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Show THE DAILY HERALD OF UTAH COUNTY, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922. THE DAILY HERALD EVERY Published by The Herald Company. ArTtKNuuN EXOhfT SATURDAY. WLtK-DA- Entered as second class mall matter June Provo, I tah, under the Act of March 3, lfe'a. ';i itViill 6, 1911, at the postofflce, Terms of Subscription: Delivered by carrier. 30 cents a month; by In rtah county, i a year; outturn tne county, is.M) a year. t-- OVER 2200 CIRCULATION- - VANISHING FORESTS. (Detroit Free Press.) The immediate impulse when another national "week" is announced is to turn away from everything pertaining to that week with a feeling that the idea of setting aside particular periods of time for the consideration of national prob lems has become a nuisance. So forest week probably will suffer from the natural reaction against an overworked idea, but the fact that the forest problem is one of compelling im portance remains. A report of the forest service made at the request of the United States senate shows that this country is using about 26.000.000,000 cubic feet of wood annually from its own wooded area and is growing about 6,000,000,000 cubic feet, This process of slow production and rapid consumption re sults every year in the addition of between 3,000,000 r and 4,000,000 acres of idle land to the area of cutover land, and the nation now has over 300,000,000 acres of cutover land. and, to a shocking extent, burnt-ovNobody can call the figures here printed "dry statistics." They are appalling. There are still great areas of forest in America, if all the suitable land were at work as it ought to be, there would always be great areas of forest here ; but the present situation points to the time when there will be virEven now the really great forests are all J tually nothing left. remote from the centers where timber is most in demand, and every year they recede still more from the user, so that the cost of timber rises steadily. The purpose of forest week is to call the national attention to the situation and to means for correcting it. The first thing is to stop fires, which not only destroy young timber but the very ground it grows on, and then comes reforestation. Both these activities require the cooperation of state and federal governments. The great mass of citizens can do nothing directly. They can, however, understand the subliberal ject sufficiently to make public sentiment in favor of liberal and forest for of protection public money expenditure treatment in the tax laws for those who own land suitable only for forest growth. er men Among medical these societies go by the following names: International Congress of Oph-- ! i thalmology. American Otologlcal society. These sre the days of internaAmerican Laryngulugicai society. tional conferences. At present I American Ophthalmologic!, Oto am attending an International conlogical and Rhinological associagress of ophthalmology In the san) tion. hall at Washington where was held American Bronchoscopic society. the arms conference earlier In the American Ophthalmological soAlinoht every dvillzed winter. ciety. country has sent repreaenUtUeB to All of whlpji translatptt mpans rrnr emigres physicians and surgeons who spePresident Harding did this branch cialize in the eye, the ear, the nose of the medical profession the honor and the throat. yesterday to receive us at the The bronchoscopic work has1 to White House. Such official recog- do with removing foreign bodies, nition sdilt'd greatly to the pleas- auch as coins, safety pins, buttons, ure of the foreign visitors and to etc., from the throat, stomach and the pride cf the local men. the bronchial tubes in the lungs, by During the coming two weeks, means of electrically lighted instruelx societies dealir.g with eye, ear, ments introduced the through nose and throat work, will hold mouth. In this city; a record which H. G. MERRILL, baa probably never before been Washington, D. C, April 29 ees-sion- x par m ; : f M ) , Ski- ',' It- are each day taking ad- doT hi , TONIGHT 7:30, 9:15 '"Gypsy Passion" Adapted From Jean Richepin'4 Famous Gypsy "Miarka, the Child of the Bear." Story SPECIAL -- Regular Prices. : , DEMONSTRA- TION AND SALE OF V WHERE I ARE MEN MEN I 1 I SOAP Now On for Balance of This Week For a week the William Duncan unit was snowed in and made prisoners in the cabins high in the snowstorm come up and several feet An expert demonstrator manufaccouhtry of California. This direct from the during the taking of scenes turer is at our store to demonstrate just how the blend for "Where Men Are Men," which of pure RED PALM OIL will be shown at the Princess theater on Friday and Saturday. and SNOW When the company reached the COCOANUT OIL enables location in the mountains the weato take your first step ther was comparatively mild and you towards a BEAUTIFUL, filming was commenced. A great ; snowstorm come up andseveral feet HEALTHY complexion. of snow completely isolated the These SPECIAL PRICES company at the summer hotel and will prevail for the demoncamp secured for the picture. Native guides and dog teams stration period only. brought supplies to the players, the 7 per cake or 4 for only means for transportation form 16 for 95 8 for the nearest villiage to location. ' ; After six days the prisoners of the EXTRA FRESH GREEN ienow, tne sun came out strongly and in a course of two days more VEGETABLES the conipany was enabled to resume Is Coming FRIDAY AND SATURDAY , LIFEBUOY HEALTH to the Strand. ran WHITE 1 Ml TONIGHT DORIS MAY in "EDEN AND RETURN" , at TfoTit) GROCERS See Our Windows 30c Egg Plant, per lb 30c each Cucumbers, Utah Asparagus, 2 bunches 25c for 10c Utah Rhubarb, lb well-bui- factor in determining its value. adapted for the construction of outbuildings. 2X02$! WHS Very lew round trip fares be made from stations in Utah to Calif a will VV i or-ni- 135 ZSSS"-?'-- : .57--rjC- - "TrsytVv t -- i SHATTERED Shoudler Pork Roast. . .20c Shoulder Pork Chops... 20c Loin Roast Veal 25c Shoulder Roast Veal, lb 17c to 22c Mutton Chops 17 '2c to 25c Breast Mutton 12'2c ALL PORK SAUSAGE 25c Country Sausage, half beef and half pork 17'2C SUTTON iX .m CWTl,' UNIVERSAL N. NEXT WEEK CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in "CHARGE IT ill r i j I TONIGHT 7:30, 9:15 POLA NEGRI in "THE LAST PAYMENT" Also LLOYD COMEDY book by Maude Annslev. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WILLIAM DUNCAN and EDITH JOHNSON NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Pealed proposals will be received at the office of the board of enuntv -in "WHERE MRK app impv" A Tale of the Death the Valley Mining Country With sordidness Left Out. commissioners, county courthouse Provo, Ltah, according to plans on file in the office of the county surveyor, until 12 o'clock noon, Mav 'a 2i, 1922. for the finish rraHin., Paving of approximately 6.6 miles of roadway with an eighteen (181 jfoot strip of pavement, extending! from Spanish Fork sugar factory !fo Payon. I'tah county Utah ' bv ' ;way of Benjamin. Lue F. Vernon Who "Plays the Pictures" at the Piaw county auditor ?r county surveyor, by depositing lilO.iMj to guarantee the return of ame in good condition. The board of county commission- v.o ;,;,, au(1 nereDV reserves the right to reject any and all bids t,y order of the board of county commusioners of I'tah county state u I'tah. n, i.uani or Countv missioned. 'fcfr,4 i the ''' n THE HOUSE OF SERVICE Read and Use Want Ads il ?!. 't):p ., - 1 CAPTAIN "In "ew trark nd fiold . ':1 a l;brluiit bi:,i..h !! isit S! ,H"!! he made ,ev..ral activities Y' ,. 11 I I. a' TO STOP SALE OF OLEOMARGARINE I'urin? the war Cara la lip nd in . At the Columbia Friday and Saturday. of Lll. ,,, d' AND QUALITY Use the Phone, 194, 195, 56 Com- l!y WALLACE H LPS County Clerk puMiratinn Mav "4 n May 2.", 22. t NRlhTn-K-,F,EL- T Sutton Tea & China Co. C0I DREAMS In "Shattered Dreams," the photo-dram- a which-wi- ll bring Miss Du Pont to the Strand theater Friday and Saturday in the stellar role, the star impersonates a beautiful art student in the Latin quarter of Paris, a culptress, who searches tirelessly for a model for the statue she wishes to make of an i Apache. Then she finds him, unexpected-- ' iy. mysteriously. And works with him on the statue. It is completed. But after it is finished, for a strong reason it is displeasing to her. And suddenly her hatred be comes so intense that she breaks !the statue to pieces. It's a good picture of the artist's 25c 25c SYSTEM All orders in by 7:45 will leave at 8 o'clock. AH orders in by 9:15 will leave at 10:13 o'clock. There will be cne delivery in the afternoon. This will give our customers two a dav. Sec nearest I The story is from Ralph Cummins' novelette, "The Princess of the Desert Dream,1' a Death Valley gold mining romance. , CALIFORNIA IN SUMMER CT vs. tids will be opened pub'.iclv at' FRESH MILK :2 p. m., May 25. 1922. at the office' 14 Quarts for $1.00 cf the I tail county commissinnora ccunty courthouse. Provo, Utah FRESH BUTTERMILK to bidders, together Per Quart 5c ;with plans, specifications form of (contract and bond, may be obtained OUR NEW DELIVERY at the office of the resort cities. Tickets on sale May 15 to Sept. 30 ith final return limit Oct. 31. Visit Are Such Things Possible? SFS' CAttL Toma- Loin Pork Chops Loin Pork Roast especially 2U FRIDAY AND SATURDAY temperament. And a better picture of Paris. The Paris of the cafes, bright and' alluring, and ,the Paris of the' Apache's underworld. strangely t aazznng in its sordidness. Opposite Miss Du Pont Herbert MEATS Heyes plays the masculine lead. He appears as the Apache, the wreck Nothing But the Best. went to the war with 9c ;of a man who Briskets hope high in his heart. 11c Rib Boils Other actors suDDortine Miss Du Lean Pot Roast 12'2C Pont are Bertram Grassbv, J. A. 16c Roi. Earl Lee, Eric Mavne." Eu Chuck Roast and Hector Sarno. Shoulder Rib Roast. . . .18c Corey Paul Scardon directed the pic 18c ture rrora a scenario based on a Cross Rib Roast That no other one things adds more to the value of proplt and harmonious outbuildings? erty than good, Although located apart from the main building, they reflect largely the character of the place and are a big at Our Yard Our Suggestions Will Help You. and "SKIPPER'S LAST RESORT" work. 25c toes, lb Extra Fancy Fresh Utah 12 ftc Spinach, lb Bunch Beets, per bunch 15c Bunch Turnips, bunch 15c Bunch Carrots, bunch J 5c Bell Peppers, per lb. . . . 50c New Texas Cabbage ... .6c 10c Sweet Potatoes, lb Radishes 7'2c 5c Green Onions 15c Lettuce Large Imperial FRUITS Extra Good California and Louisiana Strawberries, 25c per cup Florida Grapefruit, Fancy 80c half dozen WhWlMWtj Ik i- - 25S 49S Extra Fancy Fresh Do You Know? PROVO, UTAH. to "The Only Properly Ventilated Theater in the City" J SUGGESTIONS ll Which Do You Like? Ground to Suit You. service are so acceptable that to think of doing without either is out of the vantage of it. They find, too, that it costs no more. 5-- lb Is it cheaper to buy 50c coffee or 30c coffee? Is it cneaper to pay 15c or 20c for the can the coffee comes in, or is it cheaper to buy the coffee in bulk? We will leave it to you. Our famous Sutton Special Brand of coffee at 50c the lb. is as cheap as other coffees at 30c or 35c the lb., due to the fact that one heaping teaspoonful of this coffee to the cup is sufficient to make the best of coffee. "One trial will convince you" if not, your money refunded. We Have Eight Brands of Coffee to Choose From. Is looked upon by the ful housewife as a place where merchandise and care- en, 9-- lb Corner Second West and Fifth South. rpace 7Aq i t v 1" 3 0P?tera3fr Mutual Coal & Lumber Co. Ani(T HEBE ARE A FEW Lowest Prices. Phone MAY 1922. WEEK ENDING 6, 10 lbs. 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Call 4 With the transplanting of monkey brains Into the human body advanced by French surgeons at being a reliable elixir of youth, mat rland heinr established as ii tt--e restorer of vitality by an American surgeon and numerous other cases of worn out parts ot persons being replaced by the same parts of healthy animals, the science ot rebuilding the human body by; means of grafting is limited only j by the opportunity for experiment-- ! ing according to medical authorities. It is a facinating subject to conjecture upon as to what could be accomplished by this new branch of Neilan in his lates, curgery. Marshal -photoplay Go And Get It," a First National attraction which comes to the Columbia theater, on Friday and Saturday has chosen a probable development as the force in back j of the dramatic story which the pic- ture shows. A surgeon has arranged or the body of a murdered who is to he hanged. He transfers the brains of the murderer to the skull of a living ape. The combination of the enormous strength of the ape and the brains of the murderer causes a reaction that provides cne of the most baffling mysteries tver concieved by an author, and the unraveling of which give. opportunity for a dramatic love story filled with thrills and surprises. j 460 West Center. We carry a complete line of material BRAINS TRANSPLANTING so much that lightens, the housewife's burden of shopping that hundreds of wom- BUY FOR CASH SAMUEL 446.KOPP CIITTnM'C oui iuim u question. Sutton's Service includes 1 SAVE MONEY AT THE PROVO THEATRES equalled. Dr. Merrill Visits White House Ci v'"iw is runiiinirry t te '" at a rate that makes t'-- iliih I' l'H k b ad for the A. C. and the V of ' V. - t..; OPOItlH-IT'irii- , 1... i1" " in . , , v . . . i'.llU rr!' " 'r 1 Jr i Y !i J i'n.i.g t: r c""?'er. buff' f.T evt'tis.'on of ' .,'l Arg " M'jrt; will hfi n.) . .. l d of butter. Offifhl-- ' rtja-- ' ( which t!'- - trrde. ,. 21, an t! : it after r Th.' te v.l!' not It 1.1923. 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