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Show TIIE BULLETIN en of the ..Vlounted C. HOTELS by Captain Elllott-Nightinga- HOTEL le PLANIMIME. K. Mate Ham 41b SALT 11.04 LAKE I S2.UU CLEAN QI1F.T RESPECTABLE Wbrn In RENO NEVADA step at lb HOTEL GOLDEN Rtna'i largest n4 mmI papular hotel Copyright, WNU ADVENTURES OF A HERO AND A LUNATIC n tht W E THE WILSON HOTEL if the cits Katrt Ttc up. 2nd Sa. St. Silt Labe bran CLAY PRODUCTS outfit he had was the clothes he wore. In his right FACE HRICK SEWER PIPE -F- LOWER WALL COPING PUTS and hand, held high, he carried a Bible. ALL CLAY PRODUCTS. Just where he came from no one UTAH FIRE : CLAY CO. Salt Lab knew, for he very suddenly apPHOTO FINISHING peared on the Saskatchewan plains Coin. Roll Dev. with Print, and to all upon Repent, calling PHOTO GUC No (tamp,. DESERET seek Eternal Life. Now and then SERVICE. P. O. Bax M. Balt Lab City. I't. he changed his text and warned us New eeiMationaL I ilawr print, in nlbumetta coin. Re. that the Day of Judgment was at A 2 iru.nional enlargement 25ePayette. Ida. hand. After we staked him to some iifint ir - Star Film s( (-- Expasarea Developed. food, and a warmer coat donated onu FUbm Eapaaaraa IS. Reprinta Ze. Na Photo. Rov 1477. Bolt Loht by tiie most notorious blasphemer tiania. in the group, he was on his way PHOTO-KRAF- T again shouting his warnings. ECONOMY FILM SERVICE The poor chap was obviously a Any Roll Dtvelooed with bit cracked, but as long as he 8 Quality Print 25c Extra Prints 3c kept to the prairie he was not in Wrap coin and film carefully much danger. But, the poor mis749 guided prophet kept heading due Balt Lab City. Utah northwest, and just when the terrific DRUGS g winter took a good grip on the Athabaska lake PHOTO SUPPLIES country, he came to grief. He was Send for our new Photographic Bnnrain found badly frozen, and dying of Bulletin Aimnet 11 ,irn of outstanding Weet 12nd. New miner FOTOSHOP. starvation, on a trail that might see York City a human being once during the win-- ! BUILDING SPECIALTIES ter. In spite of his serious physical condition he was still shouting texts Overhead Garret Deere Ponevtle and Bui'r-lIroning Bocrd,. Mill. Caba, d and singing hymns, but the Mailbox. Shoe Park,. Vent Fan,. Electric who found him knew but few 'va,a- Cnhe S:el Drainboard, and Sink Unite. words of English anyway, so the Combination Mar Site. Tom., gn W 4H - t T. C. warnings and texts fell on deaf ears. BUILDING MAltRlAL At any rate, the breed soon had INTERSTATE BRICK CO. the demented white preacher in a and Fire Brice Fire Clap warm bunk, and warm food inside Bnilding Vitrifle-- i Hollow Bnilding Tile Sewer ' Roof and Mantel, of him. As the days passed, though, Pipe It. Drain Tile llth E.. SALT LAKE Hy. M. the roving missionary developed 14 OFFICE EQUIPMENT into a raving maniac, and the d benefactor left for safer sur--i NEW AND USED a and chain, Bleu, ivpeor'ier,. adding mcY. roundings. He did not actually de- - A. L. DESK EX.. II g. Stale. Salt Labe. sert the unfortunate white, but he ATHLETIC GOODS did get a report to the Fort post of the Mounted Police, GREAT WESTERN ATHLETIC GOOD Bala, Glove. Euebnila. 8oftbll, When Constable Pedley, certainly Uniform. VoIItIi7I. Athletic shoe , tc. HTWOOf. SUPPLY CO Balt Labe. one of the most courageous trailers and trackers ever to wear the scarICE CREAM FP.ErZERS let and gold, arrived at the tiny log SODA FOUNTAINS ICE CHEAH COUNhut he found an extremely violent, TER FREEZERS and Ire Cream cabinet, Fixture!. Stool. Cirbaruton, Steam lunatic in charge. Moreover, in Bar Table, Aim rerenditieaed equipment terms. spite of frostbite and emaciation, CO. Mannfartnrcr the lunatic possessed prodigious ' Peat Office Place - Salt Lake Cilr constable strength and the MOTORCYCLES had a tough time to get the prisoner HARLEY Price under control. Wise in the tricks Uaed Mntorrvrle, Write for Self Lab and wrinkles of the northern trails, HOUSE OF HOPPER. 144 B. Bdy.. catalogw TRUSSES Pedley wrapped the lunatic in two great big sleeping bags. Then he Surgical Instruments. Hoepltal Supplies. tied him onto the sled, and shoved Trusses. Manufacturer of Abdominal SupStocking. off on a mush to the near- porter.TheElastic Phyaician Cempany - Salt Lake City. Utah est hospital, at Fort Saskatchewan. 44 W. 2nd South St. - Supply AGENTS WANTED Even to this day all the details of that ESTABLISHED NERRASKA MUTUAL trip have LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY desire rep! never been told. The big, strapping reaenUtivea in Wyoming and Utah. Liberal constable had his hands more than eemmiuiene and eplrndid eppertanitlea. Ex. Write unnecessary. BUnley D. full while the mercury stuck at 40 penenee Pathindcr Lift Inauraace Campanr. and 50 below all the time. It was Ji"i Inland, Nebraska. out of the question, of course, for CINDER BUILDING BLOCKS the constable to keep the lunatic M"1 o rd elinkcra and cement Ligt wright. Highest insolation. Attractive, Fir strapped up and tied down all the Mia, TrrmiU proof. Endnrini Inexpensive. time, so every time he released the Cinder Bbtefc. Ine.-W. 17th Basalt Lab he had to ll into a prisoner get EYE GLASSES REPAIRED fight whether he wanted to or Mail as your broken lenses. 1 bean servier not. Apart from this, there was price. Satiafactiea Guarantee great trouble feeding the crazy man. Wholesale Optical Shop, Beaten RaikHng. Salt Lab The constable took extreme measBUSINESS TRAINING ures in this, however, for he realH u Jab Far Yen. ized that his patient would soon die Indivldnal instruction. advance men! of exposure and starvation unless Earn ymir rxnen-e- -. FreeRapid Placement Service LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE he was fed. Mile after frozen mile AtlacSALT Balt Lake CH Bnilding they mushed, day after day, with FENCES the lunatic centering his hatred and vituperation on the constable, and the latter centering his attention on Wonderful new controllers designed for great and improved safety. Enel the trail and the dogs and doing all eruniteffectiveness electrifies ten miiea of fence. Pried possible to get the patient to shelter from 111 up to I24.4S postpeid. Battery and warmth and medical attention. power operated. Salesmen Wanted. ELECTRIC FENCE CO To add to all this terrific mental INTERNATIONAL Pen land. Orem and physical punishment, Constable PHOTO ENLARGEMENT was often beset Pedleys by packs of starving timber wolves. Pedleys integrity is beyond reproach, and he stated that he didn't stop to light fires until it was absolutely inevitable that the wolf pack would jump the train in another minute or so, so ravenous were these wolves. Finally Constable Pedley and his Week Xn 1121 BALT LAKE tragic load mushed into Fort Sas- WNU and the demented katchewan, preacher was soon in good hands. After a few days of rest for himself and dogs, Pedley started off on the return trip to his post on Lake Athabaska. All alone, mushing through that land, God only knows what thoughts were Pedleys as he moved across EXCURISON RATES the snowy wastes thinking over the events of the past weeks. At any 37 Saving on rate, halfway down the Athabaska river his own mind snapped, and he wandered for days in the bitter Round Trip Fares cold until found by some Cree Indians who, strange to relate, tied SAMPLE FARES: him. to a dog sled and mushed him back to Fort Saskatchewan, where Salt Lake to Los Angeles 4344 Sound Trip lay the demented preacher. The preacher was as right as Butte to Salt Lake rain, mentally and physically, inI24 Round Trip side of two months, but almost a Salt Lake to Yellowstone year passed before Constable Ped20 Round Trip ley came back to the world to which he belonged. The force gave him a . fairly decent job at headquarters. Vacations the DeLuxe and As the war left its mark on those front-linwho saw real e Saving WAE. service, so did that trip through the Arctic wastes, with a lunatic for company, leave its mark on Mounted Constable Pedley, a real hero if there ever A LL the ng. fon-nan- ti 11-1-1 Frr-im- .... ...... PHOTO-KRAFT-l- SCHRAMM-JOHNSO- man-killin- sub-Arct- N ic 1S6-- A Here are three delietoua baking recipea usms hour aa the major ingredient. Above are ahamroek eooklea in whirb you uae 4 rap of shortening; 114 eupa of sugar; 1 egg; 314 cup of hour; teaapoona of baking powder; 14 teaspoon of aalt and 14 cup of milk. Cream the ahortening. add augar and cream together until light and Huffy. Add egg and beat well. Sift flour and meaaure; mix and sift with baking powder and aalt. Add to creamed mixture alternately with milk. Chill dough. Place on floored cloth and roll to inch thickness. Cut with shamrock cutter, place on ungreased eookie sheet and bake In moderately hot oven (400 degrees F.) for 7 to 10 minutes. Ptry one-eigh- Yeast bread is another delicious flour reeipe. The ingredients are 1 cake of compressed yeast; H eup of lukewarm water; 1 cup of milk; 1 tablespoon of sugar; IVY teaspoons of salt; IVY teaspoons of shortening and 3 cups of flour. Yeast is softened in lukewarm water. Scald the milk, add sugar, salt and shortening. Cool until lukewarm. Add yeast and tir in flour to make a soft dough. Turn out on lightly floured board and knead until smooth and satiny. Place in a greased bowl and let rise until doubled in bulk. Shape into a loaf, place in a greased bread pan and let rise until double. Bake 10 minutes at 435 degrees F. and 35 minutes at 375 degrees F. th Tatv-e- , half-bree- de-i- e. Chip-pewy- crack-the-fac- too. By THORNTON IV. BURGESS DUSTER BEAR yawned as he lay on his comfortable bed of leaves and watched the first early morning sunbeams creeping through the Green Forest to chase out the black shadows. Once more he yawned, then slowly got to his feet, stood up on his hind legs, and stretched as high up on the trunk of the tree as he could and scratched the bark with his claws. Then he sat down to think what he wanted for breakfast. All the time he sat there trying to make up his mind what would taste best he was at the same time listening to all the sounds that told of the waking of all the little people who live in the Green Forest He heard Sammy Jay way off in the distance screaming: Thief! Thiefl and grinned. I wonder," thought he, "if some one has stolen Sammys breakfast or if he has stolen the breakfast of someone else. Probably he is the thief himself." He heard Chatterer the Red Squirrel scolding as fast as he could make his tongue go and working himself into a terrible rage. Must be that Chatterer got out of bed the wrong way this morning. thought Buster. He heard Blacky the Crow cawing at the top of his lungs and he knew by the sound that Blacky was getting into mischief of some kind. He heard the sweet voices of happy little singers and they were good to hear. But most of all he listened to a merry, low, silvery laugh that never stopped but went on and on until he just felt as if he must laugh. budget is mathematical that makes dollars talk. A y day-by-da- buying-on-tim- e all-gra- I I A , si .3 A. Va? , Sr. y n '& nj" h money-throug- Wells.-W- i'-- - v ' . ai 4 r"'w;s v .. i NU Imported Gorrilla Enjoys Auto Ride v v L l8 : UTAII-tDAf- ; six-fo- ot 500-mi- le nerve-wracki- j 17 free-for-a- ELECTRIC FENCE! magic a sinking fund, an anchor to windward for the times you'll miscalculate on the cost of that dinner bridge, or spend the milk money, or, foolish lady, on a new bonnet ) If you are a sort of person and get your income weekly, while your bills come monthly, try the envelope system. Put so much for each oncoming bill in the envelope every week and consider that once you've deposited your money there, it's the same as paid out. Keep an office as conscientiously as you keep house in a pleasant spot to settle down for your home work. File bills and receipts carefully: balance vour bank book and have a spike for grocery slips, or better still a day book for grocery lists. Here also you ought to keep lots of sharp pencils and crisp clean paper to figure on For items, remember to make a place for them in apportioning your weekly money. That will keep you from getting it." into trouble when payments that But Little Joe wouldn't. The fact seemed so easy at first begin to look like major catastrophies every time is he was afraid to. He snarled at Buster Bear and called him a thief their due date rolls around. The vivid effect ol Arleen Whe- on time is a fine method for Buying and everything bad he could think many lan's hair gives effective contrast of us to of. Buster didn't seem to mind unbut big acquire things, y this man's twill suit. less the budget says "yes. those Its too bad to waste such a fine to Cut-ctailored accessories are of seemingly small payments 1 fish," said Buster thoughtfully. may wonder what I best do with it." And gray. The blouse is of white satin. look like the war debt after a is Arleen the among coming young while. while he was wondering he ate. motion picture starlets. e T W J.irarx WNU Servlre Servlet 8 By Bettv litstP um ; Contrast! -- . much-darne- STORY for BEDTIME an i uPn a time it wasnt con0N9E sidered quite nice to talk about money. Genteel ladies hid their d lace poverty behind curtains and paying guests." and people went around with those e smiles because of the bills on their desks at home. More and more in the last few years, this old tradition has receded and now we all seem to have a pretty healthy regard for budgets, which is mathematical magic that makes dollars sit up and talk. Here are a few rules for spending the family fortune so as to make both ends meet: Always let your right hand know what your left hand is doing. And of sugar; I tablespoons of flour; 14 teaspoon ot salt and let the whole family in on the 1 tablespoon of butter. Prepare the fruit. Combine the budget and give them a voice in dry ingredients and add to the fruit. Fill lined pie pan working it out. Then agree that with fruit mixture and dot with butter. Roll out remainoversteps will be met with tolering dough for upper crust and arrange on top, crimping ance and the Kitty. (An item all edges. Bake In hot oven (450 degrees F.) for 10 min- human budgets should include its utes, then reduce heat to moderate (350 degrees F.) and bake 20 to 30 minutes longer. It was the voice of the Laughing Brook. And as he listened it suddenly came to him just what he wanted for breakfast Im going fishing, said he in his voice to no deep, grumbly-rumbl- y one in particular. Yes. sir. I'm going fishing. 1 want some fat trout for my breakfast. He shuffled along over to the Laughing Brook straight to a little pool of which he knew and as he drew near he took the greatest care not to make the teeniest, weeniest bit of noise. Now it just happened that early as he was some one was here before Buster Bear. When he came in sight of the little pool who should he see bid another fisherman there and he had already caught a fine, fat trout. Who was it? . Why. little Joe Otter to be sure He was just climbing up the bank with the fat trout in his mouth. Buster Bear tiptoed up very softly until he was right behind Little Joe Otter. Whoof. whoof!" said he in his deepest, most grumbly-rumblvoice. That's a very fine looking trout. 1 wouldn't mind if I had it myself." Little Joe Otter gave a frightened little squeal and without even turning to see who was speaking dropped his fish and dived head first into the Laughing Brook. Buster Bear sprang forward and with one of his big paws caught the fat trout. "Here's your trout." Mr. Otter, said he as Little Joe put his head out of the water to see what had Come and get frightened him so. B- , By BETTY WELLS 1 Klt-h- -n A Makes Money Talk This pie crust is made from Cl eups ot Hour; teaspoon of salt; 44 cup of shortening, and eold water for moistening. Sift flour and salt together. Cut in short ening until mixture resembles a coarse meal. Add just enough eold water to make the dough stiff enough to handle. Divide in half. Roll out one part to I Inch thickness and line the pie pan. To make the fresh fruit filling use 3 eups of prepared fresh fruit; 1 to 11 eups e. I ; Magic-Work- er il n half-bree- Careful Budgeting h Com--m- ; ST. LOUIS. Wonder what a gorilla thinks about when taking his first and only automobile ride? The young fellow on the left, just imported from French Equatorial Africa for the St. Louis zoo, views a new and startling world from the window of an automobile in which he rode from the station to '. new home. dog-tra- in flat-bellie- d, flat-belli- ed 500-mi- le ever-loneso- WZMnEH&k was one. 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