Show :A u p THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE iltFE EXTINCT )N MARS SAYS j Marie Dressler’s Career Begins SKY OBSERVER Discovered at Three That Her Clumsy SUNDAY MORNING When She Was AUGUST 5 1934 By RUTH DEWEY GROVES Sixty-Tw- o a voice broke but she soon went on: cash Thai is 1 was but I cleared SYNOPSIS T knew he wouldn't stapd by the car of out ifew hundreds and Henry The Philip Rutledges I need him That's all Dunsworths have been enemies for now when there was to our quarrel but it means at sometimes love but laughs years could make it right but feuds so Howard Dunworth becomes that no one Howard himself And he's gone" Caroline to Rutledge lovely engaged Her mother had listened quietly despite their parents’ opposition "I understand” she said gently “I business' in ruins Then Henry Philip should This change everything "If we mar- was wrong to attempt it cut me off and if have known Howard would ‘not be will ry my father I know you it wouldn't please you have well I feel very sorry for you any more to be poor that it wduld dear but finding him out like this Disap- will me " Howard tells Caroline help you to forget pointed that money should mean so that is what you must do” breaks Caroline Howard to much The smile that touched her daughtheir engagement Another crushing ter's lips hurt Alva Rutledge more Caroline tells when falls blow Philip than anything that had yet happened and her mother Alva a pampered to her It was so unmistakably the selfish womant)riat they must vacate smile of one who' faces a sorrowdrom “Hawthorn” their lovely home and which there is no escape She closed live m a poor section of town Caro- her lips upon the remonstrance that line had never'altributed strength to rose to them Nothing but time could her mother but she expected her to change the girl’s heart of instead carry through gracefully Caroline said: "What are we to do giving away to her emotions as shelabouUhe packing molher? -had Caroline is doubly disappointed There are certain family heirlooms! As they were returning to Stum- bling Over Rugs Brbtrght Adult Laughter Planet Neighbor Dying Astronomy Vi Editors' note: This Is the first of a series of articles which will describe Marie Dressier' remarkable career telling how over the won her way to handicaps of fading looks and mounting years she the very top as a film player- Ex- - Qaims -- - By ALFRED BERTHINET on Mar? (UP)-L- ife does not exist according to Dr Walter S Adam director of Mount Wil'on observatory and is he stales more precious and rare than we realize Directly opposed to popular suppo gition Mars avers Dr Adams is a Its meager supply ofj dying worldwater and oxygen' bothrequisites ofj life exposed daily to violent tions is the sun ascends and de-' j massive military looking Prussian Except for a piano battered through much pupil misuse and moving there is nothing to distinguish it from the hurt - ligibie any idea that life is extant sun- Removed its! degrees Fahrenheit greatest distance from the sun the A temtemperature reaches zero and f about 40 degrees perature even lower is believed to be that of the dark side Every 24 hours as the planet rotates upon its axis its surface temperature is therefore subject to immense changes Because of its sparse atmosphere Mars cools and warms more rapidly than any Of our earthy deserts Folar Ice Caps At each of "its poles are two polar ke caps Showing prominent varia tions simulating the Martian seasons they are- reduced in size in the summer and are enlarged in the winter Such changes indicate that if these polar caps actually exist they must be proportionately thin Upon its surface Mars ha I series of fine networks Some astronomers have extended the theory that they were artificially constructed and suggested that they were used to convey water to that section of Mars which is geographically analagousio our tropical region Appearance of a Member of yellow Blotches upon its equatorial section becoming more '" accentuated as autumn approaches implies vegetation in the opinion oi a number of astronomers— hence the - linking of the canals with the sup-posed vegetative-vicinit- fair-hair- to Hold “ Song Festival On September' 2 - (UP)-F- our ed liave-hfm-4- oppo-sltefdar- thou-an- persons of Welsh birth and descent from all parts of tha United States will tome to Cleveland 3 for singing an interest as natural to a Welshman as breathing The event to be held this year is the sixth annuaLCymanfa GinUj-o- r Welsh song festival It differs from the eisteddfods international choral contests held annually in Wales because there is no competition Its sole ? end is the Joy of singing To conduct the Singing Dr T Hopkins Evans outstanding figure in the 'Welsh musical world Will come from Wales He is known as composer adjudicator of musical compositions and as a director A gigantic chorus of 3000 half from Cleveland and half from other cities already is in training for the event Thomas Roberts director-elec- t oi Colgate university’s music depart ment is training the 1000 Cleveland singers Because a Gymanfa Canu Is pri fnarily an occasion for congregational singing there will be In addition to choir numbers the singing of hymns and religious music by theenUraau-“dinee' during both the afternoon and evening sessions of the festival ugly-clums- - - is Irish-Englis- v CLEVELAND- early December in 1869 A terrified child sits at the piano trya lesson as outing desperately to play lined by the huge Prussian drillmaster who storms up and down the room booming his one two three four Alexander Koerber soldier piano teacher and globe trotter is anywhere between 30 and 50 While his every action shows his utter disgust for his present vocation nothing gives away his age He makes no effort to conceal his annoyance over the playing of his pupil Rather the noisy guns Crimean of the British French and Russians in the war still fresh in his memory after 13 years than this unmu" i sical harangue late of the British army Koerber Alexander Captain though German born has stood all he can Don’t “I can't teach you! Go home! “Pig!’’ he shouts come bgck!" The child at last gaining the relief for which she so eagerly hoped dasjies from the house dainty A new" character enters Shd is a slight h woman The softness of her voice is a sharp contrast with that of her husband She is about 25 but precarious existence has marked her face and added years “You have driven away your last pupil again" says Anne Henderson Koerber 'Tfiba’Uegch' these brats!” shouts her husband ‘‘Now what'll we do?" Anne Koerber sighs: '"“Why well move" replies Koerber “Again" Her six years with Koeref have been a continuous round of moving from town to town— seldom more than a year in one place Year after yeargif has been her task to find pupils for them away --with hie eu'- t- -Ref RWshtfnd onlF and This of mothering her two nephews bursts temperament and two children the second born on November 9 only six weeks beforthe time of which I write Thelder of ihe two girls Bonida is a beautiful child— the nrifcge of the mother The infant Ufcila is the exact even than her father and witRhardly a facial fea" be classified as pretty can ture that fame unparalleled win to destined' Yet the latter child waij cr princes' rofcues Paupers in the history of womankind and rulers poor and presidents were to khow'her sing' net’ praises and pray that she be spared death inimitable brand of humor The world was to guffaw at-hShe was toreachthc pianadetrtguecegSTOnly to aink again to -the status Of a Coney Island hotdog vender laterto attain new and even greater heights She was to go from an $8 a week chorus girl to a $2500 a week star then to drop back to $8 weekly then up to $5000 again She was to upset every tradition foj’ success stories in her chosen profession At '54 she was to find herself unwanted at any price while at 64 she was under a contract whereby she was to receive $100000 for each picture— two a year if her health permitted Leila Koerber was to become Marie Ungainly Dressier— “Queen Marie of Hollywood” The life story of Marie Dressier has something for all of us No one won so much lost so much and won so much again as this extraordinary woman who although she suffered every sorrow still found life worth living who endured unbelievable pain during her second rise to fame in toherwinsixties merely to the unqualified give the world a laugh who at 64 was acclaim of every fellow countryman from the president of the United States on down—even including fellow workers with notorious reputations for loving and acclaiming none but themselves There are no pictures In existence of Marie Dressier as a " Tfiirar In a sensershe liadTicr-chiidhooExplainmg this lack of early photographs she once insisted: “The plush album-i- n the parlor was filled with photographs of my sister who Was five yeats older and my cousins posed in every conceivable position In summer they were posed amid Winter found them in roses and with smirks of satisfaction fur tippets One winter picture depicted my sister' standing with the rope of a sled in her hands Only the front of the Sleigh runners was visible “A visitor glancing through the book and noting the absence of my photograph paused at this one and asked kindly: 'Wpere is your picture dear?' To which I retorted: 'I was sitting on ' : ' the sled ' “ At' the time I believed that I was being deliberately left it uponit Immense Changes its closest approach to the e Judith Hampton Ing a group of friends at a house parly for a week at the Hampton summer home at Holladay park in Miss honor of Miss Carol Lou Haddock of Beverly Hills Cal who is a guest of her cousin Miss Audrey Lovesy The guests are Miss Haddock Mis Lovesy Miss Naomi Soble Miss Adelaide Campbell Miss Marjory Kihg Miss Winifred Walker Miss Mary Jane Wlnwood Mis Lucy Bust and Miss Alton Johnson CLOCKS FEEL HEAT PHILADELPHIA (UP)— Even the clock at Independence hall went balmy with the heat recently One o'clock passed and the clock jya? too exhausted To strike'“A 3 pVm it was still silent! Then at 3 p m the bell tolled 13 times y dr House Party at Summer Home ’ out" i Marie Dressier was born an ugly duckling for whom there be no swanning “I sat down as a mere child" she skid "fully realizing how utterly ‘mere’ I was and figured out my life early From the beginning I have played my life as a comedy father than the tragedy many others would have made it Some derive enjoyment from the martyr feeling but as an infant I would rather be laughed at than pitied” Marie Dressier never went to school Until she became the sole support of her family— at 14 when other children should' be trudging off "with school books and lunch boxes under their arms— her mother was her tutor in reading writing and simple 8rithmetit:-Geo8raphshe learned at first hand— from travel y which began wnen she was 6 weeks 613 anil continued until her sixty-fouryear when only the combined efforts of a corps wasTo th Which would have killed thousands of others years before Discussing her birthplace and early childhood Marie Dressier said: “Certainly no president could claim a more humble birthplace but if there was only one humble home in my life I could work up a lot of sentiment about it We never lingered long in one place My father while a musician to the end of his fingertips was a musician of uncertain temper He could gather friends as easily as a child picks wild flowers only to cast them with the same reckless abandon away e a result we were no sooner established spot end father surrounded by the most desirable pupils in town than he insulted everyone within earshot- - ‘I can't teach that brat!’ he would shout adding anything picturesque that entered his head “Whefeupon my mother patiently obtained a letter of in- trbduction from the rector and we moved to the next town “Butat the piano my father was a different man lean close my eyes and see toy father now When he was touching the keys he seemed to forget every thing'but the melody he was bringing forth” It was tripping over rugs as a fat clumsy which really started Marie Dressier on her career She discovered that people laughed when she acted awkwardly so she began falling deliberately froin once she said “a desire to make my friends enjoy themselves I wanted those about me to be happy and wanted yiem to like me If I f to led I blamed no one but myself I realized that my beauty if any lay underneath the I found it quite as delightful if people said: ’Isn’t she -- 'skin funny?' as if they had1 exclaimed! ‘Isn't she beautiful?”’ m-on- ’ Enroll Now In the West’ Finest — BEAUTY SCHOOL special ninoy Now in Effect ' ’ Phone write or rail In for Free Catalog CTR rTH BEAUTY SCHOOL t21 South Went Tempi - Wai UI himtnd By LEONARD S SMITH Three! Four!" Two! Ctr!!— "One! 'HOLLYWOOD is better fitted for the cadence this booms The voice that of front parlor of an the confines narrow the ficlds'than drill of Ontario Canada in province Coburg cottage unpretentious ' "dne! Two! fhree! Four!" The owner of the voice also seems - lie is a put of place in the small room- NEW YORK At J Marie Dressier’ Instalment) (Copzristat 1934 first stage experiences will be related In br the North American Mcwtpaper Alliance Inc) Ml capable of ipeeung any emergency g your father will have some- - ride after which she could drop him Returnmg from ®ne jn accepts defeat at his home jrt return f6r his time pack them for you’ ride Carawne learns that Howardi 3 the things' we will need in Caroline thought of the many tips to refuses she but telephoned him the numerous are you goingishe’d given callie new house resented hi Site — oome batk to me MMxtaid Therrr jva wfoCe3 “My dear couldnTt wanting a free ride home in return financial status has given Mrs Rut- for a last minute kindness ' a thatw annpalrH ledge a change of heart so I think I cam drive it all right" “Your Howard is concerned "Beggars cam go a she said "But I am going out with mlne' Caroreminds she choosers” be qot We’ll drop you off Be ‘Of course father and I will go my father line Alva secretly telephones How- Where is he?” ready in half an hour please” ard but gefs KB mother instead who “Gregory has driven him in — some Gregory lived on the road to informs Alva that Howard has left business at the bank After lunch— South Town in a block where the on a trip to California adding: “The houses had green shutters and latbut then Gregory goes!” poor boy was dreadfully broken up "I’ll tice porches and there were white about everything but Caroline was ‘You drive" In— in that part of picket fences cant -Their you prospects perfectly right town!” “Thanks for coming out of your know Alva scores with: "I called "Mother it can’t be so bad as that way” he said when Caroline drew to make certain Howard would not Here A I let me have the tray I’ll wash up at the curb before his gate She It’s a relief to see Caroline again You ought to lie down smiled but Mr Rutledge appeared the dishes learn he has gone You look you hadn’t slept" gloomily unconscious of any humor Alva hadn’t but she didn't wish to in the remark They said goodbye to CHAPTER VIII "It’s the their show it in her- appearance and drove on — Caroline came down dressed in a Photo show Marie Dressier opening some of the birthday greetings she said ’T’ve been toward South Town P ' found! frock and blue morning simple I must say "Do you know where Edge street it which flooded her on her 62nd birthday her mother belatedly carrying thej® f f d all morning She is?” Caroline asked her father after sympathetic hnkcHShCun° ifnnrpsled turned wearily away glad to be they had crossed the railroad tracks with was ieved 0( immediate attention toland were bumping 'along a street car speech line household duties "However" she began At work in the kitchen Caroline “Ask the first rifficer you see" he came to help her "you had the wondered "I haven't the faintest idea about their lunch-Sh- replied suddenly when sense to go you felt no hunger herself but she where it is" did is quite b?yond my understandthought she ought to fix a tray for Future Home ing' but you may congratulate your- her mother Her father might lunch I A few blocks farther on they came wish not on don’t self being jilted! town She left the cupboard where to a in main intersection "and found ah to 'be unsympathetic my deary but she was putting away dishes and tried he’s utterly unworthy of you — the to reach him by telephone They told obliging traffic officer who cheerdirected them in the right sooner he is out of your mind the her at the bank that he had departed fully YELLOWSTONE PARK Wyojilftig lards throughout the park art rapidly sooner find yourself a nor some quarter time earlier — Aprogram of beautification bndj disappearing Abandoned roads are mal human being again" Sure he knew where Edge street It was another hour before he ari was First turn-tthe right two to obliterated and restored to Caroline put down a cup and sauc-T- rived was upstaijrs with improvement covering the broad Caroline er staring in blank incomprehension the left and they’d come to the finest to state induce her to trying pause of Yellowstone National park their former natural town at her lovely distracted parent eat some canned mushrooms served part of and that would be Edge is tha task which 1200 emergency are covered with JIql)er4"heS8ijjiSVJ&j!lE 55 barren n- toast did":'not find them street — He seemed quite proud - of Alva conservation "workers are Tihdertak-into came hex 'wlaMappeti7'jng Edge street young trees and shrubs Everywhere vague suspicion ‘ this summer Caroline's spirits lifted a- trifle' when he came-Jand saw Some of Out of this program will emerge it's a story of new vegetation 'and the houses she had seen in Said: ’Can yOU get me a park more attractive and more nat- forestation PH!the to ard has allowed his parents dR- ci n 1° bottle of beer Caroline and a cheese ural in appearance than ever before At'the Snake river camp the men fr indecribaby p as Tall narrow new in the opinion of Roger W Toll parkiare employed in constructing Hnw’’" Caroline hrnke in lenselv sandwichT’ brown dfca-Caroline rase from the foot of her - nofphp°Lb®rrp Lasting benefits1 bridges and installing a new superintendent simpiy by telephoning his house mother's tched wmdows "Do take Halfdpari’irePaP1r and sewer system for the I wished many of yhich might perhaps neveri-wate- r to ask him to come down for struggling for life in this with Alva begged moving have been realized but for the station' and the quiet talk Alethea answered the tray onyou” dreary small front yards It was imher knees Caroline took eral relief program are being ef- Construction of fish ponds at the a felt she had been waiting for possible to visualize anyone living Nori-ifected ranger station and at the buf- call But I gave herno satisfaction it acutely conscious that her culinary contentedly in such houses Capitol hill " Anxiously she waited for her headquarters falo ranch are included-- in plans if you may be certain She told me efforts had resulted in failure first has been rounded out to Its natural other projects are completed in time Howard has flown to California and The sandwich was a simpler matof Edge street glimpse r ter She nibbled at a bit of cheese state with traces of old gravel borSix camps are located in Yellow- they are had lapsed into complete silence yery well pleased with you rows removed road stone four of them being continued for havihg broken your engagement and concluded that dinner probably since Everywhere they d thanked the officer and would be sandwiches and coffee cuts are being sloped gracefully from at Mammoth Canyon Yellowstone to him” gone on their way He was she f elf of sandwiches been and the roadbed back to the timber New lake and at Gallatin where similar Caroline breathed a of as relief sigh Her father met her in the hall as Alvamiserably apprehensive as she barns and corrals are arising to re- camps undertook the first work last What would her mother-sashe wonRutledge could not be brought place old abandoned buildings of the year This year additional camps dered it she had learned that Howar- she was carrying the second fray up- to these She didn’t surroundings "Let’s have it in the stairs and said: stage coach days Grazing areas are were established at Nez Perce creek d-had made the engagement meanknow what else there'd be to do but Your to mother rest wishes library Grass plots are and on the JSnake river being irrigated ingless practically broken it himself? undisturbed” they Couldn’t do that to her mother fenced to study the effect of wild George Miller represents the NaAt least he iiad kept that from his last turn they made Hip game grazing on the rune Crews tional Park service on all projects as parents Chanre of Scenery But he had gone away them to a street wider thanbrought thos of the E C W men are asstslng in general 'superintendent Each camp Caroline thought that he looked up- tney had just traversed The trees making jtheir break final She supmountain beetle control work Auto is headed by an officer of the reserve posed she should be glad she would set her mother had here were between the curb and the Very likely camp grounds take 'on a new appear- officers' corps and field work is di- not have to see him again but there threatened a scene How much worse sidewalk and 'grass grew in' their ance as shrubbery and trees supplant rected by camp superintendents who was no gladness In her heart only an it would be if they started quarrel- shade There were lawns back of dead timber and old buildings are recruited from the yestern re- ache that had not left it since she ing She was tired and now a little the fences some fresh and green At Yellowstone lake new docks gion Most of the young men are handed Howard back his ring frightened for it was as though with others showing lack of care The have been built to aid in from Indiana and Ohio with small You were trying to reconcile us' her home and her happiness had gone houses were more or less alike in work and new telephone lines have groups in each famp from Montana she said to her mother “and all security all confidence in the size and a nameless directly architectural been strung to points previously and Wyoming They have made many you have changed your mind about things she had depended upon style They were small dull and without communication Along park new friends and'are well liked by thinking I should marry him “We must spare mother all we ugly but not His dilapidated- And thev roadways drainage tile is buried to thase who come in contact with them mother probably guessed what you can” she said dully had lilac bushes and insure a solid road bed Dump Weekly programs are given to the wanted but that doesn't matter “Yes” her father agreed on a fruit trees growing about blossoming them grounds borrow pits and fire haz- - camps by rangers and naturalists am glad you failed I wouldn’t have sharply indrawn breath “It's even - “I hope there’s an and a feeling of excellent coopera- had Howard brought back to me His worse than she knows I'm over- snowball bush to our yard” Caroline ” Her drawn at the bank tion exists Mr Toll reports going away you see actually short of sadi throatily “What’s the number i23JLet"me--seetha- t honse Is' 137 the next 139— it’s this wav” She to turned the right And she had noticed that the nicer yards were in the other direction ADA Ohio (UP)— Practical jokers The houses grew poorer as they sent a force of special deputy sherneared 222 Caroline’s heart sank iffs armed with pistols and a maanew as she drew up to the curb and chine gun to patrol the Harding highlooked at her future home SANTIAGO Chile— The commu- mulated sufficient money to acquire way south of here all because of a “I had to put the tenants out” her ' o charivari for some Lima newlyweds nist revolution which caused so much a large stock of arms A fair por- Salt Lake Tribune Service father said in to flow for tion of the money also found its way Innocent and rebel explanation of the acblood Merrymakers fired shots during WARSAW— The soviet government tivities going on there the serenade A farmer living near- four weeks to southern Chile was not into Tepia’s pocket An eye witness has published a decree As he spoke a announcing a mere effort of political “outs” to account declared that he was forced woman by saw a man ‘’fall” to the darkness that hereafter deserters from the with a face distortedslatternly with rage came and a group of men haul him away become “ins” It differed from the by the workers to lead the fight in red army will be shot even though down upon them from the revolt the south after he had planned to in a car Excitedly the farmer called classic style of Russia is not at war According to bearing front porch the sheriff at Lima who in turn because it was financed and directed direct operations far from the battle- informatiqn obtained by the foreign notified Sheriff Wilbur Mitchell at by foreign paid agents according to field diplomats stationed at Moscow the (To Be Continued)' Right and center blocks in the large number of desertions from the Kenton Deputies rushed to take posts information yfhich was verified by officials here recently Chilean congress have been united by alQng the highway to capture the government soviet army of the far east forced (Copyright by Ruth Dewey Large scple operations were neces- the disclosures of the activities of the “gunmen” It all ended' with a ''lecby King Features government to take severe action ture" from the deputies to the "gun sary to quell the latest outburst foreign paid agents just as they have The number of desertions of fliers Syndicate Inc) Hundreds of civilians including for- been amazed by the facility with men” has also beert large and-- ' the soviet eigners were slain in the mining which subversive propaganda was zone and joint military and naval smuggled into ihe country A move- government has information that1 the government is paying each " operations were necessary to end the ment has been Initiated’ which may Japanese the value of his airplane and The reds were shelled by result in a protest to Uruguay whose deserter butchery Its equipment the Newest and Latest heavy artillery before they surren- government permits continued interIn Mosattaches stationed Military Creations dered: Scores of rural folks were national plotting from jier territory cow have been eagerly seeking indone to death because they dared to A concerted South American protest vitations to visit Jhg soviet srnjeij defend their proper4ieakand- isolated to Montevideo auggested forces IS' SibeHa"' According to ifie John D Giles secretary of the Utah police officers perished to unequal Product scanty information 'they have been Pioneer Trails and Landmarks asso- - combat Radicalism is d’homejnsde largely able to obtain the red army air fhfcef'MVe" Rfitffieatoiis'lr'uction' ’6'f what are probably the most unique City Wednesday to arrange joint ac were and propaganda and revolutionary fashion to “swing aviation hangars in the world tivities of the Utah organization and foreign money Hum- to the left” when the other side is Through blasting huge caverns to the Idaho Pioneer Trails and Land- back of the mischief General berto Arriagada who commanded the in Tower Communism however the sides of hills the Siberian air marks association 500 One of the joint undertakings" will punitive expedition and captured be- with its violence and bloodshed is a fleet detachments are now safe from be the marking of' old Fort Henry of the red rabble was indignant fi- 100 per cent imported product It aerial bombardment It is reported was first "sold” to the new world that some detachments are actually! near St Anthony Idahoj with a mon- cause the theorists and foreign ument to be unveiled at the annual nanced leaders were not to be found when the Mexican and Uruguayan housed in the mountain side and the! on the battlefield governments after the war foolishly pilots take off and land on temporary camporal for region 11 Boy Scouts It is obvious to anyone that these conceded a footing to the Moscow scaffolds which can be erected and of America August 24 and 25 ' few hours- country- - workers did- - not plan tha r organization- -- There- has- - been trou-ble dismounted within Approximately toot 'scouur’ from volt" General "The said I ever since Arriagada Idaho Wyomingjind Montana are exSoft ait roes of them could not wares ending In pected to take part in the ramporal majority those subversive lovely liter ringlet printed The fort remains of whith Were ends '' — styled to discovered recently was founded tore thrust into their hands They own personyour " about 1809 by Captain Albert Henry were exploited by alien influence" IN ANY SCHOOb ality EXPERT OPThe i general’s opinion was conComplete' ERATORS trapper INVESTIGATE THE firmed by the discovery in Temuco the nearest town in the revolutionary —Son Emulates Ilia Father territory of secret arsenals and financed from Montevideo the CUYAHOGA FALLS Ohio fUP)-Dela-yed As Rattlesnake Killer communist headquarters In South spanking of his America All Instructions for the re- grandson cost George Porter former Porter a short time mayor 36400 MT WASHINGTON Mass (UP)— volt emanated from (hat center of the otfices fled before the ago had discovered the youngster '‘The Best in the West” Ezra Whitbeck is following his faFIMERWAVE playing with matches “David if you ther’ footsteps a an expert rattle- Faid 3rd Floor Ezra Thompson Bldg threatened sternlyj Lived Well do thbt again” MAIL THIS COUPON FOB snake hunter i Completely CATALOG hands” “I’ll His father the late Ike Whitbeck spank your John Levla Tapia the only leader Dried! A short while after that a straw captured many of the rattlers now who was caught and killed possessed a fox farm on Porter the put stack lived Ngsn confined in the Bronx' too In New no definite nationality but had NOT A SCHOOL York well off the workers he converted to dent in David’s memory He tossed permanent I RDIIC The straw into the a match a conven-Address lighted j communism “proTapia collected Recently at a Democratic LAHUE WAVE SHOP a total two with barns 1 consumed fire tion here at rattlesnake suddenly ap- letarian revolution levy” of per 31S Brooks Arode (Over Broadway Drue) Wasatch S911’ peared causing a panic Ezra up-- ! man per mopth from 3000 ruralidamageof $5500 In the asl)es was City been which in had $900 to With or Without Appointment to Wasatch currency the territory assigned 7560 Telephone (holding family tradition killed for months (him and within a few (reptile which had seven rattles v ' ' A Corps of 1200 Conservation Workers Engaged in Task Of Improving Yellowstone you-wH- l n - - tr8-V- v flings fire-tra- chaise-longu- e r - s Her-fathe- - ) Charivari Sends Sheriff’s Force Agents Held to Blame For Latin- Revolutions Moscow Decrees Death Penalty on Armv Deserters Tribune-Chicac- Latin-Americ- Groves)-(Distribute- ’1 PERMANENTS Leaves to Plan Joint Program In “J under-stsndTh- Cost Runs High In Straw Fire barracks s Before Enrolling Quish School of Beauty Culture 25: ' accu-hidde- 1 |