Show 8 Pr or who disobeyed the pope's The Ogden urgent Instructions to remain silent during a ceremony by criti-- Examiner screaming out advice at a the saved cal moment which tbiSaiAU iU throng from being crushed by A I Clunul t u t3dr4 a falling monument The famHtUtbOT ily of this man who disobeyed Independent Mer paper niDf ul 8uiidi orders has been favored by the Published tn mntzla at d without Catholic church down through margins Matter Court! u 8ml‘(Uii Utah t th the years rooUmca Ogden l)DAY Standard bate! stBicuirnoN k carrier one onUilk Delivered wilt to ad to ore to Utah Mi By WIIY THE CENSUS SHOULD BE CORRECT Kendo and Wyomln enThe Standard-Examin- er is thusiastically year census with the supervisor and Sl-a month 'ltid All other eta tea one year the chamber of commerce in the United Member of The AaaoeUted Preae Serrtee campaign to see that every perPress Consolidated Pm tfZA son entitled to be put down as — andlB C enan inhabitant of Ogden is enumThe Associated Pm i exclusively or Ucatlon ose tor repub to the titled This paper wants the news credited to tt not otherwise erated aw the also and '"rl count this paper in Ogden to be as exact credited la neva published herein as it Is possible to make it and Call 252 for All Departments it wants the count In every other community to be complete The government spends millions every ten years counting the peoa ple and it is important the count The Standard-Examin- er in be correct Representation Platform Is based upon populacongress count will be considThe tion 75000 Population by 13 In ered TranscontinentaJ governmental appropriA Place on the Air Route Then there is the matations Control of a Pure Water Supply ter of prestige Ogden has made to Accommodate 150000 People A Modern City and County a fine gain In population we We want to have the ofknow A Hntilahwmy to Great Salt ficial records show the complete TheMonte Crlsto Road to Bleh increase for its value from a constT community advertising standA High School Worthy pt the City point r Public attention is bound Another North and South Arto center upon a city- which terial Highway FieldA Municipal Athletic shows a steady consistent gain Road An Aggressive County For such a city must possess Bulldine Prorram in features which make it an atfilore Street Improvements t Ogden tractive place in which to reside Improved City Parka and engage in business Every A Municipal Golf Course Orden a City of Beautiful property owner especially should Home bestir himself to see that everybody Is enumerated because valHE OBEYED ORDERS ues rise In a growing community AND MEN PERISHED and we want the world to know Poems songs and stories have just how we have grown been written about men and women who in times of great emer- COAL BODEN HAMER gency have obeyed orders pursu- STATES A PRINCIPLE ant to stem discipline drilled inConvinced that the universal to them In the Ohio prison should be enactfire horror however we have an draft principle instance of a guard who obeyed ed Into law for fairness and for orders to the last ditch and Its preparedness elements the Is stands suspended as a result of American Legion everlastingly his fidelity to Instructions from preachingis this gospel and Isif perthe weapon it supsistency superior officers to be the Legion may find posed Ouard Watkinson stands ac- its successful one of cused of refusing to open doors thesecampaign days to a cell block to release prishas heard this univerOgden oners who slowly were being idea advanced by sevsal draft roasted alive Watkinson defended himself eral leaders of the Legion It before the Investigation board by was enunciated and advocated in Ogden again Tuesday by Nadeclaring he received sharp or- tional Commander O L Boden-hamders from his superior not to Commander Bodenham-e- r open the doors until further insaid: structed and he followed those “Now I am not presenting to orders he you for your consideration any T was an English miner” said “and always was taught definite plan for such an act I am however asking that you to obey superior officers” If what Guard Watkinson says consider the justice and equity is true then the superior offi- of the principle which underlies cer must face the music Mean- what many of us call the uniwhile a fascinating debate can versal draft in time of war We center around what Guard Wat- must admit that the burden of kinson should have done in the war is the nation’s burden It emergency — follow orders to the therefore should fall equally letter and trust that the super- upon all men and upon all propior officer knew what he was erty There should be no profit about or yield to his own Inclin- in war War Is national sacrifice and every citizen and the ations and free the prisoners J Unless the guard was of the property of every citizen should stolid unimaginative type he join in that sacrifice” It Is pretty difficult for anymust have undergone torturous mental turmoil during the period body not to agree with the prinhe held the key while imprison- ciple as set forth in the foreed convicts screamed for release going few sentences from Mr The orderly processes of civil- Bodenhamer ization are dependent in great President Hoover has had inpart upon discipline that Induces men and women to obey orders stalled a library in the White and judging from complaints louse and already Jealous poliheard recently in the business ticians see an effort to put one world those who can follow in- over the library of congress structions to the letter are none too plentiful It is apparent Henry Ford claims that the however that such persons are automobile has raised the avnot nearly as scarce as those who erage Intelligence of the people can make up their mind quickly The only one you can’t tell that and realize when the best thing to Is the traffic cop to do under emergency circumhusband will The stances is to disobey orders announcement at be cheered the Sometimes those who disobey are famed in song and story of the Cornell professor who said Easter-tim- e news from Rome re- that 'a woman’s brain is only told the story of the Italian sail- - equal to that of man Tkm noiti monUu tlx One co-operat- ing o -- ! - er hen-peck- O pinions o ed the THE CHALLENGE Press Pretty much all of chivalry Is dead these days except the challenge The challenge is as strong as ever It is something that Is thrown down by one person and has to be picked up by another or else you are no gentleman A challenge used to be met with cold steel and later with bare fists but today the challenge is customarily met by the pocketbook The orphan asylum is a challenge the church is a challenge loyalty to the lodge is a challenge the community offers a challenge music is a challenge the stage is a challenge art is a challenge alma mater presents a challenge —In fact pretty much anything In need of money Is a challenge Go out on the street and you may run into a challenge Stay In the house and challenges come to you by person by telephone and in the day’s mall And If you would preserve your honor you sit down with your trusty pen in hand and meet them with your personal checks But why not throw down a few challenges yourself? Your employer is no doubt a chivalric person Challenge him to raise your salary Challenge the butcher to take 10 per cent off the bill Challenge the motor repair shop to find nothing wrong with your car Challenge your children to go to bed without being urged Challenge your wife to finish the darning Challenge the cook to surprise you with a chocolate cake Challenge your husband to close the front closet door Challenge your neighbor to shut his windows when he uses his radio after 10 p m Challenge Mrs Jones to back the book she borrowed two months ago Challenge the bring the 'painter the carpenter plumber P1f£terer- - the day laborer and the butter-and-eg- g man And aiv? them as persons of honor should do no less than accept the challenges and act accordingly ae a11 rtght in getting things done by putting lg £ Planeb turnabout is fair play In fact it might L who deliver challenges to ? p ai challenge the JJL their challenges so people could decline their rethat you quests without incurring dishonor— Baltimore Evening Sun ?-1 HAL COCMtIAhUPf CTLTRgC ‘ Again Lindbergh Zaro and a Turtle Great Rome Her Birthday Wrong Mr Shaw The brain power of man seems to stand still The civilized world today is far below the intellectual average of Athens in the Pericles’ day But science goes ahead and will with it gradually drag usnew great feat of Flying is the science You saw pictures of Lindbergh and his wife in costumes for high air flying much like Eskimo costumes but actually electrically heated flying suits You know the latest Lindbergh achievement crossing the continent in 14 horns and 45 minutes flying over 10000 feet high HEALTH TALKS anti-aircr- aft i anti-alcoh- ol anti-alcoh- 900-year-- ol old B EDTJMB Stories youp CfflJMN n well-print- ed one-arm- step-ladde- - self-defen- se ’ all-rou- THE BORN PHILANDERER DECEIVES HIMSELF VHF BELIEVES THAT HIS WIFE CONDONES HIS CONDrfi jOR THAT HIS SKILEi IN THE ART OF MAKING LOVE CAN EVER MAKE UP FOR A return sudden YORlL— The IVTEW BROKEN HEART 1 w to prosperity of the Childs resone taurants in New York has been of the outstanding business achievethe MAN who goes in for philandering in a serious way so to ments of the year For a decade A enormous has this to say in favor of the love pirate: “I am a born Dh?i3 chain of eateries paid arJ’ dividends and then almost over night derer I was married In my ’teens and am now almost 35 i wife very dearly work eight to ten ffi8 went into a tail spin day for her know that she still gets Many reasons were hinted Among out offlowers and candy and I send them was that me original owners ’were take them to her often had become vegetarians and Nearare good I rave about them v hen’thT patrons forcing the theory onmeats were reis ly all tough keep my mouth shut i i? moved from the menu and the ofallowance for the housekinr a generous fc her own personal use ferings were almost solely vegetarand ian dishes There was also established a rule “She knows that I ymianae that water should not be served unbut she also knows that she has a Cl 't less there was a special request This that no other place in my heart resulted ih such a protesting howl or in woman this the next world Too many it was quickly abandoned s' ' cofild ever fill and I believe that of the places open all night became shf is far happier than most of the the haunts of pathological hybrids wifes whose husbands would never who chirrup along with hands on of having an affair She dream their hips an restaucause suh the understanding soul that Whatever the sh realizes - could no more ston rants became almost deserted and a a born gambler new management took over the philandering than could stay away from the green-toreins The old order was restored had been the Tempting dishes that wem I tables featured backbone of the chain has been both larre in “My experience and the deserters came 'trooping 11 world-widtrue e Like philanderers I have made a and back to it into an art I am trieif develop and of it real study Under the new regime an effort or that moe and of this effect the constantly studying has been made to get away from the endeavoring to improve my technique that glittering porcelain sanitation an somehow suggested operating room New cates were outfitted in a the battle of wits between lure of philandering ccjtnes from sombre dignity with shaded lights— ((THE skill it takes to make a woman I a man and a woman anf the Turkish Moorish and Spanish the Therefore touch: philanderer does not care Sr The most magnificent! of all is the tremble to his The true philanderer would are lqve who amateursjln of young girls Spanish ropm in the basement with a young girl wits from same thrill matching mt the the Savoy plaza with a fountain own passions to enable her to lacked the experience with her throbbing in its center a mullioned would find m plavinz an balchecker player expert velop skill that ceiling of stained glass and it would bore the child As tn her conies hanging with bright shawls with a Marble topped tables gave way to man who was at all adept at It to death s those of oak scattered far apart There is a half block long soda fountain a place to check hats and “No A real philanderer seeks the woman of the world wraps and waiters in uniforms is neither to be had tor the asking nor easily won He who touched off with gold braid For of a ydung girl for an evening but may enjoy the company those who do not wish to order a la safer than she would be him with as safe is she perhaps carte there is a $150 table d’hote most too Then philanderers are good a with preacher The only thing to be desired for women to whom the game “with not do play They sports many is the abolishment of paper would not be worth thejcandle I know of many cases napkins where they have gone faF out of their way to save young some folly girls or silly wives from committing Popular speakesies are now- bid— ding for what they call a class M clientele They do not encourage all married men who have affairs with the girls who work for comers but instead cater to exclu ((THE 1 not often bona Sde philanderers In most cases these them sive followings Thus a literary men are are husbands of wonlen who have nagged them into dethe one for another artists speakeasy have always been so good they did not fellows for collegiates and still another for speration The poor theatrical folk and so on In this know how to go about an aff &iiy or realize their danger and they way proprietors know their custom- made it a tragedy Instead of ?eing adepts at playing at love they ers and are in less danger of the were such novices that they did not realize that the close daily raiding ax contact they had with the girlf in their offices plus the sharing of red-blood- Lindbergh warned of storms at Wichita said: “We expect to fly storms” high enough to miss the no storms High up in the air Deep in the ocean no waves and (READ THE STORY THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) not very deep in either direction Up a few miles a gentle breeze caused rTHE windmill kept on turning by the earth’s ‘movement moves alJL and all round the bunch down ways toward the east on the ground just stood and watched it Twas a very pretty sight Flying only 10000 feet up Lind- to see The great big paddles bergh could not see the towns over swung through air "Twas fun to which he passed This interests watch the Tinies stare They all army officers of the Victorian era were just as interested as wee lads or coast dewho think By DR M FISHBEIN be fense guns will be useful in future could Soon Clowny said "What I don’t wars know is why they want these things STUDY OF SPRINTERS SHOWS go Are they of any use at all MAN IS NOT “EFFICIENT Zaro Agha of Constantinople Is to course Of a or Just sight? pretty 156 years old his grandson 100 the paddles fan the breeze and move years their way with ease but just the speed that a runThe American society along they would stop Would nerApparently supposin’ make will exhibit them here as "proof of that be depends on his abilmay all right?” quite consume to to be derived oxygen and to turn the benefit from total ity “Oh gracious gracious me oh it and to manipulate into abstinence” energy my!” they heard the little Dutch the muscles which make the conEverything that encourages tem- boy cry “I guess I’ll have to tell version perance is useful The what the big windmills are you Turkexhibit its with society might It was estimated in 1926 that the all for They work and workas with ish gentlemen who obey the laws of running a pretty energy expenditure where their might and not just Mohammed one of the 13 is about maximum is at speed all 'bout them sight I'll tell you in store turtles from the Galapagos island There’s cent of 40 About per horsepower a big surprise who also drink no alcohol startthe in is the expended energy “Sometimes they spin around contraction phase of muscular on and that is ’cause they’re ing forlorn or isn’t don’t what It is carried rest you drink the and through The paddles are the work grinding corn a rod drink but what you amount to that connected does the that to counts runThis thumps down on a It is shown that the sprint As Francis Bacon says: "A man work until he accelerates ner doesn’t course Of it of gradually stock grain is what he knows” veconstant maximum a reaches the vain in It grain 'grinds turthump Zaro Agha and the Galapagos A big windmill is never known to locity The velocity that he reaches tle don’t know much depends among other things on the shirk thickness or viscosity of his muscle sometimes pumping “They're The anniversary of the founding water an In order to get at the various is too That easy thing of Rome was celebrated You know Dr Wallace O Fenn made factors mill the fact do to' In you’re the story which sounds improbable now a of physical studies of series is at that right doing now Two little brothels Romulus looking now brave and up sprinters Just step right was Remus their mother and the bold and have a drink It’s good of motion including aofdetailed study sprinters in pictures vestal virgin Silvia their father best to form action A runner must overcome Mars god of war In a wooden and cold It might be be a row” the force of gravity and transfer line so there won’t trough they were set afloat on the in Each had a drink energy from one portion of his tisTinymite then exclaimed river Tiber and landed in Rome in "I sues to another boy then a marsh under a fig tree long wor- The Dutch 111 the ride padDoctor Fenn shows that the let think you shipped as sacred dles” Twas no sooner said than average sprinter incurs an oxygen The Tinies climbed out on debt at the rate of 13 horsepower A female wolf kindly nursed the done while turning out mechanical work two boys A woodpecker fed them the things and each oneAsthought ’round like seemed at the Tate of 295 horsepower His wings Then a shepherd’s wife took care of they ’round and through air they went efficiency is therefore 227 per cent them In arriving at this efficiency he has Later Romulus killed his brother it was a heap of fun to work against gravity equivalent Remus in a quarrel after they J to 01 horsepower changes in vefounded Rome (The TInyrriltes visit the docks in locity and acceleration and deceleraThe whole yam was borrowed tion of his limbs from the Greeks by the Romans the next story) 1930 NEA Service Inc) Obviously it should be possible just as according to antiquarians (Copyright much of a religion professed by by studies of this sort to develop better function of muscle tissues many was borrowed from the planned not so much forasincreasing for perthe speed of sprinters urgest Rome developed a wonderful peomitting man in general to use his rrtuscle to better advantage ple ancient Romans and modern Italians one of the greatest races in the world as powerful now as they were two thousand years ago Long Rome his itood on those seven “hills” actually seven ridges made of volcanic ash that millions PETER THUMPS AND TAKES TO of years ago filled in inland lake HIS HEELS Powerful men have ruled there never temper lost TJeWho firsthashashis stopped none more interesting than Mussolini none perhaps more powerful In count the cost’ will OllVt ROKKTS BARTON When Peter Rabbit saw what he Gaorge Bernard Shaw says: “The thought was a log move in the 5ERMCEIVC W3Q 6V talking film will kill the theatre” moonlight patch near Paddy the The brilliant old gentleman is mis- Beaver’s warna pond he thumped his hind taken Newspapers did not kill W?ll here it is housecleaning time on the ground with ing did books talking machines And mothers are all hot and to his took and again immediately not destroy interest in grand opera legs bothered hcls understood that signal Just drummersand as busy as or in the singers as individuals Human beings want to meet each as Paddy He Fried esgs and boiled potatoes Peter had known he would some other Shadows even when they knew of on the throne the was are there that danger talk can not satisfy them com- kind He Immediately slapped the in imminent peril of family sleeps pletely his broad tail and Mrs toppling over on them in the night The men in Plato’s slave cave water with was warned and dress with newspapers pinned looking at reflections on the walls Paddy who over the windows while shades and Bob Cat the Yowler Now reflecwere not satisfied with those been lying motionless in the curtains are being cleaned tions after they heard- about reali- had Black Shadows close to the place Splinters are on the alert while ties in the outside world where Paddy was in the habit of rugs are up ready to go traveling the dam had understood in the first unwary foot that comes When men adopt murder as a crossing Rabbit’s signal He jumped to their way Peter and detection are his feet and Screeched trade Yes sir he families suffer it’s But difficult was the kind motheralthough most Don’t It suffers who did that thing decidjust unknown name Somebody heard who all make to she’s screech of that think contrary and being ed to kill Frank Del Re and Joseph was a screech is simply closing her eyes to the It with shiver it far men to known two young Special f beauties of the outade spring world rage Chicago police ps bootleggers rack- of Then Yowler I bounded on to Pad- Just to show her prerogative of “beeteers terrorists hard dy’s dam and across It He was af-so ing a woman” She knows you can’t characters Peter Rabbit It was not clean in winter because if you do The unknown walked into their ter a for Peter wanted much that he) the old furnace will laugh itself to saloon “the Blue1 Hour” shot them as it was his desire to get death and spout soot all over the both dead incidentally killed Wal- dinner with Peter ter Wakefield the bartender Te even place again as soon as you’ve finto catch was determined Yowler ished ter Wakefield the bartender He Peter Rabbit ’ If Peter hadn’t takShe knows that moths fly in April no tales” en to his heel as soon as he had and that the screens have to be h he would have had small cleaned and up at the psychological At Chittagan ‘India Hindus raid thumped But Peter had Immediate- moment chance stol— killed seven armories weapons The moment or two run “away She knows that bright spring en some imprisoned by the British ly had remained sunshine Yowler which is potent and that matduring assures followers that his Gandhi had been tresses pillows in quiet to find out If Paddy rugs blankets and “independence they will hate a chance Peter had alarmed given to destroy germs 12 need woolens him it saying obey eight days” theyfollowers legs of his to the and make them safe to live with as mar- to use those long And to his wounded he had Oh the rest of the year She can’t advantage “a bullet wound In the thigh best indeed tyrs ' had he A yes wound a wait until summer Summer sun is better than prison Never had he run faster He want- is too hot and fades woolen things wound in the heart ts better still” so much as to put as and hardens the soft wool of According to British and American ed nothing as possible be- blankets distance a bula great and northern Ideas generally There and himself tween GIVE ’EM AIR let wound in the thigh or heart of was a certain hole Yowler the between desirable knows that the w indows must She your opponent is the thing t roots of an old stump in which he be up all day for a dozen reasons and he headed of sanitation Spring brings breezes would be safe that for straight that disappear in the summer dolGold Yowler keen ears heard the rustle drums of leaves as Peter ran and he Housecleaning over — well that is was he But him after bounded a good start Medallions To Get too late When he reached that just comes the sewing machine Out hole Into which Peter had darted and it’s time for the west hand to screeched — — he WASHINGTON April 23 (AP) only a moment before bid Gold Star mothers who will make again and tore ‘up the ground with Oh yes you can buy most everyexdreadful a was a pilgrimage to the cemeteries of his claws It now made-u- p But when the ' thing Europe where lie their sons killed hibition of temper come and Lucy in children steps He had lost his temper and missed can wear Luella’s things fixed over in service with the- A E F will he so angry that wear a gold medallion sent to them a dinner and was and Joan can wear Lucy’s fixed knew what he was doing by the war department hardly over and Letitia can wear Joan’s i—— Major General John L Dewitt over— there Is no use in feedfixed UnNext story: Peter Spends An quartermaster general Tuesday anThen of course the rag bag ing nounced that each mother who comfortable Night own dresses from last are her there makes the pilgrimage will receive in year to let down Every woman the medallion — a gold star within dresses down is Christendom letting a circle around which Is inscribed this spring “Pilgrimage of Mothers and Wicomes the garden if she Next on dows” Beneath the circle and hasn’t attended to it—already Time each side is a spray of oak and waits for no woman nor for floware crossed laurel leaves and above shrubs nor vegetables ers flags upon which rests the United If it isn’t the garden it’s And States shield over the porch furniture call what and I mob “The painting spirit The medallion Is suspended by a conlormitarianism any or In are or abroad the mending the awnings nr outside red white and blue ribbon from a dozen the of the out Individual things all Judgland crushing etched nameplate bay upon which isstate ment and action and silencing cour- of the house cries for in the spring the wearer’s name and her So now little children you must age”—Nicholas Murray Butler be very very good and not fuss Helium — gas is the most difficult the twentieth century about the fried eggs and boiled poIt is “Aftertheallnineteenth of all k' n gases to liquify and speaking-- with tatoes and the step ladders M"uified at a temperature only ha you have to run accent”— a Philip the million errands of about 453 degrees below zero slightly American Just be good andsew patient and wash Guedallapoet on your own and dishes the w Andrew Johnson was elected to and try to entertain father remedies for tjyfr buttons the senate and served a short time to the great faults bring only penalties after “ Here’s a salute whose he retire from pf‘ banner for American mother them”— President Hoover dency of he United Ptes nd i ed rs -- J ed p love-maki- love-maki- r was rousing passions that neither they nor the New York has very few trees at little confidences the experience to control I think these men suffer ts best and experts are declaring it will girls had as the J§ girls do be absolutely treeless In ten years much Smoke and auto fumes are blamed A Watch' this space for the latest In are afire who “In reality men adept at love-makitree news lmost as scarce as womens and I have found that it takes a real perseverance to find a woman who!v has mastered There are many Broadway wits j who never heard of Oliver Herford the art” yet abroad he Is hailed as America’s ' S T keenest epigrammatist His power in earlier years was limited because of DOUBTLESS this is true Possibly Just as few men and women p’jy a bitterness He could not be reconlove game! as play a professional game of golf ciled to fools living In later years or tennis or bridge but why prostitute the noblest emotion thatcaa he has mellowed Almost every day animate the human breast by substituting for it a synthetic pa' he drops at the Players and his ssion? ii arrows areip less contemptuous — But ng '' -- "Ill-conside- l 'I t t red ‘ u j j mono-gramm- ed I ! pre-showi- ng — FR a-b- ox 1 -- - j i 'There a petticoat-chasJaded emotions The taste of sand lipsticks on your month and at last an old man trytnin ing to rejuvenate his exhausted passions combing his tbe bald spot on his head trying still to be a after his technique is outmoded as some 2000 different kinds of mosquitccs in the world lady-kill- er NCE 3 UPON t J A sm:A time- - g'i DEUEVE me Mr Philanderer philandering doesn’t pay D DOROTHY DIX (Copyright by Public Ledger) j I5 VEMTv‘rirTH ANNIVERSARY i Modernize by the Crane Budget i ut‘ Edna the novel f ONLY Ferber Author news- when a paper reporter threw her first ’’Dawn th naoua- - a? 10 rst monthly OWN imdr th CRANE BUDGET P LAN K O’Hara” Into the waste! basket In disgust It was rescued by her mpiher This is J the novel that later made her f a-- Plan You tve wonted modem Crone plumbing ond heating for that older building Now you can have it Visit the Crane Exhlbit Rooms Or write or tele Phone Choose’ any materials you want Have a Crane Qualified Contractor-Deale- r make the in spoliation before you pay a cent Then pay ’ - ‘ still have a slight sting la sport whose counters are Why amuse oneself The well dressed man must have hearts? The philandering husbands and wives bleeding it seems a set of Incidental accesmen and too late live They belong in the days when sories for his evening clothes They women took their pleasure in watching the agonies of are being Offered complete by one ' those torn to pieces by wild beasts toney shop for $512 The set includes: A gold linked key chain a ' gj black enamel engagement book with are bom philanderers gay a short gold pencil a gold CERTAINLY there are men who d bill clip the small sized flit from flower tefe flowerin the rosebud begarden is it that a lighter rxd thin pocket watch The pretty girls gathering honey from every lip It may wrist watch for evening is quite not in their light and frivolous natures to be true to any woman Broadway or to have any sense of responsibility and that no woman no matter what her charms and virtues could hold one of them long They were describing the narcissism of a certain diletante I Charles I Hanson Towne painted a perfect sommust man a Such alwfiys change variety word picture with: "He is the sort case why ething to give him a new thrill but this being the who uses asparagus tongs” does he ’ever marry? What makes him cruel enough to — take a woman’s life into his hands only to break it? At the of the mnnai Gambol at the Lambs the other night I talked to Joe Weber and Lew the philanderer deceives himself when he thinks he pays bli Fields who came together And a liberal for his disloyalty by fifing her a good home and florist thus offered the lie again to the oft w the and repeated story their long association dress allowance and ordering the confectioner ended in enmity They are still send her up or a bunch of posies of chocolates — p£uS f A Forty second street barber' says ' I5j most customers will have their "hair No woman so dull a not to know conscience money washed out” but will refuse the sugNo woman so humble as to have an appetite for the gestion of a shaifepoo—because it crumbs of attention that fill from another woman’s table sounds expensive No woman on earth who willingly shares her husband wita other women 'We are six students in a Journalism school’’ says a round robin letI ter and would like to drop around I ET no himself fool for a minute by thinking thatW philanderer to your cage sometime to say ‘Helwife condones his aff airs with other women Pride may kg lo’” her from reproaching him with them but every one rankles Come around dusk I begin memory as an unforgivable insult She may welcome Wm swinging by my tail then a with smile but there Is death in her heart and when she ca (Copyright 1930 McN aught- - Syndi- come to understand him well enough not to care about hisCbJ cate Inc) tions it Is because she knows him for so poor a thing that she to ax alt ” ceased care for him the next few weeks will be a broom t and whose1 martial music will be played on rugs And what price philandering? Real love slain by She is the person who makes the treachery A wife who has a contempt for you because world a fit place to live in If you she regards you as a weakling who cannot resist women think it’s congress or naval parleys A wife who has no faith in you Men looking upon you a' you're mistaken er a thos - t ng j Star Mothers n ng I - DOTATIONS’ n Tforoth vfDix Talk re Features Syndicate IncJ 4LA CtUlUibtd 17 I By ARTHUR BRISBANE i Copyright 1929 Ring 1 ' WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL the oqden standard examiner -- iL C R A N E PLUMBING AND HEATING MATCRIAia ? v CRAKE CO X - I Crane Co 20th St and Wall Ave Ogden Utah Consult a Crane Qualified Contractor-Dealer |