Show THE OGDEN The Ogden manufacturers In the United States July factory sales of motor 156 j Standard-Examin- er PUBLISHING COMPANY Eldredge Jr A i Glasmann Publishers An Independent Newspaper Published every evening and Sunday morning without a muzzle or a ciud Matter at Entered as Second-clas- s the Poitofflce Ogden Utah Established 1879 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES 'Delivered by carrier one month 75c By mail In advance In Utah Idaho r Nevada and Wvomlna 1195 Three months Six months $360 J U One year $700 vehicles was 390445 of which 337-93- 3 were passenger cars and 52512 were trucks This compares with production of 396967 passenger cars andtrucks in June and 268485 In July 1927' Figures for passenger cars Include taxlcabs and those for trucks Include ambulances funeral cars fire apparatus street sweepers and busses That begins to give you a faint idea of where all the cars are coming from as well as a hint of the tremendous number of men employed in the production and sales ' of motor vehicles - OGDEN THIS OPPORTUNITY ONLY KNOCKS ONCE A new industry looms large upon the commercial: horizon Ko£ United States and one must close student to visualize the nitude it has already attained the be a R SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 2 1928 Another Anchor to Windward National Men and Affairs FTTF1 learned about women from 'er" Of course Kipling was operating on an Independent basis and was not running for office to he managed to survive the fury of women's scorn Now comes Mussolini the map-ca- p premier of Italy to stir up another hornets nest with the following remarks: "Women are amusing sentimental and born romantic It is the contrary with men ? "A woman is like a mirror to a man" she reflects whatever he desires that she shall represent "Women have no wills of their - A PIC TURE HANGER SENATOR IIOWETjI HUNTS NEW FOODS: MRS BOWLER A REAL MRS SYKJES IJTVENTS By RODNEY DUTCIIER NEA Service Writer WASHINGTON Sept n — Mrs ' Eugene O Sykes wife of the vice cnairman or tne federal radio commission has become an in ventor Recently she waa granted & pat ent on a device which may become as common In American homes aaf radio sets She calls it a "handy picture nanger" and expects to market It With this contraption pictures may be taken off or placed on the wau without the necessity of standing on a stepladder chair or piano and without a hammer Also says Airs ByKee it can be used to suspend or remove - bird cages curtains mirrors and other articles It appears that in Mrs Sykes' Mississippi home there are many pictures which have to be taken down and cleaned twice a year A friend helping her clean the pictures fell and was injured An Idea subsequently came to Mrs Sykes in the middle of the night and she arose and sketched it Next day she made a cardboafd model which a blacksmith used to make the first "handy hanger" 'i r Veteran Politician Correspondent Manages to Feel at Home Amidst "Uplifted" Politics Hoover Thimbles and Raskob Claims Almost Every State in the Union Nominee Can't Fire Party Leaders same way he claimed motor sales By WILLIAM ILRD Hoover cannot more suppress the The of Special Correspondent Standard - Tlx a miner factions and dissensions within his "WASHINGTON Sept 1 — The national campaign ' organization poor old veteran political corre- than If he had 'never been spondent descending: from the bad greatest business administratorthe of ancient days of the "pura politics" the world" He cannot make Dr of Wm McKinley and Mark Han Hubert-Work- : his national chairna can still manage somehow to man and Senator George ' 3? Hlgglns -T "V ff "":':!? feel a bit at home now and then in Moses his and his these r rand new days of business eastern advisory committee like men like Hoorer and Raskofe up- each other and get along together and cooperate lifting politics to a new level Their fight fills Consider thoso thimblea for In- the eastern air with sulphur ' stance engraved around their lit- theory Hoover ought to be able In tle circumferences with the scien- quench it being a business man-to tific slogan "Home Hoover Hap ager and not a 'mere politician" -MfV-TIn practice he cannot quench It any piness"' f ' II IIOOVER CREDITED ' better than could the 'merest polii Thousands of women apply fol tlcian that ever lived And why' these thimbles and march off each SEES DIFFERENCE of them In a mental condition pre Here we come: to the difference Mimably of a new business like at- that most people seem unable to titude toward public problems Mil- be willing to recognize and admit lions of these thimbles are due to business and politics In business be distributed before November you fire a man and he Is out That They do not have to- - be pressed makes everything easy You can upon their recipients They are always therefore run talked about Inquired after grab- zation your own! way yourTomorganican bed off Hoover can be credited therefore be what is cailed Vffic-lenwith having brought Into politics but how Is: it in politics? two great emblems of an engineerSuppose that Hoover did what ing accounting' phIlosophy of pub- he has no desire to do and no Inlic affairs: The apron and the tention of doing! and fired Moses Is Moses then Out? Not at all thimble Nor is Itaskob behind Hoover in Moses Is still senator from New He 1s still a member giving to our new scenes a satis- Hampshire factorily glamor He of the (senate and foreign relations claim almost every state in the committee He la still a member Union for his candidate No po- of the senate's i committee on rules litical prognosticator of Mark He is still pro tempore of Hanna's days could have risen far- the senate His term eUll runs till ther Into the pure true blue of 1933 He can fitill stand on the buoyant and Inspiring prediction top of Capitol hilt for the whole "Claim everything" was a solid po- of Hoover's possible first term as litical motto long before General president and defy tho world here Motors blessed the eanh with an and the world to come He Is increasing scientific progress and something — in other words — in his long before Mr Raskob gained own right and you cannot take It from General Motors his scientific from hini In business you deal with sub- and exact slant of mind Does he use that slant however when he ordinates whom you can cact Intoi becomes a politician? " Not for a nether darkness In pclltics you minute He predicts In a manner deal with equals who can bounce which even Will H Hays might en- - back and crah you In tho face That is the differenceJ and it U WELCOMES NEWCOMERS eternal and it will never- permit ' The veteran By ROE FULKERSON political correspon- business and t politics to bo the dent welcomes these newcomers to same thing WIRE you going to church like that?" demanded father as the Flapper politlca It takes them only a minute or two to becoma as poThe beret will undoubtedly be came in to Sunday morning breakfast litical as the oldest habitues of the very popular this winter since it "It was so! warm t decided not to go to church' answered the Flap- "old Joint" is well adapted for wear with high per "I am going fishlngj with my boy friend" collars It is fitted more carefully And while Raskob is claiming than ever before ind l v?virnrf "I do not know what young women are coming to these daysl" exvotes with " an abandon I in velvet' hatters' plush ahd all electoral claimed Father "You go swimming with men ride and play golf which would ruin you him If fn the ine nne IeIts with men you play pokeif and some of you smoke qlgarets with men and n now you stay away from church and o fishing wth them! x "Well Pops you know I am going to marry Jerry some day maybe I am just trying to keep him In love with me To girls matrimony Is an escape you'd be surprised the things a married woman can get away t with that a single girl can't r "Married land having your own house and car makes you free In a greater sense than you ever were In your life and I don't mean perhaps We have our own times our own money and our own way if we are clever "A bachelor Is a care-fre- e cuss who comes and goes when and where t i and with" whom-h- e pleases He can spend the day fishing or golfing stay out at night and play poker can take any one of a doxen"girls to dinner or dance can blow his entire Income on himself If he sees a five dollar shirt and wants it there Is no one to tell him she is and tatters while be blows his dough on five buck haberdashery I A New Pair : "The bachelor is no foot He knows that when married'he mnst kiss TWOHORSE his shackles for his freedom has flown up the creek like a kingfisher! Brand if They RIP : He knows the most important thing in a woman's life Is meal time and He's to evening got hop home to dinner and then into a Tux and to a dance right afterwards "He knows he must do the one thing every man hates: settle'! own!Hes got to watch clocks and trains and calendars He's got to become a docile work horse All the Gypsy in him has to be choked tin Jt'n Adam's apple is stilled He has so much routine in business that he hates it outside of business hours but when he gets married he has to submit to it there also One Continuous fdnaqement "A woman likes a systematized home A home Is her business A man likes a systematized office for that's his business But from the man's viewpoint monotony and monogomy are synonyms He wants to break the rules even If he has to stay out all night at a poker game to do It! i "All this is the reason of the swimming fishing golfing hiking woman! Before she marries she wants to show her sweetie that when r ( it comes to running wild she is the berries She wants him to know that when he wants to jump the reservation break the rules and shatter the routine she is with him both ways from the jack! ti ''mmitjimmmmmimBmmm i "The woman keeps her house so strictly on so perfect a system that she forces her husband to go on occasional sprees to break the routine He was afraid to smoke a pipe !n the house or miS3 church morning -Result he got restive and did indiscreet things "Women nsed to make a career of housekeeping Now they make a career of man keeping The woman used to try to hold I him tight by holding him tight The modern woman tries to hold him tight by running loose with him 'But that's not my idea today Pops the old French recipe for stewed rabbit Instructed you first to catch your rabbit The woman never lived who enjoyed putting a wriggling worm on a hook or taking a squirming fish off of one I am not fishing for fish today' I am fishing for Jerry if you get what I mean Let me hook that fish and then I will start trimming it to fit in my basket! "Today I am going to revel in worms and rave over catfish! I am going to chase red ants out of the sandwiches with glee and be delighted when a caterpillar crawls on my neck I shall rave about the great out The question is easily answered or aoors ana lex tne sun peel my nose like a cook does a potato! Every person with important papers "Jerry knows I can dance and cuddle up close in a car Ha knows can dress and flirt He knows I can be coy and affectionate and he i such as: knows I swing a wicked can opener If I can make him see that meal time is just a place on the clock and that I'd really rather have my feet — stocks and bonds wet man qry ne u tnmK or me as his little pal for life When I get him —insurance policies : I'll tame him like all you poor things get tamed to double harness and now:- - "TktSgrT J— — : vice-chairm- vf : on d other-vegetable- n an I mag The business of aviation is already taking Its place among our leading industries and it is doing it wlthou Senator Robert Beecher Howell ' now running for subsidies bonuses tfr special taxes in Nebraska is incorrigible in his conmuch to the chagrin of our blatant stant study of the possibility of usColonel Mitchell whose friend for food which ing various stock has declined even as rapidly are not nowplants so used For some years he has been investigating the as aviation stock has risen This own possibilities of artichokes for proto country has been ducing sugar and for use as substi "I have always said that women tutes s degree since the war but it took for potatoes and Extensive experiments are Lindbergh's flight to Paris to get are inferior to men "Psychologically women are un- beingtomade at the bureau of standus thoroughly aroused to the prac ards determine their sugar value fit for politics tical and commercial side of avia More recently the senator--bega"Women in parliament are med to figure how the United States tion Up to that time we looked could raise dlers and muddlers its own tea crop pio- this little orphan girl is huddled in have They as a of de first line upon it largely new field in a a' little heap close to the window neering fense in case of war which we were forced their way in and the male now he is interested in of the train Just Which is sex has given way either out of dahlia tubers as a quick quite sure was not going to happen possible source ly through! a rain slipping storm One's and as a means or giving naw courtesy or weakness or a com- of sugar and is closely following heart immediately goes out to this Dr that Jine experiments along by are essen- B S thrills to the venturesome Up to posite of Norton at the Maryland little:' girt Who "as started on a faal most" to life but not we historic state the time of that certainly flight agricultural college It la long trip north In search of her were not even inclined to take pur to politics I say that they are oc known that dahlias have consider- only relative Uncle Dan able sugar content and both NorLike pollyanna that beloved air mail seriously Next to Colonel cupying political positions today ton and Howell are confident that character under sufferance of bookdom Carolina i and Is that there the Fund a Lindbergh Guggenheim type may be bred with much an irresistible ray of sunshine Her a more down in the feeling heart collectible deep of for the Promotion easily' Aviation has uncle a is bachelor and when she Howell's Wilson C arrives he secretary been the biggest factor in creating of all men that things political and Hefner the child as a regards a bunch of dahlias planted "Nobodv Wan tin mf " move natien-wid- e interest Through edu national would be much" easier In his home garden so that he and nuisance! Carol tears" which h Vmc and of without the the his fair boss meddling the plant's long held back catidnal wjprk in the universities might study rain down her peculiarities cheeks and arranging flights to various sex'" Mussolini is much in the same However! she shows h er unflA Mrs Gertrude Bowler of parts of the country the airplane she can be of use tb him In that as more so position Kipling" only until recently Democratic na his toy became a regular visitor in local shop And the adventures from she has amid the dolls rocking ities where it had seldom been While he is in politics up to his tional committeewoman out has been funds seen etc! etc of this patriotic eyebrows he is a political dictator for the Democratic soliciting state central chairs - service Speaking and to not does have go through committee with conspicuous success In Juvenile teaders will falrlv revel the New York Time3 says: this cjhaj-minbook especially an election to hold his job Fur- Not long ago she drove In Wausau "Equipment loans were provided girls the ages of six to twelve fronj a for of at money! speed volume! bids fair to hemm o The for transport companies which but thermore he has the black shirts looking 40 about miles an hour A motorpopular ss the Pollyanna series so for them could not have continued and the army at his disposal if the cycle cop picked her up py ennaren women skillets" She start at throwing: paid her fine without argu- ueiovea in business A late InvestmenUof The is attractlvelv bound took ment she asked the judge and decorated the fund was made for the purpose him In this way he is able to keep if he wasThen Billy Al Smith He was for tho artist of "Pinafores Chapman and Pan of establishing a meteorological a safe distance until the storm With her eye on the fine just talettes" furnished the illustrations blows over Mrs: It is said Bowler con he does demanded that a paid —G Pi service on the line of the Los An- cause which had trlbution for geles-Sa- a Francisco airway In- not even go home more than once brought her tothetown "For politiventors aeeding help to develop in a year and then only to take the cal reasons" the Judge couldn't OP VIRGINIA By JOHN VIVIAN struments used in flying have en census and see if any of the chil see it Fuller L C Pago' & Mrs Bowler had the last word Co Boston? " joyed the patronage of thefund dren are missing don't think" she said as she A stirring romance is this enterThese American women who are left"I the 'An aerologlst was wanted for the court "that you're a' good taining and well Illustrated love stoByrd Antarctic expedition! ' The permitted to vote hold office sport at all" ry by Mr fuller Opening in the later of the seventeenth cenGuggenheirm Fund came forward smoke clgarets and drink synthetic Dr Ernest Cherrlngton general tury part the troublesome days during with the sum seeded to obtain a cocktails grow pretty much discont secretary of the World League of the tyrannous ruleiaf Governor ented times at new for Alcoholism looking and director of William Berkeley this story of Old Against competent man t n league's depart- Virginia Js filled with excitement '!The time has come to concen- thrills and"" new modes of expres- the of education threatens to re- and adventure trate on the scientific problems of sion Ever since they helped to ment Wayne B Wheeler as Amerplace Captain John Vivian a bold sin d most widely fearless aviation Commercial "flying 13 no keep us out of war" fhey have ica's indisputably fellow is the hero of this known dry leader One never story HisMfperllous and amusing longer experimental In the right soaked up the national supply-o- f hears of his old rival experiences in the wooing Of Mishands it has become profitable and ndependence until there is now a Generalanything Scott tress Langdon Superintendent and delightful has a bright future What may be shortage — there is not enough to titular boss of the league charming niece of Governor Berkcalled subsidies are not necessary go around The men have grown But Cherrington's public state eley keep) the reader's Interest ments generally damning Al Smith gripped d the story Then Accordingly it is now the purpose accustomed to sharing their and all loyal Democrats pour from there is throughout Master Seager a clear-cwith the prerogatives of the fund to have studies made the mimeographs of his offices here character of the olden days His not only in the structure of the air- women and make pretense that they day after day bravery is remarkable Where "Wheeler used to coin nif Aside from the love themes and ike However It are a con there in but plane meteorology and parties almost Cherrlngton of the story the reader also invariably plot ticularly in the baffling problem of siderable number of men in politics rings in a line or two of poetry to enjoys the quaint e and in private life who enjoy get- embellish his argument Among The author: presents this in diction an exflying through fog" his favorites Is Omar Khayyam ceptionally fin© style And there is the phil- whom Financial men in all parts of the ting together he calls "poet laureate of a dry keen humor running through country are now backing their faith osophy of Kipling and II Duce But wine" the story which makes the book a in aviation by Investing their they do it like Willie smoked his joy to the reader money to promote Standard-Examine- r passenger first corn silk cigaret They go freight and mail transportation behind the barn and speak easy to SUCCESS IN Book Reviews "A successful play is not writThe flower of our young manhood make sure mother does not catch ten — it is I" This quotais turning to aviation as a vocation them in theact As for the women Edited by Glenn Perrlns of tion Thomas dean of Auugstus to and even our young women are what they have say or do they American dramatists forms the ABOARD By Ifvin S Cobb theme of an Inspiring article "Litlooking with eager and adventurous get a kick out of saying or doing t in the he that runs who open Cosmopolitan Book Corpora - erary Work as an Investment" by eyes upon life in the air as a sky Eustace Hal Ball in nun new loric ' read pilot A finance company has been may Plotweaver Hollywood What Here is a saga of the Romantic AH of which goes to show ''the formed in the east recently to supTennessee a tale of Ir- - to writei where to sell and other the river ply! capital for airplane promotion bravest are the tenderest the lov- - vln S Cobb's own people in the features are found In this issue aays before the war changed ev It is proposed to invest as much as ng are' the daring" erything "A prelude — but a mer Miss Borden British author cuuny Mary $15000000 in this plan for expanshort one" writes Cobb as has recently been muckraking tue opening line sion of the Industry ' of "All Aboard Here in Ogden we have made a American closets for skeletons and mere la one river anion th rivers which until f airly good start this year The city has reached the stage where her southwestern to Dr N H Sav Births very lately nas continued to be "I know what women are coming to these days!" Father an has provided an airport anda com- heart bleeds for the downtrodden much as it was in the olden days age headreported rot the city health de swered don't hopelessly partment during the past week pany of local men has been formed henpecked American man Mary xnats xm Tennessee river "Into their own Pops coming into their own!? laughed the Flapper follow: a — "In a it's way you paradox no to engage in commercial aviation says he is longer capable of go up it to go down are using men a3 an occupation ana an avocation as well!" J3 and L Walter Eva Newton Auey That is to or However we must keep the fact With say the farther you travel up Manful 2955 Pingree avenue boy (Copyright 1928 McNaught Syndicate Inc) Norman L and Evelyn L further you get down Creez© constantly In mind that aviation her eyes blinded with copious stream the Price IB 40 Klesel avenue country into the heart of the south travels on the winga of the wind gushing tears Mary writes: r Steamboats still ply on it regularly girl "He goes home in the evening ex- — not ine and we are going to have to step Martin! and Esther East Smith lordly deep much livelier if we hold a place hausted to find his wife fresh as a ers of the ancient times on larger 777 Second stree girl Jedd Wiand Lena M Lawrence on the transcontinental air lines daisy starting out'for the night If rivers with their uniformed crews Call 3430 Adams avenue boy and their black orchestras and their and in a few years those will be she insists on his going with her gilded big paddle Henry I Jr and Marie E Berboxes They are THE nards Moorda 3281 Lincoln ave - stern- the only lines worth while from a (and she does insist) he can do sp ong umoernue j wheelers modest as to equipment boy x commercial standpoint No one can only after a couple of cocktails- or smart Michael E and Roshaad as hucksters to pick up trade j : three or four So that what he sees patronized and manned make an accurate estimate of the 844 Seventh street girl a peby M Austin and Gertrude Cronln value to this city to occupy such a of the world of women he sees In a culiar and distinctive people" '' ' ' Wilson Dee hospital boy OF THE an What Cobb daze of river Interesting weariness and alcohol" commanding position but it is safe S Carl Alta — and Powell Hull Lj life presents in floods There is only one way Mary fires feudsfascinating to say that the city that becomes hospital boygaieties hunting trips Dee Walter and J could Mary Clark Brown the terminal for airlines in the In get all this Information Some and the happy-go-luck- y course of 931 Orchard avenue boy southern business At every turn termountaln country will surpass American tourist In London has Lawrence M and Blanch V Sor of the meets the some reader story in population and Industry all other filled his skin with Three Star row Mauchley 1054 Twenty-thir- d human absurdity street uproariously cities in the territory girt Hennessy and sobbed the sad story There is on© man who falls laughEdwin B and Freda Miller on Mafy's shoulder that hi3 wife ing from his housetop into a flood Is Ogden sufficiently By the Richards Brothers forcicrly of ths Eobsrt Smith Washington avenue because he sees two clothing dum- SQiupe 1984 i and forward looking to become that did not appreciate him Receiving mies girl Sheet Metal Co floating into a saloon Steam-boatmand Martha Green Cross a pat of consolation he proceeded city? traders negro rousters 300William st Twenty-firstreet girl Things do not happen They are to tell all while Mary rtook notes villagers poor whites — all pass in EQUIPPED WITH THE VERY LATEST MACHINES JUeKoy J and Carol view with life charged for the Living Age laughter Fowers 2928vChilds avenueElhmv brought about boy and hunianity YOUR DESIGNED TO SAVE TBIE "AND LABOR bamuet A and LMdlo Salnsbury Mary however - is a single Is thoroughly en- Cottle "All Aboard" Dee PATRONAGE OUR TRAFFIC AND FOR TIN COMPOSITION ROOF hospital boy woman and In no position by train- joyable In this book Cobb 'has Emll Mi and Ruth Miriam IS GROWING a made to distinct contribution WORK or HEATING ing Ranstrom Whltesides Dee hosoital VENTILATING AlfD ALL KINDS experience to square the American lore If you "woader where all these hypotenuse of the girl OF SHEET METAL marriage circle WORK IS RESPECTFULLY INOrland J and Alice E Tanner automobiles are coming from" in America A man In this TOY SnOP By country CAROLINA'S Dee hospital girl VITED ESTHflATES GLADLY FURNISHED' read these stattics for automobile is still on an independent basis L CPage & Com- Betterldgej Arrred W and Anna Watson He pany Boston production for July just announced can take his choice between ali- - One Just loves Carol Elizabeth Larson De© hosnltal bov Leslie F and Ruth Stevnx 1984-- J' by the department of commerce: mony and getting shot any time Liner from Carolina when you Stone Deej hospital boy first meet her in this oleasimr Ju Based on figures received from hi3 medicine gags Christian and Ellen Oram Tth hyn venile story When the story opens 2619 Grant avenue girL air-minde- - ' -- states $100 a month $1200 other ' ''one year Member of The Associated Press Consolidated Press NEA Service and WHY CAN'T THEY LET A B C The Associated Press Is exclusively OUR WOMEN ALONE? entitled to the use for republication Rudyard Kipling has never been of any newt credited to It not other wise credited In this paper and also able-- to square himself with the the focal news published herein i ladies since he put Into print "A Call 252 for All Departments woman Is only a woman but a good : cigar Is a smoke" and "I All STANDARD-EXAMINE- t" old-fashion- ed prr-slden- t j -- Sunday IVI orning JjSreakfast both-Wom- en -- Wls-cons- jn g i - JLeyiSt taiiss'- r - " ! j j In-rag- Anti-Saloo- WorU s The YOUR FREE mMWtt LEVIS 39 years drifter M v Ic-Bri- de time-honore- ut Jmstiff fnuk mruimuip iiiijiHjPsuuii iipuiiii old-fashion- on-Sunda- old-tim- and-voicl- ng old-fashion- i -- - RE-WRITI- en the-Septemb- Who Needs a Safe Deposit Box? : BIRTHS self-assertio- n self-defens- i —mortgages and deeds ' — contracts —wiib i el ANNOUNCING iiat-bottom- s ed 1 1 : or jewelry and other valuables: : Rent a bo in our Safe Deposit Vault Annual rental $200 arid up- wards Come in any time to inspect our equipment! e side-whe- I " " - Opening RICHARDS SHEET METAL ' WORKS air-minde- d en ! 2412 Grant Phone A P BIGELOW - E L VAN METER ' T D E DAVIS BECKER ! O CASHIER i T GL PRESIDENT SIH-WEL- L TRUST OFFICER WNFARR ASSISTANT CASHIER DJ BARKER ASST TRUST OFFICER ' ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME in The STANDARD-EXAMINER |