Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 128, Decatur, Adams County, 29 May 1930 — Page 5

IIE HOOVER fcONTIER DAY IT CHEYENNE — ent Urged to At- (| Annual Wild est Celebration |ni , W yo , May 39-tUP)-it Hoover may be one of the

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» I :| Memorial Day '9 ■ )tM i*II 'L i w. <) •JW J£ ilwwMgffi f \ Lißw Knßrv K o Vw 1 / I «dhr -wW if- IH Ik tn Is 7S \_. _ ■ ■HU’ fPi ;-Vj I’ I) 1 V‘{ £J ‘s ' Sufix/ fl | !®»f HI \ I i \ * ; 'A CJ w. & ■ J i J \ i bf jf a I'l fflrET L L VWt < ' M | -\|* 4 v ' - I We honor the soldier dead most when I we exhibit their soldierly qualities in I our lives. I We Wish for the entire community and lor our own perI sonnet that we may keep bright the soldier quailties o, >■ courage, self-discipline and devotion to the common ‘ H good. ■The Peoples loan & Trust Co ■ BANK OF SERVICE I - -rr SWWanKJEKIBXBa

100.000 persons expected here during thd latter part of July to view Frontier Days celebraAn invitation which has the support of Gov. Frank C. Emerson and the Wyoming delegation In Congress has been issued to the chief executive by the local chamber of commerce. I he invitation suggests that Mr Hoover arrange his tour of estern national parks st> that he can spend at least one day here during the "Wild West" festival which will lie held July 22-27. Frontier Days celebrations hate for g 3 years The

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festival is to the West what the! annual Mardi Gras is to the South.! Local hotels report that many toservations already have been made for the five days of the celebration. Large sections of the grandstands also have been reserv- '■ ed, •chiefly by easterners. Evening entertainment again will be provided thia year by "Frontier Mights,” a feature inaugurated last ! year A "street" of Hie pioneer period with such landmat ks as McDanlets Theater, the Gold Room, Pat's and other noted resorts, is to be reproduced at a cost of more than 120,000. O ; Artichokes Long Popular John Randolph, Jr., writing what has been called the "earliest American book on kitchen gardening," In Virginia about 170.’, (Uscussed the cultivation of artichokes ns If they were ns common ns cabbages. It is noticed that Thoma* Jefferson mentioned them among the vegetables common in the Washington city markets when he was President. o Ancient Sea Warrior* The word "viking” is not n racial term. It Ims a twofold meaning, being both locational and martial. Tile old Norse spelling of this word was "viklngr,” which literally meant "inlet man," the basic word "vik" meaning “Inlet of the sea." “Vik Ingr" was also the Norse synonym of the Anglo-Saxon word "wiring," which was composed of “wl” (war) and "cing” (king) by which was meant a sett warrior. O The Pastor Sa-s: Many heat the call to preach, but few hear tlie call to prepare. . . . In tlie old economical days, ladies made a single complexion Inst them a lifetime, and mere girls in their 'teens managed to keep themselves in the pink of condition with no expense whatever for pinking materials.—John Anderson Holmes. o Cough Drops Took Fire Cough drops a policeman was car tying in his trousers pocket burs: into flame while he was riding a : bicycle near Exeter. England. This i Was Ids story, and he stuck to It. | and tlie doctor who treated his I burns eventually verified it. The' | cough drops, it seems, contained po I tassinm chlorate. Carried loose in | the pockotfthey had come into tonj tact with the phosphorus match box, whereupon nature took its course. o Ultima Thule Thule is the name given by Pythons of Marseilles to a region or an is'lm d north of Groat Britain. the position of which lias for I 2,000 years been a matter of con | troversy. The Romans frequently I added the word Ultima to tlie des Ignatlon manning Farthest Thule.

——— BIG FEATURES ' OF RADIO | i • 4 Thursday's 5 Best Radio Features Copyright 1930 by UP. WEAF (NBC net work led p. m. cat. Fleischmann Hour. WABC (CBS network) 6:30 p.m. cat.— if. S. Marine Band. WJZ (NBC network) 7:30 p. m. <st.—Maxwell House Melodies. WABC (CBS network) 8 p. m. cst.—Kodak Program. WEAF (NBC network) 8 p. m. cst. —R. C. A. Hour. Friday's Five Best Radio Features Copyright 1930 by UP. WJZ (NBC network) 5:35 p. tn. cst.—Songs of the Soldiers. WEAF (NBC network) 6 p. m. cst. —Cities Service Hour. WABC (CBS network) 8 p. m. cst.—Sign of Green and White. WEAF (NBC network) 8 p. m. cst. —Raleigh Revue. WABC (CBS network) 8:30 p.m. cst.—Gold Medal Fast Freight. o Try a Shovel Eating Jelly with a knitting needle was one of the competitions recently organized by a woman’s Institute In the country, and already we hear of several other sporting events that aspire to live up to the disheartened beginner’s definition nf golf as "getting a ball Into a hole with instruments singularly 111-adapted for the purpose,”—Lon don Humorist. o Far-Off Stars Antares (Alpha Scorpii) Is the largest star of which we have rea sonahly accurate measurements, Its diameter being about 400.000.000 miles; in volume it Is 100.000.0tXl times as large as the sun. and 125,CW),000. (MX),000 times as large ns the earth. Tlie distance is probably 35(1 light years; this distance is 20. OOO.oiMl times as great as that of the sun from the earth. o Origin of Superstition According to a writer in the Lon don Sunday Tinies the superstition that it Is unlucky to open an umbrella in tlie house Ims its origin In Catholic times, when the priest carried the viaticum to the dying person under a small canopy in the form of tin umbrella, as is still done in Catholic countries today. There fore the open uml'-ella In tlie hous« becomes ass< elated with the idea of death. Never Satisfied C'ltyites are forever planning to ilotor to the country where tliey .•an get a breath of God’s pure air, pick flowers and see green things growing. On the other hand, conn try people are always looking for ward to a trip to tlie city where they can mingle with the crowds, hear tlie noise of the streets and get a calling down from a traffic officer once in a while. Tlie human race is never satisfied.—Florida rimes-Unlon. o Not Built That Way Sailing on tlie matrimonial se-> would have been n heap smoother If In the eternal scheme of things man had been so constituted that | the more she criticized him the more he would hrtve loved his critic.— Cincinnati Enquirer. Rub With Vinegar Leather-covered chairs should occasionally he rubbed with a mix turn of one part vinegar and two parts linseed oil. well shaken j Rub It Into the leather with n woolen doth o — Virtuous Also Err The wicked are wicked, no doubt, and they go astray and they fall, and they come by their deserts: but who can tell the mischief whlcfi the very virtuous do? —Thackeray. I Q Tonight: Get Rid of BURNING FEET The New Riirht Wav THE ENGLISH WAY To take out the agony — banish ail burning, aches and sorenesstry the new 1930 way and in 15 to 20 minutes your foot troubles are over. Just put two tablespoonfuls of Radox in a gallon of hot water and soak your feet for 20 minutes — you never had such a joyous, invigorating foot hat It in all your life — you can just feel ail the acid and poisons coming out of the stuffed up pores of your poor feet. Do this tonight and tomorrow your feet will be so strong and sturdy and vigorous that you can wa'k. all day long without dlscom-! fort. . It's tlie .oxygen in Radox that gets into the thousands of pores of your feet and chases out the poisons that have accumulated there for years—it's these acids and poisems that make your feet ache and burn and nothing in Hie world will get them out but Radox. You can get a package of Radox at tlie Cut Rate Drug Co. or any good drugstore it is inexpensive and If it doesn't put new life and vigor into and bring blessed comfort to your ( distressed feet — money back.

Now You Tell One Crlccieth, Wales*-(UP)—A golf! ball, driven by Captain W. E. Jones playing in the Caernarvonshire championship, dropped into a neat In which a hen pheasant was hatching three eggs. Cnpt. Jones flapp ed the bull out of the next without Injuring the pheasant or her eggs and holed out In four. ✓ Q —— Locomotive Lore It would mu he possible to hinder the operation of n steam *cbmotlve witli throttle wide open unless the boiler were over-eyllmlered and valves not properly set to admit exhaust of steam. For Instance, there Is no need of carrylii)/ 250 pounds of steam and then open Hie throttle only enough to admit 150 to 175 pounds Into Hie steam client. When tlie throttle is not wide open, tlie steam is wire drawn and tlds Is done to overcoi»« other defects. o Desert’* Coloring The beautiful colors to he soon In tlie Painted desert region of central Arizona are the natural colors of Hie sandstone, shale ami clay, which lire emphasized to some extent liy tlie brilliant sunshine. The rocks present a great variety of golors, su"h ns red. pink, chocolate, purple, lavender, pale green and gray. — (> New Plants Introduced Tlie Department of Agriculture has sent plant explorers to the end* of the earth and many new spe eles are being adapted to tills conn fry. Until it became active In the matter only two plants, sorghum and alfalfa, had been added to tlie list since Colonial days. Ail Missing An editor says tlie old fashioned . family doctor Ims disappeared. He has gone to look for tlie old-sash- , toned family, probably owed , him an old-fashioned hill. —Lafay j ette Journal and Courier. This Human Business Possibly the popularity of the telephone—domestic as well as transoceanic —is due to tlie touch I of personality as much as to speed I We work best man to man. when j we can fe»d personality and mens lire human reactions. —M gazine of Business, Token of Gratitude Tlie shaft at Alexandria known the Pompey's pillar was erected to commemorate tlie remission of the . grain tribute by the Emperor Dio cletian about 300 A. D. Happiness Recipe A man should play as hard at h ■ hobby as at Ids business if he Is to he happy.

The Complete * Guide - Book 1 I £ 31 an i i IF YOU’VE been a tourist in foreign lands, you've tfj S probably come to have a high regard for one or an4- other of the standard guide-books. Surrounded by S strange scenes, strange names, and with your time Be jfi limited, you have turned with relief to any volume S which tells you on good authority where to go and Sfi |3 what to do. || LE (be Consider your ordinary shopping tours in the m ffi same light. Without an up-to-date guide-book of' merchandise appearing daily within the pages of ffi ® this newspaper, your most casual trip to the stores » jp would be more or less like a ramble in foreign ® countries. Ek We’re speaking of the advertisements, of course. IK Sn If it weren’t for the advertisements you would be a gj bj stranger in the market, surrounded by strange X names, strange brands. Buying would be guessing, (g Jfi unless you tested every article you wanted before you bought it. As it is, you can make up your shopping list in a 9g m few minutes, and buy with confidence instead of ffl suspicion—knowing what you’re getting—knowing iffi that consistently advertised goods must maintain ffi yjl standard quality. Efi I Decatur Daily Democrat J I __J

Berlin Film Combine Berlin, —(UP)— Leading Eurbiioan actoM will emulate the Idea of American film stare and form a United Artist' corporation for the talkies. Max Reinhardt will direct their first production, a> musical talkie after Joan Jaques Offenbach's "Paris Life.” It will be produced In German, French, and English. o— Old-Time Toys But do nil the complicated and elaborate toys of today bring any more pleasure than did the rag dolls and simple toys when they were the only ones that most elill dren knew?—Kansas City Star. , - - i o _■ Chestnut Trees There Is a Chinese hairy cheatnut and a Japanese t'hostnut, but no Japanese hairy chestnut. The Chinese hairy chestnuts are being brought to this country In the hope Hint tliey will replace our chestnut trees which were destroyed by a blight. While tlie trees grow slowly and do not bear n good crop for about ten ytarft, tliey nre belleveij to be sturdier than the Jnpnnese chestnuts, which bear In two or three years o Sea Water for Irrigation Experiments conducted by a Cal Ifornln agronomist indicate two Im ; portnnt probabilities. By chemically crystallxlng tlie suits held in solution, lie has come tn the con elusion that the Inexhanstfhle supply of sea water may be rendered available for Irrigation and fer fllzntloii. Swastika’s Significance A swastika is the symbol of tlie | sun In the nature religions of tlie Aryan races from Seandinnvla to i j Persia and India. Similar devices ■ occur in monumental remains of nn- ! cient Mexicans and Peruvians from ' the prehistoric burial mounds within tlie limits of tlie United States. j It Is also considered a gi'od-luck em | blcm by many neople. Made Uniform Rules At the International postal union which was organized at Berne. Switzerland. In 1874. and which represented practically all tlie conn tries of tlie world, except Chinn, rules regulapng rates, etc., were first I LOANS TO FARMERS t Up to $300.00 i. Special Time Plan t Franklin Security Co. ■! Phone 237 ■ Over Schafer Store.

Veteran Fire Fighter Reed City. Mich, —(UP)—John Marzolf, assistant tire chief here, has been fighting fires for 48 yearn. He has missed few calls In that time and recently announced he has no Intention of retiring although he is 60 years old. o Old Military Term Mlttro'ss Is n word of Danish origin. The term was applied tn one of the soldiers In a train of artillery who assisted the gunners In loading, firing and sponging the guns. Guard Your Manners Evil manners will, like watered grass, grow up very plenteously.— Plrtutns.

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Saved by Coattail Detroit, —(UP)—Only hla coattail saved Henry Tucker form suicide. As he was about to leap into > the Detroit River a 15-yoar-old boy > grabbed the end of his coat and yelli ed for assistance. Help came. —————o— Not a Safe Advisor Jud Tunklns says the feller who keeps sayin’ there Is plenty of time I’, generally one who haa missed his train and Is nlttln* around waitin’ for the next one.-— i Wnshlng 'i.i M. Capacity Greatly The poet said: "Mun wants but little here below," bnt thet was long before the present era of grab. —Des Moines Register.