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Show THE EVENING IIERALD. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1V1MS. PACE TWO features hews - W' W 1 pr&ss v comment, ;-- 4- "j '' 1T.IELY FOITOPJALS i ?-- 7ASHL'GTOHKEVS! - .1 RIPPLING THE EVENING HERALD " i " t ' "" ' ' ' " An Independent Newspaper, 'l r J n. Ilornlbrook V..I........V.. , IN. Gnrnat Basmusoo ...... Business OiIee TilepioDt Editorial Boon " Tekphonl . i .. . . . v t i I ...... ...... Qt$'X4XU '4? !f j MtA - j.tl 4Mv VmVM.VaJI Tiln Uwald building, 60 ftoutb Flwt West atreet, Prove, Ctah, Saturday, tnd Sunday mornings eHwre try carrier la "- view, vinFyara, otjio, rrou umi, l(uaae TatepUma W, Blainta t whatever nature abould be made at 4c s 1 1 f Enteral m aeeomi rmss matter at tna yoataiJiei in rniTo, mn. f .TKP.M8 OF SfBSCEIFOOK -- wf hit 'rcpt '"f 'J till ,.v,..w .'.. t .....U-ttf faar. U ibelHered by ' trt vnf . 1 ''AD .tat ' nail 4 per year, in advanea Utaa eonnty. per year, la adraoat la United tatea, ontalda t'Ua oaatf, I)fiH?ere(l bjr eerrti. jtlifUtered by Mail In -- j a ...j.... adrertlalng corf ttl eVlock. ..- . - ........... ...... tot the corrent - ant lean J- - - - W la ot tr 'w tU " - - Fast and Safe ' , , articli wndensed from automobllfc faBtest world's the Milton,, 'driver, and printed some time ago in Collier' weekly, should 'he ; of interest and value to the traveling public' ' at all times, ' f hrf written "1 6llowbjr-expert-advi- ' jSays Mr. Milton; f iA9a trni a infn ylir iiftaflaH! recklessness that vkUls. It .is the self ish, reckless or Ignorant '. I UIUCI , nim.it-- VllUb ,lfori""Tn:rs or , CXDK CAnryL Bt TAIL B.. wabmiauitja, DOME MALLOW i t: ... . s u rt- news- m, nu-j- 5 UK M'-gfjt-- gpiFrof 'ii.iMlM It Plead for Furbelows rf life-BaVi- hg juu lsll kinds who insists AiwitoidiBg on hi? technical rights to take your to get to th morgue fool. The Mbf-- t itJ Pdn't . . ..ii "rignt", unui ;rr riL" ine oiner feUowJets:you:.knowiin some way. that he recogntees the .c-- t. .. t n mva u tn vnu. tAke care of yourself and Uut him down as a fool. And don't try to outguess or. get in automobiles. They'U kill a wise man what-- a fool driver figures-e- ut because time, it. does !i. never jught to do, and the fool in . speeding up when a car passes 3. There is 'danger V'ou from behind. The road is no place for a race. Analysis thousands of accidents show that trying to head off one ufhe .'best of fools ( a'ise of - it-i- s f: said, and it is 6iuaUy:.true the. world not know how its Hying may affect the other half. "For instance the jlain dresses nowjworn by the feminine half is throwing out of employmeht, particularly in ParisTthou-Sarid- s of needlewomen who ih ih past have found occupation by making the fanCy;furbr!ow4 formerly worn. So great is their need that a movement has been started to restore the old ruffles, tucks, laces and ribbons to give theae women : Z ; T v, employment'" , The preseat forms of dress'ar (horbciitnforiable, mofe' sensible end more artistic by far than were the dresses mads of material twisted in various ways that formerly were the vogue: They may remain' in' vogue,' and they may br with the. more elaborate costumes."" The present are seldom dictates the cause of desirable from a common-sens- e seldom dictates the freedom of action.' ' But common-sens- e at present have- - reached auch n-cx the sty tremejpt scantiness that the natural swing backward of thi pendulum may bring about, the more elaborate garments. But if milady doel not desire the lamented mils and trimmings, all thkiildta that can be made probably will have no lives, " . les.r-Costum- , 4- OFTEN MISSPELLED: starterf- ,Citra abdve $401 -- All cars plalAly-.marke- , ; SEE THESE DAILY LESSONS .IN ENGLISH By IF. L. Gordon Xoiehe se, - dr BJliGAlNfe -,- t lej-en- ma n PrpVo . 4advised by his environlie did so by' putting oa and ment,, bm ugnr-nnderwea- aa Firestohe w "chanji his physlclaa r, "Where ,!! are you-goin- FIRESTONE; Cord Uiv T, . my pretty g, t Sir," ahe said. way, my oad 33x4 : 30x5.7713alloon 7 3316.00 bit of news ? woman poisoned hnlr tonic- - asks $10,000. ; net'a brim, trim. . .' . . by Two carmliie llpa ' bon-- andltralinklea ' my me!. . - " ' -' .......... . , TH go." fT -- , lt FabricSV$:Scfg CL --30- x5.77 I showed her a time and blew The British monopoly In rubber ITZTLTJt -" B? aTe me may yet grow so- - serious-tha- t AmA" the " gate. erlcan men will have to fasten their And I realized- - then that rdswal-lowe- d socks up with library paste. her bail! So 15. 31.00 Balloon , . . . 235 ' 33x6.00 Balloon 24.75 , All other sizes proportionately low - eager3Ye ,have long i that suspected . "lysaidr. many a politician who claims that She daintily smiled and answered, he bears his country calling, la a) ventriloquist, i- - Ballooafr:li:95 w pretty mold, Come dine now with i i 30x3y2 CI. Cord . 8.95 s 30x312 Gl. Cord (Oversize) v. . 9.95 32x4 S. S. Cord, .17.65 ' 29x440 tricks with fate." ho 'hangs himself dies a5?lHa1'.-Si:V---i "But why fish for suckers, of his own free will and a cord. Firistone-Bui- j 30x3 These, If you please, Sir, are the St. Louis man. of 23 had, four baft wives. Trobably one of these con That makes the 'rich sucker play genial fellows who can't sav "No." A man ikii . OLDEIELD - , i 15.25 Dalld6TreT;32.55 a Here's a Son Francisco S;S; Cord 29x4.40 Balloon 31x5.25 Balloon . . . . 1 said.- '.'"2125 23.25 ; 24.25 J2x4SiCord . 'Two talking eyes 'neath my , $12.75 3ix?S.istJord is this?" Who mentioned water?" replied the -..... Jade, you " want to feat a sandwich ; without having a' woman say, ITm looking for suckers, Sir," she .said.. r Chnme.a.blte,T',don'i - .I'M- ii- I j . c.S.Iwhat-lyonr halt then, my "Ijjtest fad for snappy dressers Is ('And. two bella, tioth belne worn iust pretty maidr atwne where one Bhould be used. "My face and my figure Sir," she . rds Gum-Dippe- d the low trices: THE FISHER LA6S Thmaloowater there, What jest hnir-rnisin- '.?'--S;;provo,Uta- h- . prettyfniss -- - Phohe279': . - 'I'm going But bLccpm. ' BRIMHALL BROTHERS . it Tire Merchants nt th One of the hard things about girls are about" the same as ever, farming, opines Ray Loveless Is oniy they come out a little further. the temptation-4quit and go fishing with the worms you dig T -- 1 a' 7 ' "There Is far too much rouge on four Hps dear." I ,NWrA0rrCHA'1tNir4,T' OO? i "Oh, well, mother,' the evening I 11 II.... UAIr Ai Is young 1 ' Phone 2C0 . , ;T, 't -- 223 W. Center I s Jut Our Bu William W&y . . w - ovwoioa - - . s -: , ( -- es is t-- ; neji, yonng reuer, aon't .yoa need a crank If you ain't a self- - one-hal- - s, v ,20 off : i . :'.'. fejs 'iff . .! : VcVil.lfe off 4L Cars to $175 Cars $176 to $400 1- - to go I" The young chap a he put on hit said very loudly and overcoat, "lour' fathera a crank." angrily Then the bid man yelled dowa . .. again. ' doj& StNONIMS : happiness, joy, conJ; ' 4. Getyour car entirely off the Toad, if possible when tentment, gladness, - pleasure, en of driving well be as ktftppingr When we learn the "inside? We ate as roadsides joynent, ecstasy, felicity. hfearful of cars that are standing by the WORt) STCDX; "Use a word fill the death- traps of the road the 'r Of maniacs. speeding jf three times and it is jronrs.? Let tts ijufergED: often deadliest.--Chan-g r:wonpsi th nf of one toad the standing in a la Don't "she has been to school." Increase onr vocabulary, by mastera iirnW ilfl.nirerous nroceedinir. StODDinu This say is a colloquial expression, hut ing one- - word each day : Today's of to'en o talk to a pedestflailr while seeking directions, is a cause at" is correct word: PROFUSE ; 'excessive, copl. MISPRONOUNCED J ous, overflowing; :Wdly accidents, Pull off the road, if you must stop. OFTEN "The profuse loss and both of blood had produced a State of nn-- j 'send, Pronounce 5. Consider "as a possible death trap every overloaded "a as in "men' Is r. tmifir Viflt tftWpn f ha middla of the road. it . ! conscionsness. preferred. . c.,,, r : -Coflsidei-as-a possible death trap etery roadside re (reshment stand or filling station where, cars stop in thf -these points. ''adKillmg affrm6Hit' h , 7. Worn front tires render art automobile as dangeroui Blow-outrecoras snow, am umy k a mad dog. ' 1 ' Iriver but others. ; oro'-nn- t unlduft hold will thev your wf ,:ar on any hiir your car can climb. You and I who do nbt uc uwi wuu wwu reep our oranes in oraer are luucia. vant to deserve being thrown into jail as a reckless potential ciller must to the pains of keeping his bralrerjadjusted...- oraae n me eHKw:,. .V hat's more, buy a car tnat you can without hurting the engine parts. Automobile ertgineers say hat most cars arer made, these days, so that rbraking on ,he engine" does no injury. Continue the Ignition while .' , vou're "engine braking." ' is dangerous i 9. Tbo much play in your steering-whee- l me ha3 to whirl it halfway around to get results,. Thai deadly. in that car is deadlyheought toknow-he'nan ' 10. Here's a fellow with a spotlight on his Car.. It isn't in tl tefUida' Jhe car, but In the middle or perhaps even jn the 'right side where he can easily reach it with his right land. It would be better to arrest thlslnan how than to rreirt him after he har killed some n&: His spotlight, at hit him. . iight11.actually JnyJtjBSoncominxirafficti? e Here's another killer the overloaded! :trucj. it one mania that the Speed driving knowledge" tells armless. compared with this slow, lumbering ' overloaded ruck lit the first place, it is practically brakeless. Ar Werwcight of half a ton retiders the brakes'1 almost useless. driver, with uselss brakes is Kke a man hi a towd witl I bomb in his pocket.:-What'- s more, if the truck sticks to :he middle of the road,, it is a veritable death trap; forcing ivery car that comes up from behind to fac oncoming traffic, 21. The fellow who passes you recklessly from, tehind !s a killer. He makes a bet with himself that if he tneetf n oncoming-came nne win open ana ler .ntm m again, ' i 'he mail who driven or bets like this is a menade. ' : 13KppD your' car locked arid out of the hahds of in- (ompetent drivers Tens- of thousands 'of ., cars are stolen-(and left at the curbside after the cry. year. Car thieves ide is Qvor.. Thousands are killed by Don't blame them alone. " What ways,' nnn who owns the car? Did he have a. lock oil the "ret OlnJf.nN 1 Lihatldjiakgtheftclm Sor he you crook your elbow upwArd and pointyour f.finger fewardWright.? To stefTyOtf hold OUt yourphftnd with thepalm fdrward- ,- To tell a man beh ndroU totJfl9S i. wnrHiv. i Thftfa all nd nouirni mi i n m w i MitteW when signal, maKe. a reaj signal out But you re tryyou Remember, ' gesture. Mffvpaigglenty of time. ahead. Your there's behind that danger someone jng to tell aa raU- :a?tml is iiist as imcortant and just as TAKE your rights; wait for the VJfefm .10 you. , i iw nther feEoauto to'beiolq undcrUhese ...r" , u-- -- f Uurn to the right All used cars terms:, - Un-le- ss ;iarn fellow know a n - th'rESEzB Mr IT Ulil , --- hiHffhts. r3 minx exsmination la ' Ihron -- : l a,, , WS&Q - : - ,t b?pm c:toi m8Y,oa,YtB seize your hb At a CAT jrttha eidentseausy their emrfnes.- fiftierlLstali i ., SPECIAL i - ilinnewl, ..the ,followlu atrangest dally dettuitloB My barber lets, his whiskers grow until they, spoil his IV world'a per, fcaa temporarily ceened rinb- - wag iveii to anatomy) "Anatomy la face; but If miss a shave or so he thinks .it a dispace. nratloB Here with a aigh of relfef. Ithe human, body .nklt-- wmaiirta ".You can't afford to walk the stmt," he says, "with beard yt It ja ; tne uauy locgpeMionai three head, the tad elite wouU if and rank be with a the Mprout, you; classy Record. 6na of the largest, most rer- - the rtumiulck. The headchlat, scout." The man who ihinea my costly shoes has never, boae and least read publications la nte eyes and the brain, If contain any: the shifted his own; they show up sundry, dingy hues, from the world. It Is financed by thaj chlat onUlna the lungs and ple brindled gray to roan. He often tells me as he toils that un--' (UTrrnuiriu nm juurnai vi uie HTPT Whined shoes art bad; a shabby set of footwear spoils the Inss of Congress, but la the coarse, to- the'boweis, of which there art looks' of anyiad. "You may be clad iri rich attire I hear of a year It pubBshea eTeTytbihf Ove 1 O..H, and.aometitm-1 ? v him more oft assert, "you may have diamonds on your jyrt from the Btbat complicated inverted w and ; and more upon your shirt; you may have silk upon your fldudarx income tax' payment pro rlslon to the poetry of members of Daddy Jhe"Whaf ad ihla noise trunk, and satin on your arm, but if y6ur shoes are look- -l the , '; abost tot punk you. are; a false alarm "r The most of this is i It House. yeu ;jfottog rascal? has more editors than any other doubtless true; and'ai'I paid his price, I've sometimes- Joornal uttte Joa "WU, mothr laid If to be exact. , Ml asked him, J'Why don't you adopt your sage advice ?The Each Senator and Congressman t kept4oji;5!ryln:. 4 tea mousf man, who presses coats and vesta and all wool pantaloons, reads TOpy mpon his own stories.-He with big green yes could come and 7.discourses wisely to his guests on idle afternoon. not only famishes his material but alt on iha end of my jbedi' U'veTtept your trousers have a crease, as all good trousers ICtfes the editorial Judge who cor on, but it hasn't eoine let" ; "T should, youan't convince the town police that you are rects It-- '.; You Se Special stenographers - any good., may havr yachta thai sail the leas, a roll line: rial torv ttt the vlHage hurel you can't exhaust, but if your pants have baggy knees, bata of both hpusea as it occurs 'and took the minister to task at the close Icta t the ma terial to typUts; Jo JouJine up as a frost.".: And while hi hands ua his har dbrierel8hC-TrREirulths. inornlag aervk. i8 mlnules This unpressed . gar- after a Senator has "rou toldf toe thej had a Ixe angue, thaflki3ke16gic straight concluded a choir ments on him hahg like burlap on a gte.'i.iThiis,ithtM it .here. ! Why, they're ail men." Is the to his speech, copy brought is wildly well we all go hunting pelf ;;the man'Vtholia sir, I kBoW that But it's Ten, dek and he corrects It The eor- - some goods to sell won't sell them to himselt;r..-the aame. Seme of 'm mlxedjyt rections include deletions of thought ran iag and some of 'em cant" la the heet'of debate jwblch spoken nry"Tnrthe owner, has ho more right to leave his car unlocked on the ffff"hoT"senT"Trte young, chap called a girl and record of the procaedlnga, too late, so her dad yelled street than he would have to leave ii loaded shotgun on the official stayed also Include additions, very down They from his bedroom: - " sidewalk in front of his house.';-T- ji often containing material not men ""Time to go, young feller I Time 14. It's ;a good thing to : rememberthat- - many grade tioned in debate. out of every 10Q mty year. 9(s "trpnrs sflV theeasualty insuriice men, hd eressing .. 1 .OFFICE the satlNfied at all with what he has " iSirouna oil graves in Ajnerjtitj ueicnvcu uc., wumtu "'V.'-M; v:r 15. Remember. It isn't the incompetent driver, who Is said and may withhold It for several .tiren gather and look down upon the casketi of 62 Amencni the most dangerous,, The competent driver who is selfish. days to have It printed later In the automobiles " ' r who have been killed by Borne of the 16,000,000 cruel, heartless and reckless is the danger of the road.; .The appendix. ; - !;" The An the land. role requires that the speeches man or woman woo is seiush and heartless In everyday life be sanctioned by those who The thing is t$ learn to know a algn of doesn't lose that character at the , driver's wheel Instead, must make them and returned to the gov do this jrou must tise he or she has a to one. In order you-see out when of weapon and selfishness which, fdanper killing ernmeftt printibg office by 10 p. in. Jour brains. There is an "inside" of driyiflf just aS ther Is disregard for the rights of others, he or She may use as an each day, For the. Congreseiotial ; -! of .ataugnter-:!;baseball; instrument, rr.v tui J'insidecf edition dally Rewd;has ; f is ignorance that causes' automdbiw slatightern We and only oneottlytm& 4 ". i I'm an automobilist who wftiitl to beloni to set time for going to must--learn US we to how to keep can and use the automobile without preSSi .-r: ...;....;r killers. So are you. Therejtre seyeral pointers for danger to ourselves and without taking the lives of .others. " "As Cdngresa adonrned th6 ecord 'lit' mind mosuspended publlfatlon - nntil -- next ll your signals and make them carefully.. Four November when Iwtb houseawlH the signa,-To turivto Collier's I like the tions are enough. ' reconvene. a nil tmint in that direction. TO Vorld-do-es not4tnow-how-th- e One-half4other- - half l-- V ..77: - are in accident Jl.j: m i ...;.,;.. '....'............. .c.. V - MEMBER NEW8PAPEB EYTEIiPBISB ASSOCIATION MEMBER UNITED KUaa AiaOCUTlQa 4ff j- -- EMM u r I--i, a S60 BRiMCr AT OOCr AC?0Or4' . CORUWUr4S? "MERE VMiUEOU; rM. 6H0W IS a ITIM l siFr t. J llnliirii nNHU1 r-- u "fHitslK ll bl m ii m wrf; I y.Ty ' v a , m yet.H - GO' iJ KICK DM -x VXJ- su fg?flr7 ' . 1 --i Isn't it awful when ' you're trying to put across an idea and Just can't think, of the right alang! : Th landKhark threatens to evict the alligator Trora FldrRla. : 'f ' 1 , The single man sel(ToTif hhs a butto- his shirt Elmer flingleton lays, some married men seldom have shirt to put one on. 1 n-oa i cOMMm& HI Kenneth Johnson says, a man's Idea jif dressing for dinner is pull: ing down his Test - U' II - 1 'HI . -" . A lot of nice, sidndly oil derricks nlust look awfully tempting to a tornado, muses James H. Kirk. ' -- -- "In-,;Id- ; Love of money Is the root of all evil, but says Dan Lockhart it keeps ns all working. i " h AUTO TOPS AND CURTAINS Upholstering and geat Covering, V. BEKT UANDLEY t. i Into Tops and General 88 i .!:A::lfte.-;fttl'.- :. R :, u CV n t I'll - - " . W lv I H - -V--Y - nlWISSIiW -t- - B BlaeksmlthlDg i 22 Snd V-f- Provo r PATE0NI2B - a drive-recklessl- , y. KID - it. --i OOOS ALlOWt. l . .' " "i. 'V' il'l - , il V ' " -- 'V ' i 'I'lfT ' . " - " . " WHO BTJPPORT TOUR ' HOMB TOvrJr PAPER FOR THET ARB THB MOST RELIABLH s joy-ride- r. TBI MERCHANTS I 1 AND PROGRESSITB ' - T T I 1 : .7 WDRiyE m I- iMM.mnMB - j |