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Show THE HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922. rHE DAILY HERALD tc:i sci 15 E'ERY Published by Tho Herald Company. AFTERNOON EXCEPT SATURDAY. WEEK-DA- Entered as second class mail matter June 6, 1911, at the postofflce, Act or March 3, 1879. tub, undere. tne ' v. Koagers, Editor and Publisher. vo, F Verms of Subscription: Delivered by carrier, 30 cents a month: bv 1'tah county. 3 a year; cutslde the county, $3.50 a year. Mi in CIRCULATION lava- - OVER 2200 neriiRTY FEALTY. Why are yu a Republican ? Or why a Democrat? It ihi tuld be interesting to learn of the reason for the party ysJfiliation of the individual, and to learn how much of party istory he may know. That most men inherit their party I,?; M,jlegiance is patent, and that bigotry has more to do with sprty prejudice than judgment cannot be denied. Party names are no indication of continuous party senti-len- t. The Bourdon Democrat can trace his party ancestry r rther into the past than can his political rival. Yet if he ) oes back far enough he will find himself classed by the de- or when, after the political rivalry of sted rival name. efferson and the elder Adams, party conventions succeeded ongressional caucuses, the followers of Jefferson; called "'hemselves Republicans, while the Hamiltonians were Fe' frim i : deralists. - ' - Madison, "Father of the Constitution," was a Republican the stripe of Jefferson, yet he waa the projector of the pro-:h- e ective principle in the tariff on imports, while the modern H TQemocrat is in theory a Free Trader, except that he has not tmrhe courae t0 Bay B0 an( suggests the tanf f Is justified only plants a revenue producer. The name Democrat was applied to the Republicans in pine leanjerision by the" aristocratic Federalists. Since 1856 the prihave been known by their pres- organizations 1$ ncipal political .. V 1. T ami names, dux in cnaracier oom nave cnangea. Loma Lm- teacoln visit us today he would have difficulty in recognizing as Modis own the party that has wandered so far from his teach And who would think of making the policies of a sen ings. 7 TCleveland tally with those of Jefferson ? 1 Jefferson, the Democrat, was the first public advocate 2b:Df the abolition of negro slavery. Lincoln gained immortal . ;v-p; ity by achieving it. Madison, the Democrat, fathered the ctive tariff principle, and while it is inconceivable that he rjwould have supported it as it is in present practice, the idea tahas been a vital tenet in the thedry of government of the , Uncle John Poercj A MEDITATION. . Wouldn't it be fun to watch a As I set on the porch, after sun hoot each cynic nd a crouch other? ' down,, an' placidly puff at my cob, my thoughts sorter drifts to the A man who doesn't know where feller that works hisself out of a he is going seldom geta anywhere. Job,. The one that rebels at his pitThe most popular summer resort tance, aii' envies the man that has more there ain't a square Inch on is "It's too hot to work." bis person that dtVt bold a chronThe demand for Will Hays in the ical sore. . . Sometimes be basts movies exceeds the supply. loose like a panic an' strives till We should hate to be a bow he's mighty nigh dead an' then be down a dummy, and never egged elrl and have to stay at lays nothln'likeahead! He's either until dark because we gets home the bone out or, throwin' dressed in style. spectacular fits, until, like a blame Farm bureau says lambs are balky criter, he humps a few times, jes'- quits! short. But there are plenty in town. an'Youcan take it all over creation, I Ohio bride who went crazy was and you'll find what tell ye Is so the most yahoo, U v to out find probably trying the one that's too quick to let go. her wedding gift were. . . . For, life is a trip over mounMan's hero worship is usually tains, or, maybe through bottomless chasms, and the feller that heroine worship. not aims to complete it bad-bet-ter I take monkey with spasms. It is time to decide what you off my hat to ttj brother, whose would do on the Fourth of July if daily performance must teach, that afford could it you it pays ua to .love one another, an' a leech! With all those whiskers the Rus- stick to our Job like YR. OWN UNCLE JOHN. sians are naturally in the soup. - Warn Qpp .' h Here for a Safe and Conservative Investment in an essential local industrya business with unlimited opportunity for continuous growth and achievement. ... Si! il ent. Provo, Utah, June 13, 1922. of people would be poor if The Provo Herald: In walking up Center street to they didn't owe so much. A NOBLE DEED AND PURPOSE. night I was drawn to a window by (Deseret News.) Always act surprised when a man a crowd of youngsters and when I Miss Florence Jepperson of Provo is to be congratulated says he is married and when a wo- - finally got close enough to see what was so interesting I found that on the gallant fight made at Lynn, Mass., against almost man says she isn't. two large snakes im- 'there of three orphaned Hoover says the coal situation is prisonedwere overwhelming odds, for the guardianship in a cage, and they were children. The battle was waged to redeem a pledge made loaded with dynamite. Yes, for being tortured, and tormented and some five vears ago to a widowed mother, who. apparently blowing up prices. ' made to throw themselves around in a rage, aiid as I am Just visiting fearing something might happen to her asked Miss Jepperhere from a city where such things son that in such a contingency she take the children. The would not be tolerated I was horrivow that promise was made and it was to fulfill this sacred fied to see it and felt that someone the Utah woman hastened east some time ago, on learning of should complain about it. I have TRUCK two small children of my own and the mother's death, to claim her charges. Imagine her surProvo is full of others and I think the prise, however, when she discovered it is very wrong for Kuch a thing For Sale or Trade. forces had been at work and had taken every possi- to be allowed where these small the children may see. In speaking of Will consider two good blesfep to prevent her fulfilling the pledge by circulating the large place where I live, there usual threadbare stories about the "Mormons," and ascribcows or touring car. In- - ttr?., Y TTf I FIJIPj? (Frt Qi ilillVjuliil tA Culumativc Shares for and Dividend Per Share at any of our offices or through any of our employes they are our salesmen. This is a real opportunity It calls for tion Mail the coupon today. ac- $10 (Without Obligation.) Utah Power k Light Co. Kearns Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. Please send me booklet, "The Story o! an Opportunity at Home,'- containing (1) More information about your prefered stock, (2) Details of easy payment plan, (3) How to Judge an investment. Name Address . . Down - A Month tra-duce- rs, hogs, 175 to 225 lbs., 110.65; bulk of sales' $9.90 10.40; feeders, ?8.'0 9.25. Sheep Receipts, 489. Lower, fair LIVESTOCK. demand. Choice fat lambs, $10.50 NORTH SALE LAKE, June 14. Steady, 11.S0; choice yearlings, J7.008.00; Cattle Receipts, none. fat wethers, $6.007.00; fat ewes, $3.504.50. steers, $7.25 strong demand. Prime steer-s- , $6.0O7.00; 7.75; good feeder steers, $4.505.5O; choice cows and heavy heifers, $5.00 5.50; fair to good cows and heifers, $4.004.00; cutters, $2.00'3.2.V, cannors. $l.:,0,2.00; fat bulls. $i.50 3.00; bologna bulls, $2.003.00; light veal calves, $7.00 8.00. 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Hansen today announced a Fourth of July meeting to be held in the city commission room Friday evening. 8 o'clock, at which plans are to be made looking toward the proper observance of Independ ence day In this city. A!l per- sons interested are urged to be at the meeting Friday evening, and all organizations are asked to be represented. RGr "MS WILE TAOGER3 MOJTVU VISITOR. J - : CENT VOU tU 'fwa-I SO YOU ' IrtADKZ AK&BflUWN, FOPW City TaBorig 337 West Center Co. Street. PHONE 850. Read and Usethe Want Ads j 11 Mo i Ir Parry Battery was a carnival being held there and there was an enormous boa con strictor being exhibited there, and it was fed upon live cnlckens, rats and rabbits well, to make this as short as possible a young man stepped up to the cage, took out a revolver and shot the snake saying, as he did so, "If the city officials will not do anything about this, I will; now do you d dest" That man was picked up on others shoulders and carried all over the carnival grounds. Everyone applauded him. That is the way things are done in a big city. Now, can't someone have courage enough to put an end to such cruelty and such sights for young children to see? Very truly, By WILLIAMS OTP il vuAXiilvUJ Jl 7J quire of the OUT OUR WAY Ml JL I n I "Efficient Public Service" (MOBILE ing to Miss Jepperson ulterior motives in her desire to be of service to the unfortunate little ones. But the Utah woman was not to be frustrated in her purpose and summoning the assistance of friends, who knew her. better than her she courageously met every argument advanced and convinced the judge of the probate court and those finally associated with him, that her claims were valid and that the children would be well cared for if given into her charge. Thus bigotry and prejudice were once more swept aside and those who sought to thwart the will of the mother, reaffirmed on h;r death bed, were foiled in their purpose and left to reflect on the baseness of their attack on one who, in the spiirt of the Good Samaritan, was seeking to bless and comfort parentless children. I Utah anti-"Mormo- iti-Ut- ah MARKETS Preferred $100 Buy this stock lots that .' Stock Become a part owner in a business founded on a permanent necessity for its service. Snake A swell neighborhood is where you have to wear your shoes to sit on the front porch. ''i ") fJOF'? IliL A Uy L V: le. A msases. There are explanations oi the situation other than mere inherited fealty, but they are hardly complimentary to the ideal of American citizenship. The Dearborn Independ rT l sub-statio- A man doesn't have to be absent- - HOMEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 1(22 What do you care 'about the minded to forget himself. scandal monger! Nothln'. Just If there Is a girl who has never smile at him. Ain't be puttin' you been kissed it may be because her on the map! All you need worry about Is that what he says isn't so. mouth, has never been shut Everybody'll find that out by ' an' Now that Los Angeles la letting bj an'Hhen you'll be better off a movie star have two wives some than ever if you keep on smilln.' The man who knocks you'll help 1 1 1 1 1 of them will want th.ee. you more tbrs the man who boosts We would bate to be making a lot you, because tne booster s uaeiy to of money and have to keep it up paint things up Just as much as the knocker and when the folks find or be a failure. out you're not a white wjnged re Truth is stranger than fiction; angel, they may wonder If youcut don't but not as strange as a railroad an angel at ail. Opinions much figure anyhow, an there s no time table. use trying to stop folks from havin' The hard thing about driving a 'em because they're like measles, to imnail with a hammer is missing your bound to be. We don't have prove on what God made us. If we finger every lick. Just be what he made us, we'll be box about all right, an' he made us to women are German latter-da- y holding Republicanism. smile, particularly on the poor fish The student of political history must be aware of these ing matches, Over here they shoot of a silly corner gossip. facts, and the student of political history is becoming cynical It's a wise man who sends his regardingthe reasons for party affiliation on the part of the wife on his vacation. A. FT llJ ft mLJ Each share of this stock represents an in- vestment in actual property euch as large modern power plants, transmission lines, etc., which can be seen every day in the year. Fully paid and Free from state taxes. 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