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Show THE HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1922. THE DAILY HERALD Published by The Herald Company. 3- EVEKY H WKKK-PA- AFTPIXOON K.VKI'T Lntered as second class mail Provo. Utah, under the postoffioe, June matti-- At Hallowe'en SATURDAY. 6, of March ?., 1911, at 1379. the vr .....Editor and' Publisher E. C. RODGERS By WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY Vore.Fo, yt" 'f -- A Horns, each DAILY 9 1 i S ? I AVERAGE CIRCULATION ....... T&H Streamers, each . . . . . . . , .5 and and Blade Orange Paper Balls, each. . . . . .5 and 10 Place Cards, Favors, Figure Novelties, Nut Cub, Invitations, each 2200 OVER SOME AMERICANS ABROAD. While it may betrue that a prophet is not without honor save in his own country it is also true that rrany Americans are not without patriotism save whea they are out of their own country. hotel in Recently the manager of New York gave us a striking example. Talking to the Paris hotel men he told them in effect that they should learn more of the gentle art of looting Americans. Their prices were ridiculously low. If American's could get the best food and service for a normal price in the great hotels of the French capital how could they be expected to put up with the extortionate prices they have been trained to pay in New York? Republican Candidate for The message to France was as plain as-- the mes JUDGE OF PROVO CITY sage to Garcia if you don't rob the American traveler the a bet and are COURT game. crabbing you missing in to was the this repay part tip friendly He stands Perhaps for strict .and in great debt the New York hotels owe to the French flexible enforcement of every Were it not for the French language, Heaven knows law. what would happen to the New York hotel industry. Impartial justice to every In one great American hostelry for example a dab one, regardless of wealth, sex, mashed potatoes is put into a of cold left-ovform, warmed over in a frying pan, and when or social position. browned it becomes "pomme de terre Madquisette," Close with price 85 cents. The poor fish of a guest pays the piper both municipal and county without a whimper and then tips the waiter officials in all matters tend for serving it with coffee at 35 cents a cup. ing to promote law, order and the Evidently, whether it be through taxation, morals in the community. puggling of a tariff schedule in the interest of some Provo Precinct Committee,' select set of industrial robbers or what not the AmeriA. L. BOOTH, he whatever for nose can must pay through the gets. Precinct Chairman Hallowe'en Napkins, dozen pat-a-ca- Come in and give them the once over. You than repaid for your trouble. - Sutton Tea SAVE MQNEY (Political i M "J I BOUGHT WOOLS SPARINGLY The nihest prices reached at the Australian wool sales were 24 for scoured for greasy and 42 wool. Sales aggregated 74,000 bales, valued at approximately 1,500,000 pounds. Many clips were dirty, discolored or dusty, but the general run was good. The American de- d VZfftgjjS 1! 4; Advertisement.) Areated poverty- I' one-ha- lf HELP COFFEE CROP Heavy rains in the interior of the state of Sao Paulo are increasing the probability of a large Brazilian coffee crop next year, the 1921-2crop is still considerably below the original estimate. RAINS CROP OUTLOOK BETTER. Later nlantinz has been made possible by the abundant rains which fell recently in the districts MILK and CREAM XUL JOSEPH mONES that were suffering from drought, PRICES RISING IN PORTUGAL Although there is little unemployment in Portugal, wages are low and prices rising. Exports are increasing, but imports have great ly diminished in the past few months. The value of the escudo is still declining because of the continued large deficits in 1begov eminent administration and the The gold recurrency inflation. serves now amount to about 1 per cent of the notes in circulation. 6. KEflEB Will SEll Day and Night Service. Repairing Our Specialty. Gas, Oil and Accessories. A. V. Washview, Orem, Utah. Buttermilk Its Lactic Acid Prolongs Your Life ABE W. TURNER Attorney-at-La- w professional matter much a- the services of your architect are. In e ther words, physieian. lawy. v we are not so much undertakers working at a profit as we are funeral directors operating on a reasonable l'e basis. The distinction is impor- tant. Courtesy to the I.hing and Courtesy to the Dead. ECONOMY SERVICE Hatch Undertaking Co. Anson Hatch Lila M. Hatch .35I ' .20d . 071 . 35 27 551 Sweden is sponsoring io 25tf 25 87j 47 35 25c1 22 an interna- right Terms; part cah. bal- ance long time. Located in Orem townsite, Provo Bench. Knight Block, Provo, Utah. Phone 661-7, 1. :2 Have It Done the Royal Vay Where Quality and Workman-- ; ship Count, We Win. ROYAL SHOE REPAIRING COMPANY We Call and Deliver. 208 W. Center. Phone 674. Keep Painted Woodwork CLEAM Clean wooden floors, linoleum, tile, marble, concrete, with Judge Its Quality Then Price SAPOLiO ! TYPEWRITERS the Btudebaker You notice It when you pact one on the street. It grow on you at you examine the car'i details. It becomes even more pronounced when you take the wheel and drive It. Large cake No waste Machines, Repairs, Supplies. F. M. WEST. 89 N. University. Adding EaockMorfu'.SoMC EQUIPMENT Mw Ywk, U.S. A. mirror. Beaded radiator. Exhaust beater. Rear-vie- EXCHANGE Geo. E. Brattan, Manager, j Typewriters Repaired, Bought and Sold. Repairing a specialty. All work guaranteed. PHONE 201-j SHOE REPAIRING INSURES HEALTH. ECONOMY, COMFORT V specialize in whole tii' n' shoes. We can rebuild thoe oi l shoes from top to sole, so that t''ey look as good a:nl feel better 'han a ii"vv licn. Where it is nee welts snry we pi t c:i tnt'.r.-MieI. a lies, have your old high top !i''s iniole into oxfords. We ran n :.l;e th"in link exactly lihe a low i "It shoe. ECONOMY f HOE SHOP in?, West Center. For Your J. PARTY CAPS INVITATIONS MASKS p ill clock. lock. FESTOONS APRONS Ralnrtsor. Opalescent corner Ufhta. Massive headlights. Artistic coach lamps. Four door that swing wide open. Simple automatic window lifts raise or lower plate-(U- C'iEPE PAPER PLACE CAflDS NAPKINS windows. No wonder the 5 pedal-Si- x Sedan carries such an appeal! Its beauty of line, finish and appointments fascinates you. The delightful harmony of color In the upholstery, the completeness of the appointments and the soft carpeting afford real and at a new low price. . elegance The body is a striking example of the handicraft of Studebaker artisans. Built In Studebaker plants where the coachmaker's art has been handed down from father to ton for more than two generations. I S.rm..lirW.B. Tourini Roadstaf(3-Paaej- CIT-OUT- dollar-for-doU- The name Studebaker car insures satisfaction I u (J Pass.) I tiu.P. 975 Roadster(lPaas.)-lM- O $1379 Roadster(-Pess.- Coraf Coope(4-rW- Sedan ) ) BIQ-8I- T.fmm.lWW.B. tOH.P. 1MJ WW on your o. 6. factor SPECIAL SIX Taurine Coope-Roadst-ar Taylor Paper Company You can have confidence in the quality of Studebaker cars in the 70 years of business success and manufacturing integrity back of them and in the sterling value built into them. 973 S DOILIES Compare ha appearance, Its endurance records, its aomlort, its equipment and its recognised reliability with any car within hundreds of dollars of its Judge it on quality first then price because price alone is no indication of its intrinsic value. MODELS AND PRICES- -, MOHT-fil- OH.P. Get Yours Today While Selections Are Good. CO. New and Used Goods Bought and Sold. Phone 543-- Hght. Jeweled eight-da- y Cowl ventilator. Hallowe'en Party j . BRYANT FURNITURE 3G8 West Center, Couituy Thief proof transmission ! It la mounted on the same dechassis that pendable Spedal-Sl- x has added new fame to the name BtudeDsvkerwherevercsaxskoown. There's lomcthlng alluring about Sedan. 8pxial-8- a Makes all house cleaning easy. sul-'in- IS HICII ( LASS SERVICE With us Uini'nil iiirivUun becomes a personal '. o. Of this total, more than 50 cars and trucks are made in Detroit, and more than 60 in the state of Michigan. These figures do not take into consideration the body, ra- 35! 25 Sixteen acres farm or orchard land, all in alfalfa; good new fence; piped spring water accessable for domestic use; schools and churches first class water nearby; wiper. Hi A-N- 32 t PROVO TYPEWRITER m .' lbs. Pinkeye Beans lbs. Good Rice , lbs. Mexican Chili Beans 1 Hominy Large cans Tall cans Pink Salmon Sugar Bowl or Cream Pitcher Mustard. 4 Cans Macaroni Sauce 2 Cans Royal Blue Corn 12 Bars Creme Oil Soap 10 Bars Crystal White or A. B. Naptha Soap 3 Cans Saponifier Lye 3 pkgs. Household Ammonia 3 bottle Boy Blue Blueing 3 5 5 2 5 auu me crop outlook in Venezuela is improved A correspondingly. diminished coffee harvest has been in the low hot lands, anticipated and estimates for the coming crop run from 60 per cent of the average crop upward. Automatic windshield DUE . One fine building lot, 4x12 rods. Located on 7 North and Third East street. Far-seein- YOUR JUST b. tional automobile exhibition to be held In Gothenburg from May to July, 1923. It will form a part of the Gothenburg tercentenary exThroughout the United States diator and equipment factories in position next year which will be there are 82 passenger automobile Detroit. the largest of its kind ever held in The Royal Automobile club of Scandinavia. manufacturers and 51 truck makers. 113 One brick house, hot water heat, 2 baths, half basement, large closets, modern; suitable for large family or apartments. Terms; will consider othr real estate. Located on corner; 313 E. Fourth North street. OREM MOTOR CO. well-bein- -stricken mand was for the finer merino wool, purchasers buying sparingly and only the best grades--of d Kttrope leads the world along the Hues of economy of operation and tyle in passenger automobiles. Room bag Armour's Pancake Flour pkgs. Quaker's Pancake Flour 3 pkgs. Tecco Pancake Flour 2 pkgs. Cream of Barley Corn Puffs 4-l- 3 " Professional I 450 West Center. Phone 44& Lowest Prices. WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 28, 1922. 100 lbs. Sugar .$8.34 10 lbs. Sugar Large Fat Fresh Oysters, lb. .70 UVXu' "(Si), oOc raL THE OLD CROSSlNGr VATtr4MAN WILL HAVE TO n;cae HIS SHANTY IF HE sity Wednesday predicted that the time would never come when the Brigham Young university would not Heaters, toilet cases and smoking be the church school, and would not have the support Is are among the equipment of to the see of the president of the church. lie expected modern type, of enclosed car. school as great as any school in the world or greater. The senator also made the prediction of rapid conversion to the church. In preaching the gospel, he expected to see the utilization of radio service. He told of a prophecy uttered in the old tabernacle of Provo by President Brigham Young, long before the invention of the telephone", that the time would come when a man's voice should be heard and recognized in conversation between New York and San Francisco. An appeal was made to the students to work earnestly and DR. H. F. CANNON prepare for the great work to be done. - - The speaker told of a dream he had had of B. Y. U. Scientific Eyesight Specialist buildings to be erected on Temple hill, which he hoped Over Irvine's Store. to see realized. He closed by acknowledging that what he might have accomplished in life was due first to his Phone 555. Provo, Utah. mother and second to the Brigham Young university. IS OUR INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM WRONG? (Saturday Globe.) In a recent address before the Rotary club of Akron, Ohio, Prof. 0. E. Olin of Akron university, made the statement that there are more persons in jail in the United States than there are pupils in the public schools of the country. Professor Ohn produced records to bear out his. astounding statement. This disgraceful fact is in itself a scathing criticism of society. There is something drastically wrong with our social system. Conservative economists and publicists agree with the Socialistic claim that the modern g industrial system is unjust and a menace to the of the working man. There are, today, 10,000 Americans who are and more than 40,000,000 who are within $200 a year of poverty. Think of it. Nearly of our population who work through the sordid, ugly years of their lives, with the shadow of the wolf always upon their doorstep. Under the wage system, not two men in ten can ever hope to attain the independence of wealth, and poverty is acknowledged to be the most prolific breeder of crime. g men, who have made a study of our industrial system, predict that a change must come. Perhaps not the change which the Socialist favors, "That the instruments of production be taken from the hands of the few and placed in the possession of the whole people," but a change which will eliminate the buying and selling of labor as a commodity. BUY FOR CASH l Business and I China Co. SAMUEL KOPP ke A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE. Senator Reed Smoot in his address at the univer- l will be mn e PROVO, UTAH 50-cen- ts i 10, per hundred. . . .75 Our store is now overflowing with holiday goods Carl W.Johnston er J..ity and ify ......u.,... 10 .. Masks, each Terms of Subscription; Delivered by carrier, 30 cpnts a month; by mail in Utah county, $,'! a year; outside the county . . J3.50 a- year. T.ri imn peedscr(4-Paas.- ) 1J75 Coaps(4-Pass- 1S71 MSO Sedan Bedaa (BpsdaJ) .) 1715 M7$ 1471 MSO Tint SrandW Mqulpmtutt Naylor Auto Co. i:t i "Your Stationer." Phone 15. 66 N. Univ. Ave. THIS IS STUDEBAKER YEAR |