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Show i CCftX Pan vl UTAH VALLEY NEWS Two Provos Power Plant Must He Built (CuSinst from To to Oac) stated emphatically that no government subsidy should be necessary in such a program as Provo contemplated, for plenty o. private capital is always ready where the projects are sound. In fact Provo Is too late to obtain any P W A belp on its present program as all the money was allocated back In 1133 and 34, said the mayor, a he declared that such demand indicates the i rend of cities toward municipal plants. Tim (.ranger Art Another explanation was volunteered by the mayor In speaking of the opinions expressed by the dissenting Judges of Utahs supreme court In the rerent ruling ro the Provo power issue: There are numerous reasons why we chose the initiative procedure instead of the Granger Act. Both are awkward and round-abomethods, but the Granger Act is the clumsier of the two. It Is but a temporary emergency measure as the title indicates. It la not adapted to our type of project. In an undertaking of this kind, practical considerations and obstacles are encountered that were never contemplated by the authors of the Granger Act. "Besides the Granger Art Is subject to revocation by the governor at any time. Plans and specifications must he approved by the state engineer. Either the governor or the state engineer could stop or delay the project indefinitely, knocking the props from under the project at any stage of It development. "Furthermore, we had pledged ourselves to submit our plan to an elertlon. The initiative provides for an election. Under the Granger Act, the opposition could have invoked the referendum, and hailed the whole issue up in every possible way. The elertlon would not have been conclusive. Other elections would have been necessary. Our decision to follow the initiative law settled the Issue In one elertlon we hope. Kress Company Orders Fixtures From S. L. Firm n ! JM ' Published Brery Friday Morning by Utah Valley Publishing Company 17 N. Pint West, Provo Utah f! Bubeeiipllon ? ;u price Advertising a year $ , Rates upon application Journey. On! Ui Journey on! Nor stop nor falter look not back the past to view; Take no backward step, nor stumble ; mighty works you have to do; As you journey on the pathway now unfolding straight ahead. Exercise the upward vision! You are now by Spirit led! Journey on! The way is opened! Obstacles are brushed V 1.4 f Asid6 Not a barrier remaining; yon in peace can now abide, And you can well press forward, knowing with a trust that meets all test That the way to you now opened is the path to heaven s best. Journey on I Yes, onward journey, head erect and heart made light! Trouble not, nor stop to worry ; let the Spirit fight your fight; Let the Spirit in you, eager, now direct your yearning soul, Push you forward to vict'ry and to conquest of your , goal. Contributed by one of our readers for the New Year's First Editorial. J;; 18 LIQUOR AND TOBACCO ADVERTISING. The sight of a drunken man going home, his clothes soiled from falling, his face bruised, his eyes dull, his body worn and his mumbling tones with his gesticulations, should make every other man and woman sad and sympathetic. Horrible as that sight is, it is common enough right in our own community, and it should inspire, in those who have eyes to see it, a determination to avoid and to help others avoid that mans fate Remember that reeling drunkard is going home to children who are afraid of him, to a wife whose life he has made miserable. He is going home, taking with him the worst curee in the world to suffer bitter remorse himself after having inflicted suffering on those whom he should respect. That is why this paper is not going to publish liquor advertising in any form, neither beer nor wine, nor whiskey nor any other form of intoxicating drink. We are not, for the sake of money, going to sell these pages to aid in the degradation and disgrace of mankind. Let those who think wines and beer are legitimate continue to think so. We are not propagandizing, nor curbing free speech nor the freedom of the press. We simply prefer to avoid giving any assistance to the liquor interests. Likewise, and for similar reasons, for the sake of our boys and girls who are readers of this paper, we refuse all tobacco advertising. We have not been asked to do so by any .church nor church organization. We believe in it, and we adhere to this policy. The pages of this paper will be kept clean from all such things. . Provo, Ideal Place To Live (CratiwaMl from Fmv Oh) variety In both frolta and veget-abla- a abundantly showing their fertility. Strawberries, raspber rise, currant, apricots, peaches, pears, apples, no finer frnlta exist; and the farm produce generally excel 1. gee thoae large progressive poultry farms, coo pa and rune filled with excellent train of chickena, ducks, turkeys and geese. See those dairy farms, with their huge hay and straw stacks, making an Imposing array to verify the quality and prosperity of our farming areas. Yee, Provo is the center of a rich agricultural section, the richest In the state, and with Deer Creek soon nnder construction, its growth is unlimited. Business Come now through the main streets of our city. See the fine commercial buildings, the clean streets, the sparkling dear water bubbling from fountains at almoat every rorner. It Is a city of trade and commerce where the better things of life are not forgotten. Its residential areas too will stand Inspection. Many fine types of homes colonial, English tud-o- r, modern designs all are found in wide variety of attractive architecture. Surrounded by green lawns, beautiful shade trees, and wide, paved streets. Provos homes impress you with consciousness of landscape architecture, the result of work by WU trained experts. Add to these things the dream of the city commission for sidewalk paving, ut Xo rolillra Again Mayor Anderson commented on other criticisms heard about the proposed power plant, Indicating his stand regarding Politics being mixed with the power plant He said: It will be useless for persons to apply to the city for Jobe on the project It is expected that several contractors will use local labor and materials wherever this can be done to advantage. When the plants nears completion we will hire the best operating force to be found In the entire country. There will be no political Jobe available! Installation of 434,000 worth of cabinets and furniture fixtures for the new Kress building on Center street will take place soon, every piece of which is being furnished by the Salt Lake CabiFixture company, of which Ha par J. Fetxer is manager, according to a statement made this week by Heber K. Bohn who will have direct charge of i he installation work. Keeping 75 employees In the Salt Lake factory busy for more than two months, the order from (he Kress company to furnish its Provo store with these fixture comes as a welcome order indeed (bis time of year, states Mr. Bohn, Mr. Fetxer was also a Provo visitor recently, and he stated that a many Provo workmen would be engaged In the Installation as could be secured to do the work. Miss Leona Fetxer, formerly of the Utah County Welfare board, now in California, Is a daughter of Mr. Fetxer, and Is well known to many Provo people. Mr- - Fetxer was delighted with the new Kress building and complimented Provo on this modes n store which graces Center treeL net and . 5th. xtru duei ttal the mtd Pi Suits Overcoats eael fede rxtli V for nee Willard L. Sowards chili durl BROKER ng 39 West 2 PROVO I xboi 750, North St. XPPI UTAH fede j log use leg! pern expi $351 fron cushion sag: Have Your ddl Living; Room Suite Rebuilt! U ploy com COVERS SHABBY? Salt of wltl that Pro tlon LL oft! larg pro- - BUTLERS W. T trat to . i i h i LOANS ARE THE Interest 6 BES-T- THE RACKS IN SHRIVERS Another Big Week!! ft Golden .... All $18.75 Dresses 11.95 All $12.95 Dresses 7.95 All $ 7.95 Dresses -- 5.95 All $.1.00 Wash Dresses 79c for Values to Bags values for $3.25 $1.77 $1.00 for 69c to $1.00 77e for Hart Schaffner & Marx 50c SUITS Values over 1.98 for 1.00 OVERCOATS COATS All Womens and Childrens Coats, in two nationally known lines, BETTY BOSE and BLOCKS 25 Co. to 33 SILKS GROUP 1 Values to $1.19. Price, per yard GROUP 2 Values to $1.69. DIXON PIIOXK 75 1-- 3 Sale 69c Sale 98c ceptional 335 VALUES OFF We are also offering Price per yard AGENTS values in kets, Childrens Wear, $27.75 345 & $50 VALUES Lin- $37.75 gerie, Hosiery, etc. No matter how poor your aim, youre sure to make a bulls-ey- e in this group of clearance bargains. For weve made deeper price cuts than in several years and all the suits in the sale are values that climax 50 years of fine tailoring by one of the greatest makers of clothing in the country Hart Schaffner & Marx. ... New Large Scales Reedy For Public Anchor Dwight SERVICE SHEETS 81x108 81x 99 COAL and SERVICE 90 E. IS North Phone IBIS SIGNS AND Interior Decorating C. V. HANSEN PROVO CASES $1.49 $1.39 CASES 42x36 Worsteds, homespuns, twists theyre all here in smart single or d models. Is it any wonder' this sale is the Happy Hunting Grounds for shrewd Provo buyers? 32c duoble-breaste- WHITE SALE SPECIALS CAI.T. HILL BROS. $31.75 blan- CLEARANCE High Quality Coal and Prompt Delivery $38 & 340 VALUES ex- v.' N.9V. Opportunity to Values to $1.98 for 1.47 Values to $2.98 for 2J7 Hats, values to $1.98 per cent on No fines No penalties No insurance required with loans. 45 ii ACCESSORIES unpaid balance. Real Estate f I! Gloves, values Beneficial life Insurance Company Quadriga percale, reg. 21c Fruit-o-loo- m Houaefrorkn. rwo-- 1 90 8th Pric Yard 16c SHRIVERS Butler Style Leadership PROVO UTAH . A i ;; i SHEETS Wear test of our AMERICAN 11051 E Superior Quality Sheets and Pillow Cases of over 125 washings. Assures Satisfactory Service in Household Usage for at least FIVE YEARS Size 81x 99 $1.15 Size 81x108 1.25 Cases 42x 36 25 Quadriga Cloth Necdleized Print NEW SPRING PATTERNS Americas Fastest Selling PRINT NEW LOW PRICE 19c lou Find This Print Only AT FIRMAGES 1 late DRESSES West We Repair All Makea of Care PHONE 1589 lmpi Phone 1099 LIFE INSURANCE Riverside Service 12th North rll( SAIL IS CITY HOMES BUSINESS PROPERTIES FARMS, RANCHES BENEFICIAL Auto Repairing at pen Sr Hart Schaffner & Marx We want everyone to take advantage of this opportunity to BUY and SAVE at these astonishing low prices Also Tim Memzies loom: One) liberty, but what proportion of their people enjoy It? Dictator ship I threatening democracy, Mussolini says democracy is an utter impossibility. His system la efficient, whether it is desire able or not. "The right to say, to beleve, to do as we wish is more precious lhan efficiency. Democratic government is better than anything we know yet. Free people want It. If we haven't it now, let us take some other plan, but get rid if the things that stop democracy. Let's make it work. Lets get vision, and try by examination and Imagination to reach the ideal. Man is not a domocrat by na-- Marie Woodhouae Velma Madsen Veto Barret r ) 3 Star UPHOLSTERY Special DIXON-TAYLOR-RUSSE- Phase of BEAUTY CULTURE PROPRIETORS at 9 o'clock Dil H SPECIAL LABOR OFFER A1I Try Our Permanents. Beginning Tomorrow Morning Tri-sta- . ve ellm-lnati- at are enjoying disposal sewers, and garbage plant, and Provo is yet to rise as the city of eminent beauty and est beauty spots of the Earth. You convenience. will sense the calm quietude of School the lofty trees, and feel the Come with me to the University majesty of the mighty Timp, and campus, where the Brigham you will be overwhelmed by the Young university overlooks the whole vast panorama that la elocity, portraying the character of quent of Provo. the whole community strong, Provo is the result of the quest fine, clean, and progressive. Here by a dauntless people for peacestands the school of friendship ful homes, pleasant surroundings, and scholarship, rating higher in and a realisation of thoae dreams the community than either posl of an Ideal City, the "Best Place tion or money. In which to Live. Hours nor days would not suffice to visit the university or Provo citys school system, where MAR-VE- L education is made flexible to the needs of the people, where both BEAUTY SHOPPE student and community cooperate 274 W. Center Phono 112.1 to produce the finest schools Canyons The canyons still remain for our inspection, adding that touch of life which gives vigor after the days work, which brings realisation of all you could desire In a modern city cleanliness, paved streets, pure spring water, fine rerreational facilities, fine housing facilities, good climate, a fresh water lake, rwo sxyline drives, and eanyons for beauty and for study. Here lies opportunity for man to make agricultural and Industrial advancement. Here are found excellent schools, a fine university, libraries, good homes, adequate hospital, efficient stores, ample irrigation water, and a cooperative people. Stop awhile In the pine-line- d mountain ranyon, varied and beautiful, and you will realise that you are In one of the great- - conditions where each trained men ran be certain ( f continuity and competency, frqe from political graft and influence. Johnson Next The forum next Thursday night will pa conducted by Allan D. te Johnson, manager of the Lamber company, Provo, dealing with The Housing Era," announced Jesse W Johnson chairman at the conclusion of tha meeting. ture. It Is an Ideal, and need rearrangement, continual changing and building up. The revolution of 1117 was tho first grant revolution it changed tho whole scheme of life in ell European countries. When one class dominates another It becomes tyranny. Dictators have to exterminate nil opponents. They deny tha right to object to anyone elao, but nil dictators come to an end. Hitlers days are numbered. He has run foul of tha Catholics and Protestant churches. We ran rrerue democracy only by uumierved criticism of It, by unifying theory and practice, by prtabllMhing a system of compre-Iwnslplanalng, by twining our machinery of social and political control, by encouraging the youih movement (people are hungry for decency and cleanliness), by the spoils and graft sya tnn and taking partisanship out of politics; by training men and women for public service, and Fan Time To Have Them Replaced! How to Remedy Democracy Pan Friday, January 7, 1938 New Low Prices On Firmages White Goods THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES AWAIT THIS EVENT TO STOCK UP ON LINENS AND DOMESTICS. THEY KNOW FIRMAGES TESTED QUALITY MERCHANDISE IS BEST AND OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST Special Purchase Blanket Remnants MANY SIZES Some Larger than Fall Sized Blankets SAVING TO 50 Famous Make Sheets FOXCROFT Wear test of our FOXCROFT Superior Quality Sheets and Pillow Cases of over 100 washings, Assures Satisfactory Service in Household Usage for at Least FOUR YEARS LOWEST PRICE IN YEARS 81x99-79- c Cases 40x36-19- c |