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Show THE PROVO HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 122. THE PRO VO HERALD PARTING. Published by The Herald Company, Provo, Utah. EVERT MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. E. C. Rodgers, Editor and Publisher. S. A. Owens, Advertising Manager. Harry Butler, Circulation Manager. tPtermountain Advertising Representative, Leo L. Levin, Ness Bldg., Salt Lake (To be discussed Entered as second class mall matter June 6, 1111, at the postoffice, Provo. Utah, under tbe act or Marcn s, U7. 13.60 the year, 30 cents the month gavbscriptlon price. Sworn Circulation - at all Relief Societies, Tuesday.) Death gathers up thick clouds of gloom And wounds the soul with anguish deep. Gaunt sorrow sits upon the tomb, And round the grave dense shadows creep. .'. - 1915 But faith beams down from God's fair skies And bids the clouds and shades begone. The Timp Cave We gaze with brightened, tear-drie- d And lo, there stands the Holy One. The Timpanogos Outdoor committee, appointed at & meeting in American Fork where Forest Supervisor Dana Parkinson pointed the way for the transfer to a Salt Lake organization of the Timpanogos cave in American fork canyon, insists tnat ine meet Herald misinformed Its readers as to that ing. The committee insists that while Mr. Parkinson was present he did no more than volunteer information. But they also ex plain (this is not The Herald, but the committee speaking through an American Fork newspaper) that Mr. Parkinson "went into detail to explain the 'red tape' and long drawn out procedure of obtaining a charter" which would allow a Utah county organiza tion to charge an admittance fee to the cave. The committee also asserts that Mr. Parkinson said "he would not say whether our application would be favorably acted upon by the department (meaning the U. S. department 01 agn much-discuss- ys1 ' v "The Resurrection and the Life." What hope and joy that title brings; Death's but a myth with horrors rife, And flees before the King of Kings. ed . E. O. llORjtTJT" I in, . peovo Teeth Knocked out Grow Back . ' Hosannas greet his entrance there, The committee informs us that Mr. Parkinson said the Utah And Joseph waits with words of praise, Outdoor association (Salt Lake organization) "would be glad to While here sad thousands bow in prayer permit Utah county citizens to become members in the Utah Out And funeral notes in grief we raise. door association (Salt Lake organization)." Dana Parkinson, it may be explained, is, or was, when that Farewell, dear brother Brigham Young, meeting was held, a member and director of the Utah Outdoor God called thee through the eternal gate, association (Salt Lake organisation). , Thy fame shall dwell on every tongue, Since that meeting a Utah County Outdoor association has And Saints thy worth will emulate. been organized. This association's purpose is to do some united county boosting for the county's scenic assets, including Amen Thy work on earth was nobly done, can Fork canyon and cave, Aspen Grove, Mt. Timpanogos, Mt. And peace smiles sweetly on thee now, Nebo, Spanish Fork canyon, Hobble creek, Utah lake, Loafer lake, The crown celestial thou hast won, and all the other tourist attractions of Utah county. This county In splendor waits to deck thy brow. associates hopes to cooperate with the Salt Lake, or state, organ (Music can be found tn the "Utah Musical Magazine," October, H77.) ization, but does not propose to hand over to a Salt Lake orgamza tion the CONTROL of any of the county's scenic wonders. At the first meeting of the association Pleasant Grove was represented. Neither American Fork nor Lehi was represented. The hope was expressed that both of the cities of the north end of the county would unite with the rest of the county in a cooperative scheme of county development. And this hope will not u youwant an electric iron, or an Tbe Ironing board, regular price of be abandoned until it is proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that electric toaster, or folding Ironing which Is $5.00, may be had by any Lehi and American Fork are more closely wedded to Salt Lake boar- dHearld reader who saves 20 coupons Save Herald coupons and save and adds f 3.00 In cash. City than to the remainder of Utah county. The Herald entertains no iil will toward Mr. Parkinson, nor money when you get your electric Iron, The electric iron may be had for 22 to American Fork's desires to advertise its trail, canyon and cave. the toaster or the Ironing board. coupons and 4.59. But The Herald does believe that Utah county is large enough, These coupons, one to be printed In The electric toaster will go to a strong enough, and willing enough, to manage its own caves, can- each Issue of The Herald, should be Hearld reader for 20 coupons and yons, mountains, and lakes. The Herald believes a county de- clipped and may be turned In at the $5.00. stores for the electric iron, the toaster In two Instances you wlU save $2.00 velopment organization will do as much for Nebo as for each, and $2.25 in the other. as much for Spanish Fork canyon as for Provo canyon or tbe ironing board. Each coupon will be numbered, and or American Fork canyon; as much for the south end of Utah The plan is this: not more than one of each number will lake as for its northern shores. Each coupon Is worth approximately be accepted for any one article. But If it means unwinding "red tape" to reach this goal let us ten cents on the article named In the the coupons need not be of consecutive and at the store named numbers. The Herald will print a unwind "red tape." If Dana Parkinson is unwilling to assist us coupon UTAH POWER A LIGHT. cucpon in every issue. All you need is in the unwinding we are of the opinion that men higher up PROVO ELECTRIC ft HARDWARE. to eave 20 or 22 different numbered Senators King and Smoot, for instance will aid us. The editor WHIPPLE ELECTRIC. coupons, and turn them In at one of of The Herald does not doubt for af moment but that the U. S. You get the ironing board at th the business houses listed on the Power ft Light; the electric iron coupons, together with the additional department of agriculture will grant this county association a Utah at the Provo Electric ft Hardward. cash. charter. If it takes time, as Mr. Parkinson warns us, let us con- and the electric toaster at the Whip- - SAVE THIS COUPON: IT 18 sume that time in other phases of scenic deevlopment, in which pie Electric. WORTH TEN CENTS. OutUtah to of well we the receive the cooperation may rejoice door association, and of other Salt Lake organizations. , Money Saving Coupono In Every Herald Tim-panog- No. 3. ce j j I This coupon Is good for ten cents In trade at UTAH POWER AND LIGHT CO. PROVO ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE Co. - WHIPPLE ELECTRIC CO. Twenty coupons and $3.00 will buy the best $3.00 folding ironing board at the Utah Power and Light company. Twenty-tw- o coupons and $4.50 will buy a $6.75 Universal electric Iron at the Provo Electrc and Hardware company. Twenty coupons and $5.00 will buy a $7.00 Electric toaster at the Whipple Electric company. Only one coupon of each number counted for one person, but the coupons need not be of consecutive numbers. j I j j j Defeating 25 graduates of high schools and colleges, , a woman, 87 years old, won a spelling bee in There will be a Bucyrus, Ohio. The contest lasted meeting March 23, at 7:30 p. m at the more than three hours. Timpanogos school. The following An oil depot is being built at Tahiti program will be given: A song by the third grade. The subject of retarda- by the French to supply steamers plytion of school children will be dis- ing between Vancouver, San Francussed by Professor Poulsen of the cisco, Australia and New Zealand and Violot Cox ships Europe-bounB. Y. .U training school. by way of the of t! o sixth grade will give a reading. Panama canal. Mies Lucile Forrest of the fifth grude Mrs. E. Fielding of Salt Lake and will demonstrate some of the modern BiPthods of silent reading. All parents Miss M. J. Whittle of Evanston, Wyo., of the district and those interested, are the guests of Mr. and iMrs. Robert will bfc well paid for coming .nt Crosby for a few days. TIMPANOGOS j I , &AZ0LJ For cakes and pie mak ing, Mazola is equal to butter at a remarkably lower cost Follow your usual recipe using Vi to X less of Mazola than the amount of butter called for. PIE CRUST Yard Phone 17. FIRST CLASS SH02 EZPAIRING d - FOR 8ALE bicycle tires and all other standard makes for $3.25, Absolutely new stock. Buy of the peo ple who stand behind their guarantee. Ahlander Mfg. Co., 476 S. Univ. Ave. V Italic RENTt-Tmodern rooms for light housekeeping. 242 W. Fourth 2 North. Phone 306-- FOR wo iM-2- FOR SALE Finest equipped vulcan izing shop in Nevada. Located on the Lincoln highway. Clearing $300 monthly above all expenses. Friction between partners reason for selling. Can arrange course of instructions in Goodyear factory for buyer If not ex perienced vulcanizer. P. O. Box 794, Reno. Ner. .. . M-2- 4 FOR SALE Ford ton truck,' cheap, 113 N. University Ave. and PICOTINQ will give a beautiful finish to your spring finery, i Baby clothes and household linens a specialty. Prices All work guaranteed. reasonable. HEM8TITCHINQ SINGER SEWING MACHINE COM Avenue. PANY, 97 N. University Phone 399. are losing money un L08T less you trade with the Wasatch Pro duce, tf. You H. M. AYER8 WELDING CO. Oxy- - acetylene welding and cutting. ' We weld anything made of metal. Work guaranteed. First class service. 42 N, Fourth West, Provo. Phone B88-tf FOR 8 ALE Kay, grain, floor and feed at lowest prices.. Wasatch Pro duce, tf. AND HEMSTITCHING PICOTING iksch:te!r rnarnnta men rasoc&t. We wezz. PEOVO SHOE REPAIRED C: 127 N. Univ. Ave. Phoned PROVO TAILORING We nnrajCTiiiiD Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon In the First ward meeting house for Charles E. Fletcher, a longtime resident of this city. Bishop Joseph A. Buttle presided over the services and the ward choir, untfer the direction of Walter White Deepening head, sang "Through Trials" and "Sometime We'll understand." A Caet was sung by J. W. McAllister and Miss Elizabeth Evans, and solos were rendered by Mrs. Sarah Ramsey, Miss Elva Chipman and Mr. McAllister. A skatch of the life of Mr. Fletcher was read by Mrs. W. Monroe Paxman. The invocation was pronounced by Nels Johnson, and the benediction by Albert Jones. The speakers were AnB. Kee'er and drew Knudsen,-JosepBishop Buttle. 01 guarantee to make yosr clothes look like new. IM Phone 475. We Call and n.a ' Bookcases, Sir Kitchen Ct Colonadee, Fixtures, L. 1 (xmra, ' Built-i-n aui a ana3 net Work. mm) Ws junas 01 Furniture Repaired . S. W. PETERSON PltAMA KK4 T OOeT TTT "I WHY WORRY? We can you savi .nunc; by repainnj' v ft ii r e.a. shoes. ECONOMY SHOE SHOP 403 West Center. , C. CHARLEY CURTIS WHAT CAUSES GAS p. General Er. WANTED cup. Sifted Pawrv Flour K teaipoon Baking Powder H cup Matola teaapoon Sail 4 tablespoon. Cold Water Sift dry ingredient. Add water to Matola and beat antd creamy. Mix quickly into dry Inereuicnu. Tom onto hlthilv floured board and roll to denred ttiirinm Ttus recipe makes on double pi crust. 1V PT? 17 17 Beautifully illustrated Cora Products Cook Book of 64 pages. Write Cora Product Refining Co, Dept. A, Aigo, IB, riVCC Used and Bank. "Powder and paint on the cheeks of is diminishthe eastern college co-eing, and now the most fashionably dressed girl is seen- wearing her dresses to her shoe tops," said Miss Lucy Van Cott, dean of women at the University of Utah upon her return from the national convention of deans of college women which was held recently in Chicago. Definite steps toward the accomplishment of tfiese reforms at the Utah university have already been taken. "Cheek-to-chee- k dancing in respectable places is unheard of at most of the institutions of the country," Miss van Pntt riAciared "and in some of tbe universities the students themselves have taken tbe initiative to completely eliminate Jazz music." Prof. Milton Bennion, dean of the school of education at the university, has lust returned froma convention of the National Education association haM in Chicago. While at .mm. the convention he delivered a report on character education tor tne national committee, of which he is chairman. M-2- 4 andCooking reconiMMM by PtihtU Dressmaking. Phone 657-J- BUSTER BROWN SHOE REPAIRING FACTORY . FOR SALE Ford touring, Just over hauled; good as new; new top 72: 7 W. Mb. N. M-1- rent for month. 68 S. 1st one car garage, W. Phone 705. $4 a M-2- 2 Standard adding and listing machine, $25; Toledo scale Na $45; dry goods measureograph, tional cash register, show cases and other store fixtures, remnants of sev eral bankrupt stocks, all at low prices. Inquire Baker ft Baker, attorneys, 7 Provo, Utah. FOR SALE M-1- BICYCLE TIRES Fresh stock, $3.50. Your choice of any high grade tire in tbe house for $3.50. VITALIC School Domestic ScWnc WHO IS HE? M. 22. GUARANTEED Uptown Office, Commercial Classified Ads ON THE STOMACH? Electric motor, 3 phase, 120 volts; used some hut in good condition. Beesley Marble It is caused by fermenting, sour & Granite Works. tf waste matter in the intestines. This foul matter should be thoroughly FOR SALE Plymouth Rock eggs for old, cleaned out with, simple (buckthorn 884 W. 10th S. matching. bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in This acts on BOTH upper FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs for and bowel, removing old acculower from choice stock. Owens. hatching, mulated matter you never thought was 709 S. 2nd W. in your system. Adler-l-k- a relieves 1000 colonies or hives of ANY CASE gas on the stomach. EXWANTED bees in any kind of boxes, if ;rice is CELLENT for sour stomach and reasonable. Lawrence Hone, P. O. Box chronic constipation. Guards against Vao appendicitis. Hedquist Drug Company. 100, residence 360 South A-- l Advertisement. Phone 168-J.- , Provo, Utah. Best-fox Salads Smoot & Spaf ford Powder and Paint FOR SALE In Bissine SATISFACTION self-restrai- n parent-teacher- Six Kinds of the Best Utah Coal on the Market ea done by machine, giving smart, classy finish to home-mad- e wearing apparel. patrons may send packages by parcel post National French Cleaning Co., 95 N. University Ave. Phone 125. tf MEETING; SCHOOL. Thirty Years r J. j ce PARENT-TEACHER- shorepaT STOP. We lost a leading Master Mind, But spirit hosts behind the vail New strength and added wisdom find. To make our mutual work prevail I tat S&A . Then shall we mourn and weep today Because our chief has gone to rest?' He slumbers not in that cold clay, He lives and moves among the blest. The Legion in Provo IS N. Firs W March 17. Ignorance acin women with coupled is, beauty Omtoactprf of Sanitarvtti cording to Rev. Hugh B, Chapman, of Steam, Vapor the Chapel Royal, London, the reason Water Heating. why divorces are so frequent. Develop a girl's brains, be argues, and you have an entirely different sort tnttoixl at a reaaonlKu of person without tbe false charm what we offer for your which now wins husbands. Mr. Chapman was speaking to an TV A rood place to audience in connection with an appeal H AU for funds- to establish a college for Mcatcn, women students. come His experience, he said, had led aim to believe that there were masses of uiw ouwr ASiU SHOE 8 young girls with no education and a ' 832 West Center. to distinct aversion work who, given a certain amount of facial nrettlness C, W. CLARKSTQN, and other minor attractions, teemed to annex men. Tbe result was that they had very LADY DECIES. formerly Vivian unhappy marriages, which lasted an Gould of New York. extremely short time. Every day he Tkrowhi Away Old Tim was coming across a painful result of Erin Them to ignorance coupled with beauty. It was one of the disastrous signs of the age. CLAYEON AUTO TIRE CO. His experience as regarded divorces For Repairs was that they were largely attributable Phone 649. not eo much to what was called immorality as to ignorance. It was the PAWNEE. Neb., March 17. Teeth uneducated woman who did not make knocked from the mouth of Raymond a good mate for a man. Hart It Done the ROYAL The moment they got a girl who Richards, star of the Pawnee high Where and Works? Quality loved knowledge and were really In- school basketball team, are growing L. f af A. wup Aiwn, we win. terested in the development of her back. brains an entirely different woman After a skirmlxh in a recent game ROYAL SllOS REPAIRING eventuated. (X Richards spat three teeth out on the Anyone who assisted in the founding We Call A and dentist Deliver. . of a new college would be assisting in floor of the gymnasium. the production of women who raised rendered first aid. wired the teeth 9PA VST rAnv- .' m, iUUnB ST their sex by their and by back in place and ordered the star out vw if . VBUwii the feeling they engendered that they of the game for the rest of the season. were worth while. Bv the end of two weeks the teem EXPERT It might sound a little cynical, but KEY AND LCC the position of a preacher brought apparently were as solid as ever, and him into contact w.lth the stupidest Ini.i a- a tVe. beat nnlnt- niGDirua vaiuv k.nv tw We Know How. , possible type. The religious type was maker in the high school league. a very stupid type broadly speaking, MEREDITH CYCLE CO. it was rotten. 159 N. Univ. Ave. Provo. W LONDON, culture)." The governor of Utah has proclaimed Monday, March 20, as American Legion Employment day, and has asked that it be observed as such throughout the state. Governor Mabey suggests that American Legion posts cooperate with other local organizations in securing employment men out of work. for That's fine! If any man hunting for work should have a job it is the Yank who undertook the job of winning the war. The Provo post of the Legion is to be congratulated upon having undertaken the employment problem at an earlier dfcte. Here the Legion boys set themselves to the task of getting work for men, and didn't wait until called upon by the governor. They needed no outside prodding. Which speaks well of their loyalty to their jobless comrades, and to their conception of civilian duty. urn itjiy (Composed by Charles W. Penrose.) (Music by Prof. George Careless.) Cif ennir TmcWi Get your tires from a shop that will see that they will wear well. Let me rebuild your wheels with weather proof rims that will not warp easily. Horr"s Bicycle Shop, 111 N. Univ. Ave. M-1- FOR SALE a pound. mussen. Bead and Use the Want Ads FOB SALE taken at bodies. Phone 513-J- A-- . l condition; if two 1146 W. Center. M-1- 7 40 35 85 1.65 ; . 1.50 and 1.75 and 48 lbs Turkey Red, Lehi 24 lbs Turkey Red, Whole Wheat 100 lbs Heavy White Mill Run 100 lbs Coarse Bran 7.. 100 lbs Medium Mill Run 100 lbs White Shorts A full line baby chick feeds at best prices. 1-- !x l-- 6 L40 l-5- x 1-90 Wasatch Produce 425 West Center up up J Terms Cash A-1- 4 ten truck, cheap .30 9 ibs Corn Meal 9 lbs Germade 9 lbs Graham 24 lbs Graham 48 lbs 48 lbs Straight Grade 48 lbs High Patent 5 Gibraltar onion seeds, $2 263 N. 8th W. Nels Ras- Ford once, Buy Here 'and Save Phone 480 |