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Show rv THE HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1922. THE DAILY HERALD Published by The Herald Company... , EVERY 4VEEK-DA- EXCEPT SATURDAY. AFTERNOON Entered as second class mall matter June of March postofHee, Provo, Utah, under the Art r Terms of Subscription: Delivered month; by mail in Utah county, (3, $3.53 a year. - - Hi- by ent a the county 30 carrier, year;-outsid- it. i - Sons of the. idle rkh, for more than a decade the butt of American sarcasm, are coming to be viewed in a clearer perspective. The latest evidence of modern viewpoint adopted famby the pampered youth is seen in the Vanderbilt Service" ily. "The Cornelius Vanderbijt Newspaper intn hpinc under the ffuidintr hand of Corenlius Vanderbilt, Jr. Young Vanderbilt burst into the newspaper profession some four years ago as a reporter en The New York Herald. On a thirty dollar a week salary he rode motor car. He tried to business in his to be a good fellow and nothing of a snob, so it did not take long for the speedster to vanish and for the young millionaire to set aside some of his preconceived notions of the newspaper profession. Seemingly the young man has not prospered under assignment, and hopes to make better headway under his own direction, hence we see him furnishing news to the great metropolitan journals, some of which is published. Presumably he has sensed the value of publicity, if not of propaganda, and with the Vanderbilt name attached to his enterprise undoubtedly he will have entre to the inner circles of finance and industry that should be productive of much material of public interest, if it be discreetly written and the young man display the to sift the wheat from the chair. ability -Young Vanderbilt has the opportunity-a-4ife-4-time for public service if he can measure up, on the one hand declining to become the vehicle for industrial exploitation, and on the other refraining from too vivid an expression of the socialistic views that seem to nave tinged his mentality since he has rubbed elbows with the world. When his trrandfather lav dyine reporters were turned away from the Vanderbilt home as annoying high-power- ed ei ii-- wn-m - SYNOPSIS ' I APRIL. General factotum in the house of her lister tna. wife of Herbert Deacon. In the small town of Warbleton Uilu belt leads a dull, craaiped cxistanc. with which she Is constantly at enmity, ttioug-apparently satisfied with her lot. She has natural thoughts and aspirations which neither her sister nor her brother-in-la- w seemingly can comprehend. To Mr. Deacon comes Bobby Lark In, recently graduated hlgh-achoyouth, secretly enamored of Deacon's elder daughter, Plana, an applant for a "Job" around th Deacon house. He la engaged, his occupation to be to keep the lawn In trim. The family la exctted over, the news of an approaching visit from Deacon's brother Nlnlan, whom he had not seen for many yean. Deacon Jokes with - Lulu, with subtle meaning, concerning the coming meeettng. II MAT Chiefly because of the ripple In her placid, colorless existence which the arrival of Nlnlan will bring, Lulu Is Interested and speculative, meanwhile watxfaing with something like envy the of Bobby and Diana.' Unexpectedly, Nlnlan arrives, In the absence of Herbert, at his business, and of Ina, resting. Thus he becomes acquainted with Lulu first and In a measure understands her position in the house. man To Lulu, Nlnlan is a much-travelM'M merest worl TeB which he takes In her la appreciated, be cause it. is something new In her life. When "tea" had been experienced evening. It was found that a light rain was falling and the Deacons and their guests, the Plows, were constrained to remain la the parlor. The Plows were gentle, faintly lustrous folk, sketched Into life rather lightly, ous treatment. The world do move. Young Vander- - as If they were, say, looking In from bilt is a reporter. The operations of the Vanderbilt some other level. "The only thing," said Dwlght News service will be watched by the public and the Herbert, "that reconciles me to rain Is with interest, profession thoughtful that I'm let off croquet." lie rolled ,his r's, a favorite device of his to Induce humor. He culled It "croquette." He had never been more Irrepressible. HOMEY PHILOSOPHt. The advent of his brother was partly Fame is a wonderful thbg. Think of the bird that accountable, the need to show himself first conceived the notion of starting a fire to keep a fine family man and host In a proswarm before there was any fire. You know his iiame, perous little home simple and pa" of course. Then there was the boy who really owns all thetic desire. "Tell you what we'll do l" said tha cnM in tViA wnrlrl. tha fallow who looked at a moun "Nln Bn1 ru "itnisce the stone in 4 - ; that P"voewspaper tain, saw there vtu some ;vl i i it, dug up stone, DJ ' floured nut. hnwl "Dol" cried Mr. Plow. This stone, You remember who fellow WM lwayg nclM by gentle to get the metal IT ne was, loo. Ana uie uuicr ouyr wuvB h imuuc i j,totkclted fcyhn, and enjoyed Its tne cnap mat Iixea out woraa mat carriea meaning, presentation In any real form. ana spore uiem at uie rest vi uw guiix ov "" wuiu jnniaa had unerringly selected a tin41taM urea metal in tha t converse? U f fit ati a nnrl ' Everybody knows who he was. There's! dwarf rockw, and be was overflowing no use talkin . It's very important to get your name I it ! rocking. "Take this chair, dor Ina begged. in the paper an get a reputation. "A chair a man." She for big poke as If he were about the age of big Monona. Nlnlan refused. Insisted on bla refew years more, and human fusal, relationships would bare spread san ity even to Ina's estate and she would hare told him why be should exchange chairs. As liwarana forebore, and kept glancing anxiously at the over burdened little beast beneath him. The child Monona entered the room. She had been driven down by Dl and Jenny Plow, who bad vanished up stairs and, through the ventilator. might be heard In a lift and fall of L. D. ROLLOW, formerly of the Larson & Hollow Studio, will on 1 ' Monday, July. 31 open to the public his new studio located over the McCoard shoe store, and during the opening week will make free enlargements being new and complete throughout. We will use artificiaUight jntirely and so will be independent of weather conditions. are using the famous Hollywood lighting system which will enable us to produce the1 same lighting effects that you have admired ' ! in the movies.; You are INVITEp to call and inspect Provo's newest studio. We t : Over McCoard Shoe Store. 14lf' n llLK'il bullfight without bloodshed was recently witnessed in Loe Angeles. 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''Cmon in, the Water's It saves you money keep the dirt off. dirt destroys luster of the paint. The GENEVA BEACH Finer June. On a June morning Dwight Herbert Deacon looked at the sky, and said with' his manner of originating It : "How about picnic this afternoon?" fna, with her blank, upward look, exclaimed : "TodayT" "First class day, It looks like to me." Come to think of It, Ina didn't know that there Was anything to prevent, but mercy, Herbert was so sudden. Lulu began to recite the resources of the house for a lunch. Meanwhile, since the first "mention of picnic, the child Monona had been dancing stiffly about the room,' knees stiff, elbows stiff, shoulders immovable, her straight hair flapping about her face. The sad dance of the child who cannot dance because she never has danced. Dl gave a conservative assent she was at that age and then took advantage of the family softness Incident to a guest and demanded that Bobby go too, Ina hesitated, partly because she always hesitated, partly becausp she was tribal In the extreme. "Just our little family and Uncle Ninian Would have been so nice," she sighed, with her consent. When, at six o'clock, Ina and Dwlght and Ninian assembled on the porch and Lulu came out with the basket. It was seen that she was In a blue cotton house gown. look nerer said 'i you going?" "Mer said-Lul"Oh, no." "Why notr "Oh, I haven't been to a picnic since I can remember." "But why notr ."Oh, I never think of such a thing." Kinlan waited for the family to speak. They did speak. Dwlght aald : "Lulu's a regular home body" .And Ina advanced kindly with: "Come with us, Lulu, if you like," "No," said Lulu, and flushed. Thank you," she added, formally. . Mrs. Detrt rotce shrilled from within the bouse, startling iy close just Phone 121. 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It'll do you good Too mind me amt go on," : - "Well," said Kltrtn. thaft-- what I say. leu bustle for your hat and you ' ' come along," This Story Continued In Monday's Daily Herald k vmr,,xjrvsr ei v i EVERY mm. 29c Per Gallon INSTANCE Superior Motor Co. HATCH UNDERTAKING COMPANY The House of Economy and Service. Wfthout exception we make It a point to act in the interest of toe family where our services as under takers are required. The natter of profit comes second with us. la st endeavors every Instance el an to render the ftf Route 1, Box 39. Charleston, III. 4tW - .; r - - giggling. Monona, had also been driven from the kitchen where Lulu was, for some reason, hurrying through the dishes. Monona now ran to Mrs. Bett. stood beside her and stared about resentfully. Mrs. Bett was In iest black and ruches, and she seised upon Monona and putted her, as her ow'n form of social expression ;rr and Monona wriggled like a puppy, as hers. 'Quiet, pettle," said Ina, eyebrows up. She caught her lower lip In her And Instead of Going to the Parlor She Sat Down by the Kitchen Winteeth. dow. "Well, sir," said Dwlght, "you wouldn't think It to look at us. but Instead of going to the parlor, she sat mother hnd her hands pretty full, bring down by the kitchen window. She was ing us up. In her chally gown,-wither cameo Into Dwlghfs face came another pin and her string of coral. look. It was always so when he spoke Laughter from the parlor mingled r of this who had taken wlth tbe laughter jrf. Dl and Jenny upthese two boys and seen them through stairs. Lulu, was now rather shy of the graded schools. This woman DL A night or two before, comliift home with "extra" cream,, she had Dwlght adored, and when he spoke of round to the side door and nad gone he became his Inner self. her come full upon Df and Bobby, seated 'We must run and see her on the steps. And Dl was" saying: while you're here. Nln," he said. "Well, If I marry you, you've simply To this Nlnlan gave a casual assent. got to lie a great man. I could Jibs !! IftcJilag marry Just anybody. I'd smother." dor. Lulu had heard, stricken. She "Little," Dwight pursued, "little did she thtnk rd- - settle down- - Into a nice, passed them by, responding only faintquiet, married dentist and magistrate ly to their greeting. LH was far less In my town, ind Nln Into say, Nln, taken aback than Lulu. Later Dl had said to Lnlui"! s'pose what are you, anyway?" you beard what we were saying." Taey laughed. Lulu, much shaken, had withdrawn "That's Uie question, said Nlnlan. J from the whole matter by a flat "no." . They laughed, v.ina Ventured," ""Wayne "ftecause," she said to herself, "1 TMaybe," Ninian will tell us something about his couldn't have heard right" But since then she bad looked at Dl travels. He la quite a traveler, you as if Dl were aoiae one else.'; Had not know," she said to the Plow. - "A regLulu taught her to make buttonholes ular Gulliver and to hem oh, no! Lulu could pot They laughed respectfully. ; ' "IltFw, we should rove It. Mr. Dea nave beard properly. ' "Tou know con," Mrs. . PIqw said. "Everybody's got somebody to be we've never seen very much." nice to them," she thought now, uoaaea on, Mni launched udod by the kitchen window, adult yet bis foreign 'countries as he had seen, anderelttv-.- -rr them; Population, escorts. Imnorts. 8nt that one would thought soil, irrigation, business. Tor the pop-- come for her her tome mother or even . ' Phone 853. n m. . foster-mothe- to all those having sittings made. We have the studio equipped in the very latest style, iiii send She waited at first hopefully, then The gray, rain resentfully. the air, wrapped a a a, r i '"Nobody cares what becomes of me. after they're fed." she thought, and derived an obscure satisfaction from her phrasing, and thoughMt again. Deacon came Into the Ninian kitchen. ier first Impression was that he bad come to see whether the dog had been fed. "I fed lilni.?iaslie said, and. wished f that she had been busy when Kinlan entered. "You did "Who, mer " 6e asked. that all right. Say. why In time don't you come in the other room?" "Oh,J don't know." "Well, neither do I. I've kept think? Ing, Vhy don't she come along.' Then I remeriibered the dishes." He glanced come taiielp wipe dashes," uiations Nlnlan had no respect. Crops about. !":"I "Oh she laughed so delicately, so could not touch ours. Soil mighty poor one wondered where she And the business say delightfully, pickings. it. "They're washed " she caught know and, say, got Tnose feHows-do- n't herself at "long ago." the hotels t Don't say foreign hotel to "Well then, what are you doing Nlnlan. - He regarded all the alien earth as here 7" "Resting." barbarian, and he stoned It. He was "Rest in there. He bowed, crooked equipped for absolutely no Intensive Ills arm. "Senora," he said his SpanHis contacts were negliish matched his other assimilations of more excited by gible. Mrs. Plow-watravel "Senora, allow me." had Nlnlan Deacons the party than Lulu rose. On his arm she entered been wrought upon by all bis voyag- the parlor. Dwight was narrating and ing. did not observe that entrance. To the "Tell you," said Dwight "When we Plows It was sufficiently normal. But ran away that time and went to the Ina looked and said: up state fair, little did we think" He "Well!" in two notes, descending, told about running away to the state fair. "I thought," he wound up, ir- curving. Lulu did not look at her. Lulu saf relevantly, "Ina and I might get over In a low rocker. Her starched white to the other side this year, but I guess skirt, throwing her chally In Ugly not. I guess not." lines, revealed a peeping rim of white The words give no conception of Her lace front wrinkled embroidery. their effect, spoken thus. For there In when she sat, and perpetually she adW'arbleton these words are not come justed it. She curled her feet In Warbleton, Europe Is monplace. beneath her chair, her long never so casually spoken of. "Take a wrists and veined hands lay along her trip abroad" Is the phrase, or "Go to lap In no relation to her. She was Europe" at the very least, and both tense. She rocked. with empressement. Dwlght had someWben 'Dwight had finished his narwhere noted and deliberately picked ration, there was a pause,-brokat up that "other side" effect, and his last by Mrs. Bett : Ina knew this, and waS proud. Her "Tou tell that better than you used covert glance about pensively covered to when you started In telling It," she her soft triumph. observed. "You got in some things I Mrs. Bett, her arm still circling the guess you used to clean forget about. child Monona, now made her first ob- Monona, get off my rocker." servation. Monona made a little whimpering not to went have while the sound, in pretense to tears. Ina said. "Pity going was good," she said, and said "Darling quiet !" chin a little lifted, no more. lower lip revealing lower teeth for Nobody knew quite whnt she meant, the word's completion; and she held But and everybody hoped for the best. it Ina frowned. Mamma did these thlniis The Plows were nsklng something occasionally when there was company about Mexico. Dwlght was wondering and she dared. She never sauced If It would let up raining at all. Dl Dwlght In private. And It wasn't fair, and Jenny came whispering Into the it wasn't fair room. But all these distractions NinAbruptly Nlnlan rose and left the ian Deacon swept aside. room. "Miss Lulu," he said, '1 wanted you e e e e e to hear about my trip up the Amazon, The 'dishes were washed. Lulu had because I knew how lnter-este- d you washed them at breakneck speed she are in travels." could hot, or would not, have told why. He talked, according to his lights, But no sooner were they finished and about the Amazon. But the person set away than Lulu had been attacked Who most enjoyed the recital could by an Unconquerable Inhibition. And not afterward have told two words that he said. Lulu kept the position which she had taken at first, and she dare not change. She saw the blood In the veins of her hands and wanted to hide them. She wondered If she might fold her arms, or have one band to support her chin, gave it all up and sat motionless, eae for the rocking. then she forgot everything. For the first time In years some one was talking and looking not only at Ira and Dwlght and their guesta, but kt her, wc vw mm IH SONS OF THE IDLE RICH. i m 1 E SWORN CIRCULATION Mlf m xrrt"i tt fa Jin lI'I rslHt' , i m - ew .Kditor and Publisher E. C. RODGERS, :t ibb m at 6, 1911, 3, 1879. airman lmu.,f Perhaps- tbey would st service If You Are Building a Home -a- or remodeling voar old home witk a colonnade or book sesrinentel eheif ora kitchen cupboard, or any other kind of cabinets,-- haveyour furniture repaired, See S. We. Peterson we can and to save the family as much trouble and unnecessary expense ae possible. ANSON HAJCh ULA M. HATCH ' 445 West First North. TPhone 554J. 1 |