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Show Car Ferry Found to Be Old Union Gunboat f ," II " ' n ; 7 a This Is the New Orleans car ferry Gnuldsboro which, during a recent was found to be the famous Dnlon gunboat Chickasaw which participated In the battle of Mobile bay under Admiral Farragut The boat waa built In 1863. 1 HjEALIHir Current COMPLEXIONS complexions jr come from healthy systems. Free (be body of poisons with Fees --a mint. Effective la smaller doses. AO drug-gist-s sell (hie safe, clentiflc laxative. liilFOR CONSTIPATION let SORE THROAT get the best of yon e FIVE minutes after yon rub en your throat should begin to feel len sorel Continue the treatment once every hourjor five hours and you'll be astonished at the relief. Working like the trained hands of a masseur, this famous blend of oil el mustard, camphor, menthol and other ingredients brings relief naturally. It penetrates and stimulates blood circula-tion and helps to draw out infection and . pain. Uaed by millions for 20 years. 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SlTt jffl V? HIrol ( hrm. Wkt. rtrhow, It. Tj PLORCSTON SHAMPOO-We-ml for bm ta connection with Vrkrr'i lr Bl,am. Kmkm Utt hair toft mod dimy. 60 cent by mll or t dmg-lid- i, iiiaoox Ctemicil Works, Pitcbogoe, N. I. v STOPS Boschee'e Syrup soothes instantly, enda Irritation quickly! GUARANTEED, at Never be without Boschee's Syrup f; KP1 fr1 v v. MakesLife Sweeter Too much to eat too rich a diet or too much smoking. Lots of things cause sour stomach, but one thing can correct It quickly. Phillips Milk of Magnesia will alkallnlze the add. Take a spoonful of this pleasant preparation, and the system la soon sweetened. Phillips Is always ready to relieve distress from over-eatin- g ; to check all acidity; or neutralize nicotine. Re- - ' member this for your own comfort; for the sake of those around you. Endorsed by physicians, but they al-ways eay Phillips. Don't buy some-thing else and expect the same re-mits! PHILLIPS Milk of Magnesia this . tWhat . As a young man the late Dr. R. V. Pierce, practiced medicine in Pennsyl-vania and was known far and near for hi great success in alleviating disease. Finally he moved to Buffalo, N. Y, and put up in ready-to-u- form, his GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY, the well known tonic for the blood. This strength builder Is made from a formula which Dr. Pierce found most effective when in private practice. It aids digestion, acts as a tonic and enriches the blood clears away pimples and annoying eruptions and tends to keep the complexion fresh and dear. AH druggists. Tablets or liquid. Sunshine All Winter Long At the Foremort Deiert ReMrt of the Wert marvelous climate warm tunny days clear starlit nights dry Invigorating air splendid roads georgeovs mountain scenes finest hotels Hie ideal winter home. Writ Ormt CUmtrmy PALM SPRINGS V Headachy, billons, eonstlpetedf J J M Take tfi MATUBI'e atlUOT 3 M tonight. This mild, safe, vegets- - f ble remedy will have yo fecKag M fine by morning. You'll enjoy M free, thorough bowel action with-- f eat tbe slightest sign ot griping J sir dueomfort. Saatf S miU, &t,h trtahU at drvgfifw-oni- y 25e KEL LIKE A tOUJON, TAX mmn ma rr rn,on in It H IS Mu the TJ.S. enffwlng with rpl- - B "k lepsy to send (or our PRKS SS fi Mmplo Treatment. Write M TOHTXS RfJfEOV CO., Ida, Milwaukee - Wteonua. W. N. U, Salt Lake City, No. News Notes It' a Privilege to Lnie In I UTAH I 8ALT LAKE One hundred end thirty-tw- eggs were presented to the University of Utah museum re-cently. The collection constats of thirty nests found In the Bear river marshes, on Bird island and in the Jordan river sloughs. MORGAN With the object of organizing the-- (rowers of Morgan county In such a manner that they will be able to operate through the federal farm board, fruit and vege-table producers of the county met at the court house in Morgan. 8ALT LAKE Boys and girls from thirteen nations will partici-pate in the oratorical contest sponsored by the Americanization committee of the chamber of com-merce on Washington's birthday, it was announced recently by Mon-stgn- Duane 0. Hunt, chairman. CEDAR CITY At the request of sheepmen of southern Utah, a two weeks' course In sheep shear-ing will be offered at the Branch Agricultural college, Beginning about April 6, according to an an-nouncement by E. Ray Lyman, in-structor in sheep and wool. OGDEN Short courses in feed-ing of dairy cattle, under the au-spices of the Weber county farm bureau, were started In North Og-de- n and Harrisvllle recently and will continue through the week. County Agent A. L. Christiansen is conducting the course. MT. PLEASANT A meeting will be held in Social hall soon, with local dairymen in attendance, to discuss the feasibility of erecting a cheese factory In this locality. M. El Nelson, a cheese factory ex-pert, will attend, to present plans and data. WASHINGTON The federal radio commission recently proposed a sweeping change In wave as-signments of sixteen stations In thirteen cities, including KSL in Salt Lake, in order of eliminate in-terference between clear channel broadcasting stations. 8 ALT LAKE The Utah Poultry Producers' Cooperative association is one of the best marketing agencies of Its kind in the United States, declared William F. Schlll-ln-member of the federal farm hoard, In an address before the Klwanis club at the Hotel Utah recently. CEDAR CITY Following the dis-covery of rabies among the dogs of Cedar City, the city board of health Issued an order recently de-manding that all dogs in the city be inoculated by February 15 and restricted to the owners' premises until March 6. Dogs not inoculated by that time will be killed. OGDEN As the result Sunday of an accident to a young buck deer which had wandered from lta haunts in the mountains east of the city down the Ogdos river to point near the Wilson sugar fac-tory, deer meat will be served at the annual Jollification of the Weber County Fish and Game Pro-tective association early in March. RICHMOND N. F. Bullen of Richmond, one of Cache county's representatives in the state legisla-ture, who Is attending the special tax revision session, has received word that a cow in his herd at Richmond has made a record, In Cache county tests, which prob-ably has not been equaled In Utah. The cow produced 122.3 pounds of butterfat in 30 days. PRICE A bumper sugar beet crop is expected In Carbon county this year, due chiefly to the severe winter, which resulted in the de-- structlon of pests. More than 1700 acres of beets have been contracted for already by sugar producing firms. The latest contract, an-nounced by the Holly Sugar com-pany, is for the cultivation of beeta on more than 600 acres. LOGAN Cattle for thn SHvpnth annual sale of the Cache County Breeders' association have been se-lected by the committee which in-cluded President Andrew Nelson, Secretary Foster Reese, Clarence Mikle and County Agent R. U Wrigley. This committee has spent the last three days fflspecting and selecting the cattle. The sale will be held March 1 at the county fair grounds. DUCHESNE A group of promi-nent Salt Lake mining men and geologists has organized the Uintah Copper company for the announced purpose of developing extensive copper deposits located from five to ten miles southwest of Duchesne. VERNAL Organization of the new company, following closely on resumption of development work in the Old Dyer copper mine, twenty-si- x miles north of Vernal, is taken to indicate the possibility of a new smelter being built in that section. HAD TO PREPARE flostess (sending out cards) If most of the people we are tending to accept we shall bnve our work cut out to cater for them. Host 0, I don't suppose more than half will accept. Wa must hope for the best. Hostess That's all very well aa far aa yon are concerned. What I have to do la to prepare for the worst, Vancouver Province. LUCKY AT THAT He I have never gotten what I de-serve She No, Tm sure you haven't but don't you think you're lucky at that? Held for Years in Soviet Prisons Kiev when they fed me salt herring and black bread for a week without any water, trying to compel me to confess I was a spy." He reports that the only people sati-sfied are the Cheklsta and the Com-munists, and an unusually large num-ber of people are being executed by the new reign of terror which la fur-ther proof that the Communist rule la collapsing. Carlson Is twenty-nin- e years old. When he went to Russia he weighed 155 pounds, when he got out be weighed 118. American Sailor at Last Free After Trying Experi-ences in Russia. Riga, Latvia. Clarence'Carlson. an American sailor, arrived at Ulga re-cently, after an extensive tour of Itussls as the guest of the Soviet gov-ernment. Like other American visi-tors, Carlson was provided with Chefca guides, but while the guides cost the tourists $0 per diem, the expensea of Carlson were provided free. He was also provided free railroad tickets, lodging and food during most of the travels. This unusual generosity toward a visitor who was not an American dele-gate to the Communist Internationale Is explained by the fact that during bis three years and three months' tour of Russia Carlson was In Jnll two years and eight months. The remain-ing seven months were spent flipping freights from one end of Russia to the other seeking escape. Carlson's father, Ole, Uvea In Chi-cago, and he has requested tile fam-ily to prepare the fatted calf, having developed an appetite In the lust three years ou the diet of the different prisons. Visits 15 Prisons. When the Moore McCortnlck steam-er, Sagaporock, left Helslngfors, Fin-land, on October 1020, It also left Carlson enjoying the dry regime of Finland. A few days later Carlson fused to sign papers making him a Soviet citizen. Instead, his growing knowledge of Russia enabled bim to Inform the Cheklsta wbnt he thought of their government, and he was ban-ished to Uralsk, where, after a hunger strike, he was released and sent to Khlrghiz Steppes. Again escaping, he reached the Pol-ish frontier and was again arrested and Imprisoned at Kiev for four mouths before he was returned to Uralsk under guard. In the course of bis travels through Russia Carlson reckons he has visited fifty prisons.' Escapes Again. "The bolsheviks are planning every-thing In Russia after the American pattern," related Carlson. "They are also building Amertcanka prisons, supposedly following the ar-chitecture of our prisons. All the prisons In Russia are Jammed with peasants who have failed to pay the extortionate grain tax and major Jul! executions are held three or four nights a week. "The most trying experience was at Jumped the Finnish-Russia- border and landed In Jail In Leningrad, where, after a onr and a half months' Im-prisonment, he was banished for three years to Astrakhan. Traveling In easy stages, accompan-ied by armed Cheklst, Carlson visited fifteen prisons before arriving In As-trakhan two months later. Escaping, he dipped freights and was arrested three months later on the Latvian frontier. He then visited the Jails of Smolensk. Minsk, Moscow, Orel, Tam-bov, and Saratov, before returning to Astrakhan, where the bolsheviks urged bim to confess he was an Amer-ican spy. promising him his freedom. Hearing that other American sailors had been shot after making auch con-fessions, Carlson refused and also re-- Bafflinf the Molocb TIs true lbs day la still For little (Iris and boys; But we need pay no costly bill Unto the sod of not. One Essential Theophllus (proposing) Aa a mat-ter of form I'd better ask your father. Theodosla And aa a matter of cere-mony you'd better speak to the preach-er. Pathfinder Magazine. Prehistoric Stylo. Fllntrnzor (the barber) Just trim the enda, I a'poseT I remember you sold your bride liked to toy with your crisp curia. Bonescrnper (the , bridegroom) That was before we were married. Clip It close to the scalp so she can't get a grip on It. 5 Voice Unites Father, Son After 18 Years f g Minot, N. D. Fate 5 A a father and son here recently fi g when Joseph Gavett, an oil sta-- 5 5 tlon employee, recognized the X g voice of hia father after a sepa- - 5 5 ration of eighteen years. x S The elder Gavett, a mission- - g 5 ary, was en route to Michigan 5 5 from the Pacific coast, where he g 5 had attended a convention, x walking both wajs. ' g g Stopping at the oil station S 5 where his son was employed he 5 5 asked the attendant for dlrec- - y o tions. As the older man turned 2 to !eave the son recognized bis g g voice end after a few questions 5 Tlioy'd Be Snrprlsad The Wife (angrily) I can't see any-thing ao hilariously funny about me attending a meeting of the Browning Literary club. Her Hub It Isn't you attending It, my dear, that amuses me. But I was thinking of bow the Brownings would turn over in their graves If they could listen to the discussions of bobbed hair, abort skirts, beauty treatments and the best places to buy Lata you women carry on at the club named after them. Cincinnati Enquirer. Bears Sleep in Winter? Hunters Say It Isn't So Winnipeg, Man. That fable of bears going to sleep when winter comes t'aln't so, three young hunters of Sas-katchewan, Nat Grosser, Andy Glass and Blake Williams, have discovered. They bad marked down a bear's den at Haddock, subzero weather came and they knew Bruin was unconscious. So Nat waa permitted to crawl Into the den to haul Mr. Bear out But he did take the precaution to have the other boys grasp each one of his legs Just for Instance, as he explained It. That saved his life, that and the ability to muke his getaway in noth-ing flat when he discovered his mis-take. He was well In the den when the outsiders heard a yell that might have come from a giant They hauled their friend out. Close behind was a big brown bear. When the beast got his eyes open the hunters were crossing the adjoining county line. Full Service Required . The life saving crew had Just pulled the mnn'a wife out of the water. She was unconscious, rescued while going down for the third time, and the bua band was almost distracted. "Shall we apply artificial resusrlta ilonT asked one of the rescuers. "No I" bellowed the man. "She's all I have, and I want the real thing 1" Thorough Workers Voice From Upstairs Haven't you two finished banging that mistletoe yet? Sweet Thing Tee, mamma, but we're Just testing It The Name Explains X How long has Muckle been In business. T Judging from his typewriter rib bon. I should eay fifty-seve- years. Glasgow Citizen. New Diesel Engines Tested in Germany Berlin. A Diesel-englne- d locomotive with 1,200 horse power has been tried out by the German railroad company in the vicinity of Stuttgart. The test, which followed six years of prepara-tion, was 'declared a success. It was shown that the percentage of effective utilization of fuel was more than double that of the locomotives Bred with coal, but because of the high price of oil and the great cost of pro-ducing Diesel engines the general In-troduction of these locomotives In the Immediate future la considered prob-lematic. SOMETHING HATCHING Wlfle (before open grate) Listen, dear, how the fire la so. ink, "Peep, peep, peep," Hubby Well, the grate's full of egg coal Curiosity's Utes Curiosity came Into the world when tho first man looked at the stars or had the original primordial stomach ache. It la the first sign that the lately born child Is aomethlng more than an Impersonal scrap of appetite. It can survive the adventures of youth and the disillusion of later years and give eld age enough to do to keep It out of mischief end misery. It de-serves a good word even though It needs none. Tokyo's New Modern City Hall k 1; 1 ESES 2jLJ This view of the recently completed city hall of Tokyo, Japan, shows the architects of that country are turning to modernistic designs. The building is up to date in every way. This Utile Girl Cot Well Quick "Just after her third birthday, my little daughter, Connie, had a serious attack of In-testinal flu," saya Mrs. H. W. Turnage, 217 Cadwalder St, San Antonio, Texas. "It left her very weak and pale. Her bowels wouldn't act right, she had no appetite and nothing agreed with ber. "Our physician told us to give her some California Fig Syrup. It made her pick up right away, and now she Is aa robust and happy as any child In our neighborhood. I give California Tig Syrup full credit for her wonder-ful condition. It la a great thing for children." Children like the rich, fruity taste of California Fig Syrup, and you can Eive It to them aa often as they need it, because It Is purely vegetable. For over CO years leading physicians have recommended It, and its overwhelming ealea record of over four million bot-tles a year shows It gives satisfaction. Nothing compares with It aa a gentle but certain laxative, and It goes fur-ther than this. It regulates the stom-ach and bowels and gives tone and Strength to these organs so they con-tinue to act normally, of their own accord. There are many Imitations of Cali-fornia Fig Syrup, ao look for the name "California" on the carton to be sure yon get the genuine. Figures The orators no more we pralae; The statesman learns another trlrk. figures of speech aiide he leys And turns to plain arithmetic. Appreciated "Ton haven't learned much In this class, have you, my lad?" axked the master to the small boy. "1 admire you, sir," replied the boy. "for taking the blame In that broad-minde- d fashion." Tit-Bit- CH0HOOH5HJOOOHKHJHWHISH5 Maidens of Poland 1 Eat Eggs for Beauty p . Paris. The maidens of I'o- - 5 x land have decided that eggs are S S the fuel to feed the fires of fj g beauty, and they are eating 2 g eggs with enthusiasm. This Is g X because Mile. Anntasla Zab- - g g locka, acclaimed by artists and g S sculptors as their leading beauty, 3 5 attributes her good looks In 5 large measure to a diet con- - S 5 slsting of eggs and nothing but S 3 eggs. The demand for eggs bus 5 g now increased to such an extent S 5 in Poland that the Federation o S of Polish Poultry Farmers has i 5 given Miss Zablocka an eg of a 2 soll(' gold. 2 Damaged the Bridge Work Hortense And they eay he la a fel-low who makes violent love to a girl Marjorle I'll any he does I Why. last evening he kissed me four times right on the bridge. Hortense Goodness gracious I And now you will have to go to the dentist to have the bridge repaired, of course. Would Come in Handy "I Just b ard an awful etory about your husband." "Tell me. I need a new dress." ILLNESS CANNOT KEEP THIS YOUTH FROM SCHOOL was stricken with scarlet fever at the age of six. Then fire operations were necessary. When he was ten, physi-cians operated seven times and dur-ing his latest Illness once, making a total of fourteen times he has been Washington Youngster Has Tube In under the surgeon's knife. Back and Has Undergone 14 Operations. Washington. When the seventh grade pupils of the old Force-Adam- s school were transferred to become "charter pupils" of the new John Qulncy Adams school, at Columbia road and Nineteenth atreet, twelve-year-ol- Leonard Rogers Smith was not to be left behind, tube or no tube In his back. Although barely recovered from In-fluenza and pneumonia and still limp-ing from a stiff leg that resulted from illness two years ago, the boy insisted on registering on the day of the open lng of the new school. Dally be rides all the way from bis home at 20336 F atreet to school on the street cars and then back again In tbe afternoon, tie can't take part In any of the games of the other children, $ but that doesn't worry him. He's more concerned with keeping np with his class, anyway, and Is doing Just that in spite of his handicaps and enforced absences. Last rail, shortly after the beginning of the school term, he contracted In-fluenza which turned Into pneumonia. Physicians at Children's hospital de-spaired of his life for the third time In Its short span. The boy pulled through, however, perhaps by sheer determina-tion to live. Part of a rib was removed and for months he will have to go about with a tube In his back. A tube In the back Is no new ex-perience for Leonard. Two years ago be was 111 with Infected mastoid glands, septic pneuirrouia and pleurisy and tbe doctors bad to remove part of another rib and Insert a drain. This Illness left bis leg stiff, perhaps for life. Tbe boy 'a III health began when he Oh, Well-Br- oker 1 bave bought you B00 shares of common stock, madam. Mrs. Fitzwalter Well, I don't want them. What on earth would my friends say If thiy knew I'd got anything com mont Beauty Costs "How long you been married, JoeT" "SU months." "How'e thlngsr "I've found out that a permanent wave ain't ao permanent" Girl in Cuba Is Seen to Rise From Coffin Havana. The Havana Post report-ed that the town of Baracoa bad been deeply stirred by a girl who had rlsesj from her coffin about which the mourn-- 1 ers were gnthered. The girl was Adelalda Delgado, six-teen. Physicians bad pronounced ber dead. She was prepared for burial. Physicians called in after the girl's second collapse decided that she waa dead beyond all question, but that the first time she had appeared so she must have had a cataleptic coma. Idea Was Aadubon's Bird banding in America dates from the time of Audubon, who, about 1803, used silver wire to mark a brood of phoebes, and was rewarded the fol-lowing spring by the return of two of his marked birds. Readily Explained "Is your wife literary T" "I dunno as she Is." "I see she baa a fine set of Shakes-peare." "She got that with a reducing ma chine." Helped Feed Confederates The common field pea, which was one of the mainstays of the southern people, was known as speckled Jack In Civil war days. General Lee Is said to have cnlled It "the Confed eracy's hest friend " Rather Worse "I understand your wife locked you out of the bouse the other night" "No such luck," answered Mr. Meek-ton- . "She locked me la" WoKhlug ton Star. Precocious Genius Beethoven gave bis first public con-cert at the age of seven. His first composition was written at tnn |