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Show ... I ; PAGE TWO. THE PRQVO HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY" 3, 1925. A NEWS. FEATURES PRESS COMMENT ::.tti. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE. ffHE DAILY HERALD WH4Ti i n Independent Newspaper, r Kwahllshed reuUig except Irovo, f rJCPINFS.Cr ITVX Mf - Monday. OOP TO ...... City (jumisr lUisiuiiwia IN H WCHAFC. AH9 IT '.,",.,',.... t Newt Service Member jUnited Pre t. Only - r Office, Telephone Jditorial Uootns, Telephone-wv..- f and' N. w i -- f4rt? AMY PARTlCVfLAt IH 'VRilttfS. TO EH.-evei- or aooi rsiTUr . H ....... i States forest service reports J.at during the fiscal yean ending June. 30, 1924, his depart-h"i- it more, than 1,800 miles of roads and liarly fi.OOO miles of trails within or adjacent to the 147 forests of ..this country. In addition it has kept up liiiintcnance work on 7J423 miles of roads and 32,105 miles "tfe".-"33 na-rion- ul f trails.-- . --- -- ;. forest service road, when completed, IssLan excellent me.' Such roads and trails open up large areas of beautiful ind interesting: fore Btand make accessible to Uncle Sam's i iws a novpirg ill THeY'rts NOT ' HOCD Jrf OVPS 1 With Crisp, Cheery Jhe beautif uj playgxouods he has jiyriud rjgphfiwa Md. nieces u.t aside for them. ' A forest road also helps, of course, in the work of fire , prevention and general forest protection. Nevertheless its to most xiSzens should be the 'welcome it offers .them to enter the forests easily and safely. ". -rhi-f-attraction - " "'!'' OFFIPR PAT "!?- li Doesn't Want a Loan. - ' Investment bankers'say that the Irish Free State has refused overtures from American financial syndicates for a i"T big health, money or the " ' 1 I i Z '" - : i:p.) faraway T Jdreaaed-wTfB- e ' C fetdjn n3"Tiilsj ox-cat- women-fol- k, lit houiespiin ' zarmijAi, tub- -' 7 oriotiRly drew up water "iof the stock front the weli whereas today Z " American motor glide from farai ;to farm, Americau wlnduiill- s- " dot the veld, and- - the homespun has given plnr-- to American clothing. J, In addition, the department la in- formed, Amerk-antyiof agricul- tunil machinery are suitable to tbeZ South Afrk-asoil. and are piHiiar.r German confpetitlon 1 couiiug bnck HtrouR but even though their prices ire- - .lower, the- goods are usually of uiferTof quuIJtvBjitiai," tmMtla,:inim aTalrenilat 3 per cent have a great market, but; Ainerlcmi pniducts are iii demnod.- -" Xinety-fiv- e ier cent of the auto-mobiles in South Afrt are lther!; of Amerhan or t'nnadiun Bianufac-- ; ture. There i but a amaU maike for motor trucks, owing to " " jrs ' Cretonnes--- -- il Balkwn Shoe. ?2j,000,000 loan.' The .syndicates assured Ireland that.it ' illtch your wngoir to" a star-ivould be perfectly easy to raise such a loan in this country, molhe?' Willie (watcblnit hi5 go up like a rocket. may iiut Ireland turned down the; offer, not so vigorously perhaps a vilfrfltor) : "Ow, ma, Jour You may go high and travel far, " as Htrry Ford turned down" a similar offer from New York face must awful dirty to hnve to But put a parachute . In your e reason nse a vac'iiuui cleaner on it." hankers a few years ago, but just as promptly. ' was simpler-Irelan- d doesn't need the money. a who. A In 1'thh bhnter ' thought Hereis a new note in European finance. It. is perhaps Time will tell but, according to the first easeof the kind that has come ta notice .since flock of turkers were wild, relates G'corge Ballif, Hoesnt Bl' ya Tell out the owner America entered the World War,. Mosf of the nations of Bob Curtis, found wrmrpleasant thingl tae ld World are still horrowing' money in .the United waa wild after be bad shot into them. r Our Own Short Stories. Slates, or trying to do so. Nothing that has happened sincti "Give nie the pitch," said the the Irish Free State was formed has compelled more respect Smile. Immeleader of the male quartet. or that youthful government than its Quiet decision to meet If I knew the light of a smlie diately afterward "they tarred' and own" American without financial . problems help. jts flight lltiger the "Wuile day feathered him. "7; "' - a silk and . artificial silk hoiJery and. underwear tbat T :. 4enpUa their, owtlug - mora- - thaa Kritisb or ' other foreijrn-madej;- ': yxids. they are wwh la .demand and eontipue to hell ahead nf irod-re-nets of other countries, ret-n- t . of com- - 2 ports; to the department Bierce indicate. .... . .Twenty Ave years aco, the de- BoerZ partment Is iiifurmed, the . farmer crawled over the ' Afriraa rafifrori;:'" T bad-road- - creJ window AIiirir South Amerk-aa-niad- DoTome in and see how feyeljr the new- - CretonaiHR-To- ff Would heMrprlsed how much life these beautiful and cheery drapery fabrics would add to your rooms. The gorgeous yet tasteful designs of these new cretonne fabrics will delight your TV .... v Imagination. And they cost so little. The rapidly increasing favor of cretonnes for bedrooms has resulted in patterns and colors of unusual decorative possibilities, blip covers for furniture, couch iuuci BUMica, uevoiaiive paneisana many omer uecorauve uses ls tonnes serving, select yours tomorrow! - wAsniXGToxrireh. Wiws of iurmers la Bright en Up the Home ill A . ." . The large display of Barbe McKenzie Cre tonnes have caused great They are unusually attractive and are rapidly being sol4 This shipment arrived just last week and contains the newest and latest patterns in Darvel prints." Unusually low prices make It possible to drape your windows at .very small cost. Make your purchase eariy I on Roads in National Forests. , Unusual Display Opened to the Public Yesterday E. A. Service. The chref of' the United 7 One-Pric- SSa5CllAfS. -r- Other , American Products - Also Favored Jver-Enlish and German. g- " Purine this week you are offered a splendid opportuiUtyVIo get your Spring Curtains. Cre- Jonne Specials axe offered to you in such a way tliat fdu cannot afford to letihem pass. ' Cretonne SV eek is a special feature at the e House this week he sure and don't miss it, " i TA!vr S3SB TW You've RulNCp, i One-Price-Ha-asr- daily newspaper in.tjtah south of Salt Lake City; largest of any newspaper in Utah outside Salt Lake City and Ogden. luwiiess i BUYS U. S. SILK ? Cretonne Week at the FEBRUARY 2 TO FEBRUARY r b a J TIMELY EDITORIALS WASHINGTON NEWS Cretonnes! 1 tC30rIMyP',XHCrM -i I SOUTH AFRICA A tuzjcoDS'-- X EdltM ...... , &jaw-- t tHose f Of - coxryi By Xuttred aa aecbud claaa matter at the postofflee la Proro, Utah. Publisher , nv"BT HoralbrobS ; TtRMS Or SUBSCRIPTION. J. lellvered by carrier, per month....... ..14.00 ieiimred h carrier, ner fear, ill advance. f3-5par year, Jo adrance. itrvd by mall la 4rtaa-eent- y, fclivered by mail la United Btatea, outside Utah county, per year, ..S4.50 Ib advance ( e TTT A TTTv Ilrat Watt atrwt. 60 South Herald building, itau. THS. NAM hrkXJSMT IT a dally la 1923; Issued erery weeklyia 1856; Saturday, tod Sunday wortlng; rural Inorntof efllUen k'ry nwrnlnt; except Fublisbed U tb IN TT. if at p ' s. . - Yon nae-lu- g SUGAR BEETS .1 T-h- poc-ke- t - LONDON', Feb. 2. (U.P.) England will attempt to produce her own sugar. At present she imports 1,600,000 tons of sugar per yeur. Now she projmses to lighten this imi)ort burden by . growing" sugar beets and refining the product, as dK the United Stfltea.'a A a starter, 80,000 acres of British soil will be planted in sugar, taieta and five refineries will be built to take care, of the product This i exrwtiKl to .flggregSte 5()fiOQ torn a, year and if the exirluient is aauc-cees, the acreage will be rapldly.ln-ereaser The Labor gmwEment, recently for" a subsidy for deposed, provided beet augur growers and this still stands. . . . A few sugar beetsj. have- - - been grown in England for several years, but the new more Is an ex- Lperlmeut in qiifiutlty production. . . 7 " , ''J t t ' ; ; It may not be indelicate to remark that states which "refuse, to ratify thfe thild labor amendment merely on the I -- ground cf state rights should be consistent enough to adopt adequate child "labor legislation at, once. . And through, brighten . , . a Spraktne; of Common Sens, v Worknipn employed on repair I wouldn't wlthold it, would you? Job in an Insane asylum doubtedytbe , accuracy of the clock and asked an Many people enjoy the radio; InniHte If the clock others make their own seta. f M"lt it wa. do would be herey dcmaD3c() thj - . . Just think of the things that mate. r could be done, says Elmer Jaeolison; if we could put our words to work.' Doris "Wonder how Jim made the wrestling team?" "ioULean. JiHually-te- lt how long Kate "He went with a smiles they have been married." daughter all eummer,-'Bob Patterson, "by .whether ishe wants him to stop smoking to save Today's Lost Shovel full, , -- waa,-riKb.- ,lm. i il a Inciter a ' a looks down upon- them . wit HUNT KY HARRY "poor souls; i .. -- ... NEAServke WrUef---: ,. do" fortieanince, "leavee'thertt ? rTASHlNGTON Tha cockle- raging but speechless.; -VV burr of the tJnited Statea Senate in Sclden . Palmer SPENCER'S attempt thn handsome, pink- - SENATOR kindly with the offl; Sucnccr, hevkd clals involved tn the lata Teajuror member .from J M'HOuH. pot Dome oil scandal, however, i To his fellow eeuatora, Spencer t caused feelings to break per bonds. : their j often provsajnoat aoprovoking . aure of him-on. He Is alway r In a minority report he held that I self,' ao .while not condoning; any question- TTtxtwinfsly-a- nd IrritaUngly aerene Me -- acts Evolved- - In the oil I in hi estimate of himself and hla leases, he believed them to have . -- , Ju'liimehtSf been in act a real blessing to the oft- His. very urbanity, been, he main on the correct- I voiced Insistence tained, patriotically Inspired and nessof his own conclusions,, is like of inestimable benefit (hat of a kindly missionary among Whereupon .his senior colleague , heathen. d from Missouri, - Of course under-not i they may old Jim Reed, was moved 4s them, he whnt ftund telling to reply. their urideveloted minds may not J.e ible to fcrasp the great truths launched Into one of th ' he' is propounding, ,put. most Ilea thla scathing denunciation" way indisputably s ',. ever heard Jn the 'Senate. finhteousness. I Triat i the sort of attitude other He reviewed with biting aar ' penatora feel he adopts toward . .casm. Spencer's defense of.former T them; "And it. riles-Senator Truman Newberry, who mure deeply than any 4 hammer-- h ami tonps attack, Oiled with abuse yielded his seat la the Senate as a result of revelations concerning pud vituperation. h. vast amounts of money spent to " more worldly ones in the win election. . TUB lie paraded .a whole list of occaand that Is the big sions on which Spencer had stood . ni&jorlty (for. Spencer Is re'. ; pai ded- as, the most religious man ' as chief defender of men or sittlaf ' fit" ilie- upper ihouso are "vexed by tlons swamped by public condem nation. the very kindly tolerance with ' which he seeks to win them,. But through It all Spencer rewontheir Most of them have mained as calm, unftuirled am) Aay..iiL.rouEhtJd-luB)bicomposed as only a juan could who political warfare. was.convinved of bis perfect 'i.ut the superior individual who. rlghtness; 1 -- - holler-niaker- J!8" -- 0 Our big guns., it seems, will hot rto very far because they have not raised properly, due. perhaps, j f.tp other big guns who were not.-bt-e- - Cincinnati (O.) roadhouse ln troubleLet girl under 18 dance incorrectly. Little girls mustn't think they are grown. -, Before you. hear about what has Woman bootlegger sentenced li s happened In Russia else Adriun, Mich. Hnd hauled $00 aomethihg . there. ; ) cases of beer In one year. Working f has happened too hard will ruin her health. t Tbey. claim Phlladelphta: hoStles- New ParU bob show the left ear. only 1160,000,000 last but-thei yar, year. a it Wa Headline says consumpUoa Of ilp 5 urts is Increasing. And, we, guess, clgarets are increaaing consumption. eo they-c-w What'a In a name? No'thln. - In New Tork city. CoL SUllman is J and an usher at hla church. is BUST0FW00D "they - girl--yo- o Here is the pancake flour tie West takes to itj heartland its stotnach. And you don't have to be a"8harpwat"cn)ssord puzzlea to figure . put the reason: flavor ' ; No' other pancake nW can hope to rise to ; the flavor'heights of Flapjack; because no the e ither pancake Jour is blende " in quite ' . taiJM way. For instance: ' NocdrnmeaIorotherheavyinredientgoes ia . into Albert Flapjack Flour. The lening used salt the isasune'in'V Even iu'ghest'qiality. texture1 as the flour itself. Everytning tdatgoe ' " ""info Flapjack Flour goes in for just one reason: , ten To crake sure youll get cakes time. not every der'and'tasty Simply add a little water M milk and bake on a hot griddle. j .. TTTICTORIA-B.-tr- FebT" 2. "" Ije-ae- d GIRL TRIES TO -- ea ! i light-'ind'airy- - The full-size- d 16 oz. Loaf lOc , ' AJbert stands ' .f for better breakjasts BURN HER LEG- S- HOLLtWOon, Calif, Feb., 2. The- legs wbkli earned 19 year old Lotus Thompson, Australian actress, a good living In motion pictures were swatlier' in today, the result of the girl's attempt to' disfigure them.'-- The-legfilm' directors aaid Were the two prettiest in Hollywood and - (IT.P.) "ban-dog- ' " s, they, were being photographed con- stantly, generally in bathing suit r - .: ' comedies. ." . But - Lotus wanted to do. deep drama, sO slie poured add over her legs yentordny ja h,IM.s of disfiguring them for life. "Ever since I came here it's been my legs legs al Jihe time." she ' ' cried. MI won' a benutiy contest "in v Auslralia for my face, but ho one noticed it in Hollywood. Directors can't Rce higher than mv knws They" always want to slip me into-a bathing suit and photoern nh mv : . legs." ' -- . ASK YOUR. GROCER , hear-dlpner--tn- vltations more easily. Said the Listeriue bottle to the onion HI . ; JAPS PRESENT " . ! PAYSON n thenr-much-'- ! NEPHI . K i, ".. r ; i PROVO a-- -- t HOUSE" ONE-PRIC- E I . -- battle-scarre- 'in ere is a very' strong resem-- i Bao Michigan newa today. Jackmanct. between a radio hook-udkv son courthouse burned, probably tram and a crossword puzzle. catching from a heated argument.' "THE "SPRINJGVILLE 'g Co. ibr-Russ- ell 4iletel-4B-Tklo-an- ? I to everybody the lowest pricz Tay ' d. Awful Joke. E". A bronze bust ?Tow.4bat' we're getting' such high tr.P.) former Vnlted ofyrns dock season opened, the meat inar- Stages am- Woods, A "gown is-- a dress at twice the ixwer: boot leg, why not call it the liassador-to-.Japa- B, kets do not report any slump. has been com- JUWL pricer deflnenthe elitor of Spa rks yJ3LT$--e40-will ht ' NEVER-;..--. and Flashes, ,"' .. Woods a 8 "a gift of Japan, express-- , Strike a wan when be is down The reason the speeches - come lug appreciation for hta servicer to Tou can't tell how big he'll be when Peter-- ' that 'Distant Relatives" are hotTh-yarll)l- y the earthquake ciiuntry during " he gets "up. distant, however, unless, you son, Is because nobody could listen In 1023. , buggy cren are pvor. Make love In . to them before-dinneJLLiL,: , F junta Asaknra, one of the fore, most artists of "Japan, Is. the sculptor. The gift will be sent to America when Thureo Matsndiara, new--l- y appointee) ambassador to America, goes tu Washington. -c- ountry.-TheyThaS . price , . , i One whatjiuppenedtoyenBs. sting?" u Serenade yonr AlthougbrSardwareTstbres report can't tell a wrge Increase In the sales of alarm what her father may, nut need clocks and shotgun shells since the around the home. long-pen- gray-haire- only The dummer some girls are, the horsea carry talea more they talk.L.-- : Bite your finger nulls remember : - Be Sure and Visit Our Drapery Department This Week Only One Price to Everybody The lowest Price " heavlw part, .Provo Bakere CAIRO-XCIM-J- tfo"A rhR . long sought fourth dvnasfv ,". Government ' ex cavationii hnvE.lcd-i- o what Is be lieved to be the tonib of Vh,. onh Sbeps,.skarTW0 fragments of s ou tablets of;the Shepseekaf dug tip.. 8 ,H ben disc-ivere- .... 1 it i... t k S A .J aiU |