Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- -- R WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2 1938 Political Futures At Many NEW YORK Stake In West’s Governor Nov The NEW Races Declares Dutcher screwier the show the better like it The sentence is Dale Harrison' V the ' SIDE GLANCES Georgs'EyGub ESTABLISHED 187Q A" L Frank Francis peo- editor and general manager "glasmann Associate Editor Leonard G Diehl Associate General Manager NEWSPAPER Published Every Evening and Sunday Morning Without a Muzzle or a Club cl Congress March 3 1879 Entered at' the postoffice at OgdenT Utah as second class matter according to Act A B C and Service Members of The Associated Press United Press NEA news aU The" Associated Press is exclusively entiUed to the use for republication of local newsdispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the " SUBSCRIPTION PRICESMail-M7 be p when a paid to advance AllByOther ust i"thdne’ year By Carrier 85c a month 5920 a a $100 year States month $800 a year in Utah Idaho fceyada and Wyoming the sentiment is Nila T Mr Granlund is the Broadway authority on insanity- The other gentlemen seated night one of the table in Granlund’s at a ringfeide — a crazy house with Midnight iSun — was a doctor from smorgasbord the psychopathic ward of Bellevue hospital T don’t say he was there professionally but he might have been is what the Granny whch calls him has bunch Broadway on the pleasure his finger had pulse for nearly two decades of girl Known as an Impresario Zeus of shows he actually is the 0 fi & o f ’V' r ? 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' CCft In from the polls And because he does stay away a disciplined minority can and very the ACCORDING to all the newspapersare a elections highly important event in American politicsa We shall see through them how much of reaction there is against the New Deal the voters will get their chance to express themselves and in one wayor another our democracy will register its verdict on this that and the other thing So registration lists are up interest is at fever heat and all the signs indicate a heavy vote But when the smoke has cleared away and all the votes have been counted it will "be" found — as usual— that only a little better than half of the electorate bothered to e who go to the polls at all The never pokes his nose into a polling booth d will once more be a significant if feature of the election r There are lots of reasons for this A cerbusiness tain amount of this stay-awa- y is due to the fluid nature of our population people move about find themselves ineligible to vote fail to transfer their' registraprotion forget about the absentee-ballo- t vision or through some other oversight are unable to vote even though they would rather like to Another thing which must account for a fact large proportion of the absentees is the most— that in many districts — probably in stay-at-hom- little-notice- the outcome of the election is pretty clear before the votes are cast Many a man in such circumstances reasons something like this: “Well I’d vote for Candidate Blank but he’s going to win anyhow and I’ll be pretty busy Tuesday so it won’t hurt if I don’t vote” But when all such excuses are made the fact remains that there are some millions of the citizens who fail to vote simply because or too they are too lazy too indifferent trouble cynical about politics to take the Of course this is a free country The right to Vote carries with it the indisputable right to refrain from voting g voter is Nevertheless the decidedly a handicap to democracy For if voting is a privilege it is also a duty The theory of democracy assumes that each man will perform that duty each man who fails does his bit to weaken the democracy he lives under For the “special interests” — the pressure groups the political machines the factions non-votin- the ” people — none of something-for-nothin- g these ever fails to vote It is only the man who has nothing at stake but the welfare of the country as a whole who stays away BOAKE CARTER'S- - NEWS j By RODNEY DUTCHER jartisans make the ‘most of it Standard - Examiner Washington candidates polled Republican ' Correspondent 225000 primary votes as against WASHINGTON Nov 2— The na'and conjut 155000 for LaFollette tion’s outstanding 100 per cent servative are efforts being made New Deal governor and the only to smash the LaFollette dynasty two "third party” governors are Republicans appeal to farmers on up before the voters this year in a basis of low dairy prices elections which may cost them Friends of Congressman Thomas R Amlie defeated in the Progrestheir political heads sive senatorial primary by but Here is the lineup: Murvoters support the LaFollette Michigan: Governor Frank and many Proticket phy handsome intimate of President Roose- gressives accuse Phil of using “fascist” techniques although he velt vs Republican conservaa has labor support Many on both Frank D Fitzgerald two sides say the result’s a toss-u- p years tive beaten by Murphy zanies Liberalism the New Deal and craziest entertainments ago vs B F Stephenson Detroit a the pension current on the Awful avenue are real estate man entered to as take plan of which the Roosevelt ad- and Granlund’s “Constitutional Democrat" ministration wants no part figure both of which votes from Murphy Midnight Sun A The in the campaign of Democrat GilMinnesota: Governor Elmer were idea ed by Granny vs Har- bert L Olson against Republican madness is due Benson Farmer-LabGovernor Frank F Merriam of of course to those Merry An- old Stassen aggressive So do proposed referbut drews Olsen and Johnson Republican county attorney California denouunced by Olson basic endum the laws forces that backed by all ‘conservative er&nny insists labor activiwas Democrat the of limiting proceedings drastically vs Thomas Gallagher scheme confident be- are lookties Democrats to whom no one concedes a his want-crazy cause their what people registration outnum“That’s in of the G O P by 3 " F bered that Governor stuff” Granny says Wisconsin: Phillip 2 broadMerriam was elected In the Back in the early days of LaFollette Progressive and hope- to “Naidentified announcers feverish revolt against Upstate’s new party ful founder of the casting their initials Sinclair’s ton America” of candidacy and Wilby only themselves tional Progressives Rewas a pioneer vs Julius P Heil millionaire liam Green’s endorsement of him Nils T Granlund are T “N G” Milwauand of has been repudiated by the big announcer publican manufacturer initials that announcer A F of L San Francisco Central r Bolen W the only kee vs Harry have survived They are indeed old conservative Democrat whom Labor Union Olson has 'promised if elected the only initials that ever served most observers count out of the to free Tom Mooney are also definitely in my memory to identify an en- running Republicans reaction against believing tertainer Hard hopeful Has Fight Murphy O and the “funny money L C has When Texas Guinan rose to be always nearly Michigan queen of the night clubs it was j pension plan favor Merriam strong Republican state behind the served con- G O P Confident In Kansas be to N T G who claim Republicans and man promptidea as scenes lhev can beat Murphy Republicans insist orte of their me alwouldn’t surprise er It gubernatorial bets is to Kansas frienda are worried Suck- “Hello the invented where chances his Payne H Ratner opposes Granny thev think MurGovernor Walter Hux er” insult that is Tex’s Broadway Democratic up have been looking monument 1936 landslide beneficiary Lhv won bv only 49000 two years man a He has made a fortune and 5 while Roosevelt was carrying who howevbr may pull through sentiment increased spent it If he makesheanother state bv 300000 Michigan despite is sure the New which is quite likely— farmers strikes against among sitdown had has Uttle thing Umce M low and to spend that to t0 Deal farm program rfing g and dissatisfaclike money don t bother him Farmer hostile wheat wn prices Broadaround Nelknown well is It C I O Ron also endangers Governor won who Iowa G son of the Kraschel way that N T G invariably carto have full of five d°l' Jt rikeSy managed ries a bloodshed by but 2200 votes in the Roosevelt without settled com® men landslide and is opposed lar bills When show girls business and Remiblicans t him for jobs and there are no and say he publican George A Wilson and t him with them say Farmer firm jobs Granny s routine is to against LaFollette-supporte- d have been houjd of one and press baby ik Fitzgerald attacks borite Wallace M Short who may into her hand the state spending and- pull votes from Kraschel and federal nch TownIts a verybe poor way toget numerous 0f Republicans confess to only an surprised how manye hassuppoix but you’d WPA outside chance in Idaho where Qf many broke and despemte chorin s for Ben Ross Governor are former largely Farmers to the Broadway Sw e'l worJ C A Bottolfsen man farm low their dislike poses Nils T voulSes C L they O and New Deal They admit a lack of party organ- -ization in Nebraska where anyiPh0t!°frapheVinmB ynf j would pictures Rooseone may win in the three-wa- y PMurohy benefits from the doormen in fron of fight between Democratic Gover- Clubs and buildmgs youd hsve velt’s pcWjjgjg’ 'administration nor R L Cochran Republican cus a clean something gaudier than him Charles J Warner and for forking hard 1‘ parade The A F of L support nor Charles W Bryan Indepen- lie aakVi dmttrRrIdeu? thoJeha dent Some Republicans hope sp?ts lost uniforms avorlltyelection to a city ma- - their candidate Nels H Smith wSch namn? caper adlb b“ heping Ftgerad can beat Governor Leslie A Milcoats hang fre non-votin- with a more realistic view vl are earning capacity X: watching their expenditures more carefully Consumers are willing to forego services & t they formerly enjoyed rather than pay 0 Jr of the necessary highhigher prices because nra fe re iakseirvxf si nm ge V er overhead costs Consumers are learning that 'School ain’t so bad as I used to think Take hisiorx for instance — it’s kinda interesting will get for them many things 'they could not obtain as individuals CLYDE CHAMBER’S- - Consumers have more time to devote to their buying and to Wilford L White made these observations at the annual convention of the National Wholesale Hardware association at No one can sell good will better Atlantic City than he who knows its value from - Hardware men need more knowledge of a training in the school of experi— and that is the background consumer needs Consumers need educa- ence of George B Mofgan head of advertishardware The and tion on price and quality men need to know their own products more ingIt department all started when Morgan was e comin like high school in Boulder Colo thorpughly This sounds was all the rage 1917 in mon sense and is well worth repeating to then andTungsten young Morgan “flew the -- -- co-operat- ion See Yourself Standard-Examin- Domestic Commerce Elsa Maxwell asserts she could make a success of a dinner with John L Lewis and William Green at the same table She had better serve something that won’t stain the walls Henry Ford says $34000000 spent for plant expansion is a contmuing expression of confidence in the future Evidently he doesn’t read his friend Landon’s speeches Probably because it’s a campaign year Herbert Hoover was billed ahead of Shirley Temple in a radio forum The railroads are economically ill Confined to their- beds so to speak Gridiron influence in the Orient can be seen in that end run around Canton j - 4 ’ Ex-Govern- or luke-warm- ly j or or ( by-Re-t- er saw him laying the groundwork for a yen for travel which he now consciously cultivates During those two years he was with the railway mail service with runs through Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming After more ' experience he turned to managing a grocery store in 1920-2- 1 For the next two years he worked at “various jobs” in Denver At least part of this time was during the post-wdepression but Morgan didn’t know it True to his training as a good will salesman he asked “was there a depression then?” when questioned concerning it In 1923 he took two grave steps — married Mary Audree Osier and entered the printing business as a printer’s devil in Boulder A hard worker he made the most of the breaks and was composing room foreman in a few years In 1930 he was made business manager of the Boulder News Herald Two years later he went to the Boulder Daily Camera as advermanager tising and productionto The and in 1936 he came Examiner as head of the ad vertising department “The facts speak for themselves” Morgan says concerning his record in Ogden Those facts show a good adver-- ’ every conceivable type of machin ery Factory buildings big and movies hotels little conveComforts everywhere niences service production distribution — all on a scale of which the rest of the world cannot conceive until it has seen first hand And yet with all this stupendous and priceless gift protected by two great oceans of water a friendly neighbor to the north which speaks the same language as we do and a vast continent lying on the southward we complain and grumble Where we ' have hundreds of years of constructive work ahead of us to try and perfect all this fabric which has been laid down in the split second of we 150 years of endless time waste more time conjuring up bogies from the Far East and sit shivering and babbling fatuous bunk about European dictators coming over here! Where the spirit of free enterprise-driven by the human desire to compete and always do better than the other fellow— has wrought this present magic pattern of material living we now cry like softies because we fell down nationally nine years ago and ask a weasling bunch of political sophists to hold our hands and lead us! In Infancy There is so much to be done constructively in America So many places where the surface has not yet even been scratched So many spaces crying for development A great transport system needs to be revamped on a sound engineering basis to provide economic distribution of all the things we make and possess So it is little short of criminal to foster philosophies which would destroy these limitless opportunities found nowhere else in the world to satisfy an insatiable lust for political power to America has not even-begdevelop internally But work and work alone will produce the results The opportunity is here as much as ever Hie question is— have the last six years turned us into flabby incapable effort? of (Copyright 1938) up-to-da- te any-old-ho- w j - un 4 cry-babi- es self-propell- ed Standard-- T 4 o La-“Sor- ry V-no- tes I I ©p-grate- ful Ex-Gov- er- the-Detr- ?uonf PThere - Is S 1 prais- - dax Sylrom 'Zg'J&JSZ men tising increase during 1937 de- though some losses have been The taller the man the more Ra- except taken in 1938 most of the trains sirable the doorman— at the Havana-Ma- mon doorman were held who is a mere midget of five In pursuit of his yen for travel drid however Ramon feet eight stature 0f Morgan boasts he has left tracks hia in most sections of the west in fhP £v weaHngf a red cape lined" with last two years and has flown to J Wue gilk the others before N T G opened The day Cfo Morgan represents The a blond giant ap- club new ‘in the retat Q1VX his for the door-- 1 i neared and applied -sion of the chamber of commerce you’re hired” said job where he takes an active part Qne of hig associates He was chairman of the then interjected: “You can’t hire mas lighting and opening ° We’ve already hir-- 1 He is also a him Granny one his notice Advertising dtobl EFSdgd'en J ther -- I 1' So They Say I st association in with communism All Dig bumLongshoremen’s him j cormnenting on the docking of the ness elements are against -- I I ho k ““ gcatT sahJ0 Granny Opinions of the Press lng I en u red-baiti- ng anti-Semit- ic Letters to the m) j I W ChHstophedaL "weU M we Dn°crats There wasn’t much wa could dothree children Marilyn 12 Dav-- 1' weeks’ pay the Commit- National Democratic with it— Dave Hisseven Audree! id seven and Joan has Wolf urged inquired “Why?” teeman Joseph airplane pilot who ianded a months th® was “Because Democrats to back Benson but- flaming airplane and ' 11 passen-“DoormepJ’ don t get any gtassen and Democratic Congresssafely I B on work tips openly sup- -n Elmer J Ryan They The moral is that handsome each 0ther Benson energetdazaround in stand who giants preaches Roosevelt and automo- labor is behind him but zling uniforms and open Deal Al bile doors look like a million doiseem hostile farmers lars but probably haven t got a though Stassen wages a relatively it launch dime It is all very sad followers clean campaign LOCATION Sevintb and WHERE MONEY HIDES AND And say for instance that you propaway th Broad WHY IT DOES SO adlive in ‘New York And that you his center and of chop Benson ganda against Benson has lost and ahows idle in 100 dollars World-Telegrathousand have ministration York in (New COMFORT For you a t ra oo-by losing his temperground The treasury department re- money and are looking for a place and mt clergyLutheran phere certain against invest it If a business man askvice ' ports that people whose incomes to men and Lindbergh relatives It s One or two gueet POLICY! business to ed his in invest it you ftn room Same exceed 150 thousand dollars a year Experts Pr®“ a nasty close fightwin a return of 6 per cent No double a small price will by victor go in heavily for investment in promising 1938 diet the October 31 would you be interested in risking rate J Room with hath governmental securities that are your 100 thousand dollars in his Editor of The Standard-ExaminRATES! margin win Choice wholly tex exempt Pb proposition? The promised' gross- Dear Sir: Double Bed Double or Twins That’s not surprising orthan Heil J to return would be six thousand dolwant to personally thank you 0r lose $2S0-$300-$35- 0 Suppose you were in the 150 lars' Of that the New York state fori the wonderful publicity your 25000 votes accorg “No Bargaining— No Worry I berver thousand dollar income bracket income tax FRANK R WISIION Pres gacious per cent in your paper gave our recentTheChristian nntij f phil coop-- 1 looked convention woUld Things take $480 leaving Endeavor bracket) l 3 I O revealed t have $5520 And of that the federal in- - I eration that you gave us during- Heil forces were John B chaPP j come tax (64 per cent ini your the entire conclave was appreciatVI - offered m’ on a Townsend tick candidate ' ia ied m0st sincerely by all the leadand withdrawal iMibo ers and delegates The Salt Lak- 1 et $2600 for hisHeil c&li-10- 0 Gaapple for on the gentleman-26 commented speeches Would you want to gamble your ers e thousand dollars on such ajly way that your reporters ap-j ed this a “bribe” and LaFollet The L D S North Weber stake private business investment? O proached us Thanks ag road show will be held Thursday would you go around the corner to we hope that in the to V Uf y and Friday ' at seven-thirt- y p m some bond house and pick up a I repay you in some j be will us to Thursday’s performances nice little nonrisk 100 thousand dol- - j kindness gjncereiy presented in the Third Sixteenth lar bond issued by some governRuth Bartlett and Wilson wards Friday stops mental unit and wholly exempt General Giairman Harrisville from taxation a bond will be in Marriott let us bought ' I I "‘-GlvfS- fel? compelled I Wo J® °ihlch personal and political would monthly pension plan promptly Roosevelt who has put Colorado in bad fman- offer him a high New Deal post cial straits perhaps the present -supreme (Copyright 1938) court vacancy Benson Target Benson or "Minnesota whose friends call him “a fine honest idealistic fellow with no political of sense” suffers from defection aonJ®s’ wing Farmer right Christopher should be made I I of Ammon I dard-Examin- er oit ss’pfS5 SgruL? srSionyssE z ESTfc Republican Mph L Carr much conniving among and other motor magnateo 7o”: I ma ie ar : -- hip-pock- et men bedeviled by fast changing high school coop” to seek his fora mining boom in a turbulent' world of com- tune inHas tungsten Yen for Travel It didn’t turn out “so bad” he but it didn’t last long either advice is more than that it is says The next two years 1918 and 1919 But this advice from the one man in the United States who can best follow the consumer’s dollar as it flows in trade in the United States For Wilford L White is the marketing research chief of the Bureau of Foreign and -- n” pro-lab- j old-tim- with one language Railroads run on endlessly Planes loaded with humanity fly off into the skies on long hops The white ribbons of highways wind endlessly — seemingly forever There are no frontiers There are no military guards every few hundred miles There are ho customs delays and frictions There are jio variety of languages with which to contend Had I been in Europe I would every have traveled through country battled with officialdom of each nation struggled with a bedlam of tongues encountered a dozen suspicions I would have seen peoples with a dull look in their eyes who live like moles in the ground for fear at any moment their lives may be blasted from the air by neighbors a few hundred miles distant one finds Here stupendous space fresh air youth vitality and the energy generated by the construction as opposed spirit of to the feverishness of the spirit of destruction It is utterly impossible to realhas ize how richly this nation we fortunate how endowed been as a people are that we be one nation with one tongue one language There are one or two other nations which in area are as large and even larger than the United States But they are ruled and popby a handful of despots ulated by tens of millions who are ignorant disease ridden and poverty stricken Perpetual Reminders Mile after mile in the United States one is faced with perpetual reminders of what material miracles American engineering industrial and business genius have to on the widest gether wrought to mankind Su scale ever known in the automobiles per highways railroad town smallest country lines spanning everywhere like a great net over mountains across deep valleys rivers through Electricity in the wee hamlets as well as the hug ecities Farmers cultivating their rolling acres with “Hellz-a-Poppi- red-hair- ed 00 J co-operat- ion people n” 9-0- 75-ye- ar- - - “Hellz-a-Poppi- j - CONSUMERS COMMENTS 7 - Consumer Needs - INDIANAPOLIS Ind Nov 2 The loudest politician in this state is Sherman Minton a Roosevelt “coat-tail- ” senator But he Is a noble politician full of ideals frith a deep sense of propriety and ethics He is the legislator who proposed in the senate that all publishers who told a lie and printed it be put in jaiL In fact the thought still disturbs him so they tell me here he is actually prepared to press for such legislation in the next session of congress He is a member —of the McNutt McNutt once political machine the' Hoosier Hitas known being counties several ler for keeping nationof the rule the under here years al guard bayonet for two also a The noble Sherman is as known is whatof beneficiary the “Two Per 'Cent club” which levies that amount upon the pay But of of all state employes course there is no impropriety were about such a practice If it Shernoble the all at improper man would have nothing to do with it But it has been the Republicans here who have upset the Minton sense of justice and ideas as Re-to what is right and proper Thewrote county publicans of Gayworkers suggestletters to WPA and Republican that they xotg ing no anygood that the WPA was way Such a weasling performance of our outraged the lofty ideals Was felt he This just Sherman about on a par with publishers who print lies So he complained to the senate in Washingcampaign committee' ton that the- - Republicans were electrying to "influence the tions!” (Author’s note: The committee almost died of heart failure!) One Language some 7000 mdes I have traveled The im weeks two In the last in most riveted firmly pression been has while it my mind is that but a fraction of the total area all of the United States it has one been in one country among - often does run things with scant regard for the interest of the whole g is a peril to deThat is why mocracy And if you have been a nonvoter now is an excellent time for j you to think over and decide to stop being one all business conditions merce Gran-lund- ’s - -- Are a Handicap a Democracy mine ple AN INDEPENDENT Non-Vote- rs 2 — YORK PUBLISHING COMPANY ( fm-nlshl- Editor er ’ 1 Stake Road Show Begins Thursday !() ” 1 and Farr West Acts to be presented are: Third Sixteenth “Little “Pale Moon” Dutch Girl” Harrisville “MemThe “After Marriott ories” Ball” Farr West “Little SpanOld ish Town” Wilson “Little Lady” Flower names often vary in different localities The yellow dogtooth violet for instance is known in some places as yellow adder’s tongue trout lily and fawn lily HEAD COLD AtAXS THS Sufferers-- 25$ TESTVr - Ourina Nasal Balm a doctor’s pro- aoceossfully athre action aid in clearing the bead and lessening the mucooa accumulations Qurine hastens pleasant relief from sneering and sniffling By its action it heipa soothe the TW im inflamed ttaaoee and aids la clearing congested nose pas- - f i sages and helps to restore more normal breathing Contains no harmful drugs Get Ouriqe NasalBalm today If not satisfactory your 25 cents will be refunded Tour druggist baa er eaa get O urine Nasal Balm for you - say that pays 3 per cent interest and will yield a gross and also a net re turn of three thousand dollars? 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