unless of put in their time between 8 o'clock FOR THE SHAW CRCXvVD. from what 1 can learn from authoriourse you may stay lonir enourh for In the evening and bedtime I do not Saint Joan" is for th. Qv,a a tative sources it cost in the neighborthem to get a lancruase. Thev do not know. I suspect not. But there are Martin hood of MOO.000 to put "The Miraole" Brown's "Cobra" and Hun the appreciate cathedrals; nor like pic- - those who ARE interested. Delegates theater and it will garian "(Fair Morgana" are both into the Century urus, rorelarn languages annov them. wives, for Instance. And the mantSO.OOO to take it out, tuck cost nearly sexed but strongly And all children are forlorn, detached agers of New York theaters. mightily well acted 1 liked back in "White Cargo" a lot Nor it away and put the Cen-urlittle aliens in hotels. Far from The wves fall inio two rtaintsaR. and " If It! broadening their outlook. It makes Those wjio will stay eit home and those can any (Democrat go far wrong see- shape. Playing at a tB.60 top price for them the narrowest little bigots in who will trail along. I had a letter ing "Spring denning ' '"Th. seats during the week and something me worio. tast week. Woman" or '"Cheaner to MoVe from one more on special occasions The music n hi v f ,e ,v, ,..v. , w it has Ask the child who has been drajreed Would I mind, she'aaked. baking- her turned a profit over current operatwill be the greatest rush. ir. nf mate under my proteotKaa, In a way, through months of travel: of JIS0.O0O, which expenses leaves And ing "Did you like Austria, Tom?" easy hours. The his convention new toelasslfy. of "Follies." during " ' "Oh. gosh what a place If I ocartdtYt do that, being? one of wnicn Dr. Ziegfeld expects to have it, or wiH leave it at the end of the current engagement, somewhere near itm "Not aa well as France and En those New Yorkers, would 1 ready next week. I th thi 1300,000 to the bad. gland and Spain?" please pee thait he saw the thing's he of the boys wHl want to see, whatever Morris Oest will tell yon that he the reports concerning it. Therre ail the bunk. Gee. you ehrmld nee m h rhejater? to see those poor guys." After that there Is the "Chariot expected this. Otto Kahn. the chief ought Smrp'.e assignment. I answered that, -backer of the enterprise, has told me men you wouidn t care to live friendliness and servioe ibedng the Revue." whk-- la Rnlisi, there? Not for all the naileries and badire of UI my tribe, if she would ent; the enormously that he did not expect "The Miracle" aurcu?i to make money. Whatever It cost he chateaux?" send me the reamo of his prospective Boots." with Mdi We hated them. was content to pay Pictures why. stopping" pl ee and the mwreber of his able burlesque called "1 because he " Say She 1H thought it was a sample we never go to see pictures at home! room, 1 would see that theme was In- with the four Marx of old world brothers from th We ouly wnt when they made us swrte,! between the varieties "Vogues," with Odette Myr- - art that should be seen in thla coun- itm The was go." of Gideom Bible a list of his try. production til; "Innocent made, therewim l.eave the children with Aunt Mary, page to ainujw witliou fore, for the glory of art and the thrill SueiL; Keep KOOl, here they can wade and nicnlc and comedies calotiUled lively vaude- - of the adventure. ride the farm horses. And If they But now arises the 'eraestlon as to must be educated, buy them a biok Frenchman speaking contemptuously the milliner's to come and speak what to do with the spectacle. Jt Is 'World Masterpieces." which will of France. Ko when you travel, be French to them for half an the best advertised of tbe New York hour a out you about six dollars, and make ioyal to America. day all vacation long. productions and there is unouestlon- - itm them identify the Dying Gladiator know us, except from don't They an eager public awaiting it else-48 abroad 3'm ably Anrtn'fr they" rae and the Mona Lisa in that. what we tell theiii. They have never you can't afford Kurope, wnere. uut Mr. uest, wno has his Another tbimr: don't buv much the money to travel, to aee for perhaps you can had swears he will not It MAEY MCKTOBD Yosemite. pride, Niagara! even clothes abroad. You'll find bet themselves, to eat in our restaurants, or a Wevolutinar? where he cannot do it well,produce viUe' and Mr. ter things, cheaper things, and In a shop upon our glorious big shopping a is not In Is Kahn interacted It as a EN Joy and a greater variety, right here at- - home. streets, and study the beauty of our greater lesson than greater any In the Lux- business enterprise. Cheaper? Yes, if you count in one- waterfalls, our forests, our New embourg or Westminster, for Amerito has Cleveland, report, according tenth of your passage money, end great white all can in Kngland villages dreaming our mouna long summer day offered to guarantee t3&0 000 toward children, deal honestly with the customs. You and under big trees, browsing over Mount where an engagement, but Morris Insists it DOE0THY VERNON will find hotels far more comfortable tainsgreen covered with snow, our beaches Washington lived and Vernon, died. would cost him at least half of that than the average pension, in the un scattered with bright awnings and to put the scenery In the Auditorium. fashionable districts of any of our HADDON HALL 1824, (Copyright. the by McCltrre twice as much more to transport and cities. indeed big They have never seen and Newspaper Syndicate.) the troupe and keep it going even their eyes are not yet trained to see SHOPPING AT HOME. for the limited season Cleveland would the glorious beauty of a universalIn Philadelphia, Boston. New York. Itltl of Old support. Will intelligent childhood, Chicago, you II find Peruvian scarves. ly happy, motor little Chicago and Boston are likely prosItalian china, French and German and dooryards offull of flowers, dim would here be there but Fusion libraries cars pects, again full big children, Ticket in Kuasian cottons and dolls, Irish lina considerable item of expense to ens. Scotch tweed, odds and ends of open to all, model villages all Spanface, with a further loss not unlikely. ish concrete or Dutch gables, amphi- special to The Tribtme. potteries and lances and boxes and theaters Suncrowded Sunday after However, I am Inclined to believe a leather things from the four corners RUPKRT, Idaho, June M. The of th earth. You'll find boxed ln-do- n day with music loving thousands, and Democrats and exMiniof biscuit, Rumanian embroideries, galleries whose new, doka county will Republicans place a fusion ticket lighted proportions make, Muscovian puppets and you'll find quisitely the name of Rendr will galleries look publican. Kfforts our wonderful American things, too, some of the be made to Insaniunwholesome. like the damp, the Indian baskets and blankets, the eliminate In contests the new stockings, the wonderful linens tary ruins they really are. and a committee of six has primaries of been apa were woman, If Kuropeau woven hand by the women of the to recommend candidates and course I wouht want to travel, asa pointed Carolina mountains. division of offices. In San Francisco, Jjos Angeles, Se- - Americans do, in the Orient, in Amer-tr- n Jfiura-pea"JW pmrnUtee- - ar And ftrSl sttiu. . ou TitiU SB oneniaT market Morehouse, Acefiuia; Mark women do, when they can. Hut upon which half the big dealers rely Minidoka; Muggins, a Woo of Clarence Hollen-bec- silks, lade, lacquers, bronzes, and In amonth housekeeping allowance K. B. Fisher, W, A. GoodPaul; one a. a for is Kuropean large the middle west exquisite carpets, and Charles Colli n. Rupert. A. even of the higher type, and man rugs, furniture' scrupulously modeled woman, titled ones with F. Beymer, county chairman of the upon the best of the old. Colonial I have known several Republican sum party, is chairman of the would that lesa And how far clocks and monastery tables. fusion organixation, with Harmon go toward traveling npon our railYou 11 not. to be sure, find any vilHosier, the Democrat, for As secretary. roads and in our hotels? lage where the water supply is a pubA general mass meeting, to hear the of many the peasants, countrywoman, are lic pump, and where the shoes of the committee of six, will wooden. You'll find no town where them do not see M In actual cash in report be held June 25. there is no plumbing and no light- a year. no telephones, no FALSE SENTIMENT. ing, no shops, WATER OUTLOOK GOOD. Fords, no stores, no remain at home, perfectly Special to The Tribons . So movie, library, public school, gas aware,they to that and admit, willing quite Idaho. RUPERT. June 14 The stove, phonograph, cafeteria, water outlook Is good In all parts of Y'et there are communis what preserves their galleries catheEuof one in ine projeci. them, ties, and hundreds stations rumping drals, resorts and parks is just and the one of these things. west end station ari is ropewithout are thing the money spent by traveling running said to be handling a continuous Yes, they picturesque: pjctur-eqn- e women, from America. for the casual visitor traveling above And when you say gushingly: "Oh.1 flow of from 300 to SOS acre-feallotment The storage water In Lake through them, anyway. And that's we're simply dreadful at home. what we want 'when we go abroad, wish Mr. Johnson could arrange to Walcott, Increased by the snow which Native Hawaiian in Bongs, dances and instro. shabbilyof fell last Saturday, is within a few one those all. beauBut ask after live here. You do everything so of the full limit of the -clad, shawled women how she tifully ouch I don' t acre-femental music finishsuch and her children would like to come know! We're so mercenary and so reservoir. to America, and you'll be several crude," what can the foreign woman Those popular entertainers win stop at Lagoon on mtnntes disentangling yourself from do but vaguely assent? She wouldn't their way from Hawaii to New York. the enthusiastic embraces of the en- say it first, but when you say it, she tire town. politely agrees. America's "Ah, American. But saying: ! try She has her faults, of be wonderful. And one suggestion more. RememIs an ours but extraordinary course, ber how horrible it Is to hear an So little real suffering, so country. Jtielllt.Ung...f;ns;lao4.9r-- . pJPria rrraiTttrOTtfoTfr-for-veryebeing made well." Don't Miss This Rare Treat! And Madame, with a brightening eye, and the respect we all feel for The water's great enjoy a eoottns; dtp! The only harmloyalty, will agree to that Just as Fun tor oil on the ooaceaglcgia. v m ta less way to bleach readily. "I should like so much to see your tbe skin white is beautiful country!" she will say longto mix the juice "You say that the working ingly. of lemons two people get as much as four thousand with three ounces francs or lire a month? But can it of Orchard White, Now smokers and others w)ioew teieMi be possible?" Go abroad, of course. If only to which any drue-eris- t are dull, spotty. yeClowlsh and stained the delight of coming M 'WasV can quickly make their teeth ffeMtfims; experience will supply lose all don't home.. necessarily But white and lustrous right ei tiome, and for a few cents. I Just because you for a small cost This la throuprh. a sense of toproportion. Shake well in a he on a holiday, with none happen prescription of twoIn prominent and yoa of the home responsibiltltes. and a bottle, a new and wtoch works to spend. money little whole unexpected a have sate way. Consists of & mild, IN AMERICA. EUROPE DO wonderful roost t the of and quarter-pinharmless liquid special paste. JuM And you others, you one hundred skin wlutener, softener and beauti- apply few drcgw of liquid to teeth. and eight million persons who won't f ier. This softens stains. Then nsa pante. especially you This gently removes softened stains. go, this year and Massage this sweetly fragrant wistful mothers, who see the richer lemon Dark, dtsootowl, yvUowish teth Weaehato the faeey neek ooat and brown mothers buying and white dear beautifully shoes for the children's trip, arms and hands. It cannot irritate. ..... 8:15 p. m. often In a few rainaees. Results of heavy can console yourselves that you give Famous stage beauties use it to bring will very first sjppSicaOm hkeiy the youngsters everything that Eu- that clear, youthful skin and r abase you. This prescription Is sold rope home. can give them, right at The Musical Arts Sooiety Present! also as a freckle, under the nam Bleaohodent CombinaHave you taken them to the glass sunburncomplexion; must You bleach. and tua tion. No effect, on enamel. Safe to factory, new to the to the museum, use. Get Bleactfioriwrt Combination toHave you mix this remarkable bleath yourself. memorial church, yet? (Adv.) taken them to the shoe and glove It cannot be bought ready to use day, at all good druggists. factories, to the flour mill? Have you because it acts best immediately read any history with them. Any after it is prepared. (Adv.) In London YOU CVNT STARVE poetry? If- you awakenedfirst tomorrow- morning, your thought 6th ABOUND THE WORLD CRUISE would be, "Now, we mustn't miss AND BE STRONG rMS N.T Jss, sns, vamrl, by rtsUy ckar. (Margaret Tout Browning)' anything. What should the children Ws w dlet" In ; The old theory see?" 17,000 tmf tarn tag. 4 sn. $ iitoss,tsdaIlng oteb, f oi4i. ' Hut do you ever think that at Daughter of Utah and Metropolitan Opera Star, in home? How often hava you passed- mm,tm. Sto omn ia Isrepe. Vimint Pantm Los Angela. 4ay Japes and Cains, Jars, resCsiul, Italian little that . A ....... V.., , . . rwu,r&v . -- , IS oira ia laaiaj Cam, Attwaa, N' dele-trat- as d - Si - st 2foVCir,,,lt - v VaUgL1 felted U f V- ,.' -- M 7 ar Zy-cc- Funny how torn, folk nuka you mad. Isn't It? Tou want to hit thrrn or kick them or eome thins, tint you can't do it (unl irtay a gMitliiman. Thea finally sometimes you ret them aln t it tho dead to riehta and th Brand and K'rioua fueling? It wm Just that way with Edward Montgomery Waterford of IoHton, MaHKactiu-ettMad! There wrra tlmrs when I near burst a blood vessel over tliaJ man. H just naturally rubbed me the wrong way. Oh, yes, we uro Rood friends now. ilt Isn't the aune man he was. Now, Edward MomMromery Water- ford cam out from isoslou to luok over some nuaiDJc uroutrty. and. liv ing as he was a distant reuuive of nana, i showed hint the true womorn hospitality and put him up at rn house, but, as 1 was saying, tie sur was lrri Latin k. Kor instance It was a uay in the la.it part of May wnen he arrived at tuy place in oaiL ijSJie ajia wa were out in the .back yard looking around to see how the little platktH were coming up in the garden, when it happened h looked up toward the mountain which were just eomintf nt of the clouds after a stortn. lie hadn't s.'cn them heretofore. With one look h; lets out aa exclamation you could bear a mile, "What a horribly barrpn looklnit of mountains! Just a muwrable rani of rock! What a depreaailnK heap IUkIiI there he sight," he exploded. began to rub me the wrong way. Depressing," I spit at him. "Depressing, your grandmother; those mountains are magnificent." "Oh, but Just look at them rocks, and rocks, and rocks. Horrible! No trees. Where are your format? Pon't you know that Utah will go the nine way aa Persia and China if triors aren't any forests on your mountains? I wonder that you have any proNoerny at all here." Well, I came back heavy on that "Koresta," I snapped. "Sure thT' are forests thre. only you ran't mf them, bark in the canyons. Why that whole mountain range you soa thw is the Wasatch National forest " ho laughed. Mart In Whereupon making intimations that nadoniil forests in this part of the country must t be Just another part of the federal pork barrel. Well, that made me mad. But the Mounts rallivi Into supper about that time and hostilities were suspended. While I was eating. I got to thlnk-Ini- r the matter over in mv mind and decided that the best thing was to haul Edward Montgomery down to somebody that really did know something- about the national forests. After supper 1 suggested that we go down town and have a game of billiards somewhere, lie wax agreeable, and off we started. I hud a deep, dark purpose in taking him ff v,. '"J- - " C ... f ' i ' vine-drap- " JOE JACKSON . SHAFER, WAGNER AND BERNICE y '. ,.v I stay-at-ho- mnail sawmill operatimr In wertern vUcrw nine. SUAmoni umuw, nmuerou uaius iwcwnm roccy riuges, A iay UnlCD. ranger station. 4 Cattle grazing in, JVIcE.ee draw. 5 Lake Fork canyon. WW iu&u -- whether I can cet through It tonight or not. ' "Well, anyway." I mid. "'start at A and let her go as far an ahu will." "All .right," said he. "h'-rgoes. A stancU for Ashltlv. the nanio of one of Uie nutiomtl tori'Kiu lit tlio tuM lain of IIUli; I will start right there with that. You know," Haul Kastinan. "Hie Ijintah mountains, that lug range of riH.uniaios ruoniiig eiist and wel tnrouKh l,taJi jimt south of the Wyogr-aming line.1. Out on the east end of Is this Aniuev forest thone mountain that I am teilirn you about. The powers that le litrnre it out that a man can rule over about a million acres of national fnrjt land, so thy simply chopped a million acres off th east end of this limtali raiigo and Wal.-rfoicalled It the Ashley forest, after old General William Axhlrv, who floated down I he (ireen river in 182a and his boat on the side of the R;racl forest. "Tills Ashley forest is a great store-hnus- e of undeveloped wenltli-.tw- u kinds timber and scenic. It is out I hoped to mfit down there, of the way. hnnl to get to. and no a friend of mlno. HM Kaslninn hv to lie close it. So communities large aame, who worked for the forest ser- there it slajids. waiting for some-bod- y vice. Well. v down thi'rt' :uul w.iu to come It. use and Over along sure enough we ran Into Hill right a billion feet of atandmg saw timber away.T I got right down to business. are there ready for lots the of It Haw, "Thi fifnd of mine. Mr Vmi know lodgepole lodgepole pine. from Boston, Is quite Interdon't 'Kastinan. asked you?" pine, ested in forests out here; shvh we I guess Waterford must have looked don't have any from anvihing lie can Me.' Can't you set him straight on as blank as good job lllllled I at did; I know It. i did a ii) Kaatmu.il uon- - lodge that poles is how it got its name; but. tlin white man finds it useful to make into railroad The trees .selties or mute, propn. dom get to be big enough to saw out lumber to a very good advantage, but if anybody wants railroad ties there they are. The hish Imsins that fringe the main ruiKe of the l.'ln'ahs on each sides are great place. for timber and are pretty solidly covered with stands of lodgepole. "Then. too. nrlleva me. It a great and almost unKiiown land of scenerv. I'eoplu have been pokmtr their wav in there ever since old Ashley s trappers went In there nearly one hundred years ago, but the outside world knows miKhtv little about It. It remains the 'wilderness' cropped bv pak trails, but closed to the automehtllst except for the lea-interesting fringes. If you want to go travel by pack lwk to the primitive, horse; there is tbr place to do it and pome of the best high mountain scenery in all the west. "But this. let nie tell you. Isn't all the Ashlev. tt Is a great storehouse of untapped wealth, but on the other bnnd It Is the 'present help in trou- more st tt?" mack through to Z." rKastman looked at me sort of funny. "Quite an order you have given me," says he. "Don't know PRINT THIS : Says Druggist pitlicrs. "Joint Ease is sellini; like hot cakes in my store because it is a wonderful and Bneedr remc.lv -for' .ii'r :.).." trothles. Livf 7 rl lit si "Hut J W Despite Inconvenience, Travel in Europe Is Not Without Its Charms NORBJS. Two million Americans are booked and dinner at half-pa.Be-okeight. to travel In Europe this summer, It the things you expect to order for them, and that hundreds of Ameris said. Personally 1 hope it Is true. mothers struggle in vain to opTraveling abroad mn t really aa ican inio, year after year, are not only imiili fun as it sounds, but it ft ill is often unprocurable, but are not eatdelightfully exciting, rntcrtamlng and able even when they are served educational, and. like getting married or having a baby, it isn t In the leat Nothing, for example, could be funwhat one has been iod to expect It nier and mless palatable than the cona small French town, of a ception, will be. No young bride takes advice aliout fried egg. Ask tmnplv for oranges, her marriage, and no young motticr oatmeal, fried eggs and coffee with about her baby, ho perhaps it. is vain creajri, and see what you get! liut ask Madame to serve yon the to mention a few of the truths one Joint-Ea- se whv not impress on tens of thou nnda of suf fering people some of the things that of mv dozens teH enstomprs me almost daily. borne' say that it knocks out lum b a a a overs le h t others assert that for chest colds and sore throat it bas no emial, while many insist that there is nothing they ever tried that is so efficient for neuralgia, neuritis and oven head colds and nasal catarrh." "Answering the" above letter, we. , know that the makers of what this thriving New Jersey drugwe is still but maintrue, gist says Joint-tasis prepared for tain that etiff, inflamed, painful, swollen joints, whether in ankle, tone, hip, elbow, shoulder, finger or spine. Yoa'H like to nse stainless Joint-Easfor with just one minute's it soaks in through the flesh direct to the ailing bonus and litra for ments that's why it succeed Joint-Kane- e e, rub-bins- ;, whenj6Ut-rSe'"get-1nomi--any ffets out quick and without any waste of time all swelling and A tube for (SO disariprars. sells lots tents. fHfhramm-Johnso- n ot Joint-Ea&(Adv.) while, regular breakfast, and drink the lukewarm coffee with plenty of hot milk and no cream, and get accustomed to the cold, erutftv rolls, the sweet butter, the Jam arid the flnffv omelette, and then you are really en;oymg a little bit of France! COSTLY INCONVENIENCES. Cet accustomed to hard beds, to dinners without sweets, to verv casual and Inconvenient bathing and san-tet hifrvmg- every-body charge you exactly what he or she fancies you will pay, for every- - abroad. Wives and motnrstraveling will go on baun-tn- g by slow and and travelers, too. painful experience, iet there lire a few rules that do make an enormous difference, whether you go to the. uoarest beach for a picnic day, or start for :i six mouths' walking in the fialkan.s. and one of them trip is contained in the two words, "Travel light.'' !hfl cuHtoioe, (,n aij the-sWand train, in all the pensions and ho-td- s. the woman with the one big solid suitca.se and the little handbag has the advantage, she slips through while the less are madly trying to attract the attenion of the inspector .She can. in an emergency, manage the whole thing herself, she itrouwea no suspicions, and need dread no delays. Also she saves a gud deal of expanse. (lark traveling suit, two dark silk t, a soft hat or cap. waists, a walking shoes, a thin silk dress and for slippers evening, and a htc swent-e- r are the basic essentials nnd they all pack flat. They leave room for cold cream, the camera, stockings, soap and washrag, and all the small beautif'.ers upon which our generation depends. BE NEAT AND CLEAN. One's appearance, traveling, is really only a mutter of neatness arid cleanliness. To to be fashionable means merely totry oomoete with the two elements wv all drteit the ostentatious and overdresssjl rich Amer icans, woo move anuut with seven trunks apiece, and the pointed women who swarm at every race track and resort, and wear the new models. ' Another hint. Determine beforehand to adapt vourself to the customs and the food of the country you intend to visit. Jiegln upon the very steamer itself not to worry about what the children get to wat. It la almost impossible everywhere to get the sort of pure, whole milk our American children get in the smallest and most obscure villages; they won t get oatmeal, cream of wheat, whole wheat or graham bread, cream KsgeiaHt'd. stewed fruits and plain cookies. You may as well abandon such hopea before you sail. They must make their breakfast of chocolate and rolls. The.v must learn to like pastes and gravies. They must have luncheon aL hall-pa- st eleven, WALLACE AND h fnt. j.j! MAY 11 TORINO JdiZ 07 Parties Place Field PANTAGES soft-tone- 1 By KATHLEEN ABOUT QUINTET! rue-ran- -, "Will, lodgepole pine Is a kind of a tree that grows tall ami slender, ju?it Kluit the old Indians found right for 8v "Maybe," aava Eastman. "What Would Mr. Waterford like to know" ... "Oh. ..iu hiin vryiHn 4her in to know," says I to Rastmsn; into the right beginning at A and run VARSITY -- errang-wruHM- Was a Good Judge of Liquor "Since a voting man I had" a liking for liquor and was considered a pretty pood judtre of it at one time, but constant drinkim; cave me stomach trouble which became chroniix My stomach would have been a addition to a gas fartorv. I doctors did not seem to relieve irie. On day my dnifrist gvit mo to trv Mayr's Wonderful ijMneriy, and 1 am no aa cwi m new."' It is a funrple, harmless preparation that removes the rabirrhsil muetm from the vai-naiil- o intestinal tract and allavs, the incan see "practieallv flammation which, all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, lnrludiiur appendicitis. One dose will convince or money reKchramni-JohBsofunded. Dmjrs, and drnrjfrists everywhere. (Adv.) ASTHMA 11 Royal Hawaiian Quintet et loyal Dentists Prescription Whitens Dark Teeth Instantly At Home y .: den-tlM- a. TABERNACLE m ffijo rosy-whi- Margaret Romaine tres-tlns- . (Adv.) r m ly ;!wnv-- . .From,6 to fiiSO er Ifcis't suffer another have sy, If or true ssthma, ub jtxHOMO-HYNspasmodic CAIm4s. tue new utispennmbc. They art tike mtlfle and m.iL the mint Miffrrm .forget tlmx JuJ-- 1 it ton. sttter- run" wTQnfnt relief give sure, tpuck mil conliouuu and Got well," telling Row .to rtrsp this your money back If titer fall, imarsntee from or free r useless starvimr and tu trie food you 4Mrne," ftijurimw biititt.fnrj-hnTell took friet.wis who swffer. need will be went free, postpaid, to ervtfw. Write now IhlMOIlYN'K) I'WtTjm am far anyxtsufferer of diabetes. .. i ., i Rtrearlm. iMnt SO. ftft W Snrf ptinalve. Concerts From 4:30 to 5 and Whiten Skin i 11 DIABETES 1 THE KULOUANS et SU, Kw Hork, vine-cover- Janaek, bvwnr-Tsdk-e-th- da FotTspagTiettriPn anWfTbTeadrTmdTwtwrHffllemAHsl chartered mv Cnalcr"Lacoijia,"(oil beraisf ; parmesan cheese and grapes. Tomor telly ! incMtaf SOW loa.6l:diTa,too row take them to the funny. Kay Chi rivaasisaa, mv raivauiw asa b g r p,. nese place that says "Chop Suey," for i- -,i i m. Ikjeto Tap paaar nrm expected aa ud ertiei. lunch. They won't like it, but then "Ratal, Rait Laka: they wouldn't like It in llenoa or J. 0. Temlinaos, wilaas Clark, Tima Bids., Xaw Tors. (Adv.) Shanghai, either. Get the girl from rmak a Popular HomerCorniiigL SumnwrCpncert - Two price only 41.00 for reserved seat, 50c for aU others Tickets OB sale Thursday At Consolidated Music Oo, SO So, Mala 1 |
