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Show carried a smile. Poor Lincoln! he didn't have much opportunity opportuni-ty to smile while he was president presi-dent and by the time he might have smiled his lips were sealed forever. But when we write of presidential smiles probably Mr. Iloosevult's approached nearest to a laugh, altho Taffs also was of the hearty open-faced variety. President Wilson had a happy smile for the public and on his last visit to Salt Lake City when lie was on the verge of prostration prostra-tion still carried it. Photographers had an easy time with Harding. They seemed seem-ed not to annoy him. His most frequent smile was inscrutable. It was not made expressly for the White House, but one he carried car-ried all thru his life. With Mr. Coolidge the camera smile rarely approaches a laugh it is held within the boundaries of firm, thin lips. It is a though ful, conscientious smile which seems to say: "I'm doing this for my country." ) EDITORIAL ? PRESERVE YOUR SMILES Today the window of the Bing ham News office contains photos that in a short time have proven dear to their owners, one of the sweet little girls shown therein having been taken away by the ' Grim Reaper since her picture was placed there for exhibition purposes. We like to look upon those we love, especially when they carry i a smile, and a photo of a smiling I face is always cherished by its owner. Smiles are human and ; they have a place in history. Wrhen we see a picture of either eith-er Lincoln or Washington, we think what a vast sum of money a picture would be worth if they |
