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Show - - , , - r " ' . . , , - ,. V ' PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 3 1,. 1 9 3 2. (.1 q ?E TWO 4 -v - -. Published by the i Scrlpp j-Onfild Gilman, Nlcoll ft Francisco, Subscription terms by carrier in . $5.00 the year in advance; U A. Owens, Business Manager. , Dr. George H. Brimhali In the sudden passing of Dr. George H. Brimhali this munity has lost oner of its n. have wielded a greater influence for good. His work as educator has, been a great cational center that it is. ?It was while engaged in the ability as an educator impressed itself upon the officials She Brigham Young university, and he was chosen to take rge of the normal work of e known as one of Utah s that has ever since characterized him. Among school men he has dno champion of their interests: and among the people a whole he has been looked j both education and religion. . In his church, he became reined re-ined as a public speaker. ' I. Lovalty. perhaps, was the most outstanding characteris- 1( - of this good man. Whenever he espoused a cause, he ld be relied upon to the utmost. iNot only does trovo lose great citizen in his passing, but the state and his church te-a' great character. a Thousands of students who I! ' -l -xr ii 0 ijrignam roung university, Astern country, will mourn his Observations -Philadelphia judge says men who steal to support their Anilies won't be punished in h is court. "Pair, enough. Men io steal to support yachts and chords girls are never pun-lied pun-lied in any court. :4 Gene Tuhney is going to speak for Roosevelt, thus put-g put-g a punch into the campaign. "Five hundred new laws, result of the last congress, now je in effect. Americans will discovering loopholes in all of them. . ''Ma" Kennedy announced recently she was "amazer" her husband .What we'd like to see is "Ma" speechless 1th amazement about something. -- Gem Hoard BE (IV j ''Si ' - i ? A' ' kere are more gems on one woman ban any woman ever has worn- bo- ore, nrooabiy. Tney re worth more ban $500,000 cash, including neck-ace, neck-ace, 'earrings, pendant and brackets. brack-ets. The gems mostly are diamonds ind pigeon-blood rubies and are llsplayed by Roxanne, orchestra eader. V7elV" anyway, the scissors in- ustry is never injured by a de- ression. If folks are notf clipping oupons they are cutting dividends. fiends ;i ; ' - SWIM AT 1 Finest Bathing. ; 1 in (tie State! : . Get a Thrill On the ; GIANT SLIDE! Special Rates to Groups lln Ideal Place to have 1 "'ix . iff mr- : 2I011 - Busts anaFWeiiier Roasts. :unions, Club and Church JParties Our Specialty! "Proclaim liberty throughout the Und A S CRIPPS-CANFIELD Every Afternoon, except Saturday, and Herald Corporation, Gunnar First West Street, Provo, Utah. Entered as second-class matter at the post- office in Provo, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. Ruthman, National Advertising representatives,' New York, San Detroit, Boston, -Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago. Utah county, 50 cents' the month; $2.75 for six months in advance; by mail, in the c ounty, $4.50; outside Utah county, $5.00. E. outstanding characters. Few factor in making Provo the public schools of Provo that that institution. He soon be- foremost educators, a distmc- been known as a f orward- upon as a leader in the fields came under his influence at ul ; n i-V. reaming in au parta ui me passing. now assert their independence New Terraplane Auto Arrives vTriven here from Detroit, where Amelia Earhart, the first woman aviator to make a solo flight across the Atlantic, christeped the first of the new models by smash- ine-a bottle containing airplane gasoline over its radiator, the first of the new Essex Terraplane auto mobiles reached here Friday at tne showrooms of Schofield Auto Co., local Hudson-Essex dealer. Named the Terraplane Decause of its many characteristics in common with the airplane, the new car, painted a beautiful bronze and with the winged Terraplane emblem em-blem painted on its sides, will sell at a lower price than any standara six. cylinder car untu now on tne American market. The car arriving here Friday was one of more than 2.000 which were driven away from Detroit in a pa rade , immediately following tne dedication of Car No. 1 for Orville Wright of Dayton, i O., inventor of the airplane. It was the biggest drivaway ever- staged oy an automobile auto-mobile company, even in Detroit, the automobile capital of the world. The cars were demonstrators WnnilfniLii tw itaatara frnm nil parts of the United States to their home cities. . If placed end to end, the c : cars'-r-Tjarticinatine ' in the parade would have formed a single line more than six miles long, in the tiarade Was concentrated en gines with 140,000 vibrant, throb bing horsepower. Seed potatoes are beine ""criven gratis to the unemployed of Dub lin, Irish Free State. IT . ALL MAKES . . . SUPPLIES NEW & REBUILT TYPEWRITERS Bought, Soldrr- "Rented Repaired ; . 1 77 North University Avenue, Provo.' Utah WE DO MULTIGRAPHING , - PHONE 90 All Work Positively Guaranteed V. II. D. WIIATCOTT - : ' ' ': PETER WIPF, Salesman 4 'Repairman; 1 ..... .WJJLLS L. BRIMHALL, Prop. , your Water- - V J v;t The liberty. Bell NEWSPAPER Sunday Morning Rasmuson, president, '50 South B. Rasmuson, Managing Editor. Sunday By C. V. ThoUghtS "HANSEN RICH WITHOUT MONEY lie is richest who is content with the least, for comfort is the wealth of nature. Socrates. My crown is in my heart, not on my head. Nor decked with diamonds, dia-monds, and Indian stones. No to be seen; my crown is called content. con-tent. A crown it is, that seldom kings enjoy. Shakespeare. Some will no doubt say, how can you be rich without money? Money is what makes people rich, without with-out it you have no prestige. But we - have discovered lately that those who have lived with money and material wealth as the goal and then financial disaster comes and their fortunes swept away, they are poor indeed. Franklin said, money never made a man happy yet. The more he has the more he wants. Instead of filling a vacuum, it makes one. A great bank account can never make a man rich. No man is rich, no matter how mueh money or land he may .have, who has a poor heart. If that is poor, he is poor indeed,, though he may own and rule kingdoms. He is rich or poor according to what he is, not according to what he possess. Noble deeds alway3 enrich, but millions of mere dollars may impoverish, im-poverish, character is perpetual wealth, and by the side of him who possesses it the millionaire who possesses it not, seems a pauper. Tho master said: "What doth It profit a man, though he may grain the whole world, and lose his soul." Raphael, the painter, was rich without money. All doers opened to him, and he was more than welcome wel-come everywhere. His sweet spirit cast a ray of sunsraine . wherever he would go. Henry Wilson, a cobbler, the sworn ft lend of the oppressed, whose one question, as to measures or acts, was ever "Is it right, "will it do good," he was rich without money. The man who has no money, we say is poor, trot e who has nothing noth-ing but money is poorer. There are riches of intellect, and no man with an intellectual taste can be called poor. He is rich as well as brave who can face compulsory povexty and misfortune with cheerfulness cheer-fulness and courage. Among the ancient Greeks and Romans honor was more sought after than wealth. Diogenes was captured , by pirates and sold as a slave. His purchaser released him, giving him charge of his household and of the education of -his children. chil-dren. Diogenes despised - wealth and affection, and lived in a tub. "Do you want . anything?" asked Alexander the Great, greatly im pressed by thes abounding cheerfulness cheer-fulness of the philosopher under such circumstances. . "Yes," replied re-plied Diogenes, I want you to stand out of my sunshine and not take from me that what you. can not give." "Were I Not Alexander,,' Alexand-er,,' exclaimed the great emperor, T would' be Diogenes." What power pow-er can poverty have over a home where loving hearts fare beating, with a consciousness of untold riches of the heart and head? However it be, it seems to me, Kind hearts are more than coron-- coron-- ets, ' And simple faith,' than Norman blood. Tennyson. John K. Scrymgeour, 63, and his wife, CI, of Salem, Mass., are seeking seek-ing to adopt as their son, Ralph O. Stcckbridge, 55, without changing chang-ing his name. r rr-i . : I ,. , . 1 t out our way;; P; ll h-J . t 1 .iP1 wei-ii.wes, Bur it '4 WlN'ifER-A RAT WOUT 6E SO M0CM X rtfCOME. OUT FROM ABOUT TAV(u4 HIS T- . V UMOECl rmEM SHAPIl UFEAS VT NltU 4 IgV r ' ' WOOOS nil--THin J COMPAMW4 Time, J y&K f L ' A r& AfcV ATTfeMPT f TiD -TAV. HS UFH. ' . 1 ' A "Xo TAW(G. HIS UFE V . , . t-J miBov,VNONfr y vr , , The. 0- 69 PERISH AS NIOBE FOUNDERS IN GALE O .. -s ...-...'....-. ....v.:: jA jrl v..JBvv, -jtvx w.vA'.v.'.,ac.v6.''" vv. ."AJjCf'fc - -.v.'.". v.-. ,l.,--iSfs. . .V f '"-!' ml 4-, rt Wi 'X uspkl 55S&X i .iiiLUJUJjiiiiiniii'iniriniriiniufiniiiim w '--wiift(mflMfiwWkf I -T T5 W$ 1 ' " ' I -1 Bowled over by a terrific gale before the sails could b e trimmed, the thxee-masted German naval training ship Niobe, pictured above, foundereu off Fehmarn L ightship, near Kiel, carrying 69 men mostly cadets, to their death. Scene of the disaster is marked by a cr oss in the map at entrance to Baltic sea. Thirty-seven persons, including the captain, hi3 lieutenant, 18 naval cadets and 17 of the Niobe's crew were rescued by a passing steamer. Slight hope was held that Danish fishermen may have picked up other survivors. Most of the cadets were trapped at their desks between de cks when the vessel overturned. Services Held For Mary Jane Jones SPANISH FORK The Fourth ward L. D. S. chapel was filled to capacity Thursday afternoon when funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Jane Jones, well known singer sing-er of early days. Bishop Isaac BriggS was in charge. Speakers who paid tributes to the character of Mrs. Jones were Herbert R. Williams, Mrs. James Swenson, Postmaster David T. Lewis, David W. Davis and Bishop Briggs, who closed. The musical program was especially fine including a selection by members of the ward choir, vocal solos, Gilbert T. Johnson and Ed Williams; duets, Ed Williams and Mrs. Jennie Swenson and two duets -by Glen Holley and Free Bird, both, of Mapleton. Interment was in the Spanish Fork city ceme. NOTICE ALL m YORK LIFE ; - ; - INSURANT : POLICY HOLDERS Can secure any desired ? information about their Insurance by calling, . Nay lor Auto Co. PHONE 261 V T . Ask For , , Fred S. Smart County Representative time vCiuer g 1 W CARD OF THANKS We desire to tnank aU those who in any way assisted us during the illnes3 and death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Mary Adaline Ross. Especially, do we fell to express our sincere appfectanon to the speakers and singers, to those who furnished the beautiful floral offerings of-ferings and furnished the use of their cars at the time of the funeral funer-al services. MRS. NELLIE R. ROBINSON, MILTON H. ROSS, MRS. LEAK R. EVANS,- tery. Many friends came from Salt Lake and others towns for the service. Bargains in New and Used Furniture . Trade In Your Old Furniture! ' NEW $17.95 Bed, Spring and Mattress Special Simmons High Quality Seamless, Walnut Finish Metal Bed, fine Roll Easy Casters, electrically welded joints and fillers. Simmons Resilient 99- Cojl Spring 45-lb. Pure, ton Mattress ALL FOR . , NEW 2-PIECE , MOHAIR LIVING ROOM SUITE Made by one of America's Largest Manufacturers 4 of fine Living Room Suites. . Comfortable, Ultra-reasonable, Ultra-reasonable, attractive C A If A ONLY FREE-rPull-up 5 31G W Center. - : Phon V m i n n VV TI : M lV: l R Y WILLIAMS ilgsCWVtCg. mc WEQ. U. S. PAT. OfT. -0 A granite gravestone has been placed over the final resting place of Snookie, a cat which belonged to James Garritty of Pittsfield, Mass., and which died recently at the age of 24 years. FIDELITY & SURETY BONDS . . Every Kind Phone 1099 Willard L. Sowards S9 West 2nd North " Provo, Utah a29 Clean Cot $17.95 . , 4 i fytJU Chair or Lump pas 25 - "Where You SaVe .1 Howdy, folks! Some men are so finicky at home that all they will eat for breakfast is a poached aspirin tablet. These, same men on a camping trip will devour a flapjack that weighs just three ounces less than the rear axle of a Mack truck. OLYMPIC GAMES PHOTO Among .the thousands of athletes gathered at Los Angeles today, none is more famous than Ff Jjkkj Hjjphjjkk, noted Icelandic Ping-Pong Ping-Pong champion. Mr. Bjjphjjkk is shown with his powerful Ping-Pong catapult, with which he hurls the tiny celluloid sphere at his opponent. oppon-ent. Mr. Hjjphjjkk also uses the catapult for -hunting purposes, shooting Ping-Pong bails at Musk oxen and polar bears. The Ping-Pong Ping-Pong balls stun, but do net annihilate anni-hilate these mammoth quadrupeds. What has become of the thrifty Scot who took a snapshot of a piece of cheese and pasted it on-the mousetrap? tX. t. .1. .1 f 'C WOTTA FIB! Another cockeyed liar Is Oswald J. McBlack; He swears there are no 'skeetehs 'Kound his vacation shack. "That last check of yours bounced so high it establislied a new altitude record!" , j Patient (showing bill): What's this extra $3 for? Dentist: For squeezing the arms of my chair out of shape. &. r THAT'S TELUNG 'EM (Sign in a Grocery Store) : We Give Credit to Those Wise Enough Not to Ask For It. Li'l Gee Gee says she always knows when the hot weather is really here. It's when the janitor 'l'i:4l II 1 k f. liM I ' --.y - - - Special For This Week Only 1930 CHEV. Coupe 1928 CHEV. Coupe $299 $3169 These cars in excellent shape. Watch This Space for Weekly Specials OTHER VALUES 1931 Std. Coupe 1930 Ford Tudor . 1929 Chev. Coach 1930 Ford Coupe 1926 Nash Coupe 1927 Chev. Sedan 1926 Buick Sedan 1930 Chev. Coupe 1928 Chev. Coupe TRUCKS SPECIAL DUMP BODY At Sacrifice 1930 Ford Pickup Several Other Makes ITenfltuiE'Me Used Car Dept. FIRST WEST & CENTER Remember"-A Ford Dealers' U sad Cars always Sell for Less Don't Forget MONDAY NITE is the Red Cross Life Saving: and Swimming: Class. Roy Pass instructors Jar Swim for Health andPleasure! ; r SERVICES FOR ETHEL FEMTON PLEASANT GROVE Impressive funeral services were held for Mrs. Ethel Walker Fenton, wife of Thomas Fenton in the Timpanogos stake tabernacle Friday, July 29. Musical numbers were furnished by Gertrude Gourley. Roy Fage, Genevieve Fugal and the string trio Mrs. H. P. Jones. Mrs. Leland Clark, Alfred Swenson and Mrs. C. O. Jensen. The speakers were President W. W. Warnick, Mr. Nicholson, Patriarch Patri-arch S. I Swenson, W. L. Hayes, A. L. Cullimore, Bishop C. A. Gam' ett, and Counselor H. W. Jacobs presided. The large audience and the beautiful beau-tiful flowers bespoke of the esteem in which the family is held in the community. Each speaker told of the wonderful integrity and laitn which Mrs. Fenton had shown all through her suffering, and what an excellent influence she had ladiated over all who knew her. The children were admonished to follow in their mother's path. Rochelle salt crystals which give off electricity when squeezed or vibrated and which change their shape when charged electrically, have been discovered . by a Cleveland Cleve-land scientist. of her apartment house starts a roaring fire in the furnace. Joe Bungstarter found a tack in a doughnut this morning. Perhaps the poor little thing thought it was an automobile tiie Joe! No Picnicking Allowed. ART SHANNON. Professional Announcements ATTORNEYS A. L BOOTH Attorney-at-Law Room 1 Knight Bldg. Provo, Utah HOSPITALS CRANE MATERNITY HOSPITAL Cases of Practicing Physicians Accepted Services of Registered Nurg Phone 1156 for Rates and Other Information CHIROPRACTORS Dr. E. Mansfield B. C P. H. C. N. D. Chiropractor 75 E. Center St. Phone 1093 MORTICIANS Service Economy BERG MORTUARY leading Funeral Directors Since U75 Member National Selected Morticians Dignified Service at a Nominal Charge Funeral Chapel Office and Mortuary 47 E. 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