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Show THE PROVO HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1922, ROAD COuDS liiilTY TAXPAYERS TO ARE SUREST SIGN uF B. Y. U. Special Prices BOliD DECIDE THIS MONTH ON EVERY STYLE OF PHOTO WE MAKE QUESTION PROGRESS Editor Provo Herald: Accepting your invitation to discuss tl.e roads ard public building probthat the lems, permit me to point out nrnHnrtnir hard t:!1ies is overproduction In, some iteld3 of lmiiian endeavor and under develop in others.: It therefore follows if activities are, increased in the tnat things we lack most a balance will be reached resulting in better business (ii for all lines. Shallow thinkine . leads to absurd deductions. "Saving money by not spending money '' is a tallacy on its face. Money is only a measure of value and a medium of exchange. The harder times are tor tne separate units of society the more effort should be put forth by society itself to in- crease me activities oi we wnoie, inu evenng out conditions so that a farier distribution o property results. A simple example of this reasoning k our own situation: Hundreds of citizens are out o employment, hence are an expense instead of an asset to If the "roads are built and society. the public buildings erected during such a time, then the whole communis making the same headway that ity . .t . i. tne larmer aoes wno seizes upon tne rehis to paint wagons, rainy days pair his fences, etc. Aside from this immediate benefit we must not lose sight of the fact tnat roaa ouuaing is me very uest in restment any community can possi bly make, for transportation and intercommunication is the key to all highly developed civilization. Every dollar saved by better roads is that much wealth added to the whole com - munitv. I Editor Provo Herald: I observe that you have opened the columns of your paper Xo an expression of opinion on public Improve ments. This is commendable if those giving their opinions will give real facts, and base their opinions upon Bald facU . It is my opinion, that as far as possible and consistent with reason, employment avenues should be opened this spring, but in order to do so, I do not believe that the taxpayer should be deceived Into the belief that this can be done without expense to themselves. I believe that the lack of trust today of th txapayer is because of the fact that he has been led too often to eblieve that improvements could be made and the other fellow pay the We desire to dispose of our present stock of mounts, etc., to make room for our new moving picture camera which we will install in the near future. This gives you 60 to 100 eposures to choose from. Choose the ones you like best and have them printed any size you desire. We intend to give Provo the best equipped studio in the state better pictures for which means les3 money. Saunders Stadlio UP STAIRS - 44 WEST CENTER bill. The government has made an appro priation of a certain sum of money (175.000,000). for assistance in hard- surface road building throughout the United States. Of the sum total appro priated, less than one million will come to the state of Utah. This mil lion dollars Is to be apportioned to the various counties of the state, Utah county being promised her share of the amount From the best information I can obtain, Utah county may receive from $105,000 to $110,000 of this money, and if the same is expended on projects already begun it must be on a basis of Utah county being in the class, while that of new projects on the basis of but we must bear in mind that the sum total we may receive' is about $110,000. Now how much of the taxpayers money can be matched with the government money? Only about $35,000 at the three-to-on- e basis, The sum of and $100,000 at the $109,000 is still In the road fund, therefore there is no occasion to raise taxes in order to match the government money, but if the present pro- grain is carried out It will cost the tax payer 1300,000 addition or more. By bonding this could.be distributed over several years. Now if the taxpayers desire these improvements, which no one would question? but that they must pay the bill, and let us not deceive them with empty air promises that the govern ment or someoLe else is going to pay s of the bill. all or DON W. CONOVER. 50-5- THE VALENTINE SHE WILL APPRECIATE Put yourself "in right" with the girl you like best your mother, or friend by wife, sweetheart MOST j. flowers or potted plants, i See our roses, sweet peas, daffo dils, violets, carnations and othet choice Valentine flowers. Delivered . anywhere by messenger or telegraph. Ladies Floral 230 West Center. Phone 466. - Provof Utah. 1 Notice! 1 i'r CURTIS, Neb., Feb. 13. A representative of Kelsey's Universal agency will call on you some day soon demonstrating the Universal Cleaner, a new AMERICAN ACE IN LEGION product that cleans, preserves OMAHA, Neb., Feb. and prolongs the life of the Eddie RIckenbacker, famous American "ace" in the world war, has filed ap nhonwrranh records. This is a plication for - membership In the 13.-ap- 2. tain Dmnha rhnntpr nf tha American at present an auto- Legion.Although Ittfll. I mount! mauuiticiurer lu T,AU ueiruii, juhui., I home product, manufactured at Salt Lake City. Captain Rlckenbacker's petition says he regards Omaha as his home. KELSEY'S UNIVERSAL 1 1 A MATET ARE YOU A MERE SCHOOL AGENCY In a small town in Illinois there lives General Agents Office and Household r who manages to Supplies and Advertising Specialties. a man of seventy-founncort himself by haullnx coal and e 208 East 8th South, outfit He kindling with his Salt Lake City, Utah. has never bad the means nor ambition to buy a dray. The old horse and the rickety wagon are his limit. Seated on an empty drygoods box, he is content to drawl out the account of his early days. "Ye DID PAIN DISTURB see, me an' Bill McKinley used t' go t' school together back In Trumbei counYOUR ty. He wasn't so very bright, jist an' ord'narv chap. Lots o' times I've beat him in 'rithmetlc an 'spellin'." pain and torture of These two boys had the same start. can be quickly relieved What was there to nrevent Edward by an application of Sloan's Liniment. It brings warmth, ease and Johnson being Secretary of State when comfort and lets you sleep soundly. William McKinley was president? What caused the one to forge ahead Always have a bottle handy and and the other to lag behind? Simply apply when you feel the first twinge. It penetrates without rubbing. this: One studied and utilized his It's splendid to take the pain out of spare time; the other wasted his. tired, aching muscles, sprains and What are you doing with yours? strains, stiff joints, rnd lame backs. Better start now! Open an account For forty years pain's enemy. Ask with the Spare Time Savings Bank of your neighbor. international correspondence the At til druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40. Schools. J. F. Fechser. Representa tive, 371 N. Fourth West, Provo. Ad vertisement. one-hors- SLEEP? THE liniment SAVE In China all land belongs to the state, and a trifling sum per acre, scarcely altered through long Is paid as rent. M6NEYBUY FOR CASFT Phone 446. West Center. WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 18, 1922. 10 lbs. Broken Rice 10 lbs. 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The movement was discussed Friday morning by Professors John C. Sweuson and Alice Reynolds before the student body gathering in College hall. Professor Swenson spoke of the services rendered by Woodrow Wilson in the interest of peace and humanity. The achievements of President Wilson were compared with those of Washington and Li n col u. Professor Swenson believed It was fitting that Wilson should be classed with his illustrious predecessors. Professor Reynolds explained that a fund of one million dollars was to be raised by popular subscription, to .be known as the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, the Interest of which would be devoted to making awards to individuals or groups of individuals for meritorious service to democracy, pub lic welfare, liberal thought, or peace with justice. v The movement received the hearty endorsement of President Ray Olpln and Editor of "Y News' Glen- - Hubbard, representing the student body. cen-turie- SAMUEL KOPP ttet ft lip UNEARTHED What is be lieved to be the largest fossil ever dis covered In America has been partly un earthed on tne farm of John Corte near Lore. Scientists from Denver university, who came here to examine the find, say the fossil Is a mammoth, which probably lived 250,000 years ago. The bones are well preserved. S. Educa- tional Institution. MOTHER TO KEEP SON, ABANDONS HER SMOKING 1 F08SIL University The Y. E. 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