Show ageously That flower is the petunia Fortunate is the home gardener that planted plenty of petunias last spring For weeks the -petunia has been blooming freely and beautifully It has been fulPUBLISHING COMPANY J U Eldredge Jr A U Glasmann filling its record of being dependPublishers able and fruitful It will bloom CONGRESS SEEMS TO BE ONLY An Independent Newspaper BODY THAT CAN PREVENT Published every evening and Sunday until hard frosts appear DESTRUCTION OF HISTORIC morning without a muzzle or a club Snapdragons did fairly well this OLD CAPITOL BUILDING Second-class as Entered at year and so did the zinnia The - the' Postof flee Ogden Matter Utah marigold did not get through in By RODNEY BUTCHER Established 1879 NEA Service Writer was very good shape unless It SUBSCRIPTION PRICES WASHINGTON Sept 8—Almost InDelivered by carrier one month 75c planted In favored locations a hundred years ago young Oliver By mall In advance in Utah Idaho sects aster damaged many gardens Wendell Holmes wrote "Old IronNevada and Wyoming Three months $r95 But the petunia gave fine results sides" and saved the famous old Six months frigate Constitution from being One year $700 despite the heat drought and the broken up and junked All other states $100 a month: $1200 lack of attention usually accorded Today the remaining national one year shrines places where reverent tourthe in flower the garden Member of The Associated Press ists bare their heads and tiptoe t season Consolidated Press NEA Service and about as if in sacred precincts have A B C The petunia comes in so many dwindled to a very few for not The Associated Press Is exclusively colors and forms today that it is a many of them have had an Oliver entitled to the use for republication of any news credited to It not other- most valuable flower for this J Wendell Holmes to save them for further generations wise credited in this paper and also region "Its worth and dependabilthe local news published herein Congress passes numerous bills to erect expensive monuments in have been test in the ity proven Call 252 for All Departments commemoration insignificant InBummer just passing Let us re- dian skirmishes of and to the greatmember 'this next year and plant er glory of individual congressmen more petunias especially those new in their own districts But it seldom concerns itself with objects of and improved sorts now available national Interest much more signiCONGRATULATIONS TO ficant in American history and one METHODIST CHURCH E N T H U S IAS M GROWS can hear a fine tale of woe from The community jahi3 in person FOR CHORAL MUSIC old hackmen here who wail that and in spirit with the First Meth"Give more thought to music" is there isn't much 'to show" any odist Episcopal church of Ogden to- the slogan of the music merchants more day in the celebration to' mark the The autumn is the time when most Congress seems to be the only laying of the corner stone of the persons follow that advice At least body that can prevent the destrucnew edifice at Jefferson avenue it seems so in Ogden The indica- tion of one more splendid structure which links this ag© to the and Twenty-sixt- h street It is no tions are encouraging Choral mu- past To do that however it must light task to build a church Be- sic seems to be on the ascendancy decideof whether it dares flout the the Hon William Howard sides the building material nearly Three choruses are getting into ac- will Taft chief Justice of the United every church has built into it the tion the Ogden Tabernacle choir States It must join the school of earnestness enthusiasm and sel£ the Ogden Community Male chorus thought which holds that anything sacrifice of its members This is and the Ogden Choral soeiety All old ought to be replaced with bigger gaudier and bettrue in the case of the structure this Is gratifying There cannot be something ter or another school which benow going up To be a builder is too much choral music It gives lieves that some old things because and their highly creditable and it is emi- pleasure and inspiration to those of stheir part in history to be preremaining ought beauty to the who progto signalize listen and joy and health nently fitting served ress of building by a corner stone those who take part The communA long time ago Mr Taft began to feel cramped in the supreme is this ity should obtain considerable enlaying ceremony Especially court's present quarters in the editrue in the case of a church joyment and satisfaction from the capitol and looked around him for fice which represents so much co- performances of these choruses in a site for a fine new Judicial build: ing He picked on a square and operation and sacrifice Our con- the coming months a couple of triangles just south of gratulations to the First Methodist the capitol grounds between the HAVE INVASIONS Episcopal church of Ogden Methodist building and the Library THEIR GOOD POINTS of Congress PEACH SEASON IS The block contains among other For quite a few years now Amerthe old capitol where the ON IN FULL FORCE ican marines and naval forces have things senate met after the house and Refrigerator cars "spotted" on been in charge of affairs in Haiti British burned the original capitol tracks in the orchard districts A good many people have felt in the war t 1812 Fearful lest b© moved seat of the government trucks and loaded with wagons that this was not right and the to another permanentlycity the baskets making their way to the United States has been accused of people of Washington combined to cars arid the sale of fruit bottles seizing the island without regard erect what was then a splendid new and sugar reveal that the peach for the feelings of its inhabitants building — and probably thus saved capitol for th© District of Coseason in Utah is on in force Native leaders who have protested the lumbia It remained the capitol Thus far the season has been suc- have gone to jail it is possible for four years cessful to the orchard man who reading the record to work up quite Clay was then speaker knows how to thin and cultivate his a bit of sympathy for the oppressed of Henry the house James Monroe was crop and how to pack it in its ship- Haitians inaugurated as president of the United States in this building in But there's another side to it ping state 1817 Most growers this season agree -- A writer points out that the medFor a while later it was a fashthat the orchardist who produced ical staff of our navy have been ionable hotel John C Calhoun the big fellows of the peach fam- extremely active in Haiti In 1915 lived and died there and today the room where he breathed his last ily is finding the peach business nearly half of the country's popu- is a shrine for many southerners profitable The man with the lation of 2000000 suffered from A man one© tried to buy the placa smaller fruit is not faring so well some form of tropical or social dis- so that he could die there like Cal: houn Thinning and cultivation are what eases Today'the percentage of vicThere Anno Royall the entertims is inconsiderable Health sta- prising young woman who forced produces the big fruit Packing more than "ever is be- tions and clinics have been estab- an interview from the austere presJohn Quincy Adams by sitcoming important for the best lished throughout the Island Dis- ident on his clothes on a river bank ting prices are obtained from the buyers ease is being conquered when she caught him swimming in distant points who are willing When you're pitying the Haiti- became the first woman to edit and publish a newspaper to pay a good price for the best and ans don't forget that point During the Civil war political the best must look the best were kept there among prisoners W C Durant is offering a them Belle Boyd the famous ConPETUNIAS SAVE prize for the best plan of pro- federate spy and Mrs Sqrratt exMANY GARDENS hibition enforcement and the en- - ecuted for her alleged part In LinIn these Indian summer days rforcement men haven't even tried coln's assassination Many Confederate officers inwith the leaves beginning to with- out poison gas yet! cluding Mosby were imprisoned there and today many southerners er the home gardener can- - take A dumb girl won a beauty con- com© here to see where their forestock of his season's work and bears were often mistreated Or make mental notes for bis guidance test in Beaver Falls Pa recently menaced by mobs outside At last It has happened "beautiful Chief Justic© Field lived thereLater in the next growing season and General Leonard Wood was marAs he scans his flowers and but dumb" ried in one of the rooms And shrubs he must admit that this -- With the styles what they are many more things like these has been a rather tough summer and all more men have been lost an Immense building one for many flowers and especially for at the bathing resorts this year of Ittheisfinest examples of American the foliage Lack of moisture and than at sea architecture of the period to be found anywhere in Washington On many warm winds have had rather Hill its interior stands as a Capitol man A Missouri newspaper a disastrous effect says - But there Is one flower that has he started In business 40 years ago constant source of delight for visitors who appreciate its type : of come through the perilous period with a capital of $240 He is a suc- beauty It has been well kept up and' Various wealthy persons have successfully brilliantly and cour cess He still has the $240 contributed toward decoratingit with appropriate furnishings Mrs O H P Belmont gave the place to the National Woman's party in 1921 and that organization has been fighting for two or three years to save it from demoli tion preferring that it be takeriM over and preserved by the governKEEP THE CHURCHES OUT OF POLITICS ment t (Collier's) All to Taft attempts a persuade Religion is badly mixed up in the present campaign Not for that there are various equally aphalf centuryjhas our political life been so disturbed bordering the capiFrom two directions the religious issue has crept in Prohibitionists propriate sites now owned by the are dragging the "church into the presidential campaign The Demo- tol grounds and thus available government cratic candidate is a Catholic and for that fact has been opposed inCost have failed without no in has The American proper place very first sists that the old capitol Taft politics Religion be torn amendment to the constitution forbade congress to pass any "law re- -' down and his new court house jpectins an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exer- there erected C cise thereof" Condemnation proceedings have George Washington and his associates knew that liberty could been begun The Woman's party not last if political Issues were confused by religious feeling values the property at a million It is wrong to put the churches into politics because both religion dollars and has brought the lead' and government are made worse thereby ing real estate men of th© city to At the Democratic convention members of the platform commit- testify that its ' physical value tee vied with each other in trying to Interpret the wishes of Bishop alone Is worth more than half that ' amount But the government witJames Cannon Jr the league leader Later Cannon and three other bishops of the Southern Methodist nesses have told the condemnacommissioners that the church gave out a statement in which they said they would not be tion is worth but $231000 and deterred from opposing Governor Smith by any cry that they are ground that the building Is quite value"bringing the church into politics" less Dangerous doctrine that Many people fear the consequences of says 'Perfectly outrageous!" electing a Catholic president and yet here we have an avowed at- Maude a national exectempt by responsible bishops to throw the support of their denomi- utive of Younger th© Woman's party "They nation against one candidate have i $ 1500000 to spend for only Collier's is neither advocating nor opposing any man's candidacy the site and putting values for the presidency Between Hoover and Smith' we are neutral but on property they're section lower inthis the matter of putting the churches Into politics is bigger than the can- than the owners originally paid for it Confiscation!" didates or even than the election No sensible man or woman wants to see our government controlled Senator T Hy Caraway of Ark' ansas Is the prince on the white by any church horse who is trying to save the old We don't want an ecclesiastical government at Washington The churches have duties imfortant enough in administering to capitol front Taft and the modernthe spiritual needs of their members and in holding aloft high mor- ists Last session the senate unanimously passed his resolution M al standards The church of a candidate is nobody's business except his own Which would hold up condemna" tion pending an investigation only Presidents have no religious functions have it sidetracked in the house Prohibition moreover is a political device and not a religious to by Speaker Lorigworth When conquestion Temperance or abstinence as moral problems belong to the gress meets again the supporters churches but prohibition is a government policy whose efficacy must of the resolution hope to get It be tested on other than eccesiastical grounds the It's through only hope they v Perhaps at some future time prohibition may work Just now it have left seems not to prevent a wide distribution of very poor liquor at very Although no promise is made of But putting the church into politics won't change the bigger and better justice in the high prices facts If prohibition is a failure Bishop Cannon's pronouncement to new supreme court building there is no question that the court needs the- contrary won't alter it Collier's does not favor the return of the saloon That blight Is more room Most of the members offices in their happily gone Neither do we favor bootlegging We want to see now maintain own expense a rational settlement of the drink problem which prohibition has homes at their botched But you can't hav a rational settlement of anything If you "But Caraway Miss Younger and the Woman's party can point out a permit denominational zeal to put religious animosity to work You will get where you want to go much faster if you park your lot of other nice places where nothing would have to be torn prejudices and let your mind do the work down which would ever be missed The Ogden "We Had a Rendezvous With Death!" flNGK)NM Examiner i t Sunday VIorning Breakfast LUTE1 By ROE FULKERSON ((POOS) MORNING ALL" began the Flapper! cdmlng in to Sunday u morning breakfast "Why Father what is worrying you? There are furrows of care on your noble brow!" She ran her hand over his forehead smoothing out the wrinkles "Is there anything I can do about it?" "There Is nothing thta you or any of your generation can do about it" Father put down his paper and removed his glasses "You drive ' cars fiance fly! play around country clubs white Ithe yery backbone of the nation ''is being broken and you neither know nor care anything 1 : !f i about it!" - i$360 "Why doesn't the nation see'an osteopath about its backbone?" ask' ed the Flapper "They specialize in backbones don't they?"- "That is a characteristically flippant reply" returned Father se verely An editorial in this paper says that If something is not done to relieve the situation the farmer will cease to exist His fields will He fallow and the city people' wili starve We of the older generation are of farmer stock We know his problems and sympathize but you young sters neither know nor carer mid-summ- - Opinions of the Press Anti-Saloo- n " - ji j "Why Father how can you say such unkind and untrue thinjts of the rising generation! We are the farmer's only friend His only salvation is through us You bid folks don't know what to do for him at all! You think you can save him by buying his loganberries his carrots and his succotash but people do not buy these things from farmers any more to shell and peel and all that We buy them in tins! One twist of a can opener and there you are The poor farmer would 'starve if he had to depend on you old folks to buy his pickled parsley! "The very things you accuse the young folks of doing spells salva- tion for the bucolic gentlemen We do drive cars dance fly and play around country clubs and these very things will Save the farmer "The farmer used to drive his chickens in droves along the country roads so they arrived hot and tired at market Now he opens a fried chicken dinner place in the barn and lets them Idahco in the cow's bou doir! Where the smokehouse used to stand his eon funs a gasoline station Instead of a pig sty his daughter does a! zoological miracle and turns his pigs into hot dogs and sells them to the passing motorist "Yes we dance and wlien the farmer lets a couple of hired hands play saxophones and banjos in the barn he getf a! clover charge of two bucks for every person hoofing in the place We fjy and that s how the farmer came to sell the meadow back of the house) or many thousands pr dollars for a flying field That's how his youngest boy got a heavy sugar job as head mechanic in the hangar these are only the gravy of the real meat the farmer gets out s of the"Butyounger h i generation You say we youngsters filay around country IT clubs! And how! I haven t the statistics to show how many unproductive farm acres were turned into golf courses last year I am sure however that there were as many as several "The real problem before the nation today Is not a farm but a golf problem With country clubs increasing as fast as ttje freckles on a redheaded bathing girl the real problem is how longilbfefore we run out of Pleasures of Running a Campaign as Revealed By farms to make into country clubs h f t j Snatches of Conversation PLANNING ASSURES That Come Through EARLY SEASON OF RICH COLORS "We are the salvation of the farmer He has gone to Europe with Telephone Switchboard in Political Headquarters By ROMAINE BfWAKE For NEA Service make nine dollars a day as caddies His hired men and older eons are This is the season of the year to caddy masters and greens keepers His horse pond Is a swimming pool it? Oh that's what you've been plant new perrenial borders and to his home is a club house his By WILLIAM HARD cellar is a shower bathj and a locker room make over the old ones Borders In nine Special Correspondent of The trying to find out vnnrsoif? and months there arose in this nation an aristocracjy I Standard-Examineyears eight r have of old taken the place bureaus think they have charge off the of who out sold retired farmers their farms to! country clubs and they ± fashioned flower beds and it is not WASHINGTON Sept S—Sceno uiougnt so why doesn't the considered will toll limousines the and at the Idea that there was ever a farm laugh headto taste chairman good political settle it? Well plant problem—" me j in out of center quarters in any presidential cam-paig- anyway whih bureau is hetellmost the the thijngs lfpvfn area The lawn should be left of the head of?" afraid "Stop!" exclaimed Father sternly "You don'f know what you ate Character — The tel e p h o n e opfn as a foil for the borders that me in the same state of mind"? switchboard Do you know what saves the surround it Many of our yards are talking about Yoi are rapidly getting ' '" ' r smlall are If clattered Up Listen sethey I'm He gathered his newspapers and the remnants of his dignity arid "I jtell you there is no woman in country? rious The country Is talking be- with f lower beds— rno matter howsaved ' — "V j" 1 this fwhole state who will work cause there ain't no permanent na- beautiful the flowers may be they left the room with Ithat woman' (Copyright 1928 McNaught Syndicate? Inc) tional politicalmachlne to grab it ar spoiled Each presidential candidate as he of all flowers the Nearly hardy No I never did believe in but cornea along makes a now machine may be planted in the fall and then butWhat? million of his own to take the place 'en- they are all ready to start growth tons! Eight tons?! Just with the candidate's tirely of the old one there was early in the spring Sections where name on them? Ar© you crazy? before aad the new one's th© winters are very severe are an naturally Good-night! odd? Can't rotten and i'couldn't grab a- snow-fiok- exception and there They're all planting is best you realize that on© motor car in blizzard Listen You're deferred till spring platefwith the candidate's name on so rotten The general rule is to plant the You're no good it is worth a hundred million bat-ton- s danger to you're our institutions What? outer edges of the property I tell you this is a motor I'm your first friend? I've given lealve the center open At the and ex car plate campaign" you something to say for your- treme edge of the property line T I'Servic-or selves? certainly sorry I"ll there should be planted a screen of "Ys I'm speaking for Square hang up I'm Accounts Checking right away" shrubbery as a background and in couny No I don't want any where of will this front show Savings Department 4 they 1 ji speakers No I don't care what to the best advantage plant the Interest off the issues are I want money to ONE-MINU- TE flowers Exchange! Foreign haul the voters to the polls Speak Trust Department! The perennial border is notjmade to tle county committee? I've up strictly of perennial flowers Safety Deposit Boxes spoken Speak to tho state combut a should contain Trunk great variety Storage mittee? I've spoken Say I'm of jthings so that it will have mass speaking to you I want money to es of color at all times during the haullth© voters to th© polls Do I REAL BEAUTY XNT OLDER growing season Bulbs are needed get it? Oh very well Suit your FACES A SPECIALIST SAYS fot early spring a variety of per self 1 Run it your own way Only Dollars will grow like crops in a ennials for later bolom and in mid don t blame me I've told you" NEA summer Service are the annuals By indispen 1 to make gay masses of color "6t all the bunches of amateurs XTATALIE THURSTON beauty sable i true measure of the success that fever ran a presidential cammaintains that fulThe specialist border that it shall have good is this the paign "Fascinating Forty'lias advantages masses of iscolor prize package" over "Sweet Sixteen" if the older throughout all of "Have you put my name on that woman takes the care of her per- ths season This is not an easy harvest time for the farmer door lor have you not?" thing to do and it is well worth sonal grooming that she should THIS isseed careful study There are two "Who authorized him' to go out time for the depositor "Blushing youth has no advan- your bobks found in many of the public and hold meetings? What you say? tages over blushed out maturity you: "Stu He's jholding them on his own re- Miss Thurston stated Steady saving at a reliable iBank will Tf you libirarles that will help by Arthur sponsibility? You can't stop him doubt It hire yourself a front row dies In Gardening" bring its golden harvest in good time and "Color Schemes for from! speaking? Why not? I tell table at any smart night club and This institution stands ready- j to co you f he speaks around here we're see who rates the masculine atten- - the Flower Garden" by Gertrude Jekyell lost I'm just telling you Yes operate That'll all I'm just telling you" wfm 4 ' i M 1 rfational Men and Affairs FLOWER I TALKS j 1 tjv rf : ffeI - S?i - - 'S INTERVIEWS SAVINGS ACCOUNT -- Clut-tom-Bro- ck - s Sqawkopolis speaking Say! Has our candidate gone and lost his wfits absolutely? What dd he mean? by slamming the VPterans of the Spanish war? He did too It couldn t have any other interpretaxes ne did slam them- - I tlon ten y ou If he can't do any better than Ithat he'd better shut uo al- toget her He thinks of never mak ing another speech again? That's rme ji Congratulate him from me If hefll just say nothing from now on 'prhapa we can elect him" "Let ro© tell you something No national committed ever elected anybody to be president but lots of national committees have kept their jjman out of the White House Think: that one over" "ai I want to know Is who sent that man Into my territory Yes it's territory I was told I couldryrun It It's mine I won't! have him around What just do I think a national committee is for? I'll ttll you what a national ja for It's to butt in everywhere and clutter up everything!! Yes that's what I bff? Say If I felt any colder to yoU than I do now you'd need a trip tip Panama" "Af en't you ever to do anything In this campaign? We've been waiting to hear from you We're all se to go Nothing stirring Are you sound asleep Let's hear from ycu Give us the word What is it? Well how do you expect start if you never do anycom-hiit- said-Co- te ol I! any-things- to thing !p "She's Just too Nsweet for anything! Only people don't like her Funny isn't it? I just adore her Therms just something' or other aboutfi her that antagonizes The wholtown is off just because of her Ipouldn't you just issue a little statement saying the committee iiij not behind her? I woubi't hurt her feelings for the world I only jjtpean something tactful you knowf i I should think the chairman Of the committee would know how to do it What's ha for? All I'm asking you to "do is to get rid of the wrong2 woman and get the right woman without hurting anybody's feelings at all Well I think he's a great big coward" "Does the colored vote come un der the colored vote or under the woman vote? Who has charge of 1 See us and you will receive jprompt and courteous attention from one of our officers: We want you as a j depositor you will want us as your Bankers j Meet-u- s What Will do :3 todayl ' j f :: i ' : i NATIONAL B ANK OF COMMERCE J OGDEN UTAH NATALIE THURSTON tlon Sweet Sixteen may win th© But when It dancing marathon comes to picking the woman men love to look at Fascinating Forty gets the breaks "In my opinion there are more outstanding beauties between 30 and 40 than among girls under 21 Ethel Barrymore Gloria Swanson Mary Plckford the Tajmadge And th© Gish sisters all famous for feminine perfection are well over 25 Ir-'- s ' - ' 't "slS£3"'"'l ( 'Safety First ' ' I ' U Childreh Ciy for It There is hardly a- household that hasn't heard of Castoria! At least five million homes are never without it If there are children in yewur ' family there's almost daily need of its comfort And any night may find you very thankful there's a bottle in the house Just a few drops and that colic or constipaIs tion relieved or diarrhea checked A vegetable product a baby remedy meant for young fblks Castorla is about the only thing you have ever heard doctors adyise giving to infanta Stronger meidicines are dangerous to a' tiny baby however harmless they may be to grown-up- s Good old Cas torla! Remember the name And remember to buy It It may spare you a sleepless anxious night It Is always ready always safe to use In ' emergencies or for ailments Any hour ol theeveryday day or night tht Baby becomes fretful or restless Castoria was never moire popular with mothers than It is today Every druggist has it — 1— - "After all a face Is but the mirror of a mind The average woman does not begin to live until she is 30 After that exnerience nlna the perfected cosmetics of this 'era 0 gives her a advantage over yonth But the older woman must remember to make the most of her advantage She really needs to be more careful of her grooming than the younger girl In her first blush of youth" 60-4- v PERSEVERANCE BELTS Perseverance must be one of the prominent traits of the ambitious writer says Blanch© Waltrip Rose in the September Writer's Monthly (Springfield Mass) She is quotnoted poet ing Carl Sandburg Puzzle pointers clues market tins and other features of the issue should prove of aid to writers LONG LONG DISTANCE LONDON —A telephone conver- sation frtim London to Java was successfully made recently by L S Amery secretary of the Dominions and his Major W Ormsby-Gor- e The distance be tween the two points is 7000 miles under-socretar- y' : Special Excursions fill ROUNDTRIP T AtjJ COACH FARES $3000 3000 3925 4130 4430 "" Sept 15th and 16th ROUND TRIP GOOD IN SLEEPERS (Pullman Fare$ Extra) OMAHA KANSAS CITY ST LOUIS CHICAGO t3714 4394 i i MEMPHIS r 10 October Limit Rtorn For turther detain call Ticket I'M "Of fleets Telephonee: Main 740 and! 2500 1 &224 B507 5885 f ' -- UNION PACIFIC "The Overlarrd II WMVV' I V if V 1 M 2 |