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Show tr THE SUNDAY HERALD. APRIL 271924. 'AGE TWO. The HERALD Batabllaha4 aa a weakly la KM; laauad avary raalljr la in aicapt lilt; Sunday ftaturdar, ornlnr; rural nomlnf adlUoa Monday. rarf morning axeapt Publlanad In tha Harald building. 4 Boutli First Weat atraat. Prove, f t Jla. Entersd ai aaoond rlaas matter at lie poalofflca In hrovo, Utah, r If that is ImpoaalhW, that the resolution at least will t foreod out of the committee to meet a friendlier fate tin the floor of (be senate. There are indications of favorable sentiment In the bouse. President Harding was enthu nIumi (rally in favor of the United statea Joining the court. President Coolidge favors it The Democratic Icad.rs favor It. In can hardly be ilil therefore that Mrh'tly partisan iNlitlplnys lunch ixirt In the mat ler. 'I'mH"H In chiefly exerted By TAYLOR 1 I i I 6E! I WISH COULD OtT OOTA Mtfcfc. LWE MUSIC BUT THAT HULLW J NO! I I - YOO STAV LC3w! HERE AND U5TEN TO THIS MUSIC H rvi1 TJfi PLAVED A mNCH 4CUCTION - NOW SOMETHING IN in iTAtlAN i'U - Bombed 5, I? i: v v TKHMS OK l U1IPTI01. by varrlar, par month, 40e by currlar. orr yaar. In itvanca II 69 eltvrrd by mall In L'l.ih county,60 li year,I'Vadvnnce niHll In 1'nltml Ptiilra, llvTrd outald ftah rounty, p r year, ln!,v IrriTniii Ihilili' who seem aovauca tu cmiMitute a minority but occupy K. C. R01viFlt imiHirtaiit positions.' Editor and Tubllaher. The public biiM siokeu Countless a NiMmNr l;itrrn:itlutial tiiin through ovpinlzi d business, and N. K. A. Kervlre. labor Only rtnlly nrcmMpT In t'tnh organized thunhet., organized South of Fait I.kK t'ily; Inrtrcut ami organised professions, rsix-- inlly In Utah nf any the legal profession, mid through eutatrte Skit hakenraapiiprr City and Oarden. women's organizations, urging this TKI.KPHONB 5. step as President Harding did, on the ground that It represents estab STATE BORDERS. lished American policy and would be Consideration of (hp plight of tlic mi important step in promoting i automobile tourists held peace, without assuming any dan Imr-- ' gerous "commitments." up on the California-Arizonder because of a quarantine ngnlnst t the foot and mouth disease loads the Kansas City Star to Imagine (be State of affairs thnt would exist If I the American colonies had failed i to ratify the constitution, "In that evening," according to the Star, "traveler would really know something about boundary President Coolidge has a fro bate 'osslng. The continent would be ball pass, and It this doesn't make Jtted with custom bouses, and every little boy want to be president time he crossed a state lino, nothing will e e e le traveler would have to turn out Greece has become a republic With Is trunk for Inspection. Fortresses a government something like ours Joubtless would lie as numerous, except she boa no oil scanJut yet a a a for every state would be armed Is making feces at the Japan Is Its It neighbors. likely against United States again. Nfants to come enough every state would have rail- over and live with us lust like wa roads of a different gauge to make were her rfch klnfolks. a as difficult as possible the hostile News from Denmark today. IIur movement of troops, and as for the bor workers striking. If the freight complexity and multiplicity of laws Isn't moved aoon there will be someadventurer thing rotten In Denmark. the transcontinental a a a would encounter, they would be be Cleveland reports the Republican yond computation." convention there will be dry, but tha Being held up for quarantine pur Democrats will hold theirs In New The reports York. poses Is bad enough. a a a of genuine suffering entailed at the Near Ware, Mass., a boy carried a various border towns is not pleas- mile by a flood was rescued, so now ant reading. Yet It Is the exceed- he is safe and three weeks ahead of this sit nation with his bathe. ,Tllerd rur. MOSi w feet and compel a favorable report, mm v x. A" - pr nn - w , t?,r ta r iii'IML her-Ile- t 1 1 i 1 m-cutl- i jar T was grand. tat Mft PLUNKIT. I'M Susie we enjovEO it immensely!! PERHAPS VOU'O LIKE TO HAVE ME TlCKUE THE IVORIES ON I SOMETHIN6 J CHINESE SURE - J a J ' Home of Rev. L. E. H. Smith, Buffalo vice crusader, after it had been bombed by enemies. Police VAtT2 NEXT" suspect members of a bootleg and vice ring on whose trail the pastor was camping. effect if death was instantaneous. The company' claims that the policy stated that the insured was not to oiorute a submarine nor an aeroplane. Mrs. Gits holds that her husband was a passenger, not an operator. ing strangeness which has made it such startling hews. Most travelers do not even Dow when they cross state borders, he freedom with which citizens in Journey from coast to coast and p and down this broad land is not j illy appreciated until something .jterferes with It WORLD COURT AGAIN. The senate foreign relations committee la to begin hearings on the world court resolution on April 30. Thus the project that has been pigeonholed by that committee for more than a year is brought to public attention again. The public response will be awaited with much Interest, and friends of the court will have their hoies revived, the unfavorable attitude of the committee in charge of the resolude-epl- tion. It may be that the public response will sweep the committee off its BY HARRY B. HUNT j NEA Service Staff Writer. I 1 WASHINGTON, D. C Ca.1 Cool. Idge is no fan. The "great national game" of baseball leaves .him "cold." That was evident to all present !on the occasion of the opening of the American League season at tba iWashlngton ball park. n .Coolidge complied with the that the first ball of the first game in Washington must be' tossed out by the president But lie did it with an expression and a' gesture that Indicated the job was jthe most distasteful he had jBecn called upon to perform as &iet executive. If hurling a horsc-hidsphere" out into a ball jiark, while a crazy mob of screech-lin- g lunatics looks on, was a daily part of the presidential routine, iwell we'll bet Calvin Coolidse 'wouldn't run for reelection. i Coolidge's discomfiture as he 'stood up to throw the ball was iplain. He not only didn't grin, he jdidn'teven smile He Vent at it as an unpleasant, irather undignified proceeding that !had to be gone through with, but Iwhkh he didn't enjoy or even approve. f Instead of tossing the ball out enappily, he sort of pushed it away trom him with an overhand much as Caesar might have 'epurned the crown. And then, with the home team winning, Cal up and left in the middle of the third inning! j tracH-,tlo- yt .. pes-itur- '"PHOUGH Co&lidge may not A warm to baseball, he dots seem to be onto the curves of that other great national pastime, Already his campaign managers claim to have about BOO of the necessary 506 delegates to the .Republican convention roped and tied. So cocksure are his boostfrs of e walkaway for him at Cleveland that they are suggesting having the president drop in on the convention in person, receive direct I poli-Stlc- a a a Bad news from Hongkong where they have no eUquet Officer shot hla wife. EUquet books say the wife should shoot first CATNIP AND PARAFFIN FOR FIGHT ON COUGAR would like better than to have the ALLEGHANY DRI NKARDS INCREASE SINCE 1920 chance to rend his own obituary in Steuhome. back the paper from International News Service. ben ville (O.) Gazette. PITTSBURGH, l'a., April 20. Records of the Allegheny county No evidence that the new attor workhouse here show an increase in has ever lieen a rolling tie number of prisoners committed stone. Belief ontnine (0.) Examfor Intoxication since 1020. iner. In 1920 there were 28 men to the workhouse for drunkThere are only a few men who really know how to run this coun enness. In 1021 the total was intry and they are so busy that creased to 77; in 1922 it jumped to tbey don't have time to read mor 120, and in the last year showed the than the headlines in the news astonishing total of 322. Prohibition workers may counter papers. Arkansas Democrat We read recently that former mpress Zita wishes to regain the throne of Hungary for her oldest stm, but the item does not explain what she has agalnut him. Marlon (O.) Star. a Germans may be asked to quit beer, smoking and using sugar. This Sherwould cut reparation revenue man didn't say the half of It prison population has also increased from 2,013 prisoners In 1920 to 3,342 in 1023. PLANE KILLED HI'SBAND: ASKS DOUBLE INSURANCE International News Service. 20. The Test a Awful news from everywhere today. Many killed in auto crashes. People who pass the news by without reading It may be the next ones. CHICAGO, April unique point In life Insurance was raised in a suit for $10,000 against the New York Life Insurance company, filed In the superior court by Mrs. Valentine Gits, of Oak Park. Mrs. Gits' husband, Alphonse, a wenlthy Oak Park manufacturer, with the statement that the work- was killed In an aeroplane fall last house totals show more incarcer- August In Estes Park Colo., and ated because Judges are inclined to Mrs. Gits' received $10,000 Insurance send the offenders to long sen from the company. Now she is suing tences rather than letting them off. for $10,000 more nnder a double us In the old days, but the total indemnity clause which was to take Gipae T International News Service. The modern girl does her needle' work on the family phonograph. Steubenville Gazette. by Old Dobbin wasn't perfect, but It wasn't necessary to walk into town to get something to fill him with. Akron (O.) Beacon-Journa- There is nothing the average man so quickly ? Let us answer this question for you. That woman, whose presence is felt at any gathering, knows first of all how to safeguard the clear skin and healthy complexion that Nature has endowed her with; she realizes notification of his nomination and deliver his speech of acceptanc and campaign keynote on the spot Such a procedure, however. doesnt eeem quite to fit in with' the Coolidge character. It would be rather too spectacular, too great a departure from euMom and pr ' cedent Doubtlees it might be good strategy, it might disclose him as Jess "cautious" and "careful" than he has often been pictured, might human tea kirn and help start the battle with a bang, but our guess is Coolidge will receive the "news"; of his nomination threugh press' reports relayed to the executive oihoe.' that batweaa mind and flacars waa a tast to which Hany. aubmltta hbnaatf la M axon ua aaarnr. . p Utr-TU- u m tgrtowf ah tu Jhfcyvoooat SLOT MACHINE BARS ON 'FLAXES WORRY BRITAIN International News Service. LONDON, April 20. bars threaten new trouble for the controllers of the drink traffic In Englnnd. Aeroplanes being equipped for the Slot-machi- route are fitted with slot machines which, for 60 cents, will set forth a small bottle of whiskey, a small soda and a iacllned ' persons that the action of Congress in passing the Japanese exclusion act just when it did proves conclusively that our legislators have no souls. The very day the vote was taken which precipitated all the discussion of "grave consequences," the Japanese cherry trees along the Speedway and around the tidal basin burst into full bloom. These cherry trees, a gift from the mikado to the government of the United States some 20 years ago, have done more than any other single thing to beautify the national capital. Their masses of delicate pink blossoms make a veritable fairyland of the capital in springtime. Perhaps the exclusion act was all right. Perhaps it was proper that it should be passed. But to pass It in cherry blossom time, when the beauty and fragrance of Japan's gift to us was in itself a plea for harmony, an invitation to peace ah, surely that revealed us as a nation of materialists, shorn of souls and sentiment! mxx" glass. No one can stop the slot ma chines from operating while the aeroplanes are in the air, but there is a question as to whether these machines will be legal if operated on the ground. 30 Minutes From Basin to Coiffure To Neglect the Skin Is to Forfeit Its Attractiveness She also has the good sense to know that to get the best results she must follow the advice of someone who has successfully specialized in the beautifying of complexions, just as you seek the services of a specialist in time of sickness. That's What Miss M. V. Gignac Is A Toilet Goods Specialist Who Has Succeeded in Her Profession. Manchester-Belfas- t FETICALLT WILLIAMS, of Savan Ga., will have the diS' the first colored tinction ot woman doh'ato ever to sit in a national convention. She will sit in the Georgia delegation at While In Provo She Will Call On Have you heard your friends say, when speaking of the popularity of some other woman, "What is there about her that attracts people to her l. Fletcher's Castoria is a harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Wind Colic Constipation To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels Flatulency Diarrhea Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and Natural Sleep without Opiates a tan nHML nnn a v n 1 it vm if KCfrilULU 11 Cleaned or Rebuilt Like New and Cut the High Cost of Living. The Herald's Repair Directory fives all the principal places where an article can be cleaned, repaired or rebuilt like new. Here's where yon can do it: G. E. McCartie, Manager. Red iators Repaired and Recored. CITY TAILORNG CO. OLD RADIATORS NEW Preesinj, Dyeing, Cleaning, Repairing That's why we contracted for a week of her services for the women of Provo. 337 W. Center St; Phone 850, Have Your Watch and Jewelry Repaired at the ! the hair makes it dull and brittle. Shampoo with Cicero and you won't have to rinse. Cicero contains no alkali soap. Washes the hair with a substance that is mod for the hjir. All the dirt comes to ton of foam. Just wipe off with a towi-1- Hair takes on new life nnd shin" v: ' r refreshing action of Cicero. Try it today i n lieu money back ctfer. Keinilar price 60'c HKOQI IST DRl li CO. Springville, Frovo, Fleasant Grove. MACHINE SHOP 0. L. Allphln, Jeweler. Phone 225 W. Center 359. 173 W. Center St AUTO WHEELS AND BODIES REPAIRED j OLD BOOKS made like new. Have them recovered at PROVO BOOK BINDERY Expert Workmanship. Satisfaction Guaranteed. DANIELS AUTO WHEEL & BODY SHOP 67 N. 1st W. Dealm-In Iliirh fliAm. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND MUSI- Gold Stamping and Magazine Binding. Phone MOVED - AltiKUlANDISE We repair Kodaks and all kinds of Musical Instruments. PROVO PHOTO SUPPLY & MUSIC CO. Phone 444. 60 E. Bth N. 852. a UALi St - llVVraJVVVVVtjaXAJLWJVJ- Phone 138. by POWELL BROS. AUTO & We specialize on railroad watches and high grade move menta. All work guaranteed! 77 N. Univ. Ave ECONOMY SHOE Over Provo Meat & Pkg. Co. Dressmaking, Hemstitching, Pleating and Buttons. Transfer Designs. Stamping for Embroidery. MRS. LAURA SENIOR Phone 197. Provo, Utah. REPAIRING CITY AUTO TOP ' & PAINTING CO. school with worn out shoei ifa bad for their health and! Auto Tops, Seat Covers, Side 403 W. Center St Dont send yonr children character. Let as rebuild their shoes our factory methods. G. T. Lisonbee, Prop. b, HOUSE CLEANING f You will find chairs, stoves etc., that need repairing; lawn mowers, knives, scissors, saws etc.. that need shamenin?' tricycles and baby buggies that need retiring, etc. Expert Work Guaranteed GENERAL Phone SHOP 160 W. 66-- 4th She will show you by actual massage how you can get the best results. If you are interested in your skin and you should be Miss M. V. Gignac will be glad to show you how you can retain or restore its original attrac- Battery and Battery Repairs.' lires and Tire Repairs. Generators and Starters Specialty. Phone 649. 201 W. Center Si Let us know when she may call upon you, and we will the necessary arrangements. Miss Gignac's Services Are Also Free to Women's Clubs Just Phone Us. Work Done Expert Electricians. JEWELRY CO. AUTO ELECTRIC SUPPLY STATION ing whatsoever. be glad to make Work Guaranteed. Have Tour Miss M. V. Gignac WiU Give You a Personal Demonstration of Jonteel Toilet Requisites in Your Own Home Free of Charge. She Arrives AprU 28 and Will Be With Us Until May 3. Understand her massage and advice on skin treatment costs you noth- AU COLUMBIA MUSIC & Phone 99. MADE PROVO AUTO RADIATOR CO. tiveness. i Don't Rinse Hair Hard water takes the life out of - 6CYy&&Mb To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven directions on fach package. Physicians everywhere recommend semi-official- Several Ladies By Appointment "THE PAPERS SAY" M' nnh. International News Service. VANCOUVER, li. C, April 20. Catnip and paraffin oil will be used by the British Columbia game conservation board in an effort to ' exterminate the cougars of Vancouver Island, which are destroying elk in large number. Expert hunters will smear the catnip and paraffin preparation at strategic points to lure the big cats to their destruction. Hunters will be waiting to send them to their doom. The paraffin oil holds the flavor and smell of catnip, for which the like ordinary domestic cougars, cats, have a strange craving. Game board officials expect that it will take two or three years before the cougars are exterminated. DUBLIN, April 25. (INS.) It was forecast today that the Free State will fall unless it makes a vigorous fight upon the Ulster frontier issue, MOTHER! We Call and Deliver Free. Miss 1. V. Is Coining "Girl's Screams Attract Police." reads a headline, but we see nothlns attractive about a girl screaming. Compiled A com-mlte- d I I. V. . ' w ; , u" IN Y'PIAV HERE'S HOPIN' H 1 PlAWS TH' HOME Sot 1 Sam, ia E. A. PEAY GENERAL BLACKSMI THING AND HORSESHOEING 363 West Center Street. Residence Phone 593-- Curtains, Auto Painting and Revarnishing. All Work Guaranteed. Phone S48. 432 W. Center For 8t yonr home, etc. Get your Lumber and Shingles and Roofing from repairing outhouses, fences, PROVO LUMBER CO. "Quality and Service'' 3rd S . and Univ. Phone 104. DO YOUR OWN REPAHUNO We Have the Necessary Parts and Tools. Piston Rings, Brake Lining, Bearings, Ring Gears and Pinions for all cars. Complete Stock Ford Parts. MORRISON BROS. Phone66107Wenter. BICYCLES SOLD AND REPAIRED Phone 82. Expert Key and Lock Work. Everything on Wheels Repaired MEREDITH CYCLE CO. 112 N. University Ave. REPAIR COLUMN NOTICE HedquistDragStores ANY OTHER ADVERTISER WISHING HIS BUSINESS LISTED IN THE ABOVE COLUMN, PRINTED EACH WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY IN THE HERALD IS INVITED TO CALL OR PHONE THE HERALD TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 95. it |