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Hotter Class of Footwear for LESS at ROBISON'S ££ RIGHT Cannot Be Taught In the Public Schools But Must Be Caught He Continues STYLE SHOP 49 North Main Street j For the Best Cakes Pies Rolls and Bread CALL AT THE 81 —Try Our Coffee and Rolls— — Rest in Town — CLASS kiiok repairing see C 30 West TUOTMAN renter laigsn ut-ta- MONSEN MEAT MARKET Rest Meats liOwest Prices Phone 109 We Deliver 12‘J South Main p I CITY DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIITIOX DRUGGISTS I EVERYTHING DRUGS TOIIKT ARTICLES AND KI N DRIES 07 Vortli Main Telephone 200 te In Kiuii I)r Thursday morning lecture 'elomnS the' thought Dr Steiner raid that patriotism is one if the most potent forces In huninn it creates a passion within one for his country The most primitive man lutes his homeland Patriotism may take the form oT jan attachment for some institution or organization The Hebiews in beautiful Rabylou refused to sin their folk souks nnd weie loyal to the little Jerusalem of the desert Royalty to kins or Kovernment may he the form of putroitism The expression of these loyalties may create new cultural values dignifies language corrects moral ideals and lifts them out of the morass of selfishness However it also creates a blind zeal which stops at not him to national ends even culture is not rewarded in this over powering zeal Patriotism may also collective egoism It narrows the individual vision and prohibits appreciation of the rights of oltiers It makes for intolerance and keeps mankind from harmonious In- null Experience I'lltST lie public schools it it a which must he eiiugh't" Shoe Repairer 10 West First North Street An Expert of 25 Years I'O't Edith Cave'! Spoke The Eternal Truth When She Said That “Patriotism Is Enough” "Patriotism cannot S WENDKNES L Patriotism needs the influence of toed ethical religion to broaden it R'dith Cavell said “Patriotism is not enough” and she spoke a n eternal truth must Religion enlarge patriotism before It can be enough Kvon the smallest countries have It is a common paspatriotism sion A citizen of Montenegro would 'sacrifice as much for his countiy as Mould a ctizen of Great Ilntau or of the United States i Our country has made a recent and rapid growth In patriotism sec- lionallsm having almost disappeared Different people with their different nationalities and patriotisms are coming here constantly yet they are quickley assimilated by our patriotic idea The pressure to teach patriotism Manufacturers of in our public si bools comes from and Candies Superior these sources: ’ Ice Creant 1 lluxtnesH men who are capable Of a" groat1 mt asure bf dev (ton to Wholesale and Retail t’titiniry and ure willing to do almost anything for it however they aie usually ignorant They regard li lal opinions and a desire to make better lawi by changing them as Their conservatism does not permit them to face facts as they ure A liberal thinker is first lubelled E N C as a radical and then libelled 2 Patiiotle organizations of the Traditions Revolutionary penod Designers of Programs should be preserved a past is tieces Invitations etc ary for auy nation Unit Is to liuve Avenue INKltll Side) a future but we should also bn laigan Utah about our desceudnutN Most often the rciil descendants of our great people are lesser folk from other races wbo liuve descended only In spirit For we ran choose our own spiritual ancestors It is necessary to know history as it really was for the difficulty with ancestor worship is that we want our own particular ancestors to wear a halo when after all our ancestors were only folks who proved to be great and tiny should emulated rather than worshipped be w ho believe 3 Former soldier be cun expressed that patriotism only In wur or In the spirit of fight-fuYet there ara the firemen the miners— any number of people who fciif ll Iktpl wmhtil j Kat and tl rt half eembri save and prolong the lives of their ? t' STACOMB fellow human hums who could In bk tvtn nlwr M mi ? hi teach a great lesson of patriotism ul STACOMB— vet we do nut regnrd them as heroes hi Hr m4 lr Christ refused to fight and yet lie lit of The time ftf Ilf lnl la! loved hi people greatly rnllon-alishas come now to Hep from I on STAl’OMi— 4 Info Internationalism ffiU 94 fold faiklft' wLrtrW dfwftiM Wur ha proved Itself a curse Tho nli ( 14 a Ittltrt fod last war seemed righteous If ever Siutcs wanted United The did war Inn lea Standard lathoralm nothing mit of U t"'t tl' 11 J Weat null street New Tori CIO not Worth the that was galmd Sentl UiMiMn for free Trial Tills life of a alllgle soldier that was lost Standard Laboratories lno !ept I W need another way out of confus111 W'eat lath Street New York City ion I’leaaa aend me Ire 'trial tuba over One hundred women from all i J P Smith & Son PRINTERS RAVERS them-aelv- Unruly Hair g ® tl Vk Tut3rc ift Hittn — —— lEftraat the vvoi Id met In Washington D C to plan for peace and freedom— they condemned nil wars yet our patriotism was shown by breaking up the meeting Tins group of soldiers in particular think it Imputriotic for people to pass their opinions however liberty is American and free speech Is a part of liberty Freedom is a qual-- i ity of the spirit and men who repress freedom of speech are sinning is against a holy spirit It this countiy can be overthrown In a short lime by free speakers within it then It la ready to be overthrown As long as a thing functions and people have faith in It It will never be destroyed rutriutism cannot be taught it Is "llr Steiner Talks On The New Race Last Tuesday Evening a contagion and must be caught It Renders Selection Quartet comes from a faith within us Ret us love mankind in tills On the evening of July 1 Dr contagious nuinner and spread the right Idea Steiner in his third lecture spoke of patriotism tliro out our nation on “The Birth of a New Race" The lecture wag preceded by a selection EY-WOM IVOR OK sWIX from the quartet "Rove's Old Sweet A TTKVDS SCIIOOI Song" which was greatly appreciated who Joined in the by the audience (Continued from page one) final chorus making all outdoors course thought they this little broring therly ami sisterly skirmish will reDr- - Steiner's lecture In brief is sult in a complete vietory for the given here: dominant male Hut when the votes When Rabbi Ren Kzra was made were counted the wiseacres blinked to say “Grow Old along with me with surprise for the voters of t the best is yet to be” Browning was had indicated a decided preferenjust spoofing for youth is the best ce for the woman Sunset beatiful as it is is after The stieressful candidate had run all not sunrise young people young oil the Citizen's Ticket her brother races are test who had Served the town for years Europe is a huge cemetary our first as councilman ami later as soil is 3tili Our nation is young ban-mayor carried the Republican j the As far as history is youngest ner Miss Scoriip declares that of all concerned other nations are young the citizens of Salina she is sure a such as but they that no one got such fun out of tho are only parts of old nations thrown as election did she and her brother apart and they maintain the customs “1 ran more in a spirit of adventure and for the sake of the ex- and languages of the old nation We have just recently became old perience of getting into polities than to create contact enough frictional with the Idea of winning'' says Miss with other nations Scnrup "no one was more surprised There was not a president who I I than when it became known that was 101) per cent American until the hud won" time of Teddy Roosevelt Millions Whatever were her sentiments ut of people are pouring In to shape outset new was the Roon the Nayonss or misshape our nation to make a to learn that even In a small city And if such a homogenous mass to be hand are there grave problems led Rut Miss Scorup was not the one mass Is doomed we as a nation are to hack away from d’fflculty With doomed We did not take the best of the the true western resolution she went to work to give to the citizens whose Redman's quuhtjes into our block votes had elevated her to their but forced ft I in Into degradation highest muniapal office a forward-lookin- g still bis blood is in the new race constructive administration Twelve million black people are here as a result of those we brought In the policy she permied she reflected the efforts of long exierlence as here to be our slaves America's a teacher and stud ml of public af- big wages have been call to people of oilier lands and we have Greeks fairs here in "I made no attempt to revolutioni- Italioiis Slavanians etc ze the city government” says she great numbers America may seem to have t het"my purpose was to yun the cooperwhich was erogeneous mass of citizens ation of the city but composed entirely of men and I Germany two has a mixture as have knew that to do so I must pursue a France and Italy whose people sensible and conservative policy “it show the marks of au older meltwas a difficult situation both for ing pot them and me and I tried my best to Yet we have genuine Americans show them from the first that I had in spite of the race mixtures Theo no intention of making it more dif- dore Roosevelt was 100 per cent ficult As a result we got along ad- American and )’et the blood os six mirably from the start and the coun- dilferent stocks was in hie veins To sup- be American we cil gave uie their deed only to lecturer nii't'CTruo FAGS Vrt'RFF LTFF! Sunset Tho Beautiful Not Sunrise Young Nations Young People and Young Races Are Best v mil Sal-in- Czecho-Slovaki- whole-hearte- d port” The new executive) devoted the greater part of her attention to matters of social and cvie Improvement The main street of the city curb to curb In was pa vet) from order to connect it properly with the state highway whiih was extended thru Sullna during Miss Scorup's human A new race Is being made here and a new culture While peculiar- ities still remain they are blended or being blended Sectionalism sometimes manifests itself but this still less and less frequently We are one people which was shown by our Reiter sanitary regu- w spirit during the war Politically eare broken into two parts — other enforced lations were made and ciiuiitries liuve many factions one and a riwr of ornamental street lights small countiy having thirty seven was erected along main Btreet SunSir Philip Gibhs said when he a been had long amusements day saw the American troupes march considerable problem causing This to the more thoughtful rlti Ing "This Isn't zens ao this problem was also taken Is the miracle of the stars and Angto-Suvo- up with gratifying results Rut these changes were net made People without some opposition along main street objected to the paving and especially to the riypioval of the rows of trees that lined Its sidewalks This opposition wa finalthe ly overcome however ami today satisfied that are Salma of people the move was a w Iso on troublesome problem Another was that of enforcing the prohibiTho rlty council stood tion law squarely' behind the chief executive to suppress in her determination and as a result she aaw the liquor traffic reduced to a minimum during her term of of'lce h"r Miss Scorup is enthusiastic of loyalty and praise for the spirit vie jprtde that chnrai (erlzes the little city over whose afralrs she was a very presided for two years “It declares ahe Intero-dlnexperience” “but I would not care for a political career I m a si ho d teacher ami t not a suffragette nnd feel that III my ptea--n- l useful more much cun be geld than In my former one” In I tf ml’dreiis 'Are said t I 0 lVc Klx mo snr lit Kietirh Bhurn 01 odn't hn " Mi'am they 01 operd wire pnsht spah n whin N'oruh them” stripe” n Economic well being I back of the change of foreignes to American When wealth becomes so great as to cause class distinction it li? no longe- - unifying In America tho each person has the opportunity to make his wealth what he can and will This has come to be given too much attention however we Americans need to see more the beauty of our surroundings not their money making value The tiling which makes ua one lx the things we do together Foreigners like being unlubelled by class to be treated as human beings and to do things with others Basically the things that make for Americana are economic nr social well being and to idealize baser tilings to give them aesthetic values We should alill be open hearted to foreigners to make ours the greater race to enter Into its Inheritance Rut if w must pass away we should strive to give to the wot Id contributions lu the same degree that others paaslng races hnve done a Greece gave to Art Rome to Government and the Hebrew to ethics and religion The new experiment In making n great race la wnrth all It eosla —-- Russell u L Maughani If To Wear To this Drive worry from you now i Scores of other wise teachers are chasing this Bugbear by buying Mother of A viator Brands Interview Publisher In San Francisco Papers As False And Disclaims Knowledge of The UNION KNITTING MILLS COMPANY “Father” MrB P W Maugham mother DRESSES TAILORED of Lieutenant Russell R Maughan noted army aviator recently received a dipping from tho San Francisco Chronicle sent her by friends in which a certain George E Maughan of Minneapolis Minnesota pretends to be the fattier of the Logan aviator and claims that he was born in that city The clipping reads In part as These Dresses will remain attractive throughout the year Prices are right DeStyle and Quality are Perfect livered now or when you need them Tell the Conductor to let you off the Car at the Factory Center and First follows: Minn June 25 — "Minneapolis Lieutenant Russell R Maughan r of the air who yesterday completed a flight from the East to the West detween dawn and dusk is n Minnesota mail and his father George E Maughan Is a Minneapolis West 2T epoch-make- EATON THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN STATIONERY CRANE AND PYKE STATIONERY IS DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT resident "Rii’uteiiant Maughitn spent his youth on a farm near Morris Min nesota where he lived until he had finished high school his father said today His mother and two sisters lived at Morris" Both Lieutenant Maughan and his mother branded the article as false when it was showen to them durin the flyer's recent visit to Salt Rake According to Mrs Maughan the Logan bird man was born in Logan 32 yeais ago and Is the son of the late Lieutenant Petir W Maughan Maughan was educated in Logan city schools the Brigham Young college and the U A C from which he graduated In 1917 He Joined the army following his graduation enlist-n- g in the Infantry and after hecur ig his commission as a second lieutenant obtained a transfer to the air service He was promoted to the rank of first lieutenant during the war and previous to the service he saw In France Mrs Maughan claims that neither she nor her children have ever heard of Morris Minnesota or d "father" of the famous the Schr am-Johns- Drug Stores Company on military and muslncss circles gather- -' ed at Fort Douglas In the evening to In unite honoring Lieutenant Maughan honors that were' Of all the showered on him none of them gavej him the real pleasure that obtained from meeting his wife mother and sister Majorie on Woodward field i immediately upon his arrival about his trip When asked Maughan replied "It really wasn't anything great It was Just the re- suit of experimentation and hard work on the part r many people con- nected with the air service and I was fortunate enough to be the one to reap the results of all those years of labor I ant particularly glad to have been able to make this trip bee cause my grandfather was one of the first to cross the country by the slow and tmlsome means of the ox team Holeproof Hosiery ' j STYLISH AND DURABLE For Men And Women transportation” After the close of the banquet in his honor Lieutennnt Maughan was PROGK1M FOR ENCAMPpresented wifli an engraved copper MENT IS 1’RUP RED plaque commemorating the epoch jI making flight The Inscription on tho (Continued from page one) plaque read an follows: “In there have been numerous of the first transcontinen- -' from all over the state tal one day flight on June 23 1924 L Special lecturers for the week made by Lieutenant Russell regularly scheduled for the summer Maughan A token of Utah's pride In E school are Dr A Wlnship of the supreme achievement of her naBoston Mass and Dr V G Ander- tive son an epoch in the nation’s son of Yale University Dr Wlnsh'p history Presented by the Chamber is a nationally known figure in the of Commerce Salt Lake City Utah” held of rural education and commun- b-- f lllll OX WAY (Continued from page on) line and with a farewell shout to the sir mull and srmy men nt the field nosed his plane toward the rising sun At 11:3(1 (he modest airman was ut Woodward Hold making good his wire to A Clarron Nelsmi western division superintendent of the air nisll service that h would be ill Salt I41 ke for lunch Nealen flew Mayor C Clareuce westward to meet- Maughan and the slowep speeding (Iyer passed til plane like the Twentieth Century llmltiwl going through Pumpkin On-le- f Many personages of state and naIn political prominence tionwide Hemstitching Promt Attention to i 4 i fi Prompt Attention To East 1st North Logan Ut v ’ -- Sale or Trade — Portable Corona Typewriter See W H Bell at Sec-- i ndv retnry'n office U A C J i 1 i THEATRE t For u CAPITOL Have that suit Sponged and Pressed 60c does it We call and deliver Adv Phone 30 The Toggery UTAH’S FINEST -- For sale Eight room house Upstairs convenient for renting separately Reasonable price Easy terms 666 E 4 tli North Phone 372J adv The One Really Cool Place in Town -- TODAY AND TOMORROW style snd color to suit your taste — The Big: Laugh-Gette- r at quality and price to please you these things you will find In the ‘Hold Your Breath” A Union FWf The Place to Bring Your - ‘i 1 M f i who tan TEACHERS WANTED furnish Idaho certificates' Call at It pays to keep clean Rand well room 2 upstairs Harris Block bedressed riione 1 il or call at 20 tween 3 and 6 p m adv W 1st North t experienced Home Economics salHave that suit Sponged and Pres- Teachers wanted at once Good TeachState Mountain aries Apply and deliver sed 60c docs It We call Interurban Adv er's Agency Room 5 Phone 30 The Toggery Station Bldg Salt Lake City Utah Adv students trum Another of our Wyoming Miss Marie Easton comes from Kemnier She Is enthused oxer her woik here pointments d MUGII IN FLIES rORRIGi: The Paris Millinery 15 for Phone 728' Marcelling i Howell Bros airman UNDER THE “A” ' ' self-style- has a ity life while Dr Anders-- n wide reputation as an authority' on physical education It Is also planned to have addresses from Governor Charles R Mabey and other prominent citizens of the state of Utah i for the visitors will be available on a larger scale than In any previous year The nsnel cty of tents will ' raised n tho quadrangle east of the mein building The dairy which has been a favorite gathering place for the encampment visitors at hll previous Is bettor equipped encampments than ever before to supply their needs In addition to sel'iug nlik butter and eggs and maincheese a free buttermilk bar tho taining dairy will operate a stand for light sandwiches lunched where pies fruit cold drinks and bread may he purchased A first-aistation will be open on the campus day and night and there will be a nursery for small children The swimming pool end slmwer baths will be open for men from six to eight a m and from six to seven p m snd for women from one to six p m Speclul provisions will be made for curing for children of sll Each evening there will be sgi free movies featuring such stars as Mary Pirkford Dotigle Fairbanks snd Harold Lloyd J dresses Knitting Solve Mills Company's of a adv (he problem school wsrdrolie with them -- with Walter Hier And Dorthy Devore Johnson Taxi will meet any train WEDNESDAY Cache Junction nr make trip any whnrw by appointment Day and 6 Arts of Reliable driver and night service best taxi equipment In city Phone t 314 -- adv Pantages Vaudevil!: And “Children of The I i 4 Dust” WANTED— experleneed teacher TRICE 50c— Orchestra of Physical Education for women and Balcony Teacher1 Apply Mountain Hate Room 6 Interurban Station THURSDAY FRIDAY Aseney Adv And SATURDAY Bldg Salt Uk City Utah Constance Talmadge In Several Coaches Wanted Immedi- “The Dangerous 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