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Show THE DAILY HERALD OF UTAH COUNTY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1922. AT THE PROVO THEATRES FOR SALE C H E A P Box ball alleys and cutting. and shoting gallery. 569 8. 4th welding I I I Y I I M-We weld anything made of metal. West. Work guaranteed. First class servI ice. 42 JC. 4tb W, Provo. .Phone FOR SALE 3 room frame bouse, Published by The Herald Company, i Editor The Daily Herald: i&S-J- . tf lot 6x6. Inquire 244 E. 6th N. AFTERNOON EXCEPT SATURDAY. EVERY WEEK-DAM-- 5 During the last week of April, I had the pleasure of attending the 1911. at 6. June postoffice, cond class mail matter Entered as whool at the I'. A. C at Loran. i DANIELS rovo, I'tah. under the Act of March 3, 1S79. kinds of wheel BODY SHOP-- A1. I'tali. There were about eighty in 1 U Terms of 30 cents a monfh; by all that were given the same pleas- and body rebuilding and repairing. ana carrier. 410 S. 1st Delivered by Subscription: goj harness. Apply ure as my-f- lf to attend this school. M-.i...it a y?ur. STiai In I'tah rnnnlv 13 a ver: out MP tie cminiy, Satisfaction vV, or phone Pr bodies. and Truck jvo. bug We had the best of care over us the ih W.. pVo .V 2, guaranteed. ,irae we Hfre ,hpre- - After each of FOR SALE Idaho Rural seed potawe our socials In the toes, Just received from Idaho. in out room and wors is M-7 E. nth S, jI roll was called to isee that we were HEMSTITCHING AND ?1C0T!MS KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE TARIFF. 2:t W. f'enter. Work done FOR SALE-Ste- wart range, practi The clans are gathering in large numbers in the hifirh-;- " rut night we were there a rieht. Mrs. A. F. Ritchie. A12.mwf cally new. Phone 536-J- . vavs and political byways of Washington at the call ol tne'. waa given in honor of tbe . The following night a picture FOR RENT Pasture for dry stock. FOR RENT Bedroom, with bat! ariff chieftains, and before long we may look for the appear-inc- e club. hnw Werfnewlav nieht hiw and Close in. $8. With vaccination the behooves ever it than more Now hoof. 48 E cloven and phone. Phone 694-of the u nd Jacobson Bros., 950 S. 5th V. i.iavcH vamM artpmniviii ' to ! 114. is reform 3rd S. tariff the . . ...1.11. k ...... hiirpaii tn he on the alert That V.J . . , , , wuue do sal IINW uuiiuie, j uuu .t iiA.,A or j rooms 3 rurnuure, SALE were told by FOR rome in the way 01 protection ana nigner Bcneuuies around the fire, FOR RENT Two nice, unfurnished $75 will buy it Call 480 W. 1st N. Thursday M-;an be no doubt. The important matter to be considered is tone ofwe thehadprofessors. rooms. 590 E. 4ta S. in a demonstration night . vho is to be protected 7 to time the Now is MEN study of the and the cold, curing pressing CHICKENS bought, sold or traded. The manufacturers can be trusted to look after their of suits. bookkeeping. Thousands of men 847 W. Center. Phone 699. tne tnat of to the interest well I've more is been than everytxxiy paid for just like you have done it and today )wn interests, but it R. Howard my coming up here, because I've bold velfare of the fanner be conserved. President J. done reasonable. good Jobs at good salaries. So KALSOMINING can been around some of tbe very M-- 4 Phone s awake to the seriousness of the situation, and therebusi-iescan eduyou! Write today for full denicest most of and the SCENE FROM people, s in this factor a himself will potent no doubt he cated. prove tails. International Correspondence "GYPSY PASSION" WE HAVE INSTALLED a lathe I've learned to trim and put bats Schools, Bo 200. Scranton, Pa, or of fixing up the country's system of duties ; butfarmers A trained bear from Bulgaria lawn mowers that sharpens your together and also I've learned to J. F. Fechser. Box 183, Provo, Utah. is individuals must remember that to be strong President play like they do at the factory. Try it plays an important part in "Gypsy and conduct games that I've , and be convinced. Ablander Mfg. Passion' a special film production toward must have united support. never seen or beard of before. It baaed on Jean Richepm's famous , No set of politicians dare fly in the teenth of the united haa been one of the biggest and BUY your tractors or Co., 476 S. Univ. Ave. novel, "Miarka, Cie Child of the ?oice of the farmer, lobbies to the contrary notwithstanding; most interesting time (jf my life. reat at Ford Schofield's parts FOR SALE Team and harness; ' This animal Bexldes knowing that I was going Bear." happen, may then puts up on be anything divided, Abut if that voice tf also white top buggy. Inquire I duced prices. home more before sur-olu- s, hours, many human of best fights with the have in M-1000 E. N. 1st "here are many agricultural products that we think I should have to say the best filmed. ever has been that world First markets. meet must moments .of the whole week were LOST You are losing money unand in these America FOUND A small key, fastened to will prevent spent listening to Professor Carter less you trade with tbe Wasatch in importance comes corn. Legislation that in front of Provo REJECT BLL FOR HIGHER the tbe of who give reading "Orphans Produce. tf handkerchief, jumping will be of great benefit to the American farmer . in the Storm." DUTIES Drug. Loser call at Herald office. of Argentine. FONTELLA TAYLOR. The first Chamber of DutchPar- ilways has under his nose a map FOR SALE Hay, grain, flour and CARPETS CLEANED All grease iiment nas high y The farmer is bound to suffer to some extent from more rejected the Wasatch feed at lowest prices. and stains removed and colors t.iriff bill, which ha been Utah, April 27, 1922. ichedules because high tariff on the things he buys will Cer-iain- Editor Logan, tf restored. Prices reasonable. We Produce. The-Dal-ly Herald: under discussionfor somo time.pro-ponin- s than offset high tariff on the things he has to sell. call and deliver. Phone 661. mth an increase of 15 per cent boys and girls repon the Seventy-seveschedule no that SALE insistence White FOR be should Leghorn eggs in the present Import and export there resenting the various high schools than stock. FOR SALE be should from choice for batching Three rooms of furni- duties of the D utch East of the state attended the junior exhigher manufactured products of agriculture ture; $75 if taken at once. Also according to a cable dispatchIndies, tension school at the U. A. . dur- Owens. 709 S. 2nd W. from the raw products that come from tilling the soil. a violin for 25. 480 W. 1st N. ing the past week. Acting Commercial Attache Howard The college cafeteria was the DRESSMAKING and plain sewing; LOST Wr. Adams at The Hague. dark muley means of obtaining "three squares" A PLEA FOR UNDERSTANDING. will go out by day. Call 412-in slit left cow; a Jersey ear; is American per day. These meals were obtained Wasatch range tag In right ear; Perhaps the besetting sin of the average FAMOUS BALLET DANCER busi- at a very low cost, averaging about has big mark of orange paint on his imperfect knowledge of economics. He is a splendid and 30 cents each. or BUY tractors your little left left front knows shoulder and hip, he Sleeping quarters were provided ness man individually, but nationally Ford parts at Schofield's at re- forehead. Phone 266-J- . M-factors that de-tithe college and an army cot with duced prices. It is not generally known that tonsequently many times the governmental either the guid- by stu-i to five blankets allotted each FOR SALE Good milch cow. Phone Pola Negri, the charming and talour financial policies operate without dent. ented European screen player who M-FOR SALE Genuine old 'cello and Route 1, Box 40. ance or the check of public opinion. Everyone Was properly chapermade her reputation in the United on tne old violin. 154 E. 4th N. real than appear matter might serious more a tbe oned check week, and This during States sometime ago In "Passion,'' ' NOTICE TO govthe CONTRACTORS. that was kept upon every student so that and who will be seen at the Prinsurface. Henry Ford, for example, suggests reserve but Sealed proposals for the con- cess theater tonight and Thursday by Miss Christeson or Mr. Nichols RUGS CLEANED with famous ernment issue money backed not by the gold knew where every student was all struction of cement concrete curb in "The Last Payment." a superb Beach Hamilton electric rivers. carpet . of the time. It was necessary to the power in the great stable washer. Removes and more spots. with the necessary cov 'Paramount picture, first gained grease of is gutter I power obtain a leave of absence for any stains as a premier dancer in It is contended that the security ' rpatnrpa faHori pnlnrc pir ered waterways under "sidewalk prominence metal On the trip away from the campus. Russian the Imperial ballet. on or floor Cleaned and beyond doubt a more certain asset than taken your pavement, box gutters, private It Is announced that she deserted who insist that the Everything was provided for the away. Satisfaction guaranteed; other hand, we find the gold worshippers to from was that sidewalk students' driveways possigutter enjoyment the ballet for the violin and her Gold . metal is the only basis of national stability.most to ble, dances, lectures, parties and prices reasonable. Phone pavement, irrigation diversion gates playing attracted widespread atten!yellowiL r io miitA lim ted. footing up at box feawith culverts from curb to tion in European capitals. Then she swimming were the enjoyable property line, including grading went on the" stage and her exquisite But also it is a fact that the water tures of the week. Hew huSred -FOX EROTHCRS will do your Professors of the college conand earthwork; also grading, levelnu made her famous. Thus spraying. 518 K. Center, or call ing and preparing seed bed for the artistry ducted classes every day of the M.a, nf ih rnnntrv Ls not an asset until it is narnessvu she attracted the notice of leading . Men and ladies of t':e colplanting of lawn grass and trees film producers and among her PUt national week. between curb and property line in finest screen creations were Countlege that were directing classes LOT $15 in between currency, were special directors of that Curb and Gutter district No. 5, be ess DuBarry in "Passion," and Carthey be must credits all which Teiiuride 'wealth on "jj so at the college. Such people nS" iit.i . . nnt in .1 r ing on both sides of University ave- - men In "Gypsy Blood." Her char- John T. Caine III and Professor west, newaru. neiurn to ivi w . nue oetween becond North street acterizations in these pictures farms of this country last year produced Center. of agriculture, this turning the north limits of Provo City; talished her fame on a firm founda-als- o Hoggensen conducted classes for for tne construction of cement tion. ;mind real American fundamentals means that the boys, while women members of PLANTS FOR SALE Tomatoes, SSrtbe are "monkeying with a buzz saw," playing the faculty carried on classes for cabbage, cauliflower, peppers, concrete sidewalk 4 feet wide and In "The Last Payment." Pola ' powers 4 inches thick on both sides of said the girls. Negri has a great role, that of the ! the heart of the nation. The purpose of the school was to egg plant, sweet potatoes, celery University avenue between Eighth wife of a South American rancher fast and soJner between S. R. reached asters. W. 314 4th and be Gay, so that teach the and a basis of understanding North street and the north limits of who goes to Paris and ecomes a The the they can goboyshome girls and properly Phone 612. Provo City in said curb and gutter reigning queen, with all manner of 'the government financiers and the agriculturahsts, conduct projects along the lines district; also ror furnishing ap- men at her feet. It develops then us be financially, and nothing will bring then they better have been studying. Another FOR SALE House, fartly furnish- proximately 1,000 pounds opm-foof lawn that the woman has had a past and of public "he terms. reasonable than the pressure ed; lot; large i object was a judging contest of 759 N. 1st E. seed and approximately 200 the action ecomes as dramatic as it m-grass there i when is on wnfch in felt y make itself livestock and gains for which the trees (said lawn grass seed and is rapid. The finale is one of unOgden Packing company offered a LOST our economic structure. of to be planted in the said dis- usual thrill. trees understanding aluminum Wack rule, telligent silver cup. Provo City); according to trict by if Reward Herald finish. at left were Many new acquaintances plans and specifications prepared Many feel called upon to speak made by the leaders and tbe trip i office. by the city engineer and approved who are not. was a general success and enjoyed, PRAISES BIG FILM ! u.. by the board of commissioners of ;. U1UTEH P....nl Provo City, Utah, will be received sentenced a speeder to Judge a A concrete in estimates our dance spehonor will be given; I walk through heavy traffic 50 given Friday night by the Ag. club cialty ; no job too small or too large, by the city recorder at his office in One of the principal characters the courthouse at Provo City, Utah, times. That's capital punishment. and the , ween Dei b ana 8 p. m Home Economics club of rnone itt-j10 o'clock a. m., May 4. 19ii. in "Gypsy Passion," which will be until It is rumored that when Doyle 179 E. 8th N. WALTERS, the college. at which time the board of commis- shown at the Columbia theater toU) the Trouble with setting a tbief to LEROY J. OLSEN. ac z v a anirit- - how it KOt away sioners will open all bids. is a thief get night and Thursday, is played by they catch FOR SALE-Go- od 1050 about next world the spirit answered horse, of instructions to bidders, the late Mme. Rejane. who interCopies 28, 1922. Utah, April Logan, 10 lbs.; also heifer calf days old, specificatons, and form for contract prets the role of an old gypsy fortu"Flu." Editor The Daily Herald: cow. Enquire at 640 and from first-clas- s a politician's platform isn't bond, together with plans and ne-teller. Many j I am a in week Logan W. 4th X, or ask carrier on R. F. D. spending oe Mme. Rejane was a close friend The flapper motto seems to profiles, may be obtained at the strong enough to run on. witli 76 other bovs and eirls who No. 1. M-de- of Sarah Bernhardt and the latter office of the city engineer upon "Love and let love." nere are representing various high when the film was projected was As a girl looks so does a man schools from all counties in Utah. posit of Five Dollars ($3.00). FOR fALE so overcome at the sight of her Strawberry plants. to look. The of board of commissioners back to talk We are being instructed In club i. I. Call 512-- or 356 N. 1st W. friend, whose death ocProvo City, Utah, reserves the right work and are enjoying it immense- - FOR RENT 2 your wife. She minht hear you. large rooms; gas, to reject any or all bids or to ac- curred ten days after the compleIn Chicago, they found a etni un tion of the film, that she wept bitfloor. 129 cept any bid it may deem best. a barber shop. It seems that a in cafeteHa We ave en. S. lights, water;Ave.ground 4 man often gets knocked cold der was next. University terly. The film made such an imhim of of commiswarm order the board policeman to By drink a such as twrtalnments. shows. vhile taking pression on her that she told M. of rrovo sioners Utah. City, lawn j or parties campfire WANTED To buy young small up. for Jances. Mercanton she intended sending out Only Uated April 12, 1922. house dog, dark color. 129 S. personal invitations to all British a FRED rainy robbers dynamited We EVANS, here .sjeumati.m. arrjved In New York, M()nday actors and actresses to see "Gypsy University. station, a Recorder. to police City !Ula naa sl'PPer ana put. up our a safe next door Passion." And when the picture If we had no navy, who would "i 12, last which we had a "get- - SETTING after (First April publication beds, The police escaped uninjured. j WANTED for HENS arrived in London it made a big hit. eat the navy beans? acquainted" party and then went to publication May 3, 1922.) It was screened at the Marlborbrooding pheasants; will pay At 2:30 a. m. When a man gets heavy the peo- j n.-.- i 01ifS- -. hut bed. but not to sleep. each. Phone 123. ough House at the request of her him. tnr Miey nirr uu..u i of SPECIAL NOTICE OF r!.llBj MEETING KlmpPvjsnr nntt and make light pie thev are usually more cotton at 3:30 nearly everyone had their FOR RENT- - -- 3 unfurnished OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF NE- Majesty, Queen Alexandria, for the and Princess rooms, VADA PARK MINING COMPANY. Queen of Norway, The summer. hot a beils remade be were and for will It ready close in. 3S3 X. 4th E. Phone A rolling stone can't swim. Royal, and members of the royal 4:30 a. At smoking. was are the m., women already sleep. quiet 3SS-J- . household. Notice Is hereby given t'iat a I again broken and no more sleep was enjoyed that night We all had MEN Now special meeting of the stockholders is the time to study of . a swim and breakfast and went to Xevada nousanas men r Park Mining company T. i oi oooKKeeping. work. Next night we made a mo Just like ou have done wil1 be- he'd at t!'e !c? . TOONERVILLE TROLLEY it and "j6 today tion tnat tne first man to start a hold So p""""'":;; v at salaries. good good jobs vT rouf hhouse would be thrown in the can you! Write y for full de--i ,r '"'"'.Vv ,,u . plurge and would then have to tails. International today the nour V 11 0 cjock a' m" The Toonerville trollev, the Ekip. Correspondence on race the the track. night spei.d Schools, Box 200, Scranton, Pa.. orfor.tne Purpose of considering ami per who piloU ,t ,he Xe'rrible Tem. we so a that got good sleep varj night. J. P. Fechser, Box 183, Provo. Utah.lvotin& "Pn tne action of the boar pprPd Mr n.lng the Poworful Kat. FY r vears we have been making fine paints, the -. FTiday we had a stock and grain meet M.4iof directors in granting a lease an- ril,ke. Cvnthia p wneeially'to am, . all for purpose finishes and stu-- ! in contest , nishes Ijiutging which .1 any , hnnrl nn nil rif tho rnmnonv'n nrnn or .1uie. cn.iracters ouiers marie fnm. weather conditions in the West. dent could judge. At night we are FOR first class upholstery work in'erty, for the sum of J50.00fl.00. ous through the cartoons, of Fonhaving the big time of the week And for the purpose of transact-phon- taine Fox are tapestry, leather or muleskin, I coming to the screen A. and club of U. the the with 616-J- . preparation. formula Ag. in C, scientific All other business work guaranteed. , ing any that may again in a new They are of moving i which will be an Ag. and Home Lanning Furniture Co.. 164 W. Cen- come before the meeting picture comedies. properly club We Economics have party. ter. Dated this 18th day of April. 192 '. ( Thn tint of jhese ToonFrville ments. pure oils, pure zinc and a very good time and received They contain pure pig O. RAYMOND KNIGHT, President by Fontaine Fox is "The well are based on Pioneer White Lead. as as advice FOR RENT 3 modern basement R. E. ALLEN, Secretary. ihad good Skippers Last Resort." which will o nclub work and feel that rooms, furnished or unfurnished. (First publication April 20, last come to the Strand theater tonight man facture of paints, .the trip was highly worth while. ' 194 N. 1st E. ".nd Thursday. After our long experience in the May 4, Ut.) publication BROADKENT.' BERNH we know. they are the best that HN 1 Hli.K A , H. M. AV2R8 WELDING CO. Letters To The Daily Herald I 6 , '"fon i 771-R-- f 5 ' OVER 2200 St CIRCULATION- if; Jli ml "The Only Properly Ventilated Theater in the City" 5 J; TONIGffrXKiT M-- 5 THURSDAY ; Shows 3:45, 7:30, 9 as Regular Prices M-- 4 I l "n1 s A 4 r x Gypsy Life "GYPSY PASSION M-1- 5 733-M- Stirring Tale of A Louis Mercanton Pro. duction. II! Adapted by Jean M-- 4 Eiche-pin.fro- m His Famous M-1- 5 Ford-Fordso- n Novel -- -l 5 "Miarka, the Child of the Bear." ' TONIGHT Chapter 13 of "WINNERS OF THE suppli-mentar- ly n WEST M-- 3 Three-year-ol- d 'M-1- 2 Ford-Fordso- n 4 de 77.1-R-- 5 isa ' j 442-W- M-- 5 'Ss. wfK g 501-W- WOjm asidXm 9 i Tom 9 M-- 3 Sims - Mot Tolaf 23 A V a o A TONIGHT AND THURSDAY SSvfc a M m won in m MM JAeLAST PAYMENT. mi r . Q (paramount Qichwe es-an- d M-- 3 turnLi I JL M W Also LLOYD COMEDY Lue F. Vernon Who "Plays the Pictures" at the N TOO IHIIUKI Piano. 0 Mill nnl-oo- Says: M-- 5 - 3 iionp-ormi- J M-- life-lon- g j M-- 4 I T- rn6- M-- j I .r i M-- 5 !,. M-- Fuller Are - ' , 73 Year Paints " I ...j .p -- e M-- 3 uur "Service Department" ....,will gladly give you free or ,,hone us. n Wnnl A rift DOINGS OF THE DUFFS TONIGHT AND THURSDAY POOR BETTY! , "I've picked three men for you. Take your choice, but marry one you MUST, thundered her father. But just at this exciting moment Betty met the handsomest man in the world and "the wildest man ii New "iork." He hadn't a cent, but they married and ran away to hden. Fapa almost had an apoplectic stroke. Then Jack and Betty cooked up the funniest, most original scheme imaginable to make a fortune. Did they put it over? With a slam! You sim can't let slip this opportunity to see DORIS MAY in "EDEN AND RETURN" And Tooneville Comedy " "SKIPPER'S LAST RESORT" Dan Mason, as the Skipper of the trolley that meets all the trains, is the center Of the fun.. hendini?n a committee to investigate a nearby summer resort. When the coin-- , mittee is so attracted by the pretty that the obiect of the trin tnr. gotten they are tripped by the skip per s wire ana Mrs. Bang. The Toonedville cartoons nro known to many millions of readeis or tne approximately one hundred newspapers in which they are printed. riii feature at t:i! Strml : l ivroduces Mi i ft i"-- equipped and she gives a A mance which, for .,!,,, ho. no on artist second nnna in hor nwn tiartlCUlaf i"l that of light comedy and ?4 farce Tho nhntnnlav itself not 0! veals good taste in the selects tVio ctnrir motorirl And reflH in production, but it makes ij tainment of the most eus'H sort. It is crammed with lau?;j sizzels the pointed humor. w rich in human intrests and ' EDEN AND RETURN of romance lklous touch the -n;irf .t- iauu- j inrouga me ,.!..! will appeal to everybody wM 'Eden and Return," ir. which a love story well torn b.Ms May sco.ms t.gain is the ur- - dosen't? o liy tii An |