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Show -- w-,." 'V . I - 1 i . . ,.r, r f ... 5T".; ": . IV ill THE HERALD-- U. . a '., : ' , .rr': -- ' - ,. . If ALL. COINTINUES' s J 1 EXT' WEEK IN - j . , y A number of bur customers Bayer equested that we hold open, the and Premiums offer all next week. So many of them were unable to get tb our stores on account of visitors in their homes for Steel Week i Remember $10.00 Delivers any Universal Range to Yaur home and you Have 12 months to pay the balance . i aJMW.lla."."""""",.""" : Tn -- Parade Ladles' Auxllliary of the Salt" we can pay ore than" we have pro-Lake Council. 'posed 4hen we will submit to their : race ana carnon county csum.- at fenTOnTplho Tact thathe ooal for ' .the iron and steel Industry of Utah prove our good faith. "Vve us behind have every party, will come from Carbon county. to- the extreme The. paradars marched West on Lfrom, the socialists Center atreet to Fifth West, and nationalists; also, the industrialists there countermarched eastward on and "fmsncier oatiny;H68r Center street, to University avenue urgent persuasion, have pledged Third South J every possiblennhat-eabfrfis- e turning southward to o appealing float, on which several girls seated, around dining tables reminded the hungry spec tators that dinner was drawing little .near. Then cam the. ContlnenUl. Oil company calling attention to Polar-lft- e oil. The Provo Meat ft Packing com-- As the chancellor paused, the in- - past for the next hundred veers, scratching thft surface of the ln-terviewer asked : "Before' leaving. If France Is really afraid as she dustrtes that will be here. A great WEAVY SUMMER 8CH00L" that nlariya. REGISTRATION Cliu- - rcla1n"'i wlah Ui ikiiSj yuu Mr aMrioutAtarfcwaltMJtal iand forever keep her peace aa-. cellor, it" la said, that Germany gnalI keep Senator Reed Smoot said that unIn spite of the triple celebration ,. committed many breaches of inter-- j told riches would come to Utah held in Provo ; Saturday, thev first national law during the war; ao from Jher waste spaces and hec y$u acknowledge this?" mountains throughout endless ages.' The chancellor looked straight versity was unusually heavy. All He predicted that the time would into the eyes of Ills Questioner as ; answered:: -BytVlRA jiSNOWr the stale would not suffice to teed economic foundations of our na- gretful for those mistakes but the of Sprlngvllle. the people working In the Indus-trie- s tion. No German government in militarism which" made tlrem posthou-a- rt blessed wrarom- of the state of Utah. the past, ever enjoyed 'such solid sible now is dead forever In Ger- Utah mon wealth, backing nor will any German gov many. As proof we have offered With mineraled hills, "It used tQ be said that cotton productive nrr ernment in the future." France a mutual was-- king," said the. speaker. ynn ftimKir "It M'!iiiiniwiwrniiiinrnrmniiii yiiwii'iM fjpli jilaln s and wondrous health. Great resources' within thy boun- is king no more. Steel and iron lUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE. dary lies, By have replaced cotton. As employ- Industries have been built anil ment is given by those Industries, j WHAT 5 TlHtS many still shall" rise. H is also given by other I S er tl 0(P vc 0" ' II FOR rtMLV v ' Located within thia state, already i i TH CM FROM 1 commenced to rise. "The west Is different now than v . w j. urn s fS " . . Germary Is . trattooreraii3ia Wealth F V 1 REWCSD a mm- A icfiinoc op lit lifl! AS .... a 3. i t. great l iv... t1r1iaTt)eBn. i... . manumcmre I m soon wtu Ereetoureyes. Between two townsThaT chosen , ..', .v. It is , " fiMp iOMb PTHR. GOAT Fora- THC5 SACvOvPtOcSi' Ml - mm ainnnat m plant site in special trains. our midst might come. Sandwiches and free Nekto was And let u build up the common distributed to more "than ..seven wealth that we around us see luouBana people.--; ' That Utah may be the pride of all . the what she was meant to be. Anyone-WmiA4p- Phone 667-J- . jewels. 1 0 I ' rt ' fitiiSa ; I SB ' si - ii . II kirjrwi ...r.r tj Vm. i 1 -- : : V .A i- a i j - .heaImgivmg,myigorat . - Becker Products Co. l IiSll rwj v v v learn of the wonderful industrial-- I II developments coming to Utah. II . "The pioneers have dreamed of ii these things for years. For the I past 75 years they have seen the ironfthe coal the copper, the silver and the goldTbut their task was to I him we boh ana establish their re spective communities, hoping and fVI t.A n. liii u mu iu vug MA.I.(I. m . KM!. wnuiwiii a .1. viuuii Side canital would be hroiirhr haro to develop resources within the best state in the union Every. hamlet. rlty and, count, in the .state of Utah today shakes B hands with Utah county, knowing ' that this county is entitled to it and that, the state t Utah is en I" titled to If. The success of Utah county In this' Industry will mean' tbe succesiK of every V couhty of Utah as well as of, the entire west- err region. Thia Is lust the be ginning rf a great Industrial growth In th state. t-- v "The thing foj- - us to do is to pun JcgeUr. Cloty - to Provo - and j i.';riu;7iii for getting the steel i iiant for T.hirh they .worked-- so! hard. . ..i s. to'd mt Vitt the onlr ;jIr..P-!n- i . jsflwwrrrwm V&imwsmtt2- I ' - P : - ; v v.. -- s II Lit i! f - t V J v ;AV M m A delightful dnnk to ear wifK men ... i'. fcL ( s J Tuirnnri nniwi i rn ' isiskjwi"nriTi mn t ir r r ii o V- r'" ' ir ' i rV r'nTttrT'irfmiiTi " : ' n y. fltrefwr astsif ue nsw sticks for gifts A WALLPAPiER .'FX X ICTURE FRAMES : A- -'. A . i ' . PA.NT """-- I " n from the terrlfle beat tMt Iimi furnace at the Laboratories. The sinrmgwiiidowls ietog with a fire stream, as might happen la a fire. The engineers are 'mat testing Unfed tp nui idkfnn fc... -l-.Lk Vm fcSiLili -- v'w: uarters for " I this question and perfected: When the Underwriters' Laboratories took fia standard of requirements, not a single fire window was able to passj Ss tests. Tbs mannfaetnreri did not Jk this and tried to caU the testsj . . ... wuuvwi Xoaay, more tnaa --cue nnnoreo manmiacnireiw to or these mm tests. Haa tner Been vara certmed wtjsse protective to in March, the BnrHnifton side on of the Chicago strrice Building exposd 1S9S. mfll ttou of doHan of loss would oVmbtfeis have been prevented. f Japanese trays and candle .. I eS . . V Is fie proper the suel plaat get .for . . . . . .;-....... a . I auia oi nre cay., i nsve promt ea to find It for him. 1 am. Just as certain as I am talking to you that fir clay Is here and that it Is here ' in abundance. , ."Remember, that they are only ' Ji Ibfim'ASriBixdolBafatr'.OVodnrwrttm Locking the stable door after the bone Ss stolen and. ascertaining tlier4 i protective anilities or a nre wmaow alter uw are are wra. : of a flre- UntiLJgoa. the nroal wsv of vesistive window, was to examine what was left of it when the blate wast ever. Frecraently, it was found that the flames bad not been much Impeded. . ) v' n V! t - - -- J i ! 'ff . ' 'hx ( ' .... J ive t) will prize them as We have a beautiful line ii - 269-- (Continued from Page One.) m 4 I; r Jm. , fi i.yn Mowing machine and - E VISITORS m r h 'Give Pictairas Want Ads Phone m , v sii U ft P'8 RENT Furnished rooms for housekeeping, " 284 I i. 1st N. m it j FOR m "tTV" in ,fi 1 vf . -- FOR SALE hay rack.- sWJ "n ir'm.i and-Prov- o n -- mm ' grOwlhX Ihde- - ocean will be more important to there its site, this nation than nit has. ever been ivWith Sprlngvllle-oleft at the right. before Our Industries in the in-1 termountain region wlllie in lose It will not he long before a change touch not only with the further de- ihere II be velopment.ot the west but also Where now are barren - fields and with the' untouched resources of slopes the Orient.- - r Another town we'll see, . "This is but the beginning of the People of every class, will floe "great industrial of development into our towns, which we have dreamed for years. There'll be those of foreign birth There will not only be one blast And those of culture and renown, furnace here? or two or three. .There, will be man; manufactur For Utah thou art the home of the ing plants strung all over' this state humble and oppressed. such as we have, little realization For they who once'were driven far of at the present time." Within they realmsound rest, All roads to the Ironton plant God blessed for them the desert,' site were Jammed with automobiles until it blossomed like a rose from "early in the forenoon until And where once was hut a barrel late in the evening. In less than waste one houis shortly before noon, 767 The wealth of life now grows. automobiles passed the new Steel city garage at the plant site. So let us welcome to our state, oar The Orem railroad alio ' carried A hundreds of cities and our towns, people to and from the s mi.: In the history of the nnlverslty. c" j m Indications are that the enroll. I ment at the summer school will be I This Might Happen in a Fire . - mm day students from varlons parts of: the state and the lntermpuntain je-- e"rsraaWTlCeW?e-' moblHse4--ithout-wreekBg-- th streetgrfiJrich:-mt:antom- biles hastened to the Steel Plant; and the earless entrained at the Orem station where seven cars took pany; the visitors to Ironton for the steel Bagi of flour were piled high on plant celebration and barbecue. the Wasatch Produce float. Another flour exhibit was that of Hoover Bros. Excelsior flour, a ' Provo product. T (Continued from Page One.) Startup candy. A clown called attention to the Germany's desire to prove her good Thornton Drug company. faith.- -' Then came Pleasant Grove's re"Hitherto France has rejected all markable strawberry float, with a German pTDposalsijeforarthey even huge strawberry, fully 20 feet in reach Paris. France's vtoole policy diameter occupying the center of has shown that nothlnghirt of the float and at each corner a bas- Germany's economic ruin will sat ket "containing four little children isfy her. a dressed as strawberries."England warned Franceof lie of execution ana" masterpiece latter'a folly prior to occupation oi the Ruhr. France was anxious to The Smoot Lumber company. prove her policy right and Eng The Carpenter Seed- - company dis- land's wpng. Sixty millions of conse- played a gigantic watermelon, one Germans must suffer fully 30 feet long, and this- - rivaled quence. Pleasant Grove in the .estimation of "Residents of the Ruhr refuse fanners present. The four little to enter enslavement. I cannot darkies were feasting on melon. see how it is possible tor them to Provo Electric. & Hardware com- cease their passive resistance so ' pany. long as a French bayonet remains. Sanitary Cleaning & Dyeing Com"Wpuld you Americans ever work pany. at the point of foreign bayonets? Gray Auto Company. "In order to get French colored Resort, where summer troops off German soil we would . Geneva vacationists dance; swim, and fish. offer France one hundred blllioasJ . Utah Oil. gold marks if we could pay that Pep 3as. amount butwewjll make no promProvo Lumber company. ises that we canont fulfill. That was' the keynote of my policy when Parry Battery Station. Independent Gas & Oil company, I took office and I shall stand Or i Provo Consolidated Real Estate tall . by it" company. The Interviewer asked: "Do "you SpringylUe waoejtesented by mean then It Gustav Stresemann several automobiles of Sprlngvllle (leader of the Nationalist party) business men, of any one. else assumed - office, Ogden's Ladles' band lead the ttaW could propose more than you second section of the parade, follow- have?" ed by Dgden Council 248, U. C. T. the chan"Exactly," snapped Scovllje Paper company. cellor. "Others can promise mqre, Becco, of the Becker Products but the promises couldnever be company, Ogden if as represented by fulfilled. an Interesting float "Germany's book lies open for Hawkins. 'Military band of Salt all the wotW to examine. We will Lake lead the third section, followed leave examination to the best economic minds without reservaby Salt LaW council iX, U. C. T. McDonald's Choclate company. tions. 1C after a fair investiga Hewlett's coffee.. tlon, the examiners can show that - 11 g..LMllllf 1 ,Amt from PageOne OTtinue4 i , mm MP ANY "V" 71 .1 i a i |