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Show THE PROVO HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1921. THE PROVO HERALD KNO CKS Published by The Hermld Company, Provo, Utah. rV'ERY JiONDAY. jy'EDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. ..$3.60 Subscription price. the year, 30 Svorn Circulation cents the month AND JUST TALK 1688 . by the Provo. . AM atteroj Circulation A newspaper largely is what its makeit. It caa be a weakly, larely able to make both ends meet the paying of wages and In the purchas-- " thorcan more or it of paper, ing oughly "cover" its news area in report- ing, and can givethls news fs news to its readers. while It t Refingirieer .of the U. S.' Smelting ing company showed The Herald representative the completed ' plans, for the Provo shops and yards. Included in these plans were 'roundhouses up to Sixth South street, with miles' of sidings. At that time the chief engineer said tha the force of railroad workers here would be more than quadrupled as soon as financing were made poaslbleJa-New-Yorkr luaUe-good-Jxewspapet-4)- ne wayK newspaper circulating urges us 10 "use more rural paragraphs because they are excruciating funny." ; Not lonjTsInce, a correspondent asked as to not use them because they are not funny and there you are. It all depends npon the viewpoint. Painting a, . barn is news ln .Pisgah, Mo., yet it may be in this town. Wearing a black- - silk shirt with chiffon over It is news in this town, but one can' ' easily' understand how it ripple fibgah, Mo. And, as we said before mere you are. . r ... m. BUSTER and, perfume R. . and BROWN SHOE pairei First-clas- s Workffi, v 2 . REPAIRING 168 WEST CENTER ST. General BJacksmiihbjj Horseshoeing, Auto Spring, Why Worry If It's Broken? 363 W. Center St. . . See Provo, . ert . pri; A. - a KEMP Vulcanizing FIRST CLASS SHOE We PROVO SHOE REPAIRING CO, 127 N. Univ. Ave.- - Phone 418-- 7 thi 17th antirj tbtjMth gsSants of Lmidon btcam ful ' sddi3ed t fUiut and Svtttly sctnttd spirits um - tBjkar ghm tnd Ulu i. : 1 HUilUlil prf."" wtU .m Eepl J. WE SERVE THE PUBLIC AT GREATLY -- Tops and Seat Covers. ' Enamelers.. . Revariiishers. All ICinda of Top Repairs and Celluloid Work. fyinkltd tn their kmbkfs, m ftcias," . ... rn. . guarantee-our rnces reasons Die. worK. - -- absolutely Tire IL TBEPAIRINCr - BRIMHAU,BRoT ; Master Welder He'll Fix It. sor-phu- Ox-hea- d Keej TOR BETTER SHOir ; - Bill Evidently Took It to Heaven. car carrots, second 1 Bill Harmon won his case whir h . rots, second prize;prize; circulation means many readers, ana and then change Its .plans over night table beets, second It is unfortunate, perhaps, that the took to the HigJverjCouxLMercyiillB.i prize: horseradish, first Prize; rhu- map7readerij:annotbe haeLif the railroad barb.: first prize; 25 2 pounds sweet strike , threatcomes at this not worth and read paper is buying first prize; 10 pounds popcorn, corn, time!, unfortunate for business- - graduONE annot-counsert eaders; io "be second prize; ' hulless barley, first The Herald six months ago recog- ally crawling put of the slough of too careful in reading advertisements. prize; stock .popcorn, second stock dis For example, those from a contempor play, iirst pnzenew : rorage piani, nized that fact. At that time it had despondency, Tnd " unfortunate for rorsate-rrsecond-baBary - auto second - prizeT - ix stalks bropmeorn: wun new top." which sounds good first prize; six stalks popcorn, second vhich, as averages go, would Indi- uient of the railroad shops. But the enough until you buy it and find you prize ; six stalks sugar sorghum, first; cate about fourthousand readers for latter will come; of this rest assured. ) cannot come home on the top. i six stalks grain sorghum, second; sheaf flax, first; sheaf buckwheat, Those plans were not perfected to be ; , each Issue,- . "SMOKINa is so unfeminine.," says first; sheaf blue barley, first; sheaf ' tessed away a Mleir-tstle- . Immediately-after-T1Giia-;eiMary Garden, straining at a Swiss six roll, barley, second; sheaf winter larged; increased the amount of news, Bear in mind that at this particular watch and swallowing a tOuringr car. barley, second; shea orchard grass, first; sheaf sudan, first;, sheafjnillet, end gave It to readers while it was time railroads all over thecountry are of the supreme "tragedies of first; display farm and forage crops, InTfovoT lifeOXB fresh; adde(fpages" of "ehlertaTnmenT is when a woman, sticks herself second; sheaf alfalfa, first; sheaf dis men ' and transferring with and interest;, made the paper more at- discharging her own hatpin. We just can't play, second; stock display, first. tractive! by the addition of picture, others: That is merely a strike anti- stand it. We always have to'et out ' Lehi Edward Southwick, red ; winof her sight. G. Cox, ter wheat, second prize. fomic, and feature services, 21 The dote. white. second; wheat, macaroni, sprUg Herald's circulation began to grow. SUSIE V. POWEL "of Jackson, Mis- first. . Utah-Idah- o i bugar company, Today The TeralcTs circulation Is sissippi, is a "canning, expert. After sugar beet seed, first seeing Susie's picture, we1 don't mind above the seventeen hundred mark, Pleasant Grove Peter Jensen, larg be canned est and heaviest pumpkins, first prize. to, Still there are- - any who will not saying we should hate which' is, we believe, fully, fifty per - - .,. Joseph Sheel, golden Hubbard squash, ; Susie. eent greater Jhan that of any. other invest their savings : in government by second prize; Italian prunes, first " newspaper in Utah south and east of securities and who can not bring Andrew Anderson, Drumhead cabbage, Waiting. themselves to trust their money to the Serene, I fold my hands and wait, second. , Mrs. Jens P. Fugal, dahlias. Bait Lake. 7 t Nor at my fortunes fume and fret; Fugal Bros., threshed white spring care of banks. use law of the of savings Again making I have no fight with time and fate oats; first H. N. Swenson,. sheaf Their daya would be - filled . with averages newspapers have found apFor I shall get my "comings" yet white Russian oats, first - Edward proximately correct we find that today anxiety and they would worry so at Wadley, winter rye, first; blue barley, more than 6,800 persons read .The night that ther'cdnld scarcely get any I don't complain who crabbed my second. R. D. Wadley, winter barley, game, first; Muscat of Alexandria grapes, ; Herald. : sleep, and what little they did get Like others you have frequent first Bayard Allen, sheaf alfalfa, secIn other words, if you had. adver- would be filled with dreams' of finanond. J. D. Wadley, silo corn, first; found; , tised In The Herald seven months ago cial piratea descending upon ' their Ido but just the same, Wlckson prunes, first. Walter Brown, Italian' prunes, second. your advertisement wouTdhaveTeen funds or of trusted bank employes . I nix the stuff and stick around, Provo Michael Lloyd, Gibraltar seen by 4,000 pairs of eyes; today it is fleeing to Canada or South America It may be worn and second hand Andres Edwards, second. onions, with their precious possessions hidden Been by 6,800 persons. And worth about nine dollars net, Golden Tankard manglewurzles, sec' But still I stick,; y' understand? The more people who read your ad- in potato, sacks. ond. J.. P. Welch, alfalfa seed, first For I shall get my auto yet! James L. Meldrum, threshed Kofod vertisement the more prospective cusr Recently a man lost his straw hat, Man You Hit Sunday. wheat second.' Susanne Roberts, tomers you , appeal to. Soon The and with it ITS; which he had hidden Yellow Bellflower apples, first Wm. Herald "JSopea" io have ten' thousand unoer me sweaimmu, ne - nas now DR. SMART says that"wthe Ameri- IMitchell, . Spitzenburg apples, second. persons reading The Herald. You, Mr, probably lost aU faXth in a straw hat can woman, up - to - the presents-i- s Dan ThomasStaymaa W inesap apples God's best work." that third., Joseph Aston, Baldwin apples; Advertiser, may help The Herald to as ai aubstitute forV"savings bank. we want to endorse A'sentiment with hurrahs and second; Baldwin apples, third. Ekins, 75 Had been this man's liecome a better, and bigger paper, invested in much fenror in C. H. Poulson, spite of an occasional Anjou pears.-secon- d. with more readers, if you wi appor- registered governrnent securities be sarcastic reference to their kind that pes pack peaches, first. , Eugene occasionally creeps into this 'column Brereton, Black Hubbard squash, sec-- ' tion your advertising allotment upon would not have lost his savings! when we're tempted beyond our ond. R. W. Brereton, Fellenburg the 'number of. issues of the ; news Recently the newspapers told of a . strength. prunes, first; silver prunes, second; man in Greenwich, Conn,, who gave a papers per week. This does' not mean Pon seedling' prunes, first; Petite that you should increase your adver- - boy a pair of shoes to take out to be BILL HIKES says': iMebbe a nara- - prunes, second; beck pack prunes, but it does mean that It polished. He received back thejhoes, grapher Is prejudiced agan prize first; Wolf River apples, second; W. hissocks w. jfearmam apples, second; Aniou VI 'ha GWitttonriirA in nawonannii shTnlngTike a mirror, but the $2,000 f ighterspbut-'way-aowIU bet y he's jict tickled V death t' pears, third; Lawrence pears, eecond; had hidden in their toes were gone, know that jail the champeens cum from Winter Nellis pears, first ; Sheldon gfSUn Provoait Is elsewhere, if he business and the boy can not. remember who Ameriky somewheres. pears, second; .Duchess, first; Kiefer, first; best display of pears, first; best pon the basis oftosumbertsf4s?ues shined the shoes GEXERALLOUD has pack of pears, first; . white cling rer week of each newspa ManyWmen have a hibit of hiding oratory. . Check your ear gone into Mike Pietrafesa, peaches, second. at trumpets nder the parlor rug, or under the- door, (.. Thlsis the point; There can celery, second. Rocco Rita, green peprhich is the first place a be a daily newspaper in Provo if the pers, first J. F. Borgef Danish Bald-hea- d t cabbage-firsE. K. Farrer, Lore. Bird is divided upon urglur"WrtTwJien be enters a The advertising business, Pearl potatoes, first R. Gay, table cannot English sparrow UN sing, fifty-fiftheme.. basis of the, regardless His plumage is a shame, beets, first; manglewurzles, two "va- Ahd tber have Burhes-whether the newspaper is published husUer one'wtag-- 7 rrCTiesTlttSTFsweeFolaf half sugar manglewurzles, Ana gets there Just the same. first ence, twice, three time's, or six times cases of tarjaers who, would n Thomas Fielding, Jerusalem arti Enquirer. : a bank, concealing their money in a week. . .''''" chokes, first; State Mental hospital The day the merchants jof Provo will stoves and thinking how smart they The WfS3to?SA is called a nest. (Mr. Crockett), egg plant, first: Wln- dividtheir advertising business upon were until the day when their wives rnougn song" nlngstadh cabbage, iBecond; Red Rock boast; Prizetaker onions, the basis of number of issues " per decided to put .up some extra tomato He vs handsomebuph2ciks his best cabbage, second; A hen (playing squab on second. P and wtek The Herald will advance to the catsup started fires In the' old ' ' Denver, ftepubi Payson E. G. Breeze, milo maize. stoves. class with TO which T. H. D. .iegs us to ad telegraph daily newspaper E. Francom, . Everbearing But the great majority of the people this: news service and other features which second; "Pride of the " The little fly a no ornament; Market pomaps, second; Reed's ,Yel- distinguish the city dally from the are wise and InveBt their money in His crimes we mention--no- t! low. Dent corn, smwd. McBteth. town1 weekly. government savings securities or open Were he not here could you invent Marquis wheat, secon fA. uarper, accounts in savings banks. As a re A better bird to swat? Iowa Silver JRlttz. tb pn, Geo. " Sadler, Sprraf Lair Weathe2 sult, savings bank deposits show You . NUT great increase year by year. The peo- Southernparties are all the rage in onions, first; Whltef gian. cattle society, the dispatches in- rois, iirst v;' if you registered at either of the ple who do this get"' something far form us. And in Northern politics, Salem-r-Fr- ed Bm Blue Victor safer than sugar bowls; hat bands, too, results tniorm us. potatoes, second. Soren Christensen registration dap you need read no Idaho Kurals potatoes, second. I. R bands, Btoves, parlor rugs, and Inside But if you didn't ' The Search. Pierce, watermelons, first. What would you do if some power pockets, and they get interest for the Without beneath, the Justrous Spanish Fork Jos. F. Sklnne. Rural day use of their money. forbid your voting? . nd blossomed Newnot potatoes, first C. M. Rob By many a bowered way beets, first Wm. Warner, You'd start a revolution, i wouldn't ertssugr I sought, with unavailing stress. w. v ureenlng apples .second. .'t'"1.. :: you! 0:;E DAY RED CROSS DRIVE For happiness. Sprtagvllle John Bissell, largest if somebody told you that you could auu ucavicai iieiu equaaa, IIISU tat, v MWhen skies leaned lowering overhead Brown, York Imperial apples, first not vote you'd fight! "There will be a one-da- y Red Came one with visage graveyho You'd fight for the right to vote., said, . i. . . . i Cross drive, jn .Provo and throughout iu BTcr .iuou j . Win, PNEUMONIA CAUSES DEATH my searcn WOUiasi ' But you need not fight for that right the United States," said Edgar Mo- uook tnou within J'; - 1 . All you need do is to register. bunion scoiiard jn .N. T. Herald. .SPANISH-4 FORK. Oct 19. Mrs Arthur, who, with Bishop J. A. Buttle The next registration: day, la Tues- returned last week ' janex: cronin, a lifelong resident of fronthe Red Cross A Woman Representative. ' . this city, died Saturday night at her .' day, November I.conference at coiumous, o. The Venus' of Milo' protested. ; home after an illness, of two weeks It yoa didn't vote at the last municine anve win oe conducted on "I am disqualified for the disarms from pneumonia and heart trouble ment conference," she cried. N. Y Mrs. Cronln had been in nnor health pal fclectlonj twoFears ago, or Jf you Armistice day, November 11," Mr. Herald. voted then,' but, since have changed ffor many years, bujt few of her friends continued. "National officers your residence, you must register for of the Red Cross believe the one day f Mrs. Croiftn was the daUfthtekoE'Mr the coming election. will put it over, and all plans are OWEN EVERYBODY and Mrs. Albert Malcolm, who were . Tuesday, November 1, is the day. being prepared to do it with a one-daamong the first settlers of Spanish effort as far as the general nubile Is Fork. She waa born here about sixty- s concerned. two years ago and made Lay-Of- f 'But the work preliminary to the Two tree times now l read how her home here. 2 2 2 J drive will take up considerable time. desa Chamber for da Commeree hes Mrs. Cronin Is, survived by three will gona aska everee body, for maka Ja sisters, all residents of Spanish Fork, Some few persons have viewed with In Utah county organizations have to be effected in every town. We street and da yard all pice a tlean. I airs. a. A. utwis. Lure, .p.nrantfrit c:,- - m the laying off of men at the rail-rou- d shall start on this immediately, jroba- - tink des a good suggest arite. arite. Green and Wrs.Alice Themas.flMrs. to fear the oiy Dr yards.' They profess ginning in me norinern part ana but desa town guy hes agona jsay I no I. P. Snell, wife of Mayor SnelL is her dissolution of Provo's dream of rail coming southward. Organization work lika da clean up Just alia same lika niece." U il road leadership. Their fears are as it is done will be. explained through da lettle kid 'when hea( gona geta da LIQUOR" the newspapers. clean up for go to da 'church.' Now SENtInCED ON , CHARGe , , tronndless. . "It may be difficult to put Mr Cham. I lika maka da .lettle sug Between the lines a r&reful observer over the drive now than in former gest ef desa guya no cleana bp da 'J. N. Reynolds of Sftlf Lake:"Mondi4V notices that the anticipated railroad years, for then we had the war fresh place like were gonna ask hem, we do was sentenced byJuaee James;,"a ttrikR btnys an imoortant nart It ha In our minds. Still, one must remem- justa like we do weth da lettle ked Tuckef to pay a Knerot J299 or sfrve ber Is not only a maka hem be da clean anyhow so desa ninety days in the county Jail forthe bf en the rai'oad habit for years to war that the Red Cross It functions in be da nice clean town forveree-bod- y illicit sale of intoxicatWfe liquors. organization. (In lure ?n in nding. or threatened times of peace, too. ' Always, in some place . Wat you sayT default 'jof the' fine, Rfeinolds , ,. was ll strike sV.h wholesale discharges and part of the world there is great suf in the County Jail. placed Ay . - M ' ' Vis fro: i one shop to another. tenng, lammes, wrecks, destruction! Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Deniin of of property and life. It is then that Elberta. are spending a, few days in Miss Lillian Knudsei of Leh! was 8' Zj s than a bioiith ego the chief en- Red Cross is most needed." Trovo with Mr. aand Mrs-- . S. S. Jones. Week end guest of Miss lone Huistl. . , You uruiiur REPAIRING DEPT A. D. 16 JO in-th- ; V - Old Thing Made New "Paint The citizens named below are most of th exhibitors who helped Utah county win the. grand prize of a silver loving cup, offered by the Utah State fair, to the county receiving the greatest number of first prize awards in. the, agricultural and horticultural ' departments. Utah county led the lit of all other e state with 62 first counties prizes and 49 second prizes. ,f- Alpine F. H. llames. Early ""Hose potations," ' first prize; ' citrons, first prize. American Fork-AlbMott, cucumbers,' second yellow crookrieck summer "squash, first prize' Henry " pSteele, irrigated Turkey red wheat, second prize. W. B. Smith, sugar second, prize. X." Loyeritlge,' spring Highlaml.-- i . . rye, first prizeA L. Bunnell, Burbank Lakeview-Russett potatuf s." first prize; Ever' ett potatoes, first prize"; Early Eureka potatoe s,- - second pri ise ; - e w eet iw i. i ,i i ; i i. UUIUIIIII I!UJUII - ; rtile we are In, the midst 'of tbe'subjpct, whatever beTtfrPrev- HeraJdhas the largest circulation of any news came of tbe man who paper published in Utah .south and east of Salt Lake City. used to mark it in the atlas always The Provo Gerald's circulation is, we believe, FIFTY PER '' the map changes? CENT GREATER than that of other in every jime any WIIiKERS Utah CouXy Citiien Exhibit at State ' i . Fair. 6 OS TS B Entered as second class mall matter June 6, 1911, jtt the postoXfice, . ' Provo, Utah, under Jhe act of March J, 1879. PRIZE FAIR y Auta-Painting,-A- :. MIL REDOCQi" Fti.;. -- )"J PROVO AUTO TOP & PAINT COMPANY All Work Guaranteed. E. W. Jamison. 432 W. Center, G. T. Lisonbee. S. Cr. Carter. Phone 138 ' -X STOP . Sugar Bowl Banks -- I If COMPANY jy1 jV two-bultt- ' . ity . 1 signed and tailored in " PsfewYorlL the metro POLs-ft5?5- Sttrv. ance , - of -- smartness and . distinc-- 4 tion demanded by the young men of today. . e exchatg; v ru rn h .rvt.i.oia 6 Btaapkirtmfir young tUI: mm had-alwav- you ' PDRJLEY shoes. Clothes ' . NOTICE, CAR OWNERS! Loose and squeaky wheila tightened; split felloes replac aa Jonas of bodies made to order; all kinds ; of . wheel and body repairing; all work uar- anteed. DANIELS AUTO WIIEEE AND BODY SHOP 416, W. Center. , Provtf, Utah, .. 'M Phone 110 W. Center. 53. en jJfice icitize; 2 - . J. L,. aya fj ft . m .nnt ..1 J 1 1IU1CO with Mr. r.ak'p - 1 arrer. and Principal Place Utah.. that t flee la hereby . glen V A IrrftOrt V or tne dob ininc syndicate wium 'I i .... mi, an ner thousand shares tha mimtandinK capital e corporation.J'payable lmmeo, t omul ctoin ... 1aJfV wvw- -. secretary, tf. stock on which this mh invremain on i M unpaid ment may October 27. 1921. will be and advertised for sale t :i tion; and unless payment0mct o fore will be sold at the ser, 0 ri. f, ; 0 you mean ma GLASS CO. Mining by repairing ECONOMY SHOE SHOP 403 West Center. io Assessment money to ;tehea3 'ected ' vJthe your old - to h e Joint PROVO PAINT AD We can save IL' sweorr .to reck b'or. !irst WHY WORRY? Mc-Arth- a this c aging leaks.. We have paint good paint for every kind of use. Buy here and be assured of dependable merchandise and rename ice. Ask (or a. color card. Get our advice. . ii . . . i a neiHureu. Tali IS Specialty. 2 All Work Cnarntaa4 Offiie with Whipple Electric Suply weei Mr vo, ji w. center. phone 30. -- c .ration: increte and dauber, Robert Crosby -returned home, have Evely I weeB a1 fpsndiVg the past sta of Mrs. urosDji Fielding ' the lwho M m you paint your home, forget 'that it jotto1 roof.No part ef your houseMi open. Xq the ravages of un the Rtnrm. Paint will keep ahinelea from curling up from nh pulling loose will- prevent WHEN Mri w. th this e "lion. COMPANY Phone 399. PROVOTYP rttfnrrT?n Mt9A.U Aft s of I iubbec t activii Prompt Service. Twenty years of knowing how Jti. Makes pisen leader now. F. H. OLSEN BICYCLE SUPPLY CO. 330 W. Center St., Provo, Utah, e Sell Rebuilt Bicycles in All Parts df the Intermountain Country. N and Second-han- d Bikes. Rent Bicycles. wrkmanship,they add that clement of i americi - - II In Vtlm 'II U II LLI . correancJ4 Tq the finest of mate- naiapa tne most care-fi- J I - - " V : y Als wen I that t! 'M Everything Repaired. of the wearer. bi 'establis SINGER SEWING MACHINE fed-Xin- " $ Aiecnanics. FASHIONS in men's dotWngalwaysrcflect the thought and g of,the times, The fancy costume of the 17th century truly ex pressed the personal- Register? -- " Hhe I the d All Makes of SEWING MACHINES Cleaned and Repaid byiExpert styles express ; The opular Cortltf What alP fur-the- r. . Ap plain Hot Pockets. . . itsgrea Bookcases, Store Built-in Kitchen Cup Fixtures, All Kinds of Cabi board, and net Work. Furniture Repaired S. W. PETERSON Phone 544J. 335 W. Center. THE BL1TON: model, y ,i ped Colonades, - - ientual jssive dvertisedlvmeilr - social a PROVO TAILORING CO. We guarantee to make your old clothes look like new. ' Phone 475. We Call and Deliver. mn Did thewli Tabernacle. Provo, Utah. . 208 W. Center St. Phone 674. We Call For and Deliver Free. - J. secAr Just South of 29 Shops. -- . v Throwing Away Old Tires. t Bring Them to v PROVO RUBBER SALES CO Owing to the reduced cost of :1 For Repairs and -materials, efc., we are able to Gates Half Sole .Tires Whil make substantial woW ! ; Phone 649. 2 2 222 very lJ y tions in our selling prices. p iuwv i . When it comes, to quality of Gro workmanship in repainng shoes A very fine variety from we have no competition. Every which to make selection. one of job we handle is absolutely aedthe , guaranteed. thus" ROYAL ,SHOE REPAIRING 'WORKS get-sore- tWJJ: ! company,- - No, North . - JO Holbrook atBDuef University Saturday;(N 19.mi.topayttevdeUnat.e -,f ment, logewer Provo. Utah.' , (First publicatloa 192' "i. 26, publication Oct ; r k. Li. lirf i |