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Show .THE HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1923. aV yesterday. "We potaiblft arrangement tierj iu assure them of a good time for their, outing. , The bathing is exceptionally fine at the present time. Sunday we had the biggest day at the resort when more than la the John U. ButU. Frank 8. Allen. 1300 people were balking The Chautauqua signers met lake. Thomas H. Latimer and Earl Con-deMonday evening in the basement "A first-clas- s orchestra has been O. Provo of the library. public employment and service; M. L A. day. The t s ' engaged for the presided at the meeting. will begin early in the even-- , Frank W. Dealing. George C Swan, dance The season tickets were dis- ing, immediately following the pie-- Karl F. Keeler. and Thomas H. except Saturday, and Published every week-dawho tributed among the signers First South uic supper which I anderstand will Sunday morning, at The Herald Building, e Latimer; publicity and education; cannow making are 85. be served about o'clock." Utah. Provo. Telephone West street. AnElinor A. Jacob, W. L. Whittemore, of the same. sale the vass for TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION' Dally and Sunday, , Karl F. Keeler; entertainment, and held will be Friday other meeting delivered by carrier, 4C cent a month, or 13.50 the j W. L. Wtittemore, Frank W. Domfor reports on the success evening ROAD year in advance by mail. 3.50 a year; Sunday only, j of the sale. ing, and Karl F. keeler. 'civic af.. ChauT. F. Went. George C. Swan, few years the fairs, by mall, $1.00 the year, In advance.. ... .... past "During and J. H, Carter; ethics and practauqua season tickets have been Mr. tise, Scott P. gtewartj T. F. WenU. . EDITOR AND PUBUSHER selling for $2.75 each." said E. C. RODGER3 .. PROTESTED IS Kenneth Provo 'The Chautauqua Borg and Earl Condor; Spear. of promoting of engineering enterpriThe Dally Herald wai entered as second class mall matter June , signers insisted a t the timesea Karl F. Keeler, John U. Bucui, matter signing the guarantee that the 1111, and The Sunday Herald was entered as second class mall John Stratton of Provo Bench, ses, and Frank S. Allen; legislative, son tickets in Provo should be sold of March 3, Act tinder the Utah, the Provo, at postoftice, May I, X922, Robert B. Patterson. Frank W. Dentfor $2.50 and succeeded in getting representing a number of citizens rem. appeared before the coun- - ing. Elmer A. Jacob, and Scott P. the management to accede to our; -",",uu"" "'"v Stewart requests. As a result tne provo the pro-so- n The board of directors of the against Lake protested Salt of south Utah in City. . The Herald, only dally newspaper Iople purchasing Chautauqua ses," nOT narrowing the state society consists of Elmer A. Jacob, tickets will have the advant- - PO Is a member of the N. E. A. Service, and of the International News as published exclusively Frank W. Demlng. and W. U Whlti. '" lnlghwaya. cents 15 -them ot getting age Service. in The Herald last week, more ot Provo, Karl F. Keeler of cheaper than the people in other Mr. Stratton said that the ma v communities." BURDEN. MAN'S E Pay son, T. H. Latimer ot Spring-ville- . WHIT THE jority or tne people living on rrovo and Frank S. Alien of SilBench were decidedly opposed to ver City. f Out of every 1,000 Americana, it has been estimated, only any move to narrow the road. He 63 pay income tax. How many should pay, but dodge ? A expressed the opinion that the 100. conservative estimate is county and state would need the inYOU MAY BE WRONG. who An interesting bit of information. Readers pay present wide road in years to International News Senrlee, come tax will register indignation, shrug their shoulders come and that It would therefore CINCINNATI, Jnly 17. If yoa GO TO GEI1EVA be cynically or greet it with mere indifference, each one accard-in- g unnecessary to nave the fences see a man with a blugmg hip to his temperment. and back forth, pocket, be careful how you com to road the Instead of narrowing reand L "But the result? Well this is something tangible, Members of the Utah stake X. certain eonclnsioaa about it It Mr.. Stratton across Provo may bo his Bible. Aa official ot gardless of how the statement may be received by income A. organisation are making prep- suggested the Beach, sideot a Salvation Army says there are the taX payers, the fact remains that they will pay the de- arations tor their annual outing at walk on one orbuildiof both sides of the today interested ia the linquent's income taxes. Not directly, of course. But a cer- Geneva Wednesday afternoon. The paved highway so that it would be more peopleever Bible than before. The book, stake boards of the organisation tain amount must be raised by income tax, and if one-ten- th to for pedestrians offi- unnecessary to this ward the all of person. Is very according notified have of these assessable shirk their tax, and others simply will walk on the mala pavement. carried and very often by cer! to have as large a representamore. have to pay one-tent- h commission Informed Mr. generally The where the Bible would be as possible at the outing. Stratton that nothing ot a definite people This is the case with all tax dodgers. The citizens who tion The celebration will not begin nature towards the narrowing of looked for last pay must pay enough to support the unit for which the tax until 4 o'clock to permit all those the state highway through the is levied, and this, of course, includes the amount dodged. who are employed in the stores of had been decided upon, and county A speaker recently made a strong point when he said that Provo an, opportunity to be preswas really a matter for the that SWIM AT GENEVA it as will close usual, now before stores American the great problem the government is ent The to handle. commission road state was neVer better, or Bathing not how to raise more taxes, but how to spend economically on Wednesday aftrenoon at '3:30 in- - Utah lake than it is safer, o'clock. the taxes already raised. The average American, especiail-l- y now at Geneva. C'mon in, the Trucks will leave the city at the if he is in the employ of his government, be it state or na- fountain water's fine. 3, 5 at and Pioneer park A A, E. SELECTS tion, seems to think that it matters not at all how much and 7 o'clock. FAULTS IN MT. NEBO. money is spent, because it i3 Uncle Sam's money or the naMost of the time at the lake will tion's money. Seemingly he acts on the belief that there is be fspent in boating, bathing and A party of 25, consisting of Prof. a great pool of money that merely exists to be drawn upon dancing. According to Frank Buss and his genealogy class Fred lake at any time, in any amount. As a matter of fact it is taken manager of the Geneva and a number of other Interested from the pockets of the people directly. The more that is resort, the bathing at the lake is persons, made an important trip wasted, the more they will have to pay, and the amount they better now than it has ever been At a meeting here Saturday ot to Mount Nebo on Friday and Satfive or this season. The last four have to pay is assuming intolerable proportions. the board of directors of the Provo urday last. The class examined the in seen more bathers have If the biggest problem before the country is to spend taxi days chapter of the American Associa- the great fault on the west side, entire month tion of Engineers the following and verified the belief that there money more economically, the next biggest problem is to laka than the committees for the ensuing was another fault on the east sid? standing compel the tax dodgers to pay their just debt in wus regard, "We are ready to receive the selected-were Qualification of the mountain. year and remove the penalty for honesty. members of the M. I. A.." said Mr.l membersnjPi Scott P. Stewart jEa.-tnon-d 8!fiBl tut THE ma.de 1 'PliOVO, UTAH. UlSSST'iy r; y 4. house-to-hous- fill ILK COIITTES East-mon- j c 3C 3C She to : - ,,. ' , will advance money at low rate of interest, on easy monthly payments. NO WAITING YOUR TURN. NO COMMISSIONS. or David For particulars telephone Roy Decker. 679-Openshaw, 131-M-- 6 PROVO, UTAH. . R. at BOARD AND ROOM Real Estate, WESTERN Rooms, Board. BUILDING Ahu Jy-1- 8 un AntomoUtet 3 W. 1st N. , H. M. AY ERS WELOING COOx acetylene welding and cutat We weld anything made ot Bjt, Work guaranteed. First cltu ser 42 N. 4th W. Phone 6S8J. ice. FOR WIRING and electrical snakes easy Installments loans. No waiting for your torn. See Provo FOR RALE Ford and Saxon Six - touring cars; a real bargain, f 135 Consolidated Real Estate Co : each. Inquire Star Oarage. Jy-2- 0 MONEY TO LOAN on both city and farm property, at T per cent: no For Sale or trade, . waiting your turn. See Provo Con'' solidated Real Estate Co. Phone A4U1 FOR 6 ALE New ice box. J09 W. Double 1 Jy-2' 1st S. WE LOAN our own money on new homes and farm property. Kate FOR SALE. Edison phonograph. 3 7 per cent No commissions. No 1100 cash. 371 W. 2nd South. InsurLife Intermountain delays. ance Co., Boston Bldg., Salt Lake FOR SALE Pit bull terrier pup; Airedale. 193 also City, Utah. Jy-16-- tf and apartments, furnished, with gas. 753 FOR SALE Cherries, 2c per Id.; y 3. Univ. Ave. Phone B94. bring box and pick your own; bloc: east of Orem station on FOR SALE Choice building lot on Provo Bench. J. E. Green. North University Ave, close in Call owner, Jacob Coleman. FOR SALE Special offer to music students: New piano, $365, $10 and lqan FOR SALE Building down and f 10 per month. Taylor 80 Call cent stock at per Bros. Co. ' Jy-1-7 at Bates Stores. FOR SALE Used gas ranges, in Drlck house, "OR SALE perfect condition, at bargain two room for buildings. lot large Bates Stores Co. prices. W. (87 N. 4th FOR RENT j HEMSTITCHING and PIC0TIN&. 230 W. Center. Work done r Mrs. A. P. Ritchie. worn, pnone Leavitt ft Qnymaa. - eiegft . 3rd 433 8. Phone 175J. LOAN With Note, Wome: Fidelity Building & Loan Association 2 Jy-5-- rm or 4& to the People's Store for quality and low prices, im t niversuy Ave. . 1 GO j, Hemstitching! give a smart will finish toy Fourth of July dress. & clothes and household linens tip, dalty. All work snarantAnt make BUTTONHOLES. Singer g ing Machine Co., 7 N. Unlvenlt;: raone venue, FOUND 3, J. . Bunch of keys on CsW uwner can have san vcuiius ai uui ouica ana paying mis advertisement roaa. fc' . nougn ; wrapping pat good for lining buildings; also newspapers. Herald office. PBPP mcc tf FOR SALE Slightly used gas and kalsomining. range, only $35.00. Terms. Utah Interior and exterior painting. Power Light Co. House painting a specialty. Eat! nates cheerfully given. Smith, 112 FOR SALE One floor case, W. 4th N. Phone counter cases, one 6 ft two counter case. All have mirror WANTED To rent comfortable doors-- . In excellent condition. Will furnished home from 4 to 6 sell cheap. K. Decker. Jeweler, rooms, by reliable business man. 184 W. Jy-2- 0 Center St. Family consists of myself, wife, one son 10 years old. Permanent. Call Farms and Gardens. PAPERHANGING felcir tf t. Before you throw your old shoes away, see me. They don't need muster-ole- , plaster or pills only good workmanship to cure all their ilk. - Jy-16-- tf ECONOMY SHOE SHOP 403 W. Center St, Provo, Shoes Also Made to FOR SALE Moder . house at S. 3rd W. Immediate possession. Mrs. Elsie James, 533 W. 1st N. FOR SALE CHEAP. 160 acres in Mapleton Utah coupnty. Especial7 ly adapted to fruit and stock growFOR sleeping room ing. ToM home and other Improvefor one or two gentlemen. 356 ments good location, private stream N. 1st E. Jy-1- 7 of water; stock and implements. FOR RENT Modern basement. Will take home in Provo as part payment good terms on balance. Jy-2Phone 565-E, I. Egilson. Mapleton Utah Jy-1FOR RENT partly modern, furnished house at 70 E. 2nd WANTED To buy second-han- d Jy-1- 8 buggy. 263 N. tin W. 3. Inquire at 32 E. 3rd S. 2 FOR RENT Modern house; also rOR RENT 10 acres of land and water on Provo Bench. Call Provo sleeping room. 131 S. 1st W. Jy-1- 9 :on. Real Estate. Phone 688. tf Order. RENT-Mode- rn a pleasure to entertain when you can give them all the personal comforts of an abundant supply of hot water. And they feel doubly welcome in the home that provides such comforts. ITS in Your Home On a few minutes'totice the Lion Tank Water Heater will provide an abundant supply of piping hot water for your arriving guests. Balance $2.00 a month with Your Gas Bill Lion You pay $1.95 with your order and we connect the heater to your presentrange boiler ready for service. The balance is payable in qasy monthly payments of $2.00 a month with your gas bill. You enjoy the pleasure of having allthe hot water you want while you pay for the LION. You cannot afford to pass this opportunity. Come in and examine the heater-pla- ce your order today. 2 7 FOR SALE owner. New 4 room by GRANDVIEW RABBITRY O. P. cottage south east part of town Weeter, proprietor, breeder of Jy-2- 1 Phone 320J A. D. Miller heavy weight Flemish Giants and Zealand FOR RENT Nicely furnished apt golden certificate Nev Reds. R. F. D. No. 2, Box 210-180 E. 5th South. Jy-1- 9 Water heated by the Lion Tank Water Heater comes hot from the faucet. No worrying with pots or kettles. Just strike a match and gas the clean, convenient and economical fuel does the rest t Come in and let us demonstrate the Lion Tank Water Heater. See for yourself what comforts and conveniences can be had for a small investment Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Beesley left today for a two weeks' visit to Los Angeles. Mr. Beesley is the advertising manager of the J. C. Penney store in Provo. WANTED Provo Canyqr, shirts r Sewing silk 183-W- . Jy-- 1 Furnished Board, $3 week. BEAUTIFY YOUR LAWN Have your lawn mower sharpened by machinery by the IDEAL lawn mower grinder. The scientific practical method of sharpening: lawn mowers. We grind the desired clearance behind the cutting edge and a fine, sharp edge is obtained, making mowing a pleasure instead of a drudge. Work Called for and 577 E. First South. Phone 511-N- J. ' -- . Bungalow per day, $15 housekeepJy-2- 3 kitchenette, $5 to $7 11 week. - IDEAL REPAIR SHOP 1Z Falls Resort - Employment. r specialty. Call Miss Vilate Jones,- - stenographer jjn the office of the county agricul-- j WANTED Middle-age-d tural agent, left Monday evening er. Phone jfor a vacation in southern Califor- nia. Delivered. Provo Utah Upper Mr-25-- tf Tank Water Heater Utah Valley Gas & Coke Company 11 r : r CLEANED oirpei wBBiier, colors restore work guaranteed.. Phone 4t2-- FOR SALE English red currants. 410 J. A. Owens, 709 S. 2nd W. Jy-i- That will positively be the last day. If you don't act quickly you will be too late to get in on the special sale price of $19.95 Phone 295 i 691-- Hot water comfort for your guests l) RUGS Small pendant near fw Reward. Herald bgj t. When the Present Supply Is Sold Out Puts a Lion depot Why pay rent when the bad money will buy or build your own home? If a mortgage Is crowding you now we'D take care of that! Miscellaneotts Wants. LOST Own Your Own Home 268-N- Sale Will Close Ej ' st t LIOI Wafer I r HFRAI.n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. 'All advertisements printed in these columns ar payable in advance ten cents a line (about six words) for the-firday ; five cents a line for each subsequent insertion of the same ad. Thirty cents the line for six issues daily and Sunday. Special rate by the month. Telephone 95, or call at The Herald office. . tlOIiG ' M ....... h Phone or Write. 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