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^IDAHO Stationary^ Engine Operators If VDO Op er a t e a ce m ent* mizer, a cotnpreMcr,ara«tf the efficiency and economy that Cfaamiskxi llie better epatk plo^ * m C hampion SpftHCPtu^ :saLB)0.oao f' IT IW yom f i r p frtfa w W aara ifca,, IShrtSsasi?,*\ \I I l^ytieal and MenteA ~ Requuite^for Flyi^ l%ip explolta' of Lindbergh and Chamberlin have attracted atteiMon anew to the ghjalcal and mental'lae- tora concerned in avladon. aaya Hirgeia Magaidne, coainirating ecu' t«daUjr,on their flight Continnona flying for from 40 to SO honra makes a tremendons demand 'on the co 08 tittitio&, ’ 'dnee it involvea aleepiesanesa, reiatlve starvation and constant concentration. In addition ti> these factors is the qnestlon of al- titnde and the abiilty of the body to f. meet the demands of the nnnsnal an* ' Tliqiunrat nndonbtedly, a physical eramiaa- tian of a man who has Just completed the terrific stress of a transoceaale flight would show mnch the aaaie phyaleal changes that ocenr in-mar athon mnners or in workers who are compelled to inaintaln concentration tor long periods of time. Itom&a mo Ir row « 7 aa an *or«. r* BUaaw. Apfitir tt »t nicSt amd jr«a ar« S — l iS *r moTntas. *71 J*emrl St.. W. Y. A4 t . Ready for a SobatstaCn Mary t-oulne, age three, called on the neigbbor next door to see wheth er- she had any candy. Jnst as the kiad-beatted neighbor brought forth the coveted morsel, Mary ’ s mother ap peared. ’ ’ Mary, yon must not ask the neigh bors fori candy ally more,\ she said. Mary tnraed to the neighbor and aaid : \I can ’ t ask for candy bat if yoa ’ ve got any epokies, I like them, too.\ Cottld See It Better Landlady — How did yon find yoor food today, air? Boarder —Oh, I took my plate to the window. — ^London Answers. ^ I Headache Relieved 9*rOTB5pf/j» ]^ANY woodcr bow I be n d a efte so gnickly. No babit-forming dr^P> Packed in envelopes to fit yoor pocket. Poor doses for 10c — at all dmggitia. OAKRELO L Ber Ckeei fouufttn . BoD«]r Wck. • ! U Paarl* Me. Dos. tt.TS. }* Bft IVns. tte. Dos. t«.M. SattataetioB.* ck. J. U. Harvey. Old Orchard, lib a itv.Mmat-ammmHrz7t kc « a. WUUaimsiMkrt, Pa. ; baaiitifuUjr eqnl] t fetlowiac: <loiae $$•.••• anaeaUr; •tkrtaf. Opportsnttr to- parr ha aa 4 iaaaa Pall parti . lit W. 42 b <1 ' hebad parioe baal pira Brokera. lar.. pa partlealara. Bm. - * St., K. r.a nay « oods Baytrr. N. Y ; Ban saoetpta $te,PM-4U.eM hettdlaf aad raal m\ a XHPIRK BRORKBS, \ Bt, Baw Tork Cli ASD MKS'H Fl'BXlflBlROd; ^ Y ; Bama '^oamer IS raaca; aarly; lacli ~ hettdlaf aad rWl aatate; reoaked. XHPIRK BRORBBS, IMC.. US W. 4M 'P ushing hospital * IDK A I .LY LOCaTBD ' IX mrSKlHG IXtXG ISLAXD ’ Ivania Statist ■tt minutes from Pennsylvania Now Y ork City, often, a two y ___ ____ siB anontha' conrae In, aeneral nnrslaa. Woe maintenance an« monthly nllow- entfe: reeisrered achooL Writ# DIK3BC- ,TOH OF NUK8£& cars ’ end TOtWSn WHKM IN BCFVAUl. M. T. nenpaa HotoJ caips e wa. <7 W. Ckippewa StL m haabmae aaatfao »t city. FUty alaaa — — tl to S1.M day. q>H10. CKAOCaiK. tl. wUI invent B.- •at aad ee i v fa.ee la leta k l leked eoacarpu Band ton partlemara. Jaetta BpaSO^ Swta Plaea Broeklya. M. T. Old Fmnarola ar Sputter Cons. (Fraparad hr th« National Oaocmphle •odaty. *WaatxliDrtoa. D. C.) a i*f y N TH£ West -the term “ Lava Beds I of Idaho ’ ’ 'has alwai's- signified a 1, region to be ahnnned by even thu most venturesome travelers — a iud supposedly barren of vegetation, destitute of water, devoid of animal life, and lacking in scenic Interest. In reality the region has slight re-- aemblanm to Ita imagined aspect Its vegetadM fa mostly hiddra in pockets, but when toand consists of pines, eedsrs^ Jnnipera, and sagebrush; its wrater is hidden deep in tanka or holes at the bottom of large “ blow-outa ” and Is found only by following <dd'Indian or mountain aheep trails or by watch ing the flight of: birds as they drop into these places to quench their thirst The animal life consista^rin- c^ially of migrant birds, ro<^ nflpits, woodchucks, black and grizsly bears; its scenery ta impressive in its grandeor. A glance at a map of Idaho shows ttiat the sootfaem pan of the state, lying between Aico and Carey and north of Minidoka, IS a vast region labeled desert or ndllng piateau. This region la about 100 miles southwest of Tellowstone park. Although almost totally unknown at present this sectlcn is destined some day to attract tourisu fiom all Amer ica, for its lava flows are as Interest ing as those of Veapviai, Manna Loa or Kilaoea. Part of it 'haa recently been .made into the craters of the Moon National monatnent The district consists of some 63 vol canic craters, lava, and cinder cones, all St present extinct or dormant The largest and most conspicuous Is 000 feet high, rising In the midst of a b^t of craters two or three miles wide and SO EiUes long The craters or cones are close together in the north and west; in the south thCy are miles apart. Among the Craters. In entering frtmi Minidoka one of the first majot' landmarks encountered is Big Dome...X-Xew^^nndred yards north of it is a crater ileverai hundred yards in diameter and'< about 200 feet deep. The bottom of this crater waa ntilisefl ss a camping Mte by a recent 'qxidoratioa party. They found them- ^v«8 In-is gigantic fnanel whose sloping Bides of red and black formed wrird snrronndlngs in the reflections et the campfire. A peculiar Teatnre bf the bottoms of the craters was that they aeeu^ to act as aoondlng boards tot the notes of the birds migrating northward tar overhead. Tlieir faint the birds aeeai only a few leet away. Bait a mile east of Big Dome Is an Imroenae crater ring that looks as If the t<^ of a momitaln had collapsed and fallen back into, tbe vbiouiic throat From the center, crags ot brigbt-red lava and burned cinders jut up. In some places the lava ia black, -as if suKdied te a fire. The crags have magnetic properties, and the compass aeedle cannot he de pended upon when oeer them. About a quarter mile to the northwest is a large flaanre, which was nsmed Ter- milion csnyim. The floor, a hundred or more feet in width, is composed of ctedera; the wsHs ot leva are a bright almoBt a*Tennilien, red in the sun- Ught Fifteen feet south of this Is p hol low cone, built up 4 hr 6 feet One aide has fallen in, exposing the duroid, which goes down % feet and tbtn anises off, an unknown depth, rtf^ fleet to the north ia another cone, about 4 feet high and 21k fast te di ameter At the base. H i I b baa a ddneh bole in one side, which opens up aa it BMS down. Hot far away is another crater aim- Qar to the one already deacifbad fent having interesting variatlona. FVom ite tlm oof fees, beinw a hundred or more large lava blisters or bubbles. In many lastances the tops have fall en in, disifloeing rootns from 8 to 10 feet across and as high as 6 or 7 feet The shrils of these lava bubbles are from 6 to 6 Inches thick. Their color is a grayhl) brown. West of the crater beside bubble Basin are channels winding through the lava flat Just as meandering brooks might cross a ievd meadow. Examinatien showed these to be lava gutters. Here th^ plastic lava had flowed down grade, assnmlng.all the shapes of a mountain stream. It was In waves, rolls, twists, and leveU. Ten miles to the northwest beyond buttes and lava beds, Uea Echo Cra ter, one the most beanttfnl in the region. It Is 700 feet deep and la one of ,tbe few craters having a growth of Umber on its aides aad bottom. The dark green of the pines and cedars empbaslxea the vivid coloring eommon to these cratera. About n quarter -ot a mile east of Echo Crater la Ice cav& There ta a rush of leold air from the entrance. canpe is Immedlatriy apparent The/floor la a conglomerate mass of huge lavh btocks. Tbeae and the walls 'mw iBCTVSted In water, with about 2 Inches cf ice aa clear as gteaa, through which the structure of tbh-rock ctm essily be seen. Banghig tram the ceiling are many ite atalacUtes, some 4 to 8 inches in dlamdter at the base and from 8 to 8 feet long. In ptaces; eapedally where there is a ridge In the ceiling, they are in' closely pacited cinatera.' Cobalt Blue Lava Flow. One bf the best vsntage potete in the-craters of the Moon conn^ Is ' Big Cinder Butte, about 22 milee aoutb of the town of Areo, and within five miles #f the highway from Carey to Tellowstone parL F ’ rom the anmaUt one looks over aumerous craters and flt^ and the other features that mahe up the weird region. To the north are many sputter cones and the shadoi^ outlines of huge cratera. Two ndles'northwest te a row of sev en lava sputter coneq. Csnaed by mol ten lava whltdi bad been thrown out of a vent, piling up to a height of 00 feet Stretching to the southwest tot a dtetanoe of about 11 miles te one of the nMBt r e u i arha bie lava flows in the world. Its color te a deep cobalt bins, with generally a hl^ gloaa, as If the flow hud been givcD a coat of Use varateh. The surface te netted and Trined. with small emcks, haring the fippeamnce of the scales' of aome pre- 'The pectin te that part of fruit which makes Idly “ jmL\ It te aa pore and sro fluttered and IntenMfled wUI-j'-htetorie repUle. It has been named the Btaie Dragon Flew. It mvits the name, us in many ptacea it has burst ^throuim the crevasse of an older law, and the ropy twists ot Une tava, apreadbic out te brauefaea, toBstber with ite scaled aurtace. need but g Ut- ; tie stoeteb of iaMglnaUon te sunoot the daws and 1^ of a dragon. It te the play of U^t at sunset across this lava that ebarma the spec- ; tator. It becomes a twisted, wavy sea. k the mo^lgbt ite Bhuied aur tace hue a ailve^aheen. dung ing coDdiUonB of light an^ air, it rlea ateo, even while one gtands gM watdus. It te a place ot coUnr aad silenca, bi^en joly by the wail of the coyote and chirp cd the rod* cony; Beyond Uie north end ef Bine Dra gon Flow te an l iaia s ae B ■ d ndar cone, the met elde ot which has breached: away^ teaving tea floor of tee crater exactit aa it anat have apgedted when the .gmptfoo sf tava ceaaed. Here are bnbWaa, rolte, flolite and twtete aa if a gtenTs fryteg pan of thldi gra «7 farloasly hoUlag had baen traaea tnatantaaeousty. This flaw had brokflfi out and'traveled aertewaet tir eeverst hnadrei yards, aad then, hav- ta heaa dammed ef. had h raha a terough a Unr gdaoe in tha ftmtet ridge ud gisM aaat. Coeoa aad Tamda Wiwile IteSaaC B u ieu aaii jhrfailue.**. **.lett aB g* dtem to Tqmmf* heusa.** TVs. Owaa — SBsif. On sil Bteiirsaji WsaWsWiA ant Mhw SEIDb MtltDOCtl A Oa MswTadi In teadw MONARCH QadUyJirToUeaes B mmnt m m Vernal First Street Banfllt — How's hosi- nesst Second Street Bandit — Holding up. — ^New Xork Times.- A Nma Way to • — Mahm JdUiaa Without Staining Fi n gar a Withoiit Long Hours of Belling — WHKent Depending Upon Berdee or Fruit Beh^ In One of the most Iqteiesttng end yet. one of the Mmpiest|new pradacta-in the food field te called minute Jdly. It te pure fruit er berry Juice already boiled down and cotusntreted. To this coeqentrated Juice, fruit pectin in the right amonat:.ha8 been added. wholesome as the fruit Juice. To make the' Jelly take the little bottle of coDceatrated Jolce, ponr in mwdtng.to dlrecttona on the bottle an^ boll a few mloDtes. Tben pdnr Into- JeBy glanea and when.lt has bebome cold yon have the most deUdons pure fruit Jelly yon ever tasted. A fevr'bottles kept loa hand. Selected according to year tafte flor Jdlies. and you can mahe npte'few glsseea Jnst a* yon want'it One slnall bottle makes tw^ j^aasea of Jeliyt If yon ■'Fteh to try two bottlas seoid ns twcntyflve cei^ and we wHIl give yon your choice ot 'gn^ mint, ptec^ple, orange, nupberry. strawber^ or blackberry. Or tour bottlaa — all diflhrent — for fifte cents. AddrM Department WIT, Gen eral Packing Corp., Cranford, New Jeiaey. — Adr. Bdhaaem Gaia \AH men ane liars.\ \Tbst mskes them interesting.\ — Lbntevlile Cenrier-JoniiiaL Bosmas nuen von aa i.n loestwl In BnarMSlV* N«w nasisad diattiet. all sarasasllY. tavawlsacad by aar ap- B arasnaalea N«w Baafa ___ laallY. tavansacad by ai ptaltan a ad sa ara m a o d by tb* onara. rarn him — ■nat. S« yra; aalaa IlUAM a yr.; proSta fta.ata aaaaally; mSI worktns 1* bn.; R, n. >ad tis.**d laciada* l* aeraa laad: maat ta aattla aataiarWoadarful banaM; tlta.- irUaa. Fila W-m*. aata t aJWoadarfu aaa, tarms te raapoaalbla parti icn CnKAli — CANDY PittpSald; aalaa |s4.M* yr.;. praSta IT.SM a yr.; aat. IS yr.; aioat aiadara aq ' aIMB( ot II tabtaa. Sa abaira, ate.; at ttt.SSS. Pile Ml^ai. • kocNBBY* non sauc »; aat. M yn; aalaa a yr.; I aqalppad pMat oa lot laSxJSS eoa- of rMAn^ca m.tsa. ru# M-iisi. Walpala. -N. H.; didnc U s ! m 7^innuat baa; preparty conalsU otmton, varabonad saraaa. apartBMBU oa lad and Ird Soora; Cbev. t^k^aaC I. yra.; awe owner; proSU.IT.- N. Floiwnee; modara autlng : aamo owner; proSta ST.- BclndlBs avetTtbtaa III,- XBAI. STOpn t ta New Hns- If UetiiB rooma; no.; truck, wasona, etc.; ratlrias; proflta IlS.SfS S.Ma. File M-Ufl. Ite; niaa fta. File X. Inat en'talda Bontoa: larpaat land; oqcnpiaa 4 atcry bfats.; 1' total rant IlM par Ino.; truck aac M yn; owner ratlrins; a yr.; aalaa price ISS.Ma. File' WOODWOBXINO HANT Near Bostoa; aalea lit.iat; pCaSU ir.fM a yr.; aame earaat * yra.; B. B. conriats ot brj^^lda.^SSzSa; prin far ararytklns- M*.- TOTS — SFaWlINa GOODS Noitb Adanu; eat. ta yra.; I atoree eoBoac;t- Ins With * antranCaa; tatal Sant ttff; tSS.Sfd; proSts tt.ISS a yr.; UtUa eel ttoa. Price Ilf. lOf. FIta M-t7ai. FOBvnn wcsiNina >y elty < •muw wi uMivwmuru juicw, iwnr lu Loc*tad la ItVe aenby elty on one o( Snaat a sauce pan. add water and sagar ai> a^*v^ a*, m yn; aaiea total tn4.sw a v»r,ah,w efa- ____ ' a “ ‘ Sf. rep^ra and ator- I yr. which takaa In aalaa, repaira and i asa; total rant (7.lta danually which ■lata et atom room, abop, ^ko and ato atata et atom room, abop, ^ko i pinnt; stornao plan can taM care ot SSff.- Iff bnainoaa. Price MUSS. File X-11C4. ■ ACTOMOtnUI AOKMCT Cbevrolat and Na ‘ ............................. . PM Cbevrolat Rapalr trdlai _ _ ludeeadee i NaaS ASancy In live elty;.aall rvrolat earn a year; 4S Naah cart; abop wall eeulppad; t gum paiupa; l a rs aat sarasa in tw ... 4tz7t ; naiaa prioa at t7l,a< ntzitt. aalaa tu7;faa wk SM. Flip M-iat,> Wri te for enmplata IM et bnelneaaaa. TU AFrUM»t.K COMPANY Wai..TiunmiifIlM Mds.. DatraU. Mleh. in town; aervlce dept, r ttl.asa Incl a Mds. eltb proflta at lit,- iMy S4I OITR iiAinr SAUWlONt sloth iihirts H ot .-.-’ ILN; U iso oe d f ■ oowtOPtly; hamdl* i fomt oliirto; jonr hroo4el roMot oe d f ■ oooHthP poif. 0OP4 Us box f )P4 S s box fo rofflibfMi I wi utk m.. p HI go A opo I proAtp; may yom Ptmto alse: IHIRT ■AT-# If rapfmaiPoA to gfro iMtmaC mad pbpolwtp ffolm to omo ai HAT THTBR la tbo worlO. or mamar rofmadod. Fri e o $lm THR BAT-O OO*. j —rfpjin, WarocalaG. W. N. Uag NEW YORKg NO. S 1 -. 1 t 27 . Every home ahould have its her- .milage within its'Waite for silence and meditation. ^ , Bngyille ’ s Rich^t Citizen — But Ffyofon vnU gat him too! ’ OX^SOEBirhmYyiM flioa ^^brw is the right buecticide aad BMMqpdloes.fy fliie for each imeedtt FLT08Alf , lifaM Spray — VMm .milBona. 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