| Show s " I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING 8 MAY 17 1034 BELGIAN EMISSARIES ARRIVE reported the commission would also NEW YORK May 18 W7— A' Bel- discuss the Belgian debt question with gian commission arrived on the Uner the president Olympic today to inform President St hilip’s Protestant Episcopal Roosevelt officially of the coronation of King Leopold The commission is church Ip Harlem is said' to be the headed by Emile Francqui former wealthiest negro church- - in the finance minister of Belgium It wastworld SHIP WORKERS’ SIWE MOVES 18-4- 7 PILES BP MILEAGE REEsEYIUK Wis May 18 Vh-C- arl Buss who retired as' a rural mail carrier after more then 30 years of service has figured that he has piled Up mileage on hi route equal to a distance of seven and 48 f times around the world one-hal- By ANDREW JENSON Assistant L D S Church Historian was brought in which had been killed MONDAY MAY 17 by Amass M Lyman The morning was very cold in the The wagons halted at 345 p m and wind northwest a with the meat was taken out of the boat Walkout pioneer camp which was immediately returned to blowing Dr Willard Richards left fetch another buffalo which had been Coast Seamen another letter on the camp ground killed by Porter Rockwell While the for the benefit of the next company cattle were turned out to graze the Join Dock Crews The letter was secured from the meat was cut in quarters and put into -weather by a wooden case made by the wagons At 430 p m the company again JUwcUM Freaa Appleton M Harmon and placed in moved forward and traveled till 5:50 Labor disputes which have tied up such a conspicuous place that the p m when the night damp was made hipping along the Pacific coast and brethren eoujd hardly miss finding it on a nice prairie extract and at New an made gulf Bullock Thomas Impeded activity where the grass was shorter than lakes to It the Great York ports spread usual During the day the pluneers from his camp Journal nd placed miles in a course neartraveled 12 Wednesday box for the benefit and comin the Tugtnen employed by the Great ly due west the encampment being follow should who Saints of the fort Lakes Towing company were ached made about a mile from the river tiled to go on strike last night Strike At 813 a m the pioneers started During the day the pioneers passed W11-lake ’ votes were being taken at other about a dozen streams of very clear on their day's journey led by water which came from springs In ford Woodruff traveling over a ports strike of longshore- black loamy soil until they came to The week-olthe bluffs These streams were from Pacific men had succeeded iirputting one to 10 feet across and ran almost bluffa of sand After traveling ! near coast shipping in a state of on top of the ground without any bank mile and a half they arrived at an- -at all with hard sand or gravel botparalysis-other range of bluffa which extended for federal Read IIqw Amazing 'Mineral ConcenAn appeal was made tom to the Platte end they began to asto The altitude of the Pole star gave trate troops to guard the waterfronts cend the same About a quarter ed a From Drugs Richest vm unload workers to enable nonunion for the latitude of the evening enmile above the river A quarter of a 17 ships tied up In Jilliott bay To mile farther they crossed a stream of campment 41 degrees 13 minutes and Nlwer Form of “FOOD IODINE” Is 20 seconds 53 complicate the aituatlon 8000 to 7000 spring water about three feet wide miles above the Building Up Thousands of Nervous member of the sailors' union and the This stream was named Spring creek Junction of the Platte Master’ Mates' and Pilots’ union by President Young The brethren Run-dow- n When the hunters in the evening Skinny Folks Where All walked out had graded both sides of the ravine brought In three buffaloes and It de- Else --— — Fails tained them some Maay PlanU Cl them in through Which it tanr "It will be week this nooiTslne I betan neinc Kelp-a- President Young was not pleased as ELI HARVEY FEIRCE Many industrial plants dependent The road tor a short distance on Malt 1 have aalned S pounda slid reel much better”— the pioneers already hid as much "T W and Born July 29 1827 in Achland Fa— Died August 121851 in Salt Upon water transportation including both sides of the creek was rough H "Gained S pounda tbe first packaae Am very meat In camp as they needed lumber milla at Longview Wash sandy end crooked Turning westLake City much pleaaed ” — D E G "Had atomach troubla for rears The head of Cedar Bluffs as named When I take and Everett Wash were closed or ward from tha creek the pioneers for t bare lt and auffer no dtatreaa has banished bout to close as result of the dock passed for the third' time that day about four feet wide In fact the water and there they found live boil- by John C Fremont was three miles W D C whlcb have had all I llle”— mj Workers’ strike over a number of bluffs a thera was whole of this bottom seemed full of ing springs spouting up several west of the encampment These "Gained t pounda with ona partake of and of going around them with- eprlngs and the pioneers had to keep inches The forenoon was warm and bluffs make up to the river and are feel 100 per cent better 'VMre W J S Minneapolis also was having its nd chanca ' Just a few of the thousands of actual report! that ara transportation difficulties Merchan- out traveling miles out of their near the bluffs In order to make 4 pleasant it was the first warm day thinly covered with small cedars floodlns In from all over the eoUntrr telltne ut how thla dise delivery was' tied up almost course On these sandy bluffs wers good road for traveling and even near tha pioneers had enjoyed for some Eli Harvey Peirce pioneer- - was newer form of food Iodine le bulldlnt firm flesh atrensthen-In- s the nerves enrlchlns the blood— oourlshlnt vital (lands the bluffs they found the ground time born in Achland Chester county completely by the (trike of 8000 many small lizards sod The At 1 p m the pioneers continued Pennsylvania July 29 1827 He was womenmakln weak pale cireworn underweight men and -more or less soft end spongy truck drivers After traveling two and one-halook and feel reare rounter Fine for children too ’ - gen- the water from these little-creeThe great gasoline drouth came to mljes beyond the journey and after traveling half a one of the youngest members of the —Improve thele appetites n end at Cleveland Ohio where stream the pioneers arrived at the erally spread out over the bottom and mile they arrived at a shallow stream pioneer band but was none the less Scientists have recentlr dlscoveVed that the blood liver and vital (lands of tha body contain definite Quantities of filling stations were reopened after a west foot of tha bluffs where they formed sloughs as these marshy of water This stream was forded actively engaged to all the move- - Iodine which heretofore has been difficult to obtain strike of attend- watered their cattle and refreshedlplaces on thq prairie are usually easily after which the company ments of theparty He acted as teamModern foodstuffs nearly month-oleven freeh vegetables and similarly " ants of low ster for President Young during the their teams it being a warm day and called A mile and a quarter west passed over e short-rang"(ood" foods have recentlr been dleeovered to be not food Iodine but In all the other eseential lacklnc In only Fiva men were injured two of a clear sky Roswell Stevens caught of ths spring they sandy bluffs about quarter of a latter part of the journey and later minerals without which strensth and health ara them eeriously in disorders at the a young fawn which Lorenzo D found another stream of very clear mile wide and then entered on level in the year returned with President orsanlc Impossible last spring water The water in the other prairie again which however they Young and others who met on the plant of the Efficient Tool end Pie Young expected to rear Supplies Newer form of Food Iodine runsoon was was and creeks after eoft rather rohd the found of of and road the second company at Cleveland muddy sandy very very springy company part only recently dleeovered contains prsotlcally pioneers to normal But most Within two and one-hamiles from Mr Peirce was one of the company every mineral eeeentlal thera were several very steep places ning over sandy land They all apViolation Charged of it I the richest knofcn eource of the newer Important stream tha pio- sent to California that year to obtain form of food all Iodine—natural Iodine not made from iodides At Washington meanwhile the na of descent However all the teams peared to rise in the bluffs a short the from the road neers crossed two other streams one seed grain On this trip he and his or other chemicals which oftentimes prove toxic but the tional labor board announced it had got safely over ofwithout difficulty At distance Iodine that la present In' email auanMtles In aplnach the bluffs there ap- After traveling six and very small and tha other about four companions suffered greater hard- same found the National Lock company of the westtofoot more and lettuce It la the lack of thla lodlna which experts In miles In a westerly direction dur- feet wide They both seemed be grass than ships than on the pioneer journey nutrition say la ouf foremost national health probleih Rockford 111 guilty of violating sec- peared Mr Peirce married Susannah Neff ths pioneers had seen al- ing the forenoon the noon halt was from springs at the foot of the bluffs la a aea vegetable concentrate taken from the tion 7A of the national recovery act miles above About 3 p m word reached the in 1850 and in 1851 was made bishop Pacific Ocean and made available In palatable pleasant-to-tak- e had eaten it off made at 1135 a m 47 The case had its origin in a strike though tha buffalo tablet form tablets provide more food Six a quartar of the junction of the Platte The en- wagons that a buffalo had been killed of Brigham City to which place he Iodine than 411 pounda of spinach 1600 pounds of beef of 800 men oil August 3L : Half of considerably Within was a bluffs about the a the made half hunters removed his with the from from 1317 mils mile He about in died campment company the lt lettuce by of Three tablets contain family pounda — them sre still out Two men were sent to skin Salt Lake August 12 1858 a few days more Iron and copper than a pound of spinach 714 pounds of crossed two small streams of water mile west of a stream of water which road — d more tomatoes more fresh calcium then ests phosphorus and at a mils from the foot of the they had crossed Howard Egan and and dress It About the same time the after reaching home from a hand- than Posed by professional modeL a pound and a half of carrot— sulphur sodium potasSAN FRANCISCO May 18 JP) — bluffs crossed another stream of Return Jackson Redden went back "Revenue Cutter” arrived with two cart expedition to the Missouri river sium and essential minerals they other to aid At mineralisation of the the arid of this time It yon An appeal for federal troops body Only when you set an adequate amount of thesa minerals clear water with a very rapid current to the head of the stream to get some more buffaloes An antelope also and back ' have not sained et least S pounds do not look better feel ciln your food do you any food — can you nourish (lands add in moving ships was made today as more have endurance than ever before the trial better and weight strengthen your nerves Increase your visor vitality la free ths ranks of striking longshoremen 100 jumbo-sit- e tablets which ere 4 to 6 times DRUMMER LOSES JOB The bass and endurance sleep have compromised cost but little lareer than else tablets Get on the Pacific coast were swelled by ordinary today Contains no yeast— doesn't eeuse Try today SPOKANE Wuh May 18 m-T- he drummer In the orchestra will lose bloating Two weeks ere required to effect a change In the several thousands of seamen who his job walked out In sympathy with the combination beer parlor and DRUG strikers dance hall whert the orchestra plays vesMore than 1470 ocean-goinSchramm-Johnso- n of positive action to reduce the Mayor John F Dors of Seattle V (Continued from Pae Four) sels and called at far into tha the' of Montreal STORES ths night nearby port an In federal aid of of be value the that troope gold It may gold Sought - to whose guests can’t in 1933 gold they will hoarding will not atop'even H man Raymond hotel appeal to Secretary of the Interior If they cling-whereas the for seedwers put soldiers grow poorer see terms of silIckes saying ths gold falling in ver i They may not Bee from ed to guard the waterfront so non- live years the one Investment that union men may work the 37 ships wu sure to be profitable wu In the sliver people expect gold gold them to I do not see how anytied up in Elliott bay no Immovement silver The hu be can one V 8 Takes Action perfectly certain what f t men suffering from an economic portance except at one means to The government meanwhile took accomplish this result There is wiU do piychoais to which ha settle the dispute Steps in buying silver no more The most one can say Is that tied up scores of ships on the pacific "for its ownpoint sake than thera is In in theory based on put experl- coast with Edward F McGrady asbuying coffee or peanuts or scrap ence the thing ought to have some sistant secretary of labor and aide 'Iron Ths silver producers are effect and It Is better to have an JohnAdministrator R A N to Hugh entitled to no better treatment intelligent silver policy than no 9 son speeding to San Francisco by than any other group of producers policy airplane reason a mere proposal ' (Copyright 1934 New York Tribune that For Two other organizations today had to purchase silver and then store ' Inc) joined the striking longshoremen and It in the treasury vaults would In FrancisSan three organizations of no general interest Unless t Former Coast Cleric be co served notice on a ferry boat comis used to break up the must silver pany that wage adjustments world-wid- e corner in hoarded and Made Amarillo Bishop - 48 hour within made be sterilized gold there is no true The Sailors’ union with tn estila a There merely silver AMARILLO Texas May 18 (JPh-- A mated membership of between 6000 subsidypolicy of the silver interests colorful ceremony elevated the Most and 7000 men and the Masters Rev Robert Emmett Lucey formerWould Mean Move Mates and Pilots’ union of North America local 60 also walked out ly of Long Beach Cal to the bishPrice Drop Gold The Sailors’ union voted almost t opric of the Amarillo Catholic diocese at the Sacred Heart cathedral Unanimously to join tha strike - That Is why the recent proposal ' George Larsen secretary of the or- Of the silver bloc that there be a today announced The new bishop replace the Moat and & & declaration of policy reestablishganization reserve money is of RavR A Gerken appointed by Pope O’Grady business manager of the ing silver Masters Mates and Pilots said the such great Interest A declare-tio- n Pius last fall as "archbishop of Santa ' Fe of this sort would serve noorganization also gave its full supHundreds of visiting clergy from tice upon the whole world thatthe port to the longshoremen southwestern statu witnessed- - the weight of the United Statu would J be exerted to depress the value ceremonies Two special cars of CalLoan Company Payoff of gold For it ailver becomes ifornia dlgnitariu - accompanied An Old Geld smokar since 1932 he eekf 1 Amendment Proposed basic money in tho United Statu Bishop Lucey on hie - eastern journey It means that the United Statu te convince a doubting friend HIGHER EDUCATION is making silver Interchangeable WASHINGTON May 16 PARK CITY Mont May 16 with gold not necessarily at a Mott (Rep Ore) said toYoungs Point fixed ratio and preferably not Clyde McCafferty day he would introduce an amendratio but It tho ratio teacher asked for definitions and ment to either the Steagall or the et a fixeddetermine which it it most likely hers are some that appeared on the McLeod bills for the payment of defrom tlmo to tlmo to make gold ‘ examination papers: deto banks Include closed In posits An absolute monsrehy la a monand thereafter to keep posits in closed savings and loan as--' - cheaper 'archy that la absolutely no good it reuonably stable aoclation To pasteurize milk means to turn Thus an effective silver policy On March 9 1934 we invited congress’of Neither bill has been brought bethe cows into a good pasture fore the house lor action but Mott would require a "mandatory ' sort la chewed a Gum of arable gum declaration by congrsss that silver the greatest Mid he would offer his amendment experts in America t by Arabs w as in fact an equivalent for gold regardless of - which one if either Is of a meat tha Buckram sheep would smoke and compare the four leading cigaA prudent silver policy goes to tha Boor A fuse la a little jigger used in elecrequire that the president should ' tric radios and lights to decide at what price bo free rettes with the names concealed and seFIREMEN LEARN OF FIRE CORTLAND N Y May 16 (JV-- A he will buy and sell silver Tho lect the cigarette considered "smoothmandatory declaration is desirtelephone call at 1:15 a m brought is the most conthe city firemen from their beds and able because toit make est” and therefore easier on the throat DRINK HOT-WATE- R plain to tho a feminine voice came over the wire: vincing way ” ' We’ve Just had a good fire here at whole world that a rival for gold : and nerves been created by the nation the house but it’s out now I thought hu BEFOREBREAKFAST which the resources needed you would like to know” The idem to makehu i the rivalry effective The t mm tity of tha caller was not learned !! The invitation was accepted $ixty-nln-e execution of the policy should be permissive because congress Say you really feel clean tweet wine tasters coffee tasters and when It adjourns in a few weeks and frtth Inside and cannot hope to foresee all that ’’ J ’ " ' cocoa experts took part ore seldom ill may happen in the world until next January No one can say for example just what Will hapthese authorities If you ere accustomed to wake up repeated tests pen if continental Europe rewith coated tongue foul breath values or embargoes gold or has Old Gold was chosen as smoothest or a dull dizay headache or if great political disturbances Nor can anyone be perfectly sure how your meal aour end turn into raa evidence isn’t brand enough to con-Orient will reset" end acids you have real aurpria the silver-usin- g ’ It would therefore be tha height waiting you Old ask vince your friend of folly to bind the president so Tomorrow morning immediately that ha cannot deal with circumupon arising drink a glass of hot Golds for a few days and his own stances they arise' ‘ water with a teaspoonful of limb ton phosphate in It This la in decide’ fi H Plan Avoids TngmcTaking “Vote ' lr 3--4 -- Free 3-- 4 ---- g r t Kelp-a-Ma- lt beartr-appeti- ever-th- Kelp-a-Ma- Kelp-a-M- lf ks d e I ' Kelp-a-M- well-bel- lf three-quarte- to-ris-e any-whe- Kelp-a-M- 2 Kelp-a-M- Kelp-a-Ma- TODAY arid TOMORROW Kelp-a-M- Kelp-a-M- g E(ELPAMALT& u v J c 1 - “CdDDD y®an pnw® ©y flixniil Co®Bi IIliiD’aDant?” DSm§D©ir v a 4 a Jo u v a ——I J Dear Mr Raft— a taste to they ’ tea takers In by x If that him'to try let taste u Danger tl - I L I MI is u? If 44kJ VW rar io sivrrosiq you suffer from eczema or a n eruption of some kind it’s your n fault The remedy is right at ' i—apply Poslatn at night and a the i I f teat The improvement in the itching cesses and ths starts to hesL You cau get at any dni? store 50c rhr-- eatift&sf Tmt tmt 2 2!A W FrMi Writ it X Y fit taste the tended to first neutralize end then Of Coinage Disorder wash out of your stomach liver It is herd to sea why there kidneys and thirty feet of intea-tinshould not be an agreement on a all the indigestible waste measure of this sort It accepts poisons sour bile and toxins thus the thesis of all disinterested adcleansing sweetening and purify vocates of silver which la that silingthe entire alimentary canal ver should be restored to the staThose subject to sick headaches tus of reserve or bulc money It backaches bilious attacks constiavoids the danger of bimetallism pation or any form of stomach which is demonstrably unworktrouble ara urged to get a quarter able except possibly by an interpound of limestone phosphate from national agreement that no one the store and begin enjoying hu a right to hope for now It this drug morning Inside-bat- h avoids tho danger which many Jnat as not water and aoap apprehend of the dumping of silcleanse purify and freshen the ver in enormous quantities It akin so hot water and a teaspoonInvolves no commitments to spend ful of limestone phosphate act on unlimited sums It keeps the sit- -' liver kidneys and — —— the atomach uatlon under control With silver set up In this fashbowels Limestone phosphite is an ion the government would be ’ inexpensive white powder end al- able to tut out the possibilities most tasteless: (Adv) ” ea - - 7 : h 1 ' Stcertiyt Je Giosci Rxrr in THE TRUMPET BLOWS 4 ' ‘v P LORILURD COMPANY iSTJILISRED 1760 -- J to X INC t P S— Old Gold’s smoothness isn’t an Rafts No better tobacco grow 1 ‘ acd-dent- Mr than11 is used in Old Gold And it’s pure That’s why Old Golds are easy on the'THROAT and nerves n ft tv his latest Paramount Picture Cl GA RETT IE r |
