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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26

= C-rt see that a. all Jean saiC INC. gnantly
What's the difference between YOU and ae? I
can ROUGH it-and LOVE it, too What's all
the MYSTERY about? What is this safari that's
so different" Jean grew excited she ques-
toned her father out he answered decidedly: The
whole ideas irnpOssiblei"
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BY Williams


Sensing some difficulty, Jeans manner
change "Darllng-listen. I'm coming with you.
whatever you say I've come all This way 70 be
with YOU I've hated this separation-and you
have. TOO haven't you?' of course have" re-
Piled Parker Then it's settled" cried the girl,
I'M GOING!"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
WATCH YOUR STANCE

TN ASSUMING ones stance 1t is
well to watch certain prepara
tions, for the beginning of the swing
often foretells what the entire
stroke will be like. For example /:
<D Grasplng the club with the left
hand first lessons chances of too
tighened grip with the right, thus
reducing tension. (2) Exerting pres
sure against the shaft with either of
the two thumbs tautens the fore
arm muscles with the result that
one Of the hands is pressing too
hard. This prevents the hands from
working together and exerting a
similar force. (3) Gripping the
club while 1t is in its natural lie on
the ground so that the angle Of the
grip will coincide with the lie of
the clubhead. (4) Placing the club
head back of the bali before assum-
ing your stance insures standing
just the right distance away with
no tendency of a crouch that might
tie up and hurry the swing. (5)
Putting most of the weight on the
right foot which might cause low
ering Of the left shoulder In the up
swing and result In a miss hit.
C. 1919. Bell syndicate.-WNU Service.
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THROUGH A
Wmanls Eyes
SHOULD WE TELL?
BY JEAN NEWTON

TN THE Supreme court of Los An
geles the other day, Estelle Tay-
lor won an important legal point
She did not have to tell her age!
Asked In the course of cross-ex-
animation how old she was, she said,
Il object to that; | don't think
should be- required to tell"
objection sustained" said the
judgel
remarked to a friend that in the
case of very attractive woman
who does not look anywhere near
her age, | should think there would
be certain pleasure, a particular
satisfaction to her vanity to tell her
age-and enjoy the general conster-
nation.
THAT" said my friend, would
be very fleeting satisfaction. For
as soon as people knew, they would
begin to discover that, of course she
looks younger-at a distance-but
just take a good lookl They begin
to note little faults and imperfec.
tions that they just never thought
of mentioning beforel In the case
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
Sanitation Paws

A survey of hog production meth
ods on so farms In Sedgwick, Wash
ington and Yuma counties, Colo
RADIO, shows the benefits of the
clean ground method of raising
hogs. Farmers there who change
their hog lots at least every two
years are saving an average Of six
and one-half pigs per litter. COM
pared with four and one-fifth per
litter saved by those who simply
clean their farrowing houses, but
let the pigs run on old ground.
Farmers who neither change lots
nor clean the farrowing houses are
saving an average of three and nine
tenths pigs per litter. which Is con-
sidered too low to enable the grow
er to break even on the enterprise.
-Wallace's Farmer.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

Of an actress, of course, this would
be fatal. And in the case of any
woman who retains the aspiration
TO be attractive 1t is no less a per
sonal tragedy.
1--WE know that today a woman
can be beautiful-really beautiful
as a woman-at any age that once
classed her definitely as an 'old
woman Several of our best known
actresses, successfully playing ro-
nance parts, have passed that age,
as have countless women leading
thrilling and not unromantic lives.
But people do not know their age.
And once they do, as soon as the
momentary surprise and admiration
has passed, the old sheep psychol-
ogy says, OF course she is old.
noticed that all along-didn't your
SO | don't blame any woman for
fooling them-and. not telling her
age"
g. 1888. Bell syndlcate.--WNU Service.
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Value of Good Hen Is
Found in Egg Record

While all hens cannot be expect
ed to lay as many eggs as few of
the most outstanding individuals,
nevertheless, the exceptional indl-
viduals show the possibility of inn
provement, so 1t Is worth while to
occasionally call attention to some
Of the better records. O. A. Barton,
of the poultry department Of the
North Dakota experiment station,
reports the record made by a single
Rhode Island hen In a two-year pc
riod. This hen produced 542 eggs
in two years, or 2S4 eggs the first
year and 258 the second year.
This hen consumed 100 pounds of
feed during the two years, or only
about twice as much feed as the
weight of the eggs produced. The
market value of the eggs was $40
for the two years, while the feed
cost was 81. In other words, this
hen made gross profit above feed
cost of S4 per year. Her average
feed consumption was about four
pounds for each dozen eggs pro-
duced. Thus, her feed cost was less
than cents per dozen eggs.
Figures of this sort should en-
courage poultry producers to keep
egg records and continue breeding
from their most precious hens, mat
Ing with males from high producing
stock. Wallace's Farmer.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
Euu and Fish Loaf.

Take three hard-cooked eggs, one
cupful Of faxed salmon, tuna or any
leftover cooked fish, one cupful Of
cooked rice, one teaspoonful of onion
minced, three slices Of bacon cut
into bits, salt, paprlka to taste and
milk to moisten. Grease a baking
dish. Slice one of the eggs into thin
rings and place around the edge. Mix
the fish mixture and press into the
pan. Bake In a moderate oven thirty
minutes. Turn out on a hot platter
and serve with tomato sauce.
g. 1898. Western Newspaper Union.
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Bedtime StorqA
NIhornton w BURGESS ~ 81 Esas$

know of why we shouldn't become
acquainted" said Short-Tail. In his
high, sharp, squeaky voice. "As |
told you before. | am pretty well
acquainted with you already. If you
want to get acquainted with me,
and learn a little that you don't
know, come around, and see me once
In while"
III come" declared Peter. "Pll
come often. Where did you say
your home is?'
Il didn't say" grlnned Short
Tail. "What is more, don't In
tend to say. Some folks may feel
safe In their homes where they are,
but the fewer who know where my
home is, the better pleased I'll be /"
Peter looked as he felt-disap-
pointed. "But If you won't tell me
where you live, how am | going to
find your" he protested.
"Oh, you'll find me around II you
keep your eyes open," replied
Short-Tall. Speaking Of eyes, /
don't like so much light, so you'll
have to excuse me If | get back un-
der that old log"
Saying this, Short-Tail darted
back under the log. "Will find you
under this log when | call tomor-
row." asked Peter.
Don't know. Can't say. Maybe.
Maybe not. Never know where am
going to be another day. Maybe In
Hooty the Owls stomach. Ha. ha,
ha !" All this was said jerkily, and
In that funny. squeaky voice.
Don't Joke like that, because 1t
might come true, and that would be
dreadful" said Peter. IF you are
not here, where may look for your"
Look where you please. Ha, ha,
look where you please" retorted the
funny little fellow under the. log.
Then as Peter looked hurt, he
hastened to add: IF you use your
eyes, Peter Rabbit, you'll see my
private little paths, and If you fol-
low these, very likely Wen meet
somewhere. Now, please excuse me,
because am half starved. haven't
had mouthful since we began 10
talk, and 1t certainly does make a
fellow hungry to go without food so
long,
Peter caught glimpse of a little
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
@. 1898, Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
WNU Service

diced salt pork and salt to taste.
Cook the pork in kettle until the
fat Is all fried out and the dice are
we'll Drowned Add the onion and
stir for two to three minutes, then
add the remainder of the ingredi-
ents, cover with boiling water and
cook until tender. Season well, add
ing cayenne pepper and a half
dozen milk crackers, with a quart
or more of scalded milk. Heat hot
and serve one cracker with the
chowder to each bowl Of the soup.
A half-pound of Goldfish added CATER
parboiling and shredding) to this
mixture will make a good fish chow
der. Add more pork II 1t Is liked
with more fat.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

To get rid of lice on beef cattle.
dip or spray them with any coal
tar dip or nicotine sulphate solu-
flon. Dipping gives the best results.
but where there is no dipping vat
available each animal should be
sprayed with hand machine until
wet to the skin. Any Of the COM
mercial dips can be used. but as
ell vary In strength 1t is important
that directions on the containers
be followed. Repeat the treatment
In IA or III days for thorough con.
troll.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
BONERS are actual humorous
tid-bits found in examination pa
pers, essays, ETC., by teachers.

Napoleon was a dark complex
joined man. He was Of short build,
predominating, and very young
when he began.
Ploughmen wear guitars round
their legs while at work.
Harold mustarded his men be-
fore the Battle of Hastings.
In case of asphyxiatlon apply artl-
fetal respiration until the patient Is
dead.
A peninsula is an island but not
quite.
To be healthy don't eat any kind of
food.
What happens when there is an
eclipse of the sun?
A great many people come out to
look at it.
@. 1888. Bell syndicate.--wNu Service.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
AII.American Bunny.

To one pint of hot milk add very
slowly one-half cupful of corn meal.
Cook thirty minutes In a double
boiler, add two tablespoonfuls Of
butter, one-fourth teaspoonful of
mustard and two cupfuls of finely
cut American cheese. Stir until the
cheese is nearly melted, add a little
chopped pimiento IL desired and
serve very hot on crackers or on but.
tered toast.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

THIS magnificent group of
4 buildings in Jerusalem is the
headquarters of the Y. M. G. A.
In Palestine. 1t was dedicated re-
Gently by Lord Allenby. The
structures were built at cost of
$5,000,0O0 from funds donated by
the late James Newbegin Jarvie
Of Montclair, N. ].
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
Have We Forgotten?
BY DOUGLAS MALLocH

LAVE we forgotten, mourning
Il losses
And sadly counting as our crosses
The absent ease, Tie missing pleas
ure, -
AS though these were our only treas
ure,
Have we forgotten days behind us
And do these little losses blind us
To larger things, less rich, less
clever,
We dreamed, and Won, and have for
ever?
Have we forgotten all the walking
Together arm-in-arm and talking.
And asking this-n0t asking whether
We might be ricl, but be together?
Have we forgotten, love beside us.
How little would have satisfied us.
The things that Sci our pulses leap
Ing,
That we have KEEP, may 60 on keep
ing?
Have we forgotten? Let's remem-
Der,
And light again the fading ember
OF other days with less of schem-
Ing.
With less of dross but more of
dreaming.
Have we forgotten? Let us never
We two are still as rich as ever,
Yes, richer IL this rougher weather
Shall make us dream again together.
@. 1898. Douglas Maloeh.-wNU Service.
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SEVERAL GOOD DISHES

GHOWDERS are more than cream
~ soups and are so nutritive that
they may make the main dish of
the meal with croutons or crackers.
With salad and a light dessert it
furnishes a most substantial supper
or lunch menu.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

taken for anybody but himself. And
If the truth is to be told, Short-Tail
the Shrew felt that his own family
was just wee bit above the family
of Miner the Mole. SO, Short-Tail
the Shrew had resented being taken
for a Mole.
But no one could be angry with
Peter Rabbit for very long Besides,
he had looked so funny when he
had discovered his mistake that
Short-Tail had wanted to laugh In
spite of his resentment.
There isn't any reason that
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

form disappearing among the leaves.
He looked up at Happy Jack Squir-
rel with puzzled look on his face.
He spoke as If he really meant
that he was half starved, yet 1t is
only few minutes since we met"
said he. How could anyone get
hungry in such few minutes?"
you don't know the Shrew fam.
lily, Peter" replied Happy Jack. II
never have seen such eaters as they
are"
g. 1888 by t. w. Burgess. Service.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
Potato chowder.

Take one quart of dried diced
potato, one turnip also diced, one
cupful each of diced celery and car
rot, one medium-sized onion chopped,
one pimiento, one-half cupful of
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

NOV, when Peter Rabbit was so
4 polite, and spoke in such a
pleasant way, and said he hoped
they might become acquainted, what
could Short-Tail the Shrew do but
say he hoped so. too? He didn't
say 1t very pleasantly. for he had
not quite got over being bit angry
at being taken for a member of the
Mole family. You know. anyone
with any pride at all dlsllkes to be
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
PETER AND SHORT-TAIL
BECOME FRIENDS

Who speaks a gentle. kindly word
And does IL In a pleasant way
VIII find ill-temper vanishing.
Like mist when comes a sunny
day.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

Crown Owns Many Acres
Agricultural estates In England
belonging to the crown total up to
$3.50 acres.
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CODE MAY RULE
LIQUOR TRADE
DiStiIIerS to File AAA and
MIRA Agreements
With u. S.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON. Nov. o. Con-
tinued warfare against the illi--t
liquor traffic was decreed by federal
agencies today as it was indicated
the NRA and .AAA codes might be
utilized to control the legaized
LIQUOR industry when prohibition
ends Dec. 5.
Distillers have filed marketing
agreement with the Agricultural Ad-
justment Administration and a code
of fair practice with the NRA. 1t
was pointed out that winners and
brewers might be brought under
similar codes to give the govern
ment complete regulatory power.
Indications that this form of con-
troll would be exercised over the
newly LOCALIZED liquor industry were
contained in the creation of a bev-
erage section in the processing and
marketing division Of the farm adj
ministration, and the summoning of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-09
WATER LEVELS
DROP; RESORTS
TO TAKE STEPS
Property Values Suffer as
Lakes of Wisconsin
Shrink Away.
BIZ United Press

By Cntted Press
SUPERIOR, Wis, Nov. 9.-Wis-
consin will not be entitled to the
name of Land Of Lakes within fifty
or seventy-fve years because of the
rapid shrinkage of lake water levels,
according to experts.
Property owners and resort OPP
orators have begun to take interest
in the problem. Thousands Of dol
lars worth of damage has been
caused through water Shrinkage.
Reforestation and the building of
dams is seen as the ultimate -
SWer.
The tendency Of upper state lakes
to shrink away was revealed in a
report recently completed by John
S. Bordner, Douglas county, who
showed that twenty-five of thirty
six lakes in Douglas county gradu-
ally are decreasing in size.
AS an example, Whitefsh lake, in
southern Douglas county, has re-
coded fourteen feet since 1891. The
lake dropped pa inches this Sep
TENDER.
In Washburn county, Whitef1sh
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STEAM TRAIN
DAYS DOOMED,
SAYS OFFICIAL
Gas, Electric Locomotives
Will Replace Old
Smoke BeICherS.
BIZ United Press

BIZ Uuife1 Press
CHICAGO, Nov. e.-The days Of
the steam lonfotive with its belch-
ing smokestack and kissing cylin-
ders, definitely are numbered. in
the opinion Of Fred Sargent,
president Of the Chicago & North
western Railroad.
Single unit Fas and electric loco
motives of various designs gradually
will supplant the iron horse in both
suburban and long haul service,
Sargent believes. The single unit
system is more practical, flexible
and economical than either steam.
or a comprehensive, centrifugal
electrified system
Elaborate studies made by West
inghouse and General Electric
show that it would cost at least
$4,000 900 to electrify the three
suburban branches Of the North
western with a fixed power plant
system" said Sargent.
L predict that within eight or
ten years, possibly sooner. the gas
unit. or oil-electric engine will be
so far developed that it will take
the place Of steam on American
railways"
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

lake, one Of the most beautiful in a
state which has thousands, has
dropped four feet since 1927. This
year it shrank ten inches.
Thousands of bass died when
spawning beds were exposed, and
the shore line in spots became ugly.
Resort owners are considering + =
eral aid in the construction of a
dam to prevent further water loss.
Lakes long since dried up are
found in any number throughout
the state, showing that it is not i'm
possible for them to disappear. Lack
of snow of any depth for four years
and diminishing rainfall have has
tened the shrinkage, observers say.
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BIG OPENING
TONIGHT AT CIRCLE

Opening tonight at 8:45 for the
first showing in the world and con-
tinuing through the rest of the COM
ing week at the Circle theater, is
the newest Ann Harding picture,
"The Right to Romance"
Miss Harding is assisted by Rob-
ert Young, Nils Asther, Sari Ma
rita and Irving Pichel.
The picture shows Miss Harding
in a high position of scientific
achievement and responsibility. She
then yields to utterly feminine in
stincts and searches for romance.
1t shows her making a noble sac
rif1ce and proving the grandeur and
nobility of her sex.
The short subject program during
the week consists of a Clark and
Mccullough comedy, Fits in a
Fiddle; Betty Boop cartoon,
Morning, Noon and Night" and a
Paramount news reel.
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Thin Man Reports II Lbs.
Gained New Pep, Popularity

Mr.. Lee Aleyner writes: "A few weeks
ago I was as thin as a rail- tired,
dopey and no appetite When 1 did
eat I had burning indigestion and gas.
I was constipated and l couldn't sleep
nights. 1 was weak. no pep or life.
Then tried VIGOVITEi The first
week I felt great improvement Keen
appetite came. Stomach troubles dis
appeared. Ny bowels became regular.
Today l feel as strong as an OK and
can go all day and all night and never
weaken. I gained pounds in weeks
and look rudy and healthy instead
of pasty-faced and Rimply."
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Girl Once Skinny, Pale, Sick,
Now Has Curves, Lovely Skin

Miss Hilda Baron. of Brooklyn
(whose photo is inset at right. writes /;
only 6 weeks ago l was skinny. pale.
washed -out looking. with arms and legs
like toothpicks | was unhappy. un-
popular and miserable. l could hardly
eat. and then I had terrible heartburn.
gas and indigestion. I was always
constipated. my complexion was muddy
and often pimply. Also felt very nerv-
Gus and jumpy.
Finally. a friend recommended your
VIGOVITE. The first week I felt ike
n different person. Ny appetite came
back and in weeks l gained u
pounds. I am not ashamed of my fig
ure any more-it has rounded out very
attrac;iveix. Ny skin cleared up like
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-09
PSYCHOLOGIST WILL
LECTURE AT CHURCH
Butler Professor Will Tell of Re-
search in Palestine.

DR.. Ross ]. Griffith, professor Of
archaeology at Butler university,
will speak at the fellowship forum
and dinner tomorrow night at the
Northwood Christian church. DR..
Griffith, who recently spent a year
in archaeological research in Pales-
tine, will talk on his experiences in
that country.
The Rev. R. Melvyn Thompson,
pastor, will conduct the devotional
service and give a short book re-
view of Forgive Us Our Trespasses. "
The church choir and quartet will
give a musical program. Wallace O.
Lee, chairman of the fellowship
committee, will discuss the fellow
ship program for the final quarter
of the year. William o. Norris will
preside.
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SPECIAL FREE OFFER

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Then watch how quickly you may gain
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System
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those dread influences. which lead 10
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Constipation. acid indigestion and gas.
those three dread enemies Ct good
Health are quickly checked by woo
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actual vIGOVITE results as told in
letters coming from happy, grateful
users.
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New Elixir Tastes Like Rare Old
Wine, Gain Pounds and Strength.

Wby do the worlds strongest men uIV SuUl5 rn his
.,..s Eave some startling statements IN ahsNeIls -
Sr0lsvinr Question. Tremendous muscular -
one tbnr-vita blood strength quite anoIher neo prf,
-. Tbe great Brietbarth an example 80 po"e1 -
s he that he could bend and tear steel ana ron az l6
ne 80 lar naper Yet died the early age OF AZ
Hcoltb 81 robust that every breath Is thrlIlns tA
Variance strength that enables you to work OF pay
vitbout tiring nerve power that keeps you atLS
and cheerful in most trying tmes-1neSe Cole tba
a body well nOurished ana luiA S"S'"e -
mysterious vital blood minerals , 49,. 49,, a. last
only recently it was discovered that there are at eaSt
sTo substances in the blood that are absolutely nee
r for the body TO strong and healthy and OF nor
80 ,recbt Iron for rich red blood and vital energy
l, AMI manganese for strong nerves. active muscles
6rinr a clear radiant skin and rudy healthy color 10
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Secretary Of Agriculture Henry A
Wallace to a White House confer
ence on liquor problems tomorrow.
The AAA codes not only could re-
quire the use Of American-grown
products in the manufacture Of
liquor, wines and beer-to aid the
farmers-but could regulate market
ing practices.