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Show TAKE TWO. SHE EVEXI.VG HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15. 1525. ; NEWS FEATURES PRESS COMMENT 'V - 2 - ' ' i !! J I' .11 t An independent Newspaper ssl Pahl!she4 Pro to, fta. Ectcryd ,. ta the Herald fcaUdinc, lint W feat "PROCESS KocWXQ V AlA i2r,; J atma. nutter at taa Beesed els as poMoffiee ia Prova, TJtaa. Pabtlshse Editor TL&MS 1 , . w...HM carrier, per year, ta adraaee....'. Delivered by aiail-l- a I'tsh eooaty. per year, la tdraaca...... ......$130 iiircrea ay mau la L aura amies, outsida I'tss canary, par year, in. advanea ..MJO ..;.'.,...... Kewn Berrtca and K. at JL Barries. lietabet Hatted Pre Only daily newspaper ta Cus south at Salt Late City; large eir-cuiaiiaa 01 any newspaper la I Un outside Ban Lata City and Ocdea. Pudwhs Office, TeJepaoaa . tutorial Kouna, Telephone ...10t rir-- i AT, h .',' - . would likp "nrhrrsTtin yon"lt OITICE CAT air jiT' TTTrtrit a; Job- - "7" Tail spirt 3astore8 nrwlng, Ju't xo wonderful. Falling from a plane would mnfce a, li!;id man see stars.. ' (H " - our-cak- e I alhtr-Insl- y - lop4Rteet ikm w 1 ; gt-- ' Af-rl- cattity UY HARRY B. HUNT ' NEA errtra Writer look for mrrUl tarty , -- x s J at com" ta taa I'alted devetorwnent aviattoa a fterwarda.. lie similiter as lie pttiuiirled into his jlwt'Utit'lh pinUHe. - "I tluniRht yon Rima! said joukiiew where are the bud Oh. dear, I'm so excited, pliir-pwre on this road." y heart bi wildly thrfliB' lVfll,T replied the native, who For Just this morning I hebdd . to gnlile him had vohuilwred My wy first spring rubia. (jronsh tin-- rittrk. "We're finding Kansas City, Mo.; Star tlipiu ain't we?"' Letters States. Prea-y- 4 Keya had beta one at thoa arha taaiatcnc tdent Coolidge'a believed aerial expreas .and paa on ""economy" in both pubaervK aenser eomnjercially lic ind nrtvata pendttrea TeasfWeTSomki inontha aKO"hOw f fc extent to- - "eterr- - ha -- hadwtitra the nattun'a lncuni ia non load of Just what aught ba ex, f tor taxes. petted In the way at patronasa 4 bespite a SS per cent redurtioa and revenue from aa air passenger-exin Uleral asseswnenta Ja?v year, press and what puatnexa tawa federal, state, eo'dntr and the tost would be. The report niijnlclpal took IS per seat km te jylhn total aattoaal awaMa.v,-.- , of uvestuui ia auch aa enterprise tha.tact la that public dehta. at prsoeau , , ' atata and natkKial. itave reached' emita enormous proportluaa that Tj6FORS! comitwrelatatrptewr Interest and sinking fund charges Una can be eatabltshed. burden a of alone .constitute Keya belleeea. a pertod ot J1W per family per and aasWaac. public for every tbs yeoc-'Saverage, ivea aitnUsr tu that oriatnally htiusehold In America, When thera will be neeessary.r railroads. is SoMed to this the addiitonal "Landing aelda. suitable for lha -- taxes necessary to yneet the cur-rer-a landing ot heavily loaded ships,' ueocts Of government, luca. moat ba aroindVd at comparatively RateTind federal, the tax short Intervals. he aaya. "That la stssirering taat It cannot suawthihg that atuat ba dona by longer be evsded as a real' danger municipalities, ta the asm way to our national .roads and highway hava , It Ute total public debt, for dewfopifd by ntthklpaltUra . was prorated equally for vehh.'h traffic aw i taroihea ia among- tihe beads of there are certain things Thea ba would Amertcs, each family the national goeerttneat should called upon to ateet aa interest supply, juft as the government This of is dot $lMa. bearing aupphrs Ughtbousea and chaaaeb about six times., the per family tor ships, ta the Interest at xuav, share of 18 years ago. As interest e luerva. wiU of payment overlheTpertoi4 "At present, taa coat ot t 1 to Shout equal . lha amount ta from by air arlnripal to be pu'd. ih average tihws the cost present estsb-lishe-d of jibility of each family because BMna at carrying th asms arttctea, "The preaeat jasnrtca la present publK debta to An while this is being paid. suRVcieatly asltefactory to make k axi3f.r.currett govsrtiBietrt difficult to Induce aeovla to cfaaaga-Sw- rh ta pile up. c.'3ta continue change, whea It cosmsv wUI ' , s" ." v v 's ba by alow degrees by seolutlua. JotxhaJ Inmy Judgment, air traaavort. go tioa at the present una la Curtiss Aeroplane Co, Is not tiptinlistlc.over th out--. srniueot tuacuoa or aooa at alL. TrTAHlNGTONBack ot aetulurvy , "Have yon ' any alarm clock ?'( Imjttlred the customer. "What l" want isi ono' that will arouse' the muitt without, the whole, family." , 1 Jlim!t Jbajs jiLauiurh alarm, yow wiU work for others as you clock as that niatimn," said.tlie matt want to da ore and holler, out. folks, give us room. We're1 fi'trnd a real harltiusi'r Our'peavh tree's Rt it U Mooiu! We .' Littok: It to challenge every dealer la town to a competitive high speed and low speed gear hi 11 climb. Six dealers accepted the challenge and the hew Jewett won etwily In be presence of over" 5,000 spectators, according to a report received at the factory. The jScranton Paige Motor Car company of Scranton, Pa, was nest In this case a competitive six cylinder utomobneV dealer challenged the Scranton. company's advertising. -- The competitor defied the Jewett Six to beat bis product up a 17 s per cent grade, of g mile long, just outside of .Scranton. and offered to bet $300 on his far. The TScranton Paige company accented the challenge and put up the S3K). More than a thousand people were on hand to see the fun. ""7" "T A standard stock Jewetflx lour ing car that had been driven but 80 miles was selected to defend the Jewett's fair name In Scranton. Acthe cording to newspaper reports affair received at the factory the Jewett went tip the hill In the first trial in 44 seconds. This was the only trial made by the Jewett. Then the competing car tried It. The first time was 2 minutes 1V& seconds, according to the newspapers. The dealer argued that some- - tehiiid the counter? "we. keep just fbe. ordinary kind the kind that will wake up the whole family without disturbing the maid. It they do put thirty million dot- Jars Into circulation, snaps Fred jV.'iiruh'k a few people will have Ifhem all In a. week or two. Genuine sympathy cannot be giv en nnless we shall have experienced the same misfortune ourselves. tt tht W drapery effects a ektansuajg atr drape? as eartaia. e- - the aataplet &i!k fnngev tulsaas eJajx Uaatat ttinasssgt fee tsuaisl rartaisa. As4 1 wfcate M a Fascaaatiistt xlrt km tutor. . triaaaiiafi ia tareJy tade- tiM saats Iwrca aun- as asatu yea b Kaxtwaa. gl4 Dixon- - Taylo "Tie -- Prov-- o V4Vl":. ' ! Co. r-Rus-$ell Ilflwse Oe-rri- -- StprinsrCe NpM IMysoa IS IlaHrautnai coaittlted his fttstur preaeat prwnf f his eligibility during th Might. ttsfortt aaiversiij-- , ' suhaiilrrd The guillotine h ased fue the d paaafaTgt routX. executka iuKtead at the aus sal axe M4ol read backward asvTI. whica, Istti which Is cuKtoumry rkvwkw ta Germany. trsard, ap r .fttwa, front ta't-- i giaaiai t cod. was atwavs Km&gZZ' ta way with aa aocompsntnjcnt Haydn, tb ajnlrl vrw-wtf- raap, a ness In one when he drove through the snow and bliasards of the liocky to Denver, mountains, in Colo., in fastest time ever made, even In the best of weather between th two cttis.. Doud was going to the ' and Tewett Ueulers' l auiiuaTTalge dinner In the Colorado capital and alsio decided to set up the record. He took "Spark ring" automobile editor of the Casper Tribune along as tinier, --. Siiarfcrriug- stuted that the time ot six was' better than train time or any previmifi antomniiil time! 4'iw-- 4 tance was 323' miles. Other reports of Jewett records are coming In almost daily, the ' " factory reports. l SxmJmwrWi IN: Ie Doud, dlstributor'Tu'tCasper. Wyo., combined' two pieces of busi- Vi "ft3 .'SrlOetS-R- . fOUt?. ONION eVrTH lLCATH I I " .'fy b;1 nr. ct lJSffl''' : -- -f 0 -- ;7W-- ? -- - f MURDERER OF 26 trans-portsth- t aa snick iat ba at M smears draeere bisanaiin the kind shat Wa4 -- .'.-- ll Ws atava new ia 4t ; s. -- "crcateharminB mid-wint- J3 tc 4. "Tr i m ra i n g s to Watch your step and the other dealer magnanimously offered him another trial. The competitor's time steering, r on the second attempt was one min ute, 55 seconds.:Then the competitor Holy Smoke !" shouted the preach- - give up and. the 'Jewett dealer col ms tne incense lected the $300. ber ps boy dropped , burner. Cook and Gill, Inc., Paige and Jewett dealers in Portland, Oregon," Staphanger. Victim "My dear sir get any 'competition so-dont mind your walking briskly sent a Jewett up the steepest hill over my feet, hut I wish you would- in town in the presence of local n't loiter about on them. newspapermen In record breaking Local newspapers suggested time. Red head mama. that the dealers try to see how slow the car would climb the hill in high Dose you love your daddy genr. Its driver, Mr. Loder, threw Like yon used to do? the gear shift lever into high;! got out, and walked beside it as the cat SimNhine, . niake a ,long winter steadily climber- the stef parade at seem short. from- - two-- to three niiictf per hour. nw weu-oein- t -- fellow' H-s- fl ;:n,isV I t 'Washington .msiaaHss four-fifth- v 1anet1trt has beetin tuNUT frieud- The remedy, as pointed out time and again, by the Presi- lAifii; and It bas put an end to : and eat it. J No Mitt otbers. dent; is economy. We can not have Jiint iirvfjfalflatg.ti'tiio tide ot onebf course, would wish to resume the life of half century II feminine lien uty tht lovvs nmto must fbe von crawl IP tnll RgOf'ith its low taxes and low standard of living. But tjhere along t'Hter 'strortl We reaA must be a limit, somewhere, to the higher standard of lixjng, to jtid seat, (I te called a break- the tbt,ruot of' the girls whidi has long since reached and passed the extravagance fast romtt. sn cot ' so 'wch frtenAwt- with the mark. There is surely somewhere a golden mean where a gava.thcni. but ore bnrU textile rompltlons.Gyd mere ti ;njifU, y un uie suape desirable and necessary standard of living ceases before it ShrlnSnE of. skirt II.mU HmtiKtrv. Nn 1. v s. nu. .it in ri i nui arw dividual as weU as by the natiop, in expenditures, the tax eyv. I t When yon law on yonr ' I K pent will continue to become more criticaL side yon t hit tilt ethi'C, side. Aiid JJXuok bi're' axclaiiuet!' "th e ; ... -- ever-increasi- ng ' JUJIjVSURE wnmt saerav sxs first to start the demonstrations, The total wealth of the United States is mortgaged to the extent of 15 per rent a year by the tax mountain. It ia the Jcnowledge of this condition of affairs that tauses. President Coolidge's insistence on economy and more economy, .Despite a 25 per cent reduction in federal assessments last year, taxes federal, state, county and mu- I nicipal took 15 per cent of the total national wealth.- The fact Is that public debts, state and national have" reached such enormous proportions that interest and sinking fund charcres alone constitute a burden of approximately 100 per family per year, on the average, for every household in America. he there is added to this the additional taxes necessary Jlo meet the current costs of government, local, state and so enormous that it is a federal, the tax bur peril tojthe nation as. well as ta individual prosperity. rTTus tax is paid b'every' man, woman and child in the United States, regardless of whether or not they are down t.n the tax books, or whether or not they are owners of property. They pay it in rents, and in the'price'of every article consumed, which must include the tax to insure the sellerhis profit ; e Taxes Enormous 1 Department it ptaetfik fey DeHwered by desired NEW RECORDS auto-atobU- t HonUbroos-- OaBrsrea: Visit Our Drapery The new Jewett Six was Denounce ed to the public at the various abowa throughout th I'uited States si the bent performing automobile In Its class. The Paige-DetroMotur Car company, its builders, to back; up this assertion asked its dealer organization to demonstrate the ear in competitloa with ti rrrals wherever powihle. The result, Mr. Barry 11. Jewett, president of the eompaBy has Informed C. 8, rierpont,"manaiper of 8uierlor Market, local distributors, has been a country-widdemonstration of the nerformlnc dualities of the JewetOSix, In many instancesj before large audiences. The Thompson Motor Car company of Tulsa, Ida., was among th ,................,.. Giuuur Uasnasua ...................... ..City ...........f r carrier, r BtBSCaUTTlOX . ............ .,.................. W. It M. ESTABLISHES.; tdltta Wast l""""" JEWEHSIX THE EVENING HERALD Established as a weekly la I8J8; aa a dill; U M2J; valui except Sstsrdiv. Soaday soraUi; rural saoraiaf rry nernloc except Monday. (EE "" EXECUTED . IS.- HAXOVEU, i(L'P) . Jita Gcrwauy, April 13. Haarimum, wlio mur sli youths was exthe guillutiiie at 6 a. m. ' . The must exiiemtive. cigar and the dered twenty. 1 ecuted.- on. koday. t-;- nueiorBTnznian-Triffi'C-otrtaimtb- k were the two lasts .requests of this strange murderer, wb'o then walked with steady foot stops Jo; tbc scaffold. "I reiieut," said Haarmanu, at the eud, adding quickly, "but I do not fear death.'. In accordance with, the German custom. Iiaarniann was not In formed until Tuesday evening that The he was to die this morning. newspapers were not advised. The murderer, whose trial was a world-wid- e sensation, because of Its revolting details as granted ltt!t request and told bis Jailer that if he could hare cigars and coffee of the finest quality, he would be happy. i Haarmaan confessed to 'luring hxivel a in dark Hanover youths to a side street near the river, where, lie confined his' victoms and killed them by tearing their 'throats with his sharp teeth and drinking their' " ; Phone Miss for Real Want Ad Results Ad-Tak- er vprtna arntea uv 1. June bridegroom tett Ocalljr aa the long underwear s mstead of assisting him aha turning trtta fcell bottomed trousers. that '- " , faua. : Inalstuts is ittwAjs Ona tens us a gai has to ttaa en--i t I , , An M heavy unthrrtilrt dyed irety toe much rouga If aha doesnt .want to appear eoaapicuoaa. twtkea.a tutirui spring sweater, . mad last '4 1 ' . reopls who Irva ta glass should not wash, thetr window ? AH),!lrin A feachelar tells aa a married ansa to ana who once gut lonely and a wisiiotn tooth la aouldnt tnd anything to drink. asu-at- y Wonder It w Just think wtwktng vary painful. A'.ulrlng wisdom girls mora sensihh becaaaa wa i.J any kind at that way.-- . aevar sea then ta evaaiag dries iC , ' ' An assistant to ona wh wa think a' spinster ta , eomeUmea f'Ttha boss to help. ona. who used bar sense mstead at Consider the foolish mosquito, ant aiding it, he gets slapped tor making a Fuwera look as mach aukw whsa about what he's erring to do. Cpyreht, int., KSA Samoa, .. ut a ba aotiad.. awag. a. th Us r's taf Wherevpr thQres the question of having a want filled at don't hesitate one, moment call Miss 95. She'll gladly advise you and if you use the Provo Evening Herald Want Ad columns, you're assured of having your want satisfied. Just pick irp your receiver ask for Miss leave the rest o The Herald Want Ad columns.. ' 'Ad-Tak- er Ad-Tak- er j. The Evening .Herald .. - ' blood. . Only a few official" witnesses were present at dawn when the Newsmurderer met his death.. paper correspondents were excluded. - THIS WEEK p2 FULLSIZE- UTILITY CORDS 30x3 31x4 s I . , , $12.75 .$1150. ;;..w.oo AYe - . $7.50 33x4 34x4 ; . ; Repair Dalloon tires Si AH work guaranteed. BrimhSl Brothers iU TIRE MERCHANTS ii Is " r.3 t |