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Show NEWS FEATURES PRESS COMMENT TL2 4 li-v- TTkTTnTnv7TTiTT il 1J7 lL VI A aaw i TT mb a. HV AY 1 . TIMELY EDITORIALS vTTTT VI A TTTn a. - ar A aaaanssi WASHINGTON NEWS U UOWNPOP. Oey: J; dUy te a ekly ! ISM; nj 1SSS; Uwifd DmU tuikilacSd Souta first PublUwd U tbe OSwtAiJD WMt . MOOC0-J00- op . 14 OSWALD I j FRlB0O-FnC- AND R SOGGeSTtOTUAT L-- Ij J I ll JJ - J0D66 - I'H Stf TH& JS?V FOR $SOtOOO THS CASE COMES BEFORE. WOO tOGKT - MOMOH tA)CN THAT OADS LETTtt. h ) HEAUH IS JFAfMER j ARE GOH06 BADCW OM THE FARM MOST Bg AMD OFF JH; KVSJHH MOgrGAG 9oQfO AAH N&WJMACH'UtftW BW TH& UXW eg ; i I MA&C MOO - CXX H1 MEMOS WHO 6E itv atrcci -- NUTC&-SO0OMeUR- I In Independent Newspaper EsMMisk! 'JUDGE. VENUS WOJLSQistTHMGS M60V AAflNSnwe CMTH6FARM. CEAO N TH6 PfcPtRS ABOUT C0R 50.000 MT. A6AJMST THE m&C -- rue OLD BCNHOOQ CAse is an K9eJO 0V WrraEST Or SUBSOUfTIOX. TEK.VS ir jar, ia adtaarr VHrJ tyrri. $1M Ji30 Dr tire ml by mail la I'tah tutunrjr. per year. In idTauoe..... DeliTered by ajall ta t'aited Sittes. outside Utai" county, per year. U 1b advatwe Wm. H. llornlbrook K. Gannar Baamuwa raited Member ... . SttW Prewi Xewn and Publish A .Qry Editor Advertising Manager E. A. Berrlee. ?f. Only daily neincpaiier In Utah smith of Salt Lake City ; largeat ft any wewypaivr tn Vuh outside Salt fate City and Ogdea. 'Editorial Rmm. Tetei'bAwe ... v 107 Why People Don't Vote. In a canvass conducted by a league of women voters, donot explain why many reasons vote. Th two leading reasons are said to be "'superstition' """' """T"""""" " .......... "" r r. t7 o . . "-- - - - rnrrMYTT i jjmm77Cj ic it rim A mi?n DA iS f 1 - o non-vote-rs aid'Wlaiiriess." . - . ' ; The first of these is an unreasonable fear of domestic or civic complications, from mixing in, politics. The second ' ' itself. , Women; are often afraid that 'their husbands mightn't like it." Both men and women shrink from jury duty and obligations which they fear might follow active participation in election. Smt4magine that in some mysterious ' way they might have to pay extra taxes; even where there is no pou lax or voting tax. rxtme explain inai mey siay away from the polls because they are unable to make up their minds as to the relative merits of the parties and candidates. . None of these reasons will hold water. Tn the rase of intelligent but merely indifferent and lazy Americans, it is a questioii of waking them up. Of all these are least excusable. - And to make catters as likely as hot, after staying away from the polls, worse, theycomplain loudly about the incompetence or wrong- -headedness of the men elected. v " 0 . - . , r u ftuiuiuirdiwnu ex-plai- ns we spectaUae on railroad watches and high grsde All work gnaraoteed. J. L. Webb, Jeweler. Phone 99. 170 W. Center Tnr nrannruij hjuuijui-- St AT0ID ACCIDENT movey-menta- aCTO WHEELS AND BODIES REPAIRED It is an open car one moment and 30 seconds later same car is entirely enclosed. Studebgker Duplex ends need of hunting for side curtains in the dark and storm non-vote-rs, Expert Workmanship.'. Guaranteed. Have Tonr Brakes Inspected and RelliMd by Kxperta. Stttisfaction DANIELS AUTO WHEEL & BODY SHOP thone POWELL BROS. AUTO & MACHINE SHOP 312 8. Unly. Are. 6& out 225 W. Center S59L z Anew type of car hat stirred the automobile world abas nothing since the abandonment of the "buggy sides and back; hardwood front. Steely cross beams, six of them, support the waterproofed, duplex fabric top and its linings. Here is permanent beauty,no sagging tops. , r . Of the ninety men and women of Utah listed in the last "Who's Who," eighty are college trained, five are high school trained, while five others have had only grade school educationraccording to a compilation made bythe Brigham Young university news bureau. .. style of body building. It is the StDdebaker Duplex, so called to indicate that it is an open car one moment, and 30 seconds later it k an enclosed car. like all great advances in the industrial arts, it o shripk in operation, it is a wonder it Wasn't thought of before- "Pairtkulariy since its need has been growing, year by year, ever since automobiles were made. Many people all of the time, and moit people part of the time, want an open car to bring to their riding the fresh crispoess of the country air, and a free and untrammeled association with the great outdoors. Yet for these same peopler the snug cmfrt f the osed car, shutting out the storm and the wind and the cold, has been at times a necessity. ... SIMS SAYS New Tork. a boy died from eat-fetacs cream, and we hop tbia ti warnlnc against petting parties. U ts All tb TODAY good men are not dead. From the suit filed autoista ran tew now and than. across Dresses, they say. are getting Breaking a mirror Is seven years' shorter to match bobbed 'hair, ao luck and break in a. Jaw may be bad v ana their herea hoping they n?ver seventy years worse luck. heads. hf mMf I M. " priwwra are kicking ord a babX iried lbour tr waVttHrpi.ce irTtm. andJtnUwam ! "'g" ttlbaby! ! It realty la saM to be too conflnlng. So" busing men travel around Every man say. the country wfil 0Mne mCB ha the' do ! do-- s but ten etected. he t to ll tha go Chicago BullStudcbakerdnhich . BY HARRY B. HUNT ' NE. Senk-- lVrilft A DING HEiica e tine A WASHINGTON cook's N ivk . Longriri , of Oiiio. the stocky, taM head. 4 son in law of Roosevelt, a tried and fiuht lj the list of I pub- aspirants for this ':onor the true Republican "regular " Just how regular a party man Nick tsmay be Judged, from the r fact that he wouldn't ' father-in-la. his famous into tha Bull Moose party In 111. For tha 4 past four years be has been tha 4 O O P and is now . ready for promotion to Lthespeak . erahip ; for. favor at another trtn In that offlceHto 7; ' asCrowding Lnngworth choice for .speaker la senator pursue the M3ssa hus.-t'- s Martin B Madden of Chicago Davtd Ignatius . ship now heU by v nnh are comnlettng their twen j Walsh of Wheiher he ieth year- - tn Congress. Madden artU win It' is' "still In Anil, as. ' having served V 10 consecutive t Walsh lsa THijm!aT an-- t Truiistv-eampaistH- T term Uongworthy 8, terms not consecbtiv , cxt Congress is assurl. whetherDe'moTats or RepuMi-an- s - V ., in. For a new gavel wiekler must be found to presMe over the atonToftbe "sixty ninth House1 GiUeti. Tarter sat "year In.' ebalr. eurreniVrvJ the chance. even-adlo- noor-Jead- -i er 4S OOP I t 1 1 Bat win or lose tor the Senate. Gillett will be out of the sneaker's chair after March t neJtt,.anJ the line of possible and would be already ; to beginning to form ca.th rielit v:- leaves Gft.LETTf withdrawal Cooper of AVis-- ; ' consin the oldest mefnfcfinof the Hounerr point of service ' Cooper is just oompfeting his thir. tieth year ' Cooper will he the choice of tb , Republicans for speaker t rjiTtt.ti V n tm10 insurgent By reason of his seniority in xcr SCI certain to be complicated by ' vine, his personal popularity, hia ami manifesrecogniaed fairness and square C ness. his friend believe he wM toea of taidependents who will draw the vote of- many RepuW cobm to the new Congress, for .Hua eans'outside of the aaoat party ia the guise of Repub. ' progreaciv group vote r tied-b- y Cooper and Frear. And - Should the progressive of - power. s tain itarJbahMK KJaoa of, WtsoQnsinv this insur Kw seems probable with neither gent wing of the O. C P. ia likely publican regulars or Democtsta wtaM ewe a aaore decidiRg tn for tN tataoa ia ha next Oongveas. than fcble to mustern majority Democratic Ineur eaiKhdatea. Sa tin present one. ... ent coalition to put Cooper acma II was this group which forced g revision ot Bouse rataa hut year, as speaker ia not tmapossible esnhlnatia-tlu- u It was Just such j BtvvsSagl a method Bar getting 1 famed the revtsWa af Heusa nlgeaahoaat measures oyt of - eom fein ' rulea at the last session, agalrw aaittca aad haSara the the boagworth GilleM Mepunn.. catlona an tosunml laamaership e- OpSOSitiOffl j win fcs haaesaaad ratiMr thaa ' ' , , creasaC hr the mw eMaweas. c place in i, which wSt aafy.mean a mart FIRfiT Demcraric selections f fectiva "balance of pewwr". tn the - speaker is aeeordad- Pints hands of aas group. "Of Tennessee And th feet chanee to exercise he Uke LAngworth and Ma.J thla pawat. ihe firtx f taevraeM ele. too. ha served l terms and has the real ua Mew Cuaiinaa, wfi fnaght has way tp a Ua nhata ?jnhrratls at tor eieattea of I hwaM4 apeakea; J. . muE . Daadax-Roadsta- r. Coups OuaustM . 5-i-W T -- . , ... V' 1125 Bobber. So there are offered three distinct models of cars, to meet each. of the three Tteldi of demand the Standard wheelbase and 50 horsepower Six, with 1 wheelbase and motor: .the Snecial Six. with h 135 horsepower motors he Big Sutr inost magnifkntl nnti lnvnrin;: rf ir.Tirodiirtt with 127.inch wheels b'ase and 75 horsepower motor. " A C .1395 - one-pie- - Automotive Phone The body lines, steering mechanism, and even the . fenders of the new L.udebaker were designed especially for genuine balloon tires. Thus the body lines harmonize with grace and beauty tiitherto unattained, K7T even by Studebaker. Come in and see these new cars. . ......... Pasa. Barfiaa. . .... Sadaa 1495 1595 1650 4tdhnka,4$cvMt,tG0aSTi AO prkts brakes, . ,, $1495 1450 2050 2150 2225, J disc wkttU, $75 extra a. a. U. S. factories, mJ subject Daplax-Pkaato- a THIS IS aW - 1 dis nAw. .Ppa ' . 2785 2860 363 West Center Street, ANYONE DESIRING USED PARTS to dutngt witkomt metier.) We have Just wrecked'' on ? Dodge, also one Chevrolet all ' parts of same for sals cheap. Will also buy Fords or Chevrolet to wreck, Call YEAR PROVO USED CAR EXCHANGE ' x - i- ' B U PL EX 3 810 W. Center . St LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: ; Get your winter euit and overcoat cleaned, pressed and repaired at PROVO TAILORING CO. Don't Forget We Clean Rugs. Phone 475. 119 N; Univ. " WBB 7'r GENERAL BLACESMTfHINa AND H0BSESH0EINO - - AUTO CO. mm Jorjrenairlng yon oathooaesv fences, etc, get your Lumber, Shutglea and Mill Work from ; -- PR0VO LUMBER CO. ' Phone 104. - 8rd 8. and Univ. aaaTaaia. - Piston Rings, Brake TJpiny, BJnx Gears aad Bearings, Pinions for all cars. Complete Stock Fare Parts. 4 E. A. PEAT; Phone 998. NAL0k First West Provo, Vtah. Office Phone 138, Res. 492-J-87 N. USED CAR BARGAINS Ws sell dependable cars of an makes on terms to responsible parties. M. MASTERS. Mgr. Phone 990. ; 810 W. Center. 4aWVwi5a&4sW75attM S T U D E B A K E R C, Storage and Car Washing -- - . $1875 . 2650 ....... ........ 74WBerEaa. ....... Coupa Sadaa - But How DO YOUR OWN REPAIRING We Hare the Neeessary Parte B. 75 H. P. . 7:30. 530.- - 112 Nr Univ. Ave. Phone 82. BIG SIX . r- Street' MEREDITH CYCLE CO. . C Carter. Prop. QUALITY Class Auto Painting and RefinJshing. Not How Cheap, HOME OP THE -IYER JOHNSON BICYCLE KEY AND LOCK WORK GOOD USED BICYCLES AT $1150 co PAINT first Electricians W. Center Opeo 7:3G7Cloee 213-21- 5 AUTO COMP R. PARRY BATTERY STATION " lt7m.W. PROVO RcpaJred. Machine Motors, Flat Irons, Etc Of scarcely less importance than the Duplex feature are other improvements such as, automatic ignition system, lighting control on the steering wheel, new location of emergency t rake, improved windshield and many others; ....... ........ .... . ar Duplex-Roadst- $4.00. Electric Motors and Washing Duplex bodies are available on each line. In addition, closed models have workmanship and materials and beauty of line so far above the price class of the car, they must be seen to be appreciated. .. Duplex-Phaat- Pasa. 4--Pasa. Victoria 5--Paaa. Sadaa Berlins . . 120-inc- - the-tin- street and save ' Dont send your chUdren to "chool with worn oat shoes If s bad for their health and character. Let na rebuild their shoes by our factory methods. THE GENERAL SHOP 160 W. 4th S. Phone 65-- 13-in- 120in. W.B. 65 H. P. 3- - ECONOilYSHOE .REPAIRING 403 W. Center St, Old famltare made like new. Lawn mowers, saws, adssora, knives, etc, sharpened. tBieyeles $10.M to fVJJSt Go four blocks south of Center " Striking new features SPECIAL SIX 50 H. P. DapleaJtiaetoa . . $1145 " 1 .ura STANDARD SIX 748. Res. 187 53 N. 1st W. WE REPAIR ANYTHING Made ef Wood. Metal or a llla.W.8, - CO. Phone ,aiaiSakApVJsaaSWa - o- - - ' g ' : Two cars in one The Studebaker Duplex is both cars in one. Just puil down th roller enclosures concealed in the roof of the car. In 30 seconds the open car has been roade--an enclosed car. r No hurried efforts to put up curtains; no hunting for the right one while the storm beats in; no mixing them up in the dark; no exposure through holes torn in them while trying to obtain, for the emergency, the protection given by a closed icar Just pull down the roller enclosures giving instant . 1- enclosed car effect .': ,. Tbe body is buHt substantially sides, corners and roof frame are of steel. The roof has curved steel thewholesvehicle-usin- EO.M0E repair-Kodak- world has come to depend for reliability, would not rest pn only one real contribution to the value given ' '' ' the public-:' ;" ; 77:- -' ;. ''. It must give all that engineering ability could devise. i HUNTS WASHINGTON lEITER Dealers In High Grade - PHOTOGRAPHIC AND MUSI- CAL MERCHANDISE s We. and aQ kinds of If osteal Instruments. MUSIC SUPPLY jiLOBE CO. 4 67 North University Ave. ... 8t Tor' prompt acrrfce far your Plumbing and Heating cad ed . TOM Be ewelkx .ca , " watcn COLUMBIA MUSIC ft : e ant aad JewtJry gires satisfaction. TbjU MORRISON BROS. 665. 187 W. Center. Phone OVO AUTO TOP C0 MPANY ' Ante E. WWaatisasv Pnav Tapssa4 Cavers and Side Cabins. Now Is the time to get that winter enclosure. Phone 13a 67 N. 1st W. St Bicycle and Phonograph Repairing of Any Make. A few rebuilt bicycles for sale. A. A.NIELSON,Prop. 331 W. Center St PROVO AUTO REPAIR COMPANY Auto Electric Repairing. Batteries Charged , and Repaired.. Guaranteed. ork H.-C- CHRISTENSEN, Manager Phone 138. 67N.lstW. MHlMlJ)Wrt 9 m ' |