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' ' -"3rs 4 THE OGDEN 3TANDARP-EXAMHNLK IHUKSUAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1920. I THE STANDARD-EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY tntsred as Secand Clata MaUer at the Poatofflce. Ooden, Utah. Catabllthed H" Member of th Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Preti , . i . An independent Newspaper, published svery evening and Sun- , day morning without a muzzle or a club. Subscription in Advance ONE MONTH nr7fvfS ONE VSAW m.oq .--giZjg0Pt" MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tha Associated Pret la exclutlvely entitled to the uaa for republication of any kiwi credited to It not etherwlte credited in thie paper and alee the local ne'j fuoilthed herein. , I ADDITIONAL STATE REVENUE Development of the San Rafael Swell ul fields, as well as'pres-j pectivc oil development iu other areas of Utah, has a verj important I meaning to the state as a result of the Sraoot Oil Leasing bill which ' was passed at the last session ! nnpre The measure is ..ne 1 hat senater Smuot thoriughl explained in his Ogden addrfjaf Tuesday evening. About Lwelvi years ago, Senator Snioot started a fight for this; incasur It was devised ;i a nte tion for America's natural re sources and also as one thai would provide proper revenue for the western states, pivin;.' these vasi western areas I " square deal" as (0 returns from public lands When the measure iinalk passed it provided that nearly all l the ieenues from the leasing f public domain lands bj "ii compsnies ru K l he distributed to either the re I elamation or the state funds Senator Snioot ha. estimated that.1 for Utah, "future royalties will taste ' are of, not only her schpol and edUCttional expenditures but will also relieve her taxpayers of much Of the burden thej now hear 111 tin building and upkeep of a sate liighwax system." The senator is also verj optimistic regarding the oil shale in dustry and expresses belief that the revenue will lc materially in creased as oil shale processes ife developed, even ill excess of . 000,000 per year. Redaction f taxes is a step that is earnestly sought by everyone. Such a measure as the oil leasing hill or any other j measure that will ej, Ufah a .just proportion of the revenue derived from public lands is ,,r material importance in thai step toward tax; I reduction I GIVING AWAY BILLIONA sff. rrepresaible William .1 Bryan. When everybody had decided that tne Nehraskau had withdrawn from public notice and had been silenced by phpic the Famous orator breaks forth in a ffeSOunding appeal to the pocket-hook of the world Bryan wants the governments to he quite unlike Individuals and write off billion- of dollars n credits He would have the United Estates because the Santa t.laus of nations and with a scratch of the pen. cancel the obligations of those who became indebted to n during the wai He i as generous with the credits of Uncle Sam as a spendthrift son is reckless with the dollars of his dad. In an address in Washington on Wednesday, Bryan said tin world soon must decide whether it would become a world of brothers or of brute. "Our nation." declared Mr liryah, 1 has now such an opportu-1 nity to serve the world as no other nation has had before. The al lies cannot pay without collecting the money from their former cue- j inies They could not collect this sum, in addition to their 0WH de mands, without sowing the seeds of a war more bloody than the one out of which we have just ome "Our nation can ute this debt to buy world pence, universal 1 and perpetual. It can well afford tu cancel this debt on condition that the terms of the trealv are modified SO as to tyQng the nations of Europe together in friendship and co-operation. Then universal j disarmament will he possible; then the burden of civilisation can be lifted from the backs of the toilers of the world, then we can ex pect the ushering in of tiie glad prophetic dav when swoi Is shall DC beaten into plowshares and nations learn war no more This is a pleasitu? dream, hut it is poor business and. al present.! this world of ours ifl n a purely hu.si.iess basis When the United States dropped into the slougii of despon I ltweeu l s r : i and 1896, due to the fact thai European creditors w applying the financial screws and squeezing out ever dollar bb-j lainable from their American debtors, there was no thoughl of easing the strain bj the application generosity on 'he pari of tlx big financial interests of Burope. The more America squirmed, the great er was the pressure. , At laat America is out from under the load and. 110 sooner i ' the country breathing easj than the proposal is made thai with! conditions reversed, we ask no tribute The millennium must le near at hand, if Bryan eprrectlj inter prets public sentiment j BEFORE AND AFTER ELECTION. WW One pleasing thought hearing on the present political campaign B j is that the country will he saved, regardless of the decision o; il B voters. That is the strength of the American government What- 1 ever be the verdict at the polls, the people unanimously bow down1 M ,0 the mandate and go about thei, duties with confidence in the H government, knowinp lull well that no party can proceed in am one H direction contrary to public opinion, even though entrenched in of- BSsH WM Party differences are enlarged upon during the election petiodj 1 hut. as a matter of tact, there are no irreconcilable conflicts in our Orators gel excited and sh IODIC harsh things, and pa it lead crx Lsaue sonie appalling declarations, hut the day after the election the. clouds of partisan strife deaf awa.v and the sun breaks thrOngfa H the artificial mists, and than friends renew their confidences, poli- ticiana go pacV to useful employments all except those elected and peai e and contentment possess the land That is as it should' be It is well that we do not get into chronic state of dyspepsia over politics I FORECASTING THE WEATHER j Sending out a warning of a severe celd wave, the weather lu- reau at Washington is giving notice of the real approach of winter. L 1 So tar tin- fall has been delightful and exceptionally tine weather has prevailed, and the coming of a stormy condition bj t- ' (-x-II peeted. f Our weather men get their advance information by a doe tud.v et past disturbances, The are foreeasting the storm thre, ,,r four days in advance, and they can do this by reason of the fad that " hen a storm starts down the Alaska com on a track markr-l by -nmetric disturbances, the path i well defined and the severit of the storms is easily determined All our great winter storms eome in from the Alaska coast. 1 striking the main land near the Puget Sound eountri and. sweeping I eastward, are felt over ihe entire west. J PROTECTING THE CHILDREN Following the lead of Ogden. the I'tah Municipal League yester day decided to go on record as opposed to all gambling dev i- . - m tended to attract the children of I'tah The consensus of opinion was that no state or eitj could afford H to traffic, or allow other '.0 traffic, in the welfare of ,ts children 1 in a manner to lower the morals of the oung people .and particular I attention was given to the objectionshle features to he found at the 1 state fairs f Utah. Hereafter the city officials ot I'tah will stand at a unit m op. position to any form of amusement which in degrading in it appeal H the voting people, I m 1 OUTBURSTS OF EVERET TRUE A Hcvt(o, eveexT, o-o scoot ' j Hotjj "Too, anyway y. - I'm , trsiLiNS riNTHNK Yoa I01TH tms exl CCPTIOM THAT r AM ILL AT- est U-1 H ' Ci3 IpASSCIS IM rROMT OF MY BEAK V. VOoR H-TDQ. LeMV Ot ItSrAMCg MY QOOO AMD VTrvi IT MIG44T NOT 3, BUT AFTCR X, ' KG A rvU. P.ASSCS AAYSGLFJ s 1 ?. -mai VOtyR ggNgRALJ srV JUDGMCsMT UJ!s-V Be r ' " ' tj. S MUCH IM- "aaglW tJZZs " JL V Distinctive Sleeves ! Decree of Fashion . ' By CORA MOORE. New York's Fashion Authority NBW YORK Thera is much ado soon! sieves. Tbej uia bo lon ot ahon, wide 01 uurii. but ihe musi I be dittiuctiv f Of the very abbreviated models two are ebown Th sleeves at the j left, finished with lbs double ruffle, are very full, with thf gather- ovcnl I distributed around the irm.-nl- that the material pouches a trifle JUST FOLKS 4 ON DINING WITH QUARRELSOME COUPLES . I freely confess there are good friend of mine. I With whom we are opeu invited to dine. I Who get on tn nerves so that 1 can not eat Or atay with my uual ease In my neat For 1 know that if somethlnr -hould chance io occur (Which be may nM like or which doesn't please her. jTbat we'll have to try to be pleasant acunebo While they stare . fine little tmi! row. Now a famil) row ft a private affair. J And iruests I am certain, should never be therr ; jl hare freely maintained that a man and bis wife Cannot alwavs agree on their Journev through life. Bui they ought not to bicker and wrax. gle and shout And show off their rage when Efcdr fhenda are about; It takes all the Joy from a party. 1 1 vow. When aome couple atari up a famih row. It's difficult Job to stay cool and p 1 over the velvet ribbon b.md even at ' the underarm si am. Thw second sleeve belong to a .simple checked serge frock. The liny sleeves re cut with a Utile ful ness which i distributed across the jp and then put into a band of white ilannel, like the soft, scalloped turnover collar that finishes the !neck. The band Itself Is made double land seamed lhai it ii;n - out and away from the arm. which is a new feature. JAPAN ECONOMIC CRISIS QUICKENS CABLE SERVICE TOKIO. Sept. 1 5. Correspondence of the Associated Presa 1 The economic crisis in Japan ha hud the result of immensely quickening the time for transmission of abii-ci.ttna between Japan nn! the I nm-d States. A Tail ing off In business means a less crowd ed cable and metnuKcs tlmt took ten days und over dunnj cde w.ai now tto through In less ih-ui hmirs. The ministry of communications haul cancalleri th war h- ree. iclvlng the Mime penton the najht to send unl on, unrant cablearram P'.r 1u Anxo mav now en1 an unlimited number of urgent rnesaasjes. Such c ihifjrr.itns are always rstrced io ten wptAi nd coat' three times the ordinary comm-r. messages. un The beat preventive of aeasu kite, ays a French pha1cian. Is to inruie pure (ixysen era lite When your host and our hostess are alaidng a fight: It's hard to talk tweet to a dSflM with a ?rown Or amile at a man that you want to knock down: You sit like a dumm and look far away. But you Just can't help bearing the harsh things they any. It nuns the dinner, 1 m telhnr ou nw. When our host and our hostess get ! mixed In 1 rsVa ( Burt's Back to Lower Prices Is the tendency all over the country in Women's, Misses' and Children's Underwear We keep faith with our customers by giving them every advantage these changing market conditions make possible Special values not possible a few weeks ago COLD WEATHER FINDS T.HE NEED FOR A SUPPLY OF NEW KNIT UNDERWEAR Besides considering the importance of being warmly clad both now and in winter comes the equally weighty task of get ting well-fitting garments that cause no unnecessary bulkines? Our stocks for women, children, girl3 and little boys are now complete and include medium, light and heavy weight garmcnU in various mixtures of silk, wool and cotton Winter loses its terrors when you're protected by the cosy warmth of "Merode and Harvard Mills " hand finished un derwear And yet you re not conscious of having on ' winter under wsar" it fits so perfectly, without a wTinklc, and is finished so daintily! The fabrics, soft and fine, are firmly knit and the garments keep their shape from beginning to end. All weights and models for women, children and babies on special sale. BURT'S I . ' LITTLE BEN NY'S Note Book y LEE PAPE C -4 V.'cathtr. 1'robcrly fair, poSSSfMy I not. SposrtS. The Invisibles beet the Park wondscs last Bstlddsy aftirnoon to i'uil.s Sliiil.ins making K boni runs with his new 40 cent bat bul saying thai enbody that says-the bat ad ' n. 1 lung ipSshil to do with it ony anyi so out of pure jelllssy. POMSj BY . K1NNY MARTIN. Do Vt.ur Asking Erly. The lecvea are fallinc off the trees To prove that fall 16 neer And thawts of Krissmas presents Fill my niious rniud with cheer, ptristing Facks About initiating Peeple. Leroy Shoosters family has moved 0 linn s sine hw has bin 1 mem I ocr of i'. Lsroy aylns he dont mind 'the UPISJ moving as mutch as wa. he 1 1 I ud elp n - !t pack (let A intormal party held BJ .'.ir Imw l:. a i:. his parler dooriu; rols lu Tin rsday came to a end uddiot) tiooilng a big handstand ron-it'-st on i t io'jui Mr. Dsvlses outlier ihjectmc to tlir- tailing noises. Bfg llSWSrd Offered! IPhOSVSf rinds rd retunil my partly uaeJ Qifl b.il! with ntv initials engraved In a blue circle on it can have the free j'e I of It for a week. Signed. Ed Wsmicif.l Advertizenicnt. 00 Uncover Prehistoric Bones Near Jensen IfBEKER "olo. Oct. 14 Uoriv of .1 prahlstorii reptile unknown to scl arhi li upon the suggestion f it. William J. Holland of the Carn-1 gll museum at Pittaburg. will be catl-i ad ' L'lnt.iKHaurue.'' haa been brought to light at lbs Dinouamr national mon- ument, n'-.u Jonsen. l"th. a few miles 1 from tlir 1 r.ido tin- Vr Rari Iougtas la In hargc of the quarry from which bone of tha extinct monsters are i-incr uncovered. According to bis dea. rlptlon, the "L'lntasaaurus" skeleton la about 46 faet long. I fral hundred partial skeletons a 1 Rippling' Rhymes By WAXiT klA&ON J' EVENED UP W Its liie. unfair. I "tiHed to quarri-l. bee ;tuae my huir was dlny sorrel. My neighbor. Morn, had raven ringlets, that mlcln adorn the brows of kinglets. I envied hlin his tre.-yes shining, and lift seemed grim, and I was pining. Til- v.-ar- have ped. as years SKedad dle, and Horn's bald head looks like saddle. And 1 hae hair to feed th chickens; to Horn's despair II grow and thickens I envied him when we were younger; now in his gllni I et soul hunjrer. ! seehle VfW with envy kindle; oh. how In d prize m hair all , brindle! I envied Inm his unearned 'riches when 1 was hot from toll In i ditches All jealous eyed 1 used to wor ry to see him ride in gorgeous surrey. , while I rhaacd hogs through prlcgh ' 'hedges, or whacked up logs lth rustv ledges But now he euts thlncs predl geated. by pies and meats he'd soon j be bested. The doc doles out his daily fitting; a Brusselss prout he slowly iwhittels. and feeds to Mott the sickly shaving, which makes Mott hot and: starts his ravinits. Is his life sweet,! or sad and tiring? And I can eat what j I'm desiring Vain envy seem.-, when Swift years trim it; of all bad dreams It Is the limit. 00 DENIES S. F. CHRONICLE WAS 'SOLD TO R0WELL SAN FRANC I SC , Oct. 13 M H I iir young, owner of the Han Francisco i hronl e. lenleil today tht ih Chi Onlele had been aold to Chester H Roweti. who last week sold tha Krwri i I Republican. Mr te Young said thr reported salt- of the Chronicle wmI without foundation." of prehistoric m.'ristera And fourteen complete skeletons have been uncov-1 cred at the quarries The largest I fkeleton lT the world, measuring 110 feet in length, has been uncovered at the quarries. It is said. Scores of motor tourists visit the quarry daily, and Dr. Douelaaa acpecta i to hav one of the rare skeletons I mounted at the quarry site VSiaaVSSSSSSaBBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSaBSSSSSSSSSBSBSSSSSSSSSSBSSSBSSSSSSBSS AMCAN-MAD BREAD ORDER FROM YOUR OROCER e t Vote The Straight - REPUBLICAN TICKET 1 j WARREN G HARDING B PresSdenl WM CALVIN COOLIDGE Vice l'reiitrnt I WARREN L WATTIS MRS GEORGE T JUDD JAiMES MELVILLE. JR Mm J. HOWARD GARRETT Presidential Electors REED SMOOT I mtrl States Senator DON B. COLTON Rcpre&pntative. First District CHARLES R MABEY Qovernor 'I JOSEPH E FRICK .1 ici oi Supi ii"' l !ourt HARVEY B CLUFF Attorney General fl H E. CROCKETT Srrrotarv f State W. D SUTTON Treasurer MARK A TUTTLE Auditor DR GEORGE -THOMAS Superintendent id' Publie Instruction J A. HOWELL J N KIMBALL I list ricl Judgi - wmj JOSEPH E EVANS I I isi ri.-t Atttrney T E M KAY M Stati Senator, Four-year Term V DAVID JENSON W State Senator. Two-voar Term f A R M INTYRE H A SODERBERG R. J DOUGLAS R. T RHEES state EUpresentativee i MORONI SKEEN ( ommissionerj Four-ycsr T erm ? E S GREEN Connnissionsr, Two-year Term jiff CLAUDE T MOYES Clerli and Auditor F W PIPER Treasurer ARTHUR G BERRETT RICHARD D PINCOCK Sheriff mm MRS GLENNA N. FIET DAVID J. WILSON Attorne , JOHN C BROWN J I D. R ROBERTS City Judire HENRY STEELE Constable (Political Advertisement) VliBJ Republican County Committee '.aVafl Arthur Woolley, Chairman El Clothes Last Longer When Washed in an EDEN jl The Best Made and easiest to operate, of all j WASHING MACHINES Free demonstration and easy time payments H: ij OGDEN ELECTRIC j SUPPLY CO. ! 2430 Washington Ave. mVV If 4,xl atiupoiaiM aSjsj l Jl noublo if U ZyconcMsad laass up- apjjS BSSBSl eeaSf Mkd corrects H Wm; grttty H cli'v n .wptic. rW HMdwfeh tc- . j i, i S Cur-ivr lrrt fc: 7Q vt4M aSasBBBBBBsSawaTli"rr Ssaal asstAaLaLaSaCj? jaaaaflLaaaaaiaaat M illaJtatalaulisal b A sreat fuel oil station, tor F'arifu fl aaels u beina; ereotrU on the lUn t aKsl f TaUlU. la tha aouiti Paciitc otu. aaBftli