Show TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 2 1928 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R 1 ' tural states are full of accom- Warren and His Bride OA - : "jDad Gimllii comment on the young westerner "Walter Jolinson 20 from Weleer Ida JImson ehut cut the New York Americans for creat three successive days and hi with pitching ing Snow fell at Montello Nev One hundred and four car of fruit have been shipped east from Cgden and vicinity this season William Benjamin Everett aged of Bountiful was killed when he jumped off a' vegetable wagon and was run over by a rear wntel 6 Ida — William Baker Pocatello was killed when he attempted to catch a train ride and fell be twten the cars in the yards George Carey Inspector for the D & R G railroad went duck hunt-ind returned with some mud- bens which he proudly distributed smong his friends Incidentally an explosion blew off the end of his shotgua and twisted the barrel Into n t - iXx " 8 rs Jb£LBA v : plished ticket-splitteThey're proud of it too Few political observers will be surprised this year ' if Minnesota for instance elects - T senator and a Re a Farmer-Labo- r publican governor and casts ita presidential vote for a Democrat Wisconsin will elect progressive TO Bob La Follette as senator a con NORTHWEST IS ADDED XtS J?X for governor probably a "XhxX( Z-DOUBTFUL BORDER TERRI- servative ' SocialistX" congressman and perDemocratic scouts in North DaX X 7":i j TORY AS ELECTION NEARS X on top of that go for Smith kota have haps that Maddock's " —the list virtually i" ' H X- If represents jump to predicted the Democratic ticket r--By RODNEY DUTCHETt x-- I vx four parties would carry the state for Smith in Kill! Service Writer November but that doesn't follow 2— The WASHINGTON Oct regarded as Discretion further Maddock-iprevents past month! has seen an in suggestions and is expected to campaign for about such what creasing tendency in the campaign do Smith is the big fcmith but Frailer and Nye prefer to put most of the northwest into states may 's in mark them In Hoover and have said so question the "doubtful" state class along none of them canallhisof victory may personal popularity or with the border states and the east defeat considered certain swing many votes to smith but Farmer discontent and the un- althoughyethisbe chances no the voters who will decide the descertain amount of political revolt means equally bright arein byeach tiny of the state's electoral rote which it has bred are the backare going to vote for president 47 electoral votes have They bone of the" theory that Smith has without regard to any other contest Your correspondent hastens on That's the a chance' to win such states as Minway they do and this nesota the Dakotas Montana and to review the unusually peculiar year no candidate's fate Is bound in which situation exists North up with another's Nebraska and It has been thought affords an 'excellent that Wisconsin was more likely to Dakota and f?-''? W of the kind of thing that go for Smith than any of the rest example Maddock is a farmer with a long can happen in states where the Senators from these states have toket-splittercareer during part of legislative s or independents which admitted privately that the result a floor leader His hetwaj definite balance a hold of power admiration for Smith and dislike in eome of them hung on the farm relief declarations of the candi- The facts have not been widely for Hoover would not have per dates Smith was acquainted with printed suaded him to bolt had hp not been Governor Walter Maddock Re- assured of powerful support this fact when he devised his from Omaha speech The speech has publican recently announced his the Shafer against candidacy to succeed himself on leader of the unquestionably Voting strenghened the politicians the Democratic ticket! The duly association7 theIndependentSmith but not even conservative wing know whether it will switch any nominated Democrat withdrew to of North Dakota politics Thor- make way for him The normal stein Thoresen state tax commis state's electoral vote Democratic vote in North 'Dakota sioner ran against Shafer for the I' is about 20000 though Davis had Republican nomination and besee The Democrats hope In the n only 14000 of someT200000 cast lieves he lost because Maddock fact that none of these six Minnesota North and in 1924 Thus Maddock if he is to didn't support him but that is exvote pected to be patched up as ThoreSouth Dakota Montana and Ne- win apparently will find histicket-splitte80 cent of — "per composed sen doubtless wants to keep his are braska moted for their politiIn fact they are cal regularity present job One is also surprised to learn more notorious than any other Maddock became governor about their lack of it that Senators Frazier and Nye jf month ago when Governor Sorlie group of states-fo- r The solid south elects Demo- Republicans will in all probability died Both and crats for1 all joff ices The New Eng- support Maddock for his govern- Democrats put pressure on him to land states 'Pennsylvania Illinois orship against his Republican op- run as a Democrat and beat Shafer and various other etates ponent George Shafer At this the conservative bitter foe of Nye Here's Hoscoe F Warren best dressed man among Kansas City's Michigan almost invariably go Republican writing some North snd Frazier In a popular vote to Dakotans say Shafer appears to elect delegates to the Republican 500000 who 13 under sentence to hang and his old bride Miss from the top! of the slate down convention Maddock But thoseLsix doubtful agricui- - have a slight edge on Maddock' national Dorothy DeCrof whom he married while his plea for a new trial was pending He gotthe trial — and the Jury changed the yerdlct from lu years to hanging v a figure " Nye-Traxi- er "FTTF 'Tears Ago From Our Files 18 But the support Is very likely to put him over One also hears that Frazier will be at least tacitly supported by Maddock while F F Burchard the Democratic senatorial nominee who is accountant of the State Mill and so right under Governor Mad dock will refrain from pur lie protest - -- s pro-Smi- th Mad-dock- rty Duck shooting was not very roo4 opening day Traveling Freight Agent P H Cook of the and Harriman lines W H Williams Wil-lard Mayor Brewer returned from bay All they brought (back vers soma birds that were slightly that they said they "Overripe fwund along the shore Mrs T D Kyan won seven first prizes fori bread cake and rolls at the fair exhibit When Judges at the fair began to cut and taste the cookery display crowds gathered around and consumed the entire exhibit before the owners could rescue their delicious offerings" The University of Utah' will play the Ogden High school football team at the fair grounds at 10:30 tomorrow fleet reaches Manila Shoro leave is granted only to ofThe S T7 ficers J Earling of the Milwaukee & St Paul rail- President A Chicago road escorted by Superintendents Manson and Whitney inspected the Lucln cutoff TEACHER MARRIES MAN 77 YEARS OLD PHILADELPHIA Oct (AP) New York school teacher became the bride of a New 5Tork minister and —A the father of 'nine children in this city Non-Partisa- - 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Lux Xoilet Soap r i IB V a lovely skin IOVE andare so close to- Clara Bow they gether! Paramount well-know- ''" '' r Joan Crawford " Metro-Goldwyn-Iila- ycr How wholly the screen star wins you when the shows the fascination of her soft smooth skin Directors insist oh close-u- p :KirVy'' an-unhol- t I ' skin under the perfect close-u- f Don't worry about my dragging you into it And don't tell Dot Faxon's crowd" Dolly turned wide eyes on iher "Why Sib!" she reproached gently "don't you know you can trust me? I'm awfully fond of Val — really Wild horses couldn't drag :a word out tif me I'll run along! now Y6u and Mrs Moore will want to be making arrange ments Valerie will thank- - you some day for this" ' Dolly winked back surprising tears and powdered her no$e resolutely "You're "Goodbye" she said good kids — both of you" My dear" said Mabel when she had gone "the "girl's been in a Jam herself And Tom Weston raised the devil It's plain as the nose on your face Did you ever know a girl to give herself away so? "I'll bet Tom had her on her knees It'a a wonder to me he ever took her back But he put the fear of God in her sure as you live That's why she wants to save Val She's been through the mill herself ' wivesl "Say these modern h What's become of good ioned morality? They make happiness their god No wonder they are discontented The blind fools!" Sybil sighed "It's a- dizzy world Mab Have you seen Tom Weston lately? Old before his time Grayer than his father Lines like scars Poor Tommy If a fool woman can hurt a man that much then Mab I'm It"Through the frosty night they drove like mad going to bring Val home again" "its like the movies giggled Coogin's on the post road Is a Mabel snugging- warmly against nefarious place Blatant as a cir her husband's shoulder 'Sib the cus y of crim- virtuous sister starririg Val's the It the son booths men and girls made Ingenue lead and you're the hero love Under a red and green striped Jackie rescuing the innocent in- awning an orchestral made strident genue from'the villain at Googin's" noise And In the little epace between rows of painted Presently they were there booths couples danced and laughed Standing in ' the doorway Life and continued to make love and love surged by staggering Valerie raised her glass and sometimes as they p4ssed Youth smiled provocatively into the flush In youth's arms Ahd youth in ed face so close to her own age's embrace Pretty "Here's to the movies" she cried cheeks against heavy jowlsrouged and ' and fame!" the corrugated-skiof old dancing ' The Their glasses clicked y fools busi "To Valerie West" he responded ness of having a good time gravely "on the billboards!" Sybil's' glance embraced the che dimpled demurely great dining room "I always did think" she ad"There they 'are — over in the mitted "that I have a nice eu- corner booth ' Val'a facing us pow phonious name — effective you dering her nose" know for posters and electric Like a flash she had left them lights The girls at school used to A slim little figure in a plaid sport say it sounded exactly like a movie skirt and beaver jacquette thread star's And I don't mean to brag ing her way between! the dancers But honestly I do take the best "Sybil! What t &rd you doing pictures They flatter me out- nere?" Valerie swayed a pit unsteadily rageously Everyone Bays I photograph like Billy Dove" Clutching the table cloth dragging "My dear" he protested "you'll ine enma perilously make poor Billy look like a "God Almighty" washout" "God Almight!" "Oh Darl! You adorable glatter-er- " The man with het was on his And then staring speculativefaet White asdeatlfc Facing Sybil ly into her empty glass —"You across the empty glasses and the know Darl they say blond beauty stained linen The words were cornfades soonest and I don't think so from dry lips choked from a — do you? I thing it all depends on ing palsied throdt — the woman herself "WHERE DID YOU GOME I "Dolly Weston's betn running FROM?" round for years and still looks she Be (To Continued) like a china doll- - An3 there's rrry (The man with Valerie? Drama sister-in-laSybil She is awfully and tragedy in the startling chap dark and she's been through a icr aMcaa) Relief! you see on the screen are cared for by A' "Ginger ale sweet?" "Just a little Did you love her Darl?" "Sure did honey"1 Valerie pouted U think you're horrid "Well you asked me" 'fBut you don't love her any : more?" "I'll say I don'T She walked out on me sweet- I'm off her for life I hope she has lumps In her mashed potatoes" ' "Oh Darl don't joke Tell me about her" "That's all there is lold dear The n righteous Sybil smelled my breath one night and left me flat- - Most outrageous thing ever happened to a man" He reached for her Jglass and his fingers found her wrist Dull red suffused his face and his eyes burned with fire "Val i never r wanted a woman so much In 'all my life" "How about- - Sybil ' "The devil with Sybil: A girl in a crim?on skating' suit pelted cotton enowbaljls A girl in pink tarlatan kicked and' whirled And a girl in a rush skirt' shimmied Waiters hurried about depositing small bottljes of rank liquor under folded napkins Ten o'clock "Eleven o'clock The place was wild and noisy The girl in the rush skirt kissed bald heads impartiallyThe girl in tarlatan was soaking wet and swearing roundly Someone had ducked herein the iridescent fountain Sybil and the Moores had driven from Boston directly to the Ram-sey- s in New Haven Briefly Sybil Introduced herself to Valerie's hostess A plump creature swathed in satin dripping monkey fur hennaed and facialed and plucked A matron ot glib phrases "Poor Val!" she eiclalmed vol-ub"We actually i rove her out this evening1 To Gaogin's — such a jolly place Mr Ramsey had a We were all breastly headache going but the very hrt minute — " An expression of conventional concern succeeded Mrs Ramsey's fixed smile "Nothing's wrong at T home I hope?" Sybil chuckled maliciously "Oh no —we're just giving Val a little surprise party- She J will 'be surprised won't she Mrs Ramsey? Of course you'll phone and have her paged But we'll drive fast— and perhaps we'll get there first Mrs Ramsey elevated her tweak ed brows Flushed Spoplectlcally But Sybil had flown "A little speed Jatak! Step on : GAS£S-KAUSf- fae lovely cq O ofo £y ELEANOR EARLY But there are times whole lot you'd swear she wasn't a day over 20' s"I know & girl named Sybil once" he interrupted "Whenever I think of her her I take another p cruel lights There are in Hollywood 433 actresses doing impor- tant Janet Gaynotf Fox Films' X including all stars 417 of these use Lux Toilet Soap White delicately fragrant luxurious! Billie Dove Tirst National work WJJ I I'M' - J S ' Bcbe Daniels Lois Morart' Fox Films Paramount' - -- sr X : ""''- I" - V ? Ssv-- - : V 4 tf 5i FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS Marion Daries Rene Adoree 1 Metro-Gol- d wyn-May- Corinne GrlfStli First National Mary Brian Eleanor Boardman Metro-Goldwyn-Ma- er Paramount yet i - " J j V ?rr 'x I i tN:w ' V : it fcO J Vera Reynolds Phyllis Haver rathe De Mille Jf?? Aft 1 semi-privac- ' I ' 4 Anna Dorothy Mackaili TMay McAroy Warner Brothers r : " t" 7 '' - x ' 4 - n r ' ' Xi r I r " X X- - z'-J- V Tragi-comed- X -- - s J Esther Ralstoa Greta Nisea Aileen Pringle Paramount er j 4 J "5 - 4 TX XX XX' Mae Murray 'A £TEEr DOLLAR-A-CAK- E V vV Ar - r- toulse Brooks Tllary Astor Paramount X - LUXURY OF FRENCH SOAP V V" V rr tV XrnH7— 1 fir JK aiwit amfHB-9- -- -- 'Jr B v x First National All the great film studios have made it the official soap in their dressing rooms - 1 i f H i n V O Xf 1 l NUssoa - e Metro-Goldwya-May- 0- - F B FirstNationai' - w 'S V7f - - r I V 1 - the-doubl- J - " 11 ' sight Recently de Bremont entered a local barber shop for a shamThe barber poo and massage was using an electric vibrator when his ' customer suddenly sprang from the chair crying "I can see! I can see!" It is now believed that a blood-clo- t broken by the vibrator was the cause of de Bremonfs ns rs -- old-fas- No Charge for Consultation ' Non-Partisa- back ly BIGELOW HOTEL Office Hours: CHENDLLE TRIM Chenille bows in what Paris cans jenny pintt are mo sole t decoration of a svelte evening t gown in a slightly lighter shade i of satin er to bring - - Coming to Ogden VIBRATOR CUBES BLINDNESS By NEA Service PASSAIC N J — Blindness ov ertook Leo G de Bremont last May Efforts of medical author- - anti-Hoov- - Edith They are the former Valerie might cause him Myer who lived with her widowed STOW GO ON WITH THE mother in Godeffroys N Y and STORY the Rev Jeremiah W Tamblyn New York City pastor of the Free Methodist church CHAPTER XXXV Mr Tamblyn's first wife- died Sybil became amenable Suddenly about a year ago One of his sons "All right Dollj'" ehe said "I J D Tamblyn ia secretary of the won't tell Tad And if Jack will New York chamber of commerce drive us I'll go down to New Haven tonight Thanks for telling me about it Doll You meant well I guess Perhaps it's for the best I'll see what I can do anyhow Ml&s ities failed "s-s- states--Wlsconsl- on the had been "high man among nine candidates and was chairman of the state delegation He has been con sistently North Dakota voted for' Wilson in 1916 From 1907 to 1913 it bad a Democratic governor John beBurke Since the came a factor Democrats in the league run as Republicans when they feel the urge for office " V 'T:-- " Sue Carol |