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Show THE DAILY HERALD s' Published by The Herald Company. EVER r WEEK-DA- Estered-e- s AFTERNOON i EXCEPT SATURDAY. H seeead slaaepostofflce Provo, Utah, under the Act of March -- Every Day "Jim JL i-H - end complexion, though I csiit "say be'-got any style As the weeks passed, Molly's eyes became brigBtarnrihe Bmfle on her face was more and mora well eatan llshed. Then, on the eve of her Bally dropped the bomb that changed all this. - "Say, le'me tell you, Mollyy before I go she; said. "You're awful Inter E. C. RODGERS, j .Edtwr and Publisher BiJANE:DSBORf! ested In this young preacher. I Jtnow the W(4tl Wd; ed I know that a Tarm f SubBcriptlon: DellTered by carrier, 30 tents a .XHEtRFUt''-CHOUK";-"'"highbrow fellow like that, good look' oaontlir by mall la Utah r aunty. 3 a year; outside the county. tiie "cheerful Chouka and I In th. corridors of the Smith Street lng and all, Unl going to want to $3i0 year. a Uttle girl lite yon, even if she been asked to tell my etory. hare Boarding home there Was be scurry marry feet and the sound of laughter, rau- - is sweet and good and pretty. I know "In the f erf first place brill am and divinity students arenl sure tike to know what a chouka cots and coarse, musical, some of it, men, much different 'an the rest I'm tell is. you'd and some of It timid and afraid. The It Is an animal, and I am tbe anl-now wont so's maybe yon usual excitement of 7 In the evening ing you break your heart over him later on.' prevailed. It was the time when, If -- These words of wisdom Tea, I am the animal la truth, and apparently the next thing you'd like to know is you "expected toRremaln boa. ou bad tbelr effect on At rate. Molly. any what kind of an animal I am. slipped Into a cheap cotton kimono when some of tbe girls planned to "You'd like to know whether I look and then scurried down the corridor n to certain and his like cat or to a friend's room to spend the eve go monkey or dog or toric eating place, famous for its fish (Continued from Page One.) giraffe, and 111 teU you right away, so ning - sewing, gossiping or nibbling dinners, was to Molly join persuaded aa not to keep you guessing the name, candy or nuts If you could "afford It the party, of too many animals I might look like, exchequer would have been enriched $2.50, if the ad- It you wanted to sew oa the machine, Molly would go chapel that I don't look like any of them. vertisement were measured and charge for at the regu- you hurried Into one of the sewing night," funny said one of the group. rooms to take possession of one of "No, I am an antelope. Now an an lar rate of this newspaper. Another laughed. . "Not so funny. Is a kind of deer, you know. Ah. the sewing machines before they were telope to That Jim Granger lsnt going 'fhedvertisement obviously was inserted and paid all taken, If you ;were .going out or sure you know what an an I'm yes, Another student' been ap"wagon-missionariewho have expected a caller, you hurried to your preach. telope ia like. for by thexo-calle- d "Some one once said that the single- finishing pointed. been conductirigNgtreet meetings in Provo and Other room for tat But Molly badnt watched tbe re- horned Indian Rhinoceros touches before your cheap oak bu got almost late bulletin board of Utah county cities. closely ligious reau. much attention as the as and did not know this. The advertisemenfwas offered AFTER The Daily one from Africa. Some of the young women spent the She was In something of a daze Herald had published a report of one of the meetings evening playing stringed Instruments "When sheep are wild they always as she entered tbe historic old resand the fair treatment accordeUthese missionaries by of modern Invention, tempting tbelr taurant with the group of six of ber have horns, but most sheep only have two horns, or a pair of horns, apiece. Provo citizens, the majority of whom are members, of friends to sing. Hence the discords companions, and walked as one in have more, and when they have add floated the corridor, that through S. church, It was an elder orthis church who the dream Is they seated themselves at Some Uve In Asia) the upa table by a window. When tbe others more (some who said that he was attacked and beaten eastern ing to the confusion of sounds. set is largest stood before her per said Molly not Ayres" did look she but ordered up meeting addressed by the Rev. John D. Nuttingleader "The two lower sets curve upward contemplating herself In a mir she would take what the rest did. of the wagon missionaries. In the office of TheDtaily ror that sent back an image rather and and tbe large pair at the top curve The beamed, laughed ringleader as is the way with sheep. Herald, the Rev. John D. Nutting vehemently declare Bur then Teen and somewhat distorted. passed a few words with the downward, that Elder Andrew K, Smith had not spoken the truth. ihtHy was not shocked atwhat she waiter. "Did you lamp tmr friend?'' loo, who live in this country. It was theri that The Daily Herald refused to allow the saw. She had grown used to the im she asked when the waiter, beaming 'All this is quite true. A famous Rev. Mr. Nutting to write his own notices of his meet- perfections of the mirror. She Judici- also, had. hurried kltchenward. "He's naturalist4 said so, and a naturalist, little powder on the swell guy that preached at prayer ings and barred "Are You Missing the Greatest Thing ously dabbed a veryrubbed It In lest a meeting. He's working his way, he nose and then her in Town" advertising. trace of It might be seen. Then she says, and that's how be happens to be It is demanded of no newspaper publisher that he began pinning her net more securely here. I guess we'll get extra big porgive publicity to an advertisement which may tend to over the soft brown curls. tions." Then she looked quickly over " " incite religious controversy; which is in any way unThe door opened and before she at "Say, he's the one that took true ; or which would in any manner, shape or form re- had time to leave her bureau or hide suchMolly. a shine to you; lent he?" flect upon the intelligence of his readers or conflict with the powder Sally Hayden. her uncereBut Molly merely blushed happily monious neighbor, flopped in upon ber. and let her eyes drop by way of their religious opinions. "Where you going, girlie?" she answer. For it had already crossed .The Daily Herald does not believe the advertiseber mind that the gulf that Sally had ment in question states the truth when it says : "The asked. said between ..them might not be4 not "I'm anywhere going purpose of the unsectarian gospel meetings now being Molly, covering the powder box and pictured so Impossible of crossing after all. ' held on the street." It seems difficult to reconcile the It In the top drawer. The next evening and the next and use of the word "unsectarian" when the Rev. Mr. Nut putrlng "Suitor coming?" the next Jim Granger called at the ting himself is the author of ih& statement that the! "Of course not," and Molly blushed boarding house after his work as waita little. "You know I never have call"L. D. S. church is not included." er was over, A week later Sally came back revisiting her erstwhile home. If it is unsectarian why bar even one sect ? By ers." "Well, you're a queer kid," yawned Molly met her In the hall, tried to say barring one the prefix is a joke. Also, it is untrue. "A Cheerful Little Creature." The Daily Herald hopes to establish a reputation Sally. "Prinking when you're going to something and ended by putting her Come on in my room. I'm arms around the other girl's neck and of absolute independence in politics, and of absolute stay home. do nails or to two three happy tears. my bring your shedding you know, is someone who finds out fairness in all news effecting a human being's religion. going slie all the Interesting facts in nature. "Jim and I are engaged," things und we can do ours together. The Daily Herald does not believe that a newspaper "I'm sorry," faltered Molly. "But said. "Jim Granger my divinity stu "But to tell you more of myself, for page is the proper place for a religious controversy. I'm going to chapel. It's Weduesduy dent. He Isn't a highbrow and he Isn't that was what I was asked for my This newspaper does not believe that a newspaper, any night, you tnow " stuck up or anything. He's just an own story. "1 hove four horns. Jim and earns money as a "Lordy," was the word that es- every-dnI come from newspaper, has the right to tell any one of its readers caped Sally's lips. "Excuse me, but waiter. , So of course he couldn't hate India. how, nor when, he should worship his God ! that's not In my line." Then Sally me very much Just because I am only "They say that I am beautiful with , It is our idea of fairness to tell the news of religscrutinized Molly closely, and burst a soda fountain girl." my brownish reddish back and my ious services, if there be news, but in no editorial vein eut laughing. "It's funny enough to A handsome Sally's eyes were brimming with whitish grayish vest. to attempt an interpretation of that news. want to go to that prayer meeting tears as she held Molly off at arm's vest I wear. I am very proud of my This is why The Daily Herald did not print an un- party down stairs, but to prink for It length and scrutinized the happy vest. the Rev. John D. say you are a queer kid." signed communication'denouncing face. "I guess I don't know the world "But It Is difficult for me to toll you "Well a long as we live here, we as well as I thought I did. Say, you I am beautiful. I feel as Nutting and his wagon missionaries. The Daily Herald though It Jim' that if there are wt-r- so concejted to tell you this. But did not print that communication for the same reason ought to go, It seems," faltered teU 'Every-daMolly. "It's only once a week" any more like him at the divinity I was told that I must tell you this, that it bars such religious advertisements as : "Well, I'm not going to be here school I'd Just as soon go to prayer so as to give you some sort of an Idea "ARE YOU MISSING THE much more," Sally answered. "Of meeUng, too." of the way I am. GREATEST THING TOWN?" it's nice being with the glrle "I am a great Jumper. Ah, yes, I The Daily Herald's columns are open, free, every course, and all, but the truth Is I'm not quite NOT COWARDLY can leap and I can bound and my legs issue, to any church, to any religious organization, for eligible any more. You know they are the very kind of legs which help announcements of meetings, invitations to those meet- won't keep girls that get more than Belief That Sharks Will Not Attack me. I suppose that Is why I can make e dollars a week and I've twenty-fivings, and programs of the meetings. such Jumps. Man Denied by Writer Who And no person or organization can cause The had a raise. So as soon as I can get Has Studied Their Habits. "I am very well known for the high else I'm quitting.'' I make. Very well known. InDaily Herald to publish a matter of religious con- some place Jumps e on rapid-firclang of a gong Sharks will attack men. In the opin- deed. troversy as news, free, ndr as advertising, paid for. As theThe. sounded the call for ion of Albert Dorrlngton, writing In "I am not a matter of fact The Daily Herald will not accept money the first floor very big creature. In chapel service and Interrupted the London Dally Mall. fact I am small and dainty. for anv church or other relimous notices, for the simrjle Sally. Molly hurried off without apolThe theory often expressed by trav"Then, too, I must tell you more of eason that if it casts no reflection on any other per ogies and cast back a happy smile to shark is a elers that the four horns, which I mentioned to sons religion it will be printed without the charge of Sally's "So long, kid, have a good time coward is seldom borne out by facts, my you a little while ago. one "cent. If it isn't worthv of the news rnliimns nf If you can!" be says. A shark will, after the briefof horns are not front Sally found one of the other boardThe Hfcrald. money cannot buy for it a space in the est Investigation, attack man or beast big,"Myand arepair a little above very sesmy ers to Join ber in her manicuring just In the water-- , and when wounded by are above, highMy eyes. larger pair sion. knife or bullet will return to Its as- er on We believe we now have indicated The Daily my head, as Is the general fashfunny about Molly," she snld. sailant or prey. Herald's policy matters concerning churches and "I "It's ion among an was awful good kid knew she all the year round the coast Nearly religions, and hopeothat all Herald readers know what and likes to go to chapel, but the fun- and bays of the Australian continent "My smaller horns are very small, to expect from The DaHy Herald. (It may be explained ny thing is that she was prinking for are the hunting grounds of voracious and there is no special use that I have for them, except it Is nice to have It. Maybe she's vamping the pathat the policy of The Weekly Herald is identical.) and tiger sharks: horns. Now as to The DailyHerald's idea of fairness in rson" A mounted police officer once told four re"Now, you may not think so. I've what she is Just "That's doing," was me his it to . that news and editorials. watch piers job heard that her- companion, "only a country boys and girls didn't care plied and jetties to prevent children and The Daily Herald will primVas news things conat all whether they had so much as like Molly doesn't know how to grown-up- s girl from their dangling legs one horn. cerning churches that are news, past, present, or future, vump. Haven't you heard? It's a over the water. which is to say The Daily Herald will report happenings "In fact Tve heard that they didnt cream." "The too, sharks, patrol the care for bonu. which is what NEWS really is. said she beard and het hadn't Sally beaches," he said, "and no leg Is safe ' "But I am very fond of mine. As The Daily Herald refuses to accept controver I five feet from the water." companion continued. name U Chouka, as I told you. sial religious advertisements on one page soNfoo, will "Well, there's a young fellow from Swimming racehorses on South Mel- -' and"My name came from a native Inthe Jim a bourne beach is editorials the avoid The Daily Herald Grangtheological seminary always risky prac- dian word religious controversial 'chouk,' meaning a leap. name been that has preucli-ln- ' tice. On one occasion I saw a horse er's his on another page. In plainer language The Daily He Yon see, I leap and bound so much course waOf the here into surf Wednesday nights. through pulled deep will not condemn a man editorially on one page and and so well, that I have a name which went. The girls Bay he was real ter by prowling "tiger." The rider I do best. him to do the very thing we condemn by accepting xMolly ell looking, but, gosh, what's the escaped only by the prompt actio oi describes the thing "When I say that my name Is an Inmoney for his advertisement on another page. The use or making eyes at mm I tikis the watchers on the beach. dian I mean that Is a word beDaily Herald may not always be right, but it hopes to hlghbriw fellows put us In a class longing to the natives who live over be consistent. The Daily Herald cannot Famous Code of Roman Laws. light of with theMs at the penitentiary or ir. India not the Indians you may 'home' The 'Laws of the Twelve Tables" fair play to its readers accept paid advertising from the dips went sat and were a famous code of Roman laws, know, but the Indians of the country persons who in the editorial column, the very heart and Well, anywaySMolly see on your map. far. far away. ahd lit front fellow this drawn up by the Decemvirs to pro- you up right soul of a newspaper, are denounced as guilty of "false "I'm a cheerful little creature, and and couldn't tect the I'leblans against the opher Hme at looked representation of the people of this community by men keep his eyes off her. NAnd after It pressions of the Patricians. The first that Is why I asked If my story could of Mr. Nutting's type." Mullv tfff!nr ,nl ten tables were enacted 431 B. C, and Iw called 'Cheerful Chouka.' ni'ur "But there Is one more tiling I want isor can me Daily Herald reconcile itseii to a: of the roonl, she knocked a hymn book the two remaining ones were added by double-face- d method of handling news. It can, of course, off one of the chairs ot twirseSiptij- a second decemvlrate In 430. These to say, und that Is that what I sny Is true of the whole famlast contained regulations obnoxious iibout myself print what persons on either side of a- happening say wouldn't do that on purpose the So I do not think It Is conceited ily. But the chap ,o the common people, and were styled about it. But this is what The Daily Herald cannot do : you or i might have. of mo to have tifld this story when I two "the tables of Recite: "Local churchmen refute stories told bv visiting, " B,ltl rusl,M ,K,'"SS tne r"1" byxHcero unjust was asked to tell It of 11 myself, as by "n'' ,henf stl,r,s laws. column print, without quota- - ,,,t1'k,9 clergy," and in the next course Of even goes The l.fcjvs of the Twelve Tables were telling It of myself I Introduce you to i talking. "All tions marks, obvious y as news: subjects are; Wt,ln(,n, bm slle slIS In the lm,k engraved Oa bronze tablets and set ilie Chouka family. "You may not think it Is sensible treated from the Bible only and now Tni.g Jugt ,he Sort of thing tim: tip in the CtauHlum. They consti- to he named The Daily Herald believes the stand it has taken1 giVi .like Moiiy would do. But ti.f after the thing you can Tffstlie basis the written law of tuted do best. fuii-m- For examp', if you were n trift fSir nnp anrl trinr it mpprs with rhp nnnrnvnl nf emhs tn linen Ms v ,m Rome, and. as liiiiNas tire time of line swimmer, I don't suppose you the same. a majority of its readers, and the public in general. Cicero, were coniiiiitteu Vo memory by would want to be called 'Swim' In"S.v." interrupted Sniiy, you don'; every school boy. The Daily Herald does not believe that' a single 'n The original tablets are saldto have stead of Johnny or Oeorgle or Jack, Herald reader would expect absolute fairness and im- suppose It'll lend to anything?" l lie "ui been destroyed in the suck of Koine as yon may be named now. other, "I'ooh," scoffed a which from will newspaper print religious course a highbrow like that wouldn't under Bremius in :i!H B. "But It Is all a mntter of taste, alt partiality of con-a matter of taste, whether In horns or advertising from a person thought worthy a kM to homeless want marry poor .V- demnation editorially. names !" like Molly. But those students art Sincere Veneer. Our Teaders now understand The Daily Herald human same's any other fellows. lit "You are a heamiful girl, and I hope Aint U the Truth? policy of not condemning a preacher in one column and might want to have a good time wit! you think I am sincere." TearheN-Will- ie, can you tell me her. Molly's kind o" pretty" .boosting him in another. "1 can't help thinking you are sin " the world? ofsthe shape I she said "Yes. is," That our readers may come to this understanding guess Sully cere when you talk like that." Louis Willie-Well- Nny ( Top says It's In is the sole purpose of this editorial, in which it becomes "Gee, I'd give a lot to have her hup ville Courier-Journaawrui shape. to to 3, 1879. "m' Unusual Prices I 2182 if SWORN CIRCULATION The Daily Herald and the Rev. Mr. Nutting OnSale well-know- SATURDAY It's See Oar Windows Friday s" last-minu- two-horne-d LD. atan Distributors of Quality Merchandise - Everybody's Store. L OPENING . . . ANNOUNCEMENT the opening of his Chiropractic offices at ,? Dr. I. J. Rands wishes 39 North University avenue. START THEM TO SCHOOL FIT As means of becoming acquainted, services wfll bMree io all children under the age of 14 during the month my of September, if accompanied by parent. CHIROPRACTIC EVENTUALLY WHY DELAY I. J. PAtMER GRADUATE RANDS a Successor to Dr. E. D. Morlan. 39 Univ. Ave., Over Emil's Cafe.- - Hourg 2 a. m., 1:30-5:3Telephone 758. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS. 10-1- 6:30-7:3- 0, ' p. m. 0 By ALLMAN i MRS. DUFF, AS GOOD AMD FKIE.NDI.Y NEIGHBORS OF YOURS, MRS. LEE AND MYSELF FEEL THAT IT IS OLR DOTV TO SPEAK To VlOO ABOUT A .WELl.COMEl MATTER THAT IS VERY PLEASE IN, PAINFUL To US BOTH yii - y I W UM I E HAVE TO TELL VOO WHAT l& OF A VERY PRIVATE NATURE vje hope vou will accept amp IM THE SPIRIT THAT IT IS IT WAS SOMETHING THAT OCCURRED LAST EVENING YOO WIU. RECALL THAT I MET VrVtlt IKYi I rvw wr TUE nOl.lCf tnw IT SIVEM ' V - int. wwrri.r ' r f. eveninsp vp 1 A WASJJOING y , MAN-EATE- VE&.VQI JSAIO Vm WrcVsnmi To A MOVIE - NELL- - NEL- LAFTER I LEFT YOO AND STARTED TOO. HOME - I man-eatin- g 3 OH-- 1 ...JP ?Zo WO I N CANT TELLYoO. JA 11 WAS WALKING Along minding my owm business WHEN I HAPPENED To LOOK UP AMD X---- II ) " TrAuvirriuo I 1 . C?T(3TANlY ,x NO Vjfv f CAnT rl CAN'T ) ! -- f (.(' J 0 horn-wearer- blue-pointe- w4, inits arhe feeble-minde- d athe ii.-- ' Jst a ; refer another paper, unavoidably, be necessary cause neraia readers pointed out the fact that the religious advertisement was printed in the other paper and not in The Daily Herald. - "He wholvouia" a coiirtin? go" READ AND USE DAILY HERALD WANT DS ..... ( . - EET. MY - FAMI LV - . , |