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Show THE WEEKLY NEWS EXPRESS. LAYTON, UTAH Airliner Needs Neither Wheels Nor Pontoons LIKE HIS ENGINE Just Fe anta Trail Little Bill, the engineer, was a enthusiast. hi! Every moment spare time was occupied in bulldln! he 'V0",d PWuS On! "Suffering friend.( aw andtuV h,broth-a-lcalled, out his latest effort and switched It on. This Is another one that I built I -aid. turning the dials mqelf,. Ca? ?Uite beIieTe It. said his 7 &m v ' ' ' fay-fy,- V ' 4 yc Tff THIEVES. THUGS, FAKIRS AND S, 'A, t,K fi yiyy0B fei '' , v" fci ;V' 4 $ '' k'yr4 1 v f cdcjaM j; J. CHARLIE, 5,y'Kv ti, " J6- y- - Wj?y vV vA ' - Jyx 4 ' fru Cuter,-'Pock-Marke- alts HIT mmES, -- BILL! ,x'f"-- ? y,. :. ' ' THE She shut off the gramophone and turned excitedly to her father. Dad, she exclaimed, "that Is the latest kind of Jazz record. Did you ever hear anything so wonderful?" Futher, who had been trying to read his evening paper grunted. No, he replied wearily. "I cant say I have, although I once heard a collision between, a wagon load of filled empty cans and a farm-car- t with ducks. Montreal Star. HD, tittle Jack, Mullin', HI SAW The -- Kid, and d about Twenty Others; K Fodnd'withlzi tbs Limits Of this City after TEXT OCLOCK F. XL, this Night, ou will be lasted to attend a GRAXTB h This new type of amphibian airliner hns been neoepted by the 1un America a AIpwbji and sU tiave been ordered from the Fairchild eompnny. The plnne, currying eight passengers and two will be tiie fnsteflt of Its type In the world, being cnpnblo of a speed of ISO miles per hour, ii wyi t pIM. able to Uud la as emergency without wheels or pontoons. ,m nCK-Ti- a PARTY. The; Expense fif which -- r- h trill tj . Las Vegas, March 24th, m 88a.r When tbs Rope hy Naloflai Prel5 . wtahtntton. D, kw WAs i ( sn the ft Trail. $ntp ( Gw Kit OtrSo F Owjraplclo Society. VVNU Sorvlue. - . e-- f .. r, am . or-cal- Diffre' l Mu'-ftou- . r s savage-- gray-aton- - haunted were-Invite- d tree-line- who-Ra- d time, was very much Interested In the proceedings. After her retarn slle lld her mother: nmlG a nthf-Pasd several a men made speeches te 12 lncn who sat ali together, and then these 12 men were put In a dark room to be developed." Montreal Star. boe MOUSE WISJX)Ht . FapV would find IcXS ( Angty Futher-We- ll, young fad'y, fie cbm back. could changes, Lift eiplal yourself to their la at ancostral liorwe on Is at thU Fortune knoll the be'plaeeij at Out VVipcdt Huge hair"' as he called Indian scalp-Ing- , houri AMARKIClf b the Santa Ing Tippecanoe jduce. it uraS a .massIs practiced now on(y In the by Depression ive, .80 room mnfislo.n of stone built Fe Trail 'ajssoclatloa as Dftughte 4rturhlny from fafe towns alpng the pilrty) Oh, daddy, beatify wliopj.et I was sitting up by tlm colonel's miner. The niemorlal arv to of Jebeillph Smith, one South Bend, Ind.The chedlno of trail. It Is not. easy now to. traJe with the sick son f (liming oW Maya scenes In S'pan- and heirlooms of- the family tile enf fy . pioneers kick man you tlqucs the America's the fortunes of the house of Stude-bakebead or cheap .firearms tot bunks lab Honduras. re always telling mummy you sU up . weye left, behind to help .satisfy West. once the city's first family, claims of ef vlrtfn Sliver In Santa Fe; tror Wason, who paswro through . creditors. hard, fcoqf would the bows . The Saita Fa Trail,. has Just been re von led. n route to his Odearia New cheqr a hiule drlvei At this lufme the StudeltakcTshad worn .highway, Offca lOD.fcet wide, a modest frame house Col. . In honte, atatrd the pMol will be arriving fi;om Missouri 'a do beaten constantly 6urcrtulned ..for. large, Milt .packed tlidt It holiday, shouid George M. Studehaker and tilo wife, groups of fo the Metropolitan Dry given , .gooffs pe.ddJeV Iij Dofranee tlw IIow tar do you live couldnt friends.. ' a with not city bead of the elan and owe time mas-te. .. of Art, Is New fork. Where arrive. the couple-waknown from the station?. wh(& on settlement whole lt and mlsttess of a great world famous Mllvctlon cf . Mow thoTralf. Altor.and democratic. . Comrndes of the Weed D you mea as tfi crow jength, stretchedacrosg and armor Is housed. castle, are weathering out the colonel's Spnolsli arm Tlie land.- - On bulifalo inbal a!oie way lb tlm file Hays files, r the tnoacy virgin Ancleflt lean depression years. Walfeew w plata, , eseeuted Lft oh the jcx tensive the plainsman often lived; and fronl where piopoer .freighters ended flies? . to camp . Gope is tlie enormous Studeboker grounfis of theoslnt.. KpAnlsh tlondunifc tlrelf long trip acposk the greefl hide bo made clumsy, fortune,. which. dated from 'pie time plalnsand ' Kow The couple live Id feU boots unlohded their big wagons, Is SUU to oxen's from Cleh. Girdlsr savp the forbears of tlm present family ' ' Kabkit tits stones see hot safid. tlte center a In took short' few ' 'ef lie only of to life They cut fame. and, Santa good At Fe. day's started a little wagon factory here, their closest friends: Hut thofy who Oh, you mean on of those .fclldlaiui, Tssfis. A Jock .rabbit march' Woe' 13 miles. evening time, , wbe soft breeaes nearly 100 years ago." T.he millions have visited the Over ttys amazing pathway ef the sigh among the trembling elm conplo.ln their, mod flyers who djia't take the dJnibyt made news when he-- bit i that piled up wlipp the 'Stddebakcr cst qitnrlcrs report them cheer- buJIdog owiud by Winkler county plains drove the longest wngoq feaveS, fhe locah ... equator route? factory turned bo the manufacture ful and and fllrtatlohs, promeqiadb th! smiling, despite hardships official, Tlm dog chased tjie Thb-hi- t 'trains ,tlfe world ever saw, ta!ns of automobiles have vanlslred. to which they are unaccustome'd. eveiv ancient plaza gindamllh as ravlslv IpJo a fence corhfr. Tulnlng on often miles long, with four-anToday, the woman wha ruled as "Folks have been mighty kind." 'his pursuer, tlm rabhtl sank . arbiter of South Bend society aftd tRe-tys eight cyeakltfg wagons rymbflng .lngly as la Kit Carson.s romafltlc any. AftwaU,: fhnt's. what ltc.eth la the 6og'a clck. Tlve flog abreast. ttfgJBc It day. . But ndne od them wbuld lqave moved In' the first soclut circles of COUflts." tteti 0 did tbs rabbit. wqs, pushing out to win the UeRtl home now for a . New Verk and Chldigo la living beaver At Its peak, ft, 000 wagons und 50-tyiutper, even It the trapper had with tier husband, iipou the charity 000 o.x yoked used Jn one seflson I licked every tper rival at the of close friends. . . - Tha Studebakers llve'ln a small , Ffankllh, AJq., lp. Kit Caf sftns , , the rAn the wop frail yopth, Orlglnnlly of. outpbst bpstreans ;housfl on a quiet , from Franklin, crossed the Missouri St. Louis, with 4,(K)0 South Mend residential street. was the'only otlier large town at Arrow Hock, and strotejied west wljose ha)ids are more In. Mlswount. Jrouf there clun'rsjr through .what Is now Loxlngtofl and accustomed ..to pouring tea Into boats, A rich region snnd'bui's, battling snags, and Indepervlence, Moi dainty gups of. porftdnfn than muildy whlrlpeols, their pasSengorsr where, is settlers' multiplied, handling brooms arid mop, helps often firing1 at deer 6t wild tuttoy vigorous culture developed,-wjth- ' with the dally, household routine. U. . Cuts Red Tftp to t projfdi of doubtful off the wooded.rlver bimlcs. beat .Its fa inline homemade walnut fur A iiiiiIiI who cooks the meats docs value or projects that would most of tfe Jionsvwock, but many Franklin, wlitre th Sruita nlture, ash holers, big snap ant give Up Program. Speed tlmlicti employment, but all red Fe trail then atnrted.' only of the- homely tasks fnjl utw Mrsi sorghum kettles, looms, and spin . tape U Mug rut in aroht delays .. .. Studehaker. .fVmjklln. boUindd' wit'h- .tV for wing wheels. , Washington. Impetus to The $3. that have dogged the sdinlnlsfra trade. It 6'ethcd where Today, with fairly 300,(M),(kiU fgdernl Washington Ifvlng Family Loss. Near $6,000,000. public works tlons. step gyring few mon. Oxen, bdwied;. mulcl aaw myriad pralyje chicken, 'or The story of the sears toft", by program during thb past feto Weeks WMlth,X kicked aiwh grunted. Through mud fperrokedlfl as pioneers callet the depression upon ttie. Studehaker gave weight to predictions tjmt Tlie prlnofpet iVl.iy has been tn afid dirst of the orudb town's crowd- them, one' passes big tierfs of- white fortune- differs only in degree from more thim a million jnyn sj'IH be getting federal ' projects started. ed .street. cr.0)Cked heavily lomled leghorns. Endless Old Trail withdrawn from the vast army of These were that of thousands '.of typleni Amerthe first authorized. wftgons-OfCotle&t-ogitake cssws garages tyW, 'of vi;aysld4 thq place unemployed boforg the rigors pf with ican .families trapped by the trench full appreeUtlou bf the ' blacksinlth scdiooncrtlke. loaded wlie're winter hopped, are wagon, fell. . shops, formed erous decline of the 'security Hoosevelt admlulstratlou that this' with, bolts qf calico, ginghams, reishoe a- hofs'e or tb 'stopped ' of ICKeS tlie Secretary fnterlfir .. type of public works was notorious-- , t ved, cotton goods', fdtlery.. firearms, act a tirf. Where slaves tender Close friends of the family esti- ,apd hl chief aids are. refraining ly slow. Impatient at the delays tools, and light IfnrdwAie, ind1 hpinp and tobacco, big dairy plants Colo-ncStuile-bake-r mate the losses of on list'd by bureaucratic fed tape, drawn .by four or five pairs of oien are busy now, thblr painted barns Cleand his brother, the late HOME tOAN BANK HEAp and squabbles among (kpartmClit br.nnries;.pnd,, brpasj-lBtills and sllns replaclng tire w either merit .SUidehnker, Jr., at about $0, aod tmnsm tw'iids, tekee called lof bound t listen tobder- sheds fit otherdays. urp frqin .Santa Fe. 000.000. Most of the load came In action , El Faso, even from far from As commerce grew, boats . the terrific- collapsg of the tjisgil Ilf dowaiitle that i), e0Mtract puijhetl trahis-cam- e farther pack. drlftlnj op the- Missouri, .passing utilities elnplre. In r'blcb the fam poilod, traditional . day be cut In, Jaden with Mexlcnn silver, with Franklin. By By had a heavy Btake.' lSavindependertee , drastically. There was no federal weaver peltd and buffalo rnN. Big. tlm starting. point for traffic, - The Studehnkers had bdbn closely law requiring public noIctf. It .(ratted, swarthy nnlsh isvn ta a cress .tlm . allied with Insutl In bis spectacular was merely a pntetlce which mohs plain. Pljdng the rlver A Cirrrinls'g.Werlzontaf. red blankets agd tight trousers wen then was .one governmfint-own&- J affectiow nperlattv . and backed lsetto (nme functionaries found It ellffl power. , fo a larct dlvlaloa of who fought wjt-- knlves-am- t spoke host flsed fdr exploring, thn.West-trA few weeks igo CpIbneVstdde-takeland cult to get sway from. , . . it pugribg, tongue strnqge (u Mis' Xrmb'ect'ef aa laatltatloa of hlhet fill'd a petition In bankruptcy, tngltreer. . he . ,Ybca fm problem bf com wltSi , learning rvtwuing lie showed liabilities of $2,000.(KK), vlndnx slates, counties and- uiunlvl souri folk nltngled elalna existence . .. , firth f Ranaatf. Glty. , ' Caravans, assets of $2.0fK) arid about $33 .In pnlllles that here was a east fuifd. that toward wThlch .ther A few. miles . cash. , . Kotos of other Investors, niovemeat up ircwli Ihdepend-enLittle LMt of fraiftli qeallabl more than a bliriofl qnd color . , Landing, 'where the Kansas, Zl which 'the colonel and his "brother half fop fioa fcdbral pvoj nphemkm fqr a ahortnglr Word" of empire irahkitn long called the Far outpost losses. kaw, to IwJsts. north their heayy ecu, fhe government willing .to was in those slgnbr). added hrhach of coatlanlt exciting days. Ir.saw Into fbe' Missouri, fur traders. and JJrA . Cooled s . mak ap outright Gives Up Palatial lorfie. . ' grunt o.f 80 per tljo cheering legions posy, T.ut now freighters fehnd s XWDrongh t. forth' . , shelvin' cent flat,. to cover liibor the cost of A hovlna animal . .. .When tile bankruptcy acflonr wvrs . qnd ts symphohy of life U lulled, reck, an t easy place to land .goods! material, and 7i pe? Ahbrerlaftloa for d sthtd . . filed the Sludebakers movgd' fyom wf,ere Long ago the hungry yiver rhilmed Near ftete. bj 1833. a new town, f-- A dlmlnntlre hnOlz needml on ( cett onus oveaa Didst of 1L Few, Indeed, of tlx Westport, came Into being. . 4ILoiig;tnff period of 8vl jvsrw hodl whopause so w foy tn tlm H became the starting-poin-t f-- A sroax to food The .special cnMnet gfliblie works hastening dhaotla wlthoaK hot dogs or cigarettes evpn dreauf for Santa Fe. Gradually, as AAbrerfatloa fog a mehanvo ' 4 bonrij U feedlnj lid type of allotBones Visigoths wCfe scenes what stirring leaeth merchants and farmers followed thd . ments through thg mill 'frith here when the Mexican .flag tVuho la fu t opposed . Found in CArdoiv jtill ever fraders, this colony s'prcnd sing sptkM. now that thd . Hndelr aollea waved frjra western Kansas t cj'. through a gap In the bluffs and Ala drld. Workmen bavet db Aa Inelesaat form df a teaao of tho nmchluery ts,,in at mdslmum ft. Joha of Boston Vahey , IJasa., came to be known as Kansas, aftcovered VJslgothlc burial grounds . verb to be" ickes boMjs to have the Ifornla. who ha. Yet Its name, like Daniel Iioone't er the Jocal tribe of Indians. Incorform jueaalag wlthla" on Mount llorquera. In Cordova, appointed chairman enure lu wv to and Kit Carsons, endures to. the ef the. Federal .JKiwe Lonu bank favor of A porated .as the Town of Kansas eighteen sepulchers containing payrolls by January. . beverage bmtrd. la succession to William F . to 1S30, Its name was annals of the West. the remains of ordinary persons ? Expressing dental' change to 1 StevgnsoA, A As for the trail Itself, Sweeping Kansas City In 1SS9. surround a funeral urn containconjunction to the on from skeleMuddy Big pncleiit Southwest ing the perfectly preserved Into Kansas old f the Ta loae Inater Expert. Study Speech r Santa Fe, now It Is busier and ton of a Visigoth warrior. Irall rubs; thence west along the 8bnab and Scbaa . . fron tgtruvugant forecasts, and de- of Railroad and mev uoc'th bank of the Arkansas Mexican lndiAp Tribe than ever,' Among the articles found near Vertical.' . clars tt would be too nfuch to ex- - . river, :or highways, paralleling Its course, which formed ,M the warrior's skeleton Is a gold American cltr of the boundary of part pcfl that so gigantic a program A false pre tea tee . . J O ove l coin that bears the bust of 'ltvres In Mexico are handle today's vast commerce. Now be.tweeh the United States and could he,gitttun under fray within In and rapldlf ride millions speed in the Mexico of the 1846-4safety a, king Vlslgoth results of ad until the war of A Fofa . the few Souths Che TWA has been awaiting T tion In an Itfoltri el districtInvestiga- where pioneers beat their stubborn' few miles west of where '. Vndertakes Spain from C22 to 631. Beneuth of the Dodge City fpnctlosdng. and hunger, dar-n- ftonds the trail thirst lluastecn.vttieat the frontier of oontemptnooo the bust Is the Inscription "Svkr-tllway person against originally crossed Vera f Sprlqg Is Goal. Poant part at a rear a torture and death In the forays the' river at Gmarron Crossing, fol- ,, Bex," the x being In the 8nd nij!llg0 staUtel L,'i la rlv iBbe tut WV" trlonfi. of , Pawnees, ambuscades they Hope for Is to reach form of a cross. On the gnd la explicit form lowing the Cimarron valley over the conof and penk construction max'i name, aborteaed side Is the word rivs," which Cheyennes, Comanches, Usage Southwest Kansas and on to Las .h?.,I"d.1?a itr.lbe- 'hfck Inhabits ' and is said, to Arapahoe. New Vegas,' Mexico. But appears on many old coins, Sad sequent employment by spring. this road gjenk the Nevertheless, (he employment curve Where millions of buffalo rocked crosses many miles of waterless another word that looks Jlke Mayn8, UlSYni though on the with the thunder of stann land, and later graph Is constantly rising, ah Jillects are Babl," presumably the town nher1 pioneers blazed a spoken on the plains with the prospect It will level off hoofs and died from arrows, longer but more watered and tlw nearest where the gold pieces were xdlng path. This point somewhat by mid December. By where othor Mayan Indians rifle balls, now millions latter branch became in time the coined. live in spears and theq, IWA engineers and statlstl animals lift bovine main Near the bones of the warrior '3.ruf.atanany hundreds of thoroughfare, especially for dons declare, morg than 1,500, (XX) of rplles away. was a metal Jar containing an I'aces to store at pawing train and wagons. It follows the Arkansas will be at . work on federal The Investigators are a safe n river Into projects. motors ca ointment, which baa been sent to Colorado, through La Spaniard Including the $ kX),000,(XX) country-wid- e and a a chemical laboratory for an fenced field l, chased by no wolves, Junta and Trinidad; thence over MHyan roufi program, and municipal white men on Raton The Spaniard Is Dr. Manuel alysla. There were also the point Pass, and to Las Vegaa and J. Indians, or hungry nd Btate of a apear, the usual ceramic- nb projects. PWfrwor horseback. of philology Santa A,nd.rade' Fe. Today the Santa Fe With more than $1,800,000,000 alJecta and metal buckles and of Chicago.0 As Windmills, wells, and city water railway and the popular Santa Fe Vrslfy ready allotted for federal projects a apedalls th the crosses. lota of water now where motor Mayan language, system highway use this same route alone, and projects he has collaborated with the Car men wild with thirst once vainly or closely Archeologists attach great Ini parallel It bringing the total to date to more .egie Institutes expedition In portance to thla find, because re with bleeding fingers in ,jry From Franklin, Mo., to Santa Fe, dug (ban $2,000, (KX),ooo contracts are $ The Mayan Is mains of the Vlslgothlc epoch in stream beds, or walked oot on the old trail Is bow well marked Alfredo let with Increased speed. Us down quietly rera. professor of the Mayan Bar parched plains thla country ar j scare by monuments set up by the Daugk Ickes has not let down the bara at the National museum die. and ten of the American Revolution. her C. HttIe dater, ttoni ed her falhcrs court for the rst him the Work tbe new office boy had been Instructed htfw to answer callers. Just before noon a man asked, Is the boss In? Are you a salesman, a bill collector or a. friend of his?" the boy Inquired. "AH three, was the n newer. Well, hes In a business conference. lie's out at tows. Step la Bd bo him, S Wraa Childs Version fitvt 100. Substantial Citizens. Adrcntufcrs Pistol Found m Honduras' Ktw Ur kuna,' La. A pistol believed to have been the property of William Walker, American soldier of fortune who. made himself president of Nicaragua la lt.V), wa found toy Gregory Mason, Archeologist of the Ufrl-- ' ' vewlty ftf ttnnsylvanlsC while 1 , shriek "It loud-speake- whistles at every station. NEAREST TO IT MSI y,'V'9kr,,y- & v Reveal Decline of m, Billy W' ... n'laW 03 8 f)Ierc,t'g from the Amozi' Whom Are Pit y. foS? lZlr BUNKO-STEERER- i Jhr d Tu-jjljo- - - "Do you think the moon Is realty of grr'en cheese?" . "Shre It la; some giant mouse eats it evbry dqy. Dont you see how It Is stflaljer every night." Jjiadfc A Mistake snJ. I Wish you woqldnJ call me Mr. Jenkins. She (coyly) Why don't you Wish me to coll you .Mr. Jenklus? . He Merely Mobiitson. Pearson's, lioi-aps- same's y tmek-llk- e strict-retiremen- i A-- What . round--ttie-worl- d ., sepor!tas,-.dark-.eye- . you think vt tk fl ; BKiId? The more ! thick f tier ih I thick of her . fce leva - CROSSWORD PUZZLE . VV4ity-.a'colos- d . faa-dan- Plan whlte-palnte- d n. jeo-.pie- ,' us tcd-ncfijil- . - . - d . - - t - pfl-gi-l- mit;-ket' - . l g west-stream- , - pgrarrT1 - thl-lluah'u- - . m-- h r n - c . -- jn-- r of grt Iikl-ef- bn A, note ef A verb. 21 . . . tb Sftl .. 22 24 Chemical afmbol . 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