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Show Friday, March 18, 1932 MAGNA TIMES MAGNA, UTAII i Sally Sez MAD ARCTIC TRAPPER IS SLAIN BY THE POLICE Three weeks tgo ho killed Constable E. kllllen. The police realized then that they were dealing with tho canning ol madness and redoubled their efforts. It was not an easy task. Time after . . time bo pitched battles with Spectacular Man: Hunt by Capt, W, R. (Wop) May, who' had them andfought aided by expert escaped, added airplane (q the wild chase, use of all tha craft of tho north-lanEnded.- - equippedha with Mouatief dynamite bomha and tear gaa wS too. dose fqr Mo 7 to On January 10 a posse surounded Winnipeg. Tho Royal Canadian .use the bomba : . , his cabin and laid alego to It for mounted police came to the end of Be landed a two months trail In the frozen killed, their after the policemen had 19 houra. Bo fought them back, an man, placed Sergeant automatic in each hand. Finally wastes when they killed Albert John Betsey In hi plane and raced with three men stayed to guard tho cabin son, mad man of the Arctic,' The him. o the Aklavlli hospital. Doc- while messengers went for reinend to one of Canadas mqstApee-tacuij- r tors his life. of despaired forcement man hunts came in a bettl Johnson struggling-- desperately -in which tho demented trapper and They found after their return on with cold and hanger, was heading 29 that Johnson had slipped January miner fell In a ball of bullets from tor at Icfst a temporary Safety tn away. Bo was tracked Into val? nearly a dozen rifles ... Alaaka When tho monntleo fulley pear Aklavlk. At bay, ho faced Bnt the groggy Johnson, before ho filled their vowto get their' man" hit pursuers again. This was the dropped, steadied a wavering hand ha was ip, the Porcupine volley, time ho killed Constable Mlilen. and serlonsiy wonpded Staff" Ser- shout' 160 miles from Aklavlk, In tbt And Johnson once again escaped. his third mountle" northwest territory. . geant Bersey, How ho managed to exist no one . . victim. '.It was last fall -- that Johnson' know. Blizzards and the 40 below - Tho posse of twelve? which, had cimDto tbs porthwestbad lands" ' sera temperature apparently did not been . tracking Johnson for weeks 'to. with only a pair of faze him. He kept mashing on with gold '.tupt over tho Arctic snow and through nowfhoea and two automatic pistola bat scant sleep. Where he got his blizzards in temperatures ranging ana. tha he, mad a Jlg food wat a mystery. 'from' 20 to 60 degrees below sera, Reports fctrlke.4ud, that If ho bad. bqen A few days tgo, however, the came upon him doubling back. Be able fetain bis faulty, ho would mountler detected signs of exhausstarted to run from ths trail when have,jo tion. The trail began to sigzag and returned. a jnan. ho saw Sergeant Jerseys, and Noel , Johnson' was a ijch hunted man since tho steps grew ahorter. It wao tbe Vervllles dog team. Hiding behind the day' eight week! ago when' ho beginning of tho end. Early In tho a mound ho opened tho fighting. AJEL yho, mofnln the. monntleo closed In on wousded.gotajjl As Sergehnt ilersey kneeled toT tried to arrest nlm as a Kp$t.thief. Johnson and tho end was Inevitable. trap shoot, Johnsons rlfie blazed. Two ballets eanght Beraey in the knee . i and chest The other members of tho' party, by this time, bad ' ; ; Johnsoq... agd, (hopped Into tho snow dead. WhenJohnsofii last battle begai if SUD8 BY THE MUEEBI OP ivoat soar toZZOf V.-,t- h ' for-ciiKt-; - t .... . u ht to cUwrti, It miIn wketa Mm eer kwr We We n To Ushte. krijrtrtM. tMn MT W eoe hHiteil wlar. Got Down Almost to Absolute' Zero hi finar AA Tm TWIN PEAKS H E3AND - TOMATOES BEANS PEAS Rocky Mountain Pocking Co. Salt Lake Citr. Utah Rubber Tube Provides CHICKS CHICKS CIUCKS Food for Palien Six variedaa Deal Bar tkaai MaA Columbus, Ohio. For 19 months Ma It la aa aaar to see tho ohMn, and tha Sock frtna which the? aaaaa Alan Holycross, In a hafatal Broth. pntMt that dollar aa aaaaieach. hospital hero, has not swallowed WhHa Loshoraa, aa only lto BROODERS The food, yet he Is In perfect health. Coal, oil or alert rie. Two ago Alan swallowed a AU MAk fIM Hit ml YOUTIVCOL CAN BB EXCHANGED FOB FSiB WOOLEN MERCHAMDISB . WRIT! Mills Wool Original Utah II it , BALT LAKE CITY years tMiirrltUwtlhEistfetcOrvifel Disoolree faster, ptasea away dtoaw, Baakea 80 iww s4T-tkil- i why the New Oxydol atakee dlsbee aw aparkliag Ughleaa all boaoework. Kind to hand sweet (moiling, leaves L Ooctw ft Cambio o acuaa, aoAeu water, never halls ap. dm -- Iaaocaats Abroad Tha traditional alte of the Garden of Eden, Bays a U. P. dispatch, la now vlalted by many American tour-Ist"This remote region was formerly reached only by caravan, but Is now traversed by modern tourist railroad train. It is a region of great natural beauty with rich vegetation and a profusion of animal life." Just a word to American tourists visiting the garden. Do not permit yourselves to be duped by unprincipled guides. Tbe apple tree they how you' there 'U uot the original onA It la probably only one grown from a shoot Detroit New a a. LUt porch the said : 'Dont let that dirty cur come on my clean porch,"- -- d rniSMOM A MICHOI-Room , At the United States bureau of ASSAYERS AND CHEMISTS 1 S. Woot Offieo and standards, sample ' electric lamps Tamlo 8L, Laboratory Salt Laka City, Utah. P. O. an Maillna Hos pricua oavolopeo UnitLOGO lilt. from each bought ,by the (orntahod on roquost. ed States government re tested tq room, whera - thousand . pf ' these Used Pipe, Fittings & Vslres lights are burning st .ons tlipe. Newly Uueoded and eeupIeS lor H perpeeeo, Mooaay Iron and Metal Co. I 8a. Srd Wad A lean conscience makes a fat BOH Lako City, Utah WsO-Lighto- S 131-11- . office. Thaldeal Vacation Land SmMsklmt AU Winter Leug T i (1 CWTICUg soapi'1 I tV TcacH'- - With dm of Caterpillar Tractor . His Nephew oldeat and leading track-typ- e I tractor. Prominent farmers owe London.' The' prlnco a ; W.alf " ' - success to these machines. plana to- become a boxing and, gym ' Write for catalogs. descriptive Instructor to; bis youngs nephew. v Lord Lascelles, sobs of tbe princess royal The pew residence of. tha Or. VV. l princess royal (Princes. Mary jat 2 Green street. Park. Line,' contains In' Amsterdam d a boxlng' ryig and tw' centimeters (a C Landes Tractor A Equipment' Cat gymnasiums. . Fahrenheit au , aad TraMaalaa, Utah ' i & Ji Uted in Every Country T i V i tnmihe World for. More than Three Generation ' 1 ft y 5UMY 50UTH TO FKOZEII NORTH Keesom of Leyden university, Holland,4 who announced In cooling a apace of ten cnbic Keeps Ulosleo ef Sea e (U6 of s degree of K, which Is equivalent to minus fS9 Capt. De Walden Brown, Js. believed to be the lowest temperature ever obtained. seafarer, has spent the past quarter of a century aboard a ship, but not during that period has he been let and a river runs from north to once sea. His home, where he has st streams Into three south, dividing at the foot of the map. Mountains long enjoyed a hermitlike existence, flank the river valley on east and la a houseboat which lies In a liny dty underneath Nuzl which west These are drawn in the charby archeologists sa 2500 B. CL acteristic Babylonian style of many The map found at Nazi was alcenturies later. PrtaoBor Groody for Time most the from distinguishableThe locality In which Sbat-Az- a There are some prisoners who day fill 'wiilcirsurrounded It' Five weeks of carefQl drying and finally las land was found Is not dearly cannot be satisfied. This Is what a baking a( a high temperature were known, so much has the face of magistrate In ths Colombo (Ceylon) Nuzl police court learned recently when required before tbe surrounding the territory surrounding more thaa In , 4,000 years. he sentenced a man to fonr months changed 'could be removed and , 4be day: One place name can'be reaif aS the hkrd ' labor.' Thafa not enough, drawing deciphered. Three of th JJpur pqlntg of (hp fortress of aid tha prisoner. Tbe magistrate The site of the excavation where added two months to the sentence. &iqpas8 are marked on the borders map In the andent symbols the map was found is near the Thats still not enough, declared of the people who preceded the "Eternal Flames" which tbe "'na- the man, but tha judge refused to bunders temple. Ac tives, believe to be the site of the yo farther, and has a dissatisfied cording to anthorities on the' original fiery furnace of the Bible customer on bis list ' and Akkadian , languages, end Koran., These flame burning it Is apparently a map of "856 gan uninterruptedly, are fed by sulphur Ftmon Art Academy 'pfgarden huu$ belonging to Azala, dioxide gas escaping from subterThe Royal Academy ofArts of Shat-Azalof rho dearly most ranean pockets. Nuzl is eight miles England was fonndeL17C8, by have been --a mah of wealth. ' from Kirkuk and 120 miles south- George III with SlrJoshna Rey- place oames appear on the tah-- - east of the site of Nineveh. nolds as president' The object of ' ; the academy wap the promotion and encouragement' of painting, sculpture and designing, but It includes archlteqtdre, anatomy, perspective and Jtihdred It consists of Spectacular Phenomena Long the breeze. There it remains light president, 40subjects academicians and 20 And no dark. are after there long Mecca (or Tourists. flies or mosqnltoes to pester pleas- associates. 0'. ure seeking folk. Tulsa, Ofcla. Oklahoma's great Cariosity The preliminary surrey or tbe of the sail desert, for' years pnt Tbe natural curiosity of ths mule been completedand the has plains most spectacular phenomena of the lands hare been turnedover, by ex- deer often leads to this animals deSouthwest angiecca for thousands It will make a quick ecutive order of President Hoover, struction. of tonrlsta, has 'completed.' Its last to . Tbe ae plunge toward shelter tad safety the biological xshrvey. season as a show place." when startled by a banter, bat too tual Called one of the seven wonders was waterline of the salt plains lake often after it has gone but a abort !T930l begun Engineers plan of tbe world by Capt Nathan Boone to complete the final survey, after distance it will atop and look back, (soil of Daniel of Kentucky), who whlchltf Is probable construction will thna giving tbe hnnter an excellent leg a body of United States troops 4 opportunity Tor a kllL get,nder on the first official exploration of waj. reResidents of the salt desert tbp gleaming white expanse, the 40,- Not Uatd Than? ' 000 acres of salt plains will soon he gion look with high favor npoh the The editor of a western question new take a salt that lake, transformed Into lake, the. proposed was recently stumped by this paper bS' In sizetill by surpassed only third largest In the United States question : "When did Missouri cease and one of the federal governments two others tn tho United States the great Salt lake In Utah and the to be regarded as the frontierr But mas of proposed projects 115)akes the papers columnist came to tbe Salton sea in southern California. igratory wild fowl refuges. rescue by answering; When they 1 Beautiful to gaze upon, hut as bar routed the dogs from under the ren as the Arctic wastes which it house and put In a basement. resemble the Cherokee salt plain, Surgeon Wields Knife Pathfinder Magazine. ; in' western Oklahoma,' has for years, - in of Flashlight proved an enigma to scientists and Caldwell N. J. Under the feeble Original Wall Stroot a thing of wonder to wide eyed beams of hastily procured flashIn 1652, Peter Stuyvesant, as govlights, Dr. E. Cl Butler continued ernor of New Amsterdam, ordered -- Op Itg tpoye-.tbn- n .forty square aq emergency operation on Mrs. a palisade constructed where Wall miles of sun blistered salt only fonr Benjamin Pfitzenmayer here, after street now Is to protect tho town form, of life ejlt two. Insects and the electric lights in his private from feared invasion by the British. two plants. be The last of tho wall was removed hospital had gone out,' Just Tot years' JoariFts- - have visited had made the first Incision. In 1609 and both sides of the street the region, riding in automobiles While Mrs. Pfitzenmayer! life were quickly built up. across the brittle a bite surface of hung In tbe balance. Mayor Wilthe unnatural desert.eha,dlng their liam H. Tobin of West . Caldwell ' Nothlag Bettor eyes from 'the Intense glare ef tbe summoned by telephone the emerThe best food is milk and Amerlight reflected from the salty carpet gency squads of Caldwell West and gazing off at mirages produced Caldwell and Essex ' Falls police icans drink on tho average one-haby tbq combination of sun sod sail and the Public Service Electric pint a day per person. It doesnt sound sensible, yet statistics show For yearn too. residents of the lit- Light and Gas company. we drink more milk than the piotle 'town oi Cherokee, Okla, fonr The flashlights were sogmented neers on the pratyles. Pioneers almiles to the west, have used the by d searchlights lowed the calves' to help themselves as plains picnic grounds because grouped around the operating room everifogi are cool, out on tho salt and the operation was completed first slopes, where no 'buildings shut out successfully. 'K. full-size- . City TICS WEEKS PRIZE STORY aiain Tablet Dug Up at Nuzi Site in Iraq. map lp tfiii ':&uhfc?z-y- of Tooth Batara Nrw Yorks Saaaatioaal Mow Mirada Coamatlo t Craoma fat 1. Atoohrtdy Para Claanaar, tlssas bolldar, powdar baas loawa and prosonta wrinklaa. Writs far St Jar. Aeonts wonted everywhere. Blc rota WON BUB FUN, 11 Jadco Bid. old-tim- MAP 4,000 YEARS OLD IS FOUND Wa ara told that a aara relief far la to ay aad aar tha A ractlana ahaald alia reed, nd apaad II at H&nd-Siz- tf ho It Sa wkaih.r Imm. tmiriii, dry eaadi, diafi or aucMaoiy lots always aaa far Intanaoaataia Had. Coada. aad thaa knew that wa ara rattiar tha aad aad hast far aar aiaaay aad inridsntly (lriac aar awa aaaaataalty a hapat I Cambridge, Mass. Tbe .oldest MRS. F. H. BALM, Edaa. Idaha. tbe world, drawn more than Wo-- that ho had. succeeded 4,000 years ago, on a day tablet 8 by 2?4,inche. U the unique find of excavators 'for the Semitic fcnd Fogg museums of Harvard university, under the direction of R F, 8. Art Starr, Fellow p( the;Fpg at the site of- - ancient1 Nuzl In Iraq, 200 miles north of Babylon. Bolt Lako City, Utah. The (ablet Is so small that.it ntfy be held In the hollow, of the hamh-anCLAUDE KEOH LIGHTS the point at which It was found to more than 20 feet underground, Electrical Pbooucts Costoration 1MC So. Mala Balt Laka City bo that only the tagrst chffhtfe.(e vealed the map to the world.11" Other andent map; have coins Gaa Wells . Exhausting one fronj th ;pme reglop.but Natural gas fields gradually aa old as GmeurT the exhausted. The average Ufa from of gas pell Is estimated to be about five years. of-th- e d -- bo-eo- a TUNIC SUIT Mr CHXKIB NICHOLAS a, SALT DESERT TO BECOME A LAKE J' Bad For Fra. s d awf Addraaa A Gnlda Bo-- k Balt Laka City. UtahT Nanwpry Taar DratsMt Far APEX magnesia PRODUCT AN INTERMOUNTAIN Thickly Populated s, on of tho Dutch East has ths densest populated land mass in tho world, 648.4 to tho Square mfior Java, In-dia- -salt SPERETENT&AWHIKGCo. STS SO. WEST TEMP LB -- Everyttyng la Caavss Goods 4PJ52P GG trav-Oler- Packed With Power Nothing is so dangerous as an This little suit for the Ignorant friend; a wise enemy is with its bit of real lace is feme worth mors. La Fontaine. tnlscent of Fanntleroy days. The four-year-ol- d original model Is made" of velvet which tones t( to formal dress-up- . occasions perhaps a fashionable Wfky pm AwM in InteraMantata Bede wedding where this tiny tot Is to be Slwiler to rism Bi4 Coedr tbe proud and happy ring bearer to to or sons tory preee rn However, It Is such a clever style Predacta Ceiawa, P. O. Boa IMA Bait Lako City. If year one' might well repeat (t lq lfem or otory arrears I this pique or any suitable material for vwoliU practical wear. The little tunic alnh rtwt In o o most conceals . the tiny trousers, while two large pearl buttons gleam I . N. U S- - L. Week No. J1I quite Importantly. por wosk win bo poll t y -- Raji GASOLINE creek off Dorchester bay, In Massachusetts. . A' Paradoxical - - sausage factory is an 'odd place." Yen the best thing wurst" d Ib-la- ." mp-seu- a. lf high-powere- Salt Lake Gly Directory ; ll'alm Opringjci rif iraavi ' jfo CUTinbotPimif Spleodld road towering mountain type hotel dry to neighborhood and Jack, accompanied rangee- - Highestclear starlit night air by bin dog, made a call. He came Vigors ling ' Californio's forooiato Peoert Fioygroood homo disgusted end said : o nrivtoocooa paog "Mother, I wouldnt have anything to do with that lady, she Bays cusshJf ing wordA When I went on the JJL cupful of lye water and burned his esophagus so badly that ho coaid not swallow food. Almost, starving, bo was taken to the hospital. An Incision ,aS' .conmade, and a rubber tube' nected with his J digest! vA.rgaHA Six times o .day burses pour liquid food, through ths tube. - UgOor hope that in fix or seven yeM he .. will again be normal PLAN SPRING PLOWING... Wales Plan ED Bad Bol-B- st FEEDERS AMD WATERXB8 The Frida aI All Aaaotoa." Klondike. Aide, pallet and hea iltea. EAM8HAW HATCHERIES, Balt Laka.tTt, TIMPAMOCOS HATCHERT. Frora, UU Write, Win ar Call, (mi? ma?$K)3? A new family had moved Into the ld vorld-faaw- m tk , 0"0r0Ot(H0Mi HP Not of Croat Volao The bureau of atandardstays that "dry powder" Art extinguishers which hare been examined by that bureau usually consisted of a tube filled with a dry powder consisting of about 90 per cent bakjng soda w(th about 10 percent Inert' material such as clay, brickdust, and asbestos to prevent the ponder from z effectivenes of dry- 'fire extinguishers In comparison cflk-IntT- be pow-de- frith other available first-ai- d equipment is smalL Washington Star. Smart or Haagjyf Ths elk In Yellowstone National park may ba shy during tha October hunting season, but they reem to sense that- - a (race has been declared when wlnitepeomea nf are ready to accept the bay, offered them at the feeding grounds when they can no longer satisfy their hunger by browsing In the open because ef the snow and ice. Birds Not Related In spite of their elmtUarlty In ap-- 1 pesrance and habits, tha night-haw- k and tbe whippoorwill ere two distinct species of birds. The night-hawChordellee vlrglalanue, has no call and appears chiefly st sunset, while the whippoorwill Antrosto-mu- e vociferous, whose peculiar call Is so well known, likes 'to fly after dusk. . 1 j . - First Phytldot With Thales of Mlletns the science of physics Is said to have began. An andent fragment say. Thales, who went to Egypt, first brought adence Into Greece. Much is discovered himself; of much, however, be transmitted the begin nings to his successors. Some things he made more general ome more comprehensible." ' Origin of Cooaolorry" Did yon know that the origin of the word gooseberry is said to be because It was st one time need to make eance to serve with. young geese, and in the opinion of some people It rivals apple eance, Iv'tht connection, especially when 's lump ef butter Is added f Properly Termed Dry Tortugas Is tie Spanish word for turtles. PopCe de Leon gave the the name. Dry was prefixed because no fresh In the group except the which Is caught when falling. Fly Kills Worm Tbe long, green tomato worm la familiar to all gardeners He relies on his color to blend perfectly with the stalks and vines of his favorite frnlt and often a vine la entirely denuded of foliage before his pree-Sh- e Is discovered by the Irate gardener. There Is a certain parasitic fly which laya white eggs on the back of this worm which In time hatch and burrow Into the body of the worm, destroying 11 . What Every Wife Kaowa A husband la easier to live with when the big mystery 4o hlmJs bow such n wonderful woman could have picked him as a life mate, Instead of why such a wonderful man as he Is didnt have sense enough to buy e Ting for a woman who could appreciate her luck In getting him. Cincinnati Enquirer. Notional Characteristics The most valuable contributions characteristic of the foreign el ments in our population may he characterised as follows: English, obedience to law;. French, thriftiness; Italian, artistic sense ; ; Russian, vision. Imagination; Dutch, Star. , ess Zebras Colors ,, United States Loads .The United States produces almost three times the amount of electricity produced by any other country, or about 66,000,000,000 kilowatt houra annually. Germany la second with the production of 22,000,000,090 kilowatt hours. Great Britain produces 11,000,000,000 kilowatt hour The next largest producers are Canada, France, Italy, Japan and Nor- - . Works Two Ways .. . ' ' A military officer and a lawyer were talking of war, and the former waa recounting the dangers of hla profession, when the lawyer observed "that those who live by the sword must expect to die by tho sword" By a similar rule," replied tbe officer, those who Htc by tho law must expec) to die by the law." L Ear li eat Hospital " ! German-lndustrlousn- Mndo Faarao by Song Tho 8uwanee river rises In the Dkeflnokeo swamps In south Georgia aed flews sou thweaV. emptying . into ths Gulf of Mexico, 12 miles north of Cedar Keys, FIs after a course of 240 miles. The scenery along Us banks Is attractive and tbe river is celebrated throughout the country by the song Old Folks at Home." , The first hospital was founded by 81 Basil In 8G8 A- D. and consisted of a large number of buildings. wlth house for physfdans and nurges, workshops and Industrial schools. It was the first hospital, In the sense wo know them today, of which there 1 any record. - Wood vs. Coal One cord of each of the following woods Is equal In heating valne to one ton of coal; oak, ash, elm, locust, hickory, beech, birch, hard maple. Two cords of the following are required to equal one ton of average coal : cedar, cottonwood, catnips, basswood, white pine and spruce-i Raw Sag ar Demerara la the name given to the finest of raw sugars sugar the refining process The term was formerly restricted to tho t Demerara section of British Guiana, noted for Its high grade raw sugar, but. Is now applied to similar sugar from' tho West Indies. be-fo- ro Is The basic color of a zebra white and his stripes are black. This is proved by the fact that when a zebra Is crossed with a donkey ths offspring are almost Invariably of a light tan color with heavy black stripes on tha legs and faint black atrlpea on tha neck and body. ' |