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I > s I fc B( n- n & ani I / ■ r s ? *' •’ ''• ■ . ■' «► } % ’\ V & fjN. r ..... -S ^ V : \ 1. m * WEft|ffe£PA¥, -AftQUST 27, 1924 ffllVI PIKES PEy ON ’ ■ p a s s I i ) c i s ’ V ; ri^ ► (C o n tinued from P a g e 1) except for a few hours in the m id dle o f the day when the heat would be unbearable if tlu-re w a s any hu m idity. B a t thieve is none, not even a bit of dew in the m o r n ing s . By four t.’d o c k you begin to be com fortable, by six you are just right, before m o r n in jj you snuggle under three or four blankets and wonder why you ever im a g ined it w a s hot. Rocky M o u n t a in N a t io n a l Park, ^ J u n e 23.— The trip fro m Denver to Estes Park, the tow n at the eastern entrance to the national p a r k , b y way of Boulder is on ly about seventy- five m iles, b u t the last h a lf includes the N o r th S t. Verain canyon which h a s n ’t the best reputation. A four- - m ile p u ll in low gear over loose d irt and rocks w a s som e thing of a teaser on both m a c h ine a.nd driver, b u t we m e t no other cars ir the narrow places so were just com fortably scared. T h a t canyon is said to be one o f -the beauty spots o f C o lorado. It m a y be true and it may not. I can’t tell fo r we did not see it, no safety spots to p u l l out and look around, o r ra t h e r look down. The little v illag e o f Estes Park was a haven o f rest to our aching , b ones that n i g h t , but the next day we found a e a m p u p in the m o u n tains th a t was the nearest perfection o f any in the w h o le year’s cam p ing:, not a convenience, but Long's P e a k a t the front door, the T h o m p s o n river a + the back door, w ith m o u n tains and trees a l l about, beat hot showers and a victrola. W e turned off the t'as and just loafed fo r four days. A florist from K a n s a s C ity knew the flowers, an-1 a n engineer from C h icago kn e w the rocks and caught trout, and the Y , M. C. A. headquarters a mile dow n the road had supplier ami the Denver Post, so it was altoit»»thcr good. I hailed a couple o f boys (or a ririe to the store one night and \ wa^ a bit pha<e<i tu find afte r they •topped that they -were Japs hut ® k . — mlx-d in ju s t the s-ame. They were y students and treated me like 1 was their fa iry godm o ther. Rocky M o u n t a in p a r k has i.>me j w o n d e rful drives, some of which we | d id n ’t dare take fu r the snow was j still too deep, hut 4n really see it one nceth to be Joung and have a saddle horse. Over seven hundred W '.m e n delegates of Delta G a m m a , a cullege fr a t e r n i t y , wt?re holding their a t o n a l convention nt Estes Park, e did envy them their a b ility to ride an d ta k e lo n g ^ i k e s , but if we only- had the g ift to put som e thing of these wild spaces om paper nothing else w o u ld count. Larafnie, W y o m in g , June 30.— L e ft the parfc by the B ig Thom p son can yon, tw b n ty-five m iles o f hard driv in g . narrow places, turn s , ancj ju t t in g rocks, but w h a t made i t really dan g e r ous was that the whole th in g was so sublim e th a t you couldn’t keep yqur eye on the essential job. The T h o m p son liv e r is a m ig h t y stream , wide and deep, d r o p p in g a l l the tim e w ith trem e n d o u s force. The river has w o rn a p a th for its*lf d u r in g the ages, dow n , dow n , d«w n , till the rocky sides rise perpendicularly m o u n tain hig-h i l l m a n j places, nak-d and jagged where blasting has been d o n £ , f o r the ro a d , hut m o s tly cov ered w ith trees that Sind a fnoth-»l«l som e h o w and then shoot straig h t up against the rocks. A t every av a ilab le spot we stopped to tak e pictures and let the brakes cool, and were really alarm e d only at one place where ovea-hanging rocks thre a t e n e d to catch our h ig h roof and so crowded us too near the tdfje o f the precipice for com fort. D in n e r d id n ’ t taste good though we d n a lly reached Loveland, sort of w a b b ly tire d , so I sw ipped m y la m b chops fo r our im a g in a r y dogr and enjoyed them late r . Loveland, F o r t C o llins, L a r a m ie , all these tow n s, cities t^iey call th e m selves, art* a m a z in g ly m o d e rn and s m a r t w h e n you consider how isolated they are, and th a t the only fa r m i n g possible in this region is by ir r ig a tion. Laram ie was our first stop in W y- rniles north of the park , were kn o tty, the heat he rocks queer. In fa c t every thing was queer a f t e r crossing the C o n tin e n ta l D ivide a n d the state line. That divide is an -uncertain, snak e y th in g . You cross it and say “ T h a n k God.’1 The neixt week an d the j j a y afte r it loom s *ip a g a in a n i you say sohiethin g else. P r o m L a r a m ie our trafl turn e d west fo r S a lt I.ik e City, over five hundred m iles earns* southern W y o m in g . s '.Hryan (The C o m m o n e r, not B rother C h a r lie ) insisted last w inter to his M i a m i S u n d a y School class th a t God majfe the w o rld in six days, intact an d very good. I f that be true He must? have given the Devil the left- i overs Sunday to refashion southern 'W y o m in g - fo r surely only an avch- dem o n co u ld have conceived o f such -•/S’ weirdness a n d such u tte r desolation. M ile s and m iles o f sage brush, not a liv in g tilin g in s ig h t l>ut the tin y gophers and a few sage hens, n o t a sou n d ’ b u t the p o u n d o f tlie ca r over the b u m p s , on and on, up one grade and th e n (another, a t never better than tw e n t y m iles an hour, usually less, till every nerve in our bodies ( shrieked fo r m e rcy. At one p o int 1 it vvas seventy-two m ile s between ' (fas statiom s. The U n ion P a c ific men I in list hate th a t run too fo r all the j engineers saluted and every train- j man waved. Those fr c ig h t tra in s averaged w e ll over a hundred cars, but i t m u s t a ll have been lo n g hauls, -nothing vie could see to fre ig h t \in that seetioai. A b o u t lu&lf w a y across the strange rock forrns-tions added to the un- ea rthlyness of the w h o le scene, tin y rocks and m a m m o t h rocks, all in strange fn n a t a s t ic shapes, 'castle s , ea'Ves, the w a ll o f China, palisades, of every im a g in a b le color. M u r derers or lunatics m ig h t hi<3e i n them fo r years, b u t n o t a liv i n g th i n g — no w a ter. T h is part of W y o m i n g is supposed to be a range country, b u t the long drought had driven , the bterds back into the lii31s so th a t we saw only one big herd o f beef cattle and th a t ■was not fiur fro m Laram ie. W e *-oi 2 nted ab o u t tw o hundred and th a t Prepared for tliis paper by the jj New -York^Stote College of Agfrl— | culture at Cornell University - R Juniors at lio.,s .aid g.rls engaged l-tate i;i juiuor extension or Fair club *ork throughout the state will ila-, e un more thaji their usual Important part In state fair activities this tail, the advance premium list shows. This list, dea .1 ing with the boys' and girls’ woi! only, shows that In addition to th t usual premiums for exhibits of cook ing, sewing, canning, vegetables, crops, livestock and poultry, extra provision inis bL-en made for demoi: stiatifin' tiauis anti the juniors wli. this year for the first time actually bring livestock to the fair. i>'urth.ei than that, in addition to many prem iums, a blanket award of five dollar^ will be made to each exhibitor not Winning any other premium. Bach of the 2 2 counties of the state organ Ized for junior extension will be prlv ileged tt send, at the expense of the fair commission, a team of agricul tural and a team ot homemakhig dem onstrators. These youngsters will be housed and fed and cared tor un der expert supervision. They win ^ o w the fair week crowds what they aro doing at home and how they do FULL OF STARS First Flapper— Oh, I think movies are just like heaven! Second Ditto— So full of stars? the it. Int idfutj.ll.v, they w ill see the w a s n t half of them gathered about ia jr anci h UV£. a good tim e l-'or the a s i n k hole d r in k in g , and £?ot out to past few years, bucIi team s' of boys yet a picture. Two b ig a t e a r s started to w a r d the p h o to g r a p h e r . It was a s-iiiap shot. A ra n g e r to ld u s th a t fells* cattle-traveled ten to fifteen m iles a day fo r w a ter, and yt*t t-very ani-. n m l looked sslick and fa t . The C o n tinental oil refining plant and girls have been a real feature of the wvek and this year Is likely to prove no exe‘*l> ion. * ap « Buy W h a t ag.. of heifer ls th.- Bred beii bu> ior the New York Heifers la.na«-r. is a question E.\“ u^ntlj a.- ki-d of the state college ot a t F o r t StetJe was smelly a ani fright- d-tjricultun- at Ith a ia The men Fill, v o f s e tha n a pow d e r m u ll, w ith fire ap p a r a t u s and am b u lance ready for action. “ .Vo adm ittance’ w itlio u t ia. p j s s ” -.iura- w e re in a l l d ire iti'in s ■S.U i t was ru u*e to try Ire fact the l mtnen -*c “ h a n g e r . Drive Slow \ vurn- 121 HS did n 't itnake us \*ry t keen about - t a y m ii in the tow n . lUiwlins iinii Ruck Springs, our two i-iin, j'- in crossim; the state, were soit nf wild and Wuuly places both m ining tuvvns. Rock Springs is the greatest coal mininur c«-ntt*r nn thi Vmon Pacific. M ine openings ciuiUl he sein m all dm-etions from the road and the town vn> li llc.i %. ith ir»ni€»r< starting out for thae night -hilt. More foreigners than we had seen before in any nue plaice, and everything erim y w ith coal dust, but we had il wonderful cimmcr nt a Jap restaurant. F h rt B r iduer, nam e d for J im Brid- gt-r’s pony « p r e s s , w a s one o f the st-nticin.s on th e overland route fo r years. The udd store, once the best store* west of the M issouri, and the giaard house an d stables axe still stand ing , s o -we stopped to look at them and to h a v e a meal in the old road house. I say old t>ecaiuse the natives treat the p lac e w itih g r e a t reverence anil have erected a m o n u ment to mark the spot, but som e h o w it seemed sort of you n g f o r a m o n u ment, 1K50 viusn’t so lonir apro. K in g fnocntn Lcmg-ticizge A few yetir-s a s \ .Vjjiya. lain* of P(«iitttiarj, In the ('ameromxs, became Ipfilnus i>f the ipnrtlcularl j g-oocJ set of ser-Ttt In ri q u a bbs o f neighboring? tribes nnd £nv*>nted from French, T'.ngllsh nnd GJeminn ro r d s a code tongue of Ills iw n whicli is reserved For the ex clusive* iisp o f the “ c a b inet\ anc} upper ndruln istrntl vo «nfilotnts. Tlie Interesting feature nf_ thEs state lnn*ilSEo. whlfBi wns discovered and studied by a F r e n c h m a n , IJe u t e n a n t O l a p t , la thi\£, instead of m e a n ing their sisual enmivnlent. thp European words have entirely different code signlllcatlons. “L a m ission.” tfor ln- stanee, m e a n s “to gw ,\ and ’“ franc” means, \the telits-.” \Qrdeucts\ ttieatis»a^lIstardi n-pi, savant means a n aad teaspoon p a p r ik a , and beat the dress \fra n c \ m e a n s “a h ill,” '\left'' means '“wtaliti.\ and -‘E n g land ” tnoams \a head.\— M a n c h e ster O u tirdlan. Braggarts Boih mg well. Fold In the well-beaten white of one pgg. This makes a ight dressing which should be used I ?oon after being made. Lara m ie • j l i i i n g , 124 ■ he roads nread fu l, 11 A Yankee visitor to a Ixindo-n ctnb wns making him s e lf ra th e r onixipulnr by bragging aboTit the Americans navy. t \The> fnot is, friends,’’ he said, \M r s .1 B ritannia no longer rules tla« ’waves. W h y , I f It ever came to w a r between your conn try and Am e rica our fteet would come one and tow y e n r fleet rig h t Into New T o r h harbor, and that I would he the end nf It.” \Perhaps you're rig h t ,” said one of the listeners q u it tiy. “b u t It w o u ld take a he»tlPT m a n tlaan C o lum b u s t«i dis cover America a f t e r w a r d \ — B oston Tran-script. IN D O O R S AND O U T D O O R S -si rs there a bird house or two in vour yard? Birds are helpful neigh bors. ---- » ---- Brown sugar won't get hard an.l lumpy If it is kept in an open jar o •anister ln the ice box. Unfortunate Man I It used not to be com m o n for llshnaea who hnwe trouble with thei! “altc3ies” to own costly m a n s ions, but the -wnr has changed all th»t along w ith inneli else— w h ich mattes th« foi- low tag story c r e d ib le ; Two AmericmiiS met at a London garden pnrty. Si id the firs t: MT» look at that Englishman you’d tliln3t h« wbb ® tramp, v>ukln't you V \Well I know for a fact th«t fr« hasn’t a place lie can call bomb, ” re plied tlie second dryly. \N o n s e n s e ! - 'W'Biy, his m a n s ion In London is— ” ‘'Siiinptuous. yo^i were golnjr to snyl Pes, but be calls It ‘ ’ome.’ ” — Touth’* C o m o tm ioi. He wipes his feet but they carr. germs. That's why flies are danger >us to health. Swat 'em now. --- * --- Bill the garagp man says that :hanglng the oil doesn't help the iro :or any more than a change of scene helps the man who’s been plugging away at harvest an# hay. --- » --- Camphor gum , red or black pepper ir cedar chips will keep moths out af the clothes you’re putting awav Hang 'em out n the sun first, then wrap spices anr clothes tightly in newspapers. ---- ----- The requirem e n ts of a good tar m e r are a t least four: The a b ility to make a fu ll and com fortable living from the lan d ; to rear a fa m ily cart fully and w e ll; to be of good Service -o the com m u n ity; to leave .the, fa r a m o re productive thaa it w a s w h e n '110 t’ook’ It.— L 'ibrrty H y d e B a iley, who ar* giving thought to herd improvement **vi-l.iiu tln» advantagee and dUdil * anr in the purchase at all tlm*e i>f th • . as bab> ralvps. as \narUngH. and aa bred heifers Habv <.ak*K are cheaper und in«»re f-asilv *»ii 11 »;»Howevjt he> ar»- »'.*t* 'aL.ii iin-’lv t * 1 live •han did* r ami furth *r th*ri • nu>r»* a.** to h^w th^* *»i!l de\ t*!n p Ui’h N'Mrllug-*. the • h-inces of .ire und the f \ P«* is rm re lin t h ’>» vef i long tune utill 11 :u.i.i.s ht*for». the> w ill b«* ;>rudutt.ve liut veaJ* !tng li I'ers ina> at a disudvaJi t.igt* thf*> inuv be a g '\u i p u n hast) Ured heifers* ar»• fre«pi^ntli the best huv. Th^y art^ as t» size, m d th*4 pnssibt lit le- f*»r m tlk produc tujD can be «*f»tiiiiat»-d T h e ir m o r’ al ity rate should (>♦* U»w . u.nd the cost of rarrvlng to p r o d u r tion ts slight They raa> even w o rth a sllgh prem ium wh^rp* th*re ts a good m a r kPt for milk., and It is *!• s ired to tabllsh a h^rd iroaiptly # * * Use Wa>» o: uttUzln,. -nurcreau Sour In summer desserts are w*» C re am corned b> all housewives Especially tnothnonie and attractive are raspberrj FUvarian cream, am: swur-cream salad dressing, say in* hf>m 6 scleiHUtfl at ihe state coUej;e at Cornell, who give recipes for thnr maJtlhg To make the Havaru n CTeam. soak 2 t Ahl^spoon*! of granu lated gelatine in cold water lu** solve the gelatine by setting .h bowl in a pan o. botMng water A*K 2 -^ rup of ‘sugar, 1 tables; »><»n lemon Juice and \ cup of^either canned oi fresh raspberries Thill the mixtu • and when it bepin= to thicken to » in the cream. ^ lit* h has bo*»n ^hi ped stiff Turn the pudding into » mold and chl'i r>r 1 ^d aprtc.it stewed and put through a «leve. car ned apricots, bananas, strawberri - plnf»aj»ples or ot^i**r fruits ma\ b* used instead cf ’•aspbeniea. Th sour cream fuilad drpssing makes ■. pleasant chanpn ; rnra the regula French dressing Tn make it. whi, ^ cup of sour '’roam until It is stn and gradually arid 1 tablespoon o v1n«=»gar or lemon juicp Add 1 tabi- qpoon of powdered sugar, ^ teaspoot % teaspoon salt, and * When School Opens W IL L your b o y ’s or g i r l ’s eyes be w e ll prepared fo r the s tra in o f school w o r k ? These are days to get ready. A n eye-test w ill ;.how if any help is needed in the fo r m of glasses. B r in g your child to us. \Service Station for Better Eyesight” Between B’way and State T i n i e v W e l l i n g t o n C o . INC O p t o m e t r i s t s - O p t i c i a n s 4 5 3 r d rtTHEET Lfil 2 =BffiSa J S H E R I T F ’S P R O C L A M A T I O N . — W Jiereas, A te r m o f the Suprem e C o u r t is appointed to be held a t the C o u r t H o u se in the village o f S a lem in and fo r the C o u n ty o f W a s h in g ton, on the 8th day of Septem b e r, 1924. P r o c lam a tion is therefore hereby made in conform ity to a precept to me directed and delivered by the D istrict A ttorney o f W a s h ington C o u n ty , on the 13th day of August, 1924, to all persons bound to appear at the said term of the Su- -A I THREE prem e C o u r t by recognizance ear ‘ otherw ise, to appear th e r e a t; a n d affi Justices of the Peace, Cironera a p other officers w h o have tak e n reeogv nizance fo r the appearance o f a n y person at such C o u r t o i w h o have: “ taken any inquisition or the e x a m ination of any prisoner or witness,, are required to re t u r n such recog-* nizance, in q u isitio n o r examination:,, to ihe said C o u r t at the opeaiiis*:' thereof, on the first day o i its sitting*., Gi$en under m y hand a t th e sfaeir- - iff’s office in the village o f Salem ,, on the 16th day o f A u g u s t, 1924. T H O S . A. H E E R - IN G r O f f , Sheriff o f W a s h in g t o n County., E x t r a S p e c i a l 10 Cakes Olive-Glo Soap 1 Turkish Towel, value $ 1.25 This Week Only 69c S M IT H ’S P H A R M A C Y Phone 26-W Revival of the FAMOUS FLORAL FETE AT SA R A T O G A SPRINGS, N. Y. SEPTEMBER 2, 1924 FLORAL PARADE 2:30 P. M.—Rain or Shine 50 Superbly Beautiful Floats 150 Beautifully Decorated Autonno biles Motorcycle and Bicycle Divisions AN EQUESTRIAN DIVISION Representing Famous Revolution ary Generals and Important Historical Events GRAND FLORAL BALL 9:00 P. M.- Convention Hall MeyerhofFs Orchestra 10 pieces and a Jazz Band Constant Dancing TICKETS: ONE DOLLAR t -.1 -s .,'4 y* ■ i f TS— r ^57 ’• r: •
