Show THE OGDN tions for promotion will fall by yie wayside and spellbinders who axe able to purchase time on the radio have will have-tjto offer besides blowing their own horn if they get on tha air" Naturally the industry will be given an opportunity to work out Its own problem first —that is an American principle in dealing with new and growing industries If this cannbt be done to the : satisfaction of the public ilr Hoover is apt 'to come in with 'some pertinent suggestions and select a commission that will see to it that his rules are enforced In either case we can look for much radio progress in the next four years C The Ogden Standard -- Examiner j o - ties until the national and state treasuries receive their full share Ther"most recent striking example 'of this 1b Jn the' settlement of the' estate of Uie late Henry 1 STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 25 1928 R s ' 4 Mr Huntington of Lois' Ang-eleHuntington who "Jby the way married his and keptthe fortune in the family left an estate appraised at $40O0000 Rich men all 'reports to the contrary notwithstanding keep very little cash on hand and in most cases are heavy borrowers At Mr Huntington's death the federal government and the state of California stepped $360 injwith a first mortgage of $7000-00- 0 One year inheritance taxes In' addition All other "states )100 a month $1200 r to this Mr Huntington had notes Member of The Associated Pre outstanding forsejveral million dolUTnlted Press Consolidated Press " NEA WHAT WOULD WE DO lars Recently the estate had to ' 'Service and A B CIF THAT MAN DIED? issue five year ncite3 for $9500000 The Associated Press Is exclusively would do What Mussoliiai if Italy to meet these urgent obligations entitled to the use for republication ' e ' to It not died? f any rtewa credited putting up the entire estate as credited In t"h is paper and also What would France do if Briand collateral fth local news published herein It takejs 25 pe'r cent of died? CaU 252 for All Departments i What would California do if the estate together with a long period' of interest payments to re-o- f Hiram Johnson died? d deem 75 per cent it Mr What would Idaho do if Borah ' ' tax could his have ington ' Jj : of out? died? ' li'-innote and with life obligations "vMOSE'AGENT ISTHE What would heavyweight surance which is j the thing insurCOMMISSION? if Tex Rickard died? UTlQTfES I able rich men are doing throughAflD WHtfi WE'P- ££ fM I "j 'I 'Ttie original idea of a public utiWhat would Notre Dame do if out the the but he time by country lities commission was two-folKnute Rockne died? ' ' ' had made 'up hi3 mind to buy this t First and fundamental was the 'The point 13 that any man who wasjun-lnsurabl- e and of the taxpayers of the becomes an outstanding character protection he not For could it several get years Wate against: the encroachment of and a leader in his 'line is pretty insurance men figured with vt-ivesteC interests 'The second was much of a superman to his con- big life j'ow old f on him various plans none ot but moreof" tae "creation jobs for stituency and they day awake fit them i was ever pnt into effect At workers and a stronger po- nights shuddering at the thought the time of his peath his estate litical machine Up to date one of what would become of the nat- consisted' largely jot frozen assets has Just about offset the other and ion- the state or the institution was He a large investor in Calithe people have probably broken he represents if their t particular fornia real estate and at the time even faring neither better nor hero should suddenly find his dis- of his death the real estate market worse than they did when the gov- embodied' soul inra leaky boat on was on a decline If Sold at forced ernor and his associates assumed the river Styx s sale il would bring only a small this responsibility without added All leaders are born egotists portion of the yajlues' the beneficcost to the state Otherwise they would not be lead- iaries may expect! to receive on a lght now there are rumblings ers By their very natures they ' normal market j of a grave nature in the region feed upon the adulation of the Federai-an- d stfrte governments ot the Utah public utilities com- crowd and come to accept leader- have found the inheritance tax an mission For several weeks they ship as a divine and indispensible easy and sure way to secure large have had before tlfem the question right but let us assure them and revenues and the tax is hero' to " of granting a franchise to a cor- the ' trembling populace that niiri So Tl aire a on stay f if you figuring poration that proposes to supply "The gay will laugh when thou art inheritance! from old larger your natural gas to the cities and towns gone man make him protect it with life ' of the etate Grape vine reports The solemn brood of care I " ' ! plod qn insurance beforesome wild woman f Y' from the silent chamber indicate And each one as before that they are seeking reasonable or Will chase his favorite phantom sets his heart jumping sideways or country except"that ybu know a cocktail ehaker jputs his kidneys will b' somethingT' Burprisingj unreasonable grounds fordeclining : lane lor example —Adam was onj the blink' Otherwise the realizatbi grant the (franchise regardless Two hu-n- red yeans ago tbo fa the father of the world and reigned tion of your dreams will not he as mous Captain Cook of' the fact that' the people of Salt supreme and was b'otn undisputed while Eye pleasant as the anticipation man who likes ine average Lake City Ogden and other cities was snake flirting with- a Government Is HooverizedS Xearly Dozen of Them In either case you will never en- things that exist now is interested throughout the state have declared Adam died Now'Jqok at the world in a the turtle fact that by given joy the thrills the Old Man felt Captain Cook to the queen of Ton Hold Various Positions Two of Thbm in Whit e in favor of it through their duly ' j'- 'when lie saved today 150: first is thousand still agoga alive years hjs House Now Only One Is Relative He Cousin appointed city commissioners' The George Washington was the The British admira Captain Cook people of Utah want natural- gas father of his country" Washington dollars' There- is something dull as one! ot their bravest i or rresident-elee- t explorers and Jistless in the ring of money and value him' and they are going to get it even died Look at his especially because it Country todayJ 1s not earned'1 that was he that piloted General TA'olfe if they have "to abolish the public It is no use to eite other exj ''! Ity WILLIA3I HABD mey nave aone it He is "chief up the Kt Lawrence when hei took utilities commission to do so There These two tell the story of The Quebec usher" Mr Hoover as president amples Special Corresjxmdent is no desire 'on the part of the Britohs with their great ebipire fstanclard-Examinas White House host will pattern The divine scheme of things-neve- r north of us have reasons to be j people to punish of do an Injury made man so Nov I 24 —Mr himself on Mr Hoover's recollecASIUNGTON grateful totfCook for t hat pilbtin to the coal producers of the state ihat heanycould not be iicfispeneibie is Hoover quite a mftn around tions and Instructions replaced' y now "There is no disposition to cripple a'rnan as here In ffnts' an nest when the queen Finally It you are 'the owfter of good or better and that railroad and if you start getting dies 3 Mil or is to die any industry in the interests of within twenty-fou- r WHITNEY'S 'FORTUNE about there islgreat hours Tatbur ' TRINITY CHURCH BUYS com-nerAnts mourn crowd rlt you want'to get a license to it "valued" by another Neither-'iagitations there a dis present rate of speed and a boat on the high sea you U'FrXTOME opomte commission of about orten the the oir CULOTTE JITE you queen encounter body position to let the coal companies abundance of talent liEAVING THE CORPSE tyro or three hundred Limes bigger have to get it from Mr Hoover Mr Hoover in the interstate comact as a dog in the public utilities theJ small worker ant than But That's Mr ' Hiejierson 14 Hoover merce commission "valuation buBelieve it or not the world would inspector-generof reau" He hurls law at your essoon supervising starts another Queen the best laying ' By ARTHUR BRISBANE manger against interests still move even if our steam service timate of the "value" of your railhapold and is boatlinspectlon the something forgotqueen igsrs of the manufacturers' arid home Mr- llobver alsi "revokes j (Copyright 1928 by the Star Co) ten your li road He was born in Iowa He pened to Pussyfoot Johnson ' " v'v owners of Utah cense if you doift operate the boat was born in West Branch Iowa And Ed it is among human The Mate Payne Whitney left a to uit himYes this Hoover — Mr George C It is high time the public utilities WHEN HERBERT HOOVER fortune of 17 89 36 5 5 and was Hoover— is ' ' really related commission was smoked out in the HITS THE BALL s not one of' the country's very rich J" to President-elec-actually t Hoover If a car steal inotor and you take lie' is has doctors it into interstate KingOeorge Whoever said Ilerbertlloover is men open This gas' franchise has been commer-pjby cross- his cousin :formal bulletins Which give'out ing 'a state boundary Mr Hoover Any one of a dozen in New York fiigkteri England hanging fire long enough The not a smart man - and a quicjk know that runs Thy If Hoovers weren't so quiet it a!n could you down That's Mr J Kd- all he had wouldn't buy done for miss without be Ohio Oil company proposes to thinker has just one more guess 'ordinary" gag Hoover Would long ago Jiave appeared that of ms the director bureau the money It's a orosnpr'nus cold There is great agitatiqn as were on their way to giving spend $18000000 to $20000000 to cbmirigjind that is that he is-aof they of the JnveHtigation in as nes ant country the department great us a Hoover government esa of He has establish natural gas: as a fuel jn smart- and "quick as they make the! worst justice If Hodyerish 'should happen lie thinks Others have died leaving bigger which kind providence forbid the timate of education this state It will go far" towards thenir He Is -- letting the Job hunt Prince of Wales would takp his evtln detectives should beeducated tortanes Mr than and ar Whitney absorbing unemployment this win ers the cabinet makers and the rangea not to have the amount father's place and thej Hei jreta his detectives from col Britisljt em ter and next summer and will put :idldits" coor iHcir heels while he Known One rich man almost dis pire would go on the ' same as ever leges of law When they'catch yon n in jyour btolen motor carj they not — 5cll many people on a permanent pay jits- — auoaru a oauiesmip on a ainherited 'his son 'cut him off with onfy get the "goods" on you but million dollars: But the other ueorge nowpver roll Up' to the present time ' the constructive mission' of good wijl rjt'preiving '' eo to ! Then you to children facts coming sents iii the British empire more thti "evidence" "prevent ' public utilities commission has held Party leaders can go ahead and out settled than' the: average kir$g lit lias jail sure If Herbert Hoover transfers nro- - I '' open house to the contending cor make as many promises as Nobody cares how much money a been absolutely devoted to the hibition" i V thy v man naa "'enforcement ta de the earns he to it it Sirs British and and his dut honestly people porations and their representatives want to Reformers can pass as uses it of Edbe will partment it J His justice a losa death would real Runs bej properly Payne Car Whitney Off but they-havFerry Dock consistently ignored many laws as please their fancy £f was a good citizen when he lived gur Hoover and his lawyers who the voice of the people and justi Now he leaves The death of Georsre II oncf win trap the bootleggerss Ferryman Rescues regulating the world but! like Old generous 143 000000 to charity and his wi chairman of tie Standard Oil com Now is a good time to find out Man River Mr' Hoover Woman jiist keefcs dow $57000000 Xf you have- a claim afcainst the Good arrane- - pany or iew Jersey remind i you who the utilities commission really rolling along "arid when the United States and take it into the of two things right ment Miss Nov 24-American business' men work court of claims you arqj likely to — LAUREL represents the Interests' or the time comes 'The' Will makehis'ap While to save his(AP) una wiV to attempting themselves death Mr Hoo Church by! a yourself Trinity of deputed people This is a test case corporation j of pointments and suggest to congress New York from Mills 26 vesv Earl F of drowning This time This is the Mr it's owns couiitify opporEd the City beautiful john g that it retain the wird H&over lie serves 'under old church and graveyard at tha tunity M As luriock' calif Ipst his life at WilRADIO PROBLEM f sMtant Attorney General Galloway kinson's ferry near Luedale it was power for a few years longer Mr top of Wall street There the for NEARING- SOLUTION' Mr had Jones everything any in- - me uepariment or Justice He learned nere tpday tunate at noon can thank proviMills who had driven off the i man want Since the new allocation of wave Hoover's popular and electoral vote dence for their winnings At and could more But resists claims the he liked 'work and was scuverwhelnrfng that- he car other end of the street dock ierry at in it escaped from the kept inthere is a lengths there has coupe and swam to shore partiala mandate to act for the people convenient dock from which they spite of lllnejis and Ibctorss n'arri-ing- s ries to want sell In flfyou terest among radio fans broadcast anything ' ' ly disrobed and plunged- - In again can Jump if it goeg the other way Apisterdam: In The Netherlands to rescue his wife but sank when ers manufacturers and radio cn as a whole rather than being brow thinlc the ydu write to Consul General Hoo- - withinl Young gentlemen yho ten feet of her His body a or norue incompetefit In a deal "involving more than world doesn't appreciate then may vur who is stationed thi&re Con- - was recovered gineers as to what will be the final utaieu oy a few hours later learn the office seekers and certain minor- ?2q000" Trinity church has nur experipomething from Hoover — Charles Louis -solution of the radio problem The Mills was Mrs ence II of by DuJones when he a George is good Hoovef He was mont a rotter the rescused that for some time haf e chased more real ©state on Seventh was a boy working in a chalf fac- ijpoer and ferryman Mrn present arrangement Js largely ex itycliques in iora He is an engineer man 'who were unable to' ueeu ctneiuunug to set up a super- - avenue in Manhattan tory at Carthage N T Hp wocked in mines jNow he'a another ' perimental and will remain in ef save Mills He repprted for duty at 6 in the' iurno-Lxntrade He is ab ioreign fect only until such time as a more government in Washington with If the founder i6f Christianity morning 6 oujuivjy-was and at iirsi-cias- s alllthroucli Hoover ' threats of dire punishment as their lived in New York: with its tfat o'clock in the 1 - ( i permanent plan can be worked out chief evening Ftr t ' slums and worried mothers Weapon It will be refreshi4g Sidp' work he trot 35 cents on' a standardized basis that will d Another llloover is he had $20000000 would he hours " and as" hard as he now VV llllam: IX to see him set these He worked law Hoover a local Washmore buy1 the' best or estate service" to real give the listen- makers in what wduld how th'n for three --cpnts an hour l?anktr He long ago start their proper places he da? ers who must always have the first and as hnrd as he knknv how later ington m an apartment called ei iivntg of dollars an hour lor thousands consideration i 4 ne i'residential" HEIRS WHO INHERIT ' The jupe'culotte is coming That's he earned Mmds thou the Why f Mr Hoover may be called upon KINGDOM OF EARTH June iTencn wora jupe means of dollars ?If yoU trifle with detjerious lia- to suggest further methods of reg"tr&us- All is not well with the heir who "pkirt' and qulotte means ers" gei smto trou uiiouiiuojuu "f"wnn ulation even before he takes his inherits a kingdom of earth If !it uto jsir Hoover aa£n In this Poiret Paul who knows fashions oath of office He Is an enthusi comes to him in the iivinti np cans himself Mr G W that Jupe culotte will soon c6v days of Inex says er astic radio fan and it was lie who perienced operates the "drug the lower of half woman lovely youth he is like a new from in toou drug and in uie inuui to Palm Beach U Peking selected three of the five members born ' child who must run administration jaf the de tbe will be a sort of compromise be ' of the first federal radio commis- gamut ot diseases or REPLY panmeni Other and accidents tween trousers and skirt A' par peopre-onames sWll operate otner agriculture sion and he had much to say in that shorten the averaee of the titlon for each leg I : the insects f ' I ' the selection of the other two As American experience I rs I' teeth your neglecting BY mortality Woman will j be! like' the orni a practical engineer he has a thor- table If he is v Ctiticisml n Answers of i If you t open becorue I you lay yourself to president thorincus th anlital half way be Jucky enough you to fifid of Ills number and any ough understanding of radio me- escape the hazards and yourself living in a houe — bird and mammal Articles By Lloyd temptations tveen tile White House whicli is uuder your main asset—your apYou might think she would so chanics and as a fan lie knows of a the direct charge and care of the speculative business worfd fropi the jupe culotte all the way pearance—Is spoiled by pretty well what the listeners' of and adds to the store of bis an- to ofilice of public buildings and such neglect von don't reat trcfusers but the country demand On February cestors he gets little natlontil capital - grounds of the LONDON- Noy 241 — (UP)4-- D credjt for lie lfnow her 9 Years In Business In Tfie gentleman who exercises 3 next the terms of the vid bhe will flounce Great back all in Lloyd George Britain's s a branded as rich man's son who present — that wjthin a office i Ogden special scrupremier hnd made a tiny over radio commissioners expire and on had a fortune handed him on Ja probability to hoop (skirts on her war-tim- e "buildings" la again Mr and on her head lengthy 'reply-- ' to Prime Minister waterfalls ieg$ March 15 the commission itself ex- silver Mr K W' Hoover -- Mr of ar- Hoove Stanley Baldwin'H critk-isplatter If he develops the as iiKe as not NEW METHOD Hoover will look after all of Mr ticles which has'beerr unless it is Lloyd George pires for con complex of the who — llover's "buildings" writiiicr throughout foreifin for DENTISTS Have you ever heard of Arthur gress to pass additional legislation have become movie stars he soqn Cutten? Mr laldwin had said newspaper's that these ar': Cpjdtral is Wasliineton—' when La Salle street Chicaco ' before "that time president iDrit- - lipover 2463 Washington Ave ' inds his level and his money is and Wall street New York knows tides were harmful to Great ' ' t " !' v T It is reasonably sure that there scattered to the four winds hint Htv buys stocks and up tbey ain TT'l Phone 343 n r ' vv uiii i Mr (Mr'lfoover will rtm Kit' In n lift! jsai iwin really gb jand hls Byinej1 is will be several radical changes But should he "I know dror nt h dodge' all these when and where to leave the means is that harm was done W offftee mar fromthe present system of broad- slings and arrows ot outrageous corpse" Meaning that he knows the government not to the cjoun- - White House while Mr Hoover is Llojtl Georpre said "It Js an u&stairsln the White House presi casting There will be a big reduc- fortune he cannot escape the tax when to get out try" old for weak gotern-ment- s dential library The Mrriioover ai expedient tion in the nunfber of stationg that collector for that Gireat Britain's thJ ooOr 1s Mr Irwin Hoover fa must to attribute gentleman But even a such 'genius of "tlie lowered prestige to ti e criticisni are now cluttering up the airwith be satisfied before of mliae but rtevertheleps extremely plans for ticker Jias his surprises Last their political oppon :nts" ' rt-na reasonable excuse for their ex-- ! expansion are made any Known as 'Ike' Hoo pecitany When or any wild spring Montgomery Ward ver Mr "Ike" Hoover has inhab AM) FALLING HAIR istence 'and in their place will come parties thrown When itock sold for $150 Mr Cutten said ited the White House Million u LackyTlfcr for acalp ince the oijt a to friend more powerful stations centrally of the generous donor T!nrT Snm "Uuy COO'liKl' fS jiCKIITS of President Harrison tor V trouwr ana nity:t-taHe days ' In three years Montgomery Watd se it Y alme&ts Both tolti hi 'their S kin you'll boiled I'Ciatots i a e lot ' of located to insure better service to md n other families r aiuler Moner-BcGur-saw it ah be made to taste like I iked take tluir turn in the steps SV" and puts "V eeUips at 250" let! president the public Individually owned sta- - time lock on all inherited' propcr- - selliiiig at nearly 450 You never potatoes if yx)a put a large J amount office He has 'told them all what can tell what will happen in this of in the cookiisg water itoj do In White House forms and PUBLISHING CO Eldredge Jr A L Gtatmann Publishers An independent Newspaper Published every evening and Sunday morning without a muzzle 6r a club Matter at Entered as Second-clas- s t the Postoffice Oaden Utah Established 1879 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered by carrier one month 75c By mail In advance in Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming $195 Three months J V Six-montli- s V one-yea- step-moth- er - - othei1-jwTs- ' - Hunt-protecte- XsflSfj - chana-pionsti- (j jhrr—J (njX) -- Ptgoftgnm y d pro-Itectlo- n- - - - -- h ' 1 1 Sv-orth- j r j - ? j j 'if q ' - j National Men and Affairs - sail-eye- d " ' Is - - t''i ! cr "Today95 W iVl orning JD reakfas t u n day By ROE FUUKERSON hve picked but my Christmas present" announced the Flapper cpjnihg in to Sunday morning breakfast1' "Good morning Lucy!" replied Father gravely "When I wae young children gratefully accepted what they were Christmas withat given out demanding things I do not care to know what your desires arc 1 prefer to use my jpwn judgment as well as my own inoney" "Oh phoo aid flooie!w laughed the Flapper ?Tho only difference then and now I that when you and your sister fere young y6u told your mother what you wanted Santa Claus to bring you while these days we do business direct eliminating the middle (man v "I want arTIflock roadster with a tan body andiyellow wheels and a v yellow panel in fhe door and a yellow spof t coat to wear with it You may forget everything else if you'll juat give me a car of my very own!" wanit t° nave y°u owtl a carj'j returned Father rr"1 dont decidedly I was yoing the girls depended on gentlenSen to transsupply portation As most of the young men you go with have cars I'see no ' '" K need of your having one" Jj :"But sakes alive Fops every girl has her own car these days!" complained the Flapper "Riding in fomej pird's cajr you must stay out ' he Ig'renriv till tn nma lisma vk lno itiiia i so — — feu nufio nuiuc tm parjc wnere no wants to parkj and pet when he wants to pet! It) you have your own car you can handle men a lot better jj "But it isn't ibecause of men thaf I want a car of my own It is a part oi an eancajtionai program I have Iftld out far myself I want to "You want what?" demanded her brother Fred "Butt out Useless!" cried the' Flapper "This is a dialogue not a general open roram! "Sounds morje like a monologue to m!" coun ered the boy Please stoo hajreline with vour hrnth " Father T HTM lin hOfll tni! litnntnJ n ij' AA1ql "That's what I said" confirmed the Flapper "How can anybody talk with saxophones shrilling drums g teel riveters steam shovels puffing traffic cops whistling fife sirens shrieking elevator doors clanging ambulances gemging factory whistles blow-In- g telephone anp door bells tintinabulatihg radios broadcasting static and political speakers blatherskiting! i j "These are the noises of a fity talking to itself l4o one can learn to talk in the midst of It without holding forth liki a telegram or wigf wagging like Biy Scout! "How's any fionest" toi boy going get mushy and propose to me unless I have a car to take him out t into the hubbar( squashes and sassafras bushes and park him when he feels the matrimonial urge breaking out all over him like! ia couple! or three measles? ' You can charge itup under the overhead of having a daughter Tho finishing schools jto which you sent me have made me injto a pretty nifty thing which makies boys yell 'Whoopee!' when they look me over but now you have to market your product The best way to start mo on my way toward a happy little bungalow and a perambulator is to make it possible for me to go into conference with any serious-mindeyoung man who aspires to be my meal ticket "There Is no chance for conversation! in our civilization The only these days is in an automobile which drifts out where hope of a talk-fes- t the Yiolets bloomi in bosky dells behind the gasollrie signs at tho roadside j "I pine for solitude in which ta one broad shouldered bond salesman with a rich papa to tell me that solitude and I are both sweet "What chance have I at a jazz dance at dinner with an orchestra shrieking behind! synthetic palms inthe streets Where the boy friend and I kangaroo out of the way of automobiles in the theatre where the stage is covered jwith a chorus of Sadie Fewclothes in a movie where the heroin la — bUhi ctv Liancu u a ucm a nil Duauui ' j awithout at by the Villain 411 the same time the use of a double? fSj the "Pops big fish in the matrimoniali stream! are' as wary as the on their taking kne to the right spot mg xrout in tne-cre-ek if i at the right time I lose my depend whole stapk Vhen th4 tybe begins to feel Benumeniai ne seexg safety in the pack and amofag the bright lights iiiA niaa v a 4But If I hart a rnr T nna tin an on ana m a rence corner myseu twTBiugo pen nim engiDie T f 11 "uYi &Ya Hon o 14m fuijji jiiiuu we luye jm a cottage moon and— uum iiuow wnat io tnink or young girls less Jays!" Father pusnea back his chair "You have no sense of sh me ao ' sense of modesty no sense of the proprieties no — n "No prospects of dyinir an old maid!" Tha Pl er finished the sen- tence for him as he passed out of the dining room (Copyright 1928 McNaught yndicat Inc) pATIIER I i 1 ni f : I ' (: OUa-- I A tom-tomln- g ! j hard-workin- g d J "" -- Ho-Mlt- 1 - r 1 - $ the-interstat- s e r ce ( j ' V i : :' I al - - i I W I— beings ' 1 j j T" 1 e s - j 4 - - DROWNS TRYING -- i- - jy - TO SAVE WIFE A 1 w -- - : j- - ' secret! a simple compound th sdon settles any cold: yes even one that has reached deep In the throat or lungrs t The smallest druggkt has this wonderful tablet Tape's- - Cold Compound is what they call it Harmless but it drives afoay colds quicker than all-thdosing with clal calendar is full1 and you awake drugs 'that mike 'the head ring Don't go to a party and with a miserable cold Be rid of It with watery eyes get this qukk by noon! You can If you know tho relief for 33c nt any drugstore Bridge Party Held In Spite of Cold! "' e red-nos- ed -' - - law-makin- ''P ''h""' ""'"' "MJlTllMriir7 -- i - ? in lint" - I N r ii 8 - been-renewe- d ' - sui-uener- m T I 1 'ff 'HF? sPltfiPSI 1' - 4 al - - - i a right-minde- itr 1 ex-offic- ill 00 ON'i' Ever walk through LAIV 1 i - I 1 VVUUUO - Uil iX sunny day? h PREMIER MAKES gr T££T£Jr LENGTHY ! If you have you've I seen liotvitlio shining j through the leaves weaves a strange shifting' pattern ol brightness and shadow1 across your path i sunlight ' - J - i- pos-sibl- e j ' - So in our journey through life en counter bright patches' of ''sunshine and dark patches of misfortune and saSLlncs Enjoy the sunny days more full y and avert or lessen the gloom of the A loudy ones j by maintaining a good balance 'M an account— here f ' - r fi j i the--front" DANDRUFF Jife-goe- s x the-stat- Mh-Cutte- k t-a- J Commercial SecurityIbamc T'S BANK OF SAFETY ANO SEffVICE OGDEN UTAH t f '1 1 X t |