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Show THE SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1924. PAGE TWO. The HERALD Prlj lrp - COMES i"OL AND .'EAU.W GET Eatabltahrd weekly tn MM; aa a dally la 121; iaaued eery eve-Bl-n except Petunia?, and Sunday aooratnr; rural morning- edition every moraine except Monday. Published In tbe Herald building, Bouts First Weat (treat. Frovo, Utah. Entered aa eeoond claai matter at the poalofflce in Proro, Utah. TERMI OP SI BtTRIPTION. ilvered by carrier, per month, 40c iUrered by carrier, per '.. M idvance . ., llvered by mall la Utah county, er year, advance ,..$1.10 llvered ly mall In United Statea.In tuteide Utah county, per 1 1 By TAYLOR 31031'N POP. - I i rn fI, m J MM60SH-- is I IS M ! ELLISON- - BATCHELLEIi NUPTIALS. Tbe marrlaie of Ills Beth r lwvwn.llt.i IT I' Ml yr.lilt ranee Publisher C. Rodger Gunner Basmuson. City Editor Member International Neva 8er-lo- e and N. B. A. BerTloe. Ouiy dally newapaper la utaa outh af Bait Lake City: lerrest cir- eulatloa of any newspaper In Utah avtalde Bait Lake City and Ofdaa. , ti. I AW fHIS ACCIDENT LOOKS LIKE SOOR6 IN FOR A BI6 WELL IP SOU RAM $150 DAMAGES I'LL SETTLES Bor wait Till SOU HEAR TOPS DEPOSIT ON A TWIN El&HT MAS INCREASED ir THE FASMEB AS A RADICAL OOT n WORKED Tbe farmer Is in a bad way. Bit OF the plan DAMA66 Swr GREATJ , taxes between 1914 and 1922 i HAVE FOQ TOMOPCOW) 226 per cent ; in Iowa that 1 I Bur l DON'T WANT I The SALE OF increase brings tbe average tax to T0 THEH0iN- $1.49 per acre; If the Iowa fanner PROGRESS 'M0 bad bis land in wheat, bis average PiNE - The PE$re eeos, loss, not Including the f 1.49 tax, is EPRr SMtt$1.89 per acre ; if tbe average farmTO in 1919 I er anywhere borrowed $1,000 COUECT meet must that or 1920 and today ENO06W TQ. obligation, be most do it with dolrVW FOR Th lars that have increased 60 per cent FENDERS In value In other words, be must TOPA.NO sell $1,600 worth of the furm proHEADL'&HrS duce to pay that $1,000. F AU.OOES ,! Four and one-haper cent of the vElu 4 American fanners have lost their 4 per cent j ; farms by legal means, N have given up their farms wltnout ' taking the trouble to do it in courts their farms only through the kind of law and 15 per cent, altbo pennl-- i "THE PAPERS SAY" ness Twenty-fou- r of creditors. and less, have been allowed to keep one-hacent of America's farm Compiled by International News if.,. per Teacher of Voice and ers have been reduced to the ranks Service, tiPiano Radio have been bootleggers of farm tenants or laborer in tbe lt In tbe Berlin. air Canton given Head of music depart cities 1 (0.) News. To those in Wall street, tbe farm merit of Provo schools. Mflnv cities are nnw Miilnnlnir er who camplalns strenuously for limited number Open policemen with hollow clubs filled enough to vote a farmer's ticket at with tear Baa. Don't tnnnr the mn of students this summer. Rockford Republic. tbe polls is waving a red flag. To For particulars phone ( A man is not old until ba think' la be I himself others, 627-NA showing merely IV. .V.. Now or can at 266 I. they are calling tbe two 'I e e e guilty of tbe charge of having be- Senate Johnsons "Magnus" and W. Third South. i Bobbed hair causes more conversa- come imbued with the general Minus"; there's quite a range in between. Cincinnati Tlmes-8ta, j Ion than cooking recipes. 'spirit of unrest" now prevailing e e e ' , Dresses arc a little shorter but ... throughout the world. you But as a radical, a Socialist.' a knock-kneej arty to find out who is Bolshevist, tbe American farmer, ex . e e ., cepting a few of his leaders, is an ; Everything cornea to those who excellent product of or open plains. ijrait except the time they lose. )1 who is working for a new economic is being I Our seat of government order. He will continue to send to these days. pA upon a great deal e e e WEEK-EN- D congress his most brilliant leaders, .1 f but he will never send a destructive If a lipstick really has SALT LAKE AND UTAH RAILROAD CO. Men invented it will cut the cost of extremist I" psticks in half. What the American farmer needs. (Orem Line) : what he wants, what he will get, is One day In Mexico what they ONE-WAFARE FOR ROUND TRIP hought was another revolution was a seat at that table around which Good goinp; on trains leaving Salt Lake after 1 :30 p. m., i inly a new phonograph record. socinL economic and political prob Magna after 4 :30 p. m., and Payson after 3 :00 p. m. on and all trains on Sunday, returning on trains Posterity must get awfully lmpa-- lems are discussed. His representa Saturday, tives in congress are of the same Salt Lae prior to 8 :30 a. m., Magna prior" to leaving ovn. temperament and tendency as those :30 9 a. m., Payson prior to 7 :30 a. m. Monday. I he elected to that body in colonial ' The bathing girl doesn't care a ASK AGENTS ON CONDUCTORS days. The red flnss has no pln.ee nap. FOR PARTICULARS on his horizon. lie works mid votes An optimist is a man who vhei M .1 1770. under the of flag u e comes to a detour thinks it is ANO J I A1E That idea ' J n, II I Phoned BJBBl w w v V w 260 tXTfU ' 233 W. CENTER Sy .1 in 7N ar m I I 1 has held fimst choice of space me national AutoisGbilsShow J for six consecu-tiv- o years an honor awarded to the manufacturer member of the tfACC with is I PROVO Buick. w HSARIN& EXTRA.' Q LARGEST Ernest Paxman r VOLUME OF EXTRA TIRES That's the extra worth hearing about and worth keeping in mind. When you need a tire you need it right with you, not miles away in our shop. Tires of proven value at a proven price. "Most Miles Per Dollar" Firestone. lf r. MERCHANTS w Sa EXTRA!) fWOXTH lf f': stone park and throngs California by which route they will return to will Masa, Arizona, where they make their home. Mr. Clark was I E I www bros mmiL iIRP UJ - . Elli- son to L W. Bati heller took place Saturday, May 18. at tbe borne of tbe bride's brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Ellison. Tbe ceremony was performed by Bishop L. U Nelson of tbe Provo Second ward in the presence of the immediate family and a few close friends. ' Following the marriage Mr. and Mrs. Ellison gave a reception in honor of the young couple. The e borne was tastefully decorated with profusion of ferns, roees and peonies. A delightful evening was spent with games, music and cards, during en-tir- V TEZ.EPHONE ociety B HE HUftT? . v-m- e formerly a university student of this the member of the r.ut.. club and a number of invited gwljjj city. at her home Thursday afiwnoo Tbe members of the 8. C 8. will Tbe entertaining rooms were meet at the home of Mias Elixabetb wct.v.,cm wiia iiie era. v.M..vtj Tarlaf Thursday evening. Ganiei, son's flower and ferns. During sewing and music wiU constitute tbe time spent with sewing and mas? evening's entertainment after w&icn a delicious luncheon was a delicious lnncbeon wiU be served. MABBIAGE AND EXCEPTION. Tbe invited gueats were Mrs. MlUu Tbe marriage of Miss Kadle Oiler-toCLUB. GAIETY SKWIXa Ridge, Mr. Heber Clark. Mrs. W daughter of Mrs. Mary OUerton Mrs. Amos Riding was hostess to P. Baker and daughter Edna. of this city, will take place In the Salt Lake temple June 6 to Leigh W. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark of Maaa, Arizona. Tbe following evening after the ceremony the bride's mother will entertain at a reception in honor of tbe young couple at her borne. After tbe reception Mr. and Mrs. Clark -- will leave for an extended trip to Yellow- which time a delicious luncheon was erred. Mrny beautiful gift! were received by the coopla from their friends assembled. Mr. and Mrs. Batcheller Will make Provo their borne. -- BUSINESS are Standard Eaulpment on ou xhuck Moqeis TELLURmE MOTOR CO. i b When better automobflea are built, Btxick will build them a Mil 1 II Stimdard Open Mcileb Now $1795 EXCURSION RATES kiss-proo- Y J (I l You must keep going around liay in the social circles. ! it W ; i Atter they finish naming apart lent houses, soft drinks, l'ullm;in. .actio stations and candy our Ian- uago will be a wreck. ' The only reliable tonic for spring ever Is almost ivtmc your jofc. i THE UNIVERSAL CAR RUPTURE t EXPERT COMING TO i PROVO Bacli to Hatuffc Will Give Free Demonstra tion on i Friday and Satur- day, June 6 and 7 , car this summer, is another good reason why you should no longer postpone buying. You, your family and friends can benefit by pleasant trips at minimum cost evening drives, weekend excursions or a long tour on your vacation. From 10 a. rn. to 4 p. m. TWO DAYS ONLY jfThey Come Many Miles to Buy a Ford, if you want a car that is always reliable, simple to handle, needs almost no care, and carries you at lowest cost See Him. ;i ;1 On above !; date the noted 'lure appliance expert, rup-- ; C. F. Red-- ; deinonstra-J- ; lich, will give a free tion. Ton will at once realize the between his highly n difference inefficient and modern appliances !',.,and your mail order Inefficient '; and harmful elastic bandages or ;!, ill fitting steel or wire trusses jj jwlth their obnoxious leg straps. j'eThese mostly make the rupture j worse Instead of better until. at , ' I i. ,L , last ii eia uejuuu uviuuui, whereas Mr. Redlich's special ; ,,appliances will give you security for years to come, jand comfort 1, mainly because these effective devices are scientifically applied Ij'jby an expert in person. Recent, often curable cases and especially old, neglected. ones, should promptly x painful avail themselves of this opportunity for relief, before work be- comes Impossible and eventually the surgeon's knife an urgent .and immediate necessity. Remember that demonstration is free on above dates only, and that a visit may mean a great ' deal to you and those dependent on you. Homo Office: 335 Boston lllock, Minneapolis, Minn. -- 1 1 V. Smart on the Boulevard The enjoyment youH get out of a Ford touring ROBERTS HOTEL i ii ? eery good road to be a detour. v Xttiiaboitf $265 (5 Detroit, MkUcan SUtiJ0 Tudor All pritxt . o. b. Detroit OmpttSlS FerJor Seioa $68S The Touring Car 9 and Surt.i IS5 The New 4 'Door Brou ghatn 2175 of an enclosed $2175 less than The New Paige has all the riding comfort that comes h ordinary, smaller enclosed with wheelbase, cars cost! And such a Paige rear springs more than 5 the same high quality of last feet long, snubbers front and year's $3235 enclosed Paige rear. with even finer performance The performance of the THINK 131-inc- 295 F. O. B. Vet Demounuble Rl Sure on the Road 4 n ani THB KIAMIt IIIAUTBOBJZEO FORD DIAL and appearance! Smart on the boulevard sure on the road. The lower half of the body it finished in rich maroon, imartly set offby ebony fenders and radiator. Fine grain leather finished top and trunk. Rich grey mohair trpholstery. ( and arranging eaey You can Buy any model fry making a tmall dovon-paymtrmj or Ine balanc. Or you can buy on thm Ford Wkty Purcha Plan. The t'orddtalerin your nti4htHrkood mil gUidlytMpUin both filanm in dtaiU silent, smooth 70 h. p. Paige motor is a joy. Throttle down to 2 miles an hour in high is rare. Call us or come in for a demonstration. See this New gear-shifti- Paige Brougham. Match its value or performance if you can. Csm BALLOON TIRES Ofdenol at SUglu Extra Cert For Sttadatd model 4 dm $75.00 ' Par Da Laze models 5 tint $95.00. Dlee In ill aii iiiej wltk baDooo dree foe all nodeb $3540 addaloaat Standard Models Phaeton $1795 179J DcLitxe Models 5 or .... $ltf IT Phaaeaa Sedu SoburWa Prion at Dfnit. Tax extra T I ill . I SSM Superior Motor Co. .Telephone 74, Provo, Utah |