Show -- THE OGDE& STANDARD GIVE DATA ON YACHTMEH MAY SEEK Project in Arizona Begun by Adaline Gray Reclamation EARLY INDIANS Ariz (NEA) — This is pays tribute -- Southwestern Ruins Yield the month that ArizonaAdaline to its real First Lady Gray History To Archaefarm woman a" wrinkled who still runs her huge place preologists fers sun bonnets to Paris hats caliCOLORADO SPRINGS — (UP) co dresses to silk frocks and drives “£?ven Cities of Cibolo” that led Coronado the Spanish explor- horses instead of a car For Adaline Gray was Arizona’s er north from Mexico centuries ago are yielding an untold wealth in in- first settler She still lives in the formation of the early inhabitants first farm house ever built in the exof America to archaeologists state the Zuni Indian ruins ploring than that Arizona honors' ' Dr Frank H Roberts Jr arch herMore dreamed a dream because Insti that laid theshefoundation of what aeologist of the Smithsonian C whose has become the world’s most sucD tute Washington the party has beenofexploring NtheM rums project—now told cessful reclamation state 35 miles south Gallup the system irrigation of the work already accomplished boasts on a recent visit to Colorado Col - It was just 61 years ago this month that Adaline Gray then a lege here SIXTY SKELETONS pretty young farm girl from Arkan-on " stopped with her husband The Smithsonian party this sum sas banks of the Salt river to rest Zuni the of 60 skeletons unearthed mer — on into California before Pueblos — pushing Indians a tribe of the SUGGESTED IRRIGATION and nearly 200 pottery Drspecimens Adaline “didn’t take no truck” in Roberts hundreds of years old current boom talk about Caliex the the said For several months and its gold She was govil fornia a of ruins the in plorer dug west about Zunis merely because Columbus ing the lage inhabited by Harrison Gray her husband had 900 years ago rush fever Dr Roberts believes the Puebla theAs gold she rested beside the Salt rivits peak Indian's culture reached in her mind’s eye she saw the about 1200 or 1300 A D At that er desert suddenly construct to they had crossed with learned had period they garfound houses” blooming with rich crops the huge “apartment where homes with dens prosperous ruins southwest in many and raised their chilThe first white man the Spaniard farmers delt from the river would Water visited the southwest Indians about dren shouldn’t they Why 1700 acordmg to Dr Roberts Ruins do the trick — was plenty water use there of that life show that a change in the was of it— to run over their fields in the first settlers of Americaman’s ditches? Her vision fired her with brought about by the white She convinced her eloquence invasion doubting husband Her hands helpHOUSES TELL STORY the first canals The noted archaeologist declared ing his buildothers settled includ In time much can be learned of the early Jack adventurer a famous of their ing a study weavers peoples through with the who Grays helped Swilling houses alone The basket — predecessors of the Pueblos — con- their irrigation scheme Their energy and the magic water workec structed houses oval in shape About wonders with the desert Pueblos With the coming of the 420000 irri are Adaline were today Gray the first rectangular dwellings income an acres with average their gated Unwilling to change - built form of worship which always had per acre of more than three times average been carried on in houses of circu- the national of settlers grew handful As the the Pueblos retained the lar design then into thouand hundreds into after ceremonies for circular Khiva banded sands for together again they adopting rectangular buildings urged by Adaline Gray who never homes of the glorified desDr Roberts believes that resem lost her vision obtained ert government aic and the blance of the American Indian Roosevelt dam After that Eskimo and the Chinese and the to build of they built five other dams for irri discovery of cultural implements races gation and power development Tosimilar design among ttvse to the day the U S bureau of reclamaconsiderable weight give tion calls the Salt river area the of that they are descendants theory most successful reclamation project a common ancestor 7 in the world Some of the fire of her brave youth and all of the enthusiasm for Arizona still burns in Adaline she is 84 Her Gray today though brick manfarm home a two-stosion built around the house she J2VAN S VILLE Ind — (UP) — A anjl Columbus Gray built 61 years to ten ago is hallowed with memories It good turtle crop takes six H said mature to Kamp was for years the state’s social cenyears been in the ter who have turtle farmer The house is crumbling a bit now business 30 years An average turtle lays from 25 to but still is a landmark and is just 40 eggs a year “That sounds like as orderly and neat as ’in its heyfor Adaline never was a woma lot of eggs but it takes at least six day to an let things go to pot No door to turtle a get big enough years for on tr fry and be made into meat loaf on this house ever had a lock was —sometime! it takes ten years” he it Arizona desert hospitality bom there 61 vears ago is still said PHOENIX Rule-of-thu- old MoQre-Brabaz- ---T- he -- ’ Decade Required For Turtle Crop ry 1—B EXAMINER a most distressing Conservatism” he writes in a letter to the London “Sunday Times” “They have seen the advent of the airplane and the ’conquest of the air a subject which a very great bearing on the reAIR AID has action of wind on surfaces yet no attention has been paid to it In the sailor looks on the advent fact t LONDON— (UP) — Aeronautical of aviation as a cow does on a passexperts may be called into consult- ing train “It is high time we got sailors ation with British yacht designers aeronautical engineers together and in the effort to design a winner if to experiment on wind tunnels in atand when Great Britain again " order to see what can be done tempts to list the America cup methods for ‘sailing on a The suggestion has been made by wind’ will always be beaten by AmLieut— Col J T C the wealthy sportsman yachtsman and erica who early appreciated of this probto to learn the first Englishman fly aeronautical aspect It is understood to be under serilem” ous consideration by yachting en- etc thiicia 'First Lady ” Of Desert Land SEVEN CITIES - c- mb on -According to Lieut— Col Moore unThis a Brabazon there is wholly touched field for instance for testing out the eficiency of different forms of sail design and angles in wind tunnels such as are used for SEATTLE— (UP) — In this day testing airplane wing designs men have suctimbed to the when one of The sailors attitude is Woman Urges Tinted Paving urge of color adopting varied hues for their clothing when the color in automoscheme is biles homes and buildings It is considered only natural that somebody should suggest pavement tinted to blend with the landscape Mrs Grace M Burt was the first to advance the plan in Seattle "We" hear of restful colors everywhere except with reference to our concrete paving” she told the city council “How much more pleasant it from would be if we could eme-rgattractive buildings onto delicately tinted rose or green pavements instead of the glarmg gray or white ant New Air Route Cuts Travel Time Brazil — (UP)—The far western borders of Brazil are being brought into closer contact with the coastal cities by airplane serCUYABAR vice The government of Matto Grosso has just signed a contract with the German-owne- d Condor grease-streak- ed BUY YOUR DRUGS AT WESSMAN’S AND SAVE 97b Squibb’s Mineral Oil 24b Infant Suppositories Milk Magnesia full pint 39b SI 45 Virginia Dare Vick’s Vapo Rub 33b 72b 57 b Syrup Figs Squibb’s Cod Liver Oil 97b Heavy American Oil pt 49b Heavy American Oil qt 97b Padre Wine Elixir SI 21 45b Houbigant Powder Hail’s Canker 4Sb Citrocarbonate Ovaltine ' d Kotex to landing them airship contraptions there” she didn’t scoff or not even when get crusty about it the roaring planes made her chickens squawk mudly and dish into just hiding every few minutes She crawled through the fence to pay a neighborly call and as it happened to be her birthday methe in youngsters “jest up and put and took me for a ride” “That’s the best thing to ride in I’ve ever found yet” she grinned reousness it — and the covered She can tell of grabbing an un- membering of her girlhood loaded musket and driving away wagons MIndians a gang of - ng FAMED PIONEERS She knew over a long period of colorful years Jack Swilling who died in Yuma prison awaiting trial for a murder she knew he didn’t commit She can tell you of the days when she got lost riding horseback over a mesquite thicket that covered acres on the spot where the city of Phoenix state has known capital now stands Shemost of the from their childhood J big names in Arizona’s history old Just talking to this grand First Lady of the land of Arizona would make you sense something of the powerful character that still is revealed In the firm set of her wrinkled chin the steady look in her eyes that still wear no 4 glasses First and lost Adaline is a farm woman and a neighbor Last year when some “youngsters”-smootheoff a nearby farm the one that bounds hers on the north and “set d Dead Snake Foils Novel Plan In Life Brazil — (UP) — poisonued by snake Venom was Joao Tekti’s plan for ending his own life He placed two snakes taken from SAO PAULO Al-co- hol the Butanan Institute’s snake farm in a bottle of alcohol hoping they would poison the liquid Later he drank from the bottle but collapsed One of the snakes killed by the alcohol had slipped into his mouth M SINGING BARBER WAUKESHA Wis — (UP)— Paul R D’Amato barber doesn’t Just talk to his customers He sings to them D’Amato is the author of several songs -- Crcomulsion $121 s s s $179 $121 Pebeco 45c 1 Mum 57c Hind’s Cream 90c 45c Uca-Pa- k 30c Bromo Seltzer 40c Castoria 50c White Pine & Tar 27b 38b Cough Syrup 25c White Pine & Tar 19b Cough Syrup 60c Pertussin 47b 25c Nature Remedy 18b 25c Zinc Oxide Ointment 17b 89b $120 Listerine 60c Listerine 43b 30c Listerine 21b 100 Aspirin Tablets 49b 100 Hinkle Pills 24 C Pint Rubbing Alcohol 49b 2 Packages Modess 63b Turpo 33c Syrup Pepsin 58c Mennen’s Talc 19c Phenolax 19c Enders Blades Gem Blades 34c Ever-Read- y 27c Gillette 89c 72b 45b Ipana Kleeriex 19b 20b Taryton’s Raleigh’s 20b Spuds 69b Krasny Face Powder No 2 Hot Water Bottle 59b Pond’s Vanishing Cream 27 b 53b VELVETS FELTS METALLICS LOOK WHAT ST BUYS! 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