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Show THE HEBAL&-- U. THEi SUNDAY HERALD STEEL at The Herald Building, Published Every Sunday bj of ;a ielEvplution CII1I Utah. PrOvo. fflRCIIil! 1 ,V (Ait Editorial for Boys, Written by a Provd Boy.) V. ; Durinsr the1 first few years, of life, the boy is very much .ttt an imitntntvJforhnnn tho first thing asioe. HWnt bating, sleeping, and rrying on the necessary func tions of hfe is to learn to smile. The smile is copied irom its. jarents and other relatives, who constantly set- example : vhen they smile at i.ts every action, and chuckle it beneath ts chi, and speak in that exaggerated jargon, which babies s find im. tre supposed to understand, but which grown-up- u 1u 1 . it --- -- - 11 it 1 1 1 11 nn Wrl I b. I TTEEL-JEBSE- EDITION. Y nnm,rl nrfi u iiiiiii-i1 y m ! ri I f- -t IV Steel City ia at present the scene of much activity. it is Jocated on tbe upper side possible. The next" stage in the development ofsthe boy ,is learn- of the mala 'state highway about . ing to talk. At first only a limited vocabulary, usually, 'Da,' midway between Provo and Spring-And 'Goo,' then finally a few sound accidentally, which art ville, across the Street from the' v i , malnmotn miriuuiw w u c suuucu.11.4u.Du pIant 0( lne. Columbia process of bMding Up a vocabulary occupies much of the Steel corporation. on R maln nlgh. ' war that la naviwl fnr mnro than time thereafter. After the infant has learned a few words,JiebeginaJQ 350 plies to the north and nearly ' show a desire to move about more rapidly: ne develops a 40 miiei to the south. nr -: therMiest of and crawlsi, hitfhy44TMtt-'MftYflripj p'imbpr A group of wrpeWerjMMdejrthe direction of Assistant Professor William H. Snell, of the mechanic arts department, wili go W Aspen Grove nxt week to begin work upon the cottages and other buildto ings that will be necessary house, and provide for the jpjnjpr44 01 me siuuems or tne Alpine sum- 1 mer school which will begin at the ntr I , -- grorr julyjlmTfl'edMtely tbe arter Hot water comfort tor vour wests m&r 'I ; I Ii - I twelfth annual' Timpanogos ttkerhrwpettt-rsniyleit- .T-- .1 dirtiaaJ jnce ' that will be invaluable to him later. Daring the next few years, he continues to play in the lilth, but jextends his territory to the entire neighborhood, ind later to the wholeutown. Sebecomea a scavenger,' he foes hunting about the town, through garbage heaps, behind stores, garbage and other places, in quest of things he thinks he can use. He usually manages to get them into his own backyard before inding them useless, and abandons them there. Any backyard where there are children will yield up its store of wheels, pipes, cloeksw boxes, and miscellaneous other impediments.. It takes a comparatively .long time to outgrow this scavenger habit, and insure a clean backyard During this time, small toys are not nearly so engross ing as bicycles, wafgons, air rifles and other things that can -- be. used outside. Slowly but surely, the boy becomes interested in other e, a career, girls ang education. Adventure, is dangerous for him who has little self con trol; or will power: it might get him "in bad." On the other self con hand it 'is a wonderful thing, for the d tairied, boy, who is honest and calm. i After a term in which adventure .predominates, he begins to form "ideals." At seventeen or thereabouts, one fype of boy sees only the bright side of life, his ideals are oniy me iow, ugjj, true, ana gooa. Anotner type ideals. He foarse, vulgar side of life and. formulates cvminal " hould be trained early to see the other side. Soon "The Girl" comes on the scene; immediately, she is et upon a pedestal and thought of as a superior being, the irue emulation of the highest ideals, Truth, Love, Charity, ind Chastity, by, the one .type; the other type regards her as n inferior and treats her as such; this is partly due to the irl's traininr.Hf she is properly trainel'andcultured. she will hot allow such treatment; but will exercise an uplifting nfluence over the boy. The boy becomes a rrtan, 5 : Finally comes "The Time." ihoulders the responsibilities of manhood, and sets to work to make a success. The girl is treated as himself; she is half Iagerly "marries. If he is true, chaste; and honorable, he is possessed of which she may be. justly proud. I With marriage comes the resporyibility of raising, a profiTTTa'TCTTxperience and and ninn "Wfl rMlKiHfThT- "fn;r honest. haritaWeKtrainB them to "Dointo others as they rould nto themselves." thingSr-dventur- -- well-balance- -- d, broad-minde- " sej until the quoU hM been filled, i Provision Is being mada, for .about 150 students of both sexes. Tbe wOT provide board and university lodging- for all single students: married students may take their aji ifit a -ln 6vifeaf r Llo Chl-cao- fjro-stor- y, Tank Water t Veekfr-Jtpotf'su'- '' .Your Kodak plus Koak Film plus ,our developing and printing service : result, results. We take pHde in our finishing de- -: partmenti ithat means vvetake pains' ' '. in our finishing. j" , , " fi5 hi Mfii . , Stttttr cetiriaU. 19 jr. Many Rocked autonoWl his beea stolen because the thief carried In his pocket a small hammer and cold chisel, With few blows be was able to defeat the lock and then make away with Many (varieties of locks have been, manufactured and offered to the pub-li- e, but some of these proved to have' little value In practical use. Under writers Laboratories undertake! to Warn the exact degree of dependence: that may be 'upon any style if lock that placed Is submitted for its Its experts attack the lock, fating. b all of tbejras are tmfiojt . i.liiJmaiiiliftiainiiniiiimr'lT i n Ulrirr- sun in iihiiiki mnl ';,Jfl, a business man Installs a vault be likes to know wbelher ft the skill of the yeggs. He wants to know that before the yeggt get a chance to demonstrate the facta, for there Is no Idling when a crime' wave may break. Manufacturers and Insurance, companies al.Dfed to know the safety, factor of safes, vaults and" locking: device - i which thry make and Insure , i -- To meet this need Underwriters Laboratories Increased Its so that tbe facta might be discovered before the burglars had chance. The boys la toe picture look and work like real aafe cracker Hut In reality they are engineers- attached to Underwriters Laboratories sing the latest yegg methods upon a vault door. Their work determines wVthrr the degree of burglar resistance entitles the device to receive, by insurance companies thereby TeaMarlny the permittm the owner to enjoy sleep undisturbed by vision! Of YcPKmen In his office. The Work of thW Laboratarirs. at Oilnm h ATfhd snd nidstratrd in a mr book. "A Symbol of Safety." hut issued ' from wUc tte.abovt ittiistraUga la tepradnetd. wffl really defy v . Drugs . ram --A SymM pf ill' 1 scientific-fac'litle- Three Drug Stores ; s - oftirial-rcofmltio- Kodak Shop. manu-fc';mr-- nd i 1 SB ii" & COKE CO. V- - - - . - to make more money bliiyestirig . in Steel City--; Property .'i bet location in Utah Gouhry I HP'ti'jEine.WBl:' M t- -f ' , Ifl I - SA L; now. being installed - -- ; Inquire '.". It took the young engineer Jn' the OustratioO just ten seconds to demoo-toe- te that this "thief prooT auto Iteering wfoed lock presented no real tbstade to the thief. There are, bow-tvMuaber of types that have' jroved themselves able to comply with the Laboratories safety standards.' Such locks have) beea permitted to affix Its certificate of quality in the form of labels. STEEL CITY Invosfnionf Co. W.IL Raj, President. v 78 North University 'Ave. Phone ICS. ee, , ' - ' " -- GAS r ' you'JI like the results VALLEY - Painstaking Finishing . UTAH X ...a. . iB3sna?sa k o"- - NEAR STEELE Ptflfjf- k ii Bring tis y ourfilms- - Installed During -June 'V ? -- .. 1 I - . I d Impersonating Auto Thicl . ' mZTZT Heater "Red Hogan" and "Omaha Ktd .'. Users hAt Ka roam Knfw ah xW ... - Onafewminutea'noticethe Lioa Tank WateriJeater will -- of piping hot water for your A store or commissary will be front add is doing more substantial building than any other subdivision maintained at the grove where all arriving guests.- county," Mid 'MirRay7rSa peceisltles and many "0 the lu new service station has been com lunes may pe pnrcnasea. word has pleted for several weeks and Is Ibeen received from Dr. Henry C. doing a capacity business. , A con- Cowles, of the University of who will be one of the infectionery, store will be open by the last of this week. The new structors, that his quota of students hotel and from the east has - already beea modern, . cafe will be in operation inside of reached. He wilt come to Provo ju aays. xne grocery store, a About July 3. The Alpine summer school at Water heated by the lion gent's furnishing goods store a pool hall, a harness shop, a paint Aspen Grove promises to be not Tank Water Heater cornea' hot furniture only an educational opportunity, shop and a second-hanstore will all be going In full blast but an outing opportunity as well. from the faucet. No worrying iAjo short while. The soclallife will be made as dewith pots or kettles.' ust strike J'The contract was let Friday for sirable as possible by means' of furnishing the large mains for the. mikes to various interesting parts a match and gas the clean,, water system and the first carload of the mountains and by trips to convenient and economical of pipe will arrive Inside of' ten Vivian park, the Hot Pots at Middays. Tire gas. company has its way, American Fork canyoTrand fuel does the rest. men working. Installing mains in cave and other points of interest. " Come in ami let us demon-strat-e tho streets and is ready to make Every evening after supper an connections with the mercantile hour will be" given over to enjoythe Lion Tank Water and other buildings. ment In the form of impromptu 'The power . company has its programs, etc. The camping will Heater. See for yourself what lighting and power lines in opera: be a delight In itself since Aspen comforts and conveniences can " tion and the telephone company Is Grove is nearlyp 9000 feet aaove also right on the tract with its sea level, free ..from niosquitoe3 be had for a small investment . service." and other pests. This tract is owned and is being By the time the Alpine school developed and sold by the Steel btarts, according to the forest serv City Investment company of which ice men, the new scenic highway W. H. Ray Is president and S. A. connecting American Fork canyonf Cotterell Is vice president..' Accord- and hte canyons east of Salt Lake ing to Mr. Ray, his. company is City will be completed. " A list ofcourses including literagoing to erect immediately some other buildings on this tract and is ture and art will be offered the stugping to complete the water dis- - dents who register for the Alpine permit the student earth trlbuting system so that every! summer school. A student follow-for millions of years in. Nahistory property owner between Provo and Ing almost any line of .study, ac- Sprlngyille can enjoy all the bene- -' cording to Dean Woodward, will ture's own book. fits of a city water system. find work at the Alpine school With such men as Dr. Cowles. Steel City tract was bought by under the most favorable clrcum- Dr. Henderson. Prof. Aw n.... Ray and Cotterell several "months stances. beioro there was any nssurance"rlt will be worth somethinz. too.' Professor Cottaih." Professnr nt that this enormous plant would be Dean Wodward continued, "to have mod' a11 f wbom have learned to 1 reStt 1 m hullt 'horo Thav tioil a .Iaa. 9tnA .1. t. 4,M meSSSPA nt-- ha ji to seled frpjn;lBC-iftsttounKIns oughrtof ot Ifeo; m muptttrarF rare educational treat. firopie of Provo at that time Timoanogos wheee every Jorm of til Besides all the regular Instructors h'uusih " was lmpossiDie ior mjs piant me native to nortnern to get an enterrlse of mates may be found and where the wno wui ne present, a number of that kind. sreoloeical structure is snch as to scientmc and literary men will be orougnt irom other places to lec II I ture and to contrlbuteJnihMJ i joyment and the educational vain of the encampment" V' 1 ti zzM-r- c: -- broad-minde- d, - m . othfcaddJttoBlcjnremjerd to thelielvei. forging LZ " 1 ejie - CnyB friends when you tan give to-r- ead i ,amily-JtU8-hop- SreeT Gheiap J T , h , one of the owners .... -- hundred tnen ano . are operated by the railroads. At present water system In course of eompleticnr that "wUnttP-nis10,000 people with all the cold mountain sprint water that they TS a pleasurejQenlerlain ihem alFlhe personal comforts -- The,ane of the neighbor's life. The boy has now reached the age when it is im: TT- V1? ri necessary Xw vw, .nl.ir Bioie to remain ciesn. xie udus it vimj, play, in the coal house, the ash pile, the garbage can, or the The Quick Arid 1 'I t)r?' EIMethod dEHeatingr of an abundant supply of hot Water Now Avail- water. And they feel doubly . welcome ?th"ehonW that aoic iu vjcii provides such comforts :lL- - n 1 dent8,Ischiefetc " , : . ana noracutturai aw- - the woodpeckers in waking echoes walk4y4he aid of chairs and other props Tnen at last cornea s"cuurat ra Mi wvuih av is Willi In the canyons of the famous Utah alontr nrnmPTiM F,ct few to a for WliAn totter able is rho orpflt ' ' I 'than 13 brdlnanr- ultriilacti mountain;. j.-krn-tH uceu at-- .lew a Druo ine lmuussiwe uim. vji. ' steris. wiinoui me aiu 01 from the big roundhouse and ma- school has for the Registration coiedPTis time for rejoicing! Thejnfant has already begun atioTlrltt continue "T!'.r'!r'r y.l 'JVou CanDaJtBettkrJVith Gas 1 - Pf . u C. r. ... L. "' - |