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Show 5i , 'g.'iMpO'T" s . , uv THE DESERET NEWS 1-- PAGE -A- Kaw.: mePpdet Paoftcp fashion WEDNESDAY fAbotit eight par aero U tho avernowprlro of good cattle-rang- e ' 7h t ary oporz on l- ho old Ferrel age adays With plenty of water for Ir. hacienda. Th old Don.- whllo convers- fixation, th valley-lan- d would bo ing n't Pablo, 'th MoJordomo. rocelroo worth Vivo hundred duller au aero. It s as rich a cream, and will grow telegram I hot Hlo on, Fir Sorjoont anything- with wntet." (Don Mlk) Michael Joieph Forrol had boon killed In notion 4a Slberi back eat and gives you a free hand The sergeant arrives at tho demehlUxa-tlo- a Farrel. I think youll make good soldlachorfod tho tolla and tamp with half a chanr." diers goodbye, both for himoolf and for "If feel thnt way aloo, barrel retho captain. , a plied seriously. "Are you going south tonight?" ' FITIRB PUtS, ' "Oh, no. Indeed pot1 I don't want Th tho to go hum In the dark, air "I the piano mortgaged? ' Because I captain .was puzzled. captain naked. , I love haven't my California, and ' The Fqrrels never seen- - her for two years.1 Farrel re"Of cotiroo. whUa money could bo rained awW to the other unspoken query. did tho plied, at ton por cint. Neither so foggy lines we landed "It'e You might ao well at- -' In Fanbeen Noriagae. Francisco 1'vs had a hard ob . tempt to yoke an elk and teach hint mv way found the Presldiu making ik . how to hauf a cart." x But If I take the eight o'clock train tomorrow morning, 1 II run out of fOh. nonsen' Farrell 'Totirs ' the hardest-workin- g In forty-fiv- e minutes pin 1 have the and be in tho sunshine for the re ever known.'' of tho journey. malnder by omlled To, boylahly. Farrel. J and I had Jupiter and for tho remainder of "That wan lit Slberlai lift! my 1 But warm. , to huetlo to keep ''You want to feast your eye on know n not be homo stx month bo. the-eo-ui tfvslde. eh?" foro . that delicious manana aplrlt "I do. Its April, ard I want to will aottlo over me again, like mil- - so the Salinas valley with tts oaks; . dew on old boots.'' f want tty u the banch-lanwith ahook l)is head. Tho vlnee Just budding; I want ths captain grape ! to see eome baldfaced rows clinging i t "Any man who can see ooraeclearly and to ths Santa Barbara hillsides, and I r """the eeonomie fault of hi novertheleoo aympathlae with them want to meet some fellow on th of .jg not oeeto bo lulled to tho. ruin train who .spanks ths languag practically all of my tribe" . that ha overtakenCalifornia families. "FarreJ, you're all Irlah, You're the old native That strain of Celt and Oael 4n you romantic and poetical, and you feel ! g the call of kind to kind. Thats die will triumph over tho . .tinctly a Celtic trait." Latin. " Qulen eabe? But I have a great Wall, perhaps And two year with In th army has helped tremendous- yearning to speak Spanish Inherited It my mother tongue." Somebody. an eradicate to tendency ly - "There must be another reason." v" the captain bantered him. Sure I hd i ha$ like to think that the of-tnere lant a girt somewhere along , something to do with that, the of fearare and are you "What way your right fleer answered. ful. If you take the ntght-tralthat plana?" th porter may fall to waken you "Wall, sir. tbl hungry world muat In a you go by flme to wav be fed by the United States for the next tea years, and ? have an Idea her station?" pul) , Farrel shook his head, that th Ranoho Falomar can cet"There' another reaeon, but that ; Itaelf out of the hole with "beefraised isn't It haven't you been ' tie. My father has alwayg scrubs, visualising Captain, every little detail of your g F old Mexican descendants of th "You forget Ferret, that Im a breed, and there ItI nocanmoney In that regulaf-arm" sort y man- and we poor Induce htm of atock. If . to turn th ranch over to me. I'll try devils get accustomed to being uprooted. Iv learned not to butld Jto- rale aufflclent miner to buy castles in Spain, and f nevar believe couple of caryload of pure-bre- d Hereford bull and, grad up thnt I'm going to get a leave until the .scrub stock; In four or five year old man hands me the order. Been I'll have ataar that will weigh sigh. then. I'm always fearful of an order thousand recalling it.b hundred to two "Teu'r missing a lot of happiness, pound on th hoof, instead of th that elr. Why, I really believe Iv had little more fun out of the anticipation itav swindled u for a hundred ' g , , of my than I may gat .yea re." , , - "How many head et cattla can you out of th realisation, Ive planned Irun on you! ranch?" every detail for months, and, tf . About tan thousand ona to every anything slips. Im liable to alt right Tf ilk a kid." I enuld develop water down and bawl Jen acres In tho San Oregorlo j, for Irrigation I could rats alfalfa and ' (International Feature Selves. Xne.) ally, Seed a couple of thousand mors" T J (To Be Continued.) iijiopsi. - , , EVERYWOMAN sum' paSawtc.u.-PoJapanese' Stills' forecast by-TAnnabel -- & a . Wbtihtntfon Place the can on of funand zaty Jot THREAD A P05T A HOl AND MAKE ON EACH t SIDE WITH A NAIL fl -- A3TftaN$CORD THRPUOH THE HOLES AND THE5TILT3 ARE READY lt dt have ' MV ?r to-h- er , short-legge- long-horn- d, home-comin-- - - ,tB , MARRIAGE PROBLEMS FOR THE WOMAN OP AMPLE PROPORTIONS By ADELE GARRISON. Copyright, 123, by Newspaper Feature Service, Iae. .this emphasize long line deiijfnwhich very becoming. You can obtain patterns in sue 36, 38, 40, 42. 44. 46 and 48 i&che bust measure. For the dfess in the size, 3H yards of material 42 inches wide with 1H yard tontrasting i required. Price 15c, in stamp or coin (coin preferred). To develop this model in printed or dotted Swiss, printed cotton georgette or voile, batiste or lawn would create a most successful affair for , warm day. - 36-in-ch home-comin- . th atltts completed,' placa Graap the cords tightly In one loot on the top each hand and atart walking, just aa you tee the Japanese children doing in the picture. Hold the coids tightly at all times, you WHEN each can, eaay-gotn- n, pattern for this modal may be ob talned at cost In about tan day time by placing your order with THE DFSERET NEWS. Enclose Itq and sis of pattern with order and Four name and addraaa. Helpful Advice to Overworked Women ajl SECRET DISCIPLINARY METHODS. I found Lillian In Mother Graham's room entertaining's rapturous Junior wltff the tale' of "The Three of which he never tire. She Bear, looked up with an apologetic grin a I entered. "I suppose I should have begun to drees him," eh said, "but ha is so adorablo that, I couldn't reaiat his demand for a 'tory.' And Marion, is growing up ao fast" There was the note In her voice which I have heard often from mothers whose children are too old for delightful baby foolery, and for an Instant I felt an apprehensive llttle shiver as I visioned the time coiptng td me when my 'little lad should grow to btg boyhood stature and need me less and leas each year. Of course, you have almed beyond pardon," 1 smiled at her tenderly, aa I brought Juniors little clothes, and then we hurried through hi dressing together Now," I drew) long breath when wa had finished In really creditable time "for my next assignment. Moth demands that the five children be mad presentable for Elisabeth announces and breakfaet, that her children must not he given a command of any sort, that it Is to command againstandher principles that aha wishes me simply tham. to request them to comer in ana . wash. What a precious old dear she la Lillian commented, as we started for th door. Do you want my advice" There waa a qulxslcat smile In her eyes, of which I had learned the meaning long ago. It always means his own hoisting an offender upon . . petard. "I fancy I shall appreciate It," I answered demurely. Call Elisabeth' bluff, she said. "Dont summon her children until you -- reach a spot where both she can bear and your mother-in-layou through the open windows. Then clearly and aweetly. oh. quite request the chHdren to come In. Marlon may obev the wtthout a second call, but T doubt It with this performance thev are all ataglng. Then turn and walk Into the kitchen. The I think you may safely leave toyour mother I obeyed her suggestions Implicitly with the net result Of one, "In a min. ute, please. Auntie Madge, from Marlon. , "There, Elisabeth l The other four children paid no more attention to my loud and clear, Children, please come In now and wash ' your faces for breakfast, tban If 1 bad not spoken. Aa turned to walk into tho kitchen. I (heard Id Ulans voice in a crisp com- mend. Marion' Come her at onr." and the - child's "obedient. Yea mother, as ah left her play.' Mother Graham waa in full voice HAS ELIZABETH r-- 4 MRS, CUi tut e C. CHAPMAN It. Nil AUMNY, Mid T), AY housewife INI. day out, wsek in sad, week .out the tiredover-workemother 'toils on, sweeping, dusting,", cookIs it any wonder that after a time a ing, cleaning and mending. weakness, such us Mrs. Chapman had, develops and the wife and mother pays a toll dn physical weakness and pain for her efforts of love, tho : . natural remit of overwork! , t Women who find themselves afflicted with weakness, pain, headaches, backache,: nervousness,' irritability and melancholia will be wteroated in Mr? Chapmans letter, and should realize that Lydia E. rinkhams Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, is eepeciaUy adapted to overco;,. such conditions. , , v ,f Mtt. Chapman Letter Read a Follows': NEW ALBANY, IND T took Lydia B. Pinlthama Vegetable for havi' frSnT over work .'and fr om w hCompound Jlnnl11 i?nT Ich s u ff e r ed H d and1 -t, do my work and my Meter advised me to tako tki After the Aral few days the palna were not ao never as aftor few a ?B4 bottles I am not bothered any more. Ithey am si? taking my housework every day and highly recommend the Vegetable doing Compound to any woman suffering from female trouble. Only a friend called: yesterday m on the phone and knowing what It did for me wanted to know what to ask V C' CHAPMAN. "Indiana? trlLrMRa' Albany, t -- a A ' ' n and my year ago I was completely nerves I could not sweep a room without reattng. I could not do of toy A time and the doctors medicine did not a any at little except help me. tine oY me one threw a little book to and in It I read several had been like myseif.'I'went right out and got me a wViTAlHTLf Jf Plnkbam a Vegetable Compound and before I had taken the ?ki! 5 r WRS helping me- - I took six bottles and then IP I L wo more. Now I am In health. I do all myown work and, could do more. I can truly say thatperfect 1 know E Pink-- te V Jl3. O. my ue? J, HI&CKL fit SIS , A v en M m cihl ? T nn run-dow- 1 ..T . ' - v STAR y no, . f . ,.,,j f - m. y Sr ft w fr at your waistline. Repeat this movement ten times WAIST SUPPLENESS. upon a time a womap'a waist was bonsldered the measure of her beauty, as far as her figure was concerned. In looking over photographs of the '80s and 80s one marvels that women could have squeezed themselves Into the tight confines of their eighteen or twenty-inc- h waistbands. Yet they did, and survived. cause for gratiIs It real Today tude that the natural lines of the healthful body are considered the correct baste for fashionable costuming. The waist of the modern woman measures from twenty-fou- r usually to thirty Inches, depending upon hef height and size. But although, its exact measurements are a secondary consideration, It la most Important that the waist should be round and flexible. Exercises for th back and abdomen, the hips and the line from th shoulder to the hip all have their beneficial effect upon the waist as well, helping to make it slim, round and supple. , You will enjoy the following exercise. It Is espeAally adapted to round and slendertee your waist. Stand erect, with, your weight on the ball of your feet, your back and neck etraighL your legs well aparL your arma extended ONCE or more. Hete Is another exercise which Is good for the waist, abdomen and stomach: Stand . straight with your heels and your on the together balls of your feet. weight Holding your arma legs and head mqtlonless, shake your body vigorously. Do not keep this exercise up teo long, But for a moment or two each morning It will be refreshing and will start up your circulation. An Important aid to a waist is to keep the back straight at all times when sitting, standing and lying down. Do not depend for the etralght- nesif ef 'your back Ami the slim- ness of your waist on any garment you may be wearing, but on your own strong, straight muscles, which should support your body without coneclouc effort on your part. And this brings us back once more to the subject of straight- Girls! Make Harmless Lemon Creara forward, fearless serene thinking, without which exercise fo the to bleach away Tan, Freckles , supple waist and the straight b.ck sand nck. Will be of little avail. ' For If you allow yourself to feel blui and depressed and lazy, your waist will slump despite your exercises end you will be so busy yourself that you will not pitying even be able to exercise FRECKLES at yV)ur sides. straight Now twist your body at your H23 waistline as far aa'pesalble 'to the (Copyright, by Newspaper left, then to the right. Do this r'eature Service. Inc.) arms neck, without moving vour head or legs, except as they InevHow 0 win new Beauty of Vatsl itably are movpd by the twisting anil Back In Fridays article. Almost Unbelievable Yon can hardly realize ths wonder- improvement to your akin and complexion the mirror will rtvexl j to yon niter isf Gourand's Orient I Cream for the first time. White-Fles- h Rachel. b TrUl Sin T. HOtNINS S SON He MASS. -- Ywk 1 i b.d.Sle dhe Metropolitan Opera Company lOt LYNN cut cMaNaJciha T. MEDICINE CO. SepL th and thereafter general public. Salt Lake is Favored For S.A.R, Convention NASHVILLE, Tenn- - May 22. After a visit to the JtermltaKo. home bf President Andrew Jackson th annual congress oi tha National Society of the Sons of th. Revolution will end Its convention today It Is believed that - either Va., or Salt Lake City. Utah, will get the next nesting. the Juice of two lemon with three ounces of Orchard Wh.te, which any- - druggist will supply for a few cents, shake well in a bottle, and you have a whole quarter-pin- t of tha most wonderful freckle and tan cream, and complexion-beautlfier. Massage this aweetly fragrant lemon cream Into' the face, arms'and hands each day anilneck., see how freckles and blemishes nntur--all- y bleach right out and, how youthfully clear, soft and crosyg . white the skin tecomes. Adv, -- Delegatei representing Utah, who have been aupporttng the proposal to bring the convention to Salt Lake In 1824 are the Hon. George Albert Smlfn, vice president general of the national society; W. D. Rlter. assistant attorney, general . of the United States: D. S Spencer, national trustee for Utah; former Governor H.' M. Wells, and C, P. Over, field. The convention opened on May 20. - . q Elders Reach England . A telegram received by' W. 6. Church Spence, transportation agent, from th Canadian Pacific Steamship company stste that th Steamer Montrcse arrived In Liverpool May 20 at A a m. On tha steam, the following passenger ship were from - th Intsrmountsln country. Thomas Griffith, Emllv Lo'y, J.",' Condi, Edward Smith, Gerald R. Dames, Kenneth M Cn-noJames DeBrv, George B. Higgs, W. 0. Milllus and Fred Biachoff. . n. ML8ICALK DATE. SET,' MT. PLEASANT, Prof. May 28 Evan Stephens and his singer wilt will b assisted by the North am South ward choirs, will bs her ou " Friday, June 28. Cullcura Soap The Ilcahhy -- Shaving Soap CHrA, A . - . e famous 9eau!y andFtimaDorm of L - ADDRES- SLYDIA E.PINKMAM p andyCooblt d -- Lydia E. Pinkkams ; . . J t Thousands of Women owe their health to S.S.S. thoroughly rid th body f Rheumatic Impurities. Hfzev . . She aat op and looked this way and the wrong Idea about rheumatism that way, aad the other way. for 15 years. I didnt realize that had the et to climb down when he saw his increasing blood-cell- s mother look out of the entrance unot completely knocking oi)1 feet der the old windfall. Boxer held his rheumatic Impurities from the sya breath and waited. in a few moments Mother Bear came out Hhe tem. That la why I began usingI sat up and looked this way and that .8. SrS.t'Say what you will, and held way, and the other knew euch startling results her nose out so as to catch every never scent th Breezes were possible. Well, folks, besidesIt Menv- - Little knocking out .my rheumatism might bring. After what seemedia long, long time to Boxer she seemed gave me back eome pf the strength to make 'mind That all was 1 used ta have way back! Ive got a down en all four well, fiheujjj'lier better color In my face, my appefeet, .turned and made a funny little sound at the entrance under the tite la dandy. I don't use my old windfall.crutches any more. I'm walking At once a funny little face apon two young peased there Then out came a cub. around straight-uS. 8. 8. makes people talk a cub eo small that Roxer couldn't legal believe he himself had ever been as the way It bulldSN' small aa that Hardly was this one about themselves up their strength. By building out when another appeared. Neither otre was very much bigger than blood-cellit builds nerve strength Peter Rabbit. , for young folk who ought to have "I knew there were two, mutmore, and for older people who tered Boxer to himself Mother Bear touched them "gently have little. It stops pimples, boIlA'a w(th her nose Even at that dischases away tance Boxer could see that she was blackheads, eczema, very proud of them Then she turned blood,onImpurities. You B.can always It. Start S. S. today for again to the entrance and once more rely made the funny little sound A secthat rheumatism. Youll feel the ond lgter Roxer nearly fell from Ills difference shortly. 8. S. 8. Is sold Out of that perch with surprise entrance asother baby Bear at all good drug stores. The large size Is the more economical. Just a wee bit smaller than the other two! Mother Bear had triplets' Yes, sir. Mother Bear had triplets tnaktt (Copyright. 1S23. by T. W. Burgess.) hkeyoi&fdffam feoxers New The next story; Brother and Sisters ourBeaulp Twenty-fiv- e sections of land In Wayne county, g part of township IS B. range & east, has been opened for entry, H la announced by Gould B. Blakely, regieter of the Salt Lake land office. Under the public h."-M- JT y old home. Wayne County Land is ' Opened to Settlement Another Case of Nervous Breakdown NN.-Tw- o w the el -- T: wore a wreck. work t In For a long time Boxer kept hie perch up in that big hemlock tree At last he began to grow tired He had just about made up his mind Thomaa A. Bayer, 88, of 77 north State street, waa painfully, but not aeriotialy injured when he wsi' knocked down by an automobile driven by Harry BfverL of 84U Dles-tRoad, at Main street and Broad way, shortly before noon Tuesday, Mr. Sayer stepped from the curbing directly in front of the automobile and Slvert claims be did not see him. Bayer was bruised about the btpa and shoulders but no bonee were broken. He was taken to the emergency hoapttal where first aid wa rendered and ha wa then taken to hie home. , W, and going strong when I reached the kitchen. There Elizabeth! I hope you see now the result of your fool theories' Those young ones paid no more at- tentlon to Margaret's please than if she had been the wind that blowa. Now, you go out there and get those children In the house without any further noneenee or Ill take a hand myself and they won't like that, I promise you. Elizabeth Walked without comment to the door, and made her way at a trifle more accelerated than usual Co the spot where gait her children were playing. I fess that I watched her curiously and would have given a good deal to hear the colloquy which ensued between her and- - the youngsters a conversation of which I could glaan no word. But tha effect certainly indicated that the mother, herself had good control over her children, no matter what waa their attitude toward requests or commands from ether people, for in another minute she had turned toward the house and her brood Were following her as aa ever chickens hopped dutifully in th wake of a clucking mother hen, "You Neednt Tell Me." "You needn't tall me!" said Mother Graham belligerently at my elbow, and 1 had an Instants panicky doubt as to whether her combativeness was meant for her daughter or for me. But she explained without delay. "You neednt tell me that Elizabeth depends only upon that soft soap and palaver to bring those youngeters of hers to time. she There's somesaid with a snort. she does to them, for they thing do mind her when she takes the trouble to make them, and I'd give a cookie to know what it la. v I agreed with her perfectly, but I knew far, far better than to make any comment upon her little speech. If I disagreed with her, she would be furious, and If I agreed with her and dare to criticize Elizabeth, I well knew that ahe would at once make a lightning like change of front, uphold her daughter and up braid luckless me for my temerlty.- went upstairs to obey But St Mother Graham's directions to "get everybody down to breakfast at once I resolved rather meanly te watch my apparently placid sister-in-laand find out if possible her secret of dlclpline. ' CONFERENCE ANNOUNCED, MT. PLEASANT. May 2S.Quar-terlconference of the North Sanpete stake will be held at ML Pleasant, Saturday and Sunday, June II, 24. The tinging for Saturday afternoon will be furnished by ML Pleasant choir. Fountain Green choir Sunday morning, and th two Falrvlew chairs Sunday afternoon. For Jealousy there Is no iiee; And for It there la no Excuse Mother Bear. th who had Bear young Boger. been eent out Into the Great Woild to make his living, knew that the wisest thing for him to do would be to keep as far away as possible from the old home Where Mother Bear still lived But having dlscov- ered that there were new babies In that old home, and aa a result having grown sulky and jealous, he somehow couldnt keep away from He that part of the Green Forest. dldn t dare go very nee- - the old of home becauae he waa afraid Mother Bear. But he spent much time hanging around as near as he dared go. You see he couldn't forHe wanted those new babies get to see them and he, didn't want to see them. He ,wa so Jealous that the very thought of them made him uglv. Than one morning a great Idea came to him. He didnt dare go near on the enough to that windfall ground to see It. but I e might climb a tall tree and see It from there He knew- - Just th tree. It was a big hemlock tree. He could climb up branched the and look upper among down on 'that old .windfall right where Mother Bear and the new babies lived. It wasnt likely that he would be seen up among the branches of that big hemlock tree. He Fould be quite safe up thar. So straight over to the big hemlock tree Boxer shuffled, and up he climbed. It was an easy climb for such a good climber aa Boxer, and Jie had no trouble In getting up high enough to look down on that old windfall. Somehow he expected It to look different He didn't know why. but he did. Of course, It didn't look different. It looked just ths same as It always had. All was quiet there. For a time there wasnt a sign of long life around It Boxer wondered If Mother Bear was at home He wondered how big thoee babies were. He was sure there were two, for he had heard two cries that morning when he had discovered that there were bablea land laws former eoldlere of the Man is Painfully Hurt world war have a 88 per cent prefright to file on this land. When Hit by Automobile Iterence ta open for them from June 22 to 20. Inclusive to - i. 1 Rheumatism, and that 5.SS build Blood Call men Ther re thousands ot youslaves and women, Just like myself, to rheumatism, muscle pains, Joint 1 ha pains, and horrible stiffness, , ' Rheumatism is gone -- - glorious Jot talmywjBSiMTW that mora , . umy - . fog-be- i i,,lIJic C . ' "'i - FOR . i ' MAY ,23' 1923 elth-- lM .A. "4 gmaftCLs J mmifconsi A |