Show r THE GARLAND 9te treasure JtheBUCOLEON fTSC0 WMU OERVIC corrmoHr COSVWIAHt -- ntano mi3) wan TH( inc BY TIMES cobhles qf the court squatted to ever gallery or leaned over the railings shouting to each other Women sat on bales and nursed their infants Children ran about with tbe usunl ability of children to escape euddon death In dangerous places It sounded like a boiler factory and an Insane asylum bolding a Jubilee convention But Wasso MIkall and bis young men pushed through the confusion with tbe same bored air would bave worn tn burking tbe subway rush at Grand CentraL They appropriated a corner of a stable end put op the horses unclnibed tbe packs and climbed a flight of atone stair to the second fleor where the old gypsy rented two cubicles each lighted by a grated window two feet square and containing oothlng except some foul — straw Such food as we 11d not have with u? w v bought from a general store conducted In a" angle of the courtyard and the cooking was done over a (trailer When night fell and the cooking Area biased out all over tbe courtyard and In the galleries It waa a sight worth coming to Constantinople to see There was an acrid reek of In the air the sweaty smell of dung human bodies the pungent aroma of the charcoal and ao endless babble of voices in score of tongues and ' dialects We were astir early In the before eight o’clock Wasso kall Nlkka and 1 left tba khan— having given strict Injunction to ARTHUR D HOWDEN SMITH GARLAND I UTAH else within twenty feet of oar groups moment "Jack al the speaking Hugh You and Watty follow ua Go around the block the other way from ua We’ll pick you up a Frivilege to Live In Hugh and Watkins watched us disappear then said good by to King and walked down tbe street They were tbe corner of the farther rounding side of tbe block as we entered It and when we made lure they had seen us we turned Into a cross street that PLEASANT GROVE— Utah's led between buildings toward Galnta crop was worth f 336000 in 1928 and the Golden Urn and 1226000 in 1924 an increase of When wa dodged Into the gateway 110000 in four years of the Khan of tbe Georgians Hugh was bursting to talk but Nlkka mo UTAH— Barley in Utah in 1928 tinned him to be silent The o two Europeans like himself yielded mors per sera than in any other state Utah’s average was 49 and Watkins was bound to attract some attention and we rasLed t tern bushels per acre The United States average was 285 up the steep stairs to tbe second gallery and Wasso MIkall opened the HEBER CITY— The yield of tame door of our cubicle and stood aside acre in Utah in 1928 was ntll Watkins bad entered” Then be hsy per tons being exceeded by the yields came In himself and locked It and fn only four other states The United squatted down with bis back against States average was 161 tons It News Notes It UTAH gulllea and ravines opening out of YXf HEN damp - days- - sudden v one another and at dusk emerged changes in weather or exposure to a draft makes joints ache upon a sheltered ralley A little rivulet foamed down tbe middle dammed la Now fork Hush Choby there is always quick relief in Nlkka Introduced his and World war veteran reancle English — at the foot by a crude barrier MORGAN in beans Bayer Aspirin It makes short work the Sntp of lates Wasso MIkall met Hugh with the un amount of 2400 tons were sold atorjr of a treasure In of headaches or any little pain Just rock Horses and mules and a few by Utah In the existence of Conetnntlnopla studied courtesy that made It ao as effective in the more serious farmers to canning factories for a alieep and goats grsred on tbe banks which tola uncle Lord Chesbr to remember ‘hat he knew noth neuritis A suffering from neuralgia believes total of 140000 in 1928 Four years firmly Against the mountain wall on either cablesram notifies Hugh of his uncle's sell rheumatism or lumbago Ing of wbat we call manners or the ago only 1000 tons were canned and No ache side were built a number of rough Ins for New fork At the dock gentler aspects of life for or pain is ever too log shelters part housea 150000 was paid for them part raves Hush and hi chum Jack Nash "Is Toutou here?” asked relieve Nlkka and it does Children Bayer Aspirin to naked for tbe most part4 learn that the old sentlemaA DUCHESNE— Seasonable Hugh not affect the heart All druggists ha left with a tampera-"- 1 pgrpen-laplayed about— Women were washing to be s friend of Hush A think not- - Ro far as with proven directions In the brook or for various hava otkltures and dry weather Jhave resulted tending several open meases mysterious telephone served none of tbe headliners has ap- great improvement in canyon roads “’“uses which many people have found Area A doxen men were lying or sitnotifies Hugh that bis uncle la tn invaluable in the relief of pain peared on the scene but the under and summit crosings according to the s hospital dying victim of an ting on the ground are efllclent Vernon King bulletin of the state road commission' lings very Before his death h assassin Wasso Ml kail striding In front ol babbles of tbs treasure and I have been over the ground Issued recently and tells Heber to Frmtland as raised bis voice In a great shout them he was slabbed by rather thoroughly He’s been a priceis open to all traffic and the men by the bouses Jumped lo With Lord Cheaby's body less help And Betty— she's the most their feet and crowded toward os The Hugh and Jack sail for England In London Hugh and MYTON— ou our aide enthusiastic worker Lyle She Young of Myton Jack meet old gypsy added something tn which th trad mart of Bayar Manufacture Aspirin their war buddy Nlkka Zarenko has a her father char who has supervision of distrib tion of of lfinoaoticcidtar of fiaUcjrlicocKt Nlkka’s name wa two or famous gypsy violinist and por repeated tered ao they could run up and down water from the Taylor ditch on the ever some old documents three times and they cried out In seemthe coast on bis archeological South Myton bench and for Pleasant ingly having a hearing trips on th Meowt lalonlshr'ent In the next moment they treasure and Its location A bidand we used that to mark down tbe Valley reports the canal in good were os around Mr and Mrs Eddie Schroeder and sinewy swarming den room referred to as th house where we think the treasjre shape and water now running in s hands were clasping ours rows of film folks were trying to ex'Prior's Vent" Is frequently menlocated" ficient quantities to meet the demands tioned white teeth were gleaming to welcomman of Montey Hllyer plain to their Infant hopeful the wonHave you really got a line on tbe for culinary purposes 000181100 shady but owner of a and Nlkka smiles waa being ing ders of talking pictures site of the BucolennY asked Nlkka neighboring estate calls on Hugh a with greeted mixture Eddie with a party of friends "Just think I’ exclaimed CASTLE DALE — Emery county mostly Yea" said Hugh "Matter of fact of affection and respect "You’ll be able to bear RIn Tin Tin foreigners Conversation turn on that waa comparatively easy thanks commissioners have appropriated $1875 the “Prior's VeM” Jack and bis bark right on the screen" Their attitude toward him was exor graveling the Pikes friends rind the bidden room and to Vernon King Yob see he knows "Yea I’ll like that" admitted the la It documents traordinary He waa one of themOcean highway between Huntington telling that th his Constantinople of old and after selves — several were his cousins most treasure Is located la th palace child "but first I want to hear Felix nd the with some other learned consulting county line' of th Bucoleon la Conatastl-nop- i of them were related to him la some the cat purr” tbe project now being 60 per cent Johnnies out at Robert and Jack Nash's cousin Betty college remote degree of consangululty he King with her uncle la In CoAn appropriation ancient Greeks of the 8yllo plete of $780 waa had lived amongst them for years and Hugh nstantinople Nlkka goo the historical society yon know bridge over a wash west of Green Jaok nnd Watkins set out for Yet to them as to the rest of the he to point out qx lte accu also made for the construction th Turkish capital of a Th parly world he was tflso the great master splits rately tbe general site of tbe great River on the state road Hugh and Watkins protbe violinist who could charm multiceeding to Constantinople When we had gone so far by sea palace tudes and Nlkka and Jack by land too they upon whose bounty SALINA — Saline canyon famous It became a case of out the picking Nlkka persuades his uncle and others like them had been susbuilding within that area that held among western highways as the only Nika II gypy chief to accomtained In periods of want our or! re pany them There Isn’t any douhl road that crosses a railroad track 17 We remain'd In the valley for one in 20 miles of its winding about It It’s In what they call Sokakl times day just long enough for Wasso Ml a mean little street In a course is reported to be in fine shape Masyeri CHAPTER VII— Continued kali to pick the six men he Intended and cars are coming through from mean tuarter that skirts the old seato take with him select horseflesh for -1- 0walls beyond the railroad tracks Price and Emery counties without ostensible trading purposes I could not and make "This house is built right on the any delay This road is one of the' help laughing at my rethe necessary for leavflect ou tn the uilrror arrangements I felt main connecting walls It has a kind of battered mug links in sjuthem uncotu The Path We Followed Waa Eccentric fort able as though f had dressed for a ing tbe tribe so long without his guld Utah’s nlflcence elaborately carved cornices highway system and many' In the ance Extrema faucjr (Irens ball and overdone aud the and It rambles travelers are now using this road in Two days’ Journey to tbe east carpart But there was Done of this effect over a their journeys between eastern and good bit of ground his young men to stick close to their Including ried ua Into the colorful stream of trafla Mkka’a With the donning getup southern Utah points courtyard Just as you quarters and discourage any endeav- a fic on e Caraof ble gypsy coatume be discarded U highway would expect of the wreck of aa old ors to make them talk— to cross the vans of fast visible link with the Weet KAYSVILLE— Utah’s Jingled 1929 onion along There can't be any mistake lie Golden Horn to the European quarter palace Banda of Itinerant gypsies looked the gypsy the oriental a kinglike our Why the bird who llvea In this house acreage is expected to lead that of SAME PRESCRIPTION of Pera selves camel trains endless proces ly vagabond 1928 by 100 acres the Is the king of the Stamboul p onion gypsies Once we bad left Stambonl Nlkka alone of ox carta and very rarely “loo belong" the chief bad man of Constantinople acreage report issued said recently "But HE WROTE IN 1892 feel an by some of the wolfish manrelinquished or automobile In flacre moved both like ao Imposter’ Frank Andrews federal agricultural He has a whole flock of ner which bis return to gypsy life had directions The Balkan races In their at his beck and calL Ask anybody statistician declares )' "You'll grow used to It" be ao It is estimated and we discussed Inspired eagerly varied garb Jangled and wrangled by When Dr — Caldwell started to practice " 1100 that here Beran acres about In will comtwered be TokalJI grown ends tbs of his folding Two hundred aod flfty miles we and not for the first time the possimedicine back in 1875 th need for a sash "Did they give you g knife?" Wasso MIkall leaped to his feel at pared with 1000 last year Idaho acrebility that harm had come to Hugh laxative wer not as great a today traveled south and east and at laft 4 exhibited sound of that name and strode over age la estimated at 1200 compared the But our fears were relieved when we lived normal lives at plain People there came e when we passed day with 1000 in 1928 while the entire to ns bis hand on hie knife blade with Its heath booked to to the corner of the street oppowholesome food and got plenty of fresh barrier andfrom a came e leather belt that enclrc'ed my waist JWbat’s the row!" Inquired Hugh crop of late onions in the United air But even that early there were site the hotel-fenthere hillock caught a glimpse of akyllne beneath tbe aaah “flood I Got your ail drastic as and purge for the relief States to the is old aud an have physics trance stood Hugh and Watkins chatNlkka engaged expected gypsy acreage of towers and floating domes and soarof constipation which Dr Caldwell did In a brisk exchange of sibilant tomatlc and apart dlpa of 53070 compared with 46470 in phrases ting with Vernon King not believe were good for human beings ing minarets and beyond thorn to the 1928 according to the figures "Our friend has this person "And these clothes? Nlkka led the three of us up to the a Tbe bint of blue was the meetthat right prescription for constipation that I number" I explained "He old hotel pointed 'to theclvltlsed garments he used early in his practice and which shambling and ungracefully ing place of tbe Bosphorus and the VERNAL — Verne Caldwell of Meekua about blm He had heard about tbe JT9 bud dlacarded he put in drug stores in 1802 under the guggling a the western aspect of the Marmora Colo professional er of hunter treasures end the houjje Dr Caldwell’ Byrup Pepsin asm of will big "Kostabldllun send them on to baltdlng and the paused on “II look like a fairy city I” I who- has "Then we must be right" cried game and i a liquid vpetW rmiy intended In a few the sidewalk CousfantlnopU djyt" lie for two weeks been in the Brown’s for women children and elderly people Ighed "All right" be said “We’ll move op Hugh "Personally Jack I don’t cart will atlnk In your nostrils" re"It and they need juat such a mild oaf Park country on Pott creek thirty “You’re right enough" agreed Nlkka If I never wear them again I ran beside Hugh ’and when there’s nobowel stimulant plied Nlkka curtly "It la Stamboul— while Wasso MIkall returned to his miles yiortheast of Vernal making a earn a thousand dolhrs an hour with the Thi prescription has proven it worth you say what you body In earshot last stand of the Turk" of the mountain situation the door lion aod a survey Addle by place rolled but what’a It worth commy clga bave to say speaking to me” sad is now th largest selling liquid Until we crossed Its very threshold rette "It seems also that this reports that he has found numerous laxative pared with thla? Itawhlde or your the spell of tbe city held ua Not even It ho won the confidence ol We peered Into tbe Is a particular enemy of my carcasses of deer killed by marauders feel that flexes with your tolei people who needed it to iet relief from the noisome bell of Russian refugee lobby gaped at shop windows and headache irfr Caldwell states that for every carbiliousness flatulence indiHe waa suggesting a little ex uncle clothing that covert you but doesn't worked Into a lowly camps and tawdry villas and tbe un position close by gestion loss of appetite and sleep bad found ess there are hundred bind and tbe open road ahead a expedl’Ion" that terminating Uugb and Vernon King breath dyspepsia cold fevers At your kempt tombs of tbe Hills of the Dead Uugb gave We’ve got six of Mkka’s cousins are never found because mountain a fraud Jack I was a fool na one keen glance obviously because could shatter the Illusion or writ of that druggist i Pepsin" ‘‘Syrup In next room the lions very frequently drag their kills to ever quit the gypsy life" we were gypsies But be did not recogDept BB Monticeilo Illinois for free splendid akyllna Out when we passed every one of them" I pul In into places positively inaccessible "Well you’re back In It again" to trial bottle nize os and Indeed In ' our gaudy through the echoing arch of the Adrt Wasso MIkall With and ua tbit men replied "and perhaps you’ll be 'ellng anople clothes dirty and unshaven we looked gats the spell was broken Find a Poe First Edition makes eleven" you were a fool to return to It I know hie like nothing memory of us Crazy houses toppled over Jie filth ol PROVO — Extraordinarily heavy A first edition "And Vernon King Is twelve" addI feel like a fool of Edgar Allan Poe’s Let’s go" "If they don’t come In the next the streets a dense mass of uned Hugh "He wants to be In on the snowfall during the past winter has K was "The Murders of the Rue Morgue” has till dark when we left the washed hurnaos eddied to and fro few—" King wet saying as we halted timber work and grazing In whole business It appeals to his ardelayed been found In a pile of house Kostahldjlao and his servant squalor beggaring description close by staring at a Levantine lady leered Wasatch national forest near Smith books It was published at Philadelwere waiting In the courtyard They from cheological bump as well as to hi the steep lanes and alleys that In a Parisian frock who was entering tastes But we can't have Fork Ranger J B Hahn reported rebad saddled two horses and a mule branched off from sporting phia In 1848 and only two other copies taxi (be main streets A a rough bouse yet We don't know the are known to be in existence cently to E C Shepard forest superwai loaded with bulky packs Owea food "Better not" warned Hugh with a hundred races swarmed about us vyWork is expected to be nearly D Young has paid $25000 for the well visor The aod blankets tarpaulins next step t ground enough and several ing with ona another In wretchedness wink toward us to get Inside that house by stealth month late Ranger nahn tested rarity— World’s Work cooking atenalla Is one time we fooled "Thi aud misery' It was as If a gigantic you" If possible by force If every other there was a depth of 55 inches of snow "lleldt Takkat" called Wasso Ml cancerous I remarked sore festering end ganIn a low tone speaking means falls” kail- One Oat of Many May 1 compared to less than 24 inchof voice at Nlkka— there was nobody grened through the centuries had eat(TO BK CONTINUED) es on the same date last year "Mount Knicker— Brunton surely got a peach The Jack’ added Nlkka "The en away the vitality of what had onca water content of the snow is 14 incholher horse Ig for you of a wife We must been tha richest city In tba world And Her father brought her up tKHQW(Kt(H(KH0(KHKKOCK(KtH(?0KHKKH30HKHCHaH00H0KKIO es Timber work started May 6 last hasten My uncle does not like to be back and forth In that swarm of ho right seen entering or leaving tbe town" Cocker— Has she wonderful year but will not begin until June inanity's oteo of the dregs wandered We rode out In this year Big tingle file Wasso civilisation which had prospered outMlkalL then Nlkka then myself lust side the pale of Islam Knicker— I'll say so Knows a good French and 1TEBER CITY —Substantial increase box of cigars when ahe buys them young Txlgane British officers bluejackets the leading From birth to death man has made carried potlus tomhome wrapped la paper on in Utah’s rys crop this year over last Tbe gypsies eel a pace that mies and an occasional tourist cling a cake the sybol of the great events which were printed coffins skulls and but decreases in the winter wheat and made Hie horses trot to keep op with Ing to a Added Insult of this human existence smirking guide crossbonea hour glasses or spades although hay crops are indicated in the May (hem a slack kneed shamble unguln-i- l We don’t mind If a man takes Ills We plunged Into tha dark neither the cake which signalized the signia of mortality and sealed with 1 crop forecast issued recently Jn appearance but tremendously sometimes trverslng streets so byways by watch out when we're talking to him nor the cake that was black wax narrow christening Andrews Frank statistician federal effective the During but we do early part of the that pedestrians were compelled to eaten atlhe YuneraTouIdbeTmrTftkerr to have him take It Production of some 31600 bushels? out and windhate day we passed frequent villages niel — themselves flat against it— Judge of by the one supposed to be thus squeeze tha MoAera Thing Not New rye is predicted this year compared ncholy collections of hovels that had to permit us lo pass But honored says Helen Buckler In the with 24600 bushels in 1928 while it been scorched by the awful vlaltatlon Many things helicied to be modem t last we rode forth Into a wider New York Herald Tribune Magazine Is estimated that this year’s wheat of wars the Balkans bad known for a so are not new declares a and stopped opposite the European thoroughfare In olden times guests at obsequies Honored politically and professionally harvests will only reach 2760000 decade When night came we made preber who has Just made a repot gate of a huge fortreaa-llkIn Yorkshire were served light sweetduring his lifetime Dr R V Pierce building bushels against 3726000 last year camp In e louclj ravine with the start whose wlndowlesa stone walla towered whose picture ened cakes' washed down wltb hot lie declares that the pneumatic tire for roof About 60000 tons of hay are remainwas Invented as early as IS45 but apabove the surrounding housetops pears here nude ale from a spiced poured tankard lu The nest day It was practically ing on Utah farms compared with a success the “The Khan of the whose handle was stuck a piece of parently was unwanted as being ahead ex tame 102000 tons with The trail we followed was a plained Nlkka "HereGeorgians" Its time the of fountain last was equalled His patyear pen we shall be lemon peel bespeaking the bitterness mere trace that sometimes pure herbal remeented In 1800 but found little acceptdisapswallowed of death up In ao army of travelers dies which have RICHFIELD— Tourist travel has Inance and roller skates were known In peared No one would think of looking for us If Or tbe were Stood family the test for A we progressed wealthy creased during the past week The 1823 but bad roads prevented their that day the mounIn such a place" wine replaced many years are enough (he ale and use local camp grounds had to turn some tains became wilder and more barren desk was describee The Wasso MIkall made the necessary savory "biscuits were given out to be In among the In the customers In razors afternoon Colorado 1772 1702 away loud saw a safety wlml recently early "best sellers” Dr payni nt to the porter at the gate and leads all states in westward travelers look to he a castle lurched atop of a we rode between (he Pierce's Goldeni speaker In 1671: a diving bell In 1604 ponderous California cars lead those headed eastMedical a periscope In 1702 while the Chinese Discov-- j hugi cnij miles away across s fumdoors Into - Cause of Storm such as courtyard bled a bamboo arrangement ward Several cars have crossed the at ery is a stomach But NTU ex limps cf peaks Around ti rose you find In a bnrracka Electrical' storms are generated by alterative which served as a phonograph many yetr?" plained Unit It wag one tuf tho-- e forth Canyon bridge at Lee’s three tiers of galleries arched In stone sudden or sharp chances frakes the blood richer In mnioIt clears the This new south-into ago Ferry td fcIurJttcla sera gateway Hie upper aleglliPPJS of lent ttlng alight during Mie gloomy stables fronted ny sheds and eta Utah ia pppcrdtoin:rea-the put atmosphereare Is always cold such when the Tuika rule ran cenlurle numbers of visitors to Grand canyon I'le of goods lay everywhere Women’ Eyes niueb less frequent changes In fine condition as fu i me Ihinuhe Zion canyon Bryce and Cedar Breaks All dealers ' have it in In flu courtyard and cn the winter when the temperature hlnK "Woinnn’a near the ee wins d!m e fubnied was eccemTfT The path liquid or tablets Because of the shorter route many Horses mules oxen and earth Is also low Hence thunder and donee" camels Scud 10 cents for trial phg of tahl sajs a court Dote Ar m lo tit will come that way who are not extreme In there w nrlglud hinud bellowed unit grunt Ilghuung are much more frequent In a blue eje has exercised an equal just to Dr Pierce’s Chmc Bubal y' cllmht-a u‘(ei'lop In Men talked Knot ou Hu UHiiky summer than In winter pleasure seekers or vaatiouists it ir and write for free mcdjrsl advice tenejt and Some brvtrn ouea alto SYNOPSIS trnr v SPIRIN - Cake Has Long Held Place in Events Why He Succeeded still t - predated - 1 |