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Show If: ,r i: 'I PROVO SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY."JULY:1, jage'eigiit - OUT OUR WAY HALD boyslep Published by the Herald Corporation, E. C Jlodgera, president, at matter 50 So. 1st W. at Provo, Vtahdaiiy. pnUrea a aacond-claa- a at the postofflce to Prove, Utah. Member of th United Preee association, NKA Service Paine , Editorial 8ervioe, and the Jamea O. '" v Scrlppa Newapapera- - : s- - Telephones r- - Biislneae officaT 83;. II you donoV M and a , vi-- , fldltorlal Socnporte&.lOrj' ' ,,...... etf in iktiii 'j Subscription terme By "carrier in the county, (U0 outalde county, mall $5.00 the year in advance; by N. Guhnar Kasmusort, editor and manager; R. W, doeilj'.managtni editor; N. C. filpka, county.'editor J. A.;Owena, advertlalng manager. AiThouaht on Enforcement. , Read the? two paragraphs front a recentUrtifed Press -- Tlii. ' ZfZIZAmpUn TMt iht Test ; V , ; It is becoming evident that Miss Amelia Earhart is goiiig to emerge, from the present glare 01 publicity that is oeatmg upon herj'ust as unspoiled as Lindbergh. did. In Bqme ways thereiyno; greater test of one a character than to occupy the spotlight as she is doing. It brings out tion; they had the picture right In front of their hqse, they could realise the angle and, by the side talk it, the toys, I discovered that they had a Very good working conception k; ; , , ss TKtmeTourm:; v . , Safe and Sane, Fourth is in the air .again. bffHel2tstHiecAdeQr .sojn luch progres. ha Ieen-madregard to the promiscuous use of firWorks. Most cities now have ordinances forbidding the sale oreuch things. But most can drive a suburbs do not ; in nearly few miles out into-thcountry and buy v: I V- "i V hewants. on Fourth of Julyjs the firecrackers Exploding noisy celebrating the nation's essentially an uncivilized ; way-o- f birthijay. It is, moreover, very dangerous, as hospital authorities, who each year see children die in agony from lockjaw, can tell you Eventually we probably will have to have statewide1 regulations covering the sale of fireworks. , ' T very-xthVcitiz- . airthe-firecrtcke- rs :;' rr '.- - ', DR. FISHBE1N ANALYZES Values 1NERALWATER By DR. MORRIS FISIIBE1N Editor Journal of the American Medical Asaoclatlon and of Hygela, the Health Magailne. - From the most ancient times men have believed In the special virtues of waters coming from the -depths of the earth, particularly when these water had a strong odor or ) : an unusual taste, More recently many scientific observers have been inclined to the view that much of the benefit to be had . from residence at mineral springs is due to the change of climate, of environment, and to the fact that the Individual drinks much more water when at such a rcsorffl than during his ordinary life, 'On the other, hand, unqucstlon- -' ably, these waters do., possess unusual salts and as well as a certain amount of ra-jmd there Is coming to he more and more attention paid to the effects of small quantities of TroehrnrahitHwces on ths human iJ , ' N metelUe-substance- -activityt body. Water containing considerable amounts of radium emanation is believed to have aome influence on the amount of calcium and are excreted, by the - - . - .n human body". j Waters of the .Saratoga Springs. In New York have been shown to have a high catalytic power, du.e to the iron that they contain. Investigators point out the fact that these waters are rich in salts and have, both phya--" that loel and chemical reactions on the human body, modifying greatly the manner ' In which - the , chemical changes In the body go on. It is well known that the drinking of considerable .amounts of water will stimulate the action of the kidneys, but in some eases of kidney deficiency the taking of large amounts of water may bring serious damage to the body. In such In- utances the water tends to deposltl within the tissues and to lroduce swellings and the conditions called , . at .' - e , ance. Many of the mineral waters are particularly rich Jn sulphur and many studies tend to. ascribe the beneficial effects of sulphur waters disorders in digestive to the fact that they stimulate the chemical changes in the body. Apparently sulphur water reduces uric acid. Many other waters are rich in iron. This substance has a definite sail i. t: ' jn.i-ri- By, Williams - 4 ipi - rr f .PROVO -CATIONSf l Date in Ou- rherican History tiis - . -- . . , , . - ;'. ' ,'" a WHO'S WTIO IN AMERICA J Li'l Gee Gee, .. th" . office. iramP.. never drinks water. She says she has, an Iron constitution .and la afraid it will rust , n r This Is Oswald W. . Tapioca,', r chef, who Is CANDIDATE FQR THE POI-- ! said to have been SON IVY CLUB ., v , the first man In America to make j ,rThirlop who holds np..4he hot . .tamates by bridge game tor SO minutes while wrapping slices of he does a card trick, rrr boiled seagull . In .'Hi strips of mustard r- of the great mysteries of Ufa plaster. Monsieur s One now girls can. eat nothing , Tapioca - Is . also but saladsoma and iced tea and continue the originator; of the method of to reigh 18ff pounds, v .. . ; ,. making tripe out HINTS ON- - ETIQEETTE i of pieces of old . Mrs. Matilda Heckleberm . social bath towels. i adviser; lor the Provocation., PubA minister's idea of the mlllenium MO.tf.aMT.orr. oitaa sv mu 'idskcwi lications, writea is when the police will haveta atop from, . Farla. that speculators from cornering all the the eaaleat way to . instead of trying to buy .every-whi- you is the only way you'll ever admission cards-t- o his church.; r get rid f wrinkahd tlren climb oux get ahead les In the fore-AND, XJSTEN.L The way to get hen savWonder if trwse crack women len-- i thing they want now-an- d hea to-- to to is unin debt for and $10,000 In atop see it go over because the left what'a rotogranis"pTayers"y&u ing out exhaul instead of yoor coN seldom do vure then drinking eVer sections there's yourself latter this der anything plan . i fee out of a sau trying merely to pileJtup-dolla- r. cept stand ort one foot and make anything left over . ' cer. Mrs. Heckleherry States that H faces? - ' , by dollars In a strong box By is not considered good form to send id No one wants particularly to be ."I " ". a couple celebrating their wooden Js a POME which a millionaire us struck the other It WILLIE'S SPELLING suddenly "from what wedding anniversary a bottle of A radio fan profession, . ' wood alcohol. ' evening that we have a chatting ws've-see- n . Is Ezra McShorts; of it & & acquaintance with at least six mil.Js y t . He'U listen for hours spell?" but with the northwest going "What does -lionaires i To market Another ia a man who t wont'hbaeishrd "I don't know." ahead so reports! we don't boast about - It or ahead so paridly It won't be hard : ,iTes, you do. Something that has remember . when ' a president rapidly apologise" for It but we can re- to make money In the next. 10 two horns, Tfour- - Iegs and gives Today's Definition: A good sport couldn't be nominated without a member 20 years ago when a mil- years if you have a little money , miiK." - is a . man who will give a straw hat torchlight parade. -- T- Goat"-- "" lionaire was a sort of rarity and i "Oh, Burestart for before he you working begins 50yards was pointed out on the street asL ' Yellow Crab. and making money work for Art Shannon. . ... . chasing it. i cu ireai weaun a .maieiaciur and portrayed In the cartoons Jbr Economical Transportation as a very fat man with 41 dollar signs, on his vest which also supported a large gold chain all the millionaires we know today are thin men . The hunch came to lis to put down just how these rich boys-bec- ame rich they all started with practically nothing but native' wit and each of themtruth to tell had breaks I . , t le THE OBSERVER Jim Marshall much-overrat- . , ', . old-tim- er but of luck . but the thing that distinguishes them from the rest of us Is that they all had one rule they went heavily In debt for What they neeriprinnrl rflsn for things they could have gotten without along , One of these millionaires for stork In the concern for which he1 worked andjtj(ej)tmm so busy paying for that he had jio spare money for luxuries and so he didn't buy them 1612: and was Just as happy lottery was drawn Jn Lon- don, for the benefit of the ''and we know another chap who started with this man but who , plantations " all the luxuries he bought statesman wanted 1853 and Kenry Clay, and saved what was left over ' ( orator, died. 1858 Third and successful attempt which wasn't much and this second chap hasn't a to lay an Atlantic cablc ' dollar to bless himself with today 186J Confederate main army turn , We aren't saying the mere piling ed, oward Gettysburg. of a up money ia good thing but most of the are trying It and some of them quite I VATURELAND Successfully and our advise is to climb Into a hole of debt for something worth .'come In few a and days. go Bugs or ft few weeks, but the tarantula isn't grown up until he Is 11 years. Altho the average tarantula seems to be well fed, he locates his food onty py, touch. A grasshopperjmlFhf WE THE hop to, within. an inch at the big spider, ,but he'd be perfectly safa, AUTHORIZED unless be touched him, or unless the tarantula happened accidentally - to . move his claw. -- A 4 Vir-gln- la com-piete- d. ' ARE -- v '. ( : . r AUTO , sensational popularity of Bigger and Better Chevrolet is due in great measure to the fact that it is the biggest automobile in the world available at such ' r low prices ; -It is built on a wheelbase of 107 Z-- inches and on this longer wheel" base Rsher craftsmen have designed bodies of marvelous beauty seats with wide and room head leg i ample and generous seating capacity Translated into terms of comfort REFINISHERS FOR iROVO - ' ' r "; ; I, deep-cushion- City Auto' 5 J926 DODGE SPECIAL BUSINESS SEDAN . luUyjgfppei. - Take it' away . . . - - ffcy r v3lw GILLESPIE MOTOR CO. i 135 West Center St., Provo. - i '' ia ' Phone 1283 ed , the buyer of a - e car car balance the and ro'adl now secure ability that only a longer'wheel?' base can provide plus the restful comfort of ample room .for both driver and passengers i low-pric- ThTaftna Mitt" Stdan... .linn JtZf TwcaBTwdUs 6poctCbrioU (.1 ' tJhe. yjjj 71 C UlllU.IHIIII Come In for a demonstration and bring the family along See for yourself what a difference the Bigger and Better Chevrolet provides in seating and riding comfort - AH prira fo.KIFUak Jtjcsa.. (, ,. Chatknisnsiat BaUraraaPrtaa Tkf IncfU ' IbImw fhaq((STslUU( Removal of War Tax Lowers Delivered Prices! 1: i ! minenor M otor f USED CAR SPECIAL SCIENCE low-pric- - "' Painting safety and utility this additional size is of vital significance in the e field For it means that THE been laid out at which tost pilots are always ready to hop off to re- -, keep your car looking; new. Our workmen are all ex connoitre conditions - aloft - Regu larly, these pilots make detailed reperts, ports ia a weather expert iiv charge of their particular field. These ex We repair and refinish perts constantly have at their finger furniture tips knowledge of air conditions over a certain district. Just before a pilot takes off with his passengers, he takes down his 'phone and Top Is riven detailed reports from all & stations. Then he his Co. testing maps route. If it is stormy to the east h flies west; If there's tain to the PHONE 848 Albert Coates, famed English-Russia- n south; he circles north. In this 432 West Center St, Provo . orchestral leader., visitor; fashion, passengers can travel wlUrU "Music flourishes in Russia despite a minimum cf discowif jrt and dan ecnoinlc problems. The public Is ger. ; well seasoned.! lovable, hut not eas ily pleased with undistinguished itlonr"hss CAN TOU ANSWER THESE t , . u" , , QUESTIONS? In-la- ., The ijreathec phasa .of . passenger aircraft service Is one of this Infant i inrLOjuTnjxaannrLafij-i- (Copvrlght, 1928) j. Howdy, folks! In the old days people used to drop in for a call ; now they call In for a drop. ifc )e L' WTiat Is' the acientiiic ' name latest thing1 at Provo bathing for a "picnic? beaches is rubber, bathing suits for t. - If you ilva with your mother- flappers. The spectators supply the explain the condition under . rubber. . .". '1' which you exist . f.. i.v 8. What did General Jackson say . , Divorced are Mr. war was? And Mrs. Hill; . word .used , , 4., Give the technical She found by chance to describe the feeling you have .His florist taj when the boss turns yon down for a . . v-raise, Who says there Is no 5.' Finish, this sentence: "What ' among the lower animals? The th'. ; y i1 to 5:i stork and ,theAwolf generally work .Answers to questions ' ' la the same neighborhood. . i" "H John Huston - Flnley, educator, lecturer and .editor, Npw,york: "I always wanted to he a hawspaper reporter, but I got sidetracked. Reporters tell accurately of the goings and comings of individuals.., Individuals are much more. Interesting like than nations That's why Herbrtj2rover. He Is a resident of California and, the United States, but he is a citizen, of the worlds He is the 'world's, outstanding exponent of the gospel of better understanding as between man and man." ...... EC i , (The I industry's moat important problema On the pacific. Coast,, a system of weather checking Is now m vogue which promises to make passenger ... .t. .',, tfropay. travel as safe and as pleasant as Ia the human body sulphur is one careful preparation will allow. A gf fi tatuftnrpi -r ...n,,,,,. ' . OF TONGUE i- in. - Many plants occupy more space In, the ground than they do in the ' of to the carrying relationship air,, a, t'ny radish often throws Its hemoglobin by the blood, and Is roots a. distance of a foot in search therefore of advantage In anemias. of food and moisture. A Alkaline waters counteract ; acid horse-radis- h plant was found to condition's of the "body and are rechave extended its roots 18 Inches on ommended for all diseases In which all, sides of the crown, and downacid tends to accumulate. r - . ward 14 feet A .mature pieplant will go to a depth of 8 feet for nourishment". FTP tin.!, m Here's another little thing about the education of boys; I spoke yesterday about son and two other lads gathering about the table while we stuck In. stamps. This came up entirely, casual;! do not gather boys to teach history or economics; but son put a set of Russia In his album, and the other two lads Jooked at the set and one kid said, "That's a goofy looking set" And X said, That Is a nutty set; thai was the last issued under the czar;it was issued for the northern army under General Judenttch and was only used for three months.' . 7 Then I.Tianded son another pack-e- , that went on the same page, and t son pasted them up one of the tads said "That looks crazier than the other." And I said. That's the first sovictJ Issue: It came In "Just after the text-boo- -- hmm daUy ilorles. ar'e His own. They so not necessarily r coincide with fheae cf this newspaper. EDITOR. T . BY HIIX. BIIXT s e f W iiii?slew1ir In his (HH1 ot Russian revolutionary history. This stamp, thing Is really quite efficients Some weeks back, son's 'aacher asked him if he would bring Ham ps from the different provinces of. Australasia you know, all that batch of old volcanic Islands. It It prove! Lindbergh's .mettle, and accoiints for mucK of-hithat we had a lotta dupli great popularity. And apparently Aiissarnart nas ner happened cates of British colonies and I pick feet slanted just a firmly on the ground asLindy did.i " ed out New Zealand. We're glad to hear. it. ..From the first she Jooked like, a Aukland,, Tasmania, New South Victoria, , real American girjlj Hei: actions npwm6de8trtidtured,(un-- Wales,, etcrrthose kids got a better rufflecl are confirming our belief that jshe, like Lindy, will notion, of the geography and the po litical administration of these pla 2. be a mighty good idoHor young America td h&yi. ; hru these --stamps than they did thru any aye, and son got into three fights trying to get his A viation As Vocation; , stamps back; every kid In the room A young man planning to take tip aviation 6s a profes- tried to grab 'em. . sion would do well to heed the most recent bulletin of the French colonies, now: what' do know about Algeria, or about Daniel Guggenheim Fdnd for the Promotion of Aeronautics. vou the Camerouns or Cameroons? "I This organization recently1 questied leading Mr trans- knpw nothing and care less." Fair port companies about new pilots. the majority of the replies enough. BUT schools spend millions received stated that experience has shown that the best teaching, geography; I think it is bunk, top; BUT if geography Is Impilots come from the regular army and "navy .flying schools. portant, then the do ndt offer was it Commercial air schools, said, qute pilots of. it Is Important efficient teaching first-claA reader .recently sent the boy a flyers. the variety of experience needed to make stamp;, he saKU : "This came on a It was added, however, that as aviation grows the. is marked Helvetia; I don't undoubtedly "Will Increase lir effectiveness. letter; know where that is- and I don't One interesting comment .Vas that barnstorming "by the care." Now is that smart?-..- ., . oilot after irraduation from flying, school, ia an ex Figure the United States with bil lions abroad; we gotta be Internacellent means of training. It will be recalled that Lind tionally minded; fancy a successful - ,;r i ; , bergh tad"i good does of that. men not knowing what Helvetia means! pelleve you me, every other country on earth knows every little . of a thing about "us." With Independence Day at hand the oldquestion i i' J , a "J w' rrrri. 1 "A hygg graft plot ih which 30 Chicago dry ageiits were said to hiave Jbeen paid more than $100,000 in bribes was investigated by the district attorney's otfice today." "The; evidence lnaicaiea, leaqrai oijiciais.Baiq,, mat..? large percentage of the; city's, prohibition staff .may be in collusion iwith alcohQracketeers, andaidraatic shape-up was predfrted."-j- L t 5' i. .,.:iT7 . Chicago, of course, is Chicago yet it would Beemwlthift the realm of possibility for an ?nergelic7jvealthy.goverhment Buch as oiirs to handle the problem of law enforcement .with northern 'army was disbanded." iust a litfle lesvscandal than-tha- t The argument about the benefits of prohibition is soing Of .course that was history, net; that la. what I am doing In son's on apacee Aieanwniie.ii seems aaie iu. renmra, uioimeic tlbutai'but It was surprising how are sections wnere proniDiuon nas paruiy nu rcai oi&ui these three boys grabbed the no- r: Tf .1- " .v ijbpjr will he delivered to your resldenoa, ! -- FROM STAMPS J- -1 T Mff' '" i928. A GREAT DEAL ., V't'-'- - " WEST CENTER ST, PROVO OLSEN MOTOR SALES SHULER MOTOR CO. 4S6" - rv L PAYSON, UTAH v a raiEa ' pi 5 AK, MOTOR SALES SPA? iISH FORK. UTAH HEBER, UTAH T , L O y, v,t.:i,-v- TINTtC ' . x - - ... v PHONE 74 GAltAGE i EUREKA, UTAH ' r ' C O 8-- T' . |