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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 44

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8 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 21 1934 -AIR We Should Know STEWARDESS By Vida Hunt More About Watches INDIANS SPURN MEDICINE MAN OF WHITE RACE APPOINTS -NEW SHANGHAI COURT ROSTER Than Our Patrons and Our Advice Should Be Considered Reservation Superintend ents Combat Age-Old Superstitions Administration Waits More Than Year to Make Change in China A watch is a very small and delicate machine composed of nearly 200 parts and its only function is to register time BEGIN HERE TODAY IRENE GARDNFR is hurt when BARTLETT RALSTON a brilliant young interne breaks their engage ment to be free to pursue PEGGY REAGAN daughter of DR STE PHEN REAGAN eminent surgeon whose professional influence he needs Determined to forget Bart Irene obtains a position as stewardess with a San Francisco air line She dates the pilots occasionally and even a passenger but is further disillusioned and declares herself cured She appreciates the really fine qualities of VIRGINIA CATHCART-another air stewardess with whom she shares an apartment fiance BILL NAUGHTON publicity man for the air line proves to be genuine too At a stop on one of the trips Irene idly watches one of the passengers a married man meet a frivolous young thing who is plainly infatuated with him NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY self Would have done so if he had been no relation of the famous aur geon But stronger than her admira tion and deeper than her pleasure his company was a snarp instinctive desire to strike back at the man who had deserted her To prove to Bart that she too could be accepted by the Reagan family That even though he had given her up this other man whd was accustomed ta luxury and advantages Bart had never known considered her worthy of hn friend ship Just Nervous Without consciously formulating any plan Irene was praying that he would like her That she might be so gay and entertaining that he would insist upon seeing her again and it was not difficult to do this be cause Stephen had been interested in her frornJ the beginning "I like you" he said as thev returned to the landing field I Say I like jtou too" she answered truthfully he continued sharing an adventure seems to speed up a friendship which might otherwise have taken weeks to I would undoubtedly have thought you were pretty and charming meeting you under any circumstances but seeing you like a gentle ministering angel to those fussy passengers made me want to know you I did nothing that wasn't my she contradicted they really fussy Just nervous When people are frightened they are apt to be irritable still insist you were an angel A cool collected little angel who never once thought of herself He lifted her hand to his bps half in fun half seriously May I telephone you when we both get back to San SHANGHAI I(Juok more than a year 'for the Democratic admims tration at Washington to get around to changing the political complexion of the United States court for China thconly tribunal of its kmd Since the time of President Harding Republicans have held the posts but today Uncle judicial out post Is Democratic from the presiding judge to the humble coolie who dusts the benches Adjudges American Cases Milton Helmlck of Albuquerque Is the new judge He will hold office for 10 years at a salary of $8000 He succeeds Judge Milton Purdy of Minneapolis and is the fifth incumbent since the court was es tablished in 1906 The court by virtue of an agree- my age Bart had said which would make him in hn late twerlties but he looked younger than Bart He told her he was a graduate of Stanford and was working for a publishing company should like to have a publish ing business of my own some day so 1 anxious to learn anything can about he confided Then he mentioned Peggy sister has been attending school in east but shes home again now Mother died when Peggy was born So naturally father and I have spoiled her but she's a great kid You 11 like her His happy assurance of her interest and the implication of other fu ture meetings both pleased and dis turbed her Suppose she did see him What would Bart do and say and think if she met him when she was with Stephei Reagan? i Gray Eyes Smile me all about yourself" he begged- It must have taken a lot of courage to decide to follow a profession like yours Are you ever afraid? Do you have premonitions of danger or stop to think about what might first I did I think any thing about it any more I suppose one must be something of a fatalist to take Jt up in the first place Would you mind telling me what influenced you to prefer it to being a Irene laughed and evaded the ques tion was probably fear of idleness Few patients can afford to hire spe cial nurses His gray eyes smiled at her Patients could always afford to hire a nurse like you I watched you on the plane you see so I know how sweet you can be If I were ill just the sight of you would make me sit up and take notice "Unfortunately all patients are not like you I wish they were She liked him by that time for him There is no such thing however as a perfect timepiece for the-'same reason that'there is no perfect automobile or vacuunf cleaner for man the maker of all machines even in this era of social and political regeneration is still finite By JULIAN A BEAMAN MESA VERDE CAMP Ariz (UP) medicine men and their Red km brethren on numerous reservations in Arizona have no use for modern medical science For generations the practice ol raring for the sick in their native ways has been handed down from one medicine man to another and still dominates unless the scattered Indian colonies are watched closely Evidence of this was brought here Ibis week by Dr Huff phjsiclan On the Apache Indian reservation His report that two Indian youths already have died from an epidemic hf measles and many others are confined to their tepees some in a seri-ous condition has caused Frailey reservation superintendent to close all schools and order the medicine men to end their treating the cases This has renewed a long standing light between medical science and the teachings of the tribal medicine Jnen The Indians confine their cases to large pits known as roasting pits where the ill remain as long as they can endure the heat from fires built about the place When the agony and burning can be endured no long er they run to the nearest stream and Garrisoning farthest judicial outpost the United States court in Shanghai China are Judge Milton Ilelmick (center) of Albuquerque Feitham Watson of St Louis district attorney in Shanghai and Miss Helen Wiley of Albuquerque who combines the work of being secretary to the judge and official court reporter superstition of the Apache tribe This method of treatment is one of the greatest hindrances to fighting the disease that has caused much worry on the reservation according to Dr Huff plunge into the water The fire of the roasting pits Is sup posed to chase the evil spirits within the body outside and the water is supposed to cleanse the outer portions of all such demons according to the (To be continued (Copyright Register and Tribune Syndicate Latest Paris Styles Show Back -to -Nature Theme ment with the Chinese government has jurisdiction over all cases civil or criminal in which American are defendants PJaintiffs or complainants may be of any nationality American law rules The courts headquarters are in Shanghai but it holds regular terms in Tientsin? Canton and Hankow Limits Interest Rates One of Judge first decisions thrust him sharply into prominence He refused to permit an American to collect 12 per cent interest on a mortgage holding that 8 per cent was the maximum legal rate As interest rates jn China are uniformly higher than 8 per cent many American business houses claim that most of their contracts have been invalidated by the decision Judge first step as head of the court was toward economy He combined the posts of court re porter and secretary to the judge Miss Helen Wiley one of his fellow citizens of Albuquerque was named to the merged position New District Attorney Feitham Waston of St Louis is the new district attorney of Shanghai He is only 32 years old and sucieeds Dr George Sellett of Kangley 111 Collins also of St Louis takes the plare of James Howes of Portland Ore as clerk of court with Kenake as assistant The new United States marshal is Ed ward Faupel a Los Angeles business man who succeeds Thurston Porter a Harding appointee Some watches however are much better than others within the same price range and some are much better than others that cost more and the one outstanding reason for- this and one easily understood is that if one manufacturer spends a large sum annually advertising watch and another puts the same amount into the construction of the watch itself the unadvertised watch is of course hy far the better investment at the same price out of materials and the veins neatly stitched in contrasting colors Large and small colored and there Is no end to the leaf vogue By MARY KNIGHT PARIS What will it lead to this back to nature movement in the modern Now all we have to do to be ultra chic but tons is to go out and- gather a few acorns and hazel nuts! These with the addition of tiny pins run through them which you can do yourself or have done at a modicum of expense are used as trimming for sports ensembles and are indeed very very clever looking CHAPTER EIGHT "Don let It get you down ad vised Bill following the direction of eyes How cgh girls- be so crazy over men like precisely the kind they are crazy he complained While an honest one woman man like myself never gets a would love Virginia!" he said his voice softening She's different I sup pose seeing the antics of this film salesman will strengthen your resolution not to go out with passengers she declared never have a date with one again But less than a week later on her very next trip to Seattle Irene Gard ner accepted a date with another passenger He was exceedingly attractive big and athletic looking with broad dependable shoulders and the level gray-eyed glance of a man without a nerve in his body But it was nei tlier h5 clean blondness nor any of his other undeniable charms which made the air hostess break her reso lution On the contrary she scarcely realized these until afterward It was the name on the passenger list which Influenced her A name she had reason to recognize even if she had not seen the undoubted re semblance in his features to that of his well known father An Exception Dr Stephen Irene asked although she already knew the answer He smiled with the engaging frankness of an unspoiled boy Do you know my met him at the hospital you are probably one of his who has ever seen him operate she answered He must be he ad mitted with a flash op-white teeth fees going to be a pretty diffi cult parent to live up to sons of fa mous fathers being supposed to be notoriously sure you 11 be an exception Irene answered swept by a sea of conflicting emotions Curiosity the mad desire to fling caution to the wind and question him understand your sister and Dr Bartlett Ralston are engaged To say Ralston is an old friend of mine I believe he going into your To beg ve seen the man I love Telk me about him How did he look? What did he Knowing she dared say none of these things and afraid some incau tious remark might leap unbidden from her lips she left him to read his newspaper It was going to be another rough trip and while ahe was beginning to be used to it and was able now- to keep her balance and move about without feeling qualmy several of the less experienced pas sengers needed her attention Irene heated bouillon and served hot tea and coffee at the same time bringing pillows adjusting seats and answer ing questions it rougher than we I had any idea it would be like this I would have gone on the wailed one airsick woman Stephen Reagan however seemed to accept the roughness as one of the necessary hazards of ai travel and stared from his window asking no questions and demanding no service There was a low ceiling mist and the visibility was poor When the buzzer summoned Irene she suspected they were going to make a forced landing gomg to have to land at he said get your refunds made out The winter glove muff is becoming almost acrobatic The gloves with wide and high cuffs reaching to the elbow look like coat sleeves as they are intended to look and when folded back over the hands and snapped together to form the muff they in no way detract from the sleeve arrange ment of the coat or coatdress So wide is the cqff and so cleverly is the glove attached to it that the whole thing can also be worn as a hat! The hand of the glove Is turned inside and lies flat across the top of the head wmle the cuff either of fur or fabric forms the hat that is crushed into shape and held in place with a pin feather flower or but ton The hand is unsnapped from the second glove each end of the cuff is slightly drawm together by means of an invisible cord and this forms a tiny muff just large enough to keep the fingers warm Weddings in presented by in their new gift shop now open on the second floor a wide selection of chase lamps that have a heritage of elegance making them the choice of the aristocrat imported pottery ash trays cigarct boxes and flower holders botanical prints englisli hunting scenes glass bowls in charm ing color are just a few of the variety of gifts you may select 4 the State Then there are the leaves All kinds of Fig All kinds of leaves we iterate and especially the fig leaves The difference is that we wear them now on our hats ears and as trimming for belts blouses shoes and purses! The fig leaf has wandered so to speak but perhaps it is only to accustom us to having It with us again at all times In gold and silver bright metal and exquisitely carved filagree these leaves make gorgeous buttons clips pins and baubles for the trimming of all kinds of ensembles coats and hats They are even carved wood in ivory and in quartz they are cut Continued from Prrcrdln Pbbp Cowles announce the marriage of their daughter Evalme to Spencer Carter of Delta The marriage took place October 5 in Escalante The couple will make their home in Salt Lake City this winter As a result of long experience we have learned among other things that if a jeweler sells a bad watch he sells a lot of trouble and perhaps loses a customer and to reduce trouble in business to a minimum is one of the obligations we owe to our patrons as well as to our-seh es brass base with silk shade OAKLEY Mr and Mis Clyde A Hall announce the marriage of their daughter Enid Maxine to Ward Blazzard son of Mr and Mrs Blazzard of Kamas The marriage took place October 6 and the couple left the middle of the week for an extended trip through California from a famous (f ijeWi aye 3 loouUqt Itavte cbuiw remarkable for quality and style SALINA Announcement is made of the marriage of Dallas Bird son of Mr and Mrs George Bird of this city to Miss Myrle Willardson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Wil lardsen of Mayfield The marriage was performed at Richfield October 12 The ceremony was performed by Wendell Anderson as he is favorably known has a statewide reputation as a base ball player and for the past year has been the star pitcher and shortstop for the "Salma Salts Mrs Bird is an active church and social leader at Mayfield The young couple will make their home in Salma attempt even the simplest dress Now I make all my own says Mrs Clyde Verkuyl $1850 There are two reasons why people ever buy bad watches One is that some jewelers claim the same service from a low-priced wateff that another jeweler of higher ideals will claim for a quality watch and the other reason is that the average buyer is often more inllueneed by national advertising than he is by a jeweler's advice SALINA Mr and Mrs Sor ensen of this city announce the mar riage of their daughter Golda to Lou Alvey of Sigurd The ceremony was performed by Wendell Anderson at Richfield September 13 They will reside in Sigurd enchanting pottery Obediently Irene made her way to' the back of the cabin and started in colors that blend ESCALANIL Mr and Mrs Lawrence Christensen announce the mar riage of their daughter Julia to Jack Nickelson of Provo The marriage took place October 12 The couple will make their home in Provo ------r 1 ad li i erne mer most harmoniously $250 set it We have reduced all troubles to a minimum for both our customers and ourselves by stocking only watches that we know from long experience are made right and priced right TJir Stater EUctrk that tewt for ward or backward let today PRICE Announcement has been received here of the marriage of Frank Olson son of Mr and Mrs Olson of Price to Miss Eda Julia Olson daughter of Mrs Rena Olson of Mondow Wis which took place in Washington on September 22 in the chapel The bridegroom is a graduate of the law school of the George Washington university A small reception was given immediately following the wedding cere mony after which the young couple left on a motor trip to the south Mr and Mrs Olson are now at home at the Roosevelt hotel in Washington new off-white silk shade and china base in classic design ished them the lights from the gency field at Eugene had- blinked into sight and they were landing Engrossed in her figuring Irene had no time to think of Stephen Rea gan Most of the passengers were a hurry to reach their destinations and it yias her business to make Inquiries buy tickets and take care of the luggage She had to figure out to a penny how much money was due on the unused portion of each ticket and write checks refunding it Later she would have endless reports to make to the company But one passenger elected to re main with the plane and this was Stephen Reagan When she offered him a refund on his ticket to Seattle he refused it Very Attractive thanks1 Im jn no hurry 111 stay with the plane no one else is waiting-except the pilots and myself" he cried with his-whole hearted smile 'That makes Jt per The pilot assured them it would be several hours before they could go up again and Stephen insisted that Irene accompany him in his search of food must be he said know you a chance to eat anything On the plane I had an early lunch before I got on with me and have another on" he Insisted RS VERKUYL bought her Singer Electric for household sewing and mending When she learned she was entitled to a free course in sewing and then found out about Singer Short-Cut Methods making a smart wardrobe was easy Thousands of women everywhere are making the same discovery about the Singer Plan and the ease of sewing with modern Singer Electrics A small down payment balance monthly places one in jour home SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Lewis and Clarke Park Projected reasonably priced in gift shop We offer Longines Omega and Hallmark watches each the finest watch in its price range and the range covers every demand also the Hamilton the best American watch 1 1 WALTHILL Neb of 10 northwestern Nebraska towns have organized a Lewis and Clark national park group to promote development of a tract includ ing 25 000 acres north of Decatur and east of the new scenic highway No 73 Iowa towns have taken an interest and pledged their support of the recreational project A bird sanctuary is proposed for both sides of the Missouri river at the site of the park The old mission recognized as one 43 So Flalii Sf Thfi kilUn HfnilfiM Bond'd Rf'reientttlTti It 8lnrfr Phone Was 1898 established DlNYVO "goodYurniture eorrlro rolor brder and month during which It valid Border I gold for Oct was not until they were seated znruDrrnrumur of the most picturesque spots in the serous from each other at a restaurant I middle west will be included in the table that Irene noticed what an at tkVt VkV1 CT1 tractive jerson fee really waa survey of the tract.

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