Show r M' 'THE OGDEN - merit lnthe face of strong White House opposition The senate ought to buck up There may be a difference— otr opinion within the body as to The Ogden Standard-Examin- er STAITDAED-EXAIHHE- OCTOBER 29 1029 R i1 L A i f41 t 79 New York VI Today V- - A K Slj 3 jjA u' L' i 41 I w v sromr4r hal cochran- - pictures 4 knsck v- - ARTHUR BRISBANE By whether industry Is to share in (Copyright 1929 King Features revision there but Syndicate Inc) tariff I upward Pablishers that the fact about doubt no is An Independent Newspaper DIZZY BUT BETTER was called for THE PRESIDENT’S WAGES Published every evening and Sunday the special session 100 BILLIONS A YEAR morning without a muizle or a club tariff relief for agriculture The 7 YEARS OF MUSSOLINI Matter at the farmers 'including the sugar Entered as Second-claPostoMlce Ogden Utah growers" are entitled to this reEstablished 1879 17ALL street’s tag stock market lief and the senate had better Yr SUBSCRIPTION RATES opened quietly yesterday with a 75c do something about it to save its Delivered by carrier one month slight dizziness as if it lvd fallen Wf4 Day Day j 1 CAN THE Gl&L WHO LOSES ALL HER FRIENDS THROUGH HER BAD TEMPER CULTIVATE A GOOD DISPOSITION? By O O MTNTYRE PUBLISHING CO U Eldredge Jr A U Glunuum TIIE oil Grand YORK— Shnday street is a' frothy interlude ‘in il the teeming life of the lower East JWTEW SIDE The thoroughfare Is the Ghetto’s Broadway and a bubbling fount of 'activity while the rest of New York indulges a sabbatical Calm a hunShops are wide open and are unsales one various dred and Idaho Utah in "rail advance in By t" face der way The gutters are noisy with from a haminock while sleeping Nevada and Wyoming hurdy-gurdit and Street bands Three months is not confined to Six months ONE FOOTBALL j of assertion hunting Bargain Hoover’s President yWOO autos from Smart One year dwellers local national of prosperthe soundness All other states 9100 a month 1200 HERO REBELS from ‘ debouch shoppers uptown one year In- - the midst of the stir ity reassures many Madison avenue and park when as he The proved president Member of The Associated Press United street offers Founda- in charge It is said Qranddresses of the department of comPress Consolidated Press NBA Service caused by the Carnegie and milin many bargains as few business merce understands are athletes C A B tion’s report that and can not be duplicated that linery States United men do in the roam The Associated Press is exclusively en-of recruited and subsidized by colelsewhere Style copyists His mind thoroughly trained is titled to the use for republication ateliers fashionable the comes out through Centers northward and sev-nnot deceived by appearances or otherwise leges The Nation it not any news credited to and de luxe local also the credited In this paper with a timely article In which hopes eral days later their “discoveries” news published herein are duplicated in Grand street winthe suggestion Is made that When he says “the fundamental Call 252 for All Departments athletes should be paid salaries dows Duslness of the country is on a The merchants like to bargain i Clarence E Cason professor of sound and prosperous basis” ' the have little interest in the cusThey may rely upon it that he tomer who does not haggle The first journalism at the University of people knows price Is a “feeler” And after this Alabama is the author of the Most interesting in his statement come the opera bouffe bantering the” title of which is are the words “there has been a tenarticle Standard-Examine- r’ deprecatory shrugs shrill cries and The the of dency of wages to increase and “The Football Hero Rebels” ingenious but delicious gestures worker in many indussale a output per ' Platform characterize us Bur-rthat despair is Jeff The central figure tries again shows fen increase all of The pool hall is still the favorite has condition” Jeff a which shows The says healthy professor 1835 haunt of youthful Grand street 75000 Population by Many foolishly believe that prosshieks A group of them in flaming not yet been able to take advanPlace on the Transcontinental on low can be built wages coats and perity Route Air youth ties wasp-walstof the Rhodes scholarship and cheap production President loiare hats always dipped Control of a Pure Water Supply tage rakishly better The basis of or wink to out skylark front to Accommodate 150004 People he was awarded at Wisconsin be- Hoover knows tering wages that make belles of the neighborhoods with cause of the neryous and phys- prosperity isforhigh A Modern City and County to - Grand street girls have much of workers purchase it possible he Building suffered just not merely life’s necessities but the ical breakdown — the the flair of Broaway sisters A Direct Highway to Great Salt - This automobreakluxuries most and bob latest d after poppy-reimportant 'graduationsame lips Lake ‘bathtubs electric radios biles If so not are but designing was caused to we such are Rich Road down Crista by Monte tpld The ' ex machines not do are washing they up” "picked they County the abnormal strain Jeff was pact more than a visit to the movies A High- School Worthy of the forced to to his maintain undergo and a soda afterward They are The annual ‘American revenue is THE STORY THEN CpLOB THE PICTURE) City (READ milthousand one hundred above and’ Arhis “woiking ' girls”i who are at home scholastic his athletic Another North and South ' dollars lion early terial Highway social activities at the univerGrand street lias turned out many And Frederick IL Ecker president WITH all the Tinies asound asleep act- - inj 1913 and So on through A Municipal Athletic Field couldn’t hear of peep single Life Insurance war-time of the Metropolitan the eighteenth illustrious citizens as the roster prohibition An Aggressive County Road sity to snooze Oh in started till “The of earners dinner Coppy -- the Volstead act shows that wage Is uptown the year and Jeff Cason company Professor amendment says Building Program he snored loud It sounded shows This i§ more than sixty billions of the my but Congress ' was becoming more and Grand Street Eoys” More Street Improvements In not bitter but he feels that col- get like sawing wood Yoft'd never more of the “from poverty just billions one an hundred of They total the organization in grasp league’s so Ogden think that Coppy could make born lege athletics used him rather need forty billions for the costof Uncle Joe Gannon was defying to riches” heroes who were others seemed that he both noise It much Improved City Parks inincludes among for and billions d American league-anthere twenty the the living leaving selfishly He believes that the vestment A Municipal Golf Course would wake all of the crowds Federation of Labor however He Eddie Cantor the- actor and Max savings and the pleasures wee on a City of Beautiful exploitation of physically until But everyone Ogden slept and luxuries of life in 1906 Samuel Gomp-er- s Steuer the great criminal lawyer Homes voice broke very shrill charged that Stock gamblers may worry but Clowny’s ‘‘introduced young men as if they the black-li- st had “GoodHey there” he shouted More than 50 per cent Cf the into were fighting cocks or maddened there is nothing the matter with the ness lobbying” me why can’t you let us rest? tea rooms” are conducted “southern national ' prosperity SENATE SHOULD AS usual lobbying was most in Such noise I’ve never heard before bulls Is something less than one Kentuckians They are former by was tense revisions It breathe real deep and then during tariff SAYE ITS FACE with a cultural widows should expect from one’s alma You are reminded that one man You roar mostly revealed that when the - back I’Ve heard a lot of snoryou a rule As senate charm bears they sendcook— United States The Was being concocted in the mater Jeff In his’ junior year can change conditions throughout ing but you are by far the best” a old the for family demoral- discovered so theprofessor says an entire nation by Italy’s celebra“Oh gee I’m sorry” Coppy said Taft administration 60 members of home all indications of being colored wobuxom and venerable an’ seventh ’ week of the tion this ’ “Go back to sleep and rest your the Homs Market club of Boston ear” As a ized that football was not an ama-spo- rt niversary of Mussolini’s rise to pow- head I’ll stay awake and you will foraged to promote high tariffs man who “cooks by are usually ' such Senator “Reed of Pennsylvania teur and he also gave er not be troubled any more Just were fet work in Washington The result them places One starting away” “turning slide back into slumberland and ev- Hosiery Manufacturers’ association a 4 Republican administration stud to the way football is used willWhat that man ofhastheaccomplished years ago in the of erything will work out grand If you brought In 150 members to talk to modestly three marvels remain ope a to answer outmoded brown leader Monday in to 'advertise the college and he history whatever may be the final should wake again you cannot blame committees and individual congress- basement of-- an now stone front Js paying $75090 John- has ijto objection tot the frank result men j it on my snore” question asked by Senator in the new a m rent ’ building ' yearly Mussolini is The! Most that Then as tired Clowny closed his women’s suffrage lobby op- Grand Central zone son of ‘California solemnly industrialization-othe game has beensurprising sucso little spoiled by his eyes wee Coppy yawned and be- erated before the war with spectacaverred that in his opinion the but and here Is the-pol- nt he cess I tween sighs began to look around ular! tactics Senator Jim Reed of amateur photographer tariff bill was dead' the bam It was a great big place I Missouri j made the suffragists wild hfl--A roaming thinks that the boy who likes to The king still sits on his throne some quaint nooks kodaked Mussolini’s word is abso- wish thought he(Jhat somewhere when (he said that while every SenaSenator Smoot of Utah anoth- play the 'gladiator for a few and while Manhattan that bring out law forms of government are near I’d find some water cool and tor jhadl a method of dealing with around same idylls that give er administrative’ leader went to years should be paid a fair price lute the carried out in the usual way clear that it would wake a male lobbyist no senator knew the snail pastoral town its slumberous female the White House and returned for his i services 1 Salaries" he It would hot have been so in the me up if I could wash my faceto a when tackled by lobbyist Far up on Broadway flankgo whether ‘to kiss her or throw her charm But ere he had a chance old days of Rome with the statement the adminisbecause be should ornate (high thinks ed apartment spires nes’ by betf?-- he heard a queer sound down his office out of white-frontcolonial cottage would a forces tles tration press of the talent required and the The two-c- ar low He looked out of the feed box is President Wilson let out a blast with brick chimney andMightning family and-theA a big surprise got One automobile is not enough for (through fo completion the tariff risks run The prqfessor inr against the lobbyists who opposed rods A few steps off Riverside drive horse was here It his looking offriendly can afford twq soon that after measures any family taking legislation is a gurgling fresh water spring says: use and need three Some raised its head up in the feir and a fice In kneel to assuage investigaMany subsequent the where Senator Borah who Is credited two discontinue their have six Unlike horses cars don’t looked at frightened Coppy with “Let coaches was found that the beet and thirst Andthirsty oaken bucket it cold tion the big and shining eyes with inducing the president to furtive and evasive bids for ma- eat when not in use rock-ribbcane sugar interests had mailed well is the in hanging came a sudden there And then under of still call the special session insisted terial in favor of open comIt propaganda pieces hangs a memory not came only The horse’s head highcomes the two-radfamily thrill government frank that the ‘Whole- in such a well at Broadway and Wee that the sole 'purpose of the petitive bidding bn a frankly 'Now still er away Coppy pulled To have only one radio set in your Grocers’’ association” fighting 208th Street- - A mint farm may be and dodged the horse by sale 'session was to revise the tariff commercial basis The fact that house made up of seen at Broadway and 215th street is almost like having only one real quickWee for free sugar was really "Anti-Trunearwas the chance Clowny st i the refifters that close to schedules for agricultural relief the amateur spirit no longer pre- book in your library Even In Central park so est lad What happened seemed at comes Wail heart-be- at air it was affiliated with Young by Everything league” Senator Fess however said vails in the major sports of people have their dance music and first quite sad The horse reached street! and that the “Beet Sugar the city's throbbing milk graze and' a white-face- d the Republican platform which many colleges should be recog- cheerful songs while older people up and grabbed poor Clowny by the Growers’ association” was still an- sheep world the looks cow whirling upon listen to music more serious to pants other Slobby in disguise being an or- jn bovine sadness (Borah helped write promised nized and dealt with as a real- solemn 1 sermons or speeches ganization of sugar manufacturers tariff revision to industries need- ity” A man well to do needs three raThe National Association of ManOn Washington street on the low Our reaction to the foregoing dio sets two for the family one was ufacturers been to ing relief as well as agriculture have found er tip ofofthe island one may find ’ of all a touch pro-labNow all the senators mention- isHhis: Jeff Burrus may be one for servants: fighting transported Smyrnamer-In legislation No well regulated servants’ hall and little bazaars tariff this colorful in and of kinds ln front ed in the foregoing are members football hero who has rebelled should be without its first class ral-d-io a chants sit puffing had business it played legislation of the Republican party which is but he is only one In many thoumore prtless secret part for 10 years narghiles wearing fez caps and dis equipment Colonel i Martin M Mulhall one of cussing home politics supposed to have a majority in sand The other thousands look Traffic and transportation experts its lobbyists revealed that it had the senate It is easy to under- back with pride and joy on their of Philadelphia preparg a compre street is a control of the house and) And on Forty-secon- d obtained ARE senate labor and judiciary LOBBIES commit-tee- d four-cha- ir stand why there are complaints football days Making the team hensive scheme for 27ew York City PRESENT-DA- Y conducted barber shop AND CRUDE LESS MUCH cost one billion dollars creation- of the tar- by four young men who on a boyObtained from within and without the still is the hope and pride of to Once CORRUPT THAN THE OLD iff commission in Taft’s adminis- ish dare came from the same block that magic word “billion' senate about the lack of progress thousands of young American’s made men ONES BUT THEY ARE NEAR tration to forestall downward re- of a street in a little Sicilian town gasp Eyes were lifted TARIFF vision and had financially reward- as stowaways Each now owns his on tariff legislation In the To make the team is enough re- to heaven whef the United States LY AS POWERFUL—ALWAYS BILLS TAX AND two for one billion in years spent ed nine former congressmen while home language of the ball park the ward hey don’t want salaries all expenses A quarter of a billion j BRING THEM OUT they were in office No' doubt there are abuses in seemed a great deal to spend on regulars have blown up CM 20000 Hills letters Walnut Mulhall produced From a lady In ‘ (Editor’s Note — This is the M a magaThere was a demand made in the grand old game but these the Panama canal his to andl “Your prove charges picture cinnati: telegrams ninth and last of a series of which also included stories of strike- zine was a striking likeness of a the senate for President Hoover abuses are being talked of today ’ Mayor Walker remarks that trafstories by Rodney Dutcher on breaking and the bribery of labor young man some twenty years ago to speak out and tell the senate and the chances are they will be fic congestion costs New York City lobbies activities of Washington leaders He alleged an attempt to who took me to Chester park and of the past what kind of a bill he wants corrected The game is too good and its business $500000000 a year bripe Gompers with $40000 which roughly to kiss me on the way of a billion was tried investment that An later confirmed It home” Gompers Such a demand evidences a and popular to remain under a would eryn fifty per cent a year of shewn that the N M A had paid By RODNEY DUTCHER Not I In those days I never went uncertain attitude cloud groping-an- d of its cost would be fi good invest congressmen expenses Service Writer NEA campaign in for anythtog more than a little ment The senate Is part of an indeThe last 30 years including James E Watson now light necking WASHINGTON— who Edison invented the light 50 virtual disap- Republican senate floor leader (Copyright 1929 McNaught Sah-m- er pendent branch of the governthe on ImAt Wandlitz in its favorites it Germany get ' with its old of helped a there’s the but still Syndicate Inq) lobby pearance ago years ment and it ought to exercise its lake sinking reveals a settle baldly corrupt tactics and the rise portant committees to i think chance for a on Mulup ment somebody of dwellings built An element of piles Affirming the truth of the comof the new lpbby which is mostly independence old hall of charges the Investigating in the stiongly organized employ weakness is apparent when a a way to make a tail light keep thousand yearsWends built huts out national groups seid members had been apmittee Migrating United States senate is revealed burning on the lake a thousand years ago and bullied committees proached still employ lobbyists Corporations with and spied upon for as waiting for word? of approval safety ‘lobbies of different but tampered types many trees to save has the Action bribed voters mis-house? cor employes and the field entered the have or disapproval from the execu- become national But no one Physical conditions have changed elections led and corrupted indisonce which reigned porations tive branch in order to know seems to be doing anything since then locomotives automobiles putably have often had to employ RAILROADS WERE BUSY and flying machines replace horses their representatives here to fight In JL919 the railroads lobbied sucwhat course to take this espe- about the pedestrians and oxen fifty-stor- y “’TPHERE is no justification for be apartment federal investigation and regula cessfully for the cially in view of the apparent ’ act with the aid of 1 ing ashamed of an adopted houses are built no more huts above tion transportation comA spat factory has just been the lake glee with which the body recentidea for these are usually the parA brief outline of some of the the United States chamber-o- f said Follette La merce and Senator character Human over-rod- e Mo ents of legitimatfc dividends They illustrate will Intelligence the president’s established in Kansas City ly principal lobby fights cost them not had have the pace whose kept are ideas based upon bewhlskered campaign interests unfortunately of the diversity wishes on the flexible provisions There’s a spat factory at Reno with physical improvementsIn ma- lobbies have been most active here special assess- ideas that have worked”—Donald includmg'a ment of i $1600000 Itt 1924 to save A Laird (Forbes magazine) and voted a debenture amend- - too terial things the human race has since 1800 gone forward marvelously MentalAmerican speculators who had the law from repeal they organized “Most of us grow up thinking ly morally it has- practically stood bought up most of the old French the National Transportation Instiin a propa- beauty is something as simple as stiii Panama canal company lobbied tute to spend $1000000 which included the sauce for a pudding but I have alto get congress to actin ganda campaign a of salaried agent in ways found it the most deceitful exmaintenance ut 1929 is only 12000 years from frantically behalf before their their rights federal every state to create sentiment and the most evasive the most treachthe late stone age and fortunate- pired in 1904 Although two ly the world still has hundreds jof commissions acting with expert ad- organize pressure on congress most erous and the most contradictory element there Is M life”— David in more recent years the millions of years to go vice had recommended the Nicara THE THRILL OF FOOTBALL lobbies recbeen the have would Wends Wark Griffith (Liberty) ancient Those guan route congress in 1902 voted conspicuous What is it about a football game which will cause countless ognize the us as brothers but our self- for purchase of the French com FordneyMcCumber tariff lobbyNew-berryj thousands td gather and watch 22 husky athletes maul each other ishness narrowness superstition ’It pany claims for' $40000000 The Mellon tax plan lobby' the “The habit of regarding populaabout? (Senator lbbby increase M the light of reation Kenyon not be so a million years hence lobby got full credit for passage of may NewAll the more wonder It Is why countless other thousands will be the best possible basis son will charged that Senator-ele- ct the measure - the movement if that Into floated been had an T score LOBBY for about the berry cheer A and boards THE upward shout DEFEAT in cities FOR distant and gather lobby on a should ever be socially desirable' as an electric light will go bounding up and down an imaginary The pure food bill in 19C5 brought senate ofby the social n Henry Pratt Fairchild (New Repub field Heading the flood thetea) the McNary-Haugelobbyists in droves the lie) and power 1 lobby lobby! '' Rain or snow cold or heat won’t keep them away — a football Wholeopposition was the National tariff t lobby present association Dealers’ sale Liquor crowd is unique The chances are there isn’t one in a hundred in a even destroy all “Age does not which claimed credit for - the bill’s By ROBBIN COONS football crowd who has ever seen a player he will root the hardest ambitlons”-7-Clarencmovies have and The dreams sessions successive two defeat in — for it generally is the unknown unheralded youngster on the HOLLYWOOD— directors” Darrow BAIL FORFEITED manufacturers of patent q the greatest pandemonium when he for practically every phase of pro- The playinga field who will create a were cines lobby L by represented forward pass or a fumble and goes as to 'be AFTER COLLISION “I am to down a duction and especially since talkies described as ’tremendous” and tried grabs about broken field for a touchdown “excan't lieve that you bring new has the everyto influence newspapers problems brought Thomas E Olsen 865 Twentieth temperance social morality and poHundreds will get a tremendous “kick” out of just being a part pert” been honored with much kow- where by making advertising con of a football crowd yet they won’t understand a single tracts cancelable on passage of ad- stylet forfeited $10 bail in the city litical probity by legislative enact-of about towing in kliegland or the power on actors verse patent medicine legislation court Monday on a compulsion advise the game The fellow who understands the least willthing foreign Linguists af failure ment yell the accents — John W Hester at charge the on side American more the police” the ' On other and loudest frequently to report an accident to police head- torney (Plato Talk) English pronunciation Fenc- Medical association lobbyists brought ePrhaps it is the spirit of our caveman forefathers that the correct showfavorbill His car collided with anthe In their lor by teachers instruct quarters pressure great football game fires anew—the struggle of one strong man against ing “Home-makin- g is an art J It sis are men 135000 history-wis- e that and congress other morn-in- gj ite physicians machine ing sport Sunday early another Sitting1 up there in the stadium we actually live the life a beautiful envir of the evocation were behind it and stirring up papresent to assure that no ancient of th efootball hero as he battles his way through almost hopeless monarch Grant avenue and Twenty-fift- n onment out of more kinds of elea mar- tients to use their influence The in involved becomes resistance ments than are involved to any jstreet with someone he never knew Ai M A won the fight' by its presthe spirit of youth that fires' a' football crowd riage accident of other form of the The senate on sure police which report has alert the with Perhaps It’sstudents been officers sit eyes are there singing and shouting and jump- forArmy Borsodi (New Republic) was The pep-fillOlsen 17 sets measure proceedMg on says Ralph for the years jthat against military discrepancies Anti-Salowestward- at an excessive rate of Meanwhile the ing— youth In’ all Its vigor and enthusiasm It’s catching and before where actors who never held u bayyou know it it has gotten hold of you and you are jumping and onet eavort as uniformed heroes league lobby was going full steam speed making it Impossible for him Football coaches supervise celluloid It claimed credit for the army can- to stop- his machine before colliding MORTGAGE SUIT shouting and singing viengl lungs with the noisiest sophomore car driven by R M For the students in the football stadium it isn’t a football gridiron games — even that fa teen act in' 1901 prohibition of with another BEGUN BY BANK 37 Western apartments No at Roberts stations sales when the of — mous on “last minute immigration liquor play" game down there —the playing field at stake but the honor anc crash 1903 not after the did soldiers’ Olsen canteen home the stop glory of the college an intangible something which will cause the unheralded hero wins eternal glory In Suit to recover $118815 principal law in 1905 prohibition in the Okla- the report adds Neither car was rooter to show more pep than he ever imagined he had and the in addition to Interest costs and at1908 Africa in homa of South the damaged badly If prohibition territory population with guper-humj defendant grit player to fight informed fees from James G and Liz1908 anti-liqu- or The next mails of the within Thi in in the on torney liquor goes increasing ePrhaps It’s the amateur aspect surrounding a football game 50 years at the present ratio the did not zie S Moyes on a note secured by code for Alaska in 1909 rec- Siahdard-Examinhe that that makes It take population will increase1 to ognition and participation in the believe the collision was f serious a mortgage was filed to the Second Then again perhaps It isn’t any of these reasons at all— white 4000000 ‘and the blacks to 27000-00- 0 international congress against al- enough- - to warrant -his reporting at district court Monday by the First Omaha World Herald ' coholism in 1311 the Webb-Kenyr Savings bank police headquartersSide ’ I that a pleasant disposition be cultivated Is this trtte? I find It hard to jsay pleasant I think Outspoken Say just things to people and I am very I am 17 quite pretty and well' jwhat educated but J I have no friends and pever have a date j with a boy Is it my disposition that keeps ''' people frbm likinglme or5 do I lack “IT”? f 4 5 - 'I v V v -- w I should sayiit Is your disposition that makes you unpopular as part of what we cryptically call in Ibeing pleasant and agreeable to those with whom you are thrown ih contact 0 i ‘ L L - - I Thsi applies to men as I They hear enough of theitt faults ann weaknesses from other men who take no trouble to disguise their opinions especially when they are unfavorable! and the main attraction women have for men that they go to them to be have rthelr ruffled feathers smoothed down restored lienee no girl makes boy when she criticises hm and tells him of That is not his idea of spending a pleasant ” to ancl when he leavett her it is truly evening I the truth-t- e iler Somehow a man always gets a special kick outiof feeling women posing before them as a little tin god and the periorto wise woman sim ply lights the Incense at his feet and lets it go at that She beats upon the cymbals and calls attent: on to his good points and keeps silent about his bad ones Payne-Ald-richib- lll " i ’ ii -- L f r 1 Of course your rpother Is right’ In saying that you can culti- vate a pleasant disposition just’ as you can cultivate any other of the arts and grfeces that make people agreeable to live with It Is jUst a matter of watching your step and doing and saying rto peo pie the things that you would like to'have done and said to you ’ it -- ed ! ed io Selfish people are also disliked because we resent the grafter and the injustice that makes one take the best of everything and impose His or her will upon us Cure yourself of this by the simple expedient of sacrificing' your myn pleasures sometimes’ for others and by putting yourself to the trouble of doing nice things for other people i : ppashirigion or long-stemm- ed I - Make il a daily habit to say pleasant things to people virtues instead of on their Focus' your attention on ' s f faults r t i If Mamie has a nice nose and an ugly mouth tell her how classical her nose Is and keep f silent about her mouth If Mrs Jones has a beautiful new hat remark on how pretty It is and don’t tell her that green makes her look sallow and that Is too young for her If Tommy is good at athletics and poor in hiss ‘ studies marvel at his prowess record in mathematics - ” - QUOTATIONS 99 Esch-Cummi- ns -- $3-000- In Hollywood e zig-zaggi- ng old-fashion- Show people little attentions Write notes of condolence and notes of congratulation Remember people’s birtdays and anniversaries Listen patiently to bores Be prompt In thanking peo- - ’ gifts and show appreciation of the courtesies that are ex- file for to you Keep your troubles to yourself and turn a smiling face upon the vfrorld : -- self-expressi- - on - - an er 1 j on 'j You can cultivate amiability a- tact- cheerfulness and as you can form the’ habit of being agreeability just grouchy and rude and disagreeable and the one will win you friends and the other make for you enemies Decide on which one you Think pays - DOROTHY DIX I are thinking of marriage are from average families neither rich nor poor We have never had a great deal With this in view please answer the following qustion: 1 When is ’the best age for aboy and girl to marry? 2 What is the least income we can get by with? 3 How much does a nice wedding cost at home? At church? 4 Ilow much should I have In bank1 after wedding expenses? 5 Ilow1 much life insurance should I carry? 6 Is it best for a young couple when DICK they are first married to rent or board? JJEAR DOROTHY DIX— My girl and - ANSWER: 4 : j That is a lot of nice sensible practicable questions that shows that you are looking at marriage from the right angle and I wish I could answer them definitely I can only do so in general terms however because so much depends upon where you live and the cost of living expenses there and on the standard of living to which you ae accustomed I think the boy should be at least 23notor and the 20 not because before that age they do under really know girl their own minds nor what they are going to be themselves and it is just a chance if they develop along together instead of one outgrowing the other and that means tragedy for them both! Also before that time they haven’t had their playtime and are not ready to settle down and they nearly always get tired of the bondage of matrimony and the care of children and long to be free As to age (least Income it Is safe to marry on is one that will furnish you with the ordinary comforts and decencies of life and leave a little margin over for amusement and something for sickness ’or unemploy- enough to ment lay by ed I ed cen- peo- - & f i be dumb about his ! I1 1 j at baseball and After a 1 you know you hold no appointment as sor of the universe and It is not your business to tell pie of their defects - f ' ’ i t ol n I 1 ‘ v self-contr- f on “ The outstanding faults of a bad disposition are generally temper irritability and selfishness Conquering youY temper and your irritability is purely a matter of You can flash out the angry word and say things that wound like a knife thrust or you can shut your teeth on tlm cruel speech and keep silence “Greater is he that rulethfhis own spirit than he that taketh a city” says the Bible Also It is more profitable for we are all so grateful to those who are easy to get along with and with whom we dolnot always have to be gumshoeing around to avoid riling them that we will overlook it if jthey have almost every other fault on the calendar ” con-clusi- nd And by jso doing she has datei and acquires a husband and holds him as long as she keeps up these tactics but Veracious Jane who has gall Instead of honey on her tongue nearly always ends up either in the Spinsters’” Retreat or the divorce court j v su-a- -- ed - 9 “good-night- - i wi Few men like women who are blunt and plain spoken - ' ts coipe-hither-lo- ok j k “IT-consis- j for no matter how much sex appeal a woman has it goes for naught with men I if she is cohtrarywise and bumptious or DOROTHY DIX critical or sarcastic They may be drawn to her at first but when she irubs their fur the wrong way pr says td them the things that wound their van ity or if they find that they have to walk on eggs to get along with her they spon IPave her jJndoubtedly the in the eye attrapts men to a glfl but she has to hfve a pleasant manner and a jollying tongue to hold th ed en-dbw- LONESOME ! ANSWER: es s MARRIED OF GETTING DEAR MISS DIX — My mother tells me I ss FINANCIAL If you have to count every penny don’t have a “nice wedthe ding” Just step around to the priest or the parson knot tied There is nowhere you get so little run for your money as spending it on a splurge wedding 4 Have enough money In bank to start a savings' ac3 and-hav- e ! count and (to be a little umbrella for a chance rainy day 5 Carry as much" insurance as you can without making it a burden Don’t be without any insurance and don’t overload so that you would have to sacrifice whatyou have in case of bad luck Set up 6 I can answer this question emphatically room when one is if even own house you' first it only your go to housekeeping Don’t 'go to live with either your wife’s family or your own unless your wife Is family Go off by yourselves Ddnt board board because no should Then on you to Job her with going keep own cooking at nlcht But woman should Work all day and do her to do It Is idle would have wife If to nothing board your don’t so DOROTHY DIX trouble women into who get young (Copyright by Public Ledger) -- 1 |