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Member of The Associated Press United Press Consolidated Press NEA Service and A 8 C The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of any news credited to It not other wise credited in this paper and also the locaLnews published herein -- Call 252 for All Department PRESIDENT GRANT AND WHISPERING Utah It seems has Jiad its whispering campaign this fall but It Is unlikely the whispering will be as prevalent frqm now until election day in view of the frank and timely utterances made by President Ileber J Grant of the L D S ' church From the platform f the Salt Lake tabernacle on Friday before a huge conference congregation the church leadei said: It has been whispered around frequently land I hear the murmur now jthat the presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ standing atj the head and holding the priesthood desire this man or that man or ther other man elected to office The presidency of the church allow ever- man woman and child so far as they are con-- cerned that is old enough to voter to vote according to his or her own! conscience But we do appeal to all men and women also realizing the responsibility- resting upon them to seek pod pur Heavenly Father to guide' them politically as well als religiously and to stand for right and for those - things that are for the good of nation this President Grant has done a fine service for the church for both parties and for the electorate of the state in speaking out! Plainly and forcefully i - i j TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR GAME OF LIFE On the blackboard In the lobby of the Weber gymnasium are "ten commandments of sport" drawn up by Hugh Fullerton They appealed Jto P C Van Buren gymnasium dt rector and he posted them con epicuously- - The "commandments" " ' are as follows: "Thou shalt not quit '""Thou shalt not alibi ' "Thou shalt not gloat over win- ' ' : ' ''Today STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 7 1928 R Willie! Are You Paying Strict Attention to Your Lessons? S3 MANY- HAPPY RETURNS THE BIGGER THE BETTER WIVES OF CONVENIENCE 11IG UOYS AND GIRLS - M NHAT IS THE' By ROE FULKERSON F V ' V ' i-- — 1TJELL do I stand approved?" asked the Flapper as she pirouetted In the door of the dining room where the family assembled' for Sunday By ARTHUR BRISBANE Copyright 1928 by the SLar Coi President Coolidge and his wife' celebrated the twenty-thir- d annl-versary of their wedding For thq tir&t time their son John now working for a railroad waa not at home The nation wishes them nanyi more anniversaries with) thanks to the president for yoodl l ard work and much tomionS stnse at atjificult time in the cOun-- f try's history and thanms to Mrs Codlidge for taking care of the? rresident and representing Amen-can women so admirably in the 1 White house I morning breakfasL "t feel that I am the ant's antlers and the caterpll-ler'- s chin whiskers When I designed this costume of autumn brown I had In mind the sepia and yellows of October leaves with the blue sky my own laughing blue' eyes representing the sky of course!"! "Your dress is more attractive than jyour conversation" remarked v jjatner reprovingly Crack!" answered the Flapper "that was the sound nf a heart in my bosom ! I: fondly believed I bad a line of chatter like a link-linbrook ! Not a country brook you understand but a sophisticated brook laughing its way through a city park ! Now Father has damned ' i N i g 1 In Britain the stream!" ' the Ani?lo-reria- rt and Dutch Shell Oil companies aro gradually uniting Wise Britain in-- l tends to build up an oil power strong enough to fight the world and especially Standard Oil j of 1 'America yy:- — y self-satisfacti- : — trails-Atlanti- c j j treat-- ! treat thef i ' red-ho- cooked in alcoholl t s M i ' : - country club swimming pool to stage her act somej he would shake her off the plank into ten feet of water :and dive! overthing her head before -- she came up the second time j "Should your shy ihesltant girt try to get on a street car at nihe o'clock in the morning the galvatlon Army would have to bring her some doughnuts for her luhch for she would still be same corner unless she learned to jab sharp elbows Into fat men's mid- riffs and rush past them into the car while they paused to wheeze and swear at' her ' - y J "What chance would mirh a rfrl hnvto In th tiih Km fnr at laamuuttuie roctspuon The poor thing would go home as hungry as the children of a village parson "Bill Shakespeare or O O Mclntyre or some other great - writer said that 'He who hes tfltfiR ft lriRt find 't'll tell tha tenrlrl that she who hesitates these davs is sunk It's a fasti world-minwith fbot iVor fast drivers and fast workers The girl who hesitates is! siire to J lose' v something" - of-th- e old-fashion- - et at-th- i' National Men and Affairs 20000 thy-self- ' ted well-balanc- ed - 20-0-0- 'I ! : j f f j LUTE r ''' J : i r- REMEDY— MONEY BACK CONTRACT Our internal and external treatment has never failed on several hundred cases Way suffer with ECZEMA when our remedy will clear the cause Call or writ to our office and let us explain our remedy V PARAMOUNT LABORATORY 601 Ezra Thompson Bldg Salt Lake Cityt Uta- h- ed — -- -- - i ECZEMA : one-wheel- X A ? jl :! ! tirii - hs ' i Vi i i 1 ' "She has to decide for hersef and if she goes home to ask mother v about it ft h A fn nut nf ilnrlr anA fimoViAir miti f a Tnln t before she can make up her hesitating mind "It was all right tor those girls to jiesitate They were protected Their actions were protected by chaperons their legs were protected by long skirts their bodies by steel and whalebone corsets their arms by long sleeves and their! heads by long hair! There are no long things about a girl any more! She can't even take a long time ta make up her mind She's got to make it snappy whether it is a mindj ai dress or a line Y x ' - of conversation "She has to learn 'to act speak decide quickly! There Is no time for anything else If she hesitates she gets a broken leg heart of promise or Is married to some guy she hardly kmws and sitting around studying The Care and Feeding of Infants when she would like jto be—"" "I have told you over and over I do not think it modest for a girl to discuss babies" said: Father rising "The modern rfrl doesn't hesitate nhonf ritarrraetno- ilibmin Ihairlnfr f 4 1 nM t ki uieiu bhuci wugueuj jiue r tapper as ne sieit tne room (Copyright 1928 McNaughi Syndicate Tne) ? er " e i - Be-Intoxica- u J i fiEETIflG C I " j Ml " over-estimat- e ! j supervise! foolishly by "When I was young girls of your age were shy retiring modest and not so sure of themselves! I don't care for your egotism or your It makes you seem bold!" k ':(- Y "Oh I am bold! One has to be in these days" laughed the Flapper "If one of those shy hesitant girls of your day with one hand on her palpitating heart nd the other pushing down her already too long skirt were set down In this! present day civilization she would have no more show than a frog in a jfurnace To get anywhere these days a girl's got to be as bold as a flyer and have a line of chatter which flows as freely as an artesian well "To get across the street with her hesitant manner and her multiple petticoats she would have to send a man ahead with a red flag If ehe tried to drive a car hr feet and legs would get tangled in those skirts and the car would clinjb a tree or rip into a traffic jam "If she went out for a drive with a fast working boy of today she would be in the middle of a t needing party before shjs found out he had parked and would be all ginned dp before she learned there was d PAttinc it mwinv srm anything in the oransrel 1uica extent a stray This country some years asroJ horrified to discover that Standard Oil was: worth a thousand million dollars chopped it up Into little ate worth! pieces New the ten times as much as the old mam-- ! j ma' octopus was worth Government should and control business not interfere with its growth ing it as Chinese used to feet of their daughters iu j The Reverend l5r Poling of the' Fith Avenue Marble rolleeiate church in New" York is horrifiedi as he well may befby lacV of mor4 ality aboard some barges in the: Hudson river ' The men are paid too little fore-- : ning TRIBUTES PAID "Thou shalt not be a rotten loser TO HAROLD1 GOFF ing sixteen to live in one cabin! 'i which Is: bad enough "Thou shalt not take unfair ad But there is worse on somes Services will be held today in Salt vantage barges says Reverend Dr Poling "Thou shalt not ask odds thou Lake for Harold Goff for many Wives of convenience are Des-erthe men They' are not real years managing editor art unwilling to give wive3" and two News for a years "Thou shalt not under-estimat-e regent of the! University of Utah ' an opponent nor inat as the reverend doctor Misfortune befell Mr Goff just at says is fearful to contemplate FLOCK TO But what about wives 2r?ntlemert 'Remember the game is the thing the time wheh his outlook seemed of "Fifth avenue eometimcs niarry! to be the brightest He was select-" and that he who thinketh otherwise only to get rid of them shortly In LEGION Is a mucker and no true sports ed as ono of the representative ±aris or Reno? Are thiey not alsoi Booze Situation in Washington D 'wives of convenience? Bootleggers to editors tour as of Europe guests man" Are Numerous Foreign Embassies Add to Com-plexiti-es the Carnegie foundations While' he Americans are - not back "Thou shalt always be ready to was More Arriving Every Hour Less Drunkenness Seen in Congress abroad his wife died What ward physically at least Girls are! give thine opponent the shade should have been a happy home- - taller and stronger than ever And) to General Pershing Due Ceases to Be Popular Among among jou candidates for "Honor the game th'ou playest coming was depressing beyond iresnman crew practicereporting at Cornell! Public Men On Sunday for he who playeth the game measure Mr uon s gner naa a were b ieer tall: m v jeotexuy ': even when physical effect j 'straight and hard wins He contracted good sign SAN ANTONIO Texas Oct ' he loses" Sam Houston would certainly have (AF) — With special trains of le By WLLldASI HARD pneumonia and the illness left him A bodv of srnofi Sixjclal Correspondent of marveled glonnaires converging on San AnThose "commandments'' can be greatly weakened His decline was size about 6 feet Is the r'ght sqrtJ! The Standard-ExaminThis might have happened with- tonio from all directions made to apply to any game of HSe quite rapid out the eighteenth amendment It those in charge of housing today deleIn old days a Napoleon hadtnli WASHINGTON Oct to'It is easy understand how one Harold Goff possessed an excep oe snort if he had been a little! Edwards of New Jersey is is happening under the eighteenth gates to the American Legion conThe tentative opin- vention which opens Monday esamendment who is faithful in observing them tionally splendid character He was taller he would have bem killed Wi quoted as intimating that in the ion of this former soldiers writer that it is caus- timated me or urst tne ouilets that went an senate and house office buildings ed by the fact thatismodern will become known for his "good loved by all !who knew him His be would politics by nightfall heje inch above hl3 head That figure win be swelled toin Washington you can ring "for with telegraph wires and news sportsmanship" The significant was a philosophical and spiritual with arrival of upwards of No wonder Arheridan hnv an what you want and get it This services and bo on goes 24 hours a morrow thing about these rules lies in the nature When friends commented 30 regular and special trains bringmost and to want day people begin hm! The tnn grow nation's girls ealls a up vision of white aproned insight they give to the possibilities upon the way death and illness had is twenty-thre- e that their political col ing delegates thousand million' waiters leaping to answer bells and to be sure EMERGENCY FIELDS for character training provided by crossed his path his comment from aouars leagues are cool and collected and Four emergency landing fields instant Forty-seve- n 'athletics and gymnastics A good a hospital bei was: "Perhaps my appearing instanter with trays of capable at every thousand: would seem to be a balanc had been yprovided in addition to ana eignty-riv- e factories of suds There is a strong exaggera- ed Such "coach or physical director or recrea wife is calling me from the other UI the standing of Old the eightArmy municipal and comsummary uirrerent Kinds turn outifced Tmd tion In the picture' Liquor does Man Rum inof our federal village mercialflying fields to accommo tional supervisor can Inculcate side" ucuj assisted ty 20000 000 farni4 indeed sometimes find itseljf ln the a date the large number of planes now capital right splendid traits into boy's and girls Many fine tributes have been paid drawers-oconvenfor the ffve-da- y desks of certain senthe expected nine-tentlanrs of the ators and more easily and successfully in to Harold Goff and he "deserved produce tio does It representatives icoa products Shiver at that ifi indeed sometimes get there National Command Edward E many instances' than can the day them Pie was one of the new gen jut mciiu through xiionupoiy and a party from Indian Stafford no into carried the being buildings or Sunday school teacher or eration were newspaper editors who senators apolis and expected to head the only by representa1 is a It hat mn tives themselves but even by those country air contingent injto town today prefer to give prominence in the afford to eatrich e twenty-threbillions INTEREST GROWS 1 hey spent last night at Musko day's news to man's accomnlish- - worth of food in a year much ofi guardians and perpetuators of ' an Okla--r gee IN "BLUE GAS" as known tique personal liberty ments rather than to his misdeeds it unfortunately ia wasted J uenerai John It is erroneous howPershing was xnia country after alt its spend-- ! bootleggers ——L to Thief gigantic new airship "Graf due return tomorrow to the fa j ever to as if circulat speak liquor mg for food clothins: aind other scenes : miliar more left behind he PLEASANT ed Gersenate PICTURE and house Zeppelin" just completed in oessiiies has a "social surplus" of through the ten than was when he years ago office in a OF NEXT buildings WAR recognized is DEPARTMENT 'OF COMMERCE called from San Antonio to com thousand inillion dollars more tn many bigger and more luxurious The organized service system OFFERS AID TO RETAILER mand the American than anything ever built before Its You read no doubt kbout the re than: the country needs fot its llv-- 1 status expeditionary of the liquor traffic in the BESET BY CHAIN RIVALS ia wnat builds ud val-- : nig rorces m the world war jiiai arrival in the Untied States will be cent demonstration raid on London Ues savings bank accounts and national capital deserves an analyPUSHES WHEELBARROW sis more accurate—and accordingly ' ' awaited with great interest By RODNEY DUTCIIETl staged by the British air force You uau totreet prices Charles Nigg ofi Mauquoketa Ia more intricate Service" NEA Writer There is one feature of it how- may recall that British army chiefs here yesterday pushfng his Dr Gratz editor of the Pn WASHINGTON Oct 6—The de reachedwheelbarrow He has been trusty ever that the general public prob- afterward said that if the raid had worth Herald is true commerce It Indeed of is to that bootleg partment blames American trying on the road with the line to a million ably will paS3 'without noticing— been real London could have1 heed parents for this "unspanktid" srpn gers are numerous under the very throw out a life nose of the majesty of the federal or more small " retailers who are vehicle since August one of ttation Savsihe: Cyrus Vandercroy yet it may prove the most impor- wiped out the del ' 'The This writer Is aware more or less menaced by expansion egaticm of today Uarns Ips- - government sent here by Detroifc'to at tant development in dirigible design JNow however comes elabora sons of youth r tempt to obtain the next national banditry petting rree love-- even of a "bootlegger here who is of the cham store systems Dr Julius Klein director of the convention and operation since the war It is tion of the' thing A high British end divorce at the feet of the older! so respectable that on several oc for that city was in a casions he has been of consider- bureau of foreign and domestic hospital today suffering "the new "blue gas" fuel which the army man is generation" as saying that quoted That's a little severe 'but narentai able service to the local courts in commerce has made plain that the of the brain Vandercroyconcussion told two n wartime there could be no real nught find a way to keen vmifti dealing with violators airshipVengines will consume of other department does not ' agree : with friends who occupy a hotel room ' This fuel of a secret composition defense against an enemy raid the children from' smokine t laws and in endeavoring to per those who predict the' eventual with him that a man had come in m unnmng vue bootlee suade them to lead better lives elimination of the small manufac to his room is agas weighing the same as air only thing to io' would be to yesterday and struck ' hurry poisons is not particularly dis- - turer and merchant" Washington An unnamed a him with blackjack It not enly enables the-shideto up and raid the enemy's capital Inability of Amefican nr rents td tinguished this writer would say free-- - man was held In connection with resourcefulness 'The and vote more of Its lifting power to a first control their children is a danger either for outright speakeasies or dom of f jtction of the individual the case to the next generation for public drinking in restaurants will always not get "pay load" the' ship-doeThis surely opens a pleasant vista go far toward of f setin comparison with certain "other ting the of large-scal- e as advantage the fuel is consumed and It begins to seem probable that in lighter What Is the meaning nf n Aoa large American cities but the VERY MUCH SO ox the more complicated operations The Tiswer depend on the the precious lifting gas conseman who gives in when "Tho the bootlegthe soldier will be desk? private he "In fact says organizations" man is he orator- "is 13 desk to sitting itithe is home wrong the here John ger does not private to have be valved safer than the civilian If two great ltoekefeller characteristics are the most a wise man 'said the quently man who f wanted to sre a man just about everything that could thpse the but in factors out toward the end of a flight important maintaining gives in when he Is nations set out to blow up each with his feet on a clear HckU hnw be desired or reprobated " is-right American business" It is a safe bet that our naval other's largest cities the number thinking up new plans to make "Married" said a weak voice in — Tit-Bi- ts "authorities who are now planning of women and children killed will money for Standard Oil" The situation is complicated by The independent merchant ac the audience presence here of foreign emto Klein will hold his place the construction by Goodyear of be higher than anyone dares think Mr Rockefeller hiiisir mav the AUTO FOR HORSE CHIEF bassies and legations Illicit sales cording to his efficiency and in rave had anl untidy desk proportion two tremendous airships will be A man of liquors from the cellars of those service ' to PITTSBURG— The city has pro The the of his community more interested in this fuel than in an vied John Galsworthy says the key more power certainly tried to do institutions by venal employes have same goes In effect auto David for for the middle aid chief of the bureau Gof McDon than afijr one man could doj been horses well checked On the man pretty concern The has un However any other feature of the new ship note of happiness seems to be a ever make a hard and big f McDonald must Ina hand other get social certain doubted': certain in advantages The secret of rule about your employe's desk! fluence proceeding perfectly innoof business but the indepen elong with transportation valued types Well one thing doesn't happen happiness'in tliis country seems to clear or littered or about anvthinc- cently from foreign" diplomatic so- dent retailer has the advantage In at not more than $700 instead of Hard and fast rules have the $1200 model he had telected to us in America anyhow — they be the same Iwith the "self" left else more difficult to combat others! Klein declares: is ciety caused many- employers to lose The and embassies j here "The Vast majority of indepen legations t don't broadcast bagpipe music' i'ood men out BOB loses nuBrY quite naturally serve liquors 'at dent business men with native abil In doing so they are Ity with a willingness to work to LONDON — Mrs Mabel Annie It was the night before ihe first their parties no law and are following utilize new methods and to take Marton of Hillcroft lost her husworld's series" srame in tstpw violating York and four theu&and eii In linp simply their own native conceptions advantage of new conditions and band when she bobbed her hair A of courteous hospitality Naturally with a treasonable amount of new suit for separate maintenance at through the darkness Waiting to again however the recipients of capital have as great opportunities Canterbury alleges that Mr i ton dis get a good seat That ia more that hospitality give return parties for success today as ever before — appeared the morning after Mrs trouble than a majority of the 400 0 they almost inevitably wish in fact a greater opportunity be- Martonto had her hair bobbed con a jODj a and fuw nave laivcll lo his wishes to be really return parties cause of the steady advance in our trary them THE UNDERTAKER'S BILL or tetter to imorovn jod thir They are i Indebted to their foreign living (New York World 1 standards iiinds and buying friends for champagne at dinner power" In an address before the Metropolitan Funeral nirprtnrR assriatirm the retailers Some retail items tend They the other day Dr Shirley W Wynne of the department of health asked automatically to serve Curtailment of unnecessary costs cost three times as much to sell at least cocktails and highballs' at is the answer to some of the small as others resulting In a net HATS IMPERIL CI11LI help in a fight to lower funeral costs especially to families of moderate loss — reA dinners ADEN the which O in Mothers in towns give merchants' gravest problems Stud- on every sale means There can bfe no doubt that the evil he complained of when he they Ono progressive near idle coal mines 'are serinnslv turn This circle of acquaintanceies conducted by Klein's bureau in- merchant decreased told of gouging that had come to hia nntirp o£ since IJettv ship and social response is hard to dicate that his profits are often lost articles for sale 6 0thepernumber has been the subject of newspaper articles for many years past it has alarmed cent In Slckl e was attacked by rats while break through such wasteful and need- three years reducing his inven juuges coroners and other public officials it has asleep in her bed Lack of refuse! less practices as accumulation of tory investment & per cent in the evenbeen subject of public statements by undertakers themselves in She mines is forcing the rodents old dead The stock soliciting of unprofit- creasing his sales 20 per cent and observer nevertheless who have alleged that the charges in many instances are out of all reason to She surface a'nd into homes and no matter how calloused customers able and cynistriving for volume his dollar profits ' 50 per cent and represent merely the effort of an undertaker tb take advantage of mothers are taking" precautions to' cal he may is certainly bound of business without regard ' to be' "Idle merchandise" the com the misfortune of persons not in a position to haggle! with him So notor- protect their babies Baby Betty to note that drinking is costs uneconomic credit practices merce department says "with its ious did it grow that two years ago the Metropolitan Life Insurance suffered 'nine lacerations and the gradually Into a larger and falling or excessive delivery service Larburden of costs for larger accumulating was flesh eaten from her knuckles disfavor in national political cir- ger operators usually avoid these storage interest insurance company engaged the services of disinterested social workers public-healt- h taxes workers and others competent to do the work to make a survey to the bone before cries of the pro cles Cases of open intoxication on mistakes and shrinkage depreciation infant house alarmed the There are one learns more than lescence can make1 it difficult obso the floors of the senate and the °T 3u?t''wt bunal costs really are throughout the United States and testing and i holdCanada The investigators found that costs are excessive almost everyhouse create today a scandal quite 750000 retailers each with sales frequently impossible fcr a mer alless INiew than $25000 a year? and where In unknown in the times of our foreYork City they found that the average cost of a funeral chant to remain in business unless to a family of moderate means was $372 and that fathers Today a heavy drinker most 150000 manufacturers with the accumulated burden is passed B S A 3LOSJKS FiGIIT I when the estate left 'in yearly production below $100000 along to the consumer" by the deceased was less than $1000 the funeral ate up an average of TORONTO' — Canada has re- - even if he is never IntoxicatedsusSpecific instances are cited by Dr Klein's begins to be eoes on to fused to renew the radio hrnartenst debatingas houfs in a pamphlet to show pres- discuss furtherpmaphlet Klein to and I political pected reliability but ad licensea unis state or atrairs of course ia fliaprnrfiii land it win nr of the International rjoblems ing ent wasteful practices of whole- vertises the fact that they in negotiations political judgment — VV-iJible Students' association was It are it wise will heed the uuufitajvers tney and in Interviews In this campaign salers An analysis showed that dealt with at length in variousare of Wynne and put an end to it themselves lit they do not they said the licenses were canceled at this plea of writer has noted that if a to- whereas the wholesale grocer stud- his bureau's publications run the risk that the state or city will step in and see to it that funerals the urgent request of thousands of tal abstainer ied 2100 items in his inventory repmakes a political erA volume on "Retail Store Prob are available to people of moderate means at reasonable cost This is radio listeners ror is assumed that perhaps he resentative chain store warehouses lems" may be had for 20 cents by it what has happened in Russia France and Switzerland and in nart nf will not make it again whereas if with larger volume of business In- any merchant or other person from v 4 TAKIXGt IT T1SV mCt Germany Norway and Sweden Ther is n limit a drinker makes it the comment is: cluded as few as 700 Items The the superintendent of documents Little Emily had been to school "He'll Just keep on acting like that latter had an annual stock turn- here gullibility even of the American rjeoDle And whiio lth" It includes chapters on water wagon" over of 20 times the former only measuring a retail: market revising their notions of how to do business it might be well for be-4?evfirt me and what did til he goes on the retail This writer has no- doubt whatso- seven Srtious disproportionate al- store planning retail (store loca darling laiumes 10 use a mtie sense in i s mTttor M t jeaeu learn?" asked her on you mother ever' that from the strictly techni- location of Inventory investment of tion budgetary control sales force dead does not necessarily mean that you have to 'bland ever more than ' i ! her return cal standpoint a reputation for space In relation to sales were education and the-likhalf of his bank account to the first undertaker who rings the doorbell 'NuffinV A half never 41 sighed Emily hope drinking has now come to found u falianhnnltin mff1 Free pamphlets are available on sSf vu witui caonjr im me oiiii m nair or even in lessly "I've got' to go back tomor- - b© an actual kivuuhuis vuk political asset — a state other tilUU problems of independent — low" of things at which Henry Clay or Similar instances are' cited for wholesalers and retailers " n ornirjg JDreakfast Sunday-- ? 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