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Show i PAGE TWO PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 5, 1 9 3 2 "Proclaim liberty throughout the land" The Liberty Bell The. Herald A SCRIPPS-CANFIELD NEWSPAPER Lvcry Afternoon, except Saturday, and Sunday Morning Published by the Ht-iuM Coiporation, 5u South First West Street, Provo, Utah. llrit i-i a.-: second I ass matter at the postoffice in Provo, Utah, under the it.' i.i .i:ii h :;, if.t. ;i,icin, .i o!i A KutJiinan, Na t i.nal Adveitising representatives. New York, San 1'i.uici. i n, Detroit, Loston, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago. II Scnpp? Can field riu a -ci 1 1,' Hi. r : "1 m- ; . A ( ..,. i:-i: : v .vii , i. f jn I "tab county 5 eejita the month; $2.75 for .six months in advance; .i in . i 1 . ii i i . i -; hv mail, in the v.i, unlv, $4.1,0; outside Utah county, $5.00. Manager K. K. Rusmuson. Managing Kditoi. A THOUGHT foi CHRISTMAS (ju. follow .i cont'idi i;L takes th,- We i , . v.c tiii.'i I -iii' ii( I i ! K'.ry ii'ii us and ar, ii, lln,s it with In-art.-: and renewed hopes, lii.il 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 i ' an t ran: ct tui it; fit' whenever it i : i ) ' ( t 1 1 1 ' In f ( H'V'i ! : t .-.el I . ;.(-.- ( in,', 'ma Ho- :vl!t)ol .,1' Mia! st ar-l'ollo iilR. that soil' i (I ! t i it;- , ami in a year like this, when there art' so many wl;. m . - 'ini'ch. we do what wo fan to make the balance mme ew ii, il only tor a day or two. We provide lood, clol h ;ii;r, t i i I r 1 1 1 f . r tiio-.- who h.ae less than we hae. It i,, oh!', h . : i ' ' so that v. t can lit oiirsekes to celebrate the da properly. lint hunger and col dand sickness and want are not play; lies (h; t ti;in" in t at ( nristiiiaN ti'ne, when we rouse ourselves to !'i;rii! i'lcin. 'I h y ei.'L unfurl nnately, a!! the year around. I'hey ;nr espe' ially active in the winter linn. ("Iiri tnta da, l.ecan of an outpouring id' human charity, may In- a happier day lor thousands of luckless people than auyieceiil days hae la-en; hut when the Christmas Christ-mas j'll't, ha- all been u-nvrappedt the ('hristWias food has been eat ei i and tit - ( i i ri i n la fuel ha I iti-n I n lined, 1 he old pi ol )f j 1 1; . will re I urn. All ot which, of e, simply means that our job isn't over. The !!..,!'. : v e were reminded loiio; ago, are always with us; and until we have devised a social set-up in which then- ar.- no poor .it k up to us to look after them. And if we ob.-.t i e j Lis ('minimis t. y in the riht spirit, we shall re-dedicaft o.o seizes to the old battle against poverty and misery. W- h ; t ! I ree to mak our Christmas "jiving- a continuous aiian as luiiy as the need exists. is- si rs lOVOi i h ci unto you is born this day in the city -of David a Saviour, w hich is Christ the Lord, y And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising god, and saying, (Iloi v to (iod in the highest, and on earth, good will toward men.- St. Luke 2:11-14. A hhhdax city is always a poor city. Uovvd.v, folks! l!r until today we didn't think we had a Miit;l' enemy in the. world. 'I lieu some anonymous person sent Utile Provocation a drum, a saxophone and a ju.y. whistle) lor hristuuts. '(live Her the e.ift She Loves.' A.i vl. Th (rouble is we can't afford i buy a diamond necklace, a chinchilla chin-chilla coat and a steam yacht. I CUKKKNT KVKNTS Jte Hung.starter, well - known lKal itieu, was painfully injure. I Saturday afternoon when a rolling pin accidentally accident-ally slippetl on of his wife's Ii a n d and struck li i in o!i the head. Miv It u n r s tarter who was wrapping wrap-ping up Christmas Christ-mas gifts, sent li e oitt ( gel '..me ( luisl mas seals, .foe ! rcturn.-d two hous Uiut wan three ' cattish ami a salmon trout. "I couldii't catch in seals," lie ev plained, Will these do?" It was at this moment that the accident tnjs OUT OUR WAY r BY WILLIAMS KioT DPAFT-Y mere: i caki't' PEeu A Brr of DRAFT. I eo of -Th' 'TWERE moo AQe,Dowe., DO FOR WOO US POOR'OdmmS 5TAtslO' VAtnE ALA. VMlKlTtP?, "ThikvW rrs. ORAFtV, AKA' One OF -R-V BP?AV4-E. OF Th" ooTFiT POMe,, VMvT A ru"T OF Te- HAVJD,THAT vNt'OE vsa.- jTVAATT Avkat vm-AiT MADE. HM CMt Or IH BRA'.vJ -3UST oecvOM A OP AFT AvkvTA OP AFT, sAJoT MADE , AKl' BAIK1S , l CHEC0M F A OR AFT NU. CoiT TH' CCMP'M AMWTHiiviO -TO FlX T Tht.M V AkiT MO DRAFT. I IV V DRAFT. fIV DRAFT. A 1 I I ,-Y- f : ' V -v .- V I r V V I 3t IK ' t J jjBOWir.A AIKT NO OBrtFT. ' RCO. 0 6. PAT. Off. VhV DT.CtOMGf FACTOR M32 BY MCA SCfWtCC. iC. . .' BRRRRR! UGH! By Hill Billy (Hill Billy's views In his dally stories are his own. They do not necessarily coincide with those of this newspaper. EDITOR). Moving from the Arctic, or else the far dead airless zones when-sub-zero, absolute zero, is a matter of routine, a cold spell descendej on our peaceful hills and valleys and for two days I have been oleepin in the shack oven, with my head in a sleeping bag. That is how a fellow degenriates after 30 years of this mild, la;-.y western Pacific climate. It only got low:i lo.v cnoinh to fieeze the rain barrel and put ice on a .swift-running brook, but to hear me shiver and shudder all over the place one would imagine thut I never saw u cold snap. I saw plenty cold whei. 1 was growing up, but 1 never was silly enough to asset t that I liked it. And. as soon as I had legs long enough to travei on, and aims long nough lo wrap around a hiak iod. 1 went away from that place. Nor have 1 ever gone back, nir will I go back, and if this Orec.cn climate pulls another glacia. epi.ch or two on me, my permanent address wi'l lie any good ringside seat within the crater of an haid working ono. Or riding astride the equator. 1 don't care how hot it gets. A fellow can aiways discover a cool spring cave and loat. but hot caves are scarce up here. I w;i:, raised in Iowa and Nebraska in t,ir g o.l eld days when it froze up eaily in October and thawed o.it lite i.i Ma We bin ne. I corncobs anil coal oil and eottonwood. 1 have seen the snow blow under the living room door and stay there in hard ridges thre. feet from a roaring fire. 1 never slept in a warm room in that country. We never had running water inside the house. When I consider that, as a kid, I traveled for days In an open buggy behind a plodding team that made two miles an hour, against a north wind, thru font-foot snowdrifts, I marvel that anybody ever lived to se a single spring. And 1 lived in town and did not have the hardship that the sod house farmers endured. Yel today in that country corn is .selling for less a bushel than it dul m the hard times of '94. No wonder '-.out hei n (California is popu-ing popu-ing wildly at them for support. mm HIM. HILLY An elephant's tusks grow as long always seem atout the same length, as the animal lives, IftMice they regan'.less of how much used. of women are torn between a ie sire to be giv.-n a wa.---heig ecu -him oi' a Hew. fin coat yes lin y a:i liol. Vmi are an old Inner n s mi c:mi remember when a I. id's one ('lui I mas piesen! was a pair of red woolrn mittens. CAN VOL BL.O.Ir; HIM "I wish 1 were," the posim.'ii satd, "Marooned on soiac fr ist!is;us, 1 wotildn'i ha.e to lug ar .un.i A ton of card at Lhristiniis'" K'ctirr d. Little Pr ;oi-;.t ion i.. y ln.l b is not living in an apui t mc-nt h n.-e year. Last v 'lii i.-trn is 'he Christmas By . V. HANSLN ' in i-(mas is a solenni though(, be .a:e beneath Lie star I h i.r-.l ( !n ist ii.is gift va gien '; ; II me.i near ami far." "i 'I.i .. i ;aas " the fe.vtival of the iKtiviij oi" ( bii. t is jservi'j by I he ('hiistian wtni.i yeaily on T)e-i T)e-i : lobe.- 'J:,t h. VVIkm the fir..t ei Torts were made t to fix the period of tl.v year when io celebrate" the event, thcie were I thought he hoard Sruua Clans c--.n- i wt u'at n llom Clement of Alex- : j ing down the chimney and Ii w;.s andria. ::dvocates for May 20th, Modern version: Twas the night i only thp steam knocking in the j -in..! abo for Lie 20th or 21st of before Christmas, and all threw a party. CHRISTMAS JINGLE "Di'iir Santa Claus," wrote little i:d, "I do not want a Christmas sled, 'Cause It, you bet, would mean for me loo darn' much uphill work, you radiator pipes April. JulK'.n 1.. bishjp of Konu: fi oni A. D. 0.41-352, contended for Merrv Christmas f all. and to December 25th. a view to which the !l a gorjdsiight! '. Ka.stcrn church ultimately agreed. . :'- i: I Wlic.-i the festival was at length ART SHANNON. placed in December, it afforded j a substitute to the various nations The firat iiinnail was carried in who had observed a festival of 1870. Some 500 pounds of mail ; r, joicmg that the f ie.rtest day w.;s sec were carried up in balloons in France and left to drift wherever winds might How them. The bal- Aboiit this time every year a lot loons ume dowp in Jaiis. ur Many TH (9 Tfl Jr nend .s And Patrons We Extend i ery i m AT vierry si past . Now w'.iy do we celebrate Christinas.' Christ-inas.' Whit is there abunt this day that s;h.n!d appeal to us? Does it appe: I to us a.; a day of feasting and iiieuinunt, or a day for which we should have our mind on gift bu; in;;? Or do we dwell upon tl.v Hie: i hat it is Christ's biithday, and what Ii s advent has meant to Lie world. His life, tcax'.iings; the p-'in.np:.lj which he advocated if lived rp to today, would oring peace into the home and joy and gratitude to the hei'it cf man. In order to have tl.'j spirit of Christmas, it is not neceksary to have costly gifts nor suinptuous ;.-pasts. ;.-pasts. A simple gift, a frugal meal, and a heart full of love, giatitude and sympathy, and the indwelling i.ioiiiiht of what He has done for mankind will fill the heart wilh r lad ne.-;:;. ' Then Clf. i: tain - Day being Chiist's day, the thoughts shouid this day of ah :-aios oe turned toward Him who is Me Son of Cod, the Savior of mankind. We should never weary of telling the stoiy of his birth. His life should form the theme of our conversation. He was sent as a Christmas gift to all mankind. He gave His life, that men nii&ht live. The story of His life is the most jaihlitne and won- I derful story in all literature. r THE PROVO EVENING HERALD Extends to its Readers and its Advertisers the Season Greetings TMA 1 fw Happy and r 1 And ?! Z Prosperous NEW YEAR Phone 67 S EARS 189 West Center 4 r t 'Wt wrV. m id ".ill ii v sWni mill in ir III, Sill ' CHRIST '. IIOI HlT When lowly shepherds bowed in adoiation, ;-.nd the morning sia.s : aiig togoL.er, and all the son ? of (iod shouted f 'i- joy, there entered into the heart r. of men that enduring endur-ing and tmdying sentiment that "love is I he rule of life'. Let us endeavor lo to shape our liver; in harmony with this great conception and extend to one and ail-our love, our greetings, and best wishes on this hallowed and blessed bless-ed gift day. JOSKI'II A. 1UTTTLL. CARD OF THANKS We are desirous of extending to our many kind neighbors and friends oursincere thanks and ap-pieciation ap-pieciation for the assistance and consolation given us during our recent bereavement, 'C.ie los3 of our beloved son and brother, Paul. To those who sent the beautiful flowers, flow-ers, the speakers, singers, the friends with cars and to everyone who in any way l.vlped. in making our burden lighter t -. bear, we are truly grateful. The Ripple Famliy. Professional Announcements ATTORNEYS A. L. BOOTH Attorney-at-Law Boom 1 Knight Bldg, ; Provo, Utah 1 With every good wish tot MERRY CHRISTMAS and a PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR We shall continue to sei ve the people of Utah County during the coming com-ing year in an earnest ei-tort ei-tort to promote the common com-mon good. We pledge ourselves tc join with you in making higger and better communities, united unit-ed in purpose and successful suc-cessful in accomplishment. 1 ; I 1 111 I -r--.- i . i 1 |