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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING,' JUNE ESTHER courage in ths field of the high Issues Double-Breaste- d of public life as be abundantly proved when he became one of the first five senators who, In 1918, dared to attack the league of nations idea and he simultaneously possessed a chilled steel nerve In practical political plots and plans and maneuvers ana machinations. His brow is Very high and his feet touch the ground very hnrd. Finally everybody likes him. He IS the wittiest and most amusing man in the party. He Is ft member of Hoover's board or strategy. At the sams time One-Butto- n Peaked he has heaps of friends In the Lowden Dawes He and deserves them. camp. He Is a hornet . of ft fighter, but he Affair Growing laughs off the sting. Any and every camp here could fancy him as a gen eral strengthener of any presidential Popularity. nomination. "HELEN THE SECOND OFF FOR EUROPE PLANES SELDOM ff 10, 1923. Jacket Declared 1 20S Vogue for Men of Forming on Wings While irt Flight Slight, Even in Arctic. Danger v. . ..'- t - FIELD. Va. (AP). One of the peril which most folks expect Commander Richard E. Byrd to encounter on his Antarctic flights, the formation of lc on the wings and other vital parts of his plane, Is much leas likely to prove a major difficulty than has been supposed. Researches conducted in the laboratories here of the national advisory committee for aeronautics have produced much unexpected Information on this phase of airplane operation at low temperatures, Wills. Here is a movie of Helen 2d. not the Our other Helen of the tennis courts Miss Uast striking of which i that Ice Helen is now en route on the courts of the West Side Tennis Club Jacobs ot California forma on the wings and struts only within a very narrow temperature io Europe, where she will play in many of the at Forest Hills, where she took on Elmer range close to the freezing point. important tournaments preliminary to coming Griffin in a friendly training match. Temperatures a few degrees above or below that point, it was found, sire koine to meet her sster Californian. Helen (tstsrsstlMsl nivstrate Ifewsl free from the ice danger, which lies in the changing of the shape of the K s t publican regularity. Hoover and Fess M wings by the coating of froien vapor would be ft case of the returned prodiand the consequent reduction of their 2 I gal who got the fatted calf and the lifting capaoity. at home regular elder son who IB be slay that Sugggesting equipped planes a slice off the tail. with good thermometers, they ex- E 2 got B? VHXU.M HARD. ' m plained that such an instrument w Then there Is Capper- of Kansas, would give a pilot ample warning of a United States senator, also a the Ice danger. Approaching a cloud lIIIItlllSIIlllilJflIMIIIIll;lStIltIll:ilKiI(lltlIlllillltlCIIl(IIIIIM also delegate at large, also formation, he could determine quickly ento In how WILLIAM on an about HARD, get By top Capper is pretty nearly this whether to descend to a warmer level vironment consisting chiefly of ene- country's absolutely best barometer of or rise to a colder sone. If the cloud Special Correspondent. Hoover would be the temper of "the folks." This comes mies, peneen and should be so deep that he could not 1928, Consolidated Press.) a circte imposed oh a square. from his heart fully as much as from rise above it and the temperature (Copyright. e KAKSAS CITY, Mo., June 9. With his head. , Nobody ever liked people near ths ground so close to the freezHe to main obstacle more than Capper likes them. The vice the presiing point that descent would merely Hoover going as the best bet here for dential of Deneen or Capper likes them individually and he likes chances,) Increase the danger, he could go ths presidential the perIn Watson or or mass. likes He or' In them other them Curtis nomination, any through the cloud with greater safety of the town is centering may be Andrew overalls and he likes them In full eveat ths higher, colder altitude, instead sonality ontalk In W. Mellon of Pennsylvania. Mellon ning dress. He adores the crowd his running Vate. Who has of Ice, the vapor would become at- largely for Is said to be far from favorably Imthe corner drug store and he has no tached only to ths leading edge of the qualities andIs qualifications said of Charles 8. pressed by the'ldea of a ticket headed personal aversions at all to people who ths wing In the form of light, fluffy that Job?of Much o he as what Illinois. soundness and by regards happen to be dukes or kings. He asrow, which could be shaken off eas- Deneen tailed by what he regards as un- sociates amicably with Mr. McNary ily by shifting the angle of his plane. from to He is senator be as much and Mr. Haugen and he confabulates soundness. said Deneen, United States In gently and sweetly with Mr. Coolidge. Illinois and delegate fit large here opposed to a Three Taught School There is conscience In Capper, but from Illinois is reputed to be Illinois' the vice presidential deliberations of boss. the senate as to a He sometimes seems like no hate. new Republican politidstl big in the presidential decision of 30 Years This is largely an error: beeause the the most Innocent man in politics, but Together IlliIs In In to House. White order neither the Ixwden faction really simply the most sophistplacate the he nor the Thompson faction in Illi- east and at the same time placate the icate. He is above hate. His WESTFIELD. Mass. (AP). Ths nois not prevented him from last of an unusual trio of school teach- nois ran be said to grant him af- west, the convention might take for vice president a western making much money. He is as sucallegiance or any special ers, who passed three decades toconsid like Ohio. of cessful has Fess nevertheless at He fection. newspapers and running In students the gether. Instructing IcNary- Fess, a United States senator and magazines as Hoover is at appearing Westfleld high school, will soon retire erable power, and he is a and Haugenlte. He Is also a dry. He is the convention's temporary chairman in them. A ticket of Hoover from service. now also greatly given to spending evening and keynoter, but not a delegate has Papper would be a ticket of publicity Mls Elisabeth F. Atwood, much as information speeches plus. after political probably making quiet the only living member tf the group, evening us. has offered her resignation after be- at meetings of protestant fraternal as anybody that ever lived among The most formidable of all vice He lias been a professor of Amer. ing for thirty-twyears a member of orders. He amassed a reasonable number of ican history, a professor of law, a vice presidential possibilities at this mothe faculty. Dennis M. Cole, for thirty-is 1'nited States a a namely of warfare two president president ment, however, university, years science instructor at the the sinews of political dollars when he was prosecuting of a college. Unlike many scholars Senator George Moses of New Hamphigh school, died four years ago. Herbert W. Kittredge, for' thirty-eigattorney in Cook county, Illinois, in in politics, he sppllcs his scholarship shire, the conventional coming permadays when the prosecutor at- to politics Itself. He knows' the facts nent chairman. Moses has perhaps years principal of the school, died a the old was allowed to keep the fees abmit our elections and about our the burliest and most outright and month ago after a short illness. torney the of that office, as well as the salary. public life in general as few men have forthright mental equipment In The brilliance of Musical experts of Florence, Italy, He Is a chess player politician, full ever known them In our times. He Republican party. Intelhis sometimes intellect obscures its and of cold and has a keen and highly ordered predict that Frank Chapman, music of deep calculations moves across the lect, a vast fund of orderly and ready solidity, but the solidity Is right there of student, and Irving impersonal scientific and all the time. board. Me is able and no Chinese Information, both theoretical Cobb, Is destined to be a great Added to It, Moses has dauntless tone. mandarin could teach him anything practical and an unimpeachable Re LAXGLEY Hiiiiiiiiiiiiifii9firiiiiiiiMifiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:i- National Men and Affairs '- Ml McNary-Haugenit- McXary-Haugenl- McNary-Haugeni- . for McNary-Haugeni- here of the house of repwould many of them vie give the presidency to their admired colleague, Tilsort of Connecticut, the house. Republican floor leader, ft Hooverite, an earnest and and and man. Others here are shrewdthe ly asking ths party to dodge struggle between west "and east for the vice presidential nomination by giving It to that great lawyer and impressive' personage, Henry W. Anfrom Virginia. derson, ft delegate Their argument Is getting ft hearing. Most delegates One thing is sure: here do not want the ticket to consist of a celebrity and a nonentlty They want a ticket of two real men. Members te e. in LOS ANGELES From Salt Lake City or Ogden Inasmuch as the jackets seems to "make the man" there Is always much talk' of lapels, buttons, single and d effects, etc. A great many men ask from time' d to tune if Jackets are in good taste. In this connection it d can only be said that jackets are always In good taste if they look well on the wearer. There has been so much talk this spring of waistcoats, worn with high cut trousers that a great many males are becoming a little confused. d Of course, with the sack coat waistcoat a d Is always worn. Speaking of Jackets It seems timely to add that a model much In vogue Just now features three buttons "two to button and one to go" the top button being merely for the sake of appearance. The jacket features broad peaked lapel. one button peaked A lapel Jacket Is growing In favor at the both college boys time with present and business men and is being hailed as a great future favorite about the country. Among the college men a model with a notched lapel continues to be the favorite, Offering advice on jackets Is like offering advice on diet; It may and It A may not serve the best purpose. man should make his selections only after looking over the lines thoroughly Btores as presented In the today. I notice In watching the shopping maneuvers of the men that they ohserve the other customers more than they do themselves and as often as not demand thakthe salesman show them something resembling the other fellow s garb. That sort or thing is a mistake. A man should study his requirements and permit his fellows to go their own sartorial way. ffShcrt Coe. University of Wisconsin studfnt In 1S60, kept a diary In The State Historical society Itln. has It. dill-ge- nt JUNE 23rd double-breaste- double-breaste- Fifteen-Da- Return Limit y double-breaste- double-breaste- SPECIAL TRAIN d d ..2:00 p. m. Leaves Sail Lake double-breaste- Clean Collars, Shirts Now Rented Abroad HIGH CLASS CHAIR CARS,COACHES, DINES OTHER TRAINS at 8:15 a. m. and 11:35 p. m. single-breaste- d double-breaste- - NEW YORK (AP). Office workers here, who have been accustomed to having clean towels supplied weekly. w ithout giving thought to the launder- -' Ing process, are wondering how soon the Idea will spread to collars and shirts. Already a Paris chain of haberdashers Is supplying customers with clean linen at a fixed annual charge, offering various classes of service from one or two clean shirts and six collars a week to an unlimited number for the more fastidious. The stores remain owners of the linen and attend to the laundering of soiled apparel, asking the customer only to select clean shirts and collars from the fresh stock and to pay his bill. A London merchant has applied the Idea to collars, but hasn't yet reached the shirt stage. His customers pay for each collar taken out, the charge being slightly above that the wearer would pay for laundry service. " Round Trip Excursion to Lapel By EDWARD M. RUTTENBER. NEW YORK, June 2 (Universal). resentative 8 ANOTHER single-breaste- Buy Tickets Early to. Secure Seat n "OUAPEFRUIT CURE." SoNORTHAMPTON, England. ciety folk are patronizing a new a health resort advertising "grape- fruit cure" for health. It lasts a month, and embraces a fruit diet, sun and air treatment and games. Assignments! CITY TICKET ornoi, HOTEL UTAH, Wasatch 680. The Overland Route o y V I IssMMIsiMsassVV X t - iS" l T!a tssl THE PACKARD SIX arailmblm in a wid twvga ei body typam i priotd from $3375. 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