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Show PROVO, SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1927. VmOFSHIPPERS' TRAFFIC Young JMissionary BODY PRAISED BY STARTUP .: . 4" - Uth use all rpy time, all my energy and all my Intelligence in an effort to institute the policy that will best look t the future as. well as the present of our city., I beltev lot of lost (notion can be saved, as well as a lot of lost money can be saved by proper intelligent thought before action. "Provo "can develop only In a limited way and to limited extent. unless it does procure additional watar resources I .hope to he wise enough,- if elected, to avoid quib bling and theorizing, call a spade a spade, and seek for the remedy, regarding the means as only the moans. I believe in economy of public funds, but I understand that to mean the obtaining of the greatest value for the least expenditure, not to trim necessary expenditures to accumulate a low interest-bearin- g t - ; (Continued from page one) - . " GRONETiIAN Testimonial For -- CpuntpBeriefitedUy Work of Asso- ciation, Says Provoan; As Zone Vice President Re-elect- ed ' "Ptopl of Vth county n! th are they si tr i si nti KfiVv a wry discriminated being tft if fiia TUW MI m iIVI Tr- - wi l that the lalV w I I otivHy ot ther teach them mny beneiU from the the Shipper Thtftte Aaaoclatkta of the association is not work of alone in the Utah," declared George A. Startup nterest of the manufacturer, job vice ber, and retailer, but instead is In f Provo, who president ol the Provo. sone at the the interest of all of the people of recent annual meeting of the or- Utah and the Intermountain coun. ; . try. If the association is to receive ganisation. i d the Cteh 1 "Handicapped support of the the beat ceople of the state, they must Mr. Startup aaid: of my knowtedf eUe people of Utah through the public press, be kept have been handicapped to a greater advised of the activities of the assoextent-bfreight discrimination ciation and must be assured that thM the people of any other aec-ti- when rate reductions are received deposit" of the United States: For years they in' turn are funded down by' 1 "V the railroads charged ua the Pacific the merchant to the consumers fcmmi , mum . LEWIS AND Mt'NN WIX coast rate plus the local rate back "Senator Auerbach reported at on the activities of the assoagain, in other words, we paid length ELMO CAMPBELL. ATLANTA, Go. Ed Strangler them for hauling a car approxi- ciation during the past year, calling to some of lhs larger Who wilt leave November 13, for 'Lewis defeated Jack Washburn In mately 2,000 miles further than they attention which were presented tu the the n two straight falls of a wrestling Mission. .. actually hauled it. How can any cases state or community grow with such commissions for readjustment. match here. Wayne ."Big", Munn President Auerbach stated that - A farewell testimonial a millstone tied around its neck? match, from won the semi-finmade an attack Fortunately we were able to 'cut the association .hadwere of Elmo Campbell, son of Prof, and Covboy pogerSj in one fall. so which disadvanrates' upon a lose from at least part of that will be given Mrs.. O. load; however, we still pay them tageous to Utah shippers that thay Us the Provo Sixth ward chapel YALE TO GET Bl'LLDOG some not could sell in theis product for a 1.000 mile haul which they do and amusement hall Monday eveIs NEW in HAVEN, Conn. Yal own rates state of the their part net perform. We atill have to pay Mr. Campbell will leave about a ning. to collection a lower from buy up jrfuch taking being question the Pacific coast rate. Even under mission for real Lake, or November .15, to fill bulldog. The Yale alumni ofthat burden we are trying to build uenver than frovo, Salt n S. the the L, P. church jn fered to start a pool to purchase through, the Ogden. This situation was relieved up eur community mission. mascot for the Princeton ana has building of payrolls, but we will not to some extent but Denver still ' A delightful program of .music Harvard ames. be able tq,go far unless we get re- the advantage and it will be neces-- i file a complaint with the and dramatic readings will be fur duction In distributing rates' so sary-tCommission nished by the Young university Clapping the hands at a movie that we may sell our manufactured .Interstate Commerce Service Bureau, following show is a sign jof. Insanity, accordthat these discriminaarticles, our grains,' fruit and live- requestingremoved. tions be which dancing will be" enjoyed and ing to scientists. Science has been stock to our neighbors. . Aidced- refreshments will be served., beating around" the, bush for yearn. V'We. appreciate fh work of the Readjustment A cordial invitation is extended but at Jaijt seems to have found the The association petitioned the In- Utah Shippers Traffic association , truth. ; members for to of Commerce the Commission the and ward re and ,terstate the past during rates on to in friends their be attendance. efdistriputirjg to them continue their readjustment quest forts to have the rate discrimina from Utah common points to, points tions Temoved. I am sure that as in Idaho, Montana, Oreion, and boob as the people, of Utah county Washington, beyond the lines of the and the southern part of the state Union Pacific System. If a favor realize that the efforts of the asso- able decision is received in this ciation are in behalf of all of the case, it wilt extend Utah distriDut- 25 per ' people rather thai) in the interest ing radius approximately anPARIS, Oct. ft Twenty-firs- t of the manufacturer and merchant, cent This will mean Increased em nual automobile- salon opened with citizens. for Utah's ployment they will lend their full cooperation 1,200 exhibitorsincluding 150 makes toithe association.' We must, how-ive- r, Reductions in grain and flour produced in Prance, Germany, effective will rates become which have the support of the public United States, Italy and Grrtrt Brit 10 Utah November will to permit press if we are going to be able American-mak- e cars were giv- - j millers to sell their product in terri- ain. recure full benefits) from the e en mucn prominence, a gold not could which tories pant of the association." Six chassis displayed at the of excessive on account be reached hike can bat a trolley car Auerbach Urge Campaign Studebaker booth attracted interest ' Senator Herbert A. freight rates. One of our larger comparable only to the acclaim thls-- J x if you have to travel far." Auerbach, who millers rate the with stated that Mr. was president of the as- discriminations removed It would car received last year when it made world premiere at Parisshow: The sociation, recommended that the asoutfolks are riding to A of their of lot their enlarging sociation Immediately initiate an permit Six chassis ,Was ' entirely 25 per cent This Erskine work on their wheels, approximately put removthe for r with twenty-foukarat gold aggressive campaign It's a speedy, sure way again means increased acreage, In- plated al of rate discrimination against the creased '$20,000. and increased em- and valueaf there an you get a of payrolls getting of Utah. people Exhjliita of European car showed God's bunch of ployment. pure ozone in . Senator Auerbach in his address After a complaint had been filed a;.yety noticeable trend toward"! of breathing instead your lungs to the third annual convention stat with the Utah Utilities Commlssiefl' fiylinder propulsion. Italian Fiat in a lot of carbonic and French Peugeot are introduced: "In addition to the actual pe some reductions in freighi-'""r'ategas. small sizes. Representative proing L. of Utilities Com the State the were to received titioning poltjts"3on mission and the Interstate Com A. &. S. L. railwaxWhtle these re ducers are inclined toward conserOur Iver Johnson bicycle vatism of design rather than freak covers Commission for the removal in some ductions a maximum of distance jneree innovations which, while numerous. to ef rate discriminations, the associaof be necessary with a minimum effort. Come were of small g tion should carry on an intensive est-further reductions to permit makers.mostly the creation of in and talk Representatives many and educational campaign to teach the Utah distributors meeting west us. American manufacturers are prescitizens of the state to what extent coast competition. , ..Patronize your Bicycle dealer .. ent for salon. for Children's rwbeel goods, he recall that President Harding was ; you. service. gi j an instinctive lover of children and An electrical company is making as such would not have left any child, whether his or not, without a mechanical man that does exactly all advantages if the matter had as it is told to do and no more and ' (Continued from page one) been brought to his personal at- no tSs, There are' a couple of tention. That is the ki nd of a man buildings In Washington where the this week among Dr. George T. we knew him to be. company ought to be able to sell Harding Jr., and his sisters, Mrs. "It is certainly to be hoped the 531. Ralph Lewis ; and Mrs. Heber American nation will rise up to Votaw, and old friends of the famcondemn such unwarranted atily. . man and Finally Grant E. Mouser, Sr., at tack upon a defenseless whose home MissBritton was a force the book's retirement from guest many times during her girl- circulation."Miss Britton's book re Briefly, hood, Issued the , following state-lates how she was infatuated as a' ;ruent today, on his own initiative: The character of Mr. Harding, girl with Mr. Harding from the his deep sense of responsibility and time she first knew him as editor his Instinctive love for children of the Marion Star. This infatuadiscredits the book even" more thor-- tion did not abate as she grew oughly than contradicting details older and' finally, when he became United States senator, according : ; between its covers., to her story, he' procured-emploClaims Ulterior Motive "I am convinced some ulterior ment for her as stenographer with ,i motive prompted the publication "of the- United States Steel corporation. " the 'President's Daughter', which Then forward their friendship and even if true, is infamous. The whole intimacy grew, the story' relates, thlnff 1n verv mnh rprrfttt! Kw Mr ' . , Harding's family and loyal friends 6ir1' namedElizabefh Aim who cannot conceive of events al- WAGE LOWERING CHARGED leged, knowing him as they did. Numerous incidents which we are well able to recall depict a gentle- -' .WASHINGTON.Noy man of great sense of responsibility Charges that the navy, board of and local navy yard boards utterly unlike the character review are fixing schedules of pay for In the unfortunate book. , painted. "If President Harding had been civilian employes - at Nfcvy yards ? the father of the child, we know were made by labor representatives i provision would have been made before the naval board today. The FOR THANKSGIVING 'for it. Upon that the president representatives declared this caused a lowering of wages for workWould have insisted ' men Became Infatuated Early employed by private compan'' ; "We also have had occasion to ies in similar lines..;..' -- PAGS - u whole-hearte- To J B WhaOhould-Yb- ur M ay or Stand F or ? i i Shpuld he be indqendcnt, and a subject to the will cf the people, or should he be selected by an individual, clique or corporation? 1 V . , - 2 Should he give his full time to his office and at all times work for the growth and prosperity of Provo? r. 3 Should he stand for efficiency in office and. for honest work and honest wages ?or should he stand for inefficiency and fear to make proper Swiss-Germa- al - ( , -- Swiss-Oerma- . ! " changes?. . . . , P two-years- Gold Plated Erskine Car Paris Sensation A, I 'Of. - viini V'-- : - ; r.,-- rt hJrk-skin- in.-th- e , , i . . . . Never-grow-u- now-a-day- s. - over-work- s ALMA VAN WAGENE3N ; ial ,! requ- muscle-motorin- -- BlScLE$?S!rfe300S water supply, and all her interests against all oppo-sitio- ii. Turkey Free i.. We will givi with each Dining Thanksgiving a fine 12 lb. v Can afford to give and will give his full time to the office. Will give the city the full benefit of his 36 2a "years in business- .'t II I s l I . YiSAl L ' SLTKeTeifcofPerfcctioni SPECIAL SUNDAY BRICK Delicious Flavors PEANUT BRITTLE RAINBOW SALAD 3 VANILLA, t ' - I'll Walniit Ann '. : at 0Q0 Cfl dOiUU . ,.. r .t . i ' ' r - ' " '' ". 4rKustrynd-developmen- ti new legitimate thing in. his power to encourage ' 44 4 business ana a Digger payroll. 3a " ' FURNITURE , , North University CO. Avo. 1 'U nth? Stands for efficiency in office, and will make such : '.riv vs pi.changes as necessary. - ; " .: "3 N young. ,"'. 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Fine Walnut Suite, table 42x54 "inches ; buffet 60 inches 5 side chairs, 1 arm chair, tapestry seats ' , 3b Stands for honest work and honest pay in city Room Suite sold Turkey-he- re n. 55 , DINING ROOM SUITE HI..IL..l. , lb Stands for the absolute protection of the Provo BUY A NEW WE'LL' FURNISH THE of the peo- J .": i.lP) ; ple. He is not bound or pledged to any individual, '.4i tj clique, faction or corporation. v - WW : 'X7VPM la pledges himself to Provo and the will . -I STANDS FOR Efficiency and Proflrgss; HARDING BOOK Ilil- , muscle-building-wi- - 4 . (Political Advertisement) d . TIIi? |