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Show ivson chronicle. Tin: ft cY p vie i f y . ft ft ft aw ' 1, v rr tjr;-- iwyson. .:?; UC. y itaii Sheets Off Time to Stop Cooking VI.en Jelly ft Its y , When fruit JuYe nml sugar are cookid rapidly together In a hroml, tint both me saucepan, a point U rt ached where pectin and acid of the fruit combine with sugar to make jelly, Some Jelly makers use a thermometer to discover tills point. Fliey say It is reached when the thermometer reads 219 degrees or r a . .7 1ADVENTURERS ot.e 4 V V 221 iv degrees F. l.ut bureau of home economies specialists find temperature tests for p iellii s not ns dependable as ttie or sheeting olT test. The temperature when the Jelly sheets off" nay vary with the kind of fruit or its condition. Tills test Is simple. When the rapidly boiling sirup reaches a point there It no longer runs out of a largo poon In a steady stream, hut sep-- i urates Into two lines of drops which sheet together it Is time to stop two-dro- 'NS y Freeze rr Hum Dy FLOYD GIBBONS Famous Headline Hunter. a j turn front the hitter and hhiMerv leuitory ot -- heM of it m ' all the Alaska-t- he h.ry of a lad who he gol all the worst of it in the leoinniti. end, of some Yon know it sometimes w oiks out that way a pietc he the ih inq; that looks like totilt luck will suddenly bun out to that is what happened to Jacob Javk break of a lifetime-a- nd j ' , cooking. j Chester. f U'd stav nvva Itemise .lack had to steep In the cold, he managed to till " wait ltut from the heat. That doesn't sound extraoi d.nary. read .talk's story. , .lack and another fcl ovv i It was In ttie early spring of 18xn. ami Klondike Seattle for Skagway, Intending to push their way into the do a little gold prospecting lines in those Skagway was the end of the transportation their shouldered packs and they when they got there, days, so, and started out on foot, along the grading of tho White Pass Yukon railroad which was then In the process of building. The grading ran up the side of a long hill, and there was, at the top. they had been told, a railroad construction camp and there they It was late afternoun when they reached the summit, a moment, Jack For heads over their found a gale of ley wind howling some discussion, and his partner were tempted to turn tank, hut after celebrated throughout the 'Saleses Constitution day, since it that the delegates S.Stonai conv.nt.on in Philadei-:and signed their ,hed their work which the under i the document been governed for 1.8 1787 -fW) S they decided to push on. They were stumbling along, chilled Night fell. '1 he wind Increased. when all they saw a faint glimmer of light up in, to the hone, nlmost ahead of them. And in all his life, Jack says, he can t recall ever having seen a more cheery or welcome sight than that light. a The light had come from the camp of the grading gang tent house, tents dining (bunk of three large camp that consisted and commissary) and three or four smaller ones. down In the It was supper time when they arrived, and they sat to their usual hack them dining tent to a good hot meal that brought 5:r,Zr great work? Under did they bring Into ex- circumstances TfU M My aUr had finished? which naturally Constitution this article. and other questions to mind as v.e celebrate These cme - are answered in By ELMO spirits for the night, and They asked the camp boss If tie could put them up he unsigned them to hunks In the hunk tout. the 3 lie hunks he gave them were In the rear of the tent, because good SCOTT WATSON stun T WtS hot In Philadelphia that mer of 17x7 one of the hottest the inlinmtants none sue discomfort than a little f or no men w ho gathered In the every d.iy In a small room Stale house and sweltering there be hind closed windows and closed doors wrestled with the tremendous task of saving a new nation from chaos. For iidted the fortunes of the of Amcnca had about reached iiird States rir Sow est ebb. Only 15 members, represent .wren slates, were attending the sessions of which was making 8 f Continental congress, effort, iimbr the authority given it by the to function as a gov i.eies of Contedeiation, ams body. Jh.iMire after measure was pro-W- i In congress to provide funds for govern--i- t evpenses hut nm- -t of these failed for lack the necessary nine votes, Kven when the 'saere passed the states treated the demands n them for funds witli the greatest Indiffer-oIn fact, a moie appropriate name for the uinQ at that time would have been the Dis all Us Lliuoo im ered mme jU&xandm Jiamdknv ami while days, to the disgust of his audience, made as winded he, they so not were long others up for It by the frequency with which they spoke. Hubert soil, Thomas Mifflin, Gouverneur Morris. Wilson. Morris und Janies Bierce Butler, Charles SOUTH CAROLINA Kud Pinckney, Charles C. Piuckuey and John ledge. 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All good druggists carry them. Start using these pleasant tasting effective wafers today. over Debate, argument, controversy, bitterness The Boys Awakened to Find the Tent Ablaze. of all view points and ."Dualities clashing pei was located, were ihe-- e ciia raclerized the convention which finally ones in the middle, where the big barrel shaped stove Hie Job. of the United States. on men Constitution the the working all by produced serenGeorge Washington. Nor was tin sultry weather con luclve to That was where Jack's tough luck came In. He had to sleep, Of this number more than half, 21, were law tent. But that piece consideration of momentous and judicial that night, in the coldest part of a draughty ity . Six are classified as statesmen," three on fn the evening. convention threatthe later once a time hot him than of Mme his saved luck of tough piohlcuis Into their beds were farmers, landowners or planters, three were ened to break up and if it ha ft might have rolled tired. were They Jack and his partner one nn But It wasn't long before merchants, two bankers or financiers, of the federal union. But more off into a heavy slumber. end meant the and dropped Most world tumbling about their educator, two physicians and one a soldier. had than once wise old Ben Franklin acted as peacethey were up again, to find the whole of them were well educated. Nine of them saved ttie situation. and maker "hut I woke studied in the Inner Temple or the Middle Tern I don't know how long I had boon asleep," says Jack, a deadlock Once he tided the convention over under Blackstone was A heavy, flapping something constricted. pie in Kngland, one at Oxford und "My faco was a mass of pimples of the by suggesting that the delegates seek guidance up feeling cramped Half tel States of America. m universities. in Scottish see I two could and a feet few away and me the down, to some external Irritation, anil Hamilton duo from holding or liuro in prayer. 3 ills brought The soldiers of the disbanded I lay helpless. suddenly. Then, where army which had dt legates were graduates of American nearer the and 1 spot ln agon- for three mouthy was nearer was needed. coming and one, caustic remark that "no foreign aid that the The ti the fight for freedom from I realized what must have happened were hard, red Kngland were pean colleges, three were professors Frank-Unand 1 was uvvuUe, at wide a of pimples tiing was something of Coliim a remark that ipaul and in an ugly nmod. scattered all over my lire. were and and They wanted their Dr. William S. Johnson, was presidentact as deledown When blown French. had caught largo tent well known fondness for the with the Itchcey, long overdue, and large numbers of them tortured Ida college, on leave of absence to was I tema face. From Blazing Heat to Piercing Cold. another crisis came Franklin suggested awake. me Connecticut. raped outside the city and began threatening from and It kept gate with the recess Further Investigation, by the light of thnt blazing canvas, proved ing I used many remedies, but to no porary adjournment and along stone the building where the congress was Moreover it was a convention ot young had collapsed, In the temperature In and the hunk, loo, had fallen, tent The a I drop was came proverbial that right. was Pres-d- j eeting unless their demands were met. avail A friend asked me to try The patriarch Benjamin Franklin which tempers cooled both literally and figura.ind J was ail tangled up in the wreckage. unthe situation became so threatening that Cuticura Soap and Ointment, so I old, but 20 of the 53 were that from eighty-onconfining years I tried to extricate myself Frantically, e congress did. Soon nn Improvement could be New tively. tiad to (lee from Philadelphia to Arctic a der forty years of age. Jonathan Dayton of the controversy revolved net of canvas even if it was only to get out and face the of seen, and after using for two and part The convention greater bnieton, N. J., where It sat for a while, .then the than was complexion of governinent-t- he Jersey was the baby" of my in nothing but my underwear. Better freeze to death months half blast plans who principal on to New York. aronndthree twenty-seveyears old. Charles Pinckney, Madison, which clear." (Signed) Joseph Faradls, be burned to a cinder, I thought. Virginia plan, sponsored by I found hwn New Turk the congress authorized the submitted the first draft of the Constitution, was to myself wish, answer in New If my 1078 S. Rlfd., New York City, May as the of the states; Then, suddenly, Hamilton safeguarded the rights oJding of a constitutional convention and called 2 1035. of wind tore the tent loose from all onlv two years his elder. Alexander which looked An extra gust strong Hamilton, free by In York plan, sponsored role on the states to found myself exposed to send delegates to such a meeting of New York, destined to play a leading 'Soap 25c, Ointment 25c and 50c, and fastenings and carried it away, and In se- to a strong centralized federal government; a Ph.ladelphia 15 or at 25c. Sold everywhere. One thermometer the to take Into consideration the the convention hut a more Important one Talcum with nature Alaskan an In of the gale, the Icy blast was be New Jersey plan, which was ea-free. Address: Cut Constitution, tuation of the United the of Art!-ratification sample States, to revise the 20 below zero. curing the would a compromise between the two. Kvcntunlly Dept. R, Malden, of who of Confederation Laboratories, and Madison, provided -tents, and to devise such further barely thirty, and James with Its 1.) We were quickly gathered In plan, Virginia of ttie Adv. substance the ConstituMass." In wind, the the of Tensions as should The other tents held won out appear to them necessary become known ns the Father gome clothes fiuni the comml.xsaty. resolutions expanded to 23, for 11, ere 0 render . the Constitution of the federal we would all probably have down, had thev if tion, was thirty-sixturned over the fi the convention nml most of Hie men were around, two years old. miles for On Inly to the exigencies of the shelter of adequate a thirty then only wasn't vestige John Marshall, But be- tub or' in iking a final draft of the compute Con U,"" Each state could send as many dele-"b'with the most of their clothing off. am was not a delegate to the convention. adrunning about, Just as I was, SALT LAKES NEWEST HOSTELRY and detail on mnl the chill committee a it to to , ,s pleas-dMitutlon protect them from the since each was to have but cause of his part in semiring the rat.hcat.on the nothing hut their underwear this While 2fi. doing collective vote. he did as ci over that hare, unprotected mountain top." journed tint J August Our lobby Is delightfully air the Constitution and the work of Its own wind that swept hullabaloo was going on. (f all the states only Ithode Island, which had justice of the United States later in interprm.ng rnmriii'tcD embodied some suggestions returned Jack wasn't frightened mi much while the cooled during tlie summer months Then the delegates " in the document. een at odds foundn even to think. too federal was busy, the with the federal He kept and strengthening Radio for Every Room government almost every line ts et. ft the to their labors, studying and detailing All Over. beginning, refused to send any dele-Wv-s the government by means of It, lie Scare Comes When 200 Room 200 Bath Real st care, fixing the with great' sentence ni "iis.ui what of the of and every at all and, ;ht until afterward, when he began thinking with Its attitude. It a high place among the Makers necc-'arwasn't It making wherever exact definitions Mthe hist to that he really began to t scared. ratlty the Constitution after one tion." differences In have liapp-tied- , and compromising altcrati'-n'M Ellall.v convention the of of the casualties were taken, K was found a to accounts adopted. New Hampshire was In over j When It was turned The date set for the opening he Finally of them severely-- by 'he aid g hut because of lack of was the second Monday in May. ,'or that 14 men had been burned-- s,x which polished up the on style with the in contact came its deleg.it It travel is did not arrive until the flames that caught the tent when that time were poor and until Out of thnt cointrilree, headed by was well under two weeks later We. the sonorous way. came the ar.d slow, so It was not StOVThor,e burned men were all the lucky ones who had the warm Gouverneur Morris, was held. A.tugetlier 72 of the in older to form a Fnited States, leading citizens of the 13 tnat the first meeting the of for the ftrt time people bunks up in the center of the tent "ere acci edited as in the cold end union, etc." delegates although The convention met formally a few more more perfect ,'W of them failed or refused to And the hard luck that had made Jack sleep was only although Constitution 25. of the go. Oytstaml draft en Friday Mav final I the time was djer among ti)e i.i was Patrick the than half the delegates had arrived hj HOTEL over again for there were still delegates V, hen ' oratur of tiie (rInvolution, whoHenry, Indeed It. of was sus Seven states were rtpreintc 8S'0t another or one to moused Id another reovt l''"ots of the pm .uses of vvnnt tie cm. the convention. Or. uvvny llcre were some who refused to he satisfied with tiling he owned had been swept 1,'rase1 it. "I smelt a It. to rat" Of the 72 work for the railroad to earn money to sign to til to had go It and who refused Ia"ncr He and Rates $1.50 to $3.00 es, 55 took pari In the delibera-vt'over several of the Gouverneur Morris won continue their journey. breadth of hair's convention at one time or another wltlln the delegates that h;UP ,.j m Th. Hold Tempi. Rqti.r. h 11 1, home members with his suggestion otlljr 39 staved on the job until the end of his age "nd tne even though 1, 1,1,1, deairul.le, inemllz ln.rn.e-ul.l-r.e, But I have never bad a more alive. v as burled statis -- me 1 was Constitution '. and find ,t You .HI Wtre the approve the drowning, ami cu.ses of It and at last a groans screams, the following: .ml logical when to the was sign than moments refused .npremrly eunifoetalile, city, suggested ihev personally agonizing few L'iNN'U tlCL-- i c.n the flumes that und Yu Band-- , ph rerhle. wind and hoeoujimr the bowling Mason with Itoger Sherman ind William men Ml Gerry. tbis botrl except v Mason. by present for understand their great task those burning up odmingled 1 rnPd nip. HIGHLY nr.COMMF.NDLD Despite the fact that rnvpinfcj U4rp and In gloom " AkEItic 'hard Bassett, Gunning Bed Yon cn mlao .pprecl.t. liy i led the delegates adjourned and he 11 Ttor-sulmimous 'doobt' as to the outcome. Not j IE a murk of distinction to tt op and UIcktnson Jo10 'kw 'p.cij,'0011 me adventure. at thi beautiful hottolry n, as the trarikl least had at has of Benjamin p,;,t even the words pres i,efi rens- Uir,i own, for everybody C ROSSITER. Afgr. ERNEST could entirely mber, were signing, rLuu1A'Abrah!ra usual the ityw of the sessions that a form and niacos. upon ndNews, ts doubtless Idontlenl with members shonld ,,cm from the Daniel Jenifei prcccd(M, Carroll, Earth, Sun, Moon im J'im..s 3085 Busy that of the earth, hut so hot thnt WNU W McHenry. Peculiarities Many Have It remains gaseous, tn spite of the and the Tlds'"!a thaT'bHiind stuns about presl-BRifiaf Ttie sun Is a radiant globe aver-a-- enormous pressure exerted hT ths Gorman and to Its issue "hpthpr u was King. miles !n diameter. Its SC4.T-mutual attraction of Its particles. b'iriR without dent I have the PARKERS earth ts the tength from now t distance J on irI.,,AIslIII'E or Ptt!ni:' BALSAM Niebotaj Gilman and issue. HAIR Is about a rising and nut density u I's a, o the convention entered rising miles FP7 4'H) flBO,UMlni8-Buito kncw that Alkaline Ink Hi. water. of happiness called On Monday. May Color mid that times i Impu-ha(1 bw,n one and a half sun." rUir Jonathan upon the business tor which Arid writing Inks hasten the do Breasley, h'vin ,!.l1'sEBavld BMirtvte Grr .net Is nhnut ... 17 thes mM, i setting (tt;irmHr moon's li:iam 1 Kingston and W1 Thf tll Wemb an to alarm of WV terioratlon paper -r that from glurend from tM fra. with' thelr great task ln miles. Its average distance i i Ing degree, according to ttie nationmiles. Its dens. struggled daily stead. y the earth Is 23 suffering ter- from that dale rising house, lie 3 bureau of standards. J8E renu brnuulor.t dr-'iTiV.lUIA,einnder Hamilton, Mates of ity Is about 3 4 times that of water. al bureau stuffy room in muPt be admitted UNA William Blount, Rlthard heat and found an alkaline Ink to he only luname is live United ft s, CbimcvJ Work P.uJMT- -. . Y. U mnstltut.on. lon rhemlcnl ribly from the Ttie sun's aml UuSh slightly detrimental to paper also suffering one of them America. 1TN "s' notes a writer In the Indianapolis L aw e Nwdp GeorSe Clymer, Thomas oNIA 1c Tortured with Itching of Pimples jc-rs- 1 Relieved After Using Cuticura e - s e 1 vn .mmmWH . ld. Its i j j s t -is Temple Square 1 1) 'sr; ?GS!.,etatecom tmM-pl,e- .1z 1 - - 7 sssrs ..mr;- ;-- wrr;s e - -- ta, - W111,ams-r'Inn,mrI.- ' Fenjamln Franklia, Jared lager rnl1 wr 1 Fl wulllil lmt. |