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Show THE PROVO HERALD The HERALD MOWN POP. By TAYLOR. POP BtEN COMPiA.rr4) ABOUT ouft I GOAJN WOUVC Batakllsfced a wkly la lit M . dally la It&J; iHuad .r.ry a iimbI ItAturAftv. and fiundav ; rvrti mo ruler adlUea -vary aeralm cxcapt Monday. EXTRAVASANC6 ANO in lwrUf Hrld WnI Published la the Bout rtrat building, su-mI- Pre, M6e S 1 J V 1 I I - -- f J CAR AND NO BAANO t6? I i WCU. THft UCCNM TX&8 TKXr 8TtUt4 TViiS CAST M. ni J it dovt euN6 ose now t HAoe to go wiroor Ntv I TbMe.rrarr. tu. voownr I , ctorne must ee ca- STEEL DAY EDITION. vwurr mmscl I Entered m (coond ela- -i matter at CM poatoffloa ta IT Utao. or I'BerM.imow. UHi par month. 4to , tlvarod by earrt-- r, djt earner, pr yaar, in kdvano fl.M I tuvar.' b wall la Utab sounty, . ' 1.M yea.-- Mvw.i Covered by mall In United Btatee, avtaide Utah eeinty, par raar, la !! r 1 rr r 1 j - It Sar , dell newapaper la ut of Bait Lak a City; laraeat air- ulatloa af any newapapar la Utaa W7r PZAc or &::fxfcmvf2y PROVOs UTAH. CHUT Math atlda Ball Lak City and Offdaa. TELEPHONE M. f FEATURES. CLIMATIC Four deltrbtful paoDi male tha climate of Utah valley healthful and tnaplrtBjr. The valley, with an alti tude of 4,600 feet, Ilea la the lap of a mountain creaent, with the Riant TtmpanotXH- - on the north and Nefoo on the aouth. An annual avernjr temperature of SO defrreee, with winter temperature seldom reach lnt sero and that of aummer ranting around 80 to 00 degrees, make life a luznrr. The mean average precipitation for the pant 80 rears la 16 inches. The average length of the growing sen son is about 145 I I WHAT1 From the mouths of many r TV5 ? OCUXeN I I L" rt k n . a cA days. ' T.vA1' An i ?t m Made of the BEST MATERIALS : obtainable PASTUERIZED HOMOGENIZED 1J pic- - fiiiintjwilil t streams of clear, pure water, which constitutes an amply supply for ir. ... rigation and domestic purposes. Among these canyons are American be smelting 4,000 tons of pig iron lettuce, onions and other crops, for pewrw, 1,000 curs of peaches: 500 Fork, Provo, Rock, Spring Creek, a dny and steel mills will be rolling which tbers is strong market de- cars ot apples; BOO cars of potatoes; au cars ot onions; 60 cars ow mixed Spanish Fork, Payson and Santa-qui- It Into all the steel fabrications of mand. 050 curs of canned vegetables, to commerce, giving employment The total annual value of farm goods; 12,500 cars of refined beet Provo has an unsurpassed munic- thousands of workers and bringing sugar; 70 cars o fcandy, 25 cars of manufactured woolen goods and ipal water system, which Insures millions in money into Utah and crops average about $7,1500,000. The adjacent mountain ranges over 1,000,(XK) gallons of milk. adequpate supplies at reasonable Utah county. The FLAVOR of Utah fruits has cost The water is piped direct By men who understand, it Is ( supply good summer grazing for the no equal in the world. from canyon streams, so that all estimated that the population of livestock. Over 25,000 head of beef . THAT chances for polutlon are eliminated. Provo and Utah county will double cattle are owned in the county, with In 1023 Utah EXPORTED 4,181 This feature makes possible the in five years and the population of a value estimated at about $1,000,' car loads of fruits and vegetables. The SUGAR BEETS produced in beaut If lcation of homes and public Utah state double in ten years. 000. In addition, there are about would fill 37,500 cars or build It Is the greatest industrial ad- 12,000 dairy cattle, within approxi a1023wail parks. ten feet wide and twenty vance recorded in the west In sev- mate value of $700,000. three feet high around Great Salt IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY. eral decades. Within fivt years This Is the center of the produc- Lake, In one season, from ONE ACRE, After the lapse of half a century Utah steel, fashioned into great car- tion of pure-breJersey cattle in the have been harvested 000 bushels during which the dreams of Utah riers of commerce will be plying the lntermountaln section. An average of 90 bushels of POTATOES, have sought to open np and de- waters of the broad Pacific, carry- - of eight to ten carloads of excellent WHEAT; 100 hundred bushels of velop the cast deposits of iron ore lng Utah iron and steel products to ! dairy stock are shipped out each OATS. I in Iron county, this great industrial the four corners of the globe. It was in Utah that irrigation year. In 1921, Utah county received comes in into the being project year special mention for conducting the was first made a success by the An. race in either North or 1923. With.lt comes the opening of AGRICULTURE. most successful Annual Jersey Day South America. the great reaches of coking coal In in United the States. The climate of Provo and Utah The average a era yell aoodptfete Carbon county, necessary in the county is such that The county is rapidly becoming The average acre yield of POTA practically all smelting of the ferrous metal varieties of crops may be grown, ex- an Important poultry section. Lake TOES Js larger in Utah than In any By happy circumstances Provo cept those peculiar to a tropical or Utah with its abundant supply of other state. Produces ALof lies at the Junction of the railroads zone. The soil varies fish, Is a contributing factor to the FALFA SEED crown in all Uni- the that tap these rich districts. As a In nature from a dark, heavy loam, success of this Industry. Close ted States, nmountinir In 1022 to result Lake Utah valley has leen in the lower sections, to a light, proximity to Salt Lake City, the to $1,100, 000. selected as the site for the great raises the finest CELERY sandy loam on the bench lands. paved highway and excellent train in Utah the world. Mast furunces and mills which will The lower lands produce sugar service, make success to the majkets The vnnl oof the farm crops for umiiHreiy produce nn trie iron and beers, cereals, alfalfa and truck economical and rapid. vtus . .L'IMW.OOO, steel for western American and the crops; whll-oThere is a strong farm bureau orZion National Park and Bryce the upper bench Orient. lands, peaches, cherries, grapes and ganization in the county and In eacli Canyon are among the world's Backed for a $20,000,000 combina- other fruit crops, produce community, with a county agricul greatest SCENIC WONDERS. The Thousand Lake country Is a tion of coast capital, the Columbia tural agent, home demonstration wonderland of hundreds of miles, Steel corporation has been formed and a crops and pests Inspec much of which has not yet been During the past two years, truck agent ... x nnrt In lrn-- ti .alul k,l ,mo jcur uegan iue carucninR has reee red a crent im. tor, ever nt the service of the people, explored. construction of its $3,500,000 blast petus and with the establishment Their headquarters are in Provo. The South rim of God's great furnace and gash, the Grand Canyon of the Colo coke ovens, of the steel industry here, will rado, is a pnugy ns compared with wtihln three miles of Provo. Withgrow rapidly into mamtne north, or Uah side of the in a year the first unit will be turn- moth DO YOU KNOW THAT proportions. Conditions are canyon. ing out 500 tons of pig iron a day. especially favorable for the Utah Is the world's lareest grow Utah will raise cnouarh FRUIT Within five years the company will ing of such SMELTING center. crops as celery, head in fi24 to supply every person in The total dividends paid bv all the United States with a half a mines of the state to date amounts each. pound to over $240,750,000. Utah APPLES, PEACHES and Utah produces ONE THIRD of PEARS are shipped to every state the nation's ARSENIC: ONE in the Union and to Europe. FIFTH of the nation's SILVER: ONE county In Utah alone will mvm stt-vtt- t v- BY HARRY B. HUNT to be the largest and most ship this year in excess of 60 cars LEAD; ONE EIGHTH of the na-o- f complete In the country. The clubhouse an NEA Service Staff Writer. strawberries; 100 cars of prunes: tlon's COPPER: ONE ETOHTH of 1 equipment cost a round million j 100 cars of cherries; 100 cars of the nation's MANGANESE; ONE tlASHINGTON. D. C.- -A new dollars. The grounds, comprising i TENTH of the WORLD'S VANA line of argument has been more than 40 acres of rolling hlU i DIUM. produced to show why Frederick and dole In Maryland. 11 miles For the ten yeaf,s 19101920. Utah Doiler Gardner, or St. Louts, forfrom the White House, gives room mer governor of Missouri, should gained id population between 20 and for two is hole and one 9 hole golf 30 per cent Only six states in the receive the Democratic nomination courses, an artificial lake for swim- Union had 8 greater gain la the for president. ming, and special facilities for Gardner has been one of tha ten years. These states are Arihorse-bacriding. second string of dark horse possl- zona, California, Idaho, Montana, President Coolldg'e was the guest billties probably one of the longest or honor at the official Wyoming and Michigan. ' opening the shots In the whole range of entries, Utah has more opportunities and other night. Cabinet members, i i vyIf the odds change appreciably In better chances fort he home seeker, senators and representatives, high the near future. It may be due to If there was a federal tax tm the manufacturer, the home seeker, army and navy officials, visiting . recognition of the fact that we could pay our entire nathe health seeker and the pleasure governors, diplomats und other "As owner of the St. Louis Coffin tional debt in a couple of day. seeker than any other state In the dignitaries gave evidence that the Co., one of the biggest manufacclub's claim to favor with 'officialUnion. turers of caskets and shrouds In Persia is famous for Its rugs, moat dom" was Justified ' RENTS GO the middle west, Gardner will be in of which are made in America. P 85 PER CENT ' position to embalm Republican DURING PAST TEN YEARS 'T'HE development of this new Hodcarrters in Denver have been hopes and lay them with efficiency A club, which gives promise of and dispatch! raised to 50.50 a day, much to International News Service. being the most representative us of men who couldn't carry a CHICAGO, June 7. Rents for well as the largest and finest In the American homes have gon up 85 hod 30 minutes. capital, is due to the activities ot NATIONAL Mormon church is per cent on an average for iie coun three members of Congress R. to be erected in Washington, Many a political pie hunter finds it try In the last ten years, W. R. Clint Cole of Ohio. S. O. Biand of due to the efforts ot Senator Reed is a lemon. Shirley, president of the National Virginia and Oscar Luhrmg of InSmoot of Utah, one of the leaders Fraternal congress, told a welfare diana. of the cult established and made A vacant look in one's eyes may conference of fraternal orders heli. A tentative memtfM hip was famous by Briphaia Young. mean she is out for you. ) here. which the re; A site has been purchased on "Wage earners in fortv-sicities behind the movesponsible support sumon exclusive Sixteenth street, ne.ir tha the ice this By going slim are required to pay from 100 to 150 ment. IkrLert Hoover was made of fashioncenter the embassy and mer you may get your last winter's Iht cent more rent than in president and Oscar Underwood able church section, on assurances coal paid for ill time to start on next sjiid Mr. Shirley. "There are 114," vice picsidetit. Colonel C. O. thst sixtr- been winter's coal. practhat polycamy has not scveu cities in which the rent inof public Shernil, superintendent in ticed the church lor more than creases have soared above the 85 buildiiiKS and srounds in the DisA pedestrian is never sate except 40 years. In the absence of a cent average. The increase In trict of Columbia, headed a comper w he hen .Mormon is riding. church here, services lor the last year has beeu nearly 10 mittee in charge of development of for believers have be.n held years Admiral cent. grounds and building In Atlanta, Oa., a bandit got iht at the home o Senator Saiout. Cai y T. Grayoon wag made chairthe group of cities with rent "Iu now so of diJ3.V0U0 he worth be will The Mormon church stamps, man of the membership committee. ncrensos of more than 100 per cent ould and sell store a new All open Souls drug rectly opposite the The vision and energy these men in ton years are Chicago, Detroit, them. Unitarian church, where Chief brought to bear in the development Pittsburgh, Kansas City and Los Justice, formerly President, Taft of Cils new play place for WashAngeles. The Jap problem seems to be keep-;nwill appear occasionally as u lay officialdom th has given ington "High rentals are the heaviest them out without excluding them. preacher. social and for a center capital burden of the increased cost of liv no recreational foregalherings Greatest raises in rents are Even if things are quieting down a ing. a equalled anywhere in these United MEMBERS of Congress flats little in Washington they already those of the moderate-gradStates. for putting up a have enough toa talk about for the and small houses occupied bv wage hard right for But it opens Just as Congress is this year. ; and isiilary earners." next ten years. 1'or it they don't come back about to adjourn for the campaign. ..... they'll have no opportunity to en-- ' So, if your congressman puts un It is said that there hu.? been an The nicest thing about being a poor a more than usually eneruetic flgln Joy the privileges of the new Con-- ' man's son is you don't run any risk df only $j(H) per ear in to be sent back to Washinston, the gressional Country Club, which has of being married for your money. lie maximum salary of jio.-t'.Just been opened as the "play-- j clerks reason may lie In his desire to in forty years, while the cost of liv ground ot officialdom." , qualify tor two more ears of golf to law be a There This new club layout Is declared ought t against ing has doubled and trebled iu that at the Congressional Country Club. fHng cheerful at breakfast. time. Twins. fcrtoe City ' Member International New tea and N. E. A. Benrloe. ' -- illiVJ L . . . . . Publiiber C Bodsen , Gunner am aeon. Editor jl - TIT -- r sjsMljJslsjMsys ta n. , . d MADE IN PROVO """" ,wwwwwf,, "i rl'L'jVLVi one-fourt-h semi-tropic- llfffB iiij I ... er i - - ' j acting-foolis- J I ' t A i t i . x g hai ... ... 1 V county. One At PROVO368 W. Center. A. S. Jones, manager. SPRINGVILLE Groesbeck Building. Alden Southerland, Manager. SPANISH FORK Rockhill Building. Roy Steward, Manager. PAYSON First door north of Skaggs. Wayland Wightman, Manager. PLEASANT GROVE-Cl- ark Building. Earl Wagstaff, Manager. Do You Know h - I, That there are five WELLWORTH STORES located in this ((Jtah) I I i " acc0unt Ss of the k buiIdin2 Pwer JthWeUw!rthV afready "aliZe thEt they "" seMor less'"01 01111 w have, bUy the that we can sell for 1531116 g00ds for Iess buy exPensive fixtures therefore we can q"ick tnrnovws gives our customers better goods That we buy for cash and sell for cash? Our customers receive the benefits. That our best advertisement is our satisfied customers? That if you don't trade at Wellworth Stores, we both lose? That our overhead expense is about 15 per cent less than other stores. therefore everything cheaper? " That we sell best grade 220 Denim full cut Bib Overalls for &1 That we sell good grade Work Shoes for SoXS That we sell Scout Shoes, boys' and men's, for. .V.'.' ! Shirt on the market VhVmon-rbSSS-Bfi1That we sell Ladies' Silk Hose in' ail' fwemon?118 aiW 1 Veil 'theshades That we Children's SWssies 2 io That we sell all kinds of Boys' and That we n our Men's Shoe, mi HISS 'If i&itch 'jSt ''''' oSoS ffg& lfcarkef Wellworth Chain Store Co. -- '. .?i; vrf T"'J!'i HJM |