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Show THE DAILY HERALD OF UTAH COUNTY, MONDAY, APRIL mm Lloyd Carts and Carriages Park Sulky Cart, Without Hood The History of Oddfellowship Woven Sulky Cart, Hood, Park Stroller Collapsible $18.00 Hood Woven Hood, $13.50 Park Stroller, Corduroy Lining Canopy Sulky, $17.00 $22.50 BABY CARRIAGE TIME IS HERE When the, world's nicest baby is cooing and gurgling: after his nap it's a ride he's begging for in a restful, I smooth, beautiful LLOYD LOOM BABY CARRIAGE It's the baby carriage which has resulted from the genius of an inventor- - a man whose mechanical ability has made it possible for better baby carriages to be created for less money. . The smooth, even weave of Lloyd Loom Carriages is the first thing which attracts the fond mother's eye. Then she sees "the shell-lik- e design of the body with its long, sweeping curves, the soft, snug upholstering, the beautiful finish, the continuous pushers, and the many other exclusive features of Lloyd carriages. Genuine Lloyd $22.50 Carriage Genuine Lloyd Carriage, lined with best $26.00 quality corduroy Genuine Lloyd Carriage, corduroy lined, reversible M7 ipO 1 1 1 u gear, artillery wheel Any finish desired. Taylor Bros. Co. J Hi THE BIG DEPARTMENT STORE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT lUMiiiiiimiiiimiiniir TmrTTrrr i Health to and the Vi jijn "Ujjjj JJwjf Cherry HiU Dairy Service Begins April 15 I this I at "After the I jy2jy j -- e I I i'Xvi ill offer ideal food you I War" prices. j '.' 14 QUARTS, $1.00 e Guarantee Absolute Sanitation. erv,ce' assured the pleasure of seeing some most exciting games to be pulled off here again this summer. Season tickets are being sold more rapidly Mr Gooc First. PHONE 780-R-- 3 I mm n THE n Service to the People Gradually, slowly, but most surely the public is beginning to realize the service that the plumbing and heating industry has rendered to the peoProbably as ple of this country. slowly, and Just as surely it is begin-nigto eralize that this industry has a great many men oi mgn canoer, men with clear vision, sound Judg ment, and a sense of fairness and of service to their communities that is not exceeded by other men regardless n the Want As1 ii or any act amendatory thereof or sup- than one calendar year in the tof any operation and mainteplementary thereto, is unable to pay any construction charge due and pay- nance or construction cnarges, notable in the year 1922 or prior thereto, withstanding the provisions of section the secretary of the interior is here- 6 of t', act of August 13, 1914 (38th by authorized, in his discretion, to ex- Statutes, page 686; provided, that tend the date of payment of any such nothing in this section shall be concharge for a period not to exceed one strued to relieve any beneficiary hereyear from December 31, 1922: Pro- under from payments due or penalties vided, that the applicant for the ex- thereon required by said act; provided tension shall first show to the satis- further, that the relief provided by faction of the secretary of the interior this section shall be extended only to by a detailed verified statement of his a landowner or entryman whose land and liabilities, an actual in against which the charges have acj assets ability to make payment at trie time crued is actually being cultivated." The purpose of this act is to afford the application is made and an apparent ability to meet the deferred temporary relief to those water users charge wnen the extension expires; who are not able to pay their water also in cases where water for irriga- light charges to the United States on financial tion is available, that the applicant is account of the present a landowner or eiuryman wnose iana stringency and low price of agriculagainst which the charge has accrued tural products. It is not intended to is being actually cultivated; provided relieve those who are able to pay further, that similar relief in whole their charges and financial showing or in part may be extended by the must be made (under oath), by those secretary of the interior to a legally applying for relief, on proper forms organized group of water users of a provided for that purpose, copies of project, upon presentation of a suffi- which can be seen at the postoffices cient number of individual showings of the various project cities and towns made in accordance with the foregoing or at the offices of the secretaries of proviso to satisfy the secretary of the tha DAvapal pnnftl rnmnnnlnfl nnripr thp interior that such extension is neces- Strawberry valley project. Those desiring to obtain relief under sary; and provided further, that each charge so extended shall draw Inter- j this act should make application at est at the" rate of 6 per centum per lonce to the project manager, U. S. annum from its due date in lieu of any Reclamation service, Provo, Utah, for penalty that may now be provided by the proper forms. Better and Richer Milk. Cleanliness Wand Use BASEBALL LOOKS BETTER. A report from the local baseball committee shows that Springville is pay-me- We )ZM Salt Lake lodge No. 2 was instituted April 26, 1872; Jordan lodge No. 3, November 17, 1873, and Corinne lodge No. 4, at Corinne, Box Elder county, January 23, 1874. The grand lodge of Utah was instituted June 29, 1874, by J. A. Hemmingray, special deputy grand sire, with fourteen past grands present. F. H. Auer-bac- h was elected grand master; E. M. Wilson as deputy grand mastei, and William Samson as grand secretary. The following is the complete text law, but in case such charge is not of an act passed by congress author paid at the end of such extension izing the secretary of the interior to period, any penalty that would have extend the time for payment of been applicable save for such extencharges due on reclamation projects, sion, shall attach from the date the and for other purposes: charge was originally due the same "Be it enacted by the senate and as if no extension had been granted. "Section 2. That the secretary of house of representatives of the United States of America in congress assem- the interior is hereby authorized in bled, that where an individual water his discretion, after due investigation, user or individual applicant for a to furnish irrigation water on federal Water right under a federal irrigation irrigation projects during the irrigaproject constructed under the act of tion season of 1922 to landowners or June 17. 1902 (32d Statutes, page 388 1, entrymen who are in arrears for more i)iiiiiiiii!i)ii;niiiininiiiiiiif (A charter ""members. Relief Is Promised for Water Users x I chose agriculture work for his discourse, showing that much is required on the part of the farmerand manufacturing industries whether the farmer make a success or failure of their crops. He gave many illustrations farming ground should be why changed fro nione' crop to another very frequently. Mr. Welch stated that sugar beets should average more than 12 tons to the acre, or it is a failure on the part of the farmer. He also said, proper cultivation of soil and caring for same, that from 25 to A 35 tons is only an average crop. crop of this kind is cheaper to raise than a smaller one. The reasons for failures are charged largely to- crop pests, brought about by not caring properly for the soil. "Farmers, change your crops frequently; use your barnyard manure, keep your soil clean and you will have better crops. Sugar manufacturers should encourage larger tonnage instead of more acreage. Success of on the farmer is due to the part of the consumer "of his products and the various factories," said iMr. Welch. was exA vote of appreciation tended Mr. Welch at the close of his discourse, by the club, for his most able way of imparting his many pointers for successful farming and stock raising. It was ovted that the Kiwanis club and other organiaztions get behind the sugar and canning factories to make the nia sure success. . Two Solid Carloads of Lloyd Carriages for Our Customers to Select From, powders of the domestic rariety are giving way to the better imported products of this class. Four men were recently baptized in the Panama canal. So far as is known this is the first time in Its history the canal was used for this purpose. The American embassy i Brasself, Belgium, Is to be moved to new quarters on the second floor of a building which is used as a commercial " n coach-sprin- nine CLUB OF now than a short time ago. The people hare woke up to the fact that their support will be required If we hare baseball this summer. A complete line of officers and players was made Friday night. Practice games will start at once. RALPH 8NEL80N JOSEPH HATFIELD LAID TO REST SPRINGVILLE, April 17. J. P. Funeral services were held in the Welch of Provo, Utah county agricul- Second ward church Wednesday, tural agent, was the speaker at the April 12, for Joseph Hatfield, George Klwanls luncheon given at Sprlngville L. Hyde taking charge. Musical numSecond high school Thursday evening, April bers were furnished by theiMiss Lela 13. Visiting guests were Bishop O. B. ward male quartet, and by Boyer. Bishop W, T. Tew of Maple-toMuntington and Mr. Cartwriht. offered many words of consolaPresident J. F. Smith Introduced Ted Jones as toaatmaster for the tion to those surviving Mr. Hatfield evening. Mr. Jones being connected The Chinese are developing a liking with the sugar factory, selected a 50- pound bag of sugar to be given as the for American cosmetics. Highly perattendance prize. Ralph Snelson was fumed toilet waters for washing the the lucky member, therefore the hair are being imported Into China and sugar was taken away by him. Cello the cheap face creams, soaps and solo by Crandall Gudmundson. After five minutes practice of Kiwanis songs, and a report made on the character of Klwanian John F. Mendenhall, by Dr. John R. Anderson, M. R. Straw and H. T. Reynolds, Mr. Welch was then given the floor to address the club members. Mr. Welch The origin of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows is implicated in much doubt, and surrounded with considerable obscurity. As no original records are known to have been kept, its early history is mere conjecture, at best. All that is really known of it is limited to the last decade of the eighteenth and the first two decades of the nineteenth century. The purpose of the order is to associate and hold fellowship as brothers; a brotherhood that fosters love of country, and of family, benevolence toward the needy, sympathy for the distressed, and brotherly love for those in affliction. Many lodges of the order existed in England as early as 1790, but they held no official or fraternal relation with each other. Little is known of their activities due to their isolated condition. The first lodge of the order in America was oorganized in Baltimore, Md., April 26, 1819, by Thomas Wildey and was called "Washington Lodge of Odd Fellows." Wildey, a g mechanic, was born in London, England, in 1782, and had been in America less than two years when he organized the first lodge. In England he had been a member of the order and had advanced to the highest rank in its councils, passing through all the chairs from the lowest to the highest in less than three years. The first five members of the American lodge were all English mechanics who had been members in their mother country. The first association of Odd Fellows in Utah was formed in Salt Lake City, January 17, 1865, by members who had migrated from California. Out of this association Utah lodge No. 1 was instituted July 26, 1865, by Past Grand James Ellis, special deputy grand sire, appointed for that purpose, with $15.75 1922. SPRINGVILLE In the World, United States and Utah Stroller, Collapsible Hood $10.75 it, of their business or their profession. We do not wish to stamp any one of the leaders in this Industry as the hero, the one type of man to be emulated, for they are of various types and do their work in various ways; but It is a pleasure to call attention to those whose untiring efforts, good judgment, and fairmindedness help to raise the standards of the industry still higher and secure the confidence and goodwill cf tie public. There are no restrictions of the work hours of adults in Japan. There are more than 300,000,000 inhabitants In India, of whom more than 220,000,000 are Hindus and 60,000,000 are Mohammedans, the remainder belonging to minor tribes. Diamonds 11 Anderberg, Inc., have a wonderful assort- ment of Diamonds bought at a low price. ; -- ' A3 the Diamond Market is now on an upward trend we assure you one of these gems is a good investment. . ( We are able to mount your Diamond in" the ' latest style mounting. Our line of Wedding Rings includes Platinum ' and Diamonds set in Platinum. !,. Come in and let us explain how you can buy " a Diamond on convenient terms. - j ; ; .. - Anderberg Inc. Provo's Exclusive Jewelry House. 36 West Center St. Citizen: If you contemplate having plumbing installation, now is the time to do it. At the present prices of materials you can not get it any cheaper for the reason that all overhead charges are disregarded, which must all sooner or later be accounted for. Some may tell you they have no overhead, in which case it is either a wilful fabrication or else they don't know any better. Either case is a menace to the legitimate plumbing business and the public in general. If in doubt, ask your banker he knows. Good advice would be that you ally yourself with those who are trying to carry on the plumbing and heiting business with a high standard, methods which means looking after the welfare of the public health, by doing good work and furnishing the best of materials, not to save or steal all you can out ot a job, but to "Build better than they knew." The legitimate plumber is one of the biggest assets any city can have they are more essential for the welfare and good of its citizens than any craft known in these modern 8 t imes. Remember, good citizens, help to keep up the standard of your plumbing it needs your protection. Remember, too, that the best job skill can do, will not last forever, so get the best all the time, then you ave building up your city and making it a better place in which to live. THE H. G. BLUMENTHAL CO. BUCKLEY & HAWS P. L. LARSON ALEX MORTENSEN E. O. MOE & CO. These VPlumbers --your sen command. Licensed are at |
