Show THE OGDEN FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2 1928 The Minutes That Seem Years Just Before Dinner Time LUCKY ONES TO LIVE STANDARD-EXAMINE- AIRPLANE HITS GRID MANAGER KILLED BY TRAIN WYOMING ROOF TIME 107 NEA Service Writer NEW YORK — In spite of modern science Improved llvjing' condition rejuvenation and psychoanalysis the span of man's life one© he (reaches middle Sage is no longer ihan the allotted "three score andjten" of the days of King Solomon a1ld David Infant mortality has been lowered and the diseases of childhood effectively combatted but little has been done to counteract that inex orable process known' as "nat aginp" The average age at death Is 57 i Out of 1000000 people— f 72074 will live to be 50 69639 will live to be 60 417 05 will live to be 70 15331 will live to be 80 1789 will live to be no 3 3 will lifi to be 100 All will be dead by the 107th r year a JILTED LOVER SLAYS WOMAN OATiTEItED Eminent physicians and scien tists of this country and Europe 's conference on old at a age held at New York Medical academy have' gathered these fig ures Whether' or not the span of life could be lengthened j or should be were matters of divided opinion A horse maturing: at five years should live to be 25 years old" Dr E Webb of Colorado Springs point ed out "A man matures at 1S and therefore should live to be 90 Dr Alfred Cohn of Rockefeller Institute said age was a natural process and that medicine mipht fail in seeking to lengthen it The breakdown of the arteries and heart particularly the former was the major cause of the loss of vi- LAPORTE Ind Nov 2— (AP) — His marriage proposal rejected Clarence Price 39 today shot 4n( killed Ruth Davis 21 and then killed himself The slaying and suicide took place on a country road near Price's home and was witnessed by Nellie a friend of the slain Grennan girl two-week- GRAND CANYON SETS VISITORS' RECORD 1 tality "For the aginpr body to be weak and for the heart and indeed all the tissues to be desiccated is the natural process in aplnpr organisms' he said "The apinc process cannot bf prevented by any means so far discovered Of greater usefulness Ls the effort of hygiene and other means to provide There is a method by which! this may be done and the actual tissue age of a man be determined — —which might or might not agree with his birthday Dr Dublin who voiced the belief that the span of life coujd be extended pointed out that the extension must be affected through fighting the degenerative diseases of childhood and mtddle age which bring on aging of the tissues these being diphtheria scarlet fever measles typhoid fever and pneumonia He also stated that health was not only an individual bit a tom- i an environment in which the aging process may be accomplished to its best and most undisturbed ""advantage DISEASES SHORTEN' LIFE Pointing out that years alone do not make people old Dr Louis I Dublin life insurance statistician spoke of the necessity of differenold tiating between chronological age and physiological old age 1 BUILT-I- S5R5 Only ARCH M PAINE 100 Ladies' SMOOTH CALFSKIN SOLID LEATHER ustrous smooth Russia calf Broad brogue last or skin conservative dress last Stroller brown or black Leather or rubber heels 85 S5 solid leather work shoe! 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( X WASHINGTON — (AP) — With a total of 167226 visitors for the year ended September 30 travel to Grand Canyon National park exceeded that of any previous year There were 32316 autos carrying 90303 passengers registered at Grand Canyon which represented an increase of 10 per cent over motor travel for the preceding year the Interior department says Visitors were represented from every state in- the union and a number of foreign countries mote corner of the mountains with a view of attracting mor tourists RENEES POSSESS HIGH j GOLF LINKS BONNET SHOP THREE DROWN AS BOAT TIPS arch The concealed built-i- n feature of this shoe makes it the choice of millions Conservative last Black or brown! kldskin High shoe or oxi ford S780 Haevy pebbled Scotch grain calfskin with two full double soles Straight tip or plain Two colors— or toe stroller brown N ' j for-doll- ar SCOTCH GRAIN BROGUE PRAGUE — A boy of five Is a new munity problem must campaign 'for better health mathematical wonder at Mosice SJofvakia Except for his uncanny as they do for better business) On the other hand Dr Lin sly gift for figures the youth is norWilliams president of the New mal although he has a head of York Tuberculosis and Health sutih size that standard hats will said not! fit: "Biologisljs and statisticians liave Cities he said proved io their satisfaction that public healtjh measures have played but a small part ih reducing mortality A lirjper proportion of older people! is! fpund howeter among than the poor and the well-to-d- o there is a definite relationship between the number Of personjB in one room ind the death rate FOOD IS IMPORTANT 'The most general causes of extended life jare undoubtedly hereditary" said j Dr Samuel Browni professor oif pharmacology at New "Food (undoubtY0rk university edly is a v ry Important factor Much comfort and physical jwell being may be gained by old people ifi they will take heed of their eating habits The diet of old age be mixed Simple Ismail in " should be quantity abijl emphasis should and laid on frultB and vegetables care taken to prevent accumulation or retention of protein' The bralrt itself does Snot grow old" said Dr Frederick Tilhey professor of neurology at Colfm bia "but it may become impaired by disease land abuse 'The latt er years no longer' $ jphould be regarded as a time or retirement and of patient waiting To row ojci gracefully should be to accept olfl age as the time for which all th p arduous years or nie No man 6hould have been ived retire becaii e his years are many By proper living and prophylaixis a man may keep possession of a fine firm brain though he be nearing the century mark" Most men don't want to buy cheap" soes but they do want to get the most they can for each dollar invested Wrights' shoes are not "cheap" shoes—but we know of no other place offering the same dollar values i — (UP) — ' " I 2 Chester Ballew assistant manager of the Cleburne High school foot ball team was killed Instantly today when he was thrown from the rear coach of a feanta Fe special train which was carrying the Cleburne! High school football team to Wado for a game this afternoon The laccident occurred near the town of Clifton Ballw's death was caused when the ait- - hose On the rear of the coach Icaused the train to become divided in two parts Ballew was standing in the vestibule and was hurled by the impact onto the tracks and his body horribly manrlad With him at the time was his brotheh a member of the CJeburne High school band and a sister-member of the pep team By nORTENSE SAUNDERS Si SPRINGS Wyo Nov 2 Hubbard of Salt Lake Ed (AP)— vice president of the Boeing City Air Transport compayn and Pilot Harold Lewis of Cheyenne made an unconventional landing at Granger 45 miles west of here last night when their plane crashed on the roof of a building at the emergency landing field Neither was hurtana The mall was trucked here taken west in another plane today ROCIC WACO Texas Nov Life After Middle Age Is Still Doubtful Say Doctors FICtRES 17 R 'Of P TD "TOO A (if T I WRIGHT Main Floor |