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Show THE HERALD, .TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1922. THE DAILY HERALD EVERY WEEK-DA- AFTERNOON EXCEPT - Baroness Would Be Typist Published by The Herald Company. SATURDAY. Entered as second, class 'ovatl matter June 6, 1911, at the 187K. postoffice. Provo, Utah, under the Act of March 3, E. Editor and Publisher RODGERS C. nepublican, a 30 cents Delivered by carrier, Terms of SubscrTption: in Utah cuunty, $:! a year; outside the jiounty. month; by mail J3.50 a year. i. DAILY AVERAGE CIRCULATION OVER 2200 FOUNDER'S DAY. FYirtv.spvpn vpnrs ncrh vesterdav. Dr. Karl G, Young Maeser at the instance of President Brigham octahiishoH thp Rrnrham Yountr acaaemv in rrovo. fi ii was not long until word of the new school was scattered throughout the territory, and students from almost every community began coming to rrovo to learn irom the teachers who had gathered at the school. Although the academy began in humble circunf stances, and although it passed through many hardships, its influence for good continued to spread tvirnncrhniit iiA intprmountain territory. Youne men and women, who hungered for knowledge and who had tipnrd of the wonderful instructions oi ur. Maeser fwifwi here Thpv received far more than they had expected. Through them the influence of the institu I tion came to pervade almost every community ana home of the territory. Since then the school has grown not only in numbers but also in influence. The graduates of the university have gone forth into almost every walk of life and invariably have made good. The graduates of the school can be found as justices of the supreme court of the United States, as senators and representatives nf crmrr: no coverncrs of the state, and as leading nitiVcna in nlmnat pvprv state in the Rockv Mountain I district. With the establishing of the university as the SointS if 19 PYTlPPtpH lnn.lino anlwuil nf lll T that even greater things will be accomplished by its students and graduates in the future. Many educators in the state are of the opinion that in the not far distant future the Brigham Young university will be the leading institution of higher learning in the state. attor-flcH- 'X $ 1 A wide-awak- t ;i i , .. . SAME PRICE over 3Q years v,i s for gfj OuncesBAKING gtj ff I V W POWDER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED II , vw7 77 ,;4Wr'-'''."t f I II - im& II ',7 (' t ' III FOIL II II SAID war, .. Baroness Thai Lucanifar. hsr PtnnloV, vKfvwvo soto a.Q)n cwajr ujr .L 1 ttudylng stenography at Boston. She'U try to recoup bar for-- he would build a QUALITY car for the MULTITUDE, and his recent price drop of $50.00 has proven this and makes the prophecy a REAL- , I ITY. THE VALUE OF THINGS DUE The person who sees clearly the relative value of commodities generally is a good trader. With this insight he is enabled to buy from those who set a low value on their goods and to sell to those who set a high value on his goods?" provements of quality, making IT without a doubt the most wonderful value in the world.. Don't be fooled by what others think THEY The man who knows the value of things the LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE. IS HIGH CLASS SERVICE With us funeral direction becomes a personal professional matter much as the services of your physician, lawyer or architect are. In other words, we are not so much undertakers working at a profit as we are funeral directors operating on" a reasonable fee basis. The distinction is impor- STATION-TO-STATIO- CALLS N ARE QUICKER AND COSTLESS. ASK OUR MANAGER. tant. Courtesy to the Living and Courtesy to the Dead. ECONOMY SERVICE Hatch Undertaking Co. Anson Hatch Lila M. Hatch Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. , Am marine. rhey have failed to keep their promises to the bo high ia made in mm , apron and overall dance, the . decorations a sensation. Each of the four classes and the alumni will have booths and compete for a prise to be presented bj the Ag. club. The music is the best that conU be secured in Provo and will be represented by Wilde's orchestra. The Ag. club has always maintained a high standard in their entertainments, but are endoavorlni this year to give a dance tar superior to those formerly given. fMI Jiu!l(iY UUVJ Q'cloek--at TAKE TA BERN A CLE VB ABE W TURNER, Democratic Cha 'rrrain. Provo Precinct O DV I IN VI best ever given by the Ag. club. The decorations will be in harmony with the harvest season, bat will be quite different than thou used in previous dec.orati schemes. The members of the club are doing their utmost to make the ON EVER s (Political Advertisement) During the convention the subject of bacteriology was discussed, IGHSCHOOL and its importance In. high school work. In faculty meeting yesterday The following news items from morning It was decided that a comthe Provo high school are remittee should be sent out to invesand students. written ported by tigate this subject, and if it is found GRADING OF STUDENTS. Important It will be given ia conThe teachers have returned from nection with other physical science. the teachers' institute held in Salt The faculty is determined to leave Lake City. no rock unturned in making the One of the most important prob- high school as democratic as The corn crop hurts most when lems taken up was discussed by Professor Smith. His topic was the the weather changes. ANNUAL AG. BALL. subject of the grading of students. The members of the Ag. club will For heaven's sakes go to church. His. opinion was' that students should be judged on a basis of what give their annual ball in the Provo There is no decrease in the sighs they are capable of doing in com- high school gymnasium, Friday of taxes. parison with what they are doing. night October 27. It ia to be an TONIGHT--- 8 f ' Will Discuss the n Lf Democratic County Committee Phone 343. uses bV nlm rUroad J?? Interchange of commodities 8 S ; business. They here passed a budget bill which f 6or. ... creases the eoet of government and pleases They have failed to keep their promises to hare" , capital. They paid to foreign governments They have failed to. keep faith, with the foreign peoples all they claimed and colWtJ men. nothing of .what foreign governments and to? They have failed to keep their promises to eign people owe us. " the farmers. They har fooled the people about an associa to failed to keep' their promises tion of nations and made a treaty of peace They hive the business men. Germany from which the United States couiS not possibly derive any benefit They hare failed to maintain law and order in 'the country. They have entered into disarmament treati They have failed to protect the country which do not disarm and into treaties of a n anee which do not ally, and from none of whioii against criminal trusts. our people get any benefit,. They have failed in their management of the coal industry. They hare professed in their IreaUes to ba for peace, and at the same time have been most They have failed utterly in the management of the railroads. ' vociferous in their appeals for prcpara. They1ive-failedt- o take The tJoTerniHent out- -of "Tion and greater appropriations greater for war I They passed an army business. bill with reorganization which no one is satisfied, and in which officer. They have failed to enforce the prohibition laws. ;are manyand enlisted men are few, and at the They have (ailed to lower the tax burdens on highest cost in our history. " people generally. They have passed the most iniquitious tariff THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS. bill in the history of this country, which win In the Newberry case they officially found: cost the. .American people $4,000,000,000 anThe expenditure of such excessive sums in nually, most of which will go to the special inbehalf of a candidate el tier with or without his terests. to sound knowledge and consent, being contrary They got the labor vote in 1920, and they are now repaying labor by depriving it of its everv public policy, harmful to the honor and dignity of the Senate and dangerous to the perpetuity right. " of a free government, euch excessive expendiThey have furnished labor strikes in abund-anctures are hereby severely condemned and disapproved. men with They have furnished the Then they seated Newberry in violation of millions of cases of unemployment their own findings. They have thus established They have furnished the businessmen with a seat in the the precedent bankruptcy. United States Senate. They have dillydallied over a year about the coal strike, but they have given us Mr. Hoover They have amended by construction the civil to raise the price of coal to the coldest this service laws by which they have given the Me will tell us how we can break the coal the preference and the. professional politicians the postoffice, and many other ivil lumps into smaller pieces, just as he used to tell service offices. tue how we could get greater good from slices They have modified by construction the x of bread if we made them thinner. eighteenth amendment and the Volstead law so They have given us a sptten, broken down as to enforce it as to prohibitionists and allow it transportation system which sometimes carries to be violated by all others. the public and sometimes not, but always holds them up. They have established a system of oil leasing by which the Oil Trusts, domestic and foreign, They have given us a splendid merchant mahave secured a great part of the oil supply of rine, tied up securely and rotting in the the United States. of our country, and have turned over our splendid commerce' to English ships. They have brought wheat down, by the pas-sage of the emergency tariff bill, to the lowest They have made money tighter to the business man and looser to the speculator, but as an price it has sold for in many years. offset they still furnish the American man the They have established by the emergency tariff bill and other tinkering with the tariff, a right of bankruptcy. t system by which the cattle raisers can get subThey have raised the cost of electing a shoes while to nine millions of dollars. It is a large stantially nothing for their bides, and all other leather goods are higher than they price, but we all know K is worth it, and besides, as soon as the tariff is passed, the American have ever been- - in peace time. repeople will then Joyfully pay it baci in in They have made profiteering emiently creased taxes. spectable. They have made bootlegging an honorable They elected the president by 7,000,000 majorbusiness. ity and no doubt will secure unanimous consent for his retirement at the proper .time, They have substituted innocuous conferences at the White House for executive action. They hare taken the iron fence from around the botanical gardens. In their tariff bill they have taken away from And then they have made Laddie Boy famous. the legislative department the power of taxation These are some of the remarkable accomplishand turned it over to the executive without conments of the Grand Old Party during its three stitutional right or authority. , and a half years of rule. They have already reduced taxes on the rich. ' - Anderson FORD Garage The success of the telephone is bottomed The entire country is webbed by the wires of the Bell System. Every town, every hamlet, every customer is within the sound of your voice. on its universality. . presi-den- know. Buy a Ford and Spend Difference. a. various-harbor- powder polished crankshaft bearings, and also a ' great many other im- But if he has the instincts of a real business man he recognizes the value of time, of promptness, of friendship. He understands that the Telephone saves time; it enables him to close his deals promptly and to hold his friends through the spoken word. They have stood by the trusts. .... hi t They hare knocked m ut : ousiness. taken hare the cest out of pleasure . They They hare raised high that the people can aotTrfSK win-te- r. fact the only car under $2,000 that has talcum ed an fl - T.lis s dee d s ,."'.. At the present price it is possible for every man to own a car, and there is no excuse why you all shouldn't buy a FORD. Don't make the MISTAKE and be lead into believing that there are other low priced cars that can equal the new model Ford of today, it being in e, YOUD JUST The Republican party bare been in virtual Control of the Gorernment for three yean and five months. They har been in control of both Houses of Conirresg glnee MarcV4. 1919. and of all branches of the Government since March 4. . 1921, a period now of nearly is mdSths.-THEIR FAILURES . They have failed to restore normalcy, They have failed to restore prosperity. They have failed to keep up bur merchant -- T ADVERTISING PROVO. and proLast week an enterprising, gressive business man of Provo came to The Herald office and bought all the extra copies of the paper which printed the steel plant site map. He mailed them to business houses back east, with the steel story and to attract their attention to the fact map that Provo and Springville are to be the steel cities of the intermountain region. "We want to get the business men back east talking about Provo and the opportunities for investment of capital here," the Provo business man explained. All of which strikes us as a good idea, a suggestion we urge upon your attention. After you have ready your copy of The Daily Herald and note any new development- of the steel plant, or any other business progress made here, why not mark that copy and send it to some person in an eastern city, with the hope, of course, of advertising Provo and SDrinsrville ! blue-pencil- II D B d ds TED Political Advertiseme |