Show BLOWING LOWI NG OUR OWN HORN HORNI I I yau ou HAD THE GREATEST news newspaper newspaper paper I have ever seen published in Salt Lake That is the message mes e a friend telephoned to The Herald last Sunday afternoon Lots Lotsof of other people thought the same mme thing and a great many an of or them were kind enough to say so The Herald appreciates the he good goodwill goodwill will vIll of ot its constituency It Is a pleas pleasure pleasure ure uis to know that the efforts to improve I Ithe the paper are received with so 80 much favor The Sunday Herald tomorrow will surpass any of or its predecessors That ThatIs Is 19 saying a good deal but It is a bare bar statement of ot fact tact No other newspaper In this territory will care to Institute a comparison for tor such a step could only result In the thc discomfiture of the newspaper attempting It It Is simply a case of The Sunday Herald first and the rest way nay around In the back backstretch backstretch stretch Are you OU acquainted with Mr It If youre not you are missing a great reat opportunity Let The Herald introduce uce him to you tomorrow You cant know w whim him In any n other way The philosopher will discourse In his quaint and humor humorous humorous humorous ous style tomorrow on the pleasures of or orthe the rich He makes some observations on a 0 dinner recently given ghen by a a mem mimi member her ber of the to a n monkey Really you cant afford to miss Mr Dooley James Whitcomb RIley RUoy the great Hoosier Hoo l r who wrote Knee Deep in inJune inJune InJune June Out to Old Aunt Mars Marys s Goodbye Goodba Jim That Old Sweet Sweetheart Sweetheart heart of Mine and a great many oth other other er poems that will live Ue has turned his hrs attention to prose prost The Sunday Her Herald Herald ald aid has been publishing his stories ex cx exclusively here Hell have another in tomorrows Issue Tod Tad and ard arid It must mut be read to be appreciated No advance announcement can give gUe an adequate Idea of its merit And while on the subject of Indiana authors it may be said that Indiana occupies a n prominent t place in The Sunday Herald George Ade de was vas s born there He contributes Jour four of othis his clev clew cleverest cleverest erest crest fables to The Sunday Herald to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow morrow And rd that other Indiana au nu author author thor the lamented Maurice Thompson His greatest work ork Alice Allee of Old Via cennes cannes is running as a serial in The Herald A liberal installment m be published tomorrow Fishermen F hermen will be Interested in a col collection collection lection of or fishing stories women wom n will like Uku Marian Macian page for wives and the page of latest fashions fa boys bos and girls will be entertained by Walt alt McDougals story stor written ape specially emily for tor them Besides B BesIdes there are areso some so IDe special features that ev everybody will read t And the news new s of o course f P fJ J |