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Show THE HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE V, SO, 1922. THE DAILY HERALD EVERY I! Published by The Herald Company. WEEK-DA- AFTERNOON EXCEPT SATURDAY. IS Entered as second class mail matter June 6, 1911, at the poBtofflce, fTovo, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. E. C. Rodgers, Editor and Publisher. a In appreciation of the OVER 2200 THE PUNISHMENT OF PUBLICITY. There are some roses, and many thorns, along the of the person who edits a newspaper. Hardly a news time, or an editorial, but draws fire from somebody who protests against its being printed. On the other hand, that same news item, or editorial will bring as much sometimes, more applause. You never can tell, when you're editing a newspaper, Burton Brown Shoes for Men combine COT rect styles, dependableleathtrs and skilled come from Haifa century of experience in building shoes to give solid condort You will appreciate their sterling merit once you wear them. You will find sterling value and real service always in shoc-soakingt- . NON-JUR- splendid whether to expect brickbats or bouquets. You're just as apt to be blamed for not printing a news item as you are for printing it The Daily Herald has not printed some items of news "ALMA I. MUENCH, This omission was caused, at times, by editorial judgment, "ALBERT J. MUENCH." which insisted that the paper was better without that par Movie actors will not be allowed ticular item ; at other times it was decided that the item was to cubs the boss. They can't act j not of sufficient interest to our readers to give it space, good If they act bad. Some times mechanical limitation held up a news story until Most every man knows what ho Among the many models is the shoe for you it was no longer news, and was discarded. do if he had the money. would whether you are young, middle aged or And there are times when this newspaper, as every other newspaper, deliberately and intentionally refrains from a shoe of uniform quality and elderly They are trying: to find how jazz started. Since they can't locate giving publicity to items of news. This practically universal sterling worth. one end they look for the other. policy of newspapers is actuated by the knowledge that Wise of men the habit acquire wearing and in is the editors realize the punishment there publicity, Burton Brown Shoes, because they embody further conviction that there are times when this punish TRIAL DATES SET ment does not fall upon the persons who are accused in our the best practice in good shoemaking. courts but upon persons who are perfectly innocent, the Come in and see the latest models at $7.00 and up. The trial calendar for the July mothers, the fathers, and other relatives. term of the Fourth judicial district a mention of Can you imagine that newspaper boy's court, before Judge Elias Hansen, name, when that boy is charged with a crime, punishes the is as follows: boy? Of course, not! But it does hurt that boy's mother! JURY CASES. State of Utah vs. LaMar It hurts that boy's father ! Why, then, if that be true, should The Everywhere, U. S. A. Healey. July 5; attorneys, C. J. a newspaper print the name, when it does not punish the Wahlquist and Chase Hatch. And, young man, but does punish his father and mother? The State of Utah vs. John R. criticized should be a same the token, why newspaper by smith, July 5; attorneys, G. J when it refuses to punish the father and mother of an erring Wahlquist, and Baker ft Baker. eon for a deed alleged to be done by the boy ! It is all right, you may; argue, to print Richard Roe's name in connection with a minor crime, or a mischievous Drank, or something less serious than a penitentiary offense, even though it does make Richard's parents angry at the newspaper lor aoing so. am 11 is quite anuuier uung wxieii you link Richard's name with one of the most serious of crimes for then you punish Richard's father and mother ! more than you do Richard. Newspapers are not intended to be courts of justice, nor In a recent issue of the Boston Why was this quiet affair of Dolice officers, nor prosecutors. .Newspapers are intended to Dr. A. E. Winship of Boston, Lynn, Mass., thrust into the South, Globe, to want read. readers believe editors as news their print such of Journal of Education, has into the tragic mining situation? This newspaper has printed news of crimes when the editor written an interesting article con- Who was scattering these illuminat has printed cerning the Ku Klux Kian activities publication punished others than the guilty; it "cuts" through the Southern news of divorce actions for which this paper has been criti- of the country, in which he sees sin ing " press? at work. cized. But it never has printed an item of news after the ister Influence illusBecause I was HATCH UNDERTAKING to used registered in the Among the stories mother of a boy had asked that her son's name be withheld trate of the activities of hotel from Boston I was the cenideas his COMPANY ha. Mma nrnvcn ornilv nf t'n rViartroo marfo jurainst him. the organization, Dr. Winship uses ter of interest. Was it true that us to one which is of interest locally. The House of Economy and k - And, withholding one name naturally enough persuades the Mormons are trying to capture oil nomad inlnHwl in that itWnlJ Excerpts of the article follow: SW v.w,v riArt.ifMiiar news -item.. Service. yyjAlAlVlli 'Is. We are interested in the popular children in Boston to populate That may be poor editorial judgment, but it is dictated by misconception of the Ku Klux Klan. Utah? I was told that the MorWitnoul exception we make it a the heart and not by lawyers, court officials, or police. We have had occasion the past mons are to act in the Interest of to Burton Brown if a Brown EVERYBODY TEACHING CHILDREN SAFETY. ; Chicago school children have been enlisted in the national campaign against railroad crossing accidents. Superintendent Peter A. Mortenson authorized members of the Chicago safety council to hang colored posters, showing how automobile and train collisions happen, in school rooms, and to distribute thousands oi pamphlets of warning among the children. . The action of the Chicago school superintendent is commendable and it is to be hoped that it will produce better results than have so far been apparent in similar campaigns for tnis kind of education among adults. For many years have tried to impress upon the minds of a automobile drivers sense of their responsibility, and of the particularly at importance of exercising the greatest care, been has result practically railroad crossings. So far the vehicles negligible. Indeed, it seems that drivers of motor are becoming more and more negligent, despite repeated warnings, and numerous accidents. Scarcely a day passes that the newspapers do not carry a story of accidents, often involving the life of several persons in one automobile. The driver m the great majority of cases is airecuy to blame. Sometimes alter an accident, the driver admits ne tried to race with a train, that he neglected to ascertain whether or not one was approaching, or that he tried to ma.e the crossing in the hope that he would get over belore the train. It is said that eight of every ten motorists iroad clossines without looking either way for the approach of trains. One of every five crossing accidents is caused by the automobile running into the tram rather than trip train striking the car. It is clear that the remedy does not exist in mtijing re-to-; this educate the present day drivers as to then- duty in such children before is matter the placed if jrard Perhaps ties .North understand the made to importance way that tney can be as ll, moral there; responsibility their ? 7 invading and ot the suDject, 0n of the luture will be less daily in tne coal.trike region of the the drivers that some be hope may reckless It is worth trying, at any rate, and it is to be hoped Appalachian range was a double the safety campaign among school children will be extended, h high-tone- ANSON HATCH LIU A M. HATCH 317 West Center St. anti-negr- Natural Hot Mineral Water Baths, Good Auto Roads, Tents and Cottages. Fine Dancing Pavilion and Confectionery in Connection With Hotel. By Train Take Provo Canyon D. & R. 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Room 7, Knight Block, Charleston, Wasatch County, Utah. SALMON Bv." A large group of friends and relaYou can rto tf PIcfc the posltlwn you want in the with the following printed in large tives gathered in the stake taber- vorK u. S. will preiMlre yau you liKe Best snl me It In own Uonie In your span- tlmt for yuur right nacle type: yesterday afternoon to pay More it ran Yes, two million ua do thsn you of to 'The question whether Marion, honor the memory of Mrs. Eliza done It in the last In the suit brought by the PleasJune 30. SPRINGVILLE, years. Mure Mma Nicholls be Ruth Gilchrist shall and lle.oov urodouiw it nsht now.. Without otitiii tlun. Georgia who Taylor, aged Hotpioneer Grove city against Ar.emus Hud out how you can loin Ihena. Mark and mail this P. Noe died Tuesday night ant brought up as Mormons, in compli- died here Tuesday morning. coupon The services were under the auer a lingering illness. He was mail for alleged failure to pay water- ance with the wishes of an aunt - arcan out wans , inwill be decided before Judge Pret, direction of Bishop George Powel-so- INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE born in Springville March 15, lCr, tax during the years SCHOOLS Boston. Mrs. Charlotte of the Third ward. Invocation White BOX the son of Abram and Mary Win-slo- clu-iv- e. Judge Elias Hansen yester-jo- f SCRAN TON, PA. was Boston of Music the offered B, J. Patriarch wfthout schools, to 'hurt, by obllrftMns me. how I can quaJ.fr for explain, He married Emma day ordered Holman Noe. pay uic ifvaiiMwt, wriu mo auojvci, etvore WQICQ mark X. as tax for water received from the seeks to retain permanent guardian-- ; Keeler. Walker of Pleasant Grove in l SALESMANSHIP The r over the children while the twirl UabiW ana M. W ADVERTISING hip speakers were President J. biacirtc who survives him with two sons, Pleasant Grove Irrigation company v mug Window Trtmrnar 'William the Knight, representing Milton and George Noe. Funeral for which the city acts as distri- aunt and uncle are suing to have vlegrapb fcittftaaMr sw Cartf ant! hi rt. ork Telrpbon to care take of Railroad Poa.Hoq Miss entrusted the them at will Holman also 30, to Bishop buter. June have presidency; Kalph will be Friday. services 3 ILLUSTRATING Florence Jepperson, Utah, Poulton, representing the high penauiiai iJriftiaia W Cartooning 2 p. m., in the First ward chapel. pay all costs of the litigation. Sliwn IVmUm aUKiOKat 'ouncii; Mrs. Ida Sraoot Ihisen-berry- , Matthias 1 Private Srcretsre jOan Lnifiri Piwaring representing the Primary K1V1I. t N(slN EER BOOKKEEPER Mrs. Inez Knight Allen, Bit MfialMr s jUrTit rap bariuKtT relet V miyt, t Hr iitur (,!' Oarl. P.blU Afoaaat representing the Relief society; Dr. MritiltV IM.INtfcH aUrUUKK Muitur TlurIO H. t.r.a"r Hrimhal! Geurce and Bishop A. ie Hallway Accatmteut Ship Draftsman W. Harding. Commercial Law I UflKl HI I TCOOD ENGLISH RslMer 8 Tiie tabernacle choir under the C rh1ttni-s-ltndIrrBftaataa n fciaaea (! RchW CIVIL SKRVICK direction of Prof. J. R. Boshard ren QCoiurriv HuilJcr Railway Mall Clerk kngmeor D' Pl.l MHIMJ .Ml HKaTtW. dered several Teacher selections and Prof. J111 WORK GUARANTEED WE SPECIALIZE ON CShret Metal Worker ion J. W. McAllister sang a solo. t.) ar jbiiit" ttrtcr sapt. Navigation H He 4i:rk i rcul Aatae D"jc CLOTHES INSURED Benediction was pronounced by C (HKMLsr LADIES' FINE GARMENTS FUa.rn.au. BmI'i Patriarch Albert Jones, End the "For That Better Service Cal Up 809" in the Provo prave city cemetery SANITARY CLEANING AND DYEING COMPANY Present was dedicated by John D. Dixon. ! rVrnputiftii Plant 54 N. 4th West. Street Hun.i Provo, Utah. If you don't give th dog w;ater The Only Modern Cleaning Plant in Utah County. these hot days, be mry get mad. SPRINGVILLE SCHNEITTER'S HOT POT RESORT AND FARM Route 1, Box 39. 25 pkg SARDINES AND "They've made me Superintendent and doubled my salary ! Now we can have the comforts and pleasures we've dreamed of our own home, a maid for you, Nell, and no more worrying about the cost of living Professional On the Pikes Peak Highway 3Va Miles West of Heber. SPRING CHICKEN AND TROUT DINNERS AND OTHER GOOD EATS Full Cream Cheese, lb Pimento, Chili and Cream, To and A HOME LIKE RESORT lb. Think What Business Provo, Utah. bag Comb Honey, 2 for box Soda Crackers Shoulder Pork Roasts, lb Pot Roasts, lb Prime Rolled Rib Roasts, lb BUTTER AND CHEESE Better Banquet Butter, per it rfc H3H Sugar, U Near Wildwood Gate ROSS MILLINERY Wasatch Butter, Cream Separator Week! "$100Thata Mem U.I" Open Every Day GET YOUR HAT FOR THE FOURTH We Also Hare a Full Line of Snappy Sport Styles. GET YOURS NOW lb. d here For Friday And Saturday I the point family where our services as undertakers are required. The matter of profit comes seoond with us. In every instance oa "rat endeavors are to render the irost service we can and to save the family as much trouble aid unnecessary expense as possible. supplies HATS. INSTANCEJ capture the igtrying year to be well acquainted with norant mountaineers and learned 12 27 in the South, leaders in states, in 200 other terrible things about their achaving had appointment tivities. It was the part of wisdom cities in these state. The members ot the klan, which for me to keep quiet about the Lynn is primarily a bloc, are not of the episode. It was not wise, in that heated atmosphere, to suggest that rough-tougelement, but Include the of the Gilchrist children ardently religious peo- wereparents of the Mormon faith and deple in Boston, Detroit and other sired that their children, when orclassic and industrial cities. The uninitiated in Massachusetts phaned, be brought up in Provo, Utah, in one of the finest homes and Michigan are as large an asset in America. It might have jeoparas are the regalia-investeofficials dized my reputation to have said in Atlanta or Dallas. The moth that flies around the that "Florence Jepperson, Mormon," had lived in Boston several light at night can be easily put out years, had been the teacher of of commission by an alert house music in the Pleading Methodist wife, but the one that steals into the closet unnoticed makes havoc girls' seminary in New England, that she had bee nthe leading solowith garments. The best Christian sentiment of ist for a long time ia the most Baptist church in the the North is unwittingly behind the orthodox Back Bay, Boston, and had been hanging and shooting of negroes in star soloist of Boston's most classic the South. organization. The Know Nothings and the A. P. musical The Ku Klux Klan purpose must A. raiders and the Florence Jepperson, whom picture Ku Klux Klan that put the the parents original requested to care for Northern Carpet Baggers out of their business were as nothing in com- Ku children, as "Mormon.' Why? Mux Klan in Boston feed the parison with the possibilities of the new Ku Klux Klan, which has a! fiercer Ku Klux Klanism of mountaineers and somebody has the vastly wider scope. money to scatter the pictures of the The new Ku Klux Klan has the Gilchrist children where they can ardent support of the best inflame the Ku Klux Klan , zealots of the mountains. It will mon. enthusiasts to no surprise if the propaganda an extent little dreamed of by be started in Lynn over the Gilchrist those who stay quietly in their to the hanging of homes and business environment. children leads Mormons in the Appalachian The champion Goblin, who is at Mich i atd champion Gobiiness are among the elect saints in the charmed religious cir--a campers may get their Special Sale On All Summer Buster Broivn Shoo Store ' Timp hikers and canyon - STORE EVERY Grocory Re-tire- Shoe Boston Educator Fines Ku Klux Active Over Country Uildnood n. entertainment accorded the visit ing delegates of the American Asso elation ot Engineers while here during the annual convention, the local chapter of the association has received the following communication: "Secretary of Provo -- "Chapter of American Association of Engineers. "My Dear Mr. Secretary: "Kindly extend to your chapter of th eA. A. E. our hearty thanks for their delightful entertainment. we apprecaited everything from the restful drive through your wonderful scenery to the bountiful re past served in Cod s first temples, Tour hosthe glorious pitality and that of the two other cities of your wonderful state will long be remembered. "Very truly yours, erms of Subscription:' Delivered by carrier, 30 cenu a month; by county, $3 a year; outside the county, $3.50 a year. In Utah CIRCULATION AFTED Francis M. Wilson vs. Louis Thompson vs. James Larworth et al, July 15; attorneys, R. son, July 6; .attorneys,, Larson " W. McMullin and Lewis, Hatch ft Wadley. J. W. Cherry. Porter. Bank Payson Exchange Savings vs. E. R. Johnson et al, July 7; atProvo Mercantile Agency vs. Geo. A. Cochran, July 18; Parker ft torneys, Hatch ft Porter, H. W. Carlson ft Carlson. Robinson, L. S. Caro vs. Fred Buss, July 8; CASES. Skeen & Slteen, Parker & RobinFrank L. Brinton vs. Bessie L. son. Brinton, July 19; attorneys, MorJ. E. Boyd vs. Charles White, gan, Coleman ft Straw, McCarty ft July 11; attorneys. Martin M. Lar- McCarty. son, Morgan, Coleman ft Straw. Superior Motor Co. vs. A. D. BIKES BOUGHT AND SOLD Dimick, July 12; attorneys, Baker REPAIRING Baker, Hatch ft Porter. S. C. Fullmer vs. Alfred N. Olson, BICYCLE EXCHANGE' d. July 13; Martin M. Larson, Morgan. Baby Buggies Coleman ft Straw. Likes at Real Few A Used H. W. Pyne vs. Charlotte E. Beck-steaBargains. Booth ft July 14; attorneys, 351 West Center. Brockbank, Parker ft Robinson.- La --kin & sons Undertakers Ogden, Utah. Larkin f!rin'jTnnriir fVilumbuS CllS" Geortfe covered America, Washington Undertaking-Compan- y Salt Lake City. Larkin-Goate- r Mortuary Provo, Utah. "Pussy-foot- " washed dried Johnson it. ChArlev Turtia half soled it and wants to sole the other -- half.- - |