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Show r i j- a Vortd Champion- -- v V mm v WORK OF WORTH i.rV' W P T- - : FOR RENT modern bouse, or In- $35 per month. Call 53S-quire 144 N. 3rd E. FOR 8ALE OR RENT cot- tage. 3 blocks from Orem station. ' Phone 226. FOR RENT furnished. 190 modejn apt., E. 5th S. il J j! , '! , ( j . I Ringside Seats .... $1.50 General Admission $1.00 PROVO VS. IV I the former Nephl twirler for Simmons. Jones appears to have gone for good. He refused to go to Midvale Friday and dropped out of Provo Saturday, to show up at Ogden with the Gunners Sunday. He made a mess of that game. Wednesday's lineup may be: PAYSOII iirrni PAYSOX. PROVO. PRIZES FOR PLAYERS The Schwab Clothing company will give this week's best players $2 credit on any straw hat in the store. The award is to be made on the basis of playing, especially on team work and aid in winning games. Dave Sutton will give roasts (not from the grandstand) and steaks for homers and such things. Schatz, 2 Page, ss. Dodge, rf. Hlllman, 3b. Petty, It Elliott, lb. ttalle, c. Singleton, cf. Kinney, p. Belknap, lb. McBeth, c. Salmon, rf. Wignal, cf. Wlgland, 2b. Steal, ss. Hickman, If. Douglass, 3b. Kitchen, p. d Now let II HENRY JONES, PROVO'S PRIDE. CENTRAL UTAH LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet. 0 2 1.000 Spanish Fork 1 0 1.000 Heber 1 1 .500 Springville 1 1 .500 Payson 1 1 .500 Lehl 1 1 .500 4 Midvale 1 0 .000 American Fork Timpan-ogo- s 2 0 .000 Provo 'em win Payson versus Provo at park tomorrow afternoon, 4 : 15. And it'll be Kinney versus Kitchen. Payson is coming up fairly confident of doing what Spanish Fork and Midvale have done. The Provo Athletic association directors have closed negotiations with Simmons, and may use him in the box Wednesday, saving Kinney for Friday. The original agreement made in the board of control was that Spanish Fork had first rail on Simmons, but, in that event, had to cut the strings on Keough. N'ow that Keough has turned in two winners for the Spaniards it is hardly probable that they'd trade TOMORROW'S GAMES. Payson at Provo. Heber at Lehl. Midvale at American Fork. Spanish Fork at Springville. Ask your agent for round trip summer tourist tickets to the East via Denver & Rio Grande Western 3t through the Royal Gorge. BABY BOY ARRIVES. "Mr. and Mrs. Calvin St Joer are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine aby boy, born May 17. Mrs. St. Jeor was formerly Miss Clara Jenson of Provo. JUMPER JONES LOSES I lone. fi. II it. I VII vVIVI.il I J KgS GUS KALLIO, CHAMPION. OGDEN, May 23. Ben Jumping Jones made good his threat to kiss drowned Friday while crossing an The Provo goodbyle. Jumper improvised bridge over Willow silently folded his tent Friday evenmile above Castlecreek, one-hal-f ing and beat it for Ogden, where gate. he hopes to pull down a larger The stream Is badly swollen and 13,133,968 runs into Price river about one-hastipend monthly than Provo offered Utah county was third in 1921 in mile below where the child fell in. him. Searchers believe the body has Ben appeared on the field at the value of minerals produced. This been carrier! down the creek into game Sunday. He announcement reaches Provo today the river, whicli is extremely high warmed the bench until the ninth from Washington, D. C, where U. S. at this point, and it is doubtful if survey issues a report it will be found until the high water inning when Shortstop Evans of the ogeological metal production. nlast subsides. year's Gunners was injured. Clark was Utah county wan fourth in gold; brought in from the outfield and second in silver; third in copper, MARRY IF LONELY For results, the Jumper stationed in the garden. and fourth in lead. try me; best and most successThe score was tied. Jones was The county had nine producers, ful "Home Maker'; hundreds rich sent in as a runner for Evans, who and 139,071 tons of ore were treat- wish marriage soon; strictly confiwas injures going mto third base. ed. Of gold 2,854.03 ounoes were dential; most reliable; years experA moment later Jones was caught produced; 2,559,368 ounces of sil- ience; descriptions free. "The Sucver; 764,051 pounds of copper, and cessful Club," Mrs. Nash, Box 556 running home. Jones failed to field a fly to the 9,267,537 pounds of lead. The total Oakland. Cal. garden in the eleventh inning. value of all was $3,133,968. What should have been an easy out DANIELS AUTO WI'ZEL AND On his next LITTLE GIRL DROWNED. went for a BODY SHOP All kinds of wheel and body rebuilding1 and repairing. play Jones fumbled another easy PRICE, 'May 23. Phllippi Pappas, Truck and bug bodies, satisfaction fly. These errors lost the game for Ogden. Jones came up to bat: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. guaranteed. 25 N. 5th W., Provo. was Mike Pappas of Castlegate, oroe, and went out. lf most fitting tribute. Mature experience and a sense of the fitness of things ripened by years of n contact with families, has brought to us a knowledge of how to grief-stricke- assist the bereaved to express such de- votion in an appropriate and beautiful way. two-bagge- r. tf It is expected that the Jumper will pitch for Ogden Wednesday. What the Wifd Waves aay B. Y. U. Notes PROVO, UTAH. Copyright 1922, Cincinnati Coffin Co. new china closet PRKES FOR OTHER GET OUR RADIATORS. We Guarantee Satisfaction. WILLARD BATTERIES CHEAP SALE, Practically Phone, 787-J-- We Charge and Repair All Makes of Batteries. Furniture, range, din ing table, kitchen table, kitchen tablet, dresser, sewing machine, washing machine, linoleum, bed, couch, chairs, etc. Call 312. after 7 p. m. M-2- 4 8 127 West RADIATOR With Provo Motor Co. Center St. Phone Old oil, 15 cents per gallon. Fine for farm machinery. etc. Pine Tree Service Station. FOR SALE 3 FOR SALE Genuine old 'cello and real old violin. 154 E. 4th N. Braid Now M-2- 9 House, partly furnish FOR SALE ed; large lot; reasonable terms. M29 1st E. 759 N. WE CAN FURNISH YOU WITH EVERYTHING CH ICKENS bought, sold or traded. 847 W. Center. Phone 699. BUILDING M-1- 5 AT SCHOFIELD'S A bargain: Ford coupe, starting and lighting system, demountable rims, front bumper, speedometer, Hasler shock absorbers, Atwater Kent igni-toimotor meter, dash light, panel light, rubber pads for foot pedals. s for windows, large corrugated steering wheel if it's a Ford you want. You Will ifc Surprised ding SALE New cord tires, Anderson Garage. at the Small Cost of Buil- Supplies. Specify King, Black Hawk, Castlegate or Clear We Have Them AIL CreA Utah Timber & Coal Ca 30x M-2- 4 FOR SALE A bargain, used Ma jestic range, perfect condition. Bates Stores Co. mfw Phone 232. FOR SALE about horse, weight also good harness. S. 1st W. Phone loOO; Call 410 771-R-- FOR SALE, car. 100 S. CHEAP Good 7th E. Phone L ARKIN- - GO ATES Ford 242-W- . S MORTUARY Mifcelkn nartv of sjnrise hikers leave the Aztec fountain in front of Education building at 5 a. m. on Wednesday morning under the Kimprvisinn of Director E. L. Rob-- i ,'erts. They will return in time for their morning classes. : A DISTINCTIVE SERVICE PHONE ltt PROVO, UTAH. will be at Provo ceme tery and iMonday next to plant lawns, for anyone who needs it done. Ed R. Harding. NOTICE 1 BUY your Bathing beauties at Neptune Beach, Cal., will use radiophones this summer to learn what the wild waves say, as Miss Marie Devaurok Is doing here. tractor3 or Ford parts at Schofield's at re- luced prices. FOR t7vnn. Git Outa Th' Park! Ford-Fordso- first class upholstery 616-J- Larkin & Sons work in Undertakers Ogden, Utah. leather or muleskin. All work guaranteed. tapestry, phone Advanced . banning rurniture Co.. ter. Larkin Undertaking Company Salt Lake City.. Larkin-Goate- i Mortuary Provo, Utah. 164 W. CenMl-t- f SUCCESS GARAGE, 67 N. 1st W. It is now ready for rent Call 261 E. 1st X. Phone 331-J- . KALSOMIMNG done reasonable. Phone 9 3 733-M- WANTED M-2- To do housework. Call 789-R-- BUY 4 your tractors or rord parts at Schofield's at prices. i C Vl; rFik i, niv 1 v, game by Brick Owens. bis hip. T r Ford-Fordso- LOST Lady's gray chamois handbag, containing pair glasses, srloves and about $4.75 m silver. Liberal reward if returned to Box . Herald office. man-'ageme- President F. S. Harris delivered the bacealaureate sermon to th praduatins class of Pnow Normal college at Kphraim. ROOFING ORDER YOUR COAL FROM US anti-rattler- will classes in the college of commerce returned Sunday nigM from Salt Lake, where they have been on an annual inspection trip prder e direction of Dean a Hoyt. The classes were guests of num ber of large institutions compns-ininthe representative dustries of the state. An inspection trip and study of each industry was made with respect to managerial I selling, credit buying, and account-ing problems. The managers of o;ch institution save the students practical instruction in the of his particular industry land the individual problems involved. Business problems am M-- I ways changing so Mat methods of will not work today, iii consequence in this few sources of information are valuable for the study of business; Inspection trips and 'instruction from business men must, therefore, play an important part in the training of business students. CEMENT, LUMBER, LATH, DOORS AND WINDOWS. FOR SALE FOR m. Lieutenant Sharp, U. S. A., addressed the students at Young university Monday morning expiating the purpose and operation of the military training camp which 27wi'l to be at Fort Douglas from July August 25 this summer. PURPOSES FCI 4 The nature hike up Rock canyon and down South fork on Saturday last was a, complete success, notwithstanding rain, snow, and and the 135 people who took the tramp through the hills were both wiser and wetter than at the beginning of the journey. The party began the climb at about 9 o'clock, lunching in Rock canyon and reaching the saddle of the ridge at 3 p. m. They slid down the snow banks into the South fork and reached the fish hatchery in time for suppei. Professors Fred Buss and Walter P. Cottam delivered several short lectures en route and kept up a running fire of discussion all the way. The trucks conveying the party from the hatchery reached the city at A PLANTS FOR SALE Tomatoes, cabbage, . cauliflower, peppers, egg plant sweet potatoes, celery and asters. R. Gay, 314 W. 4th S. Phone 612. Received from Idaho, Idaho Rural seed potatoes. 760 E. 5th S. Phone 242-- -' rtaa apt M-2- 3 FOR SALE g BERG aaUfc. Ogden-Brigha- 8 p. and enduring devotion expressed in a service born of respect and love for the departed, constitutes the bled Radiator . . . fJlOO reward if aamagea Dy ireezing.) FOR SALE bliz-sar- Complete FOR furnished TT noneycomb. core i MCAinnon Dash . . . , Jaffe Complete Core, as 3 FOR RENT 109 W. 1st S. 11 Faber Schneider New rowboat, 14 feet 453 W. 1st N. M-2- 6 Ii 4 ah FOR SALE j ; ; 6 M-2- o 1 t1 Cheapes Pri: in Utah Coer1 A milch cow; produced 6,000 lbs. milk in six months; producing now 34 to 36 lbs daily. A bargain. See W. C. Booth basement. 362 N. 4th E. 1 j PRELIMINARIES ft. Provo, Utah. FOR SALE II (Both Plus War Tax) BOXING ' AT TIMP PARK j Phone 439. Absolutely S. 3rd W. ( Go, SHOP" P child's bjrass bed, with mattress, almost new. 331 FOR SALE THURSDAY NIGHT ' J 4 HURRY-U- I AT THE ARMORY J ! ; I J jj Printing tor Sale If i THE 2 55 W. 2nd X. l', New Century M-2- furnished rooms tor light housekeeping; also garage. FOR RENT A job worth printing is worth planning. Hit or miss printing never was a practice in the big New Century plant When you pi printing with us you put us on our mettle. Your name on the dotted line is a challenge, and the prize for which we strive is your goodwill and appreciation. The records of our business, showing repeat orders from the same people year after year, in. dicate that New Century service and product hai and is being appreciated by discriminating buyers of printing. 1 '- -v trs';j Wanhlneton comedian, was chased from a recent Nick looks as U he were feeling for something oo WANTED Work bv hi eh nehnnl boy; one year experience on dairy and driving truck. 4S8 E. 5th N. i FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING OUR SPECIA We Guaiantee to Satisfy You. chair, 3 9,j Get Our Prices on Town Work and Long Distance Trip M-2- DINING CHAIRS-- A Tull slip oak. fumed finish, only Hates Stores Co., 33 E. Center, mwt LOST You are losing money unless you trade with the Wasatc'i Produce. ,f Provo Transfer & Taxi Phone" 6G5. 105 West Cc Ce |