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Show Thursday i Dtoember 17; 1936. Corps Given Xmas Cheer by Red Cross jlailne With the approach of tht Yule-tid- e teaeoa, touch attention U dlrect-rd't- o l tie generous giving and conse-guchappiness that the Red Crone, (.'oininuuity Cheat and similar organizations give to thoueande. Many are familiar with .the kindthe Red Croea ly aid rendered by owr eras during the World War, end many more are familiar with ihe helpful band extended by this organization durlug the recent floods end hurricanes In the east, but few ut NEPm Pai?e 3 TIMES-NEW- 3 know of the generous gesture made tek respite from the breathless, each year at this time to I'ucle Sama stifling heat that envelopes one like nephews abroad. a breath of Hell to Coco Solo; to According to Information received Guantanamo; to Cuum, Honolulu by Postmaster Lynun linker from and dozens of other outposts of Major T. Tuliuadge Taylor of the; civilization; to each and every man u Christmas bag crammed with Murine Corps recruiting station In goes San Francisco, every useful articles such as pocket knives, Red! year the 1 rose prepares literally thousands of fountain pens, cigarettes, playing Christmas bags to be sent to turds, stationery, buttons, thread and every the like. Murine serving in foreign countiy Not so much, perhaps, to some who To Peiping, where Murines trudge ore fortunate enough to be at home thorugh waist-dee- p snow on Christmas day, but to some the arctic furies that blowbreasting down Leatherneck half-wa- y from the wastes of Tibet to across the Olangapo. where Marines even at Christmas world, It serres as the tie that Muds and makes Christmas something other then the 2!ith of lieceniber. And orten, too, busy fingers of these Red Cross women have found llmo to put In a card with their name and address In the bag, and friendships grow through the medium of correspondence, that have lasted for years. row advances into 1937 with the H Appropriate Setting for Beauty Alphabetical Jobs Do Not Produce Successful Men A young but Important new deal offlclul, who now Is engaged in conferences being held In Washington, 0. C to shape future government ifolicies, remarked recently: I believe that I am losing my for this Job. 8lnce election It seems that there has been a letdown of desire to do the things that have seemed Important to soma of us. This may lie one result of the fart that President Roosevelt has hen away. Ilut maybe, too, the time has come to get out and make something of myself. 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He sliiyed at home after that In N'A Carina hired aome of the most hr norn nt of the Mexicans there-alioui tn liiilld some large adobe1 Edmund David Lewis, 72, farmer liouses at tbe aide of the San Luis and stockman, and a resident of Go- hikes, lie In the usual gold them paid shen for 69 years, died last Satur-- : lust, ami ordered them away as soon of apoplexy. j day n the hull llnsi were completed. They He was born June 16, 1864, It: went. i Is siilil, sll but two of tha least 1rovo, a sou of Rufus and Anna Inielle !ii. who stayed by request. Llewellyn Lewis. He married Her-- , men n- o:ii ever saw again. tha Wilson In tbe Salt Lake L. D. S. Their famll.ca, v.lm rsme at last to j Prominent Goshen Man Passed Away Saturday "Eagle Eyes Keen, sharp and narrowed. Set deeply in center of hollow formed by bridge of nose. Brows and creases beneath eye . . giving effect of the bull's-ey-e of s target. An eye indicating accuracy, precision and alertness. iilhl Nose" - Delicately chiseled, pores mail. Distinguished by ample nostrils which are and tense. A capable nose, expert at ad scenting aromas, and quick to ferret out values' NMiA Xglhfi3 Eagle eyes. . . hunting a really rich straight Bourbon made by old-tim- e Kentuckians . . . have found it! "Double-ric- h Bourbon straight from the Bluegrass! Remember the name. PINT No. 61 QUART Whiskey with lit Mari Merit. Kentucky Made in Kentucky by olJ-tiilistillrr . . . the good old Kentucky way. A No. 60 90 PROOF V 5TRAIOHT MV'RBOM WHISKEY Temple, October 15, 1909. Surviving are bis widow; four brothers and two alatera, P. J. and D . A. Lewis, I'rovo; R. W. and R. C. Lewis, Mrs. Mary A. Jasperson and Miss Nettio Lewis, all of Goshen. Funeral services were held at', Goshen on Monday afternoon with a large number of the deceased Tin-ti- c friends sttendlng. Burial took place In the Goahen cemetery. Csohleai Dhniitonss 1 FASCINATING TALKS OF LOST MINKS fwao. Bn Kdlthm L. JUAN CARLOS WmUmm GOLD nsnied Juan Carlos the South Into the San Luis valley a long time ago. lie roine with ninny peon, and they, drove a iriiln loaded with such things Possibly gold Iiih.Ui mol niiiui'S.-rlfits- . wn nls-- a part of the cargo, for Jnan Cmln had gold dust In profusion, and whs very literal with It. Em li year for three years, this strnime mnn dl iippcnred on tbe lirst ddy of My mill relumed on the Inst day of (ictnber. Where he went, and why. mi one ever knew. At b;sl S' rue who lived tliercnlmut'i of i he tried to follow lilin, led to llo-l- r da uty A SPANIARD from n Inquire for them, were told that they had received their pay and departed with the rest. But the Mexican people will not have It to they say that Carlos caused tbe two to do some sect el work and then had them killed lest they reveal IL But what work, and what secret, no one can telL Then Juan Carina died. Within tha year two of the Mexlrnne tn the valley hers me suddenly wealthy, and bought Urge herds of sheep and cattle. They claimed that they had made thU money In government contract work near Santa Fe. but no one believed them. Perhaps they did not even believe themselves. The houses near the lakes were used aa late as 1SS3 by hnntera who gathered there to shoot water fowl. Apparently their walls harbored no secret. so It la not known what tha two missing Mexicans had been hired to do. And the aonrpe of Juan Carlos' gold? That Is still a mystery. It Is thought that possibly It may be the place discovered by Kit Carson, Stewart, and Arrhuleta, when they camped by tbe s nio Grande on their way with In a little to San Franclac stream which ran Into the river they aw considerable gold, and panned enough to sell In San Francisco for IS7. When the party cams back, they passed that way again, but they tried tn vain to And that shining llttls stream. There Is another atory about this trip which goes Into greater detail. According to this legend a pack mule fell Into the water and Stewart and oua other man had to stay at this place while Ihe pack was dried out Slew-ar- t saw the gold and panned some of It to pass the time. He wrote the lo met-sage- cation down In a little book, but unfortunately tbe book was later destroyed In Ore. Stewart went to Old Mexico and did not return until ho was an old man, when he tried to revisit the scene, but could not And IL Whichever of these stories, If either, le the true one. It la said further that an old proapertor and a buffalo hunter put their heads together later and followed out every clew to tbe place that they could discover. They found tha general location without a doubt, but llood waters had caused a landslip of half a mile In length, and the little stream had vanished. t is "Good Hunters widr-spre- 1 j j |