The Ogden standard. [volume], October 17, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 9, Image 9

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Dorothy Dix Talks
WHICH DO YOU PREFER?
w j By DOROTHY DIX, the World's Highest Paid Woman Writer j
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Which would you prefer. Bisters, a
husband who is a pattern ot moral it
I bui a grouch and a tightwad, or a
id; husband who is a philanderer, but
I changing and generous, and cor.oid
erate at home?
Of course this is a perfectly aca
demic discussion. Women have real
I y no choice in the matter. They
I e to take the kind of husband,
, i 'i ill.- .sort of disposition and mor
5 ais that is wished on them. Custom,
and convention, and l he men them
I selves prevent a woman from open);
vr' chopping around until she finds the
'u son if a matt' she wants, anil thru se
curing him and marching off with at l
t hargam.
;tr,c She has to lake the husband Bhel
can set, and be thankful he's no worse
and curiously enough she is often pre- i
Bented with this choice of evils -the;
man who is faithful but disagree bit .
or the man who is faithless but agree
i able And In whichever dilemna she j
) rinds herself she Is apt to wish she
was in the other.
J JJ Of course there are men who are
m both, good and pleasant, but tbey be
long to the rarer phenomena of na
lure, with which we nave no concern
. ,. ri prt sent
01 To the outsider it would seem '.hat'
. r woman with a high ethical sense
uj, could make but one choice in this mat j
tcr, and without hesitation, or : - 1
quent regrets, she would take the man
of hi?h moral princlph s, who kept In
the middle of the straight and narrow
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Such a man would at least com-,
U niand his wile's highest f .-.pen .u;J;
. . J she would be freed trom the torturing
Jealousy that tears at the heart of the
wife whose hushand's loving eye is
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I trimmed petticoat Her marriage is
sane and safe Her husband Is as do
mestic as a house cat He punches
; thp time clock as regularly as he does
at the office.
Rut, alas, what avails it to a wom"i
to escape one domestic misery if not
happiness is wrecked on another'1
What comfort is there to a wife in
knowing that her husband Is hasten '
inj; home to her from his work if -he
likewise knows that he is om; to
dispent upon her all the accumulated j
nerves, and temper of the day that
he dared not show to customers or I
his employer? What pleasure to know
lhat he never wandered from his own I
fireside of an evening when he
rourhes and glooms there the entire
time'' Whai consolation can a wife
find in the fact that her husband
never notices another woman when ho
has his eye always upon her faults'.'
Being a pood man docs not necessa - '
ril) make a man a good husband
Some of the host men in the world, I
according to the traditional standard I
of morality, are the worst husbands. 1
A man ma be honest and upright.;
virtuous and truthful, and vet oreak
bis, wife'B heart of his meanness, hisi
stinginess, his nagging, and coldness,
and tyranny.
There are plenty of men who live
up to the letter of the marriage con-1
tiuct, who are faithful to their wives
and support them in comfort, yet who
sin against the whole spirit of mar
riage, because they never uo one
thing to make their homes happy, or
show their wies a particle or affec
tion or tenderness. They seem to
think that the j have done their full
duty by refraining trom flirting, and
that all that any woman could ask to
mak her happy is Just the privilege
of contemplating the Impeccable Jo-
ph that she drew ju the ais Uruionial !
lottery.
So it is no wonder that the woman
who is married to the man who is '
faithful, but unsentimental and cold,
and cross, feels that she has asked foi
I bread and gotten a stone, and that she
envies the woman who has a chlvnl-
; rous and romantic husband, even if
i she has to divide her angel food with
' rivals.
On the other hand, the woman who
i married to the loving, lovable phil
anderer, who cannot see a feminine
ear without whispering soft nothings
In It, bus times and seasons when she
iliinks that she would trade off all of
her husband's charms Just for the cor
tainty ot knowing that he was all ners,
no matter how disagreeable he liiihi
be. It seems to her lhat tho wife who j
n ver has cause to be green eyed, and
who never has her soul torn to tat
ti rs by rears and suspicions, and whoj
does not live m dread of losing the
I dearest thing on earth to her le ths
onlv happy woman
she knows that the very qualities
that make her husband to adorable a!
husband are her undoing, because
they are an instinctive parr of bei na
ture, which hp can no inoro change
than he could the color of his hair or'
eyes.
The sensitiveness that makes him;
respond to her every move is an Jn-
strument upon which every passing'
woman s hand plays The cbiviiin
that makes him ho tender to her. also1
makes him the prey of his plt for all
Other women. The thing In him .hat
makes him want to make her happy
makes him want to make other women
i happy too.
Such men never make model hus
bands Their wives never fully trust
them, and are no more entirely happy!
I than are ihe wives of the good, faith
ful, unsympathetic husbands. Foi lo'
'tenderness, romance, chivalry are all i
emotional qualities that either flood a I
in in's soul is barren and dry of them. ,
j so that ther e is none for any woman .
j The theory of the lover who is ice to j
all the world but fire to one is a beau-
, liful theory, but it isn't true Men
; aren't built that way.
And there you are, ladies. Pay (he
price and take your choice.
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"Neck and Noose;" James J. j
jCorbett in 'The Midnight I
Man" and a Harold Lloyd
comedy at the Cozy today and
' tomorrow.
LABOR DELEGATES
ARE WAITING
FORJDMPERS
WASHINGTON. Oct. 17 Represen
tatives of capital in the national in
dustrial conference continued their ef
forts today to frame a declaration on
collective bargaining to be off-Ted as
a substitute for the resolution pre
sented yesterday by the comra'ltee of
fifteen
While acknowledging collective bar
galnlng, the declaration in its tenta
tive form provides that the individual
establishments shall be the basis of
relationship and that the employ ;-:
shall not- be required to deal with
others than their own employes.
Hope was expressed by labor dele
gates that Samuel Gompers, president
of the American Federation of Labor.
who has been suttering rrom ncrou
exhaustion, would be able to resume
his place today as leader of the labor
delegation Mr Gompers' temperature
wat normal last night, his secretary
reported He is very anxious to be
back in the conference soon, but nls
physician has advised further rest
While the representatives of capital
were in session, the labor and public
groups marked time and conference
officials said they did no' know when
the day's session would begin.
The public delegates indicated a
willingness to refer the entire ques
tion of collective bargaining back to
the committee of fifteen, although la
bor delegates expressed vigorous op
position to further postponement of
the steel strike arbitration resolution.
, Charles Edward Russell of s -York
a public representative who had
a leading part in framing the labor
public declaration on collective bar
I gaining yesterday, said that he would
'resolution should It be sent back to
I the committee of fifteen
Immediately after the conference
met Harrv A. Wheeler of Chicago,
chairman of the capital proup, pre
sented a declaration outlining what
were said to 'he be utmost concessions
his. group was disposed to make It
follows :
Resolved: That, without in any way
limiting the right of a wage earner
to retrain from joini-.p any association
or to deal directly with his employes
as he chooses, the right of the wage
earner in private, as distinguished
from government employment to or
ganize in trade and labor unions, in
shop industrial councils, or other law
ful form of association to bargain col
lectively, to be represented bv repre
sentatives of then own choosing in ne
gotiations and adjustments with em
ployes in respect to wages, hours of
labor, and other conditions of emplo -ment
is recognized, and the right of
the employer to deal or not to ue.il
with men or groups of men who are
not nis employes and chosen from
among them is recognized no denial
is intended of the right of an employer
and his workers voluntarily to agree
upon the form of their representatives
relations.
Mr. Y heeler announced that the rep
resentatives of his group on the com
mittee of fifteen has opposed recom
mendations of the declaration on col
lective bargaining favored by the pub
lic and labor groups because the capi
tal group had not had the same op
portunity as the representatives of the
labor groups to consider- it.
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Glove;" Pete Morrison in
"Neck and Noose;" James J.
Corbett in "The Midnight
Man" and a Harold Lloyd
comedy at the Cozy today and
tomorrow.
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To Replace Charles
On the Throne
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Stephan Friedricfa of Hungary by Ru
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ery, it is said, that he was planning
a coup d'etat with the object of plac
ing the former Emperor Charles of
ustrirt on the Hungarian throne, This
Information i given in a Budapest
dispatch to t-he Abr ndenblatt.
Advices to the Associated Press
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THE SURE CURE
Some grand old truths are everlast
ing , one is that Industry is good;
amid the yawping and dodgasting, re
member that, and saw your wood. Too
many talkers spring their Wheel?,
too many make the welkin ring; and
as a cure for our diseases work in the
sane and proper ring Too many ora
tors are Climbing on stumps and kegs
to show their curves; and even as 1 do
this rhyming a brayish vvlndsmkh
Jars my nerves. The puzzling kno'.'s
we will unravel, and get things going
right once more, when we quit paw
ing up the gravel and get down to the
useful chore. There's nothlnp like
some honest sweating to drive thfl
fnntods from our brains, and help Ut
to the prompt forgetting of all our
penalties and pains When I am idle
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dest views, and I have nightmares,
vain, deluding, and I see snakes and
kangaroos. But I am cheerful when
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toiling said Russian stuff will see a
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The Park Ave. News.
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euyway. .
' Spoarts. Sid Hunt challenges eny-
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that swells up more wen he eats than
his fox terrier Teddy
I Sissieiv Mr. Peraey Weevor step
ped on a loose brick wile he was all
dressed up last Sundey, and a lot oj
mud squerted up all over- his wne
pants, causing a topick of eonversa- I
tion for the hole rest of the aftirnoou.
Pome by Skiuny Martin.
Still Werse.
A moth laid on a closet floor.
Cold and stiff and ded,
Did he smell the smell of a moth ball? Ill
No, one hit him on the hed
Intristink Packs About Intrisling
Peeple Reddv Merfy likes to bump IHI
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being so good at it that the pleecemen
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Lost and Found Department.
Lost Nuthing
Found Nuthing
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