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Show Ina Claire And ..John, Gilbert To Get Married - Sixtieth Anniversary of Driving the Golden Spike to be Observed May 10 Constance Talmadge and Townsend ; . Netcher TOO MUCH FUSS Their On Having heard the, virtues of what are known to educators as free play materials, Chester's mother bought him a fine set of paints. . There were six jars of three paint, an easel, good brushes and a pack of ' large sheets of paper. was Chester thrilled. Before permitting him to begin painting iiis mother gave him a large apron, spread newspapers on the nursery floor explained how to pour out. the paint, how to avoid mixing, how to hold the brushes and how to wash them, and how, finally, to put everything' away neatly on a particular closet shelf. So impressive was her emphasis on all these details that Chester, eager to please his mother, concentrated most of. his attention on them. By the time he was ready to paint pictures he was so Involved in complicated that he could manipulations think of nothing to paint except dreary, conventional little houses, which he made over and over again, while he worried over each blot and drip. When we give our children new )!ay materials it is wise to give hem those Which are simple enough to be handled without too much concentration on technique. If we chose to give them such complex things as paints we must let them begin with only a few colors, and we must be ready to put up with a good deal of messiness and what may seem to us like misuse of materials. For the time being we must resign ourselves to ruined brushes, spotty clothes and general disorder. The experience will retain its genuine worth for the child only if we give him a minimum of technique while we allow him complete, uncritical freedom of expression, Honeymoon. Hollywood, Cal., May 9 (AP) , Gilbert and Ina Claire, screen, stars, were on their way across ther burning sands of California! and Nevada to get married. and Constance Talmadge. vivacious film actress was. honeymooning at Santa Monica with Townsend Netcher, Chicago merchant today. Gilbert, thoroughly accustomed to the role of Desert Hero in the films, and Miss Calire, former musical comedy actress, headed across the sands lor Las Vagas. Nev, last night to expedite their . marriage plans. They decided to go to Nevada in order to escape three-day the wait required In California for the issuance of a license. j Miss Talmadge entered upon Johln her third marital venture yesterday at the home of Buster Keaton,- her screen star brother-in-la- .when she wedded Netcher. It was the latter's second marriage. They went to Netchers now home in Santa Monica to begin ;theit honeymoon. Gilberts courtship was swift, like I his screen woolngs. He met e Miss Claire, weeks ago They .both are making motion pic- tures here and will return to work their tomorrow, postpdning , honeymoon. Miss Claire .formerly was the wife of James Whittaker. New York newspaperman. Gilbert had been married and divorced from Olivia Burrel and from Leatnce Joy, screen star. And Care of Linoleum - i , EFFIE S. EARROWS o. k'. 'ttjtah dine Extension News) Management Specialist Old .brown linoleuths may be made the foundation of a cheerful '.inferior- - by proper 'application foft a, few ounces of paint.. The following methods have proved satUf&ctory where directions have Drinking Party Bluefield, W. Va., May 9 (AP The story of an alleged drinking party last Sunday night was being pieced together today by police investigating the death of IJ. W. Kendrick, 17, Emory and bera-icar- ef shoal. es plumed tkrfyni f, If' ab&d cbots are getting ,VefytHiM'siih!;pces should t be cut ''out with good straight edges and pieces of better linoleum cut exactly the same size and glued down with water- O linoleum proof cement (MED) The United States is estimated to have manufactured 98,000,000 pounds of rayon last year, an increase" from 75,555000 pounds in the previous year Student Killed During Alleged 4 PAGE FIVE. Henry college student, who was shot when, it is claimed, police flyed on Jbe automobile in which Kendrick and two other students . were riding. liJJatneS McReynolds, Abingdon, Va , policeman and James Crowe and J. H. Worley, deputy 'sheriffs of Washington county, Virginia, were under $5,000 bond each on murder charges and paul Phelps and Sterling Detton, - fellow students of Kendrick, were held on bond on a charge of intoxication. Police said the shooting resulted when the youths failed to halt their machine at the' officers' command. " hut-thre- Refinishing 'V THE JOURNAL LOGAN CJTY, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH. Thursday, May 9, 1929. ' Yes, LESS than one cent per baking for the finest, purest, surest baking pow- der that can be' produced at any DOUBLE price. The greatest money saver that ACTING ever entered a MAKI BAKING lASIKB kitchen. Prevents failures that waste many dollars worth of other baking materials. Try it. Pro6t by the perfect, never 'failing action of Calumet. t f mmm Tf jjL i and not tacked down. When the floor Is thoroughly dry the linoleum should he perfectly cleaned with a soap or soap powder strong enough to cut all grease; it should be allowed to dry right down through the linoleum. The life of th resurfacing is dependent upon this thorough cleansing and absolute t n j drying. , It may be necessary to protect the surface by spreading newspa-pe- s about while the linoleum dries.' When these are taken up the floor should be carefully dusted. In painting a floor always work your way toward a .door. There are many makes of reliable floor en amels on the market which dry rapidly and it Is advisable to use r one of these dr a good floor color In lacquer. Careful attention should be given to the selection of colors that will harmonize with other colors used in the room; al so, it should be remembered that the .floor should be the darkest color note In the room. If a plain surface is not desired there are many ways of a somewhat patterned efBorders may be outlined fect,- fyf Judicious Cood A food for pro tein; a food for mineral salts; P . spike-drivin- track-lavin- rall-roi- fact-short- ening and painted in attractive hues to harmbnize with the foundation color or after foundation coats other colors harmonizmay be variing or contrasting . have-drie- d Makes You Look . Years Younger stays on longer. Use Riter Bros. Drug t o. , ! I Daughter KRAFT-PHEN1- X COMPANY , . MELLO-GL- (Ad'-rtiseme- Masks have been designed to Drotect the. faces of girls playing The skin of youth lies in every box basketball, j of new wonderful MELLO-GL- O Charles Dickens PLUMBING Face Powder. The purest powder Dies made its ctlor is passed by the THE BEST IV MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP U. S. Government. No pastiness, A new London, May 9 (AP) Mrs. Kate flakiness or irritation. Baugh Plumbing Perugini. only surviving daughter French process makes it spread You must be satisfied of Charles Dickens, died in Lon- - more smoothly and prevents large 125 S Main Phone 57 or 735-- 1 don today, aged 89, ; pores. No more shiny noses it ! ously applied. 1 CHJCESE - X silver-boun- pro-duri- ng for calcium and phosphorus; all the essential ele ments for health and strength are i found in good cheese. And all the essential elements of good cheese are found in Kraft Cheese. Views ceineldeat with the drlvfnj? of the Golden Spike at Promontory Polut, tali. Mot 10th, 1869, Top Senator Leland Stanford la the man holding the sliver maul, while In frdnt him kneels a man with lanrel tie that had been slipped under the rails. d Jho vpike, a boat to insert it la the Center Celebration upon the joining of the Inion Pacific with the rails of the Central Pacific to foni railroad to link the eastera part ef the Inited States with the Pacific Cosst. til grot Bottom Mrs. Fred Beaaltt of Joliet, Illinois, who witnessed the driving of the o1dcn Nplke at Promea to rf, ttah, whea she was a. girl of tea. the to showa with her husband, Colonel Fred liennlu. a man and woman who la At length, as the end of the task celebrated by firing 100 (runs from MANY past seventy will take note neared, the straining of the Union Capitol Hill, and vith a parade two 10 this ear, for that day Pacific and the Central Pacific tomiles in length. Chicago s main wards each other became a great streets were ablaze with color, while gill bo the sixtieth anniversary of race a drama with a nation for an a panda four miles long moved May 10, 1869, when the ceremony of Newspapers all over the through tho city as its tribute to the Driving the Golden Spike was held audience. land carried the It Promonotry, Utah, joining telegraphic reports of new railroad to the Pacific coast. the dally progress of each road, In New York, rails for the first transcontinental order of the interest to a mavor, 300 roundsbywere fired, and national railroad. keying the It was A day of jubilee for the high pitch. Trinity Church held a special sernation, the high tide of success In a Finally word came that the rails vice while tho chimes-raantrang venture that a few years before had would be joined at Promontory out Old Hundred from the tower. In Buffalo an immense gathering in been considered only a fantastic Point, In Utah, on May 10. From opposite ends of the counftream. the streets burst into the words of Before his asassination, President try New York and San Francisco tho Star Spangled Banner, hnd In two special trains journeyed to Washington Boston and other east Lincoln bad brought all his great Influence to bear in favor of it. the point of Junction, carrying of- coast cities, great crowds shouted, fThat road must be built Lincoln ficials of both railroads. At Pro- cheered and sang themselves hoarse. had said to Congressman Oakes montory, while the two engines From Promontory a vtas Ames of Massachusetts. If the faced each other a few .yards apart, flashed to President U. message 8. Grant in subsidies provided are not enough the ceremony took place. Washington With a silver maul, a spike made to build the road, ask double and The lkst rail is laid; the last of solid gold and topped with a gold spike drivt n ? The Pacific ou shall have it. llailroad For four years the fighting crews nugget was driven into a pollened is completed. of the Union Pacific worked west tie of natural mahogany or laurel. eremonv After the had the ended, ward from Omaha, while the Cen- ThS telegraph wires had been at- laurel tie and the silver spike were tral Pacific toiled eastward from tached to the last spike and the taken up and an oak tie substituted. Sacramento. Against the progress silver hammer. Souvenir hunters in the crowd that of both lines were the difficulties 'Tap, tap, tap flashed the Inal-lbad witnessed the spike driving of getting material and roiling strokes across the land, and be- soon cut K to pieces Several other men side a and the track and food for stock, telegraph operator tics met tho same beasts, from over long distances. Because spelled out the final signal to the crowd was satisfied. fate before the of the Civil War, prices had soared waiting nation: s A sumptuous banquet was served to the sky. Worst of All, for the fofr the railroad officials In the cars Out in San Francisco, the elecUnion Pacific, was the deadly enof tho Central Pacific, and Wine" g trical Impulses from the mity of the Indians. Every surveyg ing, grading, bridging and ceremony had set the great fire flowed freely. outfit was not only skilled in bell in the city hall tower swingThat evening tho special trains its regular duties, but was also a ing to and fro, and at Fort Point, started back for their points of ori220 guns began firing. Sacramento gin. 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