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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON. UTAH "" The Ozarks he Ozarks are a group of high Mis-- e d be ,1s lying chiefly In southern Arkansas, disMrl and northwestern rs g"ese hills are the remnants of a weddi.'mer plateau Into which valleys Exten-nador hai'W been cut by streams. South-werrun into hills of the up (ins Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma. fit e e j nvlrom' . " ' .The Beagle Hound et tVnjieaglesi are believed to tiave orlg- tlie crosslnS a terrier d cron ted The outcome of Foxhound. sands matlQS cr an-- 0,t"r served to me m adduce a breed of sporting hound remaSt Is efficient afield, a grand ring uctftjSwer and ever faithful to the . T cs 1 8ter- - o: Similar to Quail Is not a native to United States, but Its habits tJ' The very similar to quail. lest have elaborate plumage, lr tie the females have shorter tails are somber colored. Pheasant uxeni.'he pheasant ml ns. musics Small Crack a sma" crack uatra s on loe the Venezuelan paraiiet. 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York, ft Creomulsion right now. (AdvJ HIM now Kef trouble c.-ft- itinalch ;du CM BRISBANE Columbus, Ohio. The bell of an engine caused a train wreck in the freight yards here, when the bell of a Chesapeake & Ohio freight engine worked loose and fell beneath the wheels of the train. Newspapers Are Useful The engine cleared the falling A Leisure Class, Also metal but it caught in the wheels A Real American of the freight cars and three were derailed. It is the first such acciOffense and Defense The Supreme court says; "Tha dent in memory of local railroad free press stands as one of the great officials. Engine bells on the C. & 0. powInterpreters be- er units are located on the front tween the gov- of the engine. ernment and the people. To let It la Streator-Suii- th be fettered to fetter ourCHEVROLET DEALER selves." Certainly; the newspaper Is to the CHEVROLETS what speech la to an IndividFORDS ual, and It Is to AND 20 OTHER CARS ABOUT the crowd wlmt All Popular Makes a looking glass 36 models to 78 models reconditioned Is to the Individand are backed by our ual. History will Judge a people by Its newspaG. M. A. C. Terms pers, Its laws. Its theaters, and It will have reason to criticize us. Used Helped Tame the Frontier A THIS WEEK By ELMO SCOTT WATSON NE hundred years ago this month on February 25, 1S30, to be exact there was Issued In Washington, D. C., a patent for an Invention which probably attracted little attention at the time but which was destined to he a maker of American history. During the next three quarters of a century It would not only become a common name (analogous in usage to Iullman for a sleeping car and Ford for an automobile) but It would also be an Important factor In taming the American frontier and revolutionize military tactics." That last Is a quotation from the receut biography of Yankee Arms the man to whom the (latent was Issued Maker the Incredible Career of Samuel Colt, written by Jack Rohan and published by Harper and Brothers. For tliej Invention which was patented just a century ago was the revolver, the first successful firearm of Its kind In history. Connected with Samuels Colt's revolver are two Interesting paradoxes. One of them is that this weapon, which would become so much a symbol of the Wild West," was produced by a native of one of the oldest-settle- d parts of the East. The other Is that It, an Instrument in, the conquest of a wild land, had Its real genesis at sea. Samuel Colt was born In Hartford, Conn., July 19, 1814, the third, son of Christopher and Sarah (Caldwell) Colt Ills mother was a daughter of Maj. John Caldwell, a veteran of the Revolution. The fact that she was the daughter of a soldier and therefore had no prejudices against firearms probably hnd much to do with her sons early interest In guns. At the age of eleven Sam Colt was Indentured Good Trucks Big Trucks Mr. J. Plerpont Morgan, repeatto a farmer near Glastonbury and during his Stakes Small Trucks ing what Aristotle said before him, service there two factors had a decided Influence Pickups and Hyd. Dump Bodies said civilization needs a leisure in shaping his future career. Prices and terms to suit you. class, and defined as the "leisure The only books In this farm home were the When in Salt Lake City visit our class" those that keep a hired girl BIG USED CAR DEPT. Bible, the almanac and a volume known as the Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, thoughtColt of spent Compendium Knowledge." Young ful and wise, Improves that definimost of his spare time reading the latter. In It 505 So! MAIN. tion ; a leisure class for her is made he found considerable scientific Information up of Individuals that have suffan extended account of the work of Robert icient economic security and suffFulton, Inventor" of the steamboat, an article icient leisure to find opportunity for describing the galvanic battery and a formula a variety of satisfactions In life." for making gunpowder. Even more Important, however, was the time . , Charles Fourier, French philosohe spent during his errands to the village store said It long ago, and elabo& 1 v? pher, ' i fr .F, where, according to his biographer, cracker-barre- l ( rately. Ilonry Ford said It well, adphilosophers weighed the destiny of the revocating a short work week, with public. The outstanding doings of the Revolutwo days off, that men might hare tion were still being discussed. From men who time to spend pleasantly the ean-tnhad the story from their fathers when It was "One of five days. fresh new; from the recollections of old men evFBEDERlC who had been on the ground, Sara heard the OLD MOTHER HUBBARD All pictures shown above, from Rohan's Yan. All that will come, and more. In legend of the shooting of General Fraser, at HAS RUED HER BARE CUPBOARD kee SamMaker Arms marmen the Incredible Career of worked too hurd, while the past Saratoga, by Tim Murphy, and of other WITH ONIONS AND STEAKS AND CHEESES; uel Colt," courtesy, Harper and Brothers, velous deeds Murphy had performed with his paid and fed too little, and never FEELS CRAND HER STOMACH double-barreleMrs. rifle. Wide-eye"varied with Intelligent dreamed of Itoosevelts SINCE SHE KEEPS TUMS ON HAND... SHE EATS WHAT SHE DARN WELL PLEASES! satisfactions," while the prosperous, Interest, the lad often listened to speculation as to the casualties that might have been Inflicted as a rule, concentrated too much on foolish satisfactions. had the whole Continental army been armed NO ALKALIES FOR cluslvely to the War department their value as with like weapons. If some nation could Invent our for Another soldiers. weapons significant a gun that would shoot five or six times without All that knew him learn with ACID event at about this time was Colts meeting with sorrow of the sudden death of reloading, that nation would rule the world. In ILLIONS have found they do not need to a II. Sam Texas famous Capt. Walker, Ranger the opinion of the Glastonbury military observdrench their stomachs with strong, caustic who had come to Washlrigton with a Charles Curlls, former Vice Presi- alkalies. leader, Physicians have said this habit often ers. But of course the thing was Impossible. of frontiersmen to urge the admission dent of the United States. He was brings further acid indigestion. So much more delegation mouse-likhe as for the waited Sam, listening carry a roll of Tunis of the new Republic of Texas as a state In the an American, a real one, proud of in your pocket. Munchply 3 or 4 after meals or blood In veins. his Indian storekeeper to put up his order, missed nothing the red whenever troubled by heartburn, gas. sour stomfederal Union. of what was said. As a boy be rode liorse races well ach Try them when you feel the effects of last ou smoke too much, a been Colt 34 to hnd this time Up making Analyzing the discussions at his leisure, he and honestly; us a man, be rode il antacid which neu caliber revolver but out of his conference In New in acid the tmiizes but never stomach, discovered that Robert Fulton and several other Vice As race the political fairly. stomach or blood. As pleasant to eat York with Walker came the .44 caliber Walken Inventors had accomplished things deemed Imwith the content was President he 10c at any drug store. and candy only Colt which soon became a favorite weapon on FOR THE TUMMY possible until they were done. He concluded that the American people the southwest frontier. A few years later this position on Are forum's the local that him. He would opinion repeating and Constitution gave gun became even more significant In that part arms might not, after all, be Infallible. He dehave made a good and loyal Presiof the country. cided he would be an inventor and create the dent had destiny bo willed It. By the time Texas was admitted to the Union impossible gun." in 1845 war between Mexico and the United Thus was the germ of the Idea planted In the The newspuper heading, Britain States was Inevitable. President Tolk sent a Is Yankee boys mind. It developed a little farther redoubling her defense pluns to Time for All Things force under Gen. Zachary Taylor to the Itlo offset a year later when he went to work In his fathers Germany," should Interest One who Its looks on the bright side state new to the Grande acMass. he against had There at protect" textile plant Ware, somebody In Auicrlcu. This country when former rulers, the Mexicans. When a detach- Is not you want to grieve and grouch cess to various chemicals and the opportunity to S Hooter "offset Germany, Is a planning ment of American cavalry was ambushed by a but it bus all nuisance; and had better take to borrow tools of all kinds from the millwrights. Europe, Including Rus- himself off. Thorna Its commander, Captain Expanding upon the Idea of Tim Murphys dou mechanic, to set up a gunshop In Baltimore and Mexican patrol, sia and all Asia, to think about In ton, was the only man who escaped and he had these flying days. ble rifle, he bound four barrels together and begin making samples of his revolvers. We should pertried to make them revolve so that each. In turn, lie also Interested his father In the project shot his way to freedom with a brace of Colt fect our defense plans and par would come under the lock and fire. But more again and the result was a trip to Europe where revolvers. plans. tleulurly often than not all four fired at once so he had he secured patents on his weapon In England, General Taylor was Impressed by this fact and COMMON to give it up as a bad Job. Senator Pittman of Nevada sees Prussia and France. Returning to America he asked for more Information about these weapons. Next he was apprenticed to a Captain Spauld- borrowed $800 from his father and went to Wash- Capt. Sara Walker of the Rangers, who was Japan shutting us out of Chinn ing of the brig Corlo which was sailing from ington where on February 25, 183G, his historic guarding Taylor's lines of communications, told even at the risk of war"; says our Boston on a voyage to Calcutta. India. Young patent was granted. Then he set about organlz the general that the only thing wrong with the business men liuve been run out Sam wasnt especially thrilled over life as Ing a corporation to manufacture and market his revolvers was that there were not enough of of Manchuria already." Japan might sailor but he did enjoy watching some of the weapon and on March 5, 1836, the New Jersey them. Thereupon Taylor sent Walker to Wash- reply that her workingmen have out of legislature chartered the Patent Arms Manu- ington to make known this need to the Presi- been run out of the United States. old salts carve odd little Relieve the distressing wood. While he had been employed In the tex facturing company" of Paterson. dent and the result was an order on Colt for The map will comfort Senator symptoms by applying he once the made which at he had tile factory at Ware, acquaintsupplied. Pittman. Gigantic Munchtikuo, big But despite this triumphal culmination of the 1,000 of his revolvers, Menlholatum in nostrils ance of a young mechanic named Elisha K. Root young Yankee's efforts to create the impossible More than that he put over as clever a publicity ger than all of old Japan, leans up and rubbing on chest. who had explained to him the value of making gun," his future path to success was a rocky campaign as any modern press agent ever against Outer Mongolia and Soviet Russia. Julian will not invite trouworking drawings and then wooden models of one. There were quarrels with his relatives over thought of doing. Borne of the things he was trying to Invent. the management of the company In which they It was not the sales of his revolvers to the ble with those countries, and war 7 vast COM FORT OstfyS Watching the sailors carve, Sara remembered had Invested thplr money, there were all sorts army that made Sam Colt, says Rohan. It with the United Slates would InIf you prefer nose drops, or Root's advice about models and set about learn- of financial troubles, struggles with competitors, was the manner in which he capitalized the vic- vite It. throat spray, call for the He acquired considerable pro- lawsuits over patent Infringements and other dif- tories of the Americans over nuinerically-supe-rio- r ing to carve. HEW HEKTH0LATUM LIQUID the tax "where all wonder If In de use you la ficiency, but when the voyage was half over he ficulties for this pioneer Industrial enterprise. Resaca revolvers at forces. The in handy bottle with dropper was without any idea on which to construct To the student of the history of American busi- Palma, Monterey and Buena Vista were few and money goes, read this: In six months the state of New model," says Rohan, t But one day In the Indian ness and Industry this new biography of Samuel far between. But those few, when Sam Colt got ocean a real inspiration came to him. York paid $801,612 for official autoColt is Interesting because It shows that he was to spreading the story around the world, acLaclc of Backbone Standing Idly watching the steersman, he no- the first of the great American lndustrlallsts-Coltcounted for the defeat of the Mexicans. And mobile expense. And that does not Include auto ticed- that, regardless of which way the wheel not the modern motor car manufacturer, the latter, glad of any excuse for their humilia.Lack of vitality never made a ruf- was spun, each spoke always came directly In conceived and first utilized standardized machine tion, cheerfully corroborated his claim! mobiles for the department of men flan. tal hygiene. One official discharged line with a clutch that could be set to hold it, production, division of labor and the assembly Sara war first his Colt Mexican If the gave He watched for a long time and finally caught line. real start, the War Between the States sent his his chauffeur, paid by taxpayers, himself visioning holes in the rim holes which He was one of the first, If not the first, large-scal- e enterprise booming toward the pinnacle of suc- accusing him of chesting the state QuTckjSafs Relief successively came in alignment with a stationary employer to assume responsibility for the cess. The extent of that conflict soon called for out of $2,000 In one year tbrou vouch of his employees. Colt showed the production of the new weapon on a bigger scale dishonest gasoline and aperture which the young inventors Imagination Identified as the bore of a pistoL The re- way to the modern promoters of wars he than ever before. In 1861 the Colt factories ers. That is almost a business. Sara bad found use for was the precursor of the modern munitions kings turned out nearly 70,000 revolvers. The next volver was conceived his leisure. With the Jackknife that cost less a pioneer In the art of playing one nation year production Jumped to more than 110,000. Charlie" Schwab may he Seventy than a dollar, he started to whittle out the against another to increase his sales. But the inventor did not live to see the amazing years old, but he still "knows hia foundation of a fortune which was to run Into Equally Interesting is the part which his wea- success of the thing which he hnd whittled out way around. The government tried millions lie died January to get $19,654,856 from Schwab's pon played In the military history of this coun- of wood on the brig Corso. Bethlehem Steel company, iillegin try and more particularly In the history of the 10, 1SG2, but others carried on bis work. By the time the voyage was over he had brass When the war ended and Americans set about profiteering. I list end of giving the working model of his revolver, complete In every frontier. Unable to convince detail and satisfactory In performance. Upon hats In the War department that his revolver to conquer the last frontier, Colts Invention be- government $I9,iMI0,(Hi0, the special his return home he showed his Invention to his and his revolving rifle were superior to the came Increasingly Important In that conquest. It master," bearing evidence, says the musket and single-sho- t horse pistol hung at the hip of virtually every horseman of government must pay $5,666,154 to father, who caught his son's enthusiasm, prom smooth-borlsed to finance the making of two revolvers and to which they were devoted, he next tried to the plains, whether Texas Itanger, trooper In the Schwab and Bethlehem Steel. No PARKERS HAIR BALSAM to pay for obtaining the patents If they worked get the Navy department to adopt them. But United States army, cowboy, frontier marshal or wonder Carnegie, who was Scotch Dsodroff Stops Hair Falling Rgnoroe again he was unsuccessful. Then the panic year outlaw. It barked In cavalry charges against the thought a good deal of Schwab. as successfully as Sam said they would. Imparts Color and 1837 out his Sioux business. of almost whom the of the and wild tribesmen Beaotyto wiped Comanche, Gray and Faded Hair Christopher However, the gunsmiths Sue and 11 at Dnitnnnta. N Y. But an Indian war saved him the war with the Cheyenne; Its roar was heard In many a Hteroi Uhero. Wks.. Or. G. A Stevenson, fellow" lu Colt engaged to make the revolvers looked upon In FLORESTON SHAMPOO Ideal for use sa unS. In cow Florida. Gen. the Thomas Semlnoles and saloon the towns nonsense hall and dance Jesup, frontier thoroughly the Idea as boyish the University college of Oxford connection with Parkers Hair Balsam.Makw tha workable. Also, they wanted to charge so much quartermaster general of the army, was In on the Texas cattle trails. It became not only suggests to the London Times that bair soft and fluffy. 50 cents by mail or at drugY. N. Chemical Hiscoz a of of Works, Patchogne, and certain firearm Semlnoles for the a enthusiasm and gists. elder Colts the work type Romana that operations charge synonym against for their the pax ("Roman peace) cooled and he decided not to waste much money hl3 second In command was Col. William S a common name, but It also became a symbol of of ancient times when Rome rule on the guns. So he engaged an ordinary me- Harney, a fine field officer, who regarded Colts the reign of law In a lawless land. Judge the worhi and would allow no tight chanic to do the work. He turned out a crude Invention with great favor. Harney realized Colt was Judge, Jury and executioner and a Ing. should ho followed now by piece of workmanship which was far from be- that the revolvers were Just the arms needed man's life depended upon the quickness of the pax Britan idea ("British peace"). Indraw. England ruling the world, telling ing a faithful reproduction of young Sam's idea. in the peculiar type of war waged by the The result was that one of the revolvers wouldnt dians. The tactics of the Semlnoles were simple, That era ended Just 30 years after Sam Colt everybody what lo do fire at all and the other burst at the first shot They would lie in ambush for the federal sol died. One event was significant of Its close. Undiscouraged by this experience, young Sam dlers and make a feint attack, drawing the fire Into the little town of Coffoyville, Kan., one American Olympic athletes Bp muskets. Then, while the day In 1892, rode the Daltons. When one of told his father that, he would never rest until he from the single-sho- t mi the field in Germany met pearing had secured a competent gunsmith, who could soldiers were reloading they would swarm over the hottest street battles ever fought In the with gloomy silence, contrasting Perhaps the surest way to prevent e cold from,;catching hold" end getting worse is, do the precise fitting and delicate adjusting nec- them with the main Indian force and annihilate West was over, the Daltons, last of the with applause loi European arid et once, to Ceanse infer six with armed them. his Invention guns shooting Troeps bandit gangs, had been wiped out. The Wild Oriental Olympic essary to a revolver, and had given The 'Til? FREE naly. Do it the pleasant squads to a sad surprise the Indians West" was no more. Incidentally, among the a fair trial. So he went back to work In his fa times would be Americans, who defeated Germany cup way. Flush the system ther's textile mill, hoping to save enough money and Colonel Harney was soldier enough to weapons found In the streets of Coffej vllle that it hockey, score I lo 6. will survive SAWPL. with e hot cup of Garfield e mild, Ta-t- he from his earnings to employ a man who could know It he silence. day was the Colt frontier six shooter" whh It ( mY. liquid a to considerable store was sell Colt laxative. a able At As It result be But N. 'made. should It ns drug a on above revolver and which the Brooklyn. make hangs pictured 0 Kin Kmi m t rSs nJ k ata, loc. WMI u room In Which this article Is was several years before he was able to pet number of his guns to Jesup and Harney and l vif. con C Weitern Newtpjpei Un co. enough ahead" to hire John Iearson, a skilled their sue. ass In the Seminole war proved offers about n 60 40 Written Guarantee Trucks gs Cavalry Charge d d INDIGESTION . - He Invented the Gun That TRAIN WRECK IS CAUSED BY BELL OF LOCOMOTIVE - is on B; e TUMS Frontier Si our-attac- ,coib; knick-knack- s MENTHOIfATUM cat or sit' it doseofi w Ieati :It betts d bowd' and ka Doot be discouraged t Make trp your iNE do mind to try and have the clear, fresh jnstipatia skia you admire in others 1 Thousands have found the secret in Cuticura rug dept treatments. So simple, too I The Soap soothes and cleanses the Ointment reheree and helps to beat Youll marvel at the difference Cuticura makes. Buy Cuticura at your druggists. FREE Soap 25c. Ointment 25c. ample of each on request. 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