Show 'A THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Physical Handicap Held No Deterrent In Factories Stores Prominent Westerners in Washington Cyril C Thompson of Idaho Now High in Ranks of ation Spends Much Time in Capital By WASHINGTON comparatively X'7' 'ThomptiiHi D young tormr hough Cyril -- C pf&mloeM Idahoan ha seen transportation grow from the stagecoach to the faateat airplane and la one of the most men in the coun- try Now on the executive etaff of United Air Llnea Tranaport corporation Thompson became interested In faster and better tranaportatlon in 1916 when he homesteaded an isolated tract of land In an Idaho valley between Salmon City and Mackay In those days he traveled to the nearest town by saddle horse All his groceries were sent in by parcel post via stage from Bait Lake City Other supplies also were obtained by mail In a few years with the development of better roads the tripe were made in en automobile which often refused to ake the steep mountain grades Today Thompson crosses the ountry by airplane every few veeks He maintains an office at 221 North La Salle street Chicago he spends much time in Salt Lake CUywWhlchrlspneof the principal stations of the lines 'and he has kept a residence at the Ambassador hotel In Waahington D C throughout the winter His permanent home is in Evanston 111 Thompson has traveled about 250000 miles in all types of aircraft used during the development of airlines between 1926 and 1935 On one trip he spent a part of every night for two weeks on an airplane He has done at least 150000 miles of flyihg at night Since the scenery is an old story to him 'he greatly prefers night travel because then the witlds die down and the ' flight is extremely smooth In discussing pullman planes with which one southern air route is sxperimenting hs stated that aome air tine operators believe that the need for sleepers would soon disappear because the trip from coast to coast will take less than 12 hours and will bs made between breakfast and dinner He states thAt on present day Bleeper planes the stewardess rouses one passenger at a time in the morning so that each may in turn have undisturbed use ef the ship’s toilet and shaving facilities is considered an Thompson transport taxation authority r and his frequent presence in the capitol is concerned with this phase He is of his company’s business at present on the executive ataff of W A Patterson president of the company which operates the mid continent airmail route from New York to San Francisco the line from Salt Lake through Idaho to Seattle aid the ' Pacific coastal on-ai- Avi- -' wheat fields planted during the boom times of ths war Attending Beloit college Wiacon-si- n and later the University of Ne- - LOUISE ROWLETT SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 9 1935 64 Group to Octopus Influx- Perils Meet at Raton in August California Fishermen U S Highway (UP)— An octocoast of Mexico California shallowfishing plenty of thrillj for real "fish background vast ranch RATON N M (UP)— Delegates vs sessions held LOS ANGELES (UP)— A survey from North Carolina to California will be made to -water hero Excursions will come here the week of August Cimarron of 424 msnufaeturlng end retail conandTaoa for entertain- and cerns here revealed the surprising In- 12 for the annual convention of U ment stories" S Highway 64 association The Several fishermen formation that 928 per cent of the particularly wilt be held here at Taos those seeking crab under crevices employers of physically handicapped and Cimarron and backwashes have been seized person enthusiastically declare the Jack DeLysle president of the In' and nave been asved only by friends diw&tsi ' war ii vjsAfSUerstaficwak Highwayv association who chopped off the tentacles of the per cent are convinced his chancer expects one of the largest groups fdcvifjfetf ' d are equal to th of highway enthusiasts ever asman's The visitation said Dr Alvin Seek Fifteen thousands kinds of work sembled YERINGTON Nev (UP) — The director of Steinhart aquarium here were surveyed' from the standpoint The highway known as "The Japanese government is purchasing is due to a sudden shift in current of suitability for physically disabled Pawnee Bill Route” goes from American sheep for breeding pur- from the Mexican coast the usual employment under direction of W Manteo N C through Tennessee poses in Maochukuo fange of the fish E Smith district supervisor of the Arkansas Oklahoma New Mexico A shipment of 70 yearling Two species are in the migration-o- ne state bureau of vocational rehabilita- Arizona and California ewes was purchased at a small not more than 14 inches tion the other large Major Gordon W (Pawnee Bill) fancy price from Virgil Connell across the srmS-anAverage weekly earnings of a han- Lillie president of the association Hudson sheepman These ewes are measuring as long as 15 feet — dicapped person was found to be will entertain high State officials part of a herd of 250 sheep from 62050 Old Tov4n Ok la high altitudes of the west his at others aijd Standard wages were received by Gets Japan is seeking sheep which 83 4 per cent of all disabled persons palatial ranch mansion preceding hair disare the to here Governors convention imiiune long grow 67 per cent received more 6 5 per to cent received less 34 per cent among and nationally prominent writers ease and can exist in high altitudes d been have his The guests whom were executives declined to WOOSTER Ohio (UP— "I’d rathfrontiersman ana showman Girl Bandit state ' er have her piloting a plane than Is all known along ths route that ZANESVILLE Ohio (UP)-- A Factories employing most handigirl driving the family automobile” capped workers were those manufac- bears his name a in dressed fashionable sports suit That’s the explanation of R H Delegates will be guesjls of Waite robbed F S Culhan filling turing furniture heavy machinery station Poorman Wooster airport manager Oklahoma oil millionaire wearing apparel and bakery prod- Phillips350000-acrhere of $4000 ’ Culhan lor teaching his wife to fly e Cimirron ranch operator ucts Large department stores were at his a safe to change a $20 bill of- “Besides” he explained ”t man Tho ranch opened found to employ many Fewest of all during the convention fered as payment for gasoline when usually takes Instructions from his handicapped workers Were found in one of the world's largest has herds the girl drew a revolver A young wife I’m welcoming the oppor of buffalo antelope and mooss and man ths oil industry accompanied her into the sta- tunity to be the instructor” other animals boughtfrom zoos and tion but took no part in the robbery Poorman used to “barnstorm" The sponges of ey West have a circuses Giraffes cmela and A second girl remained in the 'auto- - about tho country in a plane his wife are among the animals tjjat mobile yearly value of iput $300 0Q0 accompanying Japan Buys American Sheep f or Manchukno osted in tho grain growing experiment of the students - This led to his homesteading 160 acres of land within sight of Mount Borah in Idaho Mr Thompson who was ths former head of the dramatic department of Oxford college Ohio made the trip west with him She since has frequently dramatised In public programs her experiences along ths sage brush trails witl$ the antelope wild horses icoyoted and ths wild rosea 'desert lilies and purpis sage surrounding ths cabin ! they occupied They did the unique thing of bringing tho first pure seed grain into their adopted valley where large-scal- e stock ranches had not raised enough grain for local needs Thompson has mads a study of the Irrigation possibilities of this part of Idaho and has definite data on dam sites and j water j run-o- ff figures Whlla homesteading in this section he served as V & commissioner in Custer county with weekly office hours stage town of May Idaho - Hwentered the armyjwjth the Idaho troops during theTwslr - and Si served in the same division with the now famous General Hugh (NRA) BB Johnson Returning to Idaho after C Cyril Thompson the war he was connected with the Idaho Power company From there to down San Seattle route from he stepped into public affairs and for nlns years was prominent In the Diego After leaving Boise Idaho Republican party organization He Thompson’s rise In the company he was chief deputy state auditor un His der Governors D W Ddvis C C now represents was rapid first detail with them was with the Moors and H C Baldridge During Boeing school of aeronautics at this time he made a special study of Oakland CaL in the capacity of interstate public utility taxation In the western public land states and business agent He aoon became a director of was active in connection with state several subsidiaries of ths now dis- and county uniform accounting and solved United Aircraft and Trans- budget development throughout the port corporation During their de country velopment he was secretary and dl- - Idaho whs one of the first states rector of United Air Lines Inc to become interested in uniform and a director of Boeing Air Trans- legislation for aviation Thompson1 for Idaho’s port Inc also a director of United drew the original map alr-- i present system of intra-stat- e Airports of California He keeps in close contact with the ways and landing fields and aided intermountain country and he has in drafting the Idaho air code not lost his Interest in the ranch Hs was the first governor of the National Aeronautic association for development possibilities of the mountain valleys Hs states Idaho and became president of the that ho belisvea many farmers who Idaho Aiyways association He was commander of the John are being driven out of the midwest-erstates of Kansas and Nebraska Regan post No 2 of (hi American because of dust storms will start a Legion at Boise when that organinew trek into tbe mountain sections zation forced action on a Boise airof Utah and Idaho port so that Walter Varney could To quote him “The Intermoun- establish Boise as the seat of operao airmail tain country can well bring to the tions for the attention of those deserting mid- contract in 1926 Incidentally this west dry farm country 'the attrac- Boise airmail operation was the tive availability of many western first to be performed by any of the mountain valleys with unrealized lines which later became a part of irrigation possibilities” He edited the present United Air Lines sysattention to reports which allege tem Through his efforts the Idaho that much of the dust covered area legislature In 1927 created the office will-- revert to barren desert unless of state aeronautics engineer some way can be found to reseed For a number of years Thompsthe Buffalo grass which was plowed on’s- brother Milo M Thompson up during the wartime emergency was editor of the Boise statesman crop frenzy Travelers along the He now is assistant to Kent Cooper highways from Salt Lake to Denver president of the Associated Press and on east causer the remnants of and is residing in New York City lhe able-bodie- Ram-bouill- Fine forJCiiasy And Bladder Weakness — stop (setting up nights Even Husband 1 Keep your kidneys free from waste Teaches Wife Fly matter jpoiaone end add and put white-haire- healthy activity Into kidney and bled-d- er and you'll live a healthier happier and longer life One moat efficient and harmless way to do this la to get from your drurgist a 35 cent box of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capaulea and Uke them directed —the swift result will eurprlae you Besides getting up nights some symp toms of kidney trouble are backache moist palms leg cramp and puffy be euro eyes If you want reel result to get OOLD MEDAb— the original and lUlne— a grand kidney stimulant end (retie— right from Haarlem In Hoi-- 1 Oivt your kidney good clean-onin a while IAdey -- s Elko-Pasc- Smith Leads List of Names In Chicago Directory hut There Are Many With Color topfei dSfffaK g d 1 Mariners Woman Jinxes Racing Craft k ' 5 ‘ ' X V P resented to in the 4 -- SAllHAKE well-know- air-lin- — TRIBUNE BJgitinihSuridayJiuuTl Lsk f tit Jungle GotcP’ — a gripping slashing tale of adventure— and tove in CenfratAmertcawrittennasoi)I Rex Beach could do it Published for the first time in The Salt Laics Tribune Don't miss this greatest ' — novel of a great author ' t S r t V ' -- j t ' ' ’ i 1 " ce i Several Goods but no Bads By BOB DODSON Many Boys- but no Girls United Press Stall Correspondent Some Fairs and a few Warmers CHICAGO-T- wo Goldfish Mary Mr Yess and Mr Noa Pickford one Violet Buffalo- - Rem' Several Nears and several Fars brandt three Liiys Herbert Hoover A few Tops and some Bottoms 28 Kisses and 15 Hugs live in ChiMr Right and Mr Wrongeki cago an examination of the ponder Arthur Hotz and Catherine Cold ous city directory revealed recently Many Sweets and one Sour race for supremThe Donald War and Gertrude Peace clans acy of the For the sake of somd good clean goes definitely to the Smiths— 11195 fun the book offers George Beanblos-solive here The Browns 6872 of them Peter Poslhumus Chester Twadcome in second while 4778 Joneses dle Lock Turnlpseed Connie Coco are merely runnersup David Sourmilk Theo Papaduck A very complete color chart could Justaburo Nastaburi be constructed from Chicagoans with There should be a great future in reinbow-huenames There are 3070 Whites 1956 Greens 691 Blacks 145 Chicago for someone named Chaplin Blues 25 Oranges 9 Violets (last In all the names which range from to Zzudarski there Is not one nsme of course) 5 Purples $ Reds Aabel namesake of the comedian and 1 Louis Yellows " The Made Soli j ' Among composers listed there is Say Beethoven who is evidently trying to live it down He is a painter There are 175 Bachs 3 Griegs 18 Richard- - Wagners 2 Chopins and ( HALIFAX N S (UP-N- ova Mendelssohns including one Felix The directory could stock a ca Scotia's ancient mariners frold little pacious zoo On Its pages appear 1085 hope that the champion racing Wolfs 1045 Foxes 70 Bulls 57 Bears (two Teddy Bean Included) S Buf- schooner Bluenose's tour in English falos 4 Deers 4 Lions 4 Tigers and 2 waters will be a success domestic Horses She sailed with a woman aboard In the aquarium could be put the and the supstilious seafaring men 11 64 directory’s plain Fish Carps will follow the and the two Goldfish previously ac believe that vessel counted for The Bluenose left here on a VoyLiterary Lights age to England where she will partIn the realm of letters' there ark a icipate in a series of races in Enghalf dozen each of Jack London and lish waters Marion Young a tele Dante five Cervantes five Joseph phone operator is a member of the Conrads and three Walt Whitmans Seamen here look at the presence And in case you didn’t know Wil- of Miss Young on the vessel aa a liam Shakespeare teaches music and direct defiance of the sea's tradition Qertrude Stein is a stenographer crew Movie stars ire scarce in Chicago Besides America’s Sweetheart there is Ronald Colman and Lee Tracy GOITRE POISOHS The four Garbo listed art all men Men and women in the political limelight are scarce too Five Frank NERVES AND BODY Roosevelts do not make a Franklin the 1 EIPMOBILE pioneered Nor does Donald R Richberg law- “Sufferers of Goitre often do not in motor car yer count (He lived here when the realize the danger of their afflicAnd to this dayit stands design directory was made up) There are tion” states tha head physician of n Wane as S masterpiece of sir line Battle Creek Goitre however two Herbert Hoovers and a three Frances Perkins Institution whose home treatment e beauty efficiency plus has brought enthusiastic reports Speaking ef Flowers Sea the 'new HupmobOot tbs The three Tulips and three Lllys from thousands of former Goitre JUtimZ&xM lbs year- In his ' yslclan of this dan- against neglect 1035 warning Roses of composed piece frioa f oUry Ut SaJ A much more equal ratio is found geroua condition calls attention to LLi snWmiwfrs- 'hlPlthe thousands of human wrecks caused by Goitre Anyone suffer orewe Boumn with htwuuuc bkakxs three Radishes one Beet and Broc- ing who will write to the Physicians' Treatment and Advisory Co Suite CHASE MOTOR CO coli 65 Michigan avenue Battle Reverting to the animal again the 448-- F volume's nine Queens are far out- Creek Mich will receive absolute120 East Fifth South numbered by its 1885 Kings ly free a large illustrated book on As a study In opposites there arr how to end Goitre at home Send WStTCH Htg ’ Innumerable Days and many Nights your nama today (Adv) 5 ATLIN B C (UP)— Allen Morrison Dan McKay and F Johnson ' veteran prospectors woqT have to ’ worry about their meals while they continue (heir search for gold this ' summer S Ths three aourdoughs pooled their meager resources recently and on Ruby started placer-minin- g creek near hers A few days after they begwyworkr feytawe a" gold nugget valued at about $1000 et d C $1000 Cold Nugget Discovered in Canada - SAN FRANCISCO pus wave from the is giving northern -- i V " ce ' j |