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Show J I'll: , 27, 1231 y, ? , MAGNA TIMES. MAGNA, UTAH STAGE COACH TALES lWYil r ricaa Diamonds f By I. p TAYLOR Insisted was spelled this wsy, although U usually was spelled ? handke: Bolts by the police was probably c ' i the last of the notorious highway yc . men or road agents who preyed upon the old stage coaches In tho A . , - McKesson l Northwest. w sc-rRODua Re operated in Wisconsin and Michigan in the 1890a, and was famous as a crack shot Us practiced ahootlng by firing at a bull's GroiaW.al Wros Way , James C. Carver remodeled a large eye while riding swiftly on a horse. e Sometimes he would toss uf haul gliding at Madison, VVla., to Friend were nuts and crack them with revolver cattle feed. Re was of the same type invited to witness its first products. shots. Wheels of' gunman famous through' the Garter pushed a button. turned. Workmen poured great sacks Southwest a few years earlier. In the spring of 1800 a stage of grain into hoppers, but nothing was held up between Pulclfer coach finished the as The out product tame and Budnel, Wlt with small loaa building was searched from top to bottom without discovering where The holdup was laid to Holsse. One morning soon after that. Hertbs grain was going. Carver went to There out of a ventilator man ftafath was driving his stage tb roof. coach from the north toward Shaspouted the mixture, and the wind scattered It afar, A workman had wano. Be looked around and stared Into the muzzle of a revolver pointdiverted the ground grain Into the ed at hla face. Behind the gun was . wrong pipe. Holsse. There were two passengers on the coach, Thomas Ainsworth, known as a wit In that section, and a Menominee Indian. ftafath at once brought his horses to a atop, and Holzse ordered the mall pouch be thrown out Rafath asked Ainsworth what he should do, and Ainsworth advised him to obey the command. 3 After the maE was surrendered, the bandit ordered the driver to produce" all hla money. Rafath handed him $1L Holzse demanded more, bnt Rafath insisted that was WOMEN: aQ be had. !n later years he said he bad $43 In a vest pocket and had saved that by lying to the bandit Holzse took $9.75 from Ainsworth, iWhat should women do to keep their all that gentleman had with him. Ibowels moving freely? A doctor Im sorry It Isnt an even $10,' should know the answer. That is why Ainsworth told the bandit I still pure Syrup Pepsin is so good for owe yon a quarter. Come and col women. It just suits their delicate prganism. It is the prescription of an lect It some time." Bolzse Ignored the Menominee pld family doctor who has treated thousands of women patients, and and ordered Rafath, Ainswho made a special study of bowel worth and the Indian down the troubles. road. They walked a hundred yards I It is fine for children, too. They pvt its taste. Let them have it every away and turned around to see me their tongues are coated or their Holzse ripping open the mall pouch. an is sallow. Dr. Caldwells Syrup They coaid hear him swearing beepsin is made from fresh laxative cause the pouch contained nothing erbs, pure pepsin and other harm of value. ss ingredients. After that stage holdup, Holzses When youve a sick headache, int eat, are bilious or sluggish; description was broadcast throughad at the times when you are most out Wisconsin, and a constant watch rt to be constipated, take a little of wae kept for him by police and ns famous prescription (all drug sheriff a stage coach drivers. lores keep it ready in big bottles), short time later took Rafath to look md youll know why Dr. Caldwell's yrup Pepsin is the favontelaiaUve at a suspect be bad captured, bnt It waa not Holzse, and the man was ta million womenl released. Da. W. B. Caldwell's Rafath kept a wary eye open for the bandit after that, but never encountered him again. A youth who often substituted for Rafath as A Doctor's Family Laxative driver of the coach, however, did not take any chances. He whipped The Other Wejr Around np hla horses whenever be saw a man standing by Prison Visitor And I suppose It suspicious-lookin- g s poverty end the many a prospecroadside, brought you herer isoner 60G0eG-- ,o, I a simply tive passenger was left swearing when tbe stage rattled past him at iulng money. a fast clip. A maiden Holzse loved tbe limelight and It Ask papa." speech proved hla undoing He held np stages In a grand eloquent manner, and apparently tried to put on s special ahow whenever he was comOpen mitting his crimen . , soothe uffy noMrils, Near Marquette, Mich, a short I irritation by use of time after bis activities had forced I WcatooUtum ia note. Rub briskly 1 oa cbest to improve blood him to flee beyond the state line orcuhti and of Wisconsin, Bolzse stopped e stage ji prevent m Coaltioiijaiiiad coach, carrying mall and filled with passengers. He warned an aboard the stage against shooting, but one passenger did not heed the warning, and fired From tho Iroquois a shot at the bandit 2h bureau of Amerlcan fire on the coach, ethnok Holzse opened after bullet , ballet says that the name then, firing Conestoga of from the Iroqnolan name Kan through the windows and walls One passenger was vehicle. the PSe," meaning at the place of imersed pole." killed and another seriously wounded. Two bullets pierced the hat driver. Fore! of the (nor in London Holzse waa captured by possee hlrty four per cent of Londons who were quickly put upon his trail, eign population are Russian, 10 and later was sentenced to the Michnt Italian, 8 per cent German igan state penitentiary for life. He per cent French. was released in a few years, how" ' -- ever. to thn Farm v (A. 111. WHtwi Newepaper Oaloa.1 mistaken city belief ttan falling in any other oe Freaks f Appendicitis aon can succeed at farming. Two cases of appendicitis on tho Qtry Home. left aid have been reported at Paris by Dr. R. Bloch. , In one paNation Gam BUI the pain was oa the right side tient average American family cots- where It le non ally to be expected mor than two packagee of la appendicitis, whits tbs organ gum weekly. Collier's whose Inflamed condition canned jt the disturbance waa on the left Ia the other tbe condition was Jnst t kllt From Sager . . verscjfc These caeee confirm, U is !w lumP of are rubbed stated, that there la a clinical and sugar t1 In a room that Is com- - an anatomic form of left appendl-cltl- a 1 flark, they will giro a feint should be osed to which entitcondition this diagnose only after the y can be establlahed been operated patient has actually upon. vJJ mauu-'tuetnr- r watch your $2.25 leco 4 it 30WE1S , SYRUP PEPSIM X-ra- The Ideal Ration Land All Winter Long fe .towerinn mountain fttiphest type hotels dry ln--i 'clear ' toramort starlit nights Deaert Moyareawd aoorNSSMnr Spring California 8lt Laks City, . No. 49-1- g- -w vN What Maks Cynic r State Journal fiy Jsassa A Peace-Tim- Hero w WEISS PRIZE STOST THIS THANKSGIVING Real gratitude Thanksgiving expresses Itself ia sharing with In no other way could ethers we love ear neighbor better than to apply tha rale "Live and let live". Then let aa as lateraieentaia Predace and Product. They are better anyway. MRS. W. BOREN. Salt Lake City, Utah. ... ... T N 1809 there died one of th eost famous Americana of bis day. He had received more honors during hlat lifetime than any dtlaen of the United States ever bad before. Coo- great voted him apeclsl medal and 4 Queen Victoria presented bin with1 Jeweled miniature of herselt He waa buried with kingly honors In Westminster abbey. Later his bodyj c was carried to hla own country and It was borne on Englands fined V. warship. Now two American towns an American college end museums r; at Harvard. Tala and Baltimore bear bla earns Hla status stands In tb Hall of Fame at New York Abandoned Mine at the Kimbsrity Group. university. Yet today tt Is doubtful if one American In n hundred (fnMnd fe y IN National Oeograpki about of diamonds only 10)4 pounds It Isnt bo hard to shoot Society. Wauhtneton, IX C.I could tell even th principal fact u WNU Bnrvlca.) ratio of 14.000.000 to L ay, to the mark . straight about the life of Peabody. George W might address the cleanser, of new diamond know where youre If you A native of Massachusetts he had Tanganyika has who broad bladt In hand, now and In woods, fields, or aiming, been storea a farmer, country colony the focal thea scrapes off the dlamondlferona point of enthusiastic pros- petroleum and throws It Into a vat keeper, one of America's first trav- park. eling salesmen end a soldier la th But, lets aim to help neighpectors in search of the guttering of boiling water., t War of 1812 before he was twenty-on- s bors, home-town, - , gems. and friends. off dollars' millions f "Scraping Then he became a banker and Their good fortunes may The African diamond Industry Is worth of diamonds In this way, Isnt In hla thirties and forties estabstart where our thoughtlessonly slightly more than e half cen- it rather exciting , . lished an International banking tury old. Today tbe continent pro"Why, no," be will probably an boose which obtained tn England ness ends. f duces nearly nine-tentof tb wer unemotionally and everyone - Patronize Home Industry. the credit which pioneer America worlds supply. It was In 1870 that knows what familiarity breeds needed to develop Its vast resources. the windy, dust-swe. region of It's about Uka handling mortar In financing the American expediGriqualand. South Africa, suddenly with a trovel tion to search for Sir John Franklin, changed from No Man's Land to EvInside the room, to whlct lost in the Arctic,. be created a erymans Land, when diamonds were visitors are sorting admitted after an eye bond between England and America discovered there. Later, It was anhas scrutinized them from behind which greatly Improved oar rein nexed to Capt Colony within such a men wer poking tlons with that nation. . . From the Greek drawn boundaries diamonds panel, meticulously boles But th United States even more that Inside one farmer's housa the In small through graduated Th word "attic" la geographiscreens to ascertain the than England haa reason to rememfamily dined In that colony and stones diameters On one table alone ber him cal. The architects of Attica, of gratefully because of his ent to bed In the Orange Free carate-welgh- t 1800 of gems services aa en educator and a phll which Athena waa . tha ancient lay State. j , , worth approximately a million do- nthropUt. And It was because of capital, planned such a story, risabove an architrave or cornice, "Playing" Jackgtonet . with dia- llars Feeling aa dizzy as AU Baba tbe fact that there was tittle of the ing because it waa especially suited to monds!" Somehow that electrifying In the treasure cave, on aska trem- dramatic and spectacular In these their type of building. In modern caption was overlooked by news re- ulously of a sorter: , i services that he la now almost for- times such an Attica or Attic story porters In 18GGI when at Hopetown, "Putting millions of dollars worth gotten. To him probably more than has been called an attic. on the Orange river, the pretence of diamonds through screen holes any other man is due the credit of e of diamonds In South Africa was isnt It a bit thrilling . establishing th American system of r Inairt signaled by a child who was disOh, no, be answers suppressing public school education. He did It Wool Eixiets , Port Virgin covered playing with a casually a yawn founding the education by comPeabody again that familiarity f one-halIn was fund picked up gem weighing 21 carats. of what then Had tn thn dla plex as he popped a ode-incIntermountain West At once the South African dia- mond through the screen, "it's about tbe states of tb Union. The college In Nashville, Tenn which bears his . mond fever was on. Ships lost their like shelling peas" name la CSIM. UTAH W8CLEN PILLS monument to his desire overseas their town simItself crews, la aa Kimberley shopkeepers to train school teachers for aSUknCttr public clerks police forces their tobbles," ple and homelike a place aa you'd tbe underworld Its crooks; and per- find In tb suburban area of some work. Also he antedated Andrew almost fifty years la Remembered Limerick haps th church tost a cunts and Amelcan city. It has produced Carnegie by free public libraries A famous old liberick with recertainly Natal lost a budding cot- nearly $1,300,000,000 worth of dla establishing Tbe statu under bis inscription ton planter be had once felt drawn monda In half a century, y Its dlffl ward to Henry Ward Beecher ia to the ministry In tb case of an cult to see bow the cltyJ could ado In tbe Hall of Fame Is tbe best tn as follows: A preacher named Invalldlsb yonng fellow named Cecil quately have exprelsed Its wealth swer to the accusation of "money Henry Beecher said the hen was mad America." It reads Looking a beautiful creator. The hen, John Rhodes AU raked np the price production save by paving Its main ased with that, laid an egg in to get them to Oriqualands desert street with gems; bnt In truth It forward beyond my stay on earth I hat. And thus did tha hen rd has been Its fat to have created can see our country becoming richof drought and diamonds" er and more powerful. But to make Beecher." fortunes too that often flitted from Future Kimberley was soon a South Africa to the her prosperity more than superficial, In attractions scene of canvas tents of wagons her moral and Intellectual developLondon and Paris L aanncui. uhb co. converted Into buts of prospectors Bros Fet there was an exception. At ment should keep pace with her Artificial Umb Tram material wealth." sieving the dlamondlferona earth, least one Cratchc Arch Support, Kimberley digger, Cecil EUolto Howe btenston Shoo, and of kopjewallopers" those who Rhodes could amass a fortune, btab)ltw4 In Bolt Ukc In ISOS bought other mens fields on spec- scorn to use It in the common yet 4 Sothf action CaaraatmS Ml Waa. way 300 CaptiTes, so Empty Gun ulation harrying to and fro among Great wealth lit W. TUr4 Ba. I Balt Uha CUr. DL constitutes a trust, to YORK ALVIN G. the sorting tables be administered In tha wider Inter SERGEANT 132 Germans and won ' Also there appeared tbe resource- eats of humanity such was hi for himself tba title of outstanding Large Pheasant Farm ful L D. B." (Illicit diamond buy- vlew.-- . And that ba did, according of the largest pheasant one At bnt J. hero," Sergeant Harry with what to hla lights within South Africa wr er), whs Y mem- farms in England, on the border N. Adams of a Rochester, might be described as the diamond-stealin- g and for tbe British emptrs. ber of Company K, Three Hundred of Sussex and Hampshire, 500 " hen pheasants are kept In captivity Industry, -s- muggled out You may strike his trail along the and Flfty-tblrof the and Infantry at least 150,000 eggs art sold stones In contravention to tbe law. twisting street It follows the route Eighty-nintdivision single-hande.. every in atones year. cigarettes pipes of bygone diggers footpaths from made prisoner of more than three Stowing by no means claim to claim that leads' you ' to hundred Teutons and bollow shoe-heeIt won for him exhausted bis Ingenuity. The bnngry-do- g th GRAMS OF GOLD New Rush" tbe Distinguished Service cross a starved of trick that feeding mine, Here Is tbe vast, extinct era which b was awarded In 1919. THE WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL animal on meat containing dia- ter, almost a mil around and "Makes Cream Taste Better" Then for twelve year hla feat waa monds and subsequently retrieving quarter of a mile deep, that once forgotten. When General Perahlngi Western tfcds For Western' Trade them by cutting him open was spewed diamonds Into Europes cap- memoirs were published la 1931 be ' - Atk Tanr Gratae much In vogue.' itals; and here, too, If youve eyes told of the capture by Private To Strenuous miners tq see them, swarm old-tie marine, of 73 Germans Controllsd th Output Bobbie was telling about his with avid eyes and avari- "Not bad for the marines, said army ghosts, Under desert conditions food was cious bands, sifting tbs earth and but let remember Ser- first day at school I dont like it. often more precious than diamonds clawing at fortune. Tomorrow, for officer,Adame" So even They almost worked me to death. tbongh they Gave me a pencil and some paper, and baths if yon could afford that them, the fleshpots of Paris and geant ace could became what of pot film, and I didnt have time to do anyluxury, were taken In Imported soda London! waa be or dead whether still alive $lae all day, he reported watertDeapIte prophecies of a brief still In tbe army or a --civilian, thing Many Used In Industry, that evening on his return. years life for Kimberley, tbe first Not all diamonds ar destined to through, the newspapers they retwo decades showed a production of shine forth from Jewelry that adorns minded bla fellow Americans of tbla -- CLAUDE NEON LIGHTS a from the six tons of diamonds women. M oft than half story:" men and country. Indeed, by 1880 th Elcctwcal Paooucra Cormsation the worlds produettoh of the atones. On September 12. J918, the Three stones African South of possibility IMS Bo. Main Balt Uka City In Fifty-thirIn ia and ased Hundred Industry. waa so apparquantity, Infantry swamping tha market ent that Rhodes and bis group Some form bearings for watches took part In the attack on the town Honey Is Energy Food chronometers electric meteft, ano of Bouillon vllle. They captured the formed the Common honey ia among the 80 German town accurate and Instruments and other surrendered De Beers company. beat high energy-produciSons in to Adama and hla lieutenant Then foods., of Modern Kimberley abate on a laboratory apparatus It ia especially valuable as hole are the lieutenant which told Adams It see to are drilled, tapered s a food for babies and young chilcircle which fine wire of plat- there were anymore Germans In dren because it ia a simple sugar. barriers used for drawing and within barbed-wl- r rare metals the town. Tbe sergeant saw one of When used by hard workers silver, gold, it remines housing "compounds proc- inum, usea for dia- tbe Beinlea run Into a house and he places the sugars in the blood and industrial Other stores company ess sheds hospitals monds ar es drills for porce- followed. He entered Just In time muscles which have been burned pnblle baths and kitchens In fact, lain and similar hard glass to see th German go through, by exercise. substances; Industo the necessary everything en- trapdoor tn the wall Af that time lathe tools for work; turning miners Bantu try and Its 5,000 points ; and as cutting edges he had only two shots left to hla These Bantu boys" are voluntary graving per week will be For automatic platoL - Firing both those rock for drilling and sawing. tor els months for the beat recruits who mine paid the-lesshots s through tbe door he shouted Industrial purposes only annually, returning to their kraals ea article "Come out there." of "Why you less and valuable nearly perfect with th wherewithal tor meeting stones should as Intermountaia used. are And did they come out I .The man made Goods" Similar to taxes tor buying wives with lobola Tbe United States Is th world's be bad followed was the first above. Scad your story ia (cattle dowry), or for less serious foldoor and be was greatest diamond consuming coun- through the prose or verse te Intermoan-tai- n Investments Normally It absorbs oeariy the lowed by' one lieutenant colonel, 18 try. Products Column .P. O - Bach week b th Kimberley equivalent of the entire Sootk Afri- ataff offleer and 853 soldiers.- - A Boa 1545. Salt Lake CUy. U tons of some "blue 70,000 mines can output. If all tbe diamonds few minutes later Capt. Elmer RJ 'your story appears ia thi grouDd" (bard dlamondlferous earth) produced la tbe world In 1929 could Axon called out to Lieut Van Dyne , fcolamn yon will Off flft blasted out, crashed. fed have been combined Into a single Howbert of tbe Three Hundred and ar receive check for - ipOoUU In rotated steel that hero cornea, one Into running water, cube It would have been firs and a Fifty-thir- d drums Jiggled along In troughs and half feet across each face a cryatal man with about half of the German' washed across tablelike surface block aa tall as tbe average man army." Thep says Howbert, "Adama Old Otye Vicissitudes costed wlthr petroleum Jelly. The and' weighing more than a ton and waa walking along tn front and en-- ! St Augustine, Fla., the oldest ; unconcerned he fores ' had centrifugal by process rotary tlrely picked a halt in United States, has city p mass Into ground-usince exhausting hla pis- changed the separates the In recent yean a wealth of the up a rifle her nationality' many dlfferent-alze- d was and units Tbe Jiggling tol . ammugltlon , strolling 'imes, having been in the hands of gema has been literally scooped up process washes away barren ele- from tbe earth In tbe regions of al- along with hla right arm booked over the Spanish, French, British, and e water-bornment from th luvial diamond deposits Until this the small of the stockInand. tho bay- mder the Confederate flag. onet nearly dragging the ground of gravel-lik- e appearance ; change In mining methods came and, finally, th diminished residue about, the greater part of the dia- behind him. He bad not even bothGreat Watershed We flows across the petroleum surfaces monds have been mined for decade ered to disarm the Germans The American continental divide to which only the dlaraondsjdhers by laborious digging to great depths asked him where' be got this gang oa more or teas thi is th watershed ridge in the Rocky - Net at AH Exciting. In th "pipes" of extinct volcanoes and be gave a la covered In tba mountain region, between the same story work of the alow sepastreams to th Atlantic let "diminished residue" Is put- Then came stones was and citation quits unconcerned ocean, andflowing from earth and those flowing to the pa-- , ting it but mildly, since these 70,000 rating the ' tb about exploit. cific, or into the interior basins. tona of blot ground will produce j rock. WMtara !l j j w' v'L Discovery s, r slld-bac- - f h K rrr-wtL- Criminal Organisation "Black Hand waa the name of a society of anarchists In Spain, The Black Hand gang was suppressed la 1883, The name la also applied to the maffia, aa organization which terrorized Italy for generations ontil it waa suppressed by tha Fascists. Ia this country the words "black hand" are applied to groups of men who secretly organized for vengeance or black- mail , Ancient Lake Dwelling The remains of one of the lake dwelling of the Gaelic period, fortified against Invaders, was discovered on the bed of a Scottish loch which has partly dried np. Mount of Olives There are bo positive data that , th Mount of Olives was the scene of the Sermon on the Mount. There an also no actual data other than one reference, in th Annals of Tacitus, Roman historian, to th presence of Christ upon the earth. - The Mount of Olives faces the Temple Monnt, and was tha favor- its gathering place of the citizen of Jerusalem. It waa also th favorite walk and retreat of Christ, according to tradition, d , ktk Ynt DmiW For LOTIOI APEX-K-IIAli- D . AN INTEBMOUNTAtN fBODUCT ' Ocean Soundings Tho echo method is the latest method of taking ocean sonndingi, consisting of an electric transmitting unit which send sound 'vibrations through tho water. As they rebound from the floor of the ocean they are registered on a receiver on the ship. Tbe depth ef the water la determined by to time between toe sending and of the aignala. Num WANTED i Cm4 a NhNr. In 1MI Aawta ta tbwiL Mue far INI balae rant ntaw far SrUUl, mH Cfcrto- - rm bnl a ' Complete Failure Iowa farmer was told by hla An dootor to count sheep jumping over a fence, in an effort to cure Insomnia. The next day the farm- er cams back to the doctors office and said: "It didnt work, Doc. 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Card will "Cheaper thaa ataytaa at beam HOTEL. NEV7HOUGE a. E. Suttoa Goal trr. BaM Uka C. W. Wart Aaa't GeaI Mgr. City, Utah "Culture" There la something much more involved in the word culture than is implied in dictionaries. These imply that culture depends upon a refinement of the mind. Anyone interested in culture, however, sees in it a quality of the spirit as welL Culture is the refinement ot mind and spirit which is in some people innate and in others sc- quired. Razors were used In Egypt aa far back aa 3500 B. C. " |