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NEW ADDITION STANDARD-EXAMINE- SIDEWALKS IN YOSEMITE PARK IS COMPLETED j ii Students In Five Points c::i Will Occupy Building Monday The new addition to the Lincoln school at Five Points has been completed and the students will occupy the rooms when school starts Mqnday Superintendent W KarJ Hopkins announced yesterdav Ten class rooms and an auditorium was added to the bulldinR and the present structure was eom pletely remodeled and a new heatThe work ing system installed was completed at a cost of close to $70000 The construction work was done by K J Isakson and th heating by K Backman and non At a meeting of the board of education Friday evening the bond of E J Isakson amounting to $50000 for work to be done on the Washington school was accepted The job will consist of an auditorium and a gymnasium and will cost in the neighborhood of 0 The Utah Plumbing and Heating company has received the plumbing contract Miss Maybelle Fleming was appointed as temporary principal until November 1 at the Lorin Farr school in the place of Miss Josephwas granted a ine Seaman-whleave of absence due to a eerioua illness $73-00- o 4 Floor of Valley Is Now Bus£ Mountain lA' fM ' Village BY CARL G BENJAMIN Special )rV:r " liWV1VvArirJrtvt3 fftry Is Of Europe -- Births reported during the week to the city health department were: John and Margareth Green Ophelkens 2315 C avenue girl Leo Land Louisa E Miller Williams Dee hospital boy Heber J and Grace ' C Call Webb Dee hospital boy William II and Edna Gelger Jory 3221 Jefferson avenue girl Joseph N and 'Lillian Coley Jonas street boy - Ernest102JEVSeventeenth and Zina C Chlarson Langford 3249 Orchard avenue boy L0CKW00D NOW AT EL MONTE Charles Lockwood who with his orchestra has enjoyed a successful season at Lagoon will play at El Monte Springs during the coming year The canyon resort opened negotiations for his orchestra at the close of the season at Lagoon and Mr Lockwood said he will mediately take charge of El Monte "It seems good td be bick among my friends" said Mr Lockwood "and I am glad to be here rather than In the east" Previous to coming to Ogden Mr Lockwood conducted the or chestra in the larger resorts of Chicago Denver St Louis Omaha Bioux Falls and other eastern cit- -- ies ' WOMEN AND GIRLS Remedy Try This Simple of women and Thousands girls who suffer from headaches backache pain and nervousness have proven to themselves that SEDre-A IfEX gives prompt and certain lief from these distressing conditions If youl are subject to distress step into your nearest drug store and ask for a 25c package iof SED A REX tablets take them according to directions and notice how quickly you will be relieved of rain tense nerves will relax and you will almost Immediately enjoy SED A normal physical comfort REX is being used and recommended by physicians and dentists the country over not only for its rapid relief of pain but because in addition it acts as a tonic and Is absolutely safe SED A REX is not habit forming in the slightest degree and contains no narcotics So confident are the manufacturers of SED A REX that It will relieve your pains and tone up your system that tiiey authorize all responsible druggists to promptly refund the full not 'entirepurchase price If it is this test — Make ly satisfactory Advertisement FREE Proof Tf you have Epilepsy Falling: Sickness or Convulsions — no matter how bad-w- rite me today without fail Attacks NO stopped over night in many-caseNARCOTICS— no harmful drugs Satisfaction or money back M SIMPSON 2292 W 44th St DR CLEVELAND OHIO s The ly The floor fof the ralley is no longer a quiet spot where one can go to commune with nature but during the Ijeight of the tourist season it isa busy mountain village with fi network ' of paved streets and the conveniences of a city — though? with still emough room for thousands of campers i Premier Record Holder Is Inveterate Cigaret Smoker Formerly Consuming as Many as Eighty Each Day Habit Brought On Nicotine Poisoning and He Has Reduced Daily AUTOS BANNED -- BIRTHS of r YOSEMIT$ Calif Sept 8— Nature lovers vhoi have enjoyed the quietude and grandeur of Yoseinite national park especially those whose Memories go back a decade or two—before the remote spots of natural beauty were contaminated with hot dog stands motor camp grounds and filling stations — may be startled to learn that sidewalks are being laid In Yosemite Such la the case and: It seems a natural development! to those who have watched the growth of this tourist center to a point where about a half million people visit it annual This BUDerimoosed chatograDh of a longhorn steer of the last gen eration over that of a modern animal shows graphically to what extent the American livestock industry has progressed It was made by the bureau of animal Industry of the U S department of agriculture The comparatively small scrawny tough animal has been replaced by the J larger fleshy and fatty beef of today 'Sphinx Correspondent Standard-Examine- sidewalks With the the national! park service empha sizes its divergence in policy from buildings-o- Ration to About Twenty f SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 9 1928 R that of the Canadian government which recently issued a decree banning automobiles from Glacier and park along with lunch counters subother evidences of urban and urban life Tourists who loved Yosemite In the old days probably will remark that subdivisions will be the next development and it might surprise them to know that sub divisions have actmiiy been laid out within the park streets having been surveyed sections zoned for business or residence districts and other plans made on the same am bitious scale that new residential cities have been laid out In other parts of California All such schemes have been suc cessfully discouraged by the park management thus far however and t' is doubtful If any will materlal-z- e They have been planned on private homes within the park area These private homes are decreasng constantly as the national park service through considerable persuasive efforts succeeds in pur chasing them The building of paved streets and sidewalks however is not so deplorable as it sounds They are being constructed only on the floor of the valley which contains only eight square miles of a total area of 1100 square miles within the park as a whole that he made the acquaintance 8-- I 'm m ek- mm inn y are-sho- Vvj?V '?At Barbers and Drugritts CHicHimRSIPS Lsdlr! 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SEihl pr j j Dr W C Swanson Chiropodist AV G Greenwell Chiropodist DENVER dOLORADO SPRINGS PUEBLO Visit r r v m It The New Foot Ailments Visit FOB GIRLS IS HAI- R- I GAS RANGEi j et BOARDING SCHOOL TOP! j Only two automobile roads pene trate the upper regions of the moun tainous park and from these highways visitors can quickly plunge nto virgin forest or chapparal and become lost to civilization One can travel on the trails of this higher country during the height of the tourist season and see lewer hardy hikers or fishermen than he sees startled duck or doei One consider able section of the park contains no trails and remains impenetrable It has been set aside in perpetuity as an outdoor museum where plant and animal life can thrive or die in accordance with nature's law of the survival of the fittest without in terference from man The policy of the national park service is to make Yosemite a vaca His The Logical FALLING 1 r j self-effaci- 101POINTS ONLY TWO ROADS Bldg k ! : of the league 0f nations which put the great Hungarian statesman Hungary on itp feet fourth his the finan Count Tisza who recognized his work in political talents and conservatism cial and ecoriomie integrity of Hun- s and later gave him the chance that gary Admiral nominally eventually was to lead to his beAlthough coming: prime minister Horthy as rjegent outranks Count A visit to Count Bethlen's mod- Bethlen the prime minister is tne est home in Budapest reveals a real power of the counthy Horthy man of small stature of high al- guards the golden throne of flun tion spot available to persons of most intellectual forehead deep-s- gary whije pethlen is the keeper all means and the building of the eyes dark mustache and scant of the consecrated crown or fct sidewalks in the valley is merely hirsute covering He is 54 years Stephen ilufigary's first king and a concession to pedestrians in the old but looks many years younger patron saint J By an intensive poi little a which has become valley He greets the visitor with polite icy of centralization Count itetnien forv visitors to this headquarters of gov formality an4 then takes refuge has Kathered? all the strings natural wonderland Vast in his taciturnity His answers to ernment Intcj his own hands it is great areas in rethe in the Sierras park and domestic the and often vague he who dtites questions main uncrowded for those whd Hungary's chief executive is very foreign pjollqy of Hungary Admi wish to make the effort to get next fond of music singing and dancing ril Harthy is little more than but gets little leisure from his symbol of Hungary's monarchial to nature multiform! official duties to devote Institutions rhieh one day may—be to these pastimes restored if the people cnoose a This year's Royal Academy conmove however which would re misana statesman FAVORITE BOOKS Hungarian thai-htains exhibits executed by 21 Lon e the great pow don teachers possesses many and writes fluent quire the sanction of He thrope But states of ers succession and human qualifications and kindly French speaks trje German Italian and Engvirtue is attested by the select few lish! in addition to his native Hun QUElSTtOX CUSTODIAN who enjoy his confidence Although garian favorite books are in As one of i the custodians of St he appears to lack warmth and af- the realm of history and political Stephen's' crdwh and sceptre Pre SMALL fability his friends declare he is science He Is a member of the Re mier Betjileri was asked is he be men and possesses formed Calvinlst church and ' at- lieved It ljlkely Hungary would soon the kindest of a marked sense of humor GROCERY STORE He Is a tends services regularly itself as a kingdom OF SLIGHT BUILD great lover of animals especially "In the face iof all the acute finan With Living Rooms Of slight build elongated lean dogsj and horses y cial and ecfnomlc problems we d Count Bethlen finds banquets en have" he replied "the question 'of face unobtrusive personality IDEAL LOCATION shyness and somewhat asr tertainments and social functions the restoration bf the king Is really cetic mien Count Bethlen gives the burdensome and tedious He pre- secondary For many years we Will sell or rent very impression of an obscure govern- fers fthe repose and seclusion of his must demote alt our time and en reasonable to! rdconstruction ment official rather than a prime home where occasionally he insubordi minister and jnember of one of the vites his few intimate friends for nating dyinasic and political issues MR SWARTZ S proudest and most aristocratic uinnei or it game oi Driage nis When the appropiate time comes 3030 Washington families in Hungary He is neith- wife who was Countess Marguerite the people of Hungary Will be free Phone 649-er a brilliant speaker nor an ac- Teleki the premier's second cou complished writer His strength sin not only is a charming hostess lies in his genius for organization but a brilliant writer of poetry and eign tradtioiis pf the past" hard work and concentration 'Al- fiction Count Bethlen's son An though he has sat regularly in par drew who is just past 27 recent liament for twenty years his voice ly returned from several years' has seldom been heard in debate stay in New York where he learned Yet he is known throughout Hun the banking business Count Beth gary for his extraordinary ability len himself visited the United States to manipulate parliament to his in ions remaining more man a own ends when a critical govern- year studying conditions Another son is a champion athlete holding ment issue is at stake d Count Bethlen possesses none of his country's record in the the polish and finesse of the train dash Count Bethlen was born in Cor- ed diplomat or profeslonal politician He deals In plain facts and nestl Transylvania October 8 1874 logic But he possesses an uncanny He was educated in Vienna and courses in law and agricul ability of Investing hia parliamen took of Budapest tary utterances with a double and ture at the University even a triple Interpretation His At the age of 27 he was elected a j ambiguous declarations are one of member of parliament remaining in the national assembly until the the standing jokes of Hungary COUNTRY HAS FAITH Hapsburg monarchy collapsed in The couptry has faith ip Count 1918 The only honor he has never Bethlen because of his unquestionaccepted from the government Is a privy councilorshlp which was ed integrity patriotism and Science and Orthopedic Doctors now tell us character He is a poor conferred upon him during the that we should wear a flexible arch next to our man Rather than become a Ru- war Until he became premier in manian citizen he gave up all his 1921 he had never held ministerial j Flexible Feet After the revolutionary extensive estates in Transylvania in office 1918-19 Of the Bolshe the Rumanian land reform law regime in His own country wanted to com- vist leader Bela Kun Count Beth pensate him by giving him a cas- len organized tle In Hungary but he refused as forces in Vienna and helped over he has refused almost every other throw the Moscow-fostere- d govern Siippprt the arch because they are built the honor his country has offered him ment in Budapest RESPECTED HIGHLY The founder of modern Hun shape of the normal foot and the flexible arch By the people of his country gary has few indulgences and only one or two hobbies He is an in- Count Bethlen is regarded as the allows free movement of all the structures of veterate cigaret smoker formerly creator of modern Hungary "Al the foot consuming as many as 80 a day though his extreme reticence and ' ' a About 18 months ago this habit detachment prevent his being FOR he on is nicotine by respected brought poisoning popular figure which almost caused his death He all classes even his political adver A summary of the prin —has since reduced his dally ration saries to about 20 cipal achievements of the prime term of office Among his pastimes hunting and minister's seven-yea- r He would Include first hia overthrow shooting "are the favorites spends all his vacations and holi of the communist government in days on his estate and those of his Hungary second his winning back "205 He Is also from Austria of a part of the Berg friends in Hungary Phone fond of tennis golf and horseback enlana third obtaining a recon1st Nat Bank riding It was on a horseback ride struction loan of $55000000 from 463 By JAMICS D MILLS BUDAPEST Hungary Sept (AP) — Count Stephen Bethlen the prime minister of Hungary holds the European record among statesmen for continuous service as premier havingr just completed his seventh year as chief executive of the kingless Magyar state on the Danube His record in this respect is the more remarkabe when it is remembered that this landed aristocrat of Transylvania held no previous government portfolio and had no prior executive training Known as the "Sphinx of Europe" Count Bethlen has made "silence" the keystone of his labors as the architect and builder of postwar Hungar His amazing tacialmost morbid aloofand turnity ness from his fellowmen have caused some of his critics to call the - A GOOD FLACEyTO TRADE 10 POINTS j Atwater kem RADIO i - Vt : I delightful trip to the Heart of the Rockies! 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