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Show EMTOK NEWS FEATURES PRESS' COMMENT a OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE. TIMELY EDITORIALS WASHINGTON NEWS 1C BjCONDO. THE DAILY HERALD An Independent Newspaper, UM ptivsss . vso wtd pom what: would be. moUe of a pleasure for mother than to prepare that sumptuous thanksgiving dinner on the jAjgpPiar . Established as weekly Id 1856; as a dally in 1922 ; Issued every ,w8ening except Saturday, and Sunday morning; rural morning edition ,: moraine eieept jminunr. uax ' Published in tbe Herald building, CO South First' West street. I tan. rove, Entered up second class matter at the postoffloe In Provo, Utah. TRHMS ftV RITRSTRIPTinV r tlivered by carrier, per month ,40c I SeliTered by carrier, per year. In advance. . .v. . . . $4.50 .v. .$2.90 I Jelivered by mail In Utah county, per year, in advance. . "delivered' by mail In United States, outside Utah county, per year, In advance $3.50 i.. Universal ............... ...... ...... 22m. H. Hornlbrook . Gunnar Rasmuson jjeorge D. Crlssey v. t Member United ; rf Prong Service and N. News Editor A. 8ervice. . Only daily newapspefls Utah aouth of Salt Lilfe City; largest cir- "Tlation of any negsgaper in Utah outside Salt Lake City and Ogden. Office, Telephone "Ultorial Booms, Telephone .....,..-;- r vs I sw. vour CT,ca I IN IT I Tin s ' eveev tXSNT rWCrW 95 I......................... .....107 ...... . "America's Most Beautiful Range" . .Publisher ,,t .City .... . P i VoN'T . G-O- 1 A f Either a coal range or the wonderful p combination with the one oven for both d in coal and gas which saves your fuel bill. one-thir- a no. rrs , iLJ-L-k, Caution A ban t Childrenr l COOK OUT . ITVi' THCs ., - Ask any of the four hundred customers to whom we have sold this famous range of its exceptional qualities. Have your range installed now and get your big turkey so everything will be in readiness for that jolly Thanksgiving dinner. A statement made about the fttild Labor amendment, the magazine of the American Plan association, seems to ow more concern about the amendment than it does about ,e children. It complains : .V The acceptance of the amendment, it is thought, would id to drastic legislation, the range and consequences of no one can foresee. And its administration would in(jiich the maintenance of various bureaucratic agencies that volve mid add heavily to the taxation burden now borne by gen-r- I industry." . - A BEAUTIFUL RANGE. -- iSt ait has as its real nurnose the Veatrirtinn of pmnWmpnr nf boildren on farms, which is surely news to most advocates of ' A BIG, TENDER ' ' amendment. f Caution is all right in connection with any important jblic matter. It. does seem, though, to those who want protection of the nation's children, against industrial bloifation, that the caution in this case'is misplaced. Why be cautious first about safeguarding the childreji's wel-before taking up the details, technicalities and red tape -- ? t ad-ion- : V .' . OFFICE GAT Each Community Supplied- Ii(ps to'tlie rinlit of us, Critics were afraid, not long ago, that jazz music Was ;ng to make everybody wicked.MiJiojs 9tTng people to sleep. Ls 4o Legs in fruiil of us, lloyv they display them. On they, pi trippinsly, Dainty and skippingly. ..Frost that bites nippinijl.v, it'ii nut ilisiu.'iy them. . ca Aiil)NT'S;VASDIlVGTON LETTER B. HUNT V.'riicr The honor and work attached to the job of being president are not--- ,' that-t- hp voters handed Presl-jj , tit OoolMge on Nov. -jfhe emolument and perquisite t p o with the office are no mean i aslderations In themselves, i fo one of Coolidge's thrifty jjoies. these mean no little in a iterial way. toward provision for tt, future - fresh flowers' fbr his" dosk an J dinner .table, and half o dozen brass banfls are oto rail vh n hu wants 8Hrring muglt. A pmonal physician fooks after the physical welfare, of hlins.lf ;.anahis family" a'il he p'ts the- .rilrht nf W.1V nv nil h.nhnn iin.l J 4- incjuoniais. oui new England imon sense forbids that even dentals he slighted when they Jt V help make things more cozy future rainy flay material emolu,. rrtents, Coolldge will receive as i4jrilte,ofvJJje :i : "f " president Ihr for the next four the is $75,000 annual salary, There Is lyable i attitlnnal travel alinvonA. a yearly, to be drawn on as. ied. oubtless a substantial part of m will be returned to the treas-- : , ach .year during Coolldge's; ine. For the president is not f adabout. direct factor of. pay is yi'? further executive mansion, as real-ie- , furnished, lighted, heated t .staffed at the cost of the naiftott I I - ie presidential- - perquisites. itver. make up an imposing f t has a private office In the tol, glittering with gold and lal. at which touring visltoff-j "! In w. has a flock of the finest auto-- ! Dea; private detective and force; private art gallery; , I ivate library; private yacht t a he travels by water and a 1 Rte railroad train tf he goes . ina. SIMS remembers yean ago whea ly men who carried golf bags 4 umbrella menders. - ancestors ilfved in trees and men of today are up tree ". jt the time. 1 u what myou overhsar. u I you bear never sounds . Striiltfht lefts and liiinily ones, Bum legs and dandy ones. Awkward mid 'handy ones, Flirt with the breezes; Itmind less und flatter, ones, Thin lei;s and fatter ones, Kspeial!.v the latter ones, Showing their Knoek kiieed and bony ones, Ileal lefts mid phouy ones, tony ones, " ' Seeiii'iii hi none. 'distorted and Slraiftlit oiies, Mates ami unes, lldnie iiti'd ' imported ones, Ain't we gut fun? . . state fairs. Tw o -- taks a. baby learning to talk, cams Its board and todglng. nd Turkeyjwith each range sold before Thanksgiving. un- -.lin- RcoiwMei05itlns. X1 n Hurry and A DELIGHFUL make your selection from our beautiful gray Porcelain Ranges. More UNIVERSAL RANGES sold than any other range made. There's a reason most beautiful, most durable r and most economical. ' i Abie Afy boy Ikey is a director,,' in a bank. Ada livs Veil, vat does he do? Abie He directs jwstnl cards. Ada ins My boy . is. a detift clerk in a bank, too. x Abie He is? Adams He is, yes. He opens the doors for the customers, e-of-whiterblueor - There never was a big man born' western orator. That's right, they were all babies. One sliottUl I'"'1" "f bil'll be careful, always InllV II W lieeu shown ,to hiive an w'a llpYirhnS awful kick. Easy Terms No Interest in New York, say sa Make lour Bets." ' Mirandy Don't youh gamble on no hoss races. ' Julius But if Ah wins. Ah buys yuh n new duby brooch. .Mirandy Yes, an' if yuh loses, Ah buys me a new washtub. Sit I 4 Easy Terms. No Interest msio UTAH. I think I'll caJLjuiother the darn thing back. ""And put Many a family budget has fallen W think tial good mime for a new down, says IHff Jones, because it digestion! niaftiizine would be "Kiuuina." That provided for only one of them getoiiftht to be good. It covers every- ting a haircut. the election over, the thing. Immediate political puzzle : What makes you attention in the absorbing "The only difference- between a think that your telephone is out of capital is: . ; Hut and it (i rave is in the w'idth order? .; "What will Bill Butler g?t out Subsorilwr" I got the right num- and depth. (Jet out of the Rut. "of it?" " lier three times jn succession. For the opinion seems unaniNever Settled. mous that the Uoston vo:l !.;iron Foreheads jind ears are coming Who managed the. Coojicii'e camNothing to Live For. Dr. Harruigton What was the back into fashion, says a hair paign, both for nomination and election, will be added to the ofdressing journal. The whereabouts matter with your patient? ficial household. of the waist utill remains an open Dr.'Carrington She fretted her self to death because she had Buj In what capacity? As cabquestion. inet oflleer? As emissary at some nothing to worry about. A Mere Guess. " foreign capital? Or what? EveryA New Jersey girl dislocated her Some folks think-Kibody's guessing, but no otie George. r knows. jaw recently by yawning. Perhaps and Lloyd George are brothers. Wholly unofficially, .he has been she was lieing lectured oh the social A" little procosed oejpostmaster general now and evils of tbe day. "T"Trr or 'secretary of commerce. What then is appreciated by the best of either Coolijge or Butler think on 'rr The volcano, Kilenu, is erupting men. the subject has not been disclosed. again.. It must know that this is Bumors have teen current that a presidential year.muses Hex Wouldn't it be awful for a burPostmaster General New would Johnson. glar to have a wife that wouldn't not be Included in Coolli'ge's cab let him 'go out nights? but inet, that. l9purely speculaSheriff Boyd says the only work- tive. based on the assumption that rhe M lMSt week who seemed to A little house well filled, a little the pest will be needed to place' appreciate the value of time was a land well tilled, and a little wife one purely of Coolldge's choice. bootlegger burnin' the pike at 70 well willed, are great' riches. and that New might JUM to with- miles an hour. draw to build fences for th 192 Sending, mail by air is new, but senatorial fight in Indiana. i. ayor Hansen thinks a man s sending hot air by mail is an old i backbone ' should be Jong enough to story. 10 will say now that Calvin keep him from sitting down when Coolldge hasn't a real sense he ought to be on his feet going to A "hot" retort often chills warm of humor? On the very day iter his overwhelming election, it, and strong enough to keep him friendships. he issues of 'proclamation Thanksgiving!' : A- war Okay. stole a kiss the hu conscience My 8eal-- of STILL FREE 100 GENUINE, Charge Of slsvln? Mrs Tro Mnnn ine same person r who ordered .. , I. r. t.tii:nM ii B aa.. aiso "fLJiiJEasjwaa-uue rvoi. suooiing,'" icnjtuiuiK ivr McCoy said. "It was a hired slay tng. From brokers along "Diamond I nas come most of the infor- mation. ' i. investigators have learned t Katz usually wore a secret vest in, which he carried many, preciou stones. This vest was found empty In his wardrobe. . TTinT1 tablc-r-an- d w A ng ' "' . , SAYS 4 TODAY Just when we had a fine para graph thought up we saw a bathing girl picture in the paper and forgot It Houdlnl, the man who can tret out of anything, made a mistake by not neing in thin presidential race. , nameTmo tng pictures gets a headache. ' Just OFFICIAL SAYS .""'' : ttle thinking now and then U that marries the best 01 mea iter always mokes aeveril'd before it arrives. t. Imv doesn't retain they at grownups to judge jam exhibits - M0IE12L' TOM int " wires when he wants to send a tessage.. He eats on fine linen which has the coat of arms of the United. States woven Into its texture, from china and glassware bearing the tins U. 3. And at Thankselvinir and rh.ist." rtins !inl.nt ndinirera ferl r, s and the fattest 'possums to burden the presiden- What the smu41 derstand Is why 15-pou- . f NE. Ken-icHFTASIII.VGTON A on his feet until be gets there. . BY HARRY TURKEY. ' : al e, oivea 1 .' when father lets up on cussing about the price of. school books be sees Christmas coming. 'Pittsburg's in luck. Beauty parlor burned there.- , (Copyright. 1924, KEA "Service, Ine.) READS TO ' l- - L n we l ii " S 7,000,000 Gallons of Illicit : Liquor Seized in 1923 . 5.Q00 Automobiles. . Nov.,' ANGELES, 12 man, may come today, according to detectives inyestigating the mys-tpr- y. The suspect is another diamond broker and real estate operator who is' said to have threatened Katz on various occasions on an outgrowth 14. Nov., WASHINGTON', ft'nited. Press) Of one hundred of business differences. . drinks taken by those who. "scoff . Joining the maze of conflicting at the prohibition laws, but one is motives advanced as explanation of genuine, according to Federal Pro- the murder of Katz, a fantastic one hibition Commissioner Roy A. was. proposed tdday by Kid McCoy, former pugilist awaiting trial on a Haynes. "Less than Tne per cent Of the and San Francisco showed the same more than 7,000,000 gallons of illicit results. ',: durseized by federal agents liquors "This large per centage of spuring the last year was genuine," ious booze, most of which is Haynes said. "We have examined poisonous," Haynes said, "Isactually due to of 90,000 samples in the chemical activities of federal laboratories of the Internal Revenue the intensive the bast year in breakagents during bureau," of 'mooning up the The commissioner believes the shiners' and operation bootleggers who are! samples fairly representative of their own from synthetic comthe kind of liquor on the market be- pounds and redistilled denatured alcause they represent seizures from cohol., .'' every state: Most of the tests were out .that more Haynes pointed made In the Washington laboratory, than 160,000 stills and parts ot but analyses made in tbe ' branch stills were confiscated by agents laboratories in Buffalo, Chicago, last year as well as over 6,000 autoColumbus, Little Rock, Minneapolis, mobiles used for Illegal transporta New York, Philadelphia, Province tion of liquor. Ralph- ' J OLD ' Leader Columbia Theater Orchestra. - STUDIO B.Y.U. Room' 170, College Building. PHONES - -- ' B.YiU., ' man -I- 'M T 811. Residence, ' rJl CHEERS cos J 1 7 con-co- " E Eooto - Teacher of Violin -- "i rH LOS (I'nited Press); Arrest of the man suspected of slaying JIarry I. KatK, diamond broker, musician and club- L, rxJ5 JrS ? yrr LT jk -- J. Bu TAYLOR ' Pleasure 213-- Tt Gaze. UPON uors that wouttl TT euer " |