Show 1 THE OGDEN STAND 4 r- In the sportsmen’s organisations are men and women who have one major traitin common — love of the outdoors That Is the thing that -binds these thousands Into a harmonious whole and permits them to PUBLISHING CO il U Eidredge Jr A 1— Glasmann do great things Publisher Here’s to the Utah hunters and ' An Independent Newspaper fishers They believe In using the Published every evening and Sunday resources of the state but' morning without a muzzle or a club game leaving them better than they Entered as Secondclass Matter at found them- the Postofflee Ogden Utah The Ogden Standard Examiner ' ’ Established 1879 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered by carrier one month 75c Utah Idaho By mail In advance-I- n Nevada and Wyoming Three months 9360 Six month- s$?oo One year All other states $100 a months $1200 --v one year Member of The Associated Press United Press Consolidated Press NBA Service and A & C The Associated Press Is exclusively republication entitled to the tise for of any news credited to It not other wise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein Our Boarding House today HAve PAlrtTlkJG - BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyright 1829 By King Features Syndicate Inc) EARNERS AND PARASITES TAKE IT OUT OF SHY LOCK R R MOTOR COMPETITION WHO OWNS THE ANTARCTIC? MADE WHerebV RESIDENT HOOVER agrees with Mr Mellon that an earned by hard work should be taxed less heavily thanJncomfesj unearned Inherited or based on accumulations of wealth The president knows by long experience that as they work men wear out He makes the point wisely that to tax the worker as you tax the parasite is “a penalty on thrift” f The debt experts are ’’getting closer to an agreement on the amounts Germany must pay” The sum of $420000000 in gold every year is suggested instead of $600000000 a year Certain payments by Germany would continue for 37 years others for 58 years SI-9- 5 - ‘ 4 ' ’ s I — j v- j t- -- m f PINIONS of the Press China needs new and better railways and will finance them here And China will not pay 15 or 20 That kind of AGE AND EMPLOYMENT usury Is reserved for American of the frequency with which the question of advancing age citizens that allow themselves to In and unepiployment has arisen in the last few years it is reassur- be told by their federal reserve may and may not boring to learn through the National Association of Manufacturers that what they are robbed by licensed concerns in the United States ob? row and 70 per cent of serve no upward age limit in employing workers Among the other usurers when they decline to obey 30 per cent the practice is said to vary widely depending 'upon whether orders an applicant is skilled whether he previously has been China will borrow on railroads The most employed by the firm - and numerous other condition not be tom up that limits it is said are between 45 and 50 years But nearly or may or may 'frequent blown up by Chinese rebellions s of these plants which altogether employ millions of work ' on Aitiericaji borrow ' ers evidently proceed on the basis that individual capacity rather Americans with a securities stock exchange than age should be the standard of employment That of wide they safety margin Until more light has been thrown on the whole question of un should pay an interest rate three employment in the United States it will not be possible to determine times as great as China will pay is the extent of dismissing workers or of refusing them employment sim a good joke on those Americans Many firms department stores factories and pJy because of age They are as Northcliffe used to others havqa policy of holding certain positions —such as messengers say “a very docile people” doorkeepers and light office work — for employes who have grown old Often many such places are piled by young boys who in service This question la addressed with who or in are school ba in better need perhaps of work becoming reverence to the' high might nqt There also has been noted a growing practice of Establishing pension financial “best minds” including funds for workers of advanced age or those becoming totally dis- the federal reserve: F F) You that abled Again the matter of employing taking on as new employes constantly express a desirestocks railroad and our industrial in men that skill or oldef positions require special expedience has held You are been found to have its disadvantages because of its effect on the morale should be widely citizens should the anxious that of- - other workers who naturally would feci their chances of1 promoin the stake country’s pros“a have tion had been blocked You think ownership of perity” of It is a problem of many phases moat them trying The rapidity makes the owners conservawith which Industry has been mechanized in the last few years has stocks make high' finance secure in tive given the question unusual prominence No doubt adjustment can be Its possessions IVhy do you allow expected although not without its hardships in individual cases money lenders to treat those that I per cent interest - three-fourth- -- - i ARE id WMeiJf s AN IDEAL TOWARD WHICH TO STRIVE woman cynically decided that it Is a waste of time sad HAS the modem to try to rouse the better side of man and so has concentrated all of her appeal on hi lower nature? ' ' the It certainly looks that way How else can you explain the present nudity In fashion except on that ground when every woman shear off her skirts to her knees and rolls her stock-fnga and makes a wlep of chiffon serve to cover her body? COAT-OF-AR- ff?asr S i thaY Yme :i veiuzs YraueactiAJ is A costly You p I HoLSE-CLEAHlk- j SACRIFICE OlJ MY tme V ?£ V' FORMERLY girls were taught accomplish that they might be attractive men but no girl would ever dream nowadays of trying to lur a man into her parlor by pity ing the piano for him or singing to him Nor no matter how well educated and intelligent she might be would a girl expect to make her-se-lf attractive to men by entertaining them with her conversation She would keep her' music and her knowledge and her wit for her own private delectation and for talk with other women and she would bank her chances for dates solely on her looks and her skill at dancing the Charleston and her warmth as a petter $6 A “BRIEF PAUSE iH THE TffdfiRAM £017 VoU Will i i W riEAR invest in stocks as a pawnbroker The vary technique of courtship has changed Even In eur 'mother's time the enraptured youth looked up with reverence purto the girl with whom ho was In love as something higher even ho of moments In was ho ecstaey more than er spiritual went so far as to eali her an angel And the girl felt that she could do no lees than hold that exalted pose snd try to lift tho man up to her higher plane One of the pretty little byplays of reforming tho younj courtehfp wet that the girl wee always man and making him promts never “to sweer- - again or uso naughty word snd never nfver never to touch Intoxicating drinks or to smoke a wicktd cigar would feel herself highly Insulted If s man called NOWADAYS'S girl She would think that he might as well call her s flab w' him again tire and be done with It and she would never expect to see except at a distance She considers it s disparagement even to be thought good Sh esteems being called a good eport tho hlgheet compliment man can pay her She wants to bo hie pal and not his IW savior and so far from trying to reform him the goeo on wild parties with him and can outdrink him' and ' outcurse him and DAY BY DAY pinches his last clgaret By O O M’INTYRE UAL COCHRAN PICTWRCS KNICK STORY YOU realize when you stop to think of it how Jong it has teen sine® wo have heard anything about “women’s Bacred influence?’ I flavor the phrase has come to have an absolutely than dinner For some time dining i8 as passe as bustles or tiltera or trails or ostrich feather plumes and out has been slumping The art women have as completely cast aside one as they have the other noyance in serving cocktails wines and liquors hart much to do with Yet there we a time and not so long ago either when f it And what Mr Hoover said addwomen believed Implicitly that they had within themeelve T j ed a dot to the restraint divine that worked miracles They believed It was “ ’ J something There was also the haste reto the best In men and drew something occult that appealed own live wor rotten quired to rush to the theatre and men to them even men whose opera even In the newly regulated believed It wa something that would bring tho wan- - I They traffic to be considered One may believed derlng husband back to his faithful wife at last Theyand visit many of those erstwhile be a j hold a homo together would that was Ht something haunts where formal dress was alwhen children of tha to feet the they guide light In the window most obligatory and not find the of life They believed that It business about the went forth dining rooms more than half filled j world would somehow regenerate the ' — 'i By 9 almost every first class place In town is deserted Those woman’s sacred Influence had never the power we ascribed who used to entertain In public PERHAPS women found out that it wasn’t the magic to conjure now entertain at home The It was Perhaps the sex appeal is more potent with these days parades the than that they thought ale the appeal to a man’s soul and is rewarded by more cakes and man new frock between 12 and 3 Such a with slide down to the go and is toboggan easier it gayer Perhaps places as the Ritz Colony Pierre’s v him into walking the straight and narrow path Peretc than it is to cajole Marquery Sherry’s Crillon Is more effective than the new woman’s way of dealing with men j haps are packed ‘then methods woman’s old Antiquated LunqKeoa has become leisurely— a two-hoaffair with another But I doubt It snd 1 oftsn wonder If the reason there Is hour fo gossip in the coffee room marital unhappiness so many unfaithful husbands and so much The biggest display of jewels ised many divorces so many mprrlages that started out so prosperto flash at night hut are now often tho rocks Is not ously and with such good prospects that go on In eeen at noon That Is why the most men and now the to best to women ceased have appeal that popular places are dimt with a I seto lowest the i cater ductive haze of light ' From a darkened corner a quick the strongest thing gesture scatters a thousand stars F'OR after all is said and don ei the spiritual force ishim It Is his ideals A man’s life It is whaUte believes that holds from a wrist of diamond bracelets ” reverence for him all One sees the dark flamef of black that determine hfs conduct lake away from opals - novelties in carved and womanhood all faith in its purity and he has nothin left to cling to painted crystal cold white pearls Put the relationship between men and tfomen on a purely physical basis s no wonder velvety green jade and all the pop- and there is nothing to it but the desire of the eyes and ular gems extolled in the jewelry that when the wife loses her beauty the husband passes on to some I v ads I f younger and fairer woman fashion most The famous designers lend their talent to the lunchIt Is true that woman's saered Influence was not as eon ensemble Ladles are buying as sh once thought It to be but for all that It did costumes than they more mid-da- y man’s slumbering conscience and It did set ?THE COLOR awaken THE many PICTURE) (READ STOPpV THIjN are for evening wear And the a man a many plan’s stumbling feet on the right read Many women are higher The?e are lunchprices he knew the do because his to called three was the Clowny right strength given eon costumes from $200 to $500 would be ashamed to treajt & man WHE?f he loved was praying for him Many a boy kept himself clean come up to the and the’ average Is $300 to i playmates old on an overboat? borrowing because of his mother’s teaching and because she expected It Thunder Gatest they stopped to Fashionable luncheon places of him window too have become a show The venerable Abbe Joseph Belle think a minute Then wee Scouty for those to demure aching of men who expect nothing of Lille and a young French stu- - said “Why not? If he Is game to get on in the world girls They may dis- HOW can the women who demand nothing be dent were killed and fcalf a dozen go up there I’ll follow him most’ play their fine feathers times men except to give them wild Any influence for good in Perhaps injured by an old German? explo- anywhere l® walked upon the j they fall under the appraising eye men’s lives? How can the woman' who drinks too much with a man sive shell that had been buried in of his being a drunkard after they are married? How can tho t lightning streak and found it of a mbvie magnate ’Or a theatri- complain - p the ground for 12 years I girl who has had petting parties ifl a parked automobile with a man beThey lighted a fire above the wasn’t hot f h other after with him for petters fore philandering marriage reproach hole in which the shell was hidden! “So let’s hop out and make the is married? Admittedly the man of the past did not live up to the high ofA block on East 60th street! Ideal that women set for him but now when they ask little they will get trip Stay on the streak and do Old hatreds come to lifp and exi not slip Well leave our Goofy fers a row of unique and highly less plode dangerously aftr bein goo right here He will nob fly shops They cater to the buried more than twice 20 years-An- away Joufsee our cabin must be specialized Side’s Gold Coast pne East So I think women have made a great mistake In substitutupper that is one reason why thi saved ’ausie when we built it we establishment is engaged in removsex appeal for the appeal to what Is highest and best In man ing nation with' Its enormous domestic all slaved Besides we may have ing spots from expensive fabrics It not make them mors desirable to men as wives It dees It does wealth and well developed foreigd uke for it ere night blots out this is not a dry cleaning place — just of the not make marriage more stable Nor Is It for the goodforwell exj enmities and' envies should be woa spot remover A shop deals day” reverence man’s It And snd home the child 5 destroys books and occult protected in not let’s “Oh walk I DIX it” DOROTHY clusively Coppy a Indeed lose man and that J very great tomes ( cried “’Twould be a lot more fun another in psycho-analyticby Public Ledger) (Copyright a has Ambassador Herrick The body of to ride We’ll stay right here and A magnificent hand laundry ' is returning to America on thq tell the Goofygoo toj please giddap reception room in modernistic newest swiftest cruiser of the I’d love to go where ciownyj goes style There IS a florist whose cus- show offs” And if you attend you into his own house the back yard French navy The coffin draped but let’s be careful Goodness tomers pay fripm $50 to $150 week-- get the idea- - If you don’t never of which adjoined the back yard with’ French and American flag knows you fnever can tell when ly to furnish flowers from table mind It isn’t important anyway of the house with the scrubbed lies In a chapel guarded by French to fall into a trap " decorations tp the gentleman’s you’re goinr ‘ ' -- in pavement soldiers summer— here’s real flower perAnd aloud lapel then The Goofygoo spoke 1 ' TALK GOES ON President Hoover choosing Mr ‘Tll glady take this happy son! crowd — Chic Herrick’s successor will select a right Me relayed by noon 1929 The like story At that day hie mother and the I ferdod old Clowny by Then (Copyright man for government work as he I’ll up tp York New girl just the Sa3eo£ Then leave and Syndicate all” Naught Inc) you grandmother had hart another talk- would select men for engineering up skip went upon a ride and married keeping house on a farm they feat about the people across the morning she I landed right by Clowny’s side The near Scarsdale Each ribway And the whole thing was bright dereal quickly ’cause i ties up the garbage with t trip was made to town to The country ‘needs In France a it it about the new automobile the bons and brings was no task at all corner street man of energy speaking French - The tin & in green neighbors had traded their old car bunch jumped out and posit ' well understanding what is sal for the day before Ills mother’s j now epository on let’s “Come crie4 Carpy about him hart glittered with v spite as eyes of funny looking a Too many men are mad am run right’ inside talked pretty she before the close of bassadors because th® party o?es Thunderland eventual hys-- B That rivalry over automobiles be-- 1 cried Scouty “Not audevilie singer to road “No no” ' day” The j them something several years ago— only then j way gan just yet First let’s tie up our big line a was not automobiles baby bug- Two men at least in I this cent bird OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON had it song climattcal By lady’s is he alone lie left if says true to tury have bought ' ambassador- he’ll petji gles were the bone of contention (Copyrighted 1829 by NEA Ending: “But darling I’ll be promptly fly away in trouble ran the gamut ©t ra- friend The Service ships for campaign ’ contributions a piqued boy Inc) A small 'cliud then rose in the you’” And would electric-washe“Also summer the of $40000 each dies intone: the Jobs sky and very proudly said “Now armygallery and husband’s regiseventh perm 0-- 7 and trips navy " IERE is no propaganda that nent waves out News from China and from lam just the place to tie him to ment”and him draw until they as as J hate ‘ That fast spreads — But warfare had been confined'' Mexico indicates little hope for rev- I’ll hold him good and tight” So ' i is why wars are possible round the i cloud they threw the sarcasm and a ver- - j celeto the olutionary forces Coilrtney Byley Cooper do you think a child's at- balinsinuations What field “I the Goofygoo that rope snever actual- - ' that circus loosely fencing of Troops quickly gathered brated young writer this side ly broken out intohad well titude toward everything open hostility organized poorly armed cannol hope” said Carpy “this will hold storiejs is as bald as th of paradise is going to be if he Of course the hatred in the too sensistand against modem weapons and all wilf be all right" t all not and lives with a family of haters? houses has inoculated the chilknowh eagle i 'i aircraft especially tive labout it At a' table at the Why he is going to turn into a dren Thunder-lantoo They have drunk it d enter Mexico’s government expects the (The Tixnjdilt? Dutch Treat he other day they triple-hater - himself before he with their milk and eaten It with revolution to collapse within a in the nixt story) a razzing him LS old enough to cut his bwn meat gentle ' were' giving mashed first NEA their potato Service) short time The United State (Copyright p929 about his lack of hair the hate jinx will- - certainly get out if you can the to figure Try warns the revolutionists not to do furniture saw bum never his parents don’t watch psychology of that little boy’s behim any more shooting across the born terest with i1 camera his profes- with a marble top" replied Coop- - ouL if havior It would take a book to der sional calling! He played In prep er The other day a littl4 boy came hold it The very sneaking hypocj “Nor grass school and the game “has alwi along the street with a butter risy of it is significant of the methment either’ fascinated him expres- ods of his elders “Here in Hollywood” he says “I hie in his sion hands That’s what hate does It is deep pockets met one by one a number of men Add big hugs for Police Commis- He drew near to a row of four neatest invention of the devil the for policeYork who liked to play and wanted the sioner TVhalah: New houses exactly alike with porches like most things of the sort it to on diamond permitted the to men are stone to chance walks down get In front and no'longer comes home to roost The harm COONS By BOBBIN buy the street —Almost any Sun again but seemingly never could J solicit ordinary citizens to those families are doing is not to HOLLYWOOD find each other out to Organize So tickets to benefits or other rackets second house from the cor- each other but to their children The a stroller in about two years ago we ail got to- — ner had a newly scrubbed porch in Griffin park can observe how a team and and this also-th- e formed and walk pavegether steps movie actor looks at play THEY’RE BANKS ANYHOW been atit ever since” ment had- - had a There filmland’s most ardent we’ve— -4 — id were and still dark j— damp They devote© of national pastime works NEW YORK— A restaurant here the afternoon sun out with his team which has reg MO STLY CHICKEN Is housed in a steel vault former-- ' Like lightning the little cherub utar games with slmilap amateur used by a bank The walls of ly out his of a of chalk Jerked piece Landlords How old do you think groups from neighboring district vault are 36 Inches thick and the in an incredibly short pocket and lie is Lucien Littlefield Holly- this wine is ? jjf on outside are tempered with’ th$ a like looked time every flagstone wood’s young “old maty of the Guest: The combined ages of the steel plates The doors weigh 40 At the big theatrical first nights 1j chart in a bowling alley wine and the chicken make at least tons block J around the shot he ermine wrap -“the Thcgi To Littlefield baseball lies In in 50— Porfbatbier Berlin they are called - O J New Y ork NDO mid-Victori- i i I r t j J J I I j well-dressedla- dy ’ ur ' ‘ ! if 1 all-power-ful i J 4 i f - f al J j f ’ ? YOUR CHILDREN - ’ ’ ’ j i 1 rs f ( ! i j X ! ! i j I ! ’ In Hollywood L-4- ’ wouldn’t-melt-in-his-mou- r th face-washi- ng 1 ( ‘ 1 I ' PERHAPS WOMAN’S SACRED INFLUENCE WAS NOT THE POTENT FORCE IT WAS THOUGHT TO BE IN FORMER TIMES BUT IT SERVED TO STEADY A MAN AND GAVE HIM I rite X E6AIV-4- wegrteou) RS WASHERS AJd Woodwork CLEANERS V Tr Voii fJlCELY You ARE THErf HAVJE EUMUiAtED FROM MY SPRING te PRO 6 ram — tfoeiE W OTHERWISE ARE K4 HooPLE lM FR A LoY OF ELBOL0 WOHK IS Afj Vie : j X HAVE !( DEAL (uilltt HIM HE WILL TAIMt' aHd -- FU6-BOATE- - Trans-Continent- al l WHO - A j 1 Kansas City Times- — ThE Hoc Pt£ MRf ‘Doroth v ‘DixT’alks Have yoil ajJY Friends VOHo am yod MojJey Utfd fiw HAtfs YHE SCREWS! in-co- By Ahern HAJ(5 hJ5 FRiD pAlfjfUR 8Y OWES ME $9 A RAtfE ? WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 10 1929 B i seseetfsi U)ij4dou) MTTLE CUTHBERT TOO MUCH FOR EXPERTS Perhaps something like this has happened in your home Little Cuthbert develops- the annoying habit of refusing to be bothered by his meals Instead ot pitching into a plate of vltuals with pep and snap he dawdles over the potatoes and gravy smears his bread and butter over everything in reach turns up an insolent nose at his cereal and shows no ambition whatever about taking nourishment unCall 252 for All Department! less the matter before him happens to be a plate ‘‘of Ice cream In other words little Cuthben won’t eat like his ma and pa think he It Is suggested byj the expert that matters be adjusted in friendshould fashion by “cuttln'g the claims The Standard-Examiner- 's Cuthbert’ mother turns to her ly of the United States” That will friends in need the magazines with not surprise you “Uncle Shylock1 4 Platform ' 'r the advice to mothers departments is used to that There it is in them Ah jha! 73000 population by 1935 The first report of the Southern A Place on the a case Cuthbert’s Pacific Here is like jjust with Paul Shoup as presiAir Route The expert reports that there are dent shows remarkable gains in Control of Water Supply to Acever so many children that drive earnings increased to $1071 a commodate 150000 people A Modern City and County against $967 in 192t their parents into a frenzy because share With good management an enor- Building of their dawdling at meal time mous transcontinental traffic and a A Direct Highway to Great Salt Yes sir this is just like Cuthbert’s monopoly of California’s freight Lake 1000 The Monte Cristo Road to Rich I On she reads- - The symptoms grow and passenger traffic for Southsouth the miles and north County more similar the longer she - pe- ern Pacific is bound to prosper A High School Worthy of the ruses Apd now for the solution City Another North and South Ar- - She will learn the expert’s method But all railroads are interested terlal Highway in the drop of $2887000 in SouthCuth-bert’into food little of getting A Municipal Athletic Field ern Pacific’s passenger traffic This But alas! The drop affecting all roads is due to tummy An Aggressive County Road Building Program story stops with a description of motor bus and automobile transafore Street Improvements in So far as automobiles the trouble She turns to another portation 0NJcu concerned are the problem is permagazine' Another expert de- manent and flying will make it A Municipal Golf Coarse scribes cases More hope More worse Improved City Parks a City of Beautiful Ogden The expert can disappointment - - Homes passengers in a small car give plenty of case histories but canFive cross the continent for $40 no solutions worth of gasoline and oil RailTHOUSANDS OF UTAHNS can lead finds that roads cannot compete with that Mother you HUNTERS OR FISHERS on their smooth rights of way a chil to food but nobody knows but rough roads For thousands of years our pre- how to make the little cuss eat it free of stops with no out or brakes costly rubwearing historic fathers trailed around the and so she does the best she can ber tires railroads should compete county fishing and hunting They with the problem destructively with motor buses railroads will find a way" to did this for sustenance as well a3 The experts on child feeding Some do it for pleasure Their wives finally are pretty muph like the experts got tired of moving camp bq often on hay fever One can buy great Britain and America discuss land Comso they suggested to their mates books in the Antarctic ownership all fever about hay telling this for mander country a" be Byrd would to that it good idea when it started who named it Wilkes and others for Britain have catch a few animals and tame them great men who suffered from it and claimed land near the south pole so they could b® herded"- - When a there are will he no quarrel about There of pretty pictures plenty steak or ichop was required for the showing noses land throats in var it presumably More than 10000 will pass before the slow mofamily larder an animal could be ious degrees ot colorful inflamma years tion of the poles makes Arctic and taken from the herd and slaugh- tion Antarctic lands valuable tered and he hard work of pur are also There pretty pictures years fromsuing a beast oyer hill and dale to of the pollens that cause the trou- - I We are only 12000 now Ten thoulata gtone speared be eliminated ble Maps showing where pesky I and years hence the human race Our ancestors adopted this sug “melted” into one big fampollens fly and calendars telling may be In man a any case it will probablyand became herder when they roam at large to tickle ily gestion international quarhave outgrown instead of a hunter exclusively but noses And make eye smart and rellng the old man lias never got the swell And by this time the hay love of the chase out of his system fever victim is near the end of the Oil wells or gold mines with in- commercial accessibility More than 55000 licenses for book With a despairing flip of creasing to due might cause trouble flying and hunting and fishihg trapping the pages he looks for something The Rockefellers already have were issued in the state of Utah about how to well in the Arc(jure the thing He “bought in” a good $50000-00- 0 last year For a state of approx- looks la vain It just isn’t there tic circle It would cost to it a line run to pipe imately half a million persons that The hunters TREMONTON LAD la quite a number Vicor Berger of Milwaukee inpaid-ovone er hundred KNOWS HIS HOGS and fishers telligent observer believes that prois losing its hold on govto thousands dollars for the Time must be taken to say a hibition and the people The fact ernment fish— or shoot or tgap and this good word for DeLawn Didrickson that Wisconsin follows New York money went into 'the state fish and of TrCmonton (Utah This boy is Montana Nevada and Maryland in all state enforcement game department funds a vocational agricultural student removing measure from the law books he That money is spent for the pur and on Monday he sold in the thinks significant pose of keeping the streams stock- Ogden livestock market a ton and Wisconsin’s legislature is not ed and the hunting areas popu- a half litter There were 15 pigs to act on the recent refer-endubound lated with game birds and animals in the litter Last spring he sold But Wisconsin has the reNo doubt certain other state de- his first from the same sow For call and Mr Berger predicts that any legislator refusing to act on the partments ook with envy on this the two he has received $780 decision voters’ overwhelming fund and would like to get a slice Thi3 ton litter movement is an against enforcement Would be reof it but in vain That money is interesting and successful experi- moved from office contributed by the sportsmen of ment for the production of more Coolidge’s statement In Utah fori the benefit of sportsmen and better hogs The pigs are ad- thePresident current issue of Cosmopolitan of Utahj The money can be used judged a ton litter when they magazine that a president may be for no other purpose but neither weigh 2000 pounds 180 days after spoiled by constant admiration as a reason for two terms only is " do the sportsmen call upon the birth new public treasuries for any other When youngl Didrickson’s litter Man’s inability to withstand funds was ISO days old the weight was success and the praise that goes Altogether a happy situation has 3022 pounds On the date of sale with it explains many failures been worked out The sportsmen the one hundred and ninety-secon- d Besides it takes the average man are what the name signifies about four years to get over the 3270 day the hogs weighed pounds of being president and excitement tax themselves sportsmenr They If we were a farmer boy we be- “the man In the world” greatest for the fun cf fishing and hunting lieve we would want to get into The second term is usually the only and then use that money to con this toniitter game hard working term except for hard work done to get a renomination serv® and increase the supply of "" No doubt the cartoonists and the fish and game a better plan would be never What the fish and game associ- press photographers are pulling for onePerhaps term of eightonyears with the basis that But a second of state are a to Dawes is the court for ambassador the doings ations would have no reason at president forof St James Great of the mighty Interesting story jPictures all for considering public opinion things are accomplished and they mer vice president in silk knee which could not help or hurt him He might begin immediately are jbrought about because many pants with his underslung pipe corporations that chose hands make a difficult job easy ought to command a ready sale serving him instead of postponing full service for four years It is hard to decide -- tio mto ABD-EXAMINE- f t T |