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Show z two THE EXL'G HERALD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1923." TIMELY EDITORIALS WASHINGTON NEWS NEWS 'FEATURES PRESS COMMENT THE EVENING HERALD ii 4. Rhymes Rippling Walt Mason : An independent Newspaper, J by - ': ' " Not all the wexks that journey by are thrift weeks in home; we put the kopecks, dpwn in b'e, and watcb the livjuid foam. The grandsire has his bank account, each .members of the clan "salts down a large or small amount, Klsing la daugeroua to Snie. Provo, Utah. and seala it in a can.- - Nff wolves are yapping at pur door4 say J. M. Both .and It certainly has In gannt'and hungry .ranks; they's thasing weary wights put aa end to a great many bachesecond class natter at the ptntofflat In Proto. rut. J tatered - ir- -a thrift week lors, x - -jjiho bore rbnn41ea to th.bSr,-Therei- s ar! workers shun to course the , when implored every year k. Gunner Rasmusoa ....,....,..,................... AiHy Jwliu !MM . "am tbe boy friend,'' cobbed dear, and ja've a little hoard. "Good men w that.costaihem tartness Offlc, Telepboae the papa-he walked the proud of means and rear and and tongue show, by up pen, great 101 tutorial Baotaa, Telephone floor at 3 a.jn , should sayejhe that jeverypne "' BeiTt-"Membef Teifed- Trees fleWBeTTtrt-ai- ia menT, .But when the week f thriCt is spent the voices die MEMORABLE DATE !, and there is none to brace the gent who Baver coin clr-1 Lake Salt frf away, south la City largest CUh newspaper j Only dally - " thememorable dates In million 01 take he Twould "Among for a a tnwa. of day.lo l'aB sighs,. "to;f my years," 4)tit8myym Jtslaqoa boy "waa f' ' the smallest bin ; so like a phoenix I will rise and blew my hbitory,'. wrote ' TERMS OK KLIiM.'KllTION, with Cleopatra." date now of and in." "A won't week then. make saving ..... ...... savings Vllvered by carrier, per month ...... ......... 14.60 your assetaclfmb men garnerpicayunerand yen by saying Uvered by carrier, per year, la advance. "Srhy tho darkest parts of movie all the timer: At first it seems a dlsffiat'c tamo resuM , jtjuKWfam'X J iKea by mail by mall la TJultd States,; outside Utaa eonnty, per year, "slow, theaters, always fill op first . 8eek Racket wot: the "Far better Store," you you Jut burn if the "and that lot.", you persevere grimly 4 say, Coal's Annual Spasm have at last Many profeslKira though will pass eftstkms'; and. when you've saved, perhapsi found a way td make education mj. a year, you'll vievv the bright tfoUbloqns you'll look With : writ teit InMikg and then re We have too much coal, therefore it is icarce; and.be-tkus- e fbey to' thedoubloons and the fair awe see; wine, saving quire all their students to buy the coal is so cheap,-th- e price. is high.-- Riddle this riddle then upon becomes .a game that's fraught, with endless glee. You nooks. ' ' V v ivho ran; it contains the coal situation in a nutshell. Hi 2 f lunk the bone, safe, in your little poke; buck have the s I What is behind the rumblings of strikes, the pronounce-racntand half thclreuWes you fade away like Gloria (iwausoa Ts no longer if the operators, the anxiety of the. White House? f smoke. y pictures without sube besides---jh.uch hamaa "devilment, ho doubt, but something titles. And the reason? Miss in is of of aa that process change, twLstiaes Industry herself Is now a titled picture. viTTfiliRTS OF CVEItTT TRUE. "V By CONDO; V- -' tui4 doesn't itnow it. B The operators want a strike, because it win be an excuse f The question of the day Is How ICiJt CnluiLirruKIUCi-rlxttiv- t o bold ap the public on the price. The miners want a strike, could the Jap and Chinamen1 tell j it w ill close a number of surplus mines and make emetch other apart if they' fought Y ployment for" the rest These are the tinman, plfmpnta, hut man is iTUo really jj;tjy f'Uiit ior (iomparatjvely little; . . ; one who can adjust a sock supiior-te- r The b.'g facts, are these 1 We have nearly twice as many ! In the far of feminine ve thousands of siines open as we have need for. without bla ears turning purIn the needed not in who addition, And, are mining. jaincrs his gills red. ' and ple Less coal did. as it much as usinir ltountrv is not formerly . ; ... . I loal does mere Work than it used to. because of the improved W hufinsohieone" ebe docs it it's ou nave Deen evoivea. aiso, is jurnaces ana maenmery. mat sin; but when you do it, it's is helping. Jiftuig some of lhe load; and. water-pow,: - .I' Coal is no longer king." I . Ten "years ago railroads us"ed 275 pounds of coal per Ypu need your money And I need mine " I hoii sand tortfriiles Totlay the same ton mileage is account d for by 59 tons of coal. Railroad men prophesy that five It we both get ours IT ISN'T So It would be fine t ears nence tne Ugures win oe sy pouna. THC hSAT A3i.T". Hut if you get yours to coaL More what . is' is in brief, That, happening and bold mine too- use of it is resultinsr: in less 'of it being needed. ''Coal What-ibe fa's made'so difficult to get that the public in Am I going to do. iievisca means for aecreasuig me pecessuy 10 get. 11. .gj.. I j Of course, these basic, facts ireilsually Jidderw fiut . IImna,n labor and horse labor are oncealment will not be so easily possible this year as tn for- large. items in farmlngeostSvt pays j ner years; The actual situation- in the industry is vidtly to ltep watch bott Inown throughout Ahlericaii busiriesi xirclea. Bootleggers" n coul have a small ehance of uUinff 'qft.,tcjf rgafojr tliis It is said that crlmnals return . ' would give the older residents who year. Dearborn- Independent. diJly la 122; Issued every thlisbed as wtwfciy le 1868; ; jraral BonUsf edtdoo itenujg except Saturday, and Sunday norning ' ' ' ' ... y" Jerjr aiorniiig M(fl teunjuy. Herald hufldlnf. M Souti, lint V ftteet. Published i 1 ' - our. . - . . f- - I -- Tbey aay hat la a certain I'tak park they changed the name of the park ta the "orchard" becausa m many pain wert found Tinder the " ; , ;. tree ; . " SPASMODIC THRIFT . OFFICE CAT ; 1 -- ii t - Jft-B- .-A.' Tr3 . 'a .,......... - . ... J ....... as - vvi y. , d , . ' -- "j. - have-known-wi-ll ' fi - .. T A F you weren't among, the . it 3xu thick-skinne- -- d thousands who took advantage of the big free coal offer last year, stop in and see us ; n6w,f,v.;:;F:;; aimise-me- Ve-ha- nt . , v, er -- ''Sti1: M(yCr--r.J&S- elf-defense Sr: :'-- - about the fellow who steals a kiss. chorus. DAILYLESSONS IN ENGLISH ByW. L: Gordon 0 YEARS AGO .i Frora Files of Daily Enquirer - STU P I DITY 'tKg WORDS OFTEN MlSl'SEDi J j A two "ridew ise" In preference " to '.'side and a half column letter . ways. written from London by A. Haxey OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED; tells" of the political condition of prvslstent Iou't pronounce" "the tJlerry EHKland" it that time; and first "s" as "z". $to tells interestingly of a visit OFTEN : MISSPELLED holo Jjisde by him to. the Tower' of Lou- - caust. ' (toil. SYNONYMS: firm, close, fast, tight; taught, secure, lnseporuble. In Arthur Purrant building a neflt 0RI KITDW'Tse a word Mule frame cottage on A street bethree times a day and It is yours." tween Sixth und Seventh streets. Let us Increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each days To- James Bian left for bis ranch en duyV v ord : ETIIERAL; iN'riniiiiiiR While-rivethis- morning. to, or forced of ether ;' airy; ex quisite;! beavehly. "The beauty. of George Buries hud bis band In- lur face epjicarcd theral to Tom." jured while working at the l'rovo Woolen Mills. TT00D REUNION Aufeusl ff, 1895 Tumala Jones Is nH tallies j Hot (lie ever urrlv.nl today of a nine KVREKA, Aug. 6. The annua pound Ikijv The little fellow has putlicrlng of the' Hood family asbeen jelling "O Hot" nll'afternoon. Hocliitiou, orgnniiscd acvcral ytrs ago will be held here next Ssititr 11, and son nob have-fin- dny and Sunduyrwben It is cxiim:t- rant oh-- a business 'trip! On cd ilfty liiciuherg will Imj pyex-irtreturn they mill open' up a The Tirranccmeiirs anwin tfi- - imnds store In the building now of Johu Hood and Mrs. I). J. Rus- gnoda $ry ecciipiod by the New York Cash .sell, two Eureka uicuiKmh of the association, and the HKetuiBS and wore. cntertjlnni(Mits..wilL4iihehl-at"- ti home of the lutler.' The organizafiie city cmmcil to nerve as Its jiresl-ici- tion is KcnculoKicul, mill, since its HCt omcMtors orKaniMIIoH over In p!nce of the W. Cluff lntej; tu Mein- Scotland. , have' been traced . pi. iioidiiway wag ijami'rt n Iicm of the fiimUy fiojn Salt Lake iieinlier of tin. lmrt City, Part City; rr.vv "SpnniKh Kork, Richfield and other parta of A cull for a Kefmmtrffh Hitinty the state will attend here iiexl 'invention to held iu Kiirlnpvillo " Ausust 17, was Issued by J. C. Saturday. tralmul, efinnty xbainiiaiH and B. " iitiihnmn, bocretnry. - . f!r it 1 jT TONSItfS SAYS, ; 'A um tells us be Isn't fco'fat ln used to back up to a It T'ug the bell. ; VmncH iimy he . - ment furnace, easier to operate, and much easier on the coal supply. It looks Ilk e a handsome mahogany, cabinet; and is installed in one of your liying-room- s wherever is a handy "there . - Join our own Heatrola Club while this, generous offer- is still open. The small flue enrollment fee which insures that you receive the ton of coal is applied to the purchase of an connection.-y- ; re- investigate nor the opportunity for better, more healthful home heating which the Heatrola offers you.iThen join the club now forming and get a ton of coal absolutely free, Es tate Heatrola. -- You can complete payment on easy, convenient terms. And next winter 'I d Clerk : This book will do half your work for you, days pass. Yoniig ladies who ex- pmied to. make en a sidit itne Jiare (Implied all of their other subjects of 41apaiutt. ing Ught" to the outtkiyT-- and to the palette and brush. Between and forty people from the valleys viewed- the few paliittiiprtEat were bung last Sunday Nest Sunday many, more Jvlll be on .exhibition, and the following th-.rt- - If only someone would now inAugust 10, will b devoted vent a firuless cook. , , EVOLUTION largely to art and to an exhibition .'" of ail of the best work. , "lf a 'flapper PfofessoiL F. Itandul; will Falls for a sweet popper- -talks on tbe modern She then's not a flapper give art and art appreciation as tbe d But becomes a flopper. . , advances.- - Nearly AU of tho " I"' fbr - KrolteyihTnTislt seems like sale 'should any'of the visitors care a waste of money to pay a doctor to carry away wme really fine Utah for advising President CooIIdge to ' scenes. . keep quiet .Sunday. Only One Price to Everybody The Lowest Price. Dixon - Tay "THE PROVO Co. lor-Russ- eti HOUSE" ONE-PRIC- E . SPRINGVILLE . , se-er- le - prld - fl'4-til-be- -- OUT OUR WAY IS SSil VWE 7F0R7 7F0R--7 ? SIlPv Hr'$3 dOT A "g sAwe OlPFRUMT" .i e J - V I & ral 4S got j yAM' BamAn as" am' "Too A ill Jir I 7,1 piece ;tfmDtfIJ BE NO OA7.1 ES $ AXX isr Xjp- - I (TA J ,iVkv'l ' . . ... ,Jt ORCHER , p. FEC? IS eot"H(MVPv GOWA KEEP 1 HEAR C4 VM OQWM OKlTrt FARM AM fffs GOSK SAK5?i? JOT"-Mvwe Got" no? QTiTTril ! -- TNiioy 7F0R7 BY WILLIAMS Gor'sEf-AucBBsi BOJDWAMfe Got "- a ALV PAYS0N FREE COAL! August 1st to 22nd 1 SIS piece NEPHI . ' f ZTU Vrr- LH-- i IIIIS LOW SUMMER CLEANING " - , - PRICESTHEY MEANBIG - ; SAVINGS FOR YOU " - WEEK ' - - .' "..IV" V 1 For one entire week, commencing Monday, August 3rd we will, make the following prices on cleaning and pressing: J - Sl XADIES AND GENTS SUITS AND OVERCOATS ? Special for this week only - ARTPDPUUR now. door REMEMBEROu'r work is invariably of the highest order-notturned out that isn't right every job guaranteed and clothes insured. Take a look at your wardrobe" get cleaned next week.and your ciotnes ...... .... save the difference1 hing ASPEN GROVE " ; f of fashion. their burdens are l'iht! t "Sa? a 10 year-olboy 'going along tbe road playing a ukclele," "That's a reports Oscar Kallgren. beck e4 a way for a lively Young American lad to spend his afternoons. Whither are we drifting. ' ' r delivered free. y Many a married couple tLluls alike aliout everything but tbe lady thinks first. - y-- " All over the country Heatrola Free Coal Clubs are r forming again--an- d to every member a ton of coal will be slai-e- s AKl'KN GItOVK, August 6. Tlic Tliere's lots "of money in Uiterloi artists of tbe'AIplne Simmior school d fturn tins;, ' Ton never see a cood are to be found scattered over the shoulder of Tlinpaiifi;"" from' fli" " tiw'.t broke. KiK Tree on the north to towart't it Flats on thtt Koiith. . . easy to stay iu if you ho enter (lit Kvery new artist hiive- - enough, nioney, otherwise yon school has to sharp bis of her w''.it( iM)k bored enousll. paint with the; frftntje artists who . see so much to capture with lioir cxilors a.nd who hve no niediuni Lye. !.iuKh at locksmiths aud """ work with. Meanwhile from the Fast and (from the. West neT tmpfailure thinkr he conld plicg flf (01,10 back" if he only hnd someone ,the summer fechooL; Tlie ejjhtisiasin rmcraiia us. jlje H'jluug to put him on hi fiet, rn't rcry . i : . , " , . - . when you need it youfl Heatrola will give you furnace comfort at strive cost. Estate leatrola is the new-da- y way of home heating. More efficient than a base- ,i. ;. - .. ... , , .. j. IllfUllOfU Phone 809-- . 7:F0RJ,7 FOR 54 N. 4th West 7- -7 F0R- 7- |