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Show THE PROVO HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, powers at Muscle Shoals, with an sodded to create a series of water proximate capacity greater than that The Herald Company, Provo, Utah. Published by ' which Is harnessed at Niagara. This EVKKY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. water-powe- r was to be used principally for obtaining nitrogen fronTThe Entered as second clasa mail matter June 6, 1911, at the poistoffice, Ftoto, Vtah, under tke act cf March, 3, 1879. air for explosives in war time and for .9150 the year. 30 cents the month fertilizers in time of peace. THE PROVO HERALD '' serious consideration at Washington with the ropecV4hat-4t-wai- .j cepted. In Tiew of Mr. Ford's aptm-- J ties, the editor of the Revlewof Re-- " views sent the noted writer, Judson Welllver, to Detroit, tospend some days, with Mr. Yortfto learn, at first hand his plausand ideas, especially Muscle Shoals and the vriJ regard-tfuture ("American agriculture. Space doesn't permit a resume of Mr. Weill- s article but country people will ?:e Interested lu tint most significant 1688 Sworn Circulation The Provo Herald Jias the largest circulation of any newspaper published in Utah south and east of Salt Lake City. The Provo Herald's circulation is, we believe, FIFTY PER JENT GREATER than that of any other newspaper circulating in ' Provo. , . o place of domicile then it does not need much of an imagination to .picture what will follow.77 The only way out This is, we frapkly admit,an for the garments made of the tangle is repeal of the required ment. by the Knight Woolen mills of . thia The same argument can be pplied sense, It city. Birt. in js commercial . . tt la !..fr to disagreement upon places--- ! abode. lows: . , 1 .J J Mr. Ford, with all his dreams and once be askejlhether the paid for. ""The Herald believes, though. It will at loves most to dwell upon the visions, that this advertisement will be paid husband, under the lair as old as so- rf mure of American ; agriculture. He bound to provide w I will be paid in the buy ing ciety itself, will for J she io- - help, emancipate- - the farmer "the wife who a lodging for separate of the more of ef the. products Knight andrthe fantter's wife from at least Woolen mills, which means more em- - refuses todwell in the home he has of their present" drudgery. selected ; Answering this In th af- ployment-t- o. smare4eopleProTaJ VtaTTjplnletnron And, by the same token, this means firmative. can he be prosecuted for live stock, including the dairy-coipport if he stubbornly insists will not, more waes to be spent with mer4 perhaps, be taken very serin his chosen place? upon remaining ana nejw auctors, lawyer cnanis, iously. His firm belief, however, that As for the retention of the maiden papers of tfrte city! Is an immense field for the use name take I there it Is matterwhlch-w- lll from Herald,4 that The pure mechanical of appliances, with elecmotive, finds it profitabjjrlo advertise care of itself. - Already those- who, trical power or with cheap substltutet this moment to Prove products,--JuaVfor gasoline, is in accord with vl- are- advertising" Knight Woolens. ca?,t oir their maritally fastened names dent tendencies. Hence his desire to W of the change. From time tontine we will do as much are becoming develop Muscle Shoals. finding that the" apparent for otherProvo products. Our only They Mr. Ford is a dreamer, but he is also questiojr' to the Provo manufacturer trifle is one? of the fundamentals of a' man of action whose achievements JJie social organisation and thai those will e: " have been so remarkable that he is ,.'1bo you meet the outside competitor who insist most strongly for the estab- sure to find the country readily inter lished order are members of their own in quality and price? his in ested however of points view, your sex, and mark the distinction, the un- fantastic some of them may. seem. married members of it. What every patronage, and The Herald's - woman knows is the reason. ... Wise Wheal Growers A very wise man, long centuries ago, a bird was foolish remarked that it Maying Our Gold Farmers of the United States who e that befouled its own nest We have sold their wheat direct, from the Jo the doctrine that It Is a Our high school boys have, been farms for cash and are letting the foolish citizen who doesn't patronize told that the atom is the base of all elevator interests and exporters dismatter, of all substance. It is an Inborne Industries. tribute it according to the market In jUtah county finitely sm&lL critter, this atony Aui If you can Jbuj appear to have taken the wise do bo. everything in the world, and the world course. Although they got less for the The knight woolens should be worn itself,., built 'up of it, fabulous' numwheaLlhantha preachers of - pools, by every mad woman and thild In bers to every cubic inch. But nobody and farm marketing aid government TJtah county. It is one of the county's has ever yet penetrated to the heart scnemes saia mey snouia accept, tney greatest industries, but can be kept of an atom; it is still a riddle. have cashed in with profit. Now you wouldn't think that such going only"by liberal home patronage. The crop in the United States Is an insignificantly tiny thing as an Wear Knight Woolens! estimated-30,000,00bushels short of 0 atom would vvotry;anybqdy:JbutJrit last Some persons may think year's. acalJjLdoexjRQrry th,e world's --great? Inoesling-Your- M one farmer- - should have waited for est financiers, especially our own Wall the higher prices. But Canada announces John D. Rockefellr bas said that he Street millionaires, because 25,000,000 bushels more than last year, s owes his to the close ?cientlf IcJjhemistry ;lsgettlng to which she will throw upon" the world too about know said much atom! that adherence to this program, adopted markets in with the Unit competition The chemists are solving its riddle. eafly Ja tha fioekefeller lit: ed States. the Also, notwithstanding Work hard, save your money, and Within ten years they have cleared up deficit here and even in ones largej secrets and the prediction invest it where yoican keep your many of its India and Russia, the yield ' of the is freely made by learned scientists eye npon it." whole world ii feporUg to be 7,000, tea "yearstheywltl 000 Nothing difficult about thar pro- that more bushels than last year. Un gram. Anybody, who wills, can follow have learned the structure of the atom less the crops of Argentina and Ausand will be able to make any element It through. tralia which promise well hut are not desired at will. But few do it! If they learn the exact composition gathered nnUl well into our winter, Millions of people work; hard, of the atoiti they will be able to make BhotfldlTirapmrTdridfeaiiirtKe Hundreds of thousands save money. world will have more wheat to conFew thousands investHhetr savings granite or coal, tin or rubber, lead or sume than it had a year ago. Thereyes, gold! within the range of their eyesight fore the farmer of this country who That's why poorhouses are so Thats' the point that's what makes has sold this year's crop and has his ' thejmulti-milllonalr' shiver, because If densely: populated. money has done well. can beUanufacturedr at will" in a On the qther hand there are some gold The exporting interests who" took wise people who watch their dollars laboratory, his fortune when based on this wheat seem to have this view. as their dollars work for them. They .gold, will probably become nothing but Already they have sent abroad since are aot the people who .paper their a wisp of the wind. 1, this year, 150,000,000 bushels. July On "other man the the whose hand, Tooms with "wildcat" stock have made a quick turn of their They and live They are the people who in- wealth is in land, buildings' " rather than chance a sharp- purchases vest In jstock of companies they knoV; stock, will get off easier- from the southern hem Incbmpanies the promoters anifoffi-cer- s isphere than Canada's urplus already of which, they know. ; They don't Homey Filosophy jor 1921 has given them. hand over their money to The India crop this year is reported Did you ever take note of a rush at the stranger who talks of fabulous 100,000,000 bushels short, and Russia's of getting rich quickly. They a railway gate or a circus door? Some planting this fall is far 1s" thn buystockrthey-hSY- e taTesttgatedrThe people edgetttMhrTntddleTfthe year tigo These enormous" prospecaverage small investor can not In- throng and hover around the sides tive shortages of the world supply vestigate stock of corporations a hun- seeking the easy way to get in. Others should present opportunity next year the crush imd for thft fthsnrnMnn nf dred, thousandrmiles away;7But he dart into . can investigate stock at home. He eagerly press forward until they gain Sla(e9 8Ur,,u9 ft j, demand 'M n h n i can, for example, get a fartly accurate the- entrance measure of stock in home industries, IMi life is like one of the latter: He iterminps the price, if the growers of the Utah Valley Gas & Coke company, knows he has a battle before him and - this country, knowing this, have inhe flinches not at the hard places but creased thoir Whpnt snwri for example, y aprBasra rMa goes through with it at Wear Knight Woolens . two-third- s w, Te at - -- - everlast-lng-boostin- g. d ' 1 multi-million- e . : hard-earne- d s, Puzzles, lo Unwind txzxzzxizxxxxxmxzs: xjcxxxxxxxxxxzxxxxxxixx KN qCKS CUI'DllEl B -- - 1 nr nnriinniinr 1 ruruitCfliuimH - JUST-TAL-K- THE CLEANER CITY. By J. A, Owens, If we want to take. our eiiy and make It rery pretty, we will have to clean the rubbish from the streets and from the yard. Tho its easy to be lazy just believe that .you're a daisy when It comes to cleaning cities, tho it keep you working hard You who've 'never raised a callous ou your palms, nor broke your gallus -- training with your back half broVi. to move a ton of trash, gut tha .llke-lhshovel and dig -- devihymi'll e feel you'Te earned! ybiir victuals when its time to eat jxiur hash. Do nat Bi a Shirk nor be a slacker. "Cleaner City'' backer. You will sleep the better for your having had to toil. Thetyour arms be stiff or broken and your- - back you'll be filled with satisfaction for . digging in the soil. - - . ' . Keep Your Money at s WAS Oil VERGE s i , . Milled iri Provo by Overwork. "Tanlac has been a fine thing for me 'just what I needed and I'm glad to say so,", said C. T. McDanieU well known Salt Lake City merchant living j at 785 First avenue. close confinement hours and "Long , JJ Excelsior RollerMjlls M J DonH Simply Order ln-h- Mi ii verge of a breakdown. My condition ' m was very (much aggravated by a stom- ach disorder and none of my food tasted right. I had become very nerv ous, was easily exhausted' and plainly was going down hill every flay. "Tanlac changed everything round short tlmerit gave me an appetite and put my stomach in apple pie order and built me aip . Mebbe some of us can take our eyes aI football campaigns-lon- g enough to pick out a couple of candi-date- s to vote for on the eighth. Mrs. Winfleld Smith didn't think to add that what she meant when she advised our" women folk to belong to nor yet parties was not the tea party, the card party. . rKrGHbert Grocers T. Taylor rSutton Market Z John '; ofMhe-4oc- r -- v Put at. that when the Federated Demand U to be made of the organij Except only themen whosebf flcinl Clubs in convention la Indianapolis zation known as the Nationnl Woman's women's clothes, they hud rarty for the removal of all discrimlna- - doings of various Iudseep them .discussed ' Title to talk t ion of a legal about like constantly beforelhgL3ubllc pojjllcatmlureJhe j Harding or Mr.-- Lloyd .standard bill prepared, for submission President The Amalgamated Meat Cutters'and is usually some one thing to the legislatures of the various states George, seeks to destroy every vestige of dis- that .brings, a private perfato tinction :between men and women glare of publicity at a particular mo- ars threatening to strike, says a desment Henry Ford is an exception to patch. Sort of beefing about their V under the law. However, equality is known to be this rule. Four or five different mat- wages, as it were.. like liberty merely a generalization ters, not related essentially to one anStatistics show that school and an ideal condition that never can other, have given Mr. Ford his place be realized. It was destroyed when ln"Tronfpageeadlmerdurlngnthe represent SO per cent of all the r, .women in the United States engaged the ownership of property was recog- past few weeks. . One of these relates to the end of in gainful occupations in the United nized. Just as primitive liberty was uliolisbed by the coming of religion his contest against Mr. Newberry tor States and some, of them don't regard the Michigan senatorship. , Another their occupations as particulraly gain- and established government. Some of the terms fo the bill are for relates to his remarkable experience equality in fixing the domicile resi- In reaching the maximum output of dence and name. At once the question Ford cars when most manufacturers . At The "B. R. Z. tr!es as to whether these proposals were still running on part time. An- Margaret, 8, obliged to spend a night re 'Vorkable.V There happens to be other topic of general comment has with her mother at the X, W. C, A, ?uth a thing as the. family "unit in the been Mr. Ford'a experience in the awoke to insist upon k drink. Mother ocial organization" Because of this ownership and operation of a railroad was coiiipeiled for lack of a glass and to make a drinking cup of her tu t it follows that if the .'new. law several hundred miles long. But in fountain is enacted' every where others will certain quarters, the most interesting hands. ' Margaret, very mucll Impressed, ?mj'.fntlj recalled the. to be repealed,- - rrii of Mr. Ford'a recent-Activiti- es ,'. has and months Infer .astTor Sample, the election laws pro- - been in connection with his plans for onished us "Mother, why by asking: t fH husband's lepal voting the development of the government's don't you ever let me drink out oi "'siiall be at t'io home of his unfinished Shoals, your hands like you did that nlghj : ''' woman Is givta the right, Alabama. afflie - K- It.- - 7.? ClveiauarialB " the man, !o Ktiiblish the During the war, the government de Dealer, i, " iJCof fordJjrocery Cullimore Grocery As Tom Thompson insists: "You need the water and need the votes." i your-neighbo- Whlch of the mayoralty candidatesj gave voice to this utterance: "Doc Hansen's Initials may be O. KM but I think the next mayor will answer to trial." ... . the name of John." - OVER FOUR YEARS LATER Mrs. Jones said:' "I am the same strong WE lamp it from a Salt Lake believer, in Doan's Kidney Pills today 'A sober, ' newly -- married as ever. . They always give 'me the They must have desired relief." ' couple want room. . been wedlocked under the direction of Price 60c, at all dealers. ? Don't Lewis Carroll who long since gave simply ask for a kidney remedy get ' this advice to entries: Doan's Kidney. PIIIh the same' that "Especially during mad October Mrs. Jones had. Foster-MilBurCo., Married couples should stay sober." Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Advertisement. j KxzszxxxxxxxEzxxxxxxxxzxzzxxxzxzx:x:xxxxiiiiii:x:u news-papert-- T R ead and Use the Wall n . THE joy of Jigging down into the clothes closet and digging up a suit VOTE FORJLAT TAX that under pressure will look passably well is the greatest joy in the world - we fancy, not- - even excepting ASHiNQTON.Octrr- - Afterrre-jectin- g the Joy of prying up a. campaign con two proposals for a gradutrlbution. ated Income tax on corporations each by a margin of a bangle vote the senNOTHING Is so at variance as the ate adopted Friday, 36 to 26, the fipublic's idea of the business of living. nance committee, amendment to the Some of them want their noodles tied tax revision bill providing fof a flat inea jew-JEflj l&peFtent tas Proponents of a graduated levy, or "HONESTY lasts longest" vouch- of eome other plan that would prevent safes the Detroit News. Quite true, the proposed increase of 50 per cent but isn't it .horribly inconspicuous? in the tax of thousands of corporations tftotice that making sail profits,-gav- ,e -- AFTER umpiring our f gamef they "W6Uld"rene wr their fight later. baseball we are suddenly stricken with They expressed confidence that they -- of would win. anyone ever hollered cusseder Senator Walsh, Democrat, ..Massahave we;, chusetts, author of the two amendthings at the umpire than ' no one ever sweated so much real ments voted down, 33 to 32, said he blood trying to think of wicked para- had been assured by Senators-JohaKQgraphs to write about the ilk; we have Republican, California, and Myers, or two and Democrat, Montana, who were absent even thrown a called him 'Ipinhead" and all'that sort at the toll-call- s Friday, that they of thing. After trying it ourself We would support his amendment when mean are prepared to retract every next presented; Senator Walsh also thing we ever said and do or say any- expects to win over some Republicans thing we can by way of doing penance. who voted aaginst him. He has the hardest job in the universe The first proposal of the Massachu- oeaiue wmou me weaiuci iuau Mtt senator was for a tax of 10 per royat. iasKL Ana any . man who wuuiu fcejit en the first $100,000 of income, .15 roast. him vvbuld dynamite pollywogs. per cent on the next 1200,000, and 20 per cent on. all over, $iOu,000, with an PROBABLY Walt Whitman thought added provision that corporations he was right when he said "charity which did not pay an excess profits and personal force are the only tax for the calendar year 1320 should pay only at the rate of 10 per cent, have delayed his v transition long d "HIDING a Boy' the subject of enough to interview the list "Of hew 3. Davis' new lecture certainly millionaires recently printed. ' can- never be. charged against George ; ' : .. WE suppose the two funniest things M. Cohan's parents. in the world are the girl who Is play:, If -- women go --from -- one .extreme- to ing her first bridge hand and the another Nevada Van De Veer's original a commonplace bridegroom who was never married name must have been , w before. thing! BIG ot oiun irt onors-We-don't-sup-pose an-att- aek TuesdayrtJovemlierl nJ pop-bottl- e Henry Jones vs, Robby Roscoe Ray-mon- - DEAN PARK . VS.. -- YOUNG HARMANN . I Good Boxing Preliminaries it BOUTS START 8:30 SHARP ' iv Jim Re'-er- - , " as Secretary of the Treasury is at the head of our nation finances. In his keeping are millions of Uncle Sam's dollars. His official acts are vital, to business, throughout the ". country. But just as vital to you and your business of the future is how you take care of YOUR money now. Begin doing it right by start- ing a iank account at : - ' - 1 - - $1.00; Balcony, General Admission, 1,50 73c. Boys Under 15, 50cr First China's Great Variety of Trees. a greater variety of trees han the whole of North America, and nany remarkably handsome specimens ire to be seen there. Many of them could be grown in this country with" Usa of KsroMft. ' . etZ About the middle of the in century kerosene was used Instead of whale oil. lard. ome other such oif The chanf the result of therdevelopten'-- w China has aroflt. wella In the United States. '- "-FWC- Straps ICWL: al - Reserved Ringside, ANDREW W. MELLON " !e iPiggly Wiggly J. W. Bailey . r! Some citizens are too busy registering kicks at present official conditions to get out and register for the ballot. jr work,.-at.Musc- Wasatch Produce Don't neglect a ironstant backache,. JJ - Avenue Grocery Nelson Grocery, sharp, darting pains or urinary dis The danger of dropsy or orders. Allen Grocery Shaffer Grocery Bright' s disease is too serious to ignore. Use Dtian's Kidney Pills as S Whitehead Grocery Grange Grocer have your friends and neighbors. Ask A Provo case. Larson & Sons 5 Tenie Thomas 280 S. First East Mrs. S. - Skinner Bros. St., says: "1 have found much relief J -- lErnestiMoore : through the use of Doan's Kidney Pills and consider them a good rem- S Wilford Perry Lake View Grocery edy. - I have taken, three boxes of Doan's and they have relieved me of backache and other signs of kidney, There is no betterflour sold anywhere, by anybody, complaint. I don't believe any kid a flour EXCELSIOR! mistake will make. than sufferer if the fine, bread-makin- g ney they give Doan's Kidney Pills a fair year. - - Booth Bros. Market S - rPipiieerWaTd'Gify" " ; Provo' Meat & Packing Co. Samuel Kopp aiLha7ajds.jfaU :t,ry M arsroj iction Second Ward Grocery Moulton Grocery A. C. Andersor sell - Sixth Ward Grocery ' IIindmarsh Grocery. J. p :- IK" -J- WgM, The following grocers of Provo' and Provo Bench Provo's celebrated Excelsior Flour Third Ward Grocery for-me- in the backyard we Having cleaned-unow' can resume our gentle pastime of throwing tin cans into the same old corner. If we didnt do that what Tanlac is solAin Provo bv the Provo would we have to do next spring's Drug company, and by leading drugclean-ucampaign? gists everywhere- - - Your Grocer Yon Floury-Te- ll Trovo's liest f lour Excelsior! ? aiuljArengthenefll.jmeLJlnierywayJ this My personal experience witii medicine has been so satisfactory that J I don't hesitate to recommend it." p I Utah County Wheat M City Merchant Wit in .Serious Condition Out to Salt take . Bub-ecrlb- Jt 1 For the protection of our customers we have added a special nightwatchman to pur forc.e,j jj P Wonderful Yettowston P Tha Tellowstone NaQotn-crowning wonder of Amerieti rlanda. has w!thi p Benjamin " Franklin's Parents." T.r Franklin's father, Joilah Franklin, emigrated to. America from England about 1CS5. His mother, second wife, was theBanghterof Petaf" angea. three large rivers 'u" t B Felger, a leading settler, noted for nla trtbutarlea! 26" Ui philanthropy and tolerance. , . talla, T Bert . uart--nr-ae'er- - al jJJ. iblB" & |