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Show r ACC TWO, EflMTOMAL PAGE f NEWS FEATURES PRESS COMMENT CsJ' OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE. THE DAILY HERALD An Independent Newspaper, ti la the Herald building, " ' Entered as seeopd tlase matter at the poatofflec Wbl IL noraibrook N. Oimnwr ltd'niiiunn . . T . . . or rTf V I glffFrtf -- I -- ANU T4 In ' Ptoto, TJtah. Publisher . , - f- First, Wert street, 50 South ' ' - WASHINGTON NEWS x 1 a dally la 1922 ; issued trtrf Established weekly In 183(1; evening except Saturday, and Sunday morning; rural tpornim edition ' .. every morning except Monday. y Published ProTo, Utah, f'T-- TlfJELYJUIIORIALS .. .nty Editor TEEMS SLUSCBIPTION. : Delivered by carrier, pee jnoeth . DeUvered by carrier, per year. In advance....... Delivered by mall la Utah eoanty, per year. In advance...... .....$3.50 Delivered by mail la United States, outside Utah county, per year, In advance . . . . .7. . . ,v . . . .I4.S0 ...... -- .......... .......i........ Member --Salted Preaa - Newa-Servi- ...... and.-?- fe ce Br-- Al- Bervtc. Only dally newspaper In Utah aoutb of Salt Lake City; largest ail cnlation fef any newspaper In rtah fmtwlde Salt IjiVf 1ty and Ogdcn. vBnginerOfnce,Telepfioba ...... . . . . Editorial Booms, Telephone , - - u 96 ;..,.,...,..........107 Ne&i&xc-you- 1 .Prolific Minersr ?eT?' mid J K ' lit I ' 7 T I 7 ... OVgP . " The department 'of commerce discovers that coal miners have more children than any oth.er economic group in the United States, and more than twice as" many as physicians, surgeons and dentists. The lowest rate of reproduction is found among architects and actors. .These are curious and interesting facts,- rather hard, to WilU ICttU BUCIl KLtU( VJVIUHI, CAVC1JI. JJUOOlMlJf III mc tOiK: a randomand nomadic life that it iX not easy, to associate - late in life, but there must be other and mors obscure reasons for their having only about three children to coal r: miners' seven: Arf6TthTmin5flr,'tftey exemplify the familiar observation that it is the Door who have most children. For manv have suffered from low wages year-the- y longperiods of both together. Their misfortunes idleness,' and sometimes 4.I'; '" they call their wares. ;',-.. are tttuiuuicu ti:u..tj niaiuiy aiu uie.- .iuci mat aimere aie tsu niaiiy ui them- - the coal mines are overmanned yet they keep right hete " unou,K nn nrodupintf-- a lararer suonl v of new minerR. 4el4 iHlllaW store UrrlL.1L -I January iiargtUn Nature isTiard to understand. It is" much the same as He r grand bounce." the situation prevailing, on a national scale, in countries like yuro, nuone. ivarreu, Kales ) In There were more telephones Italy and Japan, which cannot support their population, yet America tea yeara ago than, there Hegbt the mlttw iaVand air multiply at a fate that forces, their offspring to roam else. t tlirustk .. Andjwunce. are in all the rest of the world vfsh ' where for a living.,; . "f-- "jLi r . - " il.i - rr?mnv : -- ' r vt""11 I - tly ' v.w I gii . - -- t '.ri -.- T- . - - . . ; - Js'o wonder the Una i NephJ Mpulton. gayf Beauty and Oblivion. exercise la oaaentlar to . typhoid The health officer's chief Job was to Inspect alley and back yards for Barbate and dead animal and order chloride of calcitim jscattered about . The state board of health existed principally for the purpose of examining and, licensing physicians. There were flies in every dining - room. . Nolmdy thought of registering . a birth In any other place than tins family Bible. No one tdok a bath until Satur-da- y year I.! BY HARRY B. HUNT Eckholdt, In Rochester, Minn., durwhleV time be earned hi NEA Service Writer i ing board and clothes by doing stable Whatever TrTASaiNQTON chores and by working on nearby knowledge of taw. domeatio ;tnrms during seeding time, ywine .:. , or international. Frank B. Kellogg came up before a com Kellogj haa, ha dut out tor him- - mlttee of lawyers for examination ' self.' for admission to practice.,, r Whatever capacity he- - may re- ' He was nervous and plainly rat veal tor diplomacy and statecraft. tied. H floundered about, unable In the position of secretary ot to express plainly tyea what ha. ataift, to. whichli.- - haa aaenan anew. .. pointed, will be due to his own One of ah committee frankly diligent struggle for stated - he didn't think Kellogg . mentv would do. Kellogg did not, get his founda-tio- n A second member. C at Start, in law from the lectures' of later chief justice of the Minnesota u. any teamed courts, said ha thought the young, Ha had to work ttfe whole thing knew a Iqt more law than ha out' for hlmael(, except tor such man was able to tell. . crude suegeatlons as he received The third member was won ovef1 ' trom the lawyer who to this viewpoint and the eommltV permitted him access to his library tee finally decided to license him - in return for his services as chore He got by. but It was a 'close ' boy and general helper.. squeak.' This" condition, ls.no doubt re-e .sponsible tor the. deeply serious ' man 'who: into the law ' gets . , bent of the new 'secreinry-toebe-byauehTaettaenytrif tabor T. KeH6Ts ayouth. waia-'-'grind. ever fOTgets his "first caae." without the advantage of ,a college. He had to do hia grindt:- -' JKello'gg never has forgotten his. was The suit of ' oyer ownership ing by himself, i .! a, j'' re- - j a. horse. But while this . developeff Kellogg's client had . of the steed, ownership of serves of mental strength, vigor which was contested by the ottie . and resourcefulness beyond what . . be might have devcjpuY(p xob. party to the action. - For h la services, Kctlogg waa to lege, it 4eveloped, also, art aloof- ness, a reserve amounting almost ' be paid $6 In caah and was to re- - ' to Bhynesa irt personal contacts. to and fr6 Next to President Coolldge, Kelthe county svat, 1$ miles away. loggis probably the " poorest ' Kellogg rode with bis client "mixer" in public life. Ws .cast &ndellecte4 of his fee. . . ' extreme diffidence, Then ;rT1HIS they started borne. Three f X amountlnR6- - actual timidity miles out of : town the horse' ! In his earryyeara, .almost cost ' dropped dead and the victorious him admission to the bar when he young barrister had to walk the Drat sought to test tils legal wings. remaining 12 miles home. Jht ' other After same years of t J of hia fee are still among study in the bar office of H. A. his "accounts receivable. W . . . ' . . . N " n 1 - . omdi thrift to worth doesn't - a lot of money, yet oat a cent. . r -- ... . . ; Perseverance 4? merely keeping on doing what youMeclded to do even after you decide. Miafc maybe you ; : Exoeedln the SDeed limit along the road to success is Just as dan gerous a alotig any other roe a. f : shouldn't. . m ' . . Too must figure out thing are going to outSgure them.. i If you x "What a whale of a difference a tew aceata make," said the nearsighted mun when the sttpposed kitty turned out to le a skunk; The mitten he no loflger gets, . From his lady fair,., And neither does he gettlie gate For now he (jets the air. Ilaailnga, Neb., Tribute. his way In gran'iw's dayt iimniiiiiiiiiiimmiimmiit ' noae. i Working too: In the long run as loafing too hard. v -- a'::.'-i ;.(?;"?. Tou won't have much luck with anything you don't enjoy doing., r':::'"'irr Ideas are like people. They tm rest. If you worjj ,ijne ovtrUme I) becomes nervona and troublesome. The good men do Urn after banf Jtha avll geu "cr .uianvc ? , . The greatest argument forreJ!g inn la h Mnnmlnn im tha XBOaa vtttosa w;hoTsay Hheyhvaonsy mi ' . " y - : fvtm Chicago's horses decreased by. ten and motor- per cent, during 'Jrlven vehicle ileenaes ; Increased nearly ten per cent. ltJ Sheridan Post . .. . . ..... Laramie Republican : . . . . . Fofitball in Ls England 'first 111. Amnmncemeotl S, , Save -- he taaopened offices for the practice of medicine and surgery. Surgery a Specialty. 12-- 3 Farrer. Provo, Utah. PHONES MONTANArr-- -; Billings Gazette : .$ 9.00 Bozeman Chronicle . . .. r. 7.00 Greafalls Tribune y. , 8.00 Helena Independent ... . Lewiston Deinocrat .... . . Missoula Missoulian . . . . ; 8.00 8.00 10.40 -- .ill.fU. IDAIN 6.00 7CA Idaho Falls Post . . . . . Lewiston Tribune ". . . .... 7.50 8.00 Pocatello Tribune 7J80 Twin Falls Times -- - V .... ..... P ,x ilrmnnnnr -- - -- Bargain Offer January Money -- Kas. 1049-J- . Office 1049-Calls Answered Day and Night j : In order to give every Herald subscriber now on the regular "subscription list an opportunity to save money and still remain a member of the Herald family at a greatly reduced rate, the following prices will remain iir force during the month of January; provided the sub 1 r scription is paid one year in advance: Bldg., - -- - -- - urtmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiimatt Delivered by city carrier, per year (in advance), by mail in Utah county, per year,in advance), $2.50. Delivered by mail in U. S. and outside Utah county (in advance), the three Tirtoes of onr service. There are many ' - details that make It the flawless thing oar present customers find it These are "We Aim to Please" HADSE!! 111 150 S. hiiiiiiiik;: First W. r iJLjVrijnj'artnrariirsara-- irr - m til f m mmmmmmmmmmmmmdwmmmmtmwhmm ont-standi- ng WE GUARANTEE SATISFYING. RESULTS 1. . . I I . CHERR1VM. D. announces-that Suite -- 7 ..... XoimpareThe Above Prices With The Provo Daily Herald's Big January Subscription Sale y mentioned by William in his History of. London, WALTER Journal 12.00 Goldfield Tribune . .. 9.00 . .... ... Reno Gazette 12.00 . Tonopah Bonanza ...... WYOMING . ;$ 7.80- Casper Herald Cheyenne State Tribune. . 7.80 B. C. itt-I-ie -- ........ .'. .$8.40 NEVADA Carson City Appeal ...... $12.00 Logran AVehotcr's Dictionary, first pub lisbed In 1828,. waa preceded over 900 years by a Latin dictionary comby V SBSCuIPI1fPRICE8tIRFIVE UTAH MOVING Service PROMPT RELIABLE REASONABLE - All taken from Avers Newspaper Di rectory and giving:,, the cash sub- srrintinn nrice for dkilv hewsDaDers oublished in towns of aDProxi mately the same size as Provo, or in townsTiaving considerably less popu lation. The leading role Is the bank roll. plied .;. HERPS A SURVEY OF THE Hy Supper says, that it Is lack of willpower that" makes a man talk back to his wife. 1 ...... . $3.50.-Deliver- ed - v What a man does lent half ao im. portant aa why he does It. ' y kff amtca - Ida Enough has received a bill for JS.00 for a telephone call ahe on? made, on her family night last week, asking fir a word meaning "Recurrent Fever.". - Now and Tljco. " The mitten one h got- When her love turnedlo hate J But times have ehapged since then And how he gets the gate. Cliirmnali Enquirer. - Nevar fry to argue jwlth a man . who just likes to argue unless you are big enough to hit him in the ' www are the fieacemftkera. and cussed are .the trouble .makars.. Itifi'aaed ....that wea Lota of people thonpht asafoetida would prevent small-poand dlptherla. Ked tannel "underclothes weri all the rage. ' Consumption waa an incurable tltaease and folks who had it were advisetl to drink a great deal of whiskey or go west, or do both. cr? L t - nlKhf- - He Tough lm-k- , .ten miles from town wlfh a blowout and no lack. Didn't you bring your check -"- iiies book? ..... , . - r m All men are gamblers, thinks Doc j Peterxon, or they wouldn't "" get married. WALLA WALLA, the only city ao proud of Its flame that they named It twice. . 'ton ' I J January Bargain . . ... . - " It violent oaracraDh. health, bow is it that the turtle Valena Cuccinello, poor girl picked by Rudolph Angelita bangs tip a record for longevity. tino from 10,000 conte6tant9as the prettiest' girl in Chi- ankg Waller Cox. cago, fell ill and was forgotten by all exeept a blind woman, to whom sjie was known only for her beautiful voice.' Recov. Once I'pon A Time drank frtim the same ering, she was killed by a motorjruck on her way back to .-' orkV just: before Christn glass ,ta the railway cottchwash hotel the in towel blind until the unclaimed, 'woman, missing her, morgue room accomodated all comers.started an inquiry that led to her identification. TbmiHauds of people died every There are poems in it, too, and sermons. fever. from sod . busy dav Jrlere'aaiL.O.Henry story . . ' I I , . - " - - -. I--'- . -, .'- m Office and Res. Phone 148. miimii"'iiiTi""i";'""""'"n""""" B1EHBEHS , .... OFFER J11H.1I UNTIL GOOD ONLY HOLDS . MMMMaMkaaaaAMMaMasAsrapaA - X MONTH FOR $20 LESS THAN ANY THE ..... HERALD SELLS THIS DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED INANY ONE OF THE IN- ih AS TERMOUNTAIN ' - January Bargain .' Rates - " . 2 - .- -. " . 'rr ...-- - 1 ' , : ' ' i. t STATES. rnnmnirxin-- r - , : ;r -' - ' .............. ---' v. v . r ' . ':. " - ' - - - - II 'i "January Bargain , Kates ..7 |
