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Show THE PROVO HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1922. tele Jcto tfeSb A VOICE FCIl -- lilCOlt POPCORN GETS KlliG o'clock this morning, bouud for Calipoints, including San Francisco LARGER fornia and Los Angeles. This is probably a , so far as I know." s Continuing his comment on Mt. Mr. Adams said he thought the king of the Wasatch will in time be as well known the country over as Pikes Peak is today. He urged the constant advertising of the famous mountain. "I can see no reason why you cannot make Provo the gateway for the Timpanogos traffic," he said. "But "Utah county will see more tourist you'll have to use every possible ave traffic this coming summer than ever nue or publicity. Thut's what Denver before," said H. M. Adams, Union Pa and Colorado Springs have had to do cific vice president, in Salt Lake Just before leaving for Los Angeles. His private car stopped for a few minutes in Provo early yesterday PREDICTS record-breaker- BOOSTING .NEVER MADE A MAM DAD, NOR THS DOOSTER NUTHER.J pfAj BALD Dear Editor: In looking over your diagram picture of a year' work of th American farmer, and no strike there, area though his foodstuffs are only selling tor 38 cents on the dollar, the thought cane to my mind: Is sot all labor in just the eame sad : ' . TOM I TRAFFIC Members of the Bald Headed Club of America, Inc., residing in Connecti Now aa there can be no civilization cut, where the organization origior wealth unless preceded by lafbor, sent have the nated, following greet wen why should not labor stand at Frank L. Cory, who has ap the bead Instead of the almighty ings to plied for membership: aoiiarr Twenty years ago eggs were 10 born the and among Being lowly, cents a dozen; milk 6 cents a quart; a made of their work having study and needs, my heart goes out to my the butcher gave away liver, the hired "Provo will benefit toy the large in friends the common people and now girl received a dollar a week and did as elections are over and our officials the washing, women did not powder crease of railroad and automobile tour are retting down to brass tacks and and paint in public, play "put and ists," he added. "I believe Mt. Timat- each community is etudyinr how to take or shimmy; men then wore panogos will be an whiskers and boots, chewed tobacco, traction to tourists, who will go far improve conditions, I often wonder if sidewalks, cussed; laborers out of their way to climb the wonder those in charge of affairs ever stop spit) on 10 hours a day and never went mountain of the Wasatch. In fact I to consider labor or what labor has worked no tips were given to wait hope to be able to take off enough on strike; done for this great state of Utah, as ere and the hat check grafter was un time next summer to climb it!" weu as au other states. Mr. Adams was lnconference WedI would like to call attention to known. "Now every one rides in automo nesday with Governor Mabey, relative few things that labor has done in this and every other land, and demonstrate biles, or Fords, or strains his neck to development of tourist traffic in at airplanes; plays the piano Utah. that all we bare and all we enjoy is looking "The conference," Mr. Adams said, traceable to the strong arm of toil, as with his feet; goes to onsee a movies; phono- "was relative to the development of opera there is not a valley in this land but listens tohasgrand discarded woolen under southern Utah as a tourist resort. The what would be today a howling wilder graph: ness had it not been tor labor. There's wear; complains about not having lib matters taken up were preliminary to not a vessel plowing upon oceon or erty to put his' foot on the rail any further discussion, and nothing was lake that would be carrying the com more; swears at his income tax; definitely done. As to the general at titude of the Union Pacific system tomerce of the world bad it not been tor smokes cigarettes; drinks hair tonic liv ward such a movement, it has already the strong arm of labor; there's not a and cologne; blames high cost of bed been made clair that this is most favlocomotive that screams along its ing on politicians; never goes to the same day he gets up and thinks orable." steel ribbed can trace wbat but its way a hell of a time. These 'Mr. Adams, talking on railroad mathe is E. 0. MOE A CO. origin to the sweaty brow of toil are thehaving of sutfragettlng, profi- ters, said that while business is light days not there's a of machin single piece Phone 748. and prohibition, and if you now, westbound passenger traffic has 53 N. First W. teering rambles in and the that clatters ery but what the sinewy arm of think life worth living, we wish you picked up since the first of the year. IContractoit of Sanitary Plumb universe "I look," he said, "for a gradual imton fashioned it; there's not a ripen a Happy New Year." provement of business, beginning ing, Steam, Vapor and uot lng harvest under the canopy of early In the spring. There are several heaven but what yon can trace its Water Heatin. . SEARCH FOR indications, such as the resumption of to the arm of labor; there's not origin the metal mines and the smelter busi First class workmanship and an orchard nor a vineyard, in valley and also an Increased activity in ness, or on was reasonable but price hilltop, planted by laterial at a the building line. labor's band; there's not a palace or PROFITEERS "An indication of prosperous times' vhat we offer for your patron- hovel In all the land today but what ahead might be the fact that a train cre. A eood place to get esti- - labor built of 100 carloads of automobiles, 600 Dame Nature with all her wealth By W. H. ATKINS. mate on Areola neawra. . machines in all, left Omaha at 11 would be as useless as the desert I. N. S. Staff Correspondent. 13. sands were It not for the powerful The govJan. WASHINGTON, arm of the sun could not warm ernment's chief investigating agencies ake your watches to a jeweler; the earthtoil, nor the rains refreshen it to were merged in a determined effort to ake your horses to a horseshoer ; a degree that would enable it to pro drive down excessive retail prices. At duce food to satisfy the appe the suggestion of Attorney General ake your shoes to a shoemaker. tite ofenough and mankind and clothe the back Daugharty, the probe will be extended of the human family should toil sit to all classes of business in an atWE REPAIR SHOES idly by and refuse to tickle the fer tempt to fix responsibility for wide tile differences between wholesale and valley. Business. Our That's The God that made the valleys and retail prices in various parts of the the hills would find His arm too short country. Supplementing the search BUSTER BROWN SHOE DR. W. A. THOME to feed and clothe the universe should for profiteers in food, clothing, fuel, REPAIRING FACTORY labor refuse to till the soil and hus shoes and other household necessities, Dentist bond the results of Its efforts. the attorney general has directed that Then why should not labor sit at the the government widen its probe to inOver Hedquist Drug No. 2. FIRST CLASS SHOE head of the table and march In the due middlemen and others suspected front ranks of society and be dined of maintaining high prices. REPAIRING and wined as the elite of the uni The department of justice, DR. H. F. CANNON verse when, should its strong arm ating with the department of labor ive absolutely guarantee our become paralyzed, fertile valleys and commerce, today sought informa Scientific Eyesight Specialist work. Prices reasonable. would become barren wastes, ocean tion from agencies in all parts of the. Over Irvine's Store. greyhounds would put out their fires United States that may show that ROVO SHOE REPAIRING CO. and vineyards and orchards would manufacturers and middlemen are to Phone 555. Provo, Utah. 27 N. Univ. Ave. Phone 4184. serve no other purpose than as openly violating the law,warin order on homes for the feathered choristers of keep prices at or near levels come to numerous would ccsserce tis fsrsst, aruciss a standstill, and the tumbling of the Retail pYice charts and other data Certified Tuner Member of the mighty locomotive would ne'er again compiled by government agents work National Association of Piano be heard in the land; and hunger, ing under direction of William J want and misery would march up and Burns, convinced the attorney general Tuners. E. P. Mayhew. Phones down these fertile valleys of the that only the surface has been 544, 619-- J. Throwing Away Old Tires. With mountains and drag in her wake a scratched and that the probe must go Bring Them to Provo. Co., are it unclothed to blame those naked, hungry, populace. chiefly deeper, ROYO RUBBER SALES CO. The thing that can live without the forced into the open ABE W. TURNER For Repairs The attorney general will consoli help and assistance of some other be to should if which date information survive and the much of thing CLAYSON AUTO TIRE CO. Attorney-at-Lasuch is the case, then why should not gathered with other information on Phone 649. file relating to alleged profiteering labor be the giant at the feast? Room 7, Knight Block, Provo, Ut. C. T. MARTAIN. among the building material matters at He not to Phone 661-- 1. strike Utah. does seek merely Springville, petty profiteering but is eager to get ANTICIGARET ORDINANCE. the "big fellows" heading the business Ml j.fe to keep Pike's Peak in tbo public mind. Suit Lake and Provo should lit advertising Mt. The railroad will help you." Mr. Adams refused to talk about the enlargement ot .he railroad shops at Provo, contend.ng that his department had to do with traffic only, but he did point out that while railroad activities now were at their lowest ebb the rise was sure to come, and when railroad traffic took the upward turn shop work would expand. "Provo is ideally located to benefit by every improvement in Union Pacific business," he said. GARAGE 18 ROBBED . . SALEM, Jan. 13. Burglars entered the garage ot Dell Gardner at Salem some time early Wednesday morning and carried away five tires, thirteen inner tubes, two cartons of friction tape and twelve blowout patches, according to reports received by Sheriff J. D. Boyd. No clew to the robbers has been obtained, as all tracks were covered by a snowfall shortly after the 'burglary. two-Inc- h Mrs. L. L. Nelson returned home Monday from Lehl, where she spent the week-euwith her daughter, Mrs. J. K. Beck. d g , ' Repair Column Old Thing Made New OTHER b BUSINESS Professional "No glittering, speculative, schemes for OUR savings ! "No, sir! We've invested safely, here at home in property we can see at anv time bought shares of the 8 Per Cent Preferred Stock of the Utah Valley Gas & Coke Company. Now we'll be getting dividend checks every three months as and we'll know just where they're coming from, too." just regular as clock-wor- k 'get-rich-qui- co-op- Don't Speculate Leave speculation in "blue sky" stocks to those who can afford to lose money The man who gets ahead financially uses sound, sensible judgment when an making investment. Facts are safer than promises. Physical property is surer than fiction Nothing speculative about an investment in the 8 Per Cent Preferred Stock of the Utah Valley Gas & Coke Company. Efficient physical properties that you can SEE with your own eyes and an demand for gas service are behind every share you purchase. EVERY PATRON A PARTNER Because we want a large number of our consumers interested in this business, we are offering our Preferred Shares either for cash or on a liberal monthly payment plan. If you can save a few dollars a month you can become a stockholder down and all month is need to $5 $5 start. per you Do it today invest in your own community in your own county in own state 'invest in property you can always see invest in a business that your will always be necessary. Mark and mail the coupon NOW! Get the facts of this home opportunity STOP! Dixon-Taylor-Russ- . ell ever-increasi- ng w SERVICE First and Last Jan. 13. The OYAL SHOE REPAIRING CO. members ot the new city council met in special session Tuesday night. 208 West Center. An anticigaret ordinance was passed which conforms in most respects to (here Quality and Workman the state law. Committees were apship Counts, We Win. pointed and approved and a budget system of expenses was adopted. We Call and Deliver Free. Thomas Patterson returned to his Phone 674. home In Hiawatha, Wednesday, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watson PROVO TAILORING CO. for a few days. AMERICAN cliques, FORK, HELD ON BURGLARY CHARGE. Waiving preliminary hearing in the city court, Barnell Burn was bound over to the district court Wednesday on a charge of attempted second-dgree burglary. Burn was arrested here on the morning of December 25, when, In company with his younger brother, he was taken into custody while trying to break into the Wagon & Machine company. e LEARN TO DANCE We guarantee to teach you to iance all the latest modern iances quickly and correctly. Lady in Attendance. Private Lessons 10 A. M. to Utah Valley Gas & Coke Co. 11 P. M. LORRELL'S STUDIO Mozart Hall Phone 565-- guarantee to make your old Report Made to the Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah, of COOK & BEAN clothes look like new. the Condition of the Auditors, Accountants, STATE BANK OF PROVO ione 475. We Call and Deliver. Income Tax Advisors. Located at Provo, in the county of Utah, state of Utah, at the close of business on the 31st day of December, 1921. Office Over Hedquist No. 1. RESOURCES lulonades, L. L. Cook Store Bookcases, C. S. Bean Loans and discounts $262,094.90 xtures, Built-i- n Kitchen Cup-7,550.00 Stocks, bonds and securities, etc 4,950.00 ANSON. HATCH LILA M. HATCH Nrd, and All Kinds of CaH- - Banking house 1,800.00 Furniture and fixtures t Work. Due from other banks 55,734.03 Furniture Repaired Checks on other banks in same town $4,452.98 S. W. PETERSON 605.00 Gold 683.35 . Ifcone 554-335 W. Center. Silver 3,565.00 Currency PEAY BROTHERS 9,306.33 Total cash on hand e INQUIRY COUPON Date I would like to receive, without obligation more information concerning the investment you have to offer. Name City Address EVERY Provo Utah A PARTNER" Telephone Hateh J. Edwin A. Peay, Prop. . Total General Blacksmithinc anil jfrseshoeing, Auto Springs, Etc Capital stock paid in ;3 W. Surolus fund Center St., Provo, Utah. deposits subject to check Certified checks (Time certificates WHY Savings deposits Total time deposits WORRY? We can save $25,000.00 25,000.00 159,733.63 iz,&a.y Tot! of Economy and Service ARE YOU SICK? 8 By removing the cause of a 131,577.95 disease the effects are i- 4,uub.ib TheHouse - I DR. SPURRIER $341,435.26 Chiropractor you money Alva Nelson, being nrst duly sworn according to iaw. un"srs una .." Over Farrer Bros. Store. is cashier of the above named bank; that the above and foroRoing; by repairing that hennn4ono a full tniA nnrt correct statement of the condition of the said Phones: Office 126, Res. 247-- a State of Utah, County of Utah. your old shoes. ECONOMY SHOE SHOP 403 West Center. PROVO TYPEWRITER Have Your Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing Done Right $341,435.26 LIABILITIES. bank at the close of business on the 31st day of December. SANITARY CLEANING AND DYEING COMPANY Plant 54 N. 4th West. Office 304 W. Center. Provo, Utah. The Only Modern Cleaning Plant in Utah County. If You Want Real Service Phone 809. as- J. 1921. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 0th day of January 11, 1925. My commission expires Sept. SlC WORK GUARANTEED CLOTHES INSURED DpT "For That Better Service Call Up 809" WE SPECIALIZE ON LADIES' FINE GARMENTS LARKIN-GOATE- 1922 mrYvn CAUSE Directors. of Bank Commissioner. qtate of Utah. Office yi" mi0ir,Dr nf tho stnto nf Utah, do hercbv certify Repaired. This Is Our a fu7Tue and correct copy of the statement of the grlters Pecialty. An work Guaranteed. abovemedSany, filed in my office th.s 10th day of angary ,922. ff with Whipple Eleetrlo 8upply Bank Commissioner. ... v.uw . K uiwv mwt v MORTUARY ti Licensed EmbalmersUtah Phone 161 REMOVES THE N. C. SPALDING, J. A. RANDALL, EXCHANGE DR. D. D. lours 10-1- 2 346 BOYER and Phone North University Ave. 2-- 287 S V 3 Provo, |