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Show THE PROVO HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921. THE PRO VG HERALD Published by The Herald Company, Provo, Utah. EVKRY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.- matter June Entered as second class mail ""Provo, tjtah, under the act of Subscription price March 3, 6. 1911, lj79.( . . ... , 3.50 . the year, Sworn Girctilatioii : :: - rsssszzzzxzszzzszzzszzzzzzzzzzszsszzxxzxzEZZzzxzxzzxi at, the postoffice, II IS the menth '1707 - M I II I ; 30 cents OIL SAID TO CURE IS THAT MAKES The Provo Herald has the largest Circulation of published in Utah south and eaft of Salt take City. - The Provo Herald's circulation's, w'e believe, FIFTY. PER !ENT GREATER' than that of any other newspaper circulating in m IE I PROSPE YOU Oil but the savings your invest Idle money is idle people; Put jbur- dollars useless more dollars, to work make era hustle - jor Jas& neweaitoriaToTuinn pro- The Herald U to time, mn a lirm, be time which will irora grara, repeated fixed purpose in view, which is: To get Herald readers better acquainted with people who live . jn other parts of this country. . With this aim in view The Herald today reprints editorials " from newspapers published in other states. This ideaj is this: We in Utah should come to know what Americans elsewhere, are thinking and, doing, and saying. We should get their opinions so thatwe may the better form pur own. Public opinion is nowhere better portrayed than in the editorial columns of widely read newspapers, for to be widely read the .'-.'..newspapers must be worth reading. - 7-In t)ther.issues-wewi- ll f New reprint the editorial-opinio- n over all San Francisc6 and newspapers, going Chicago, York, America for them. Today, though, we choose cities nearer Provo's population, Columbia, Ind.; Youngstown, Ohio; Rochester, N. Y.jg in the execution ofthis progranrThe Herald'willrin" XimeA 5 place before its readers editQrial3 (which are merely public opinion of the district mirrored) ofall cities, and of all subjects, from the international confer- '5 "Wild West, Novel" to the most -- important ' -ences. vaii' bVinno in 5oke vrmr maVfl Company-Offer- s safe Rntnne-trpar- n and sure dividends of 8 per ceilt annually, by Preferred buyingshares" of ourCUmulative ' ' Stock. ... " :' - 7 . -- are a necessary local public utility plying gas to Provo, Springville and Spanish Fork. - This service will always play a vital part in the life of each community.- We -7- Our easy payment plan enables us to the small investor as, welTas the large. el-co- - -- r - such public recations from grave and serious to tbe'lis'L't and pay Slamming a IVhiner i, Tl. . v js i 'riidCoce Cnnafri 1 f! ;,Pmo,Ltah. ' i ... : piooaea biors. pooze Hospitals ae ('t Lers in; the Bjtme oifice had J p.s sed him. llV had ; tried ine thing iCclsmbus (Ind,) Republican.) f a another but had 5iot bera able to - Wihile lt must be admitted lltat the f.i Jiytl.ing th. t seei'-.- s to 8'"jree ith national prohibition-- , law is not prb- Li .. The young men ended Ms lifting jo the wltti fhe'old plaint that tie "world uie exieiu uesirea. or nopeo ror, it owes everybody jLliylng." 'nTut1re"umTfIed that it a profnbTflhgj The letter brought, a shower of "comj Mu-fi- t fnct(iningtt)i1an extlit munications wltkh'not 'only threw fall 1o" thUf direct ll.coil'eiiltj t$t lightrrthTsituatlon,' but which also wlitfU Hher iU niilTion,f'MnkA furnish an - illuminating insight into are by wruietms the only pnea'direct what the public thinks of a man' who ly conc4afor ihelr wjvfS did chilhasn't the nerve to stick on and strike dren are Aqtlonlyf direct vitally harder when 'adversities concerned. just a little ' One correspondent confront him. In a statement recently credited to uaid the young man might do some rood if he picked out the' one line prefcjdeut of the Keal Inutitutes jcom-panand stuck to it. Another said it did not be is suoted as saying that appear to be a matter of some Job to Jhe time the Volstead law '"became that would agree with the whiner. but! effective he was president of sixty-fiv- e the inability of the' latter to .adapt Keal -- for institutes the treatment, of himself to something long enough to were located! in the habit that drpik give it a working chance. One writer, the of the: United cities principal more direct in thought than literary in Canada. In twelve' years States and etyle, summed up bis opinions in the Immediately prior to that time more following paragraph, and he comes than 125,000 drinking men and women close to the truth: '"The world may were treated at these institutes, bnt owe everybody a living all right,, but now most of them are closed for lack some guys are too lazy to ge out and of patronage. The ones that are still ' ' collect It" open do not average more than two patients per month, says the state r.:-- i letr lulJcCgTo pi' OX.TJ n - IIOME TOWTfl i it i 1 iWiRIT - r T ' r . " Sj 1 1 B STANLEY j :: ment' " (Rochester' (N. Y.) Chronicle.) Returning recently from a trip to Europe, a prominent New York pub-n i.Ur announce ,nire v '08 : d poua was conunea. 10 .cneap ,; ana lecuve aiories, wim wesj iaies fashion magazines." ' He eaidt "America is known by her Worst abroad, while Europe, is known , by her best r " r ;i"" .ae-ian- ... here." " There may be a rational explanation for thte jjueeuraqf ers . have grown oyer serious and grave matters.. The war kept die mind of the world at such ex. traordinary levels that there is, hatur? ally, fc reaptiofc war4 "thefriyolous and BlBf, j rThef pendiiuk is b&tin4 to as In swing as far ' the other. r': ,: Any person who observes audiences at theaters or in moving picture playhouses will notice that people want to numb-mentall- y- " - , -- .... , . , X2. rv r - 1' ' in - SA. Vau HEgpl f YOBnew jokbT ia 1 I TV- treatment riSi-flaspr- x me-wiio- not'i le J'tlN ,611(4 - he'll-forg- et paper. -- ' ct Sip,-- his moraia li s aroms cibil attempts lefles rw i V v. i i " .. "" iMnuntrArriuflri -c i- ' Tit J Some were foundr howi t!j ex-trri- , . if - IlH'iff 4 OUR TURKEYS GEESE . , ' ; , 4 . I ' .i ' ' , X DUCKS I .i )r-Lh.- y -- i. - i etrrrr. J . CRANBERRIES : CELERY SWEET POTATOES AND Tib,PRICES VIlX RIGHT. ' ' . lt't .1 I . "I E s wn; tlmfl ;to rtime, ariyv:ia.: 1921 were: toe HIMDfMSHCO. "butc Hot skeptka chaul-moogra-oi- l. ... ,.!,.... Jfi-jJl- . cm toug . season AND Elmer Whipple says ths TEN GAU-ON- In S MAS AV U( &7MTra V.i AWAY By CONDO: lC4i.vw..., A:-..-- us LONDON, No v.; 18. Read and Use the IVant Ads ... 4 .L GLIDERS iermany ,1s for- bidden, to 'fly,0 so she Is ' learning to glide. The bah "oil the installation ot engines to aeroplanes, Imposed by the peace terms, has produced a new f ;type ' ' of locomotion. 1 . ' TBis 1!' HiB'a astonishing- news brought home by Mr. Handley Page, who has been paying a visit to Gars- feld; on the Bavarian Border. 1 ''German 'aeroplane constructors have turned their attention to the development of aircraft with ho engine propelling pewer.-- ' eald 'Mr. Handley Page, "and they are producing: sub stantiai' result. The J riiders are' of vaf fous typfti ;One called the Munich has made 'the-- ' longest flight M five miles. It has ha engine., propeller, nri a or elege.7WBeels'atlerons vators; I ijt imply the .fase- lage and movable wings, operated by v.... .... me puou --f ji.nm ;. j. 4and on Footballs. f "Another macbinieV called th Han over, has 'given the i beer performance I. In turning 'In ths ir and is peculiar In that it lands' cm two footballs and has pneumatic shock absorhers at tached to the wings. The Aachen type i lands ofl . skids instead, of ' Wheels. Shock absorbers: are fitted, but the landing nped of the gilder can toe re duced to little more than a fast walk. and wheels become unnecessary. The method of launching machines for a flight ia "very interesting-- , i The machine is placed on a suitably: select ed piece of jsloping ground." A rubber cord la attached to. a roper which is passed round the 'chassis legs: Three men strain the rubber cord, whiohi u;lian il rair.ha t)ia nunatary tAiialnn, ). - - BIOVING . . Phone LT- , ' ll, PACKINGSHIPPING , V - COMPANY North First West r,. 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Start a libra'ry'of "jgobd b'fiVfor yUf-chil-, ",( ;r; drei,th'U.veel or. add to ihi,one,yo-- ""!-t have already-startei tt: : StOUiUlh. if' m 1 d. ' )leao1r:)thi"ghCbojff; r, .(. i for as eatingr the proper food; " : "MORE BOOKS IN THE HOME-- ' n your-thildre- i,l.:.'.:,I'V' i' f? '1M t? " 1 ll Taylor Paper Co. YOUR STATIONER. il-- 1110- - MAds 0 Be remembef ed by your loved ones and friends this Christmas. Give them your photograph. Larson &. Rollow, Columbia theater. Provo, Utah , J.V. 8. . TnTi 50 ' - i (Si!!! -- : IIARDY- -I IADSDI TRAIiSFER jat-Aif'se- s . - Phone v. ; 244 W. First NortK;: der-carri- .. .v: Elmo Cheeyer. 570-- J. -- - TJON'T DiCTATfS s ...:i:rji,s,;Tj.,. ? - ' wumiaae KMU- vaies-i- is ever, "wo wer? billing tq "sacrifice S themselves': for possibly 'good: at their fellows., and Uhe work began. H Froinjthe, firs the symptoms of Bausea which JSad been pro-du- e liiithe patient by, tjie old treat-men- v were'notideably absent with the new derivatives which were applied by injection 'into' the flesh. This encourage mdrepatients to- - volunteer, insuring to the;, experimenters more if:. Pnml At, breakfast, and eTj,, ther meal, fill hu with, rare, . .UUwiHss Coffee 'Lii 1 . , ; -- y MEAL rout-A- t thatftimesorae T.- fpatients wefes discharged CSXS2SSESZZSZSZ:XSZZZZZZZZZZSSSSSS3SZZXZSZZZSX3K1 from theiKalilrf station with fa clean bill jof health. aiT through treatment with the new derivatives of the : hi-tui- MAKES THE I sixty-seve- n l A.U ' , i.v his kpepmoj and vni' t j w.w- w w physician la charge C3IS3ZHEZ1IEIXUZKSSESXZ2ZXZXS2XZZX2USZSIIZ finallyrput to ! TfjvT-vJ-f- -- . ' - h,a calWd J. T. McDonald, charged MB SOL.O see pnd hear things that cal for the. fruallest amount of mental effort, on tboir part to comprehend. - "Crack! Crack! Two shots rang out on the BUil midnight - air ' and Jesse James was off in a cloud of 'dust .;. Crack Crack! And old Sleuth; the detective, washqt off his trajl." AnyVired n?rlld, c. can fewt the. meilnjng'olIUfcUiJltbQut wasting gray matter..: On the silver screen one- sees reels whouy , prohibited.. undoes pfove erir reds of cowboy and bandits isthat.it is areatLr. reduced. Few nonnle 'orlng oer hill andiPJain. Indeed. I longMrMfiW.n'tktfntlthaVhey r e wonuers hv th camp rhio must seek treattent for the base, co ' 1 not be run in rel, just di moralizing ftniT" health - wrecking ,evfry t! Jhiip.- - Hecrcty crafk habit. . And Joe why?j .ppcause' the, law is ' i ' in eery dime s) vMii to an extent that they are prohibiting i .i I t!f 6 (. rad thirty, years ago, unable to get liquor often enough or ! i unci vfi 3r n Tui,lC vnen' in sufficient qunntities to put them in ' ' !(. V it . ' t i..d of it. that and lamentable coi'Ji- deplorable T f -- r f v u.s argue from UieW tioh. In other words they are not " i l tin .'h v -- t the is ! rendered hors de combat bv the ex- and is t..'ry ,ceivP UbP of the i!e stuff.. Mo-- t of who ailU drirl, whrn ihoy can ' r" :.:i Ui.it jt 1.0 lUft n Bie not pat completely down and " . . thfre lo'it by It. ' " C in tJt of he rrdverfeity 'of: Hiwiail, iJpfvefej of tb iiei- Ichaiilmoogral o ierival nntil .". further says cue f(Jr leprosy. fde his state ment that light wine and beer drink. erg have hot turned to stronr liauors: ' homebreWers ' are losing interest in OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE. h brewInR and whl8key! Is blinding and klUing oft its patrons dr,nker8 arft not turnlng to drugs. There are only three classes of drink rftaefK Ttbla whd" Ihavel 'iTioi stoctf,'those,iwhy still think- they lilte to be morrr. and I ths unfertunate monomaiiia4 orlitiiiiJOmaniatBt; who are incurable. -- "Natttfe , is rapidly taking off fhese drinkers and' if the Volstead laW la property enforced we will , have 'practically a dry .country within the next few years, says Dr. " " Neal In his statement t "If the" law Is properly enforced ' Thij't', Is the .point 'exactly.'.' The na tional prohibition law Is all that was claimed for It There is nothing the matter with the law itself. , Laxness in Its. enforcement is the only thing that is. wrong and the one thing that is causing adverse criticism of the law. To be sure It will function proprs. Hfi ' erly,' will prohibit and the.. United States will be, practically: dry within a few Vears; The blow" dealt to the. business ,of the Neal "institutes, t the ' "booze .hospitals" of the country, is a strong! and convincing argument in favor of the law tind'its effeetivenees. While it' (oes not prove fhat drinking . -.Dr. Neal SZrX: crri-.v- ; j Life's Fitful Fever it(i(i;ii)Wi Several Patients Discharged. 'Then to an 'astonished world came the woirdthat severkl 'patiehts at Kalt hi, known victims I the disease. were te b disc hargedv cured o th disease as far aa medical BktU could ascertain. The. world tiUndoubted. sTM :ldea ot the slncurabiUtyr f leprpsy was too firmly implanted Jhus eastty rootftidout. aMoro: patients were dis- ST 'ft :r;w- iTiJj'D&; to of the Kalihl reoelving station-we- nt work, to Jte st the discovery;.-- , "difficulty was rncouotred at ffrt in! finding volunteers whd wjuld nr- nuuau . xiiai 11v kul win. I ta niir - ma a irnnr 7 cj.irsr!.: :xzs:rri2zzi:z52j 3 in the long Record of to find a definite-results- y, pi-lo- : . ;;-?T!I2 rf: THER' f iMLion&: - tijfess s H f. PATRBH EVERY - H - belie failure aut wr-.- " r l ! L '.- a. ookkcrper : . ju-s- t fYouncstown iO.) Telerraaj,! . inMropolftjfii paper recent:! 'pub- out of; tr.tt u)itti(lii.sph!jr. ' .' ..:' U a uiscuiirfgeij jpayng a, leiwr;- irom lit a jr.v 7f - man v. So said the vfaoiefvorta. ktt p bi ilsc4 was. just jni 'generations fll against :hn, and that cesrtvra In fL leldin $ XtS nowise s there-iconvince! irjing moods. to pet along. The writer said be was - : . t tep- - t 0FHAWAHAN18LAKD International Nw 8mci the T.'H,, Not. iS.-- On octskirts of Honolulu, set well apart from all residential districts, is a little oasis of green lawns, and spreading shade trees beneath which stand a group of plain but scrupulously clean andrathet.-attractiTe buildings. No 3 waif shuts out the outer world, no It sicnboard identifies ths place. g jnight fee a school or even-- a' group of private buildings fenced off iroia tae wire fence. public only by an ordinary This unpretentious,-nameless- , M establishment is the Kaliht receiving station," where vtctims or suspected victims of the world's mast ancient scourge, leprosy, are sent upon apprehension by the public . health authorities. Two years ago this pretty little spot was a place of .tragedy. At its gateway wives - parted from husbands, parent from children and friends from friends never to be reunited this side of the grave, for from" Ka'ihl it tathetbsolutesota-Uon- f was fcut ot Molokak fronLwoica in those days none, returned, and but few ever returned to theif loved ones from KalihL New Treatment Discovered. Then from the laboratories of the University-LoLHaaiin Honolulu l M came word of a new specific for lepro sy derived from the chaulifiorga on onl.v which fob yeaTad m known weapon against the dread' dis? than ottoo but which" in- its form KOTklBd was unbearable to the patient In effective quantities. Scientists any-newspap- Getting Acquainted With Others - LE PROUS VICTIH s- M ' ; |