| Show SUN DAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE COOP RUMORS M ANNOY FAMILY GUN OF 'KING' OTTO By EDWARD TBAUS ' en lap the crown and brim of the By MART KNIGHT (United Press Staff Cerreipondent)- - nhet simultaneously These come inPARIS (UP)— Diamonds set up hapd knits and crocheted wools as side down is the neatest trick ot the well as straw and fabric— in other times over here where we live and words— any way you'd like them learn by looking in the windows By turning the pointed end of the Like all generic ideas of this type dia- there is one ultra exotic note that regulation rose or round-cu- t monds out instead of in you have a runs completely haywire We cite for great many more facets to reflect the purposes of being specific a little light besides a most interestingly new type of setting Any stone of crocheted bonnet with the hole in the course may be set in like fashion top of the crown and through which and the jewelers report a marked en a little tuft ot hair sprays through thusiasm on the part of our best like a fountain and—well what do people lor this upside down diamond you think? trend One other item to report in the jewLooking very trim and neat and With "fantasy" smart— all those desirable things to- elry department rampant in every home of hat shoe gether— pique collars and cuffs made ensemble and bit of lingerie cos of leaves realistically stitched to simtume jewelers have found a way to ulate veins are being attractively dis carve rubber into rings bracelets and played in the shop windows accus necklaces so that they look like tomed to being ogled by eyes that carved bits of jade quartz and semi matter The stiff pique leaves overprecious Stones These are excellent lap one another are easily ironed for mothers with children who have when laundered and therefore verV a certain predilection lor playing practical ior the business woman as with the pretty baubles and who wen as xne iemme au monde who often drop them on the floor and does nothing but sit back on her del break mummie's little trinkets! Inci- icate stem with pink petals folded dentally the rings being good rub all day long ber stretch to fit any finger and we And lastly a cape of flowers Lit saw one made of such thick and tie tiny ones in full bloom and staunch rubber that when the man stitched so closely together that not kept on stretching it before our in a scrap of background is visible Not credible eyes we found that he could even any leaves are shown with these slip it right over his fist and wear capes and one done in millions of as well! it for a narcissuses is lovely with just that The exotic hat for curly heads is delicate touch of yellow that blends one with a triangular slit in the back with any summer frock An alterNew kUatr-Bae- k Remedy Atfrdj Quick Belief through which you are supposed to nate choice offered by Molyneux is eymp-toof bunch best curls a and let a shoulder cape of huge and bril- Califo liquid relieve! tht dlitraaalnt your pull end Hey rover or money liant red poppies fhU is designed back ofNoAathme queetlone— you' ar judge Calefo different remedy promUre you re While marshal he frequently point to be worn with a black net evening liquid lief You breatne freely— eleep oil nliht— ed out that of 967 men on federal gown bordered with red under the renin health The dlitresilna (ynDtomi iuffer longer— try Calaio probation in his district only two hem of the full and flowing skirt liquidmMirII Don't Bchrtmm-Johnio- n Owl Drui had been Boy Scouts Awfully nice (AdV and other dnvsltta - Official Three Years Without Toting Gun Making Arrest Fancy Reports the y Austro-Hunga- of and HOUSTON Texs (UP)-T- he "rip- snorting days of a wild and woolly west when a United States marshal held a gur slinging reputation equal ed only by the Texas Rangers have passed H £ L Toombs one of the young est men to hold a marshal's commis sion retired after three years' ser vice without ever carrying a gun ' ' or arresting a man "It's business man's Job now" Toombs said He has pored over his v ledger sheets through long nights tracing down figures instead of a dogged pursuit over western plains for an offending outlaw as his pre decessors Toombs probably the average mar shal 'for any district in any state appears much as any business man Tne many government agencies seven in all track down and arrest the criminals The only duties of the marshal once feared as "the law of the ranges" is to serve legal papers and deliver the convicted criminals to prison These are the only occasions on which the deputy marshals wear guns Toombs said Principally the marshal's office is a disbursement headquarters for fed eral employes of the district it serves During the three" years he was in office Toombs paid out or In this moated mediaeval chateau Steenockeneel castle near Rnu distributed $900 approximately seis Belgium reside Zita of and her eight 000 in government pay and keep for cnuurcn ucsacu aj nrcuaiuo uiuj nope or tne exiled Ham- prisoners burg dynasty The camera caught the younr archduke In a serions mood Toombs la a Boy Scout worker mediaeval chateau that shelters and Zlta ot Archduke Otto her handsome uncrowned son are annoyed Hardly a week passes without their being asked aboutumors of a "coup d'etat" Young Otto's sudden appear- ance as king of Hungary or Austria or emperor of k reconstituted dual monarchy is bruited not only as a possibility but jkven u an eventuality of the immediate future "Court Marshal" Peeved Baron Gudenus who is "marshal of the court" atthe castle says he Is "positively getting tired" of denying the fancy reports that are being spread He bluntly says he Intends not to answer any more inquiries In the future dealing with Otto's or his sister s marriage or their leaving Belgium "It is altogether foolish" he said to speak at this moment of our leaving Steenockerzeel castle "Where do they expect us to go? The castle of Warthoul which has been quoted as being our next home is situated in Lower Austria near Reichenau But everybody knows Duchess of Bar It entertains few thL no member of the Hapsburg guests farmlyus allowed to enter Austria Big Estates in Austria "It-i- s not our intention to make This condition however might ourselves the center of an interna tional incident of first magnitude fchange any moment long as the present conditions pre vail there is no question of their A revision of Austrian law to restore to the family all the property majesties leaving Belgium" that was confiscated when the old Finances Form Problem Archduke Otto is referred to at empire disintegrated would Imme Steenockerzeel castle by everybody diately restore the family finances as "his majesty" while The list ot confiscated or seques£ita is called "her majesty "Nor is there any truth In the re- tered property that belongsd to the ported engagement of King Otto's Hapsburgs in 1919 includes the Orth eiaesi sister 10 prince Napoleon a estate of 18000 acres Including ridiculous invention recently circu- "Schlosshbf" "EckarUau" and lated" the baron added Laxemburg-Voesendorf the The Hapsburgs live modestly at estate 750 acres the Steenockerzeel castle as guests of the estate on tne uanube 10000 acres Marquis de Croix and are dependent the Mattinghofen estate 25000 acres: on the Bourbon-Parm- e the Kleinkraempen estate near family Zita's brothersand pn MuratejfL150q acres theSharfeneeg Alfonso of Spain in estate! Lower Austria 6400 acres The household is conducted in- and several houses in Vienna as of that he Duke and Besides these Austrian properties cognito there were several estates in Hungary some industrial properties in two hunting lodges and jewelry paintings libraries and VISIT OUR furniture of great value: Live la Mediaeval "Burr" Zita and ArehdnW Otto have resided in Steenockerzeel FOR THE BEST VALUES castle since January 1S30 Situated northwest of Brussels IN TOWN half way between Brussels and n the castle is surrounded by a t moat and is accessible nniv hv drawbridge giving the outer appearance of a fortified "burg" of the unuuie ages To gain entrance one must pass through the laree outer nt h park down a long avenue lined with old elms cross the drawbridge traverse an inner court and mount a flight of steps to the platform before 1 the main entrance Having entered the hall which is rather small and the wall of rhih B vuverea wun ancient war trophies one sees a atalrro Xr 7" w"" iwks iixe casemates This part of the castle in fot floor houses the kitchen re- ground NURSERY SEATS "u me servants- - quarters Another staircase Steen and nar Choice of Closed or Open Front- srow leads up to two floors where are Finished la Natural P the apartments of ZJta and her Varnish Yours— Only eight Austro-Hungar- E Serves 'Marshal of Court' Tired of Issuing Denials to BRUSSBXS VP)— The household of Steenockerzeel castle DAYS-GON- advantageous position of Great Brit ain as regards to France In all frankness the colonial news papers point out to the splendid ships which England runs between Mar-eille and India to the beautiful Em press liners of the Canadian Pacifie lines and e palace liners which give the closest competition to the French liners on the Atlantic Parisian Advocates Big It is understood that the present minister of Pierre Laval is Better Empire attempting tocolonies ger organize a Far East de velopment bureau to push French Push Plans prestige to the limit and especially to prepare the public for this second French Ottawa conference which will PARIS (UP)— With French colonial be given another name a French authorities preparing for a second name to kill the British propaganda French Ottawa" conference advo thus implied cates of a bigger and better French COLLEGE CONVICTS SCAECE empire are hammering away at WAUPUN Wis (UP)-O- nly nine France's new prestige in the Far East college graduates were among the Frenchmen touring Far Eastern wa 1083 prisoners entering the state ters on the slowly increasing French prison here over a period records of the institution disclosed merchant fleet are beginning to ask Those one to three years ot col with why in the Far East is everything lege work numbered 22 while 42 were British It is explained that in Eu high school graduates and 132 had rope the prestige of the British empire some high school training There were is usually English and England is the 263 grade graduates and 487 dominant word but once east of Suez with eighth less than eighth grade training the word British is everywhere the More than of the language the customs the flags the entering in that period were prisoners illiterate commerce and the manufactured or could only read or write a foreign products are British and though they language are made in the manufacturing north of England they are British made" i The Depeche Coloniale has started $1 PAYS FOR a campaign along with other pro colonial newspapers to correct this LIFE Diamond Set Upside Down FRANCE SEEKS Captures Fancy of Parisians NEW PRESTIGE MARSHAL FINDS Where Hapsburgs Await Throne C7 MAY 13 1934 Asthma and Hay Fever Disappear Like Magic! 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