Show - - I - - -- lit''' AIR liv IL - Lish) 1 L--L liwaraea I 1 II s "" 1 1 A L111111-11- 1 BY EARLY - u 'do- i""1 T 4 - -A - ' 1- ' 1 ' ' ' 0 — 1 5 f ICavse ofGypsum Woman Cousin Recalls (4 - Mounds Traced WORKS Early Days 'of Lincoln a LEAGUE IIRGE5 1 niue yll riag Dytirmy 1 22 1193t 1 - - I PUBLIC WASHINGTON of the Interior department are gists g BLACKWELL Okla (LTP)—Mrsthe knew the pig bad been there for convince& that the hardened gypsum I week Frances sand mounds in Whit Sands national I: pioneeria 'Abe borrowed a ladder climbed International Labor Office OklahomanBakeriglyear-olN i here :4 monument New Mexico were caused living ' Into the pit and rescued the pig After by Indian campfires than ' better ' Lincoln ham any i:woo 41 perhaps ---Nr's 496s4 t Projects ' Appeals 4 other person living 'in the United church we took the pig home where When the Indians built-thetires to Speed 'Recovery A it was fed and later returned to its along the Indian trail in Kew Mot States today Letters May Answer Quie( I s: - st A e 1 ico the national park service report- $ owner" her was "Great The ::' 1 Emancipator" 11 ed the peculiar white gypsum sand N stions ' Fe '0:cousin liuszling to a "cheer Lincoln as described She ' GENEVA (UP)—The international i:' 10tSi f k on that area became cemented As ' ' i t l' ' et She became acquainted- with Lin 1W' i i 1 t 1 i an appeal to coin whom she calls "Abe" when she ful 'humorous and loving character' ri wind dislodged soft soil from the bas'issued Historians labor office i I j ' 1 t kk al-- I Ithe sites the cemented sand re-4 4 governments to institute construction was a girl in Illinois and remembers He often sang while working ' and — r k r was horse of --the a the on back irm family entertaining ways $ riding to vividly alleviate of public works in order ' fires it was explained NEW YORK'Aprif 21 (a—Letters ' I ' t it with himAo an Easter service in 1855 with his yarns" V1 'A ISubsequent crisis ' the unemployment I I t the hardened ground siolopowse4 long' neglected and tucked away in s- I i In a resolution recently adopted Lincoln called her "sister" she says Mrs Baker who hopes to livi to and unique formations k I g r:--z' the cellar ot a NewY2rk library for terwsir1r? gradually Mrs Baker at that time was trances text of the its by governing body cathe Kanto 100 were her mother created as did hall a century may atiAver some Cf to all mem- Nichols whose mother before her which mailed basbeen broke'' of ashm the questions that have puzzled Ametit t: 4M7CIettionbir pot-The'presence the labor office marriage was Adeline 'Arnold a sas with her parents shortly' after tery 0te ber governments : 4 ''''''r e' flakes arrowheads and icah historians for 150 years chipped a I celebrated mother Lincoln's of niece — undeath Lincoln's and did missionary other 1 tate& The persistence of the 1 I4 of Indian 49 occupancy" o' "Nobody asked about them" said i i work among the Indians living at a around signs '‘ employment crisis is increasingly af- Nan6y Planks L:- --- otrnek4 '''' I' '0: Ilthe moulds it was added lene'l Miss Florence Oaring librarian for 440 in visited had ' A Lincoln towns la frequently of Oklahoma number the workers the throughout fecting' credence i to the department's convickther New:York Mercantile 'L"' 'library ' ti0-- :‘ the Nichols' home and after he be- She is living with he daughter 1 world" 10- tiou :'' 'They were placed in it vault for safe 441 The resolution also appeals "to all came president often wrote letters Mrs Effie Hardin here 4 --- to institute schemes to Mrs Baker In one of them he kweoetniciii g vile -- governments Six women swum have the ainvgarliarebidep Ent s'Z7I without delay or to continue without begged her filiaray Ood that he would CATTLE BRANDS AS MURALS lish channel :' ' And BO not until now has this c01- wiidoin to the () have C''?"?' negro prob adjust interruption the execution on their tern in a ':"" lectiim of 18 'thick bundles of time- proper manner S'rAMFOIT Tex (UP)—Cattlei own territory national or colonial of : 4:' yellowed schemes of public works calculated to two days before he was assassinat- brands of ranches of the southwest ::::::1: ed Lincoln sent Mrs Baker his photo will be engraved on the walls 9t a taken from its dusty hiding place ' give a fresh impetus to economic aci to the new headquarters building for the They were written by:the most dis- - it ' and to reduce the number of graph which she has presented tivity Nazarene- church here She was noti- Texas Cowboys' Reunion association tinguished of American 'Revolutionunemployed" to meet the body which was be to be erected here Botb modern ary figures At the' same time the governing fied sent : to 'Springfield Ill for burial brands and those of famous old Among the authors are George body ekpressed the hope that the com- ing taltash)311 tf One story of the Emancipator's ranches will be carved oft atones to Weshington Lafayette Aaron Burr London ecomittee the created t7 t ' dem- be set in the wall to intowa she kindness tells John Quiney 'rhortuts Jeffer- frequently pot to cf the nomic and monetar3r hat been given highest Compounded Interior view of the me se bail at Orderville C C C tamp t the son ' of public works onstrate his kindly - character tablet-brDouglas-districthe Chemist Fort of the itudy question tent in mouth for Chicago Aic camps the iency' rating "We were jogging along when sudGreat King George III General John of alleviating unemand other-mean- s What a "Come Back"—what a Transs4 CAT LIVES WITH CHICKENS ' be convened as early denly Abe heard a faint sqUealing Burgoyne Louis XVI and many oth- "may ployment activisocial and to — Er- mogrificationir So positive is this church relates Me noise she BROOKSVILLE and Considered by forest service offil lent condition of camp store accountsmembers (UP) era as well as CiviNvar peronages topped" as possible"' MEM "We began a search and found a nest Ctosson is worried over the chemist of a "Come Back" for i'police" of cials as the best C C C camp working and on Ld'General orant such as Lincoln Trips to the home towns of In its communication to the differhe will send you tablets enough that eats his—cat-li- t of - small pig in the bottbm ot the actions the mare on camp under ofst2deep strange supervision furoffice were projects of durilng ent governments the labor boys TEST! Senci i Treuure for Historians notified the farmer in a and sleep with the chickens and has to make this the Dixie national forest for the Jdaintenance of the company mess hris tmire3h411daYL and n Wash ther stated that it is at the present wellAbe name and address and 25e to' coverA It truly is a 'treasure trove for his- done' in its present excellent financial con- lea man the answered coaxed Work but house be so and can't become wild that it al nearby to a the quality submission ra the time preparing for quantity 225" torians biographers and others of a on to leave the hen yard— The onlylood costs Just say "send me N6 these projects Orderville camp dition while feeding the men so well lae given through coop next session of mps hiutoricat-be- n Address Chief Chemist 14 So Welk:– especially- being re-corn cracked is couneat the in will the hes also been aWarded the that m ty Of them have gained as cat the various' on are ' a contemplated in June report with the Branch Agricultural bor conference ISt Dept 27 Chicago Ill vealed at this late! date when it was blue ted to the hens flag given by army officials to much as 15 pounds in weight is conworks Which are in progress or tries at Cedar 'public City sources most our of bethought original t the barrack camp in the Fort Doug-ba- sidered especially outstanding been exhausted i las district having the highest el& cause the camp is situated 90 miles Benedict Arnold's letter was writfrom a railroad and adequate markets f3r th- - month 4 ten while he was with the Revolt- - ciencyrating Situated on the banks of the Virgin for fruits and vegetables are from to Miss a fq tionary army -riverahe camp has been engaged in 90 to 150 miles away ject being A "milch cow' for which erosion control work along the river Officers at Orderville camp have Arnold told her he would pay "money channel building rock walls and been especially zealous in providing ruin or salt if you can promise me check dams to prevent destruction of recreation for the men as most of Jo such a tow that is reasonable' farmlands bordering the stream Some them are nearly 300 miles from their Historians never have been able to of the check dams in addition to their homes and the towns are either ull ' I fix the time- Lafayette joined the primary functions will make Virgin far away or too : American forces A letter in that con- - river water available for irrigating ficient : I smallic pprovideauti ' nection tentatively fixes the day as purposes 1 11 tage has been 111: 4-1February 27 1778 in Albany N Y In determining the award of the of Utah's famous I ''''"ern John Jay commented on the COM' flist place 'flag to Orderville camp ing the men on trips to Zion park V fusion existing in the colonies in 1778 the A has also the end besides officials canyon Bryce trip judging army and stated in a letter to Lieutenant camp in its degree of cooperation on been made to Boulder dent A basColonel Willet that "the confusion oc- - forest service projects considered ketball 'team was 'organized that ' casioned by the want of regular goy- - such factOrs of camp well being as played several games with teams " ' ernment has given birth to many general cleanliness and neatness en- - from other C C C camps and with — ' evils which I hope shall be remedied elency of mess administratiqp: sup-a- s southern Utah high school teems A ' soon- - as our constitution shall be last was welfare measures orchestra and sanitation organized camp ply ' ' ' 'fall that was successful lit a large organized and begin to operate! activities a souththe been of Almost have number officers Orderville camp Some engagementsIn Illegible -) All dr the letteriare stilted and pre- - especially complimented on manage- -- ern part of the state and trucks were excelavailable the made mesa on of to:trensport camp company else The writing of some of the au- - ment thors is almost illegible- - One of the ' epistles is from John Adams to Rich- : ard Varick mayor of New York City t "Artist Trurnbul" the giving permis' sion to paint President Washington's -- I -- -- - pnlmin VIITUQ I - TITESALT tAKE 1121BUNE SUNDAY MOPNINO 'APRIZ Is' -- FIGTJRESFOTJNB ' - d i "- Loni It - for: ' ' 1' ir $t i ' : - ' 'It 1 A - 1 ' I — - -- P 4 - AK- aocwoc -- r A 1i l'f--- s :- I - 411s letters ' is) ) ' rr - ' k Benedicirederick 1 a ' - "-'- ' -- -- --4 -- ( ‘ ::::f ‘ 1: A - - - N -1 rI ' n l - : 1 47 : 4 - AP' - ----- -- (AVM Can 2Comeflaat - 'k 'Z " ur - also-wer- - PE-21- e d - Field-the-su- It 'k I r' to - e ' I) Wit? 0w-f-t- f i aI' 1 C1tel 0 0 (7 t! ("tt 3 C 41 YS 0 1 5 IL s' i- 41 - a 1 - --- - 11 :'t I l' pitture Lieutenaq General Burgoyne r p' BAININUDGE Ga (A)—James Goettes is the sort of prodigal son who brings along the fatted calf when he comes back: : Many:years ago he and his father Thornas natives of Thessaly came to America but soon separated and were - lost to each other The elder searched far and wide for his son but found no trace and S finally the youth was given up for dead - Meanwhile old the man came here and got a job cooking in a restaurant He tried to save money to get back to Thessaly but small earnings made A telegram came recentlyfi It was are from James saying he had traced sfesnaspopryretrglegttrtatattlictions his father from one city to another Also he or she should possess "a con- and would join him soon formation indicative of strength en-- t And two days later he arrived— I 'with plenty of money accumulated' and lona g I I in Detroit Mich diet notlirhile-workintot Thomis I is Now ready letting i aievo111-te-rJames bought hogo back to Thessalyfor those who would sell the horses his passage gave him $2000 besides too He declared that horses under and said "write for more when that 5 years did not lave the qualities is spent which make for fast selling and advised that they would be better used for He questioned Consul Arrives the advisability of keeping geldings i i o " NATrucKET Mass ittp):trar4 Point Light- at the entrance ot Nantucket harbor is looking forward to ' its 200th anniversary' second in point of age Light among lighthouses of the United States the venerable Cape Cod marine 'lookout was established by town appropriation of 200 Pounds in 1736 and has been rebuilt no less than -- seven times- Keepers Gerald M Reed and Frank W Craig who alternate on hour shifts care for the light itself two range automatic live with - I - II ' - ' 1 " a fa Point 1 Pilot-Plans-invert- - :KANSAS CITY Mil (UP)—A transcontinental inverted flight soon will be undertaken by Milo Bur cham present holder of the world's' Inverted flight record of foilr hours and six minutes Burchamt announced that only a few minor details needed to be bandied before he starts on his "upside down record" The trip will be made int a Boeing Plane he said Most of the important cities from New York to Los Angeles will be in eluded in his itinerary The trip will be made before Burcham headA forVillacoublay France -- 1 1 i I !b ) to participate–in international batic competition there in June - I I" c OLD ' "COLDEST SPOT" CADIZ Ohio (UP)—Laceyville Ohio little more than a wide sPot in U S route 250 but a great big spott on the thermometer—during winter weather—held frozen fast this yearr to its claim of being "Ohio's coldestt i headplace" Ohio weather service quarters credited Laceyville the honor with an official low reading for the state of 30 below zero recorded I on February 27 I o t COMMUNI0(N Clocks I ver ' 1 0 NT m E ill T '7""''! t 1 - ' 11 ' 4 ' ê - - i 4 ) - - Youcin'tbeat Lt One treats - ' t ') s ment today will move it - Jar!' 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WHAT Chrysler Six compare it with other qu'ality cars of its price 1934 !ImeT eAal Siamese cat an a an shepherd dog and a bearded Korean hen the pets shared a single sleeping car compartmeilt Avith the Wards rail journey throughout the from Tientsin to Moscow The dog Kanpel which is Chinese for'"hottoms up" lived throughout the trip on 60 raw eggs The Wards and their pets are suite at theSasharing a voy hotel factories in most towns operate 'on daylight saving time New Hampshire communities are prohibited tt from adopting any but standard time 'but Concord Manchester and Nashua effeet observance of daylight saving time by starting the working 't day an hour earlier The observance is general in the larger communities of Massachusetts Rhode Island Maine New Jersey and Pennsylvania Bennington only place in Vermgrit to use the- - advance time sind Wilmington the only city in Delaware :A postcard referendum is being conducted in Pittsburgh ' with daylight saving' advocates well iin the lead Farther west Elgin EL- - recently adopted a daylight savidg as did- - Fort time ordinance Wayne South Bend and the Calumet cities in northern Indiana ' Indianapolis and the rest of the state remain on standard time: As usual railroads will continue to operatc on standard time although they will revise their sehedules' to avoid con: AWLr'llsei ' - t - standard time on public clocks but all banksestores offices and DETROIT SEDAN' LIST PRICE AT TACTORT of Chrysler engineering and many new 1934 features n 4 - z 'J' Menagerie Paylight-Sn-vin- g C t 'hi- - a big handsome powerful six "I 'k to v - - l Chrysler quality at a low price ' dh eo rt two-roo- -- - 4'4 7 - Ifidustrial1 Centers Prepare to Turn acro- SEATid - o' - NEW YORK April 21 (A- lMost' of the' industrial 'east and communion setowned by St Helena middle west will goout of step Episcopal church here is 200 'years with Father Timb again next °IC It is used only on special occaSunday April 29 when clocks sions such as the Easter service are pushed ahead one hour to ' 'Conserve the summer daylight ' ! 7 sectiont notably the the perennial rural districts controversy over use of daylight LI saving time will be revived with the farmers objectiwill on the ' i ' have to ' ground that start their day too early and that Instant when they finally set to town relief from they will find i ail the '' stores - closed : - - bums and— e ' -- IA New York as In most other 'skin actions daylight' saving time irritations goes into effect at 2 a tn the last Sunday in April and continues - 1 caornrsivi sett! 1 : - - ' I Ward the United States con-- 1 at Tientsin and his Wife when tAh3ect ' - An animal league of nations accompanied An- - should be kept on the they belong and are needed to raise gus sul colts -- ed Flight Acrosi Continent i fh a all11A - — lir rses-alo-n- tradd (9111311 ' heart-broke- their ' ' -e -- - - - mar-vario- no to'Bostonl-rilnvii?-021- ti tit (UP)--Wit- so I - s flounced himself a general in the British army in the "revolted prov- inces of America" The letter writ- - AMES Iowa h reports or ten July 10 1777 ordered citizens of a revived and steadily grovang New lutownships to meet for horses coming in from all parts iket 4: wth his officers: mils tail not to obey" he wtotelot the United States Professor A B "tinder pains of military execution" Caine of the Iowa State cofiege aniIt was dated at Skenesborough in up- mal husbandry 'department recently per New York state The Mercantile library was found- - came forward with a few suggestions ed in4820 by rung men who sought which he felt would be Of value to to establish "a literary Institution the novice in horse buying whose object is the dissemination of Caine said it was no seProfessor knowledge and the cultivation of In- cret that the' "ton or mare tellect" Origin of the valuable col- has a limited outletgelding the but stylish is lection of letters not known chunk of1400 to 1700 pounds" is just about the best thing youpuld want Famed Light to Mark in the way of horseflesh" When you inspect your prospective 16 200th Anniversary buy you should make sure the pro- - I a an-a- Expert Advances Parable Reversed As Prodigal Son Suggestions for Dealingin Horses Comes Back Rich - 4 ' - |