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Show CACHE AMERICAN. LOGAN. UTAH Nebraska Town Boasts It Has No Unemployed New Prosperity Civet Jobs to 1,300 Pertont. At the anno of meant building time many of the shop workers oioved to t.lnroln. where they mo United working In the new almpa In that place. Building No Longer Vacant Those vaennl huihllngs are yaennl no lunger. All are occupied. And Just a lion I as ninny men are em ployed as the railroad used to keep busy. The Refrigerator Express Company, nllli 13 employee. occu A pies a portion of the building (larking compnny wlili 73 workmen Several other occupies a Couple. sum Her muiiiifneliirliig plnnla are utilizing the reiiiuliilng buildings Highway paving sturled the trek baik to prosperity for Ilullmimulh Then followed works on the Mm sourl river to niuke thul hi renin nnv Ignhle and tu prole. I the banka on ellber able. Wilh I hone (wo project na sluriers oilier huVnrsw bnve re hill aHiinled until today Oolliln enn be discov business ered around On the rond work there are several hundred men employed, all from In the IlattHUmolh and counly. (Ill the river work there are 3Ut men working every day and drawing pay every .Saturday night. All hut 23 uf t ln",p :mu men are from tills county and this city and all of them are spending their wage. In the town. Advance of Flying in Thirty Years Pigeons Use Clock at Merry-Go-Roun- d Tha town (ilenwood. Iowa. rloi k In (lie court house dome recently has been keeping very freuklkh time. Sometimes the hands went around like ali (ms Messed and then again they would out go at alL The county com lulsaloners. supoNlng aoincthlng had gone wrong with the works, called in l.eIs llohlnsun. clock tlxer. tint Mr Itohlnson, expert clock repair man though tie may be, did not tlx It. 'I he Irouldu was not lu the works at all hut In a Hoik uf municipal pigeons which have been using the hands for a iooni and then for a merry go round. The authorl ties are trying to decld. whether to call In an ornithologist or Just let the clock stay crazy. Fifty Famous Frontiersmen Dy ELMO SCOTT VTATSON SHIFT OF RATIONS The Original Bojr Scout' pOL. J. W. RKD1NUTON8 friend FOUND IMPORTANT of today In California know him former newspaper publlaher Flock3 Do Well aud superintendent of the printing Poultry on Variety of Feed. office at the National Home for Voluuteer Soldiers, but half When grains are fed tbs poultry century ago he wae "the original Hoy Scoot" At leant that was the flock without supplement of oue title once conferred upon him by no or more of the protein concentrate, less person than Gen. O. O. How-ard- , an annual production of U) to W who said; eggs may he ex;ected. But tf both He eerved under my command gruln and protein supplement are a volunteer ecout and courier led, production should attain a level during the Nez Herce and llannock of 1 Id to Idd eggs a year lu the avludlan wars of 1977 and 1b79 and erage flock. These figures are those of A. R. alao aa one of Farrow's Scouts against the hostile Sheepeater In- Winter, professor of poultry husdians In 1S7U. lie rendered very bandry at the Ohio state univerpit a to I lie works Employment for efficient service for, being light- sity, and are taxed ujam experl-mermany trm ks and trmk drivers Is of conducted over a weight youth, he was able to get provided lu this manlier many more miles of hard riding out year. 1 lie restoration to a pay roll of all of a horse than could a heavy Professor They emphasize, these hundreds of tnen has In man. Py coming through under Winter, the Importance of a balcreased the tuning (mwer of Platts cover of darkness he brought lu dis- anced nil ion. Such a ration for mouth tremendously Asa result dlf patches that kept me In cloae laying bens consists of about lu per i fereti! li.'inls have addisl new touch with Cuplaln Flacher's Scouts cent giams and grain clerks, oltiei-- have added additional far In advance, and I well remem- and Id per cent protein concenrUltamoulh almpa not bln but a lot ber how our pickets were Instructtypists and stenographers all along trates. a free choice of oyster shell I lie line there All Is reemployment ed not to shoot when they heard or limestone grit, green grass or tns-re..c the vaennl house tin hla 'Yip! Yip!' signal coming out legume hay and wuler, plus a little STYLING DETAILS Clipled. (amiltcs width had dotlhled of the darkness as he approached sunshine. Hr rtIKRIK Nl( liOUA our camp. The Hoy Scout organiof feedup" to save rent and fuel have When comparative prh-ek moved hat by themselves zation did not exist In those days, stuff change, the ration should 17, I!i3, the first successful flight of a heavier than air machine was made Thirty year ago. on hut certaiuly Jak Hedlngton was change, Mr. Winter holds. There Is Every man on t tie list o( l.ksi by Orville Wright at Kitty hawk, N. The advance made since then In this form of aviation is Illustrated (3 no best ration for all conditions; win) were unemployed has found I by these photographs. Above Is the fir-- t plane of the Wright brothers, which weighed 729 pounds and had a the original Hoy Scout." At the age of sixteen yonng Jack many kinds of rations and systems Job. Every name on the charity sliced of SO miles an hour. Ilelow Is the new type three miles a minute Itoelng monoplane used by the L'nlted of feeding give good results. crossed out except Air Lines. It weight aix and one half toms, has ',100 horse power and can fly 700 miles without roll ha Sia Quarries Being Worked. refueling. Kedlngton ran away from hit home In Massachusetts to seek adventure In comparing grains and concenwhere there was sickness or dls To supply the Immense quantities In the West He aoon found It, for trates, be points out that s gallon uf crushed stone neoessury In the ability. the next spring after bis arrival In of liquid skluimilk Is worth ss much river work and also on the highway Salem. Ore., the Nei Perce Indian as a pound of meat scrap, fish meal, rock quarries Girl Shines Shoes to paving project six war broke out or soybean meal, for feeding purhave been oened In the county . On the Fort Mall reservation Earn Living in Chicago poses. Two of these are new quarries. The Five quarts of liquid tullk have Capt. S. C. Fischer was enlisting a will Chicago. "Where there four Olliers had liven closed on accompany of Itannock Indian as much feeding value as a pound count of lack of orders for stone there's a way" Is a rule adopted In scouts for service against the Ne of dried milk. Liquid milk In the The four old quarries employ IPS practical fashion by a twenty year-olPerces ration and obcosts the about 40 per cent easterner In unly young She's Chicago. shining girl men The two new ones employ 50 tained permission to go along. as much as dried milk. men and as soon as they get well shoes for a living and doesn't mind A pound of soybean oil meal Is Then followed his career as a started will increase the niiiuhei of Hit Job. scout for Howard In the epic chase worth not quite as much as a pound tnen at woik. lint In these six She's liuth lleidon. Its not her of Chief Joseph's Nez Perces which of nieut scraps and now coots as quarries more than li'H) men are real mime; she assumed it after ended far up the Bear Paw mounmuch. the East, where she coming from working tains of Montana where General Two pounds of wheat have about Huge quantities of sand and said she attended college She Nil t Miles held the Indian chief nt bay as much feeding value ns a pound hut for to siloes shining on hntli experience, graved aie required prnj until Howard and his weary troop- of bran plus a pound of flour mideels. Kami and gravel pits along earn her hourd and room rent. ers came up to take part In the sur- dlings. When prices are the same Women she said, seem to he the Pintle river which had hern render of the Indian Napoleon." It Is cheaper to feed the wheat at closed for months have been re shunning her sliming stnml, hut she Next year Redlngton was again home than to haul the wheat to opened. They provide employ mem isn't discouraged In the field In the Bannock cammarket nnd bring buck w heat Shine 'em up! Shine etu up!" for many men. The sand ami gravel paign and the following year he was must he moved In trm ks from the her voice rings cheerfully. with Lieutenant Farrow when that young officer and his party performed one of the most brilliant Need Codliver Oil in feats In the history of the AmeriAddition to Sunshine can army In running to earth the In Facts for Farmers," an anr- hand of renegade Indians known nual report of the experiment work as When King FcNul of made Sheepeuters. Air Mindedness Is Rapidly conducted by the Wisconsin experiIlls recent trip to Britaii tie char After this campaign Redlngton ment station, repents the concluSpreading Abroad. tered an air liner to carry him and drifted back Into Oregon and start- sions previously arrived at, that, Ills suite from Bigdad to Cairo ed on his career as a newspaper while winter sunshine has considerand London. European royalty him which made one of able Vitamin D potency. It does not Two Arab sheiks who are par publisher, eastern sheiks have taken to the the best known editors In the Pa- turnish enough of that factor In an Ocularly air minded are the sheik air. cific Northwest. of Sharjah und the sluck of Kovvelt. ordinary poultry house with glass More rulers, members of royal Is one of the Arabian coast windows to Insure hntchubility. It families and Important government Sharjah of the Imperial Air states halting points that further tests made last of Santa Fe Trail Champion personages have taken long Blr trips Indian unite, and the sheik Is show that the winter egg raIn the past few mouths than at any ways Tom Tobin, year IN 1840, AUGUST, an ardent believer in flying scout and guide for GeD. Stephen tion should be supplemented with other time. In addition to General I'.alho while carrying dispatches about 2 per cent of codliver oil or are Air In minded the Kearney, There Is perhaps nothing royal personages to the United whose flight great from Santa Fe to Fort Leaven- sardine oil, which. In one year's who way of a stylish detail which a led by the prince of Wales, has given as good results as air armada with States the Italian worth, Kan., made the trip of 830 tests, woman so covets for her frock or while not possessing a personal pi Is still fresh In mind, there are numiles In a little less than 11 days. codliver oil. blouse or coat or Jacket, ot what- lot's license. Is the owner of a fleet merous Irradiated yeast supplies vitamin European statesmen who pre That wns looked upon as a great Ills brothers, the fer ever the garment may happen to be, of six planes. D, the same as codliver oil, but it British Brittle Minister airplanes neck-lin- t feat of 1 but of Glnuces duke of duke the a ork, riding, as becoming, yes. flattering needs to he mixed with the mash liamsny MacDonald frequently travFelix N. Aubrey, Sketched In tills group are ter, and Irince George also are en els 1. miilou at the rale of only f tils ScotOsh to of one from hunter and declared that trapper, tliusisstlc airmen, although neither three fetching suggestions for neckhome town of Lossiemouth In a he could have covered the same per rent. However, It Is more exlines that are sure to make good King George nor Queen Mary ever Royal Air Force open cockpit madistance In of that time. pensive, so that, on a cost basis, the a few years ago flights chine. In tills respect. The high standing has flown codliver oil is still the most prachis statement was chal- tical When ruche of ruffling which out linos the by the prince of Wales were fol Lord Londonderry, the British air carrier of Vitamin D for the lowed rewith the I.ritKh by populace lenged, Aubrey offered to back his poultry-masquare neck of the velvet gown not only lus qualified for to use. minister, his words with money and the result vives a quaint and lovely fashion. even more concern than were Ids pilot's license, hut has extendBut in these days was a wager of $5,000 per side. Sometimes one sees these rulTs hunting trips. ed Ids enthusiasm to his two d.tiigh made of niousseline or fine laee the prince's airplane trips are 'so ters and lias hud them trained for Rest for Hens In preparation for his trip Aucoursing down the front opening of numerous that little note Is tuken their pilot's licenses. brey selected six good horses and If yearling or older hens are used of them. the new little basque blouses anyhad them led with enst-as breeders, as will usually he the 1rince Nicholas of Rumania reway It Is an Item north Inking note army wagon trains, which he would case where a definite selection and Eu of since these rufTles are being recently has been flying all over Insurance Company Pays overtake. breeding program is being followed, peated over and over again this rope. King Albert of Belgium Is anFor the first leg of his journey they should he given a rest of four Man Hunt After season. Schiaparelli designs the other enthusiastic royal flyer. His Aubrey had selected a blooded rac- to six weeks at the close of the law. Irince LeoEverett, Mass Thomas C. Cole blouse to the right above, enhancing son and daughter-iing mare, which lie pushed to the laying year preceding their use In (X H, a on received $.'!2S $1 are conand 1rincess a with of Astrid, pold the neckline equally recently draping limit of her endurance, confident the breeding pen. During this time life insurance policy lie tool; trasting material in double triangle enthusiastic. he would overtake the train they should he fed liberally on grain that I'.HM on a in In lie and which out effect. Iatou makes the velvet bodpaid Flying over northern Africa Ills first remount before It and the protein supplement used In leading British air liner recently ice below to be worn with a seppremiums tor only two years. Comhad gone 100 miles from Santa Fe. the mash may be reduced In arate skirt The neckliue shows a Ferdinand of Bulgaria expressed his pany agents had been seeking him But the train had traveled faster amount. This rest period should simple treatment which silhouettes amazement at being able to cover ever since, Anally locating him than he anticipated, and It was not he sufficient to put the flock in good In an item Fort some a which In 80 hours through published In journey dark against light sharply deuntil he reached Wagon Mound, 150 condition for the special feeding he lived. once where 20 him fined pointed outlines. days. land, Maine, years before, had taken miles from Santa Fe, that he sight- that ordinarily will be started In ed the train. early winter. Stopping only long enough to Jerk the saddle from Ills tired mare Inducing Hens to Lay and clap It on the fresh horse, grab The practice of using artificial some food that was handed him, so he could eat as he rode, Aubrey light in the poultry house during sped on. His next stop was at a the winter months Is becoming quite ford on the Arkansas, since known general among commercial poultry-meMany farm flocks could be by his name, where he took time out l for a few hours rest. Then he en- made somewhat more profitable by tered on the most perilous part of this'means. The use of artificial Ilhis journey. The country ahead of lumination to lengthen the hens him was overrun with hostile In- working day tends to approximate dians and he did not dare to stop springtime conditions and makes Work on the Golden Gate bridge at San Francisco Is progressing for sleep until he had overtaken a possible a greater consumption of A rapidly. For the construction of this, the largest span In the world, the wagon train. During the whole food than would otherwise occur, largest derricks ever used are doing the lifting work in the erection of Journey Aubrey stopped for sleep food that Is turned Into eggs. The same feed mixtures are used as the Miirin tower. only three times. Several times he was pursued by when lights are not resorted to. Indians and only the fleetness of ' 'I .V , ,;S' The Neutron Edmonton, Alberta his mounts saved him from capture Tell the Rooster Good-B- y The neutron is a subdivision of Edmonton, Alherta, has its roots and Jeath. But he made the JourOne of the Important tilings nethe atom w hone existence was an- in the fur trade. Fort Edmonton ney safely and In five days and In producing quality eggs, In the visitor States United Tills ctary nounced recently by an authority In was built on a high bank on the hours after fourteen leaving Santa the kind the consumer wants and from the Orient Is Princess Nour North It limfirst Saskatchewan the within the England. he rode Into Independence. represents IIeis to pry a premium for, Is lender of the Syrian, Fe step In the evolution of matter from its of the present capital of Al- Ilamada, had covered he same distance a. t0 willing Infertile alliand Women's Oriental Arabian pr0duce eggs, says the th-berta. Its forerunner, of the same elementary electr.city. The atom Tobffi in Just a little mors than This is compar-hal- f JIiK,0Url Farmer. Is regarded as made up of elecname, was established In 1713 twen- ance. She seeks the co operation of time the Tobin by required and women In working for .tlvely easy t0 do for al ,s trons and protons held fogether by ty aides down the river. George American he had used only seven horses as1 necessary Is to keep the laying flock attraction between negative and Sutherland of the Hudson's Bay world peace. to Tobin's nine. Not free from male birds. compared In this way miles of desert travel, with no roads, no habitations and nothing but positive electrical charges. The neu- company, who was the chief facFour hundred and seventy-fivcounting time out for sleep and It Is much easier to Possible preserve the named in the to a deference tor, a combination of tron Is. post single meals, the had quality eggs sand, terrific heat and aometimea severe cold between the mountain passes, are a few of the obstacles this possess when fresh laid Dealer Yes, furs have gone up electron and a single proton, their his clerk, John Irudens, who came bust the largest In the world, will encounter when It Is put Into regular passenger service across the Syrian averaged six miles an hour for the because there Is no danger of chick ele.srionl charges neutralized by from Edmonton, a suburb of Lon- in price lately. entire distance, a feat of endurance desert between Damascus and Bagdad. The bus. Just completed In Cleveland, Ohio, will carry 35 passengers. development going on Inside the Customer I suppose It costs the that hag few duplicates In passengers. It Is their union. The neutron itself car don. England. The first fort was de The body la Insulated against desert beat and has compartments for first and second-clashistory. shell. animals more to live than it u?ed to stroved by Indians In u7. & 1931, Western Newspaper I won. rled no electrical charge. C9 feet long, mounted on 18 wheels and powered by three Diesel engines. The trip, now reqttlr Ins 2$- days, will be made by the bus In a little more than an overnight's Journey. llere'a the PlitUuioutti, Neb. ruHTl( tow." Not rlglnal man In tht city out o f work. Every-booo regular pay mile Welfare board disbanded. ltellef office ahan offici closed doned. and tiio manager left towo. Not Ticaul bmi ao or apartment In towo. Ererbody I appy. Ell oiootha ao there waa i dlf fereot atury. At that time the town wae In the doldrums. ilutidredaoul Of work. When the re employment office wae 0enrd !..'!U(l applied for mils were Jobs, (in the charlt 123 families In a town of 4.000 population. riattamouth lined to he a food business town. The Burlington railroad maintained machine simps here and employed between too and 300 men. Hill times fot bad. The shops were removed, a department at a time, and rousulldaied wllb the rompan's atma at l.locoln, leaving ' 1 I'hill-iiimiit- a Die-aide- it s ui.-r- s s Supreme Court Building Near Completion r d Planes Much Used by Royalty Ir-i- e French-Canndla- n one-hal- two-third- s 24-Ye- ar World's Largest Bus for Desert Travel w ' e French-Canadia- s j 1 -- |