Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY STOCK RAISERS OURS FORESEE GOOD TIMES COMING ' Spirit of Optimism Pre vails at National Meet ing in Denver DENVER Jan 16 (P)— The pitch of optimism was sounded today to the livestock Industry expressed by federal officials producers and packers who addressed the opening sesannual consion of the thirty-thir- d vention of the American National Livestock association Rapid strides in scientific marketing great' protection for the Amerl-ra- n stockman against Mexican and Canadian assistance competition from the federal farm board and cooperation from allied Interests were viewed as aiding in the growing prosperity of the livestock Industry One of the important objectives yet to be attained said Victor Culberson Silver City N M president Of the association is a uniform standard ©f grades for beef Standard Grading Need Emphasized "We have done everything possible to secure' an adequate appropriation from congress for beef grading" he said "and if this can be secured the service should be extended to as many We of the large cities as possible clo not believe that complete success can attend our efforts until a uniform standard is adopted With a dozen or so names ail supposed to designate the top grade there is bound to be confusion In the mind of the consumer A government standard designated by name or number should be used by all packers Trained graders licensed by the government paid by the packers with government inspection at Intervals and penalties for misbranding should fully protect the ' 4 of all" H Mercer Topeka rights J Kan tary of the Kansas Livestock secreasso- ciation said that Improvement in methods of distribution and consumption of finished meat products was essential in serving the livestock producer by the federal farm board The cost of distributing meat he said “is far out of line with modern methods of business efficiency no other major food commodity carrying such a high cost Antlmeat Eating Propaganda Decried "Meat has been maligned by patent medicine vendors prepared food manufacturers and health faddists until it Is unjustly discredited as a wholesome food In many quarters” said Mr Mercer He advocated an educational and publicity campaign by the federal farm board to stimulate greater interest In meat "as an essential Item in the human diet" Stabilization of prices In the meat was declared Industry possible nation-wid- e through cooperative B C Penman Washmarketing by ington D C a member of the federal farm board "We want a market that will assure us a profit when our tale is made" Mr Denman said “Wide fluctuations in prices bring distress to our livestock producers Under the new system of cooperative marketing and organized production with adequate tariff we hope to see stable market conditions established” An optimistic view of the progress being made In the meat Industry was given by William W Woods of Chicago president of the Institute of American Meat Packers who said that modern conditions are bringing closer cooperation between the livestock producers and the packing companies More than 500 livestock men from FRDIT GROWERS CMdreifsp work Things and not words teach children Experience gained by personal effort and not second-han- d repetition of them teach children character If a boy or a girl lays out a bit of work and through good and ill sticks to It until It is completed to a standard of workmanship until the thing works ‘that child has had an experience in character growth Honest work alone satisfies a child If the lid won't fit the box he has made If the wheels won’t go round if the bells won’t ring If the bread Isn't fit to eat the child is never pleased with his Job He will turn from it sadly and the teacher will have to know how to bridge the failure so that It carries him to success We make a grave mistake by confining boys and girls to book work at the time of their greatest urge for activity for growth through actual experiences Society does not permit children to work In the markets whloh is wise and right but society ought tq demand that somewhere somehow tn a safe place such as school the children get the experiences that work provides That road leads to character growth (Copyright 1630 by the Syndicate Inc) Economy’s Great Annual January Shoe Sale Here are just 6 Representative Values from this Noteworthy Sale— greatly reduced from our already LOWEST Prices! The most reasonable place in town to buy GOOD Shoes — the Economy! Blark Velvet Tie —an sale 495 SMtiAke Brawn or Black Call or Patent— os sala hsjmelcs SpHOIER3 Judge Btdg Downs tain Farmers Declare Groups Oppose Policy Adopted by Grain Men I gfibtme popin' lailGIITIIOODyOUTII Celebrate Birthday Anniversary of 'Benjamin Franklin by Starting Saving Money and Putting It in Some Bank Today is the anniversary of the You birth of Benjamin Franklin will likely observe the day with pro grams and exercises at school But we should like ah our Knighthood members to observe this day in a special way We should like every one of you to make up your minds to save a little bit of your money everv week Of course if you have reached Chart C you do that anyway or else get O'a by question 12 But if you have not yet reached this chart you can begin saving money now You will have the habit well established by the time you get chart C and will find that on that question X’s are easy to earn If you have a cute little bank saving it easier Any bank will lend you a nice savings bank in which to deposit your pennies All you have to do la deposit a dollar or two at first If you haven't this much now take an old purse or an old box and put your pennies in it until you to start your own account You will get a real thrill out of going to the bank and talking with the teller You can explain to him that you want to start a savings account and that you would like a little bank to take home No matter how small you are even if you are YEGGS ESCAPE BY HOAX only 5 or 6 years old you can attend LONDON (P) — Motor bandits to this yourself although you may pulled a fast one on the London po- have to ask mother or father to take lice Thursday The robbers had you to the bank cleared a furrier’s window taking Then when you have your little with them as they fled the wax figure bank and your own bank book with of a woman in a fur coat When a your name on it you can feel almost pursuing police car drew uncomfort- grown up Each time you get some ably close the robbers threw the money you can put part of It In the dummy out of their car The police bank When the bank is full take car ran over it and thinking the It back to the man who gave It to you dummy was a real woman the offi- He will unlock It and take out your cers stopped The face of the figure pennies nickels and dimes and was covered by what appeared to be oount them He will write down how blood and by the time the policemuch money you have and put this men had discovered the hoax the rob- amount in your book Then he will bers escaped keep this money for you so that you cannot spend it And he will pay you URGES MORE GUMPTION four or five pennies for every dollar SOUTHEND England VO— The you let him hold for a year But If you really med your money Right Rev Henry A Wilson bishop of Chelmsford would like to see a and If mother says to get It from for established the bank you can get it any time girls' gumption prize ‘It is not people with brains but Isn't that nice? If you find It hard to save money people with gumption who get on In the world” he said in an address at a girls’ school here He believes that fashions in particular show girls' lack of gumption "Why on earth" he asked "should you not strike out on your own lines even if you are told you must wear a hat of a peculiar shape and a skirt of a particular length?" SWALLOWS TEETn MADRID (A1)— Domingo Navarro a peasant of Santo Domingo de la Calzada near Logrono swallowed his set of false teeth during a fit of HI condition becoming coughing serious he had to be operated upon in Madrid to extract them WASHINGTON Jan 16 (PI— Fruit and vegetable representatives split Into commodity groups reported to the federal farm board today that they had not yet agreed on definite proposals for creation of proposed na tional marketing Members of the groups said however there appeared to be no dissension but that the weight of opinion was inclined to be adverse to national organization of fruit and vege table cooperatives on the general line of the wool grain and cotton setups Commodities represented Included apples and other deciduous fruits citrus and potatoes When the individual commodity groups have decided on a position the board is expected to start the sessions from which some action would be taken to extend benefits of the agricultural marketing act to the fruit and vegetable Industries ' CABLE NEWS Pirates Attack Ship Steal Opium Cargo SHANGHAI China Jan 16 (F) — Pirates attacked the steamer Tuckvo near Chtnklang last night and seized 400 pounds of opium The foreign passengers were not injured but t re Chinese was killed and a second Jumped overboard and waa droWned The vessel which was proceeding toward Shanghai had slowed down to embark passengers when the pirates posing as marine police opened fire with machine guns and rifles and then boarded the ship from launches mark it again? those sick days Juifr leave blank and go right on with your chart from today In the blank space you might write “ill" and then we will understand why there were no marks there Whenever fur any reason you have to miss a day or two you should indicate your reason on the space left for those days We hope Page Shirley is entirely recovered now and that she is careful to keep dry and warm a clever bank w 111 help a lot Borne banks give savings banks that look like little books nome look like barrels some are shaped like a globe with a map of the world on them some are like round silver boxes some hold only dimes a clever bank k mads like a goose sitting on a Clab Leader— Leaders In tire Oo- When you put money fiolden egg goose wiggles Its wings and Oetters’ club Thursday are Knight Banneret Phyllis Yelland tail It is great fun to see the goose do this so it makes one wsnt to put McGill Nev Knight Master I erna Stott Mantl pennies in the bank Utah You ran look around or ask faKnight Banneret LaRue Orton ther to look around and find a bank that you like Then ue It use it rrirview Utah Knight Banneret Agnes Orton faithfully and you will find that you will be building up a nice account Falrview Utah against the day when you want to go to college New Members Get Welcome— The Salt Lake Tribune Chapter of of Youth welcomes: Report Often aa Yoe Lika — Es- Knighthood Draper Sophronta Fitzgerald quire Oral Elmer Fort Bridger Wyo Balt Lake City flhlrley Vi visa writes an Interesting letter which Malm Clive Malm some of you may want to answer Johnson Richmond Dead Editor I inclose 10 cents St AnthonySidney Idaho Hector Orme which I earned myself for chart B ML View Wyo Mabel Taylor Are you supposed to send a report In Aberdeen Idaho Sylvia Vander end 16 or of week the at every ford Just weeks? I have marked this chart Ountson Ronald Hermansen for 16 weeks and have 607 X'a and Cedar City Oeorge Milton Bevy 370 O's I added two questions I wish some of the Knighthood members would write to me I would like to enter some of your contests I enjoy The Tribune Junior Yours PAGE ORAL ELMER truly You do not need to report every week Esquire Oral but we are alCoughs from colds may lead to ways glad to hear from you and If you want to report that often it trouble You can stop them now with Creomulsloa an emulsified Is ail right You should never fall to repoit at the end of 16 weeks creosote that it pleaeant to when your chart is filled for then is s medical diacovery you can get a new chart and go with action it soothes end right on in the good game When heals the inflamed membranes and inyour chart Is half full (no matter hibits germ growth which chart it Is) you can reOf ail known drugs creosote is port and get a good conduct bv high medical authorities shield which costs 6 cents and alone of the greatest healing a gene Ira which gives you a new rank for eougha from colds and bronchial Writ fa N Y Fage-Pa- ge HarIrritations old Seagrave Brooklyn N Y la Creomuliioo contains in addition to creosote other healing eager to hear from boys who live on western ranches We think that you should have a lot to tell Page Harold and you could send him pictures of historic places around Fort Bridger He In reFOR turn will tell you all about New Kansas Farmers Rename President GREAT BEND Kan Jan 16 P) —Ralph Snyder of Qsealoosa was reelected president of the Kansas State Farm bureau at tire closing session of the three-da- y annual convention here lata today O O Wolf of Ottawa was reelected vice president and Julia King Smith of Manhattan was elected AUSTRIA PREFERS BLONDES VIENNA VO — The Ideal beauty here h a tall blonde Such Is in Grlenberger of Knlttelfeld the latest "Miss Austria" Ge-bo- rd En OE§ Try PAZO beck if it alia -- COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA elements which soothe and heal the inflamed membranes tod stop the it-lion while the creosote on to the stomach is absorbed into tho blood attacks tho seat el the trouble and checks the growth of the germs Creomulslon Is guaranteed satisfactory in the treatment of coughs from colds bronchitis and minor forms of bronchial irritations snd is excellent for building up the system after colds or flu Money refunded if not relieved after taking according to directions Ask your druggist (adv) two-fol- d CREOMULSIOM the cough trom colds tha thang oh How Well By Wcome the NOblade you’ve double-edg- diabetes is present CANNED FOODS ARE SAFE father writes: We eat a great deal of canned food In our family Can thla cause aickneu through ptomaine poisoning? REPLY Canned food are about the nafest foods we have now Thla Is true of the commercial products Methods have been greatly improved in the last twenty years A (Copyright 1930 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Chicago Trlbune) BOo Alco A ! 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' razor double-edg- e Witch Alcohol 69c e BOo Subbing CO e atwftyi wanted Probak i new in design at eel and manufacturing method— a radical improvement that bring the ttraight-edgprinciple to your preient Extract Massage A W Evans COMMON SENSE DOCTORING Dr C W Chapman offers a num- her of common sense suggestions from the notebook of a physician In large practice Some of these follow: Children should hot be allowed to eat between meals Tills applies especially to chocolates and sweet reeding between meals upsets the rest periods to which the digestive apparatus is entitled It disturbs the appetite for the regular meals and it is at the regular meal that the child is to get Its balanced ration of meats breads milk vegetables fruits and minerals In sddition all highly seasoned foods make other foods seem tasteless and therefore unattractive A child who has developed a taste for sweets will not care for spinach vegetables meats nor for unsweetened breads The habitual use of purge and laxatives by adults or children does much harm A tumblerful of warm water on arising in the morning repeated at some time before retiring is generally the only laxative required This water can be flavored with some fruit Juice or with tea Some people use a warm normal salt solution Instead of plain water A liberal use of fruits and vegetables is all that some people require The Arabs who live on curds sour milks and dates get on fairly well In this particular even though drinking water with them Is a luxury on a plane with champagne in some parts A coated tongue U likely to mean nothing more than Insufficient A decayed tooth o rsore chewing gums might cause the tongue to be coated near by the sore places Chewing gum U often a better demedy than a dose of pills As a rule tonics are useless If one needs Iron let him get it by eating liver tripe 0 rheart If ha has other dietary deficiency let it be supplied by food Sunlight air exercise and diversion about complete the list of approved tonics The use of teething powders is not Justified They do no good If a child has a fever not otherwise explained tonsilitls Is apt to be the cause Much of the heart disease of later life ia due to overlooked tonsilitls and rheumatism which waa called growing pains IT IS A DANGEROUS THING A writes: What kind of a combination is nephritis with high blood and a light form of diapressure betes? Is It serious j REPLY It is a serious one It Calls for careful control by a physician who has had experience in similar cases The first need is to decide whether true double-edq- e everbuilf to Keep Dr THE FINEST QAZOR DIA)E STAPLE DRUGS & HOME HEEDS ECONOMIES BeQ all sections of the country are attending the convention A resolutions committee was appointed today and will formulate the association’s plan of activities for the year on matters pertaining to the public domain tariff railroad rates and immigration The report will be made Saturday at which time officers will be elected and the site of the 1931 convention selected jHjf ON MARKET PLAN apaeeanjfcxsac By ANGELO FATRL Character Training Now and again there comes a terrible headline In the newspapers Youth has failed again Some unfortunate children have gone wrong Im mediately the wires are warm with messages to the effect that what this world needs is character training for Its youth Quite so What this world needs Is character training for everybody Youth Is no worse off than old sge In that particular I believe None the less would try to help children grow sturdy character that sensed good from evil that knew the intelligent way from the stupid one and had courage to walk therein But I do not believe that preaching will save the youth I cannot believe that laws make for the higher moralities Being what we are laws and preachments and bounds of whatever sort are but challenges to be defied In order to keep on the straight road we have to have an object on which to keep a hopeful ex pectant eye Fixing an eye on a distant and coveted goal will eteady the most wavering foot Children love to work They are alive at any suggestion of activity Their activity makes trouble for us Noise and disorder and waste are its natural accompaniments We love peace aiid quiet and order Hence we set finger to lip and give the restless things a book and pencil and tell them to work quietly A little of book and pencil Is very good It will do good to teach a child to use books and pencils But they are only a means to an end the cov eted goal toward which the children are to strive Unless they lead to ac tlon they are worse than useless to the eager children Work must go with the book Work must lie at the end of the trail always or the goodwill of the learner Is lost Such a loss Is fatal to all teaching Every school needs a work plan Each child needs to test out his interests powers character qualities on York Why don’t you try this Esquire Oral? Leave Blank— Page Sick Day Shirley Nielsen Balt Lake haa been sick with a bad cold which has kept her In bed for several dare This gave rise to a problem During her stay in bed Page Shirley could not mark her chart What should she do when she got up and started to CWESTcf CHARACTER Salt FAIL TO DECIDE 1930 17 TOBACCO SPECIALS 1115 Prince Albert Tobacco 89c 35 431 CLEAN- 12 In pkg 34$ 3 for 93 45c MODESS 12 In pkg 34$ 3 for 95 S9 iQ CAMEL JLSTRITE ING FLUID 45c KOTEX 15c BICARBONATE OF SODA Pound CHESTERFIELD OLD GOLD AND LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTES 2 Packages 271 Package 14$ Carton $133 tJe Granger Tobaec lv IS Sir Walter eQa Raleigh Tobaere U w V ft rJ Pocmti Ppo4acfd No OtKer Pmmm ptndtn $ For pmm Mdg &acr |