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Show TIISPROVb 1IE5AT.0. HERALD EDITORIALS (By i Don't forget I.TtMasters.) 'lilt Straw votes cannot always be depended, on as' they gave California to the Kepublicans and yet this .Stategives Wilson inearly four thousand majority. In other States i -: was a better index. : . Jhe Pwepublicans of Utah want to hold the election over so thatthey can make it unanimous. - That is the right spirit artd we must congratulate our friends on being good -- -- viu li TlheWel;tasln the saddle now since it was we who put the President over rather than the- - East. New .York, Indiana and Illinois can no longer boast of holding the up balance of power and we trust that ihose who brought v cease will their xjamoring. the sectional fight ' i?najorityoi,30i) loca8--if-thg-'frTOt--p- Thanksgiving e - The inventor of a steel railroad ie Almost a whole gymnasium is cona- - cattle serves-atained in a new.. chair in which a that-als- o .guard straps-ove- r e Claims it can be laid in. half the seated for" a wnoilcii 'lie aaJ his shoulders, nianTpuTafes levers and TiiiTe'reTiofreil" weights that exercise most of his- will prevent wrecks caused by rails muscles. spreading. . s -- Person,-bnunin- - '" . of Industrial Development State Will Do More to Attract 'Capital Than Anything Else. A Record in Any Excursions The election this year in Utah was without instruction -from the heads of the church and the result is obvious, a hafew-kaoekfTOngdethtf'- - . .. .. .' ;' majorities fOTjthe complete State Democratic ticket. CoaL deposits .that have .been- discovered in Iceland ar-being developed satisfactorily and scientists are investigating deposits found on the Bear Islands, betweeniSpTtiher gen and Norway., Europe's largesi dam,: a reinforced concrete structure 3&0 feet iiigh and was com700 feet long..., recently American in by Spain pleted engineers for power and irrigating purposes. - - Utah products week i3'JflrnipgT and we sb6uld,EgPare "to "celebrate" in "proper style in the Garden City. We above ISIFolhersHd InJosf1 this movement fSlSMSgr 'forts. There are many institutions whose pay rolls help to make this.adesirable spot for many working men and it is our business to stand by those factories jind .business institutions which furnish the sinew forour commercial enterr- -prises. ... . ty) after every meal ' losers. frthTvwiriCnoWWhattarr"li Doing in It HOME ; FndtOk VISITORS" con-ver- n Sale dates Nov. 25, 28, Dec. 20, 23 and 29. Sam When the Democratic officers take their seats in January in the State capitol they must get , down to real business and give the people of this State an administration wViiVli la marked hv hnth wnnnmv and pffirienrv in all de- partments. it they tan to do tmstney win oe anven out of four years hence in disgrace and ignominy. this State are ready and willing to give the Democrats a chance but they must make good if they expect to retain control. This is just as true of our county of ficialsefect as of the State. This Line. Centerville, Nov. (L Company was formed to 4rill for' natural ga5 ill vld Cokiea gas beds between here and FarmingS ton, with, (he intai la gas into high qualityrgasoline by compression. per package Sugarhouse, Salt .Lake City. D. & R. G. will erect station, with depot facilities for increasing traffic. Ogdeiu $50,000 contract let for first unit of. bigBioirstGCkysrdsTTi Ogden. 'Planned to make Ogden's "Jubilee of the Golden Spike" in 1919 nation al in scope with permanent ex TVIce position buildings at cost of at least cost of authernGalifornm Elephant in this State and that this party would have to go out and graze among the common herd rather "than be given a special grazing place as in the past. . Is lLl U 0 Li Long Limits. Diego Exposition open all year. MERRELUSOULE Beaver Old woolen mill may be converted into mattress, factory. Three Daily Trains Salt Lal:e City to Los Angeles. Utah's uranium-vandiumines, i idle since the war, to be Salt Lake International Harvester Co. may build SoO.OOO warehouse be.re. The political fight is now over and J. MANDRFTTT.n IT ' i P A Salt Lake City,"Utah. . For Neat A (1 TSie and Durablk Shoe Momatii Shoe Repairing Co. 208 West Center Provot Utah St., ' i We have had over h.u:-- Xi, em expert Hughes. ...I-.- ' re pairers ; -- -a e on Only the best bpk tanned -r : leathe r used - r- We recommend the famous Kofry Krome walei proof leather for winter wear. , We call and deliver free. . Ladies' waiting room. ; 1 ' act entitled "Purity." first shown in New York at the Libertf theatre and now being shown In the leading theatres the throughout United States. Some of the comments of the New York criticd are art-pictu- . $50,OOa-refineryrt- . o ; The New York World: "The screen showed thirteen separate views of Miss Munson'a lEack pbsings; vldely known nude and every one - drew rounds of an tProvo Tentative Plana teomnleted f inause irom an appreciative -- audi-- for building J per cent grade scenic e"ce- "Purity" is a production of auto hiehwav uo Mt. TimDanoeos rare charm. . through the VVasatcli National- forest The New York Herald: 'By, reason of'. an" inoffensive disat cost of $30,000. . 3Ioalfcr'Big Indian" is' new miniiig play .of Miss Munson's bodily charms camp near here where constructidnTis and because the photoplay was ex ceptionally fjne. the pictures held the under way on $100,000 ore mill. undivided .attention1' of the audience. Fanniugtpn has largest greenhouse is such a nice appearing west of Mississippi with 1,000,000 . 8q.4 feet of glass aifcremploying sixty men. young wonmnaud so. naive, that she ICaHforuIa syndicate negoffates" ToriTnaj-appeatefors the :caTuirawd"be .. . ... i Salt ILake Representative business men of city organize Industrial Corporation to secure .establishment of new industries and investment of ir; capital in Salt (Lake and Utah. - - - . n . it-lUUi '.w.I.. lil.Qfl hv flfflVtra Hull .la i ti n.i c c of more--sel- fsome licenses, where for colonization yalley ' ,' When Congress meets next it has conscious aspirant might not." before ff 4womeasnres of the utmost A new European record for 4he importance to the West. Satisfactory niOJ-'-t tlAavilv lnriHo. iain' ropontlv legislation of the development of .and a relief measure for was established by a Russian railroad ' oil operation --under-the Taft with engineer .which an American locomo- 4rawaTzorcTer, Wim6WTo11arsffvea4tled--traii,S0- 0 capital to be invested await fair legia-- ' ''th a load of 4,424 tons. lation on these subjects- .A 'humnpr-T- n sfrin rntlrnnrf vir Murray plans extension of lighting additional1 water and, system supply by-p-ipe line from Little Cottonwood series of curved eleVations in the Phone 396 1 ! - ;::';. . r products week will be jDb- served 'Nov. 19 to 25. ,. Jkmntiful has a molasses mill. Murray U. 8. Transportation Co. employs 100 and is building $3,000 machine shed and shop for trucks hauling ore from mines Salt :Lake Armour & Co. to erect $15,00.0 addition to local plant' and " double Its capacity.. Zion iL'rado Oil Co. organized to produce every kind of lubricating oil " " " speed' of a car, the last high enough to halt it. ? one being The Turkish government has taken project for the - irrigation - of nearly half a million acres of :he . p a at a cost tf jj7.6OO.O00 ten years of work. and eight or :. The " United State's Bureau of Fisheries Isrrplanning to transport and grease. 8.000,000 humpback salmon egg from of . great Utah Alaska' to riyers in 'Maine and a carKaysville is hub ' load of lobsters from the latter State' 7 fanning district. Cedar City Iron- County Coal de- to Washington coast waters. posits uncovered and rich vein awaitr : Tests by a Swiss city of the relative . lng development near here. fila, 'Rozel Oil drillersTiear here strike efficiency of arc and "metallic asphalt and indications bright for oil. ment incandescent lamps lor street favor of the AmericaajForkchoola closed Xo lighting were decided-Jaid In harvest more agreeable latter, chiefly because beets. ' raise pay-1- 0 per cent over last to the eyes, year and are still short of help. MaynaCoristructlon started on The boll weevn, although it may million dollar copper leaching plant nave some faults, is not without a re-anntal naAnAvilAa And it of 1,000 tong capacity here. -- : ; nril tfW . rMoab Standard Chemical Co. pre- wont be" long now before it returns paring to operate Its camotite- hold- the visit of the South Carolina com-ings In Utah and Colorado. Garfield Much - work delayed here due to scarcity of labor. sells electric light fit George-C- ity plant to A. L. Woodhoose. Burves to be made this coming summer for Salt (Lake route for line from Mod ena or 'Lund south to - St. Krumbles con George and possibly to Grand Canyon. Denver & Bio: Grande considering tho phostentaUve plans-fo- r road from (Mldvale j' V f.w". " ; ;v phates, mineral Parte City Salt (Lake men organize r and company to develop alunite. deposits. 7 If our government can saV by law protein, which' what wages shall be, It can alL doctors . - v : - Fac-tori-ee IT'S O U ALI T.Y , -:- '.;v.'..' in coal that makes the heat, ;"" ' A THftOAlM VkA - - h, . t tains ton-prove- We also furnish the most . : I that makes possible a 90. per cent consumption and a consequent loss of but one-tentand that light, clear ash that doesn't clog grate or retard draft Our quality does this . satisfactorily, consequently lessens your s fuel bills.. A sample it tatter than' we. can tefl. PHONE 50S salts tk -- . es to thursday" wh ich "pu Paysou-ugalactor cutting beeta at full capacity of about 1,000 tons ': J- daily. Utah is promised a new industry in reduce sageway of brush to potassium salts. To be lo- - canyon.XJtah ; The dirty, part of the campaign which has just closed is that the sectional fight was brought into the campaign ' :and it developed into one of the rankest campaigns in the historyof the nation. ..Many local and national speakers tried io wring in the old southerhsectiohal fight by stating that the South was in tKe saddle. : But people have buried that question years ago and will not permit it to be dug up : again. It is a false alarm and nobody but a fool partisan ttrould bring upsuch a charge7rButeRepublicap were so void of a real issue that they had to restort to blackmail tactics to get something, that was. really worth ' ? talking about at all. The'election" Is indeed 'great- - endorsement for the ' administration of Wilson arid the Progressive Democracy of this nation-IIwill have an opportunity to continue his will eplendid "work for another four years. His . silence the Hyphen elementj)f jihis country who have been crying against the administration on the grounds that Wil-- r' " son was favoring the allies. . , , ... The thing for the people of this country, to do now is to back President Wilson, as their President and not the ; candidate of the Democratic party." lie is now the nation's chief executive and if Mr7Hughes should win in : the final count we will ask the people to stand behind him in the same . M.T. " mifAliaoA aP ' 20 years experience ¬ o tmw, r . LWoodrow-VVilsonalthoughirio- COMPANY, the columbia Mls3-Munsp- - on' Groceitt business AND FRIDAY," NOV. 16, 17. chance to catch its breath before con and to regulate legislate gress begina ' it again. The newspapers and magazines' of. Saas .Lake Proposal made to con the country have placed their stamp vert old Heuna Vista race track intoi of on the remarkable seven approval , municipal park. ture, or address ;. There canbe little doubt now about the of l. President t early injhe game. The first reports gave it to Hughes by -- a big. lead butHrre-latestr reports give California and New. : to the President, thus electing him by at least " Hampshire ' . an electoral majority of six votes. It is beheved . by the time the final electoral vote is counted that Mr, ..Wilson will .have a good big majority. This victory is certainly a great triumph for the West as the East went quite strong for Mr. - A what the jjritjcs said about rTty'T com -- a OF WILSON -- MM EMEAT at r THE - w good half tiho bulk rniri meat iLT A REBUKE TO SENATOR SMOOT. - f r r." NONESUCH , The-peopl- e . Many of the friends of Senator George Sutherland are still wondering why he was turned down so severely at the polls but the people of this State were not- - so anxious to" rebuke Mr. Sutherland as they were anxious to sting Mr. Smoot. They disliked Smoot's mud slingingxcampaign and also the" dirty" whispering epithets which came directly or : some members of his family. A great many indirectly-iro-m . good people of this State like MrSutherland.,and endorse-which of has the he accomplished xin great many things congress, and yet they are bitter in. their attacks on the senior senator and since the latter was supporting the N 'candidacy of Mr. Sutherland they took a slap at him in order to knife Smoot. Many times during the campaign we have heard this expression, "I wish Smoot was, up instead of Sutherland." But .MrJSmoot's day is coming ' and"' the " visible. handwriting In fact we are wondering what sort of story he will tell his constituants now in the East-whe- n they ask bin. about delivering that Utah vote. ' His power with Republi can leade'sjn the Eastern States has been recogitVtMl only because he claimed that he could deliverseveral WeseriT States to the G. 0. P. Now that he has failed his power is lost and we will not hearso-rnuc- h of dthe Republican leader .of the West in the halls of the senate and in caucuses of the . . . Republican party. p . Sanitary Ice in Provo. . PROVO IGE- - 8 COLD STORAGE CO. even for a single Individual that quits work. A very essential question Is say children need, : whethetj Vtheiu federalf government should t'ndertake such things. (Taco-m- a tSX-nyrzi.- . , - the For the most rapid photography fa camera has been invented In which The film Is automatically shifted by the. shutter closing juid' which-i- s fitted with a pistol grip to ajd In aiming it, at the same time keeping it 10c this ignatur An rj wht m;t , Herald Want Ads Work Wonders leveL f- - - MS " s |