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Show ' ' THE HERjtUJ, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1922. Thp Uaily Hprald Sport Npws American Folk Br eaks Plarffie-Gai- : ; to Apwiit With Provo. M tor Prohibition Party Again Comes Ufe; 0pposes Anti.Saloon Asuusl 25. New f into the si!,r!Baa; ProfcibilBi intlf aims: tiif.se titBfte)y eauil'-- YOlii. N'i:V iftr 'I h n iMtiMtd i dry. ii;resnit-- n XX. BABY CRIB and LARGE SIZED : WABI CRIB BLANKETS at BLANKETS In pink and blue dry states legislator, irrespective $1.35 to iirevent oipolitifal jarti(- - and from value. 'runthe League mood irons ning prohibition.". American Fork This is the statement of John iic nl,..ltil finiuhini' the Prnvn i. i ..,!..,(. c.a in irniarwun KnrKiee. recently eiei iru BEACON BATH that the team of that city is more state chairman of the Prohibition fnnftdent of defentine the Ilber party ROBE MATERIAL estate a is McKee Brooklyn jeal Eagles than of beating the TlmpK, of Each member 70 years old, a temperance espeelally as they fell down before ntan, He life: his is alio alt worker should believed the family Klnnev. whom they bad treasurer of the Native Races Antibe provided with a eauy to beat. association and President Timmerman, then, hop, Liquor Traffic bath robe. This is Trust of Prohibition the treasurer belng to prevent an open rupture bea chanpe. to outfit in baaFund which $38,000 left to tween the two cities, agreed them all at very-littl- e lft overlook American Fork's hundred quests to fight booze. Plans Party Slate. cost. 95c value. dollar forfeit, which rightly belongs "The Prohibition party in this to the Tlmps by reason of Ameriin aa other states," says can Fork's failure to continue tbe state wax. series. He also agreed Chairman McKee, "will put tickeU YARD JOHN McKEE. to give them 40 per cent of Wed- into the field at the; coming electo- tion but though the party machin nesday's receipts, and to split basis. ery will be preserved the tickets Drys Hold Numberical Power. day's receipts on the will contain the names of dry canit was this liberal confpromlse didates "The big fight between the drys of the major political on President Timmermans part wets is oa national and state and that drew some criticism ..from parties. The drys are in the we are words not "In fightlegislators. other tue who thought board members, U ing for our party ticket so much as majority 2 to 1, and we mean to liber too were terms altogether our own and increase our numfor a team which had agreed t' we are for dry officials, no matter hold If PASSES AWAY bers affiliations. u on what their possible. balk political then and play five gamea We are against light wines and Our aim is not to set a fox to the first. traffic (can-no- t Vice President Taylor earnestly guard the geese. The man who beer because the liquor AMERICAN FORK. Aug. ?5. it must be abol be regulated to likes beer isn't fit to enforce the protested against the concesision 1 think wfne beer and Mrs. the ished. real the is It law. Mary Amanda Robinson, wife prohibition Mr. Taylor urged dry American Fork. as well as talks agitation" will die out in two or of G. G. Robinson, died here yes- the forfeiture of the hundred dol- ist, who drinks dry to enforce it. three years, and bootlegging will teday morning following an opera-lars and the cancellation of today'sto drv, who ought "We are also against the Anti- - cease within U) years. Only death toin for tumor Tuesday. Mrs. Robgame. When the board votedcominson was born in Lehi, March 18, Saloon League. It may want pro can cure the old drunkard. approve the club president's "All this trouble and controversy 1S62, and was married to G. G. RobVice hibition, but it wants to run it and Fork, American with promise break- inson April 29, 1 886. 1 They made President Taylor handed in his maintain its members in jobs as and enforcement failure and of the law are due to the fact their home in this city for twenty censors of morals. ing though, board, The resignation. 'The League is one that the eighteenth amendment was years, after which they moved to refused to accept the resignation. worst enemies of the Pro not properly written. in of the Garlanl, where they had resided for remain Mr. Taylor that Insisting "The amendment says 'intoxicati- the last fifteen yeara. Three months hibition party. It is a dominating, that office and on the board. 'alcobe It should ng- liquor. It it had said ago the family removed to AmeriMr. Taylor submitted the follow- tyrannical crowd, and in the compeled to render a pubic account bolic' liquor we would now have can Fork to make their home. Mrs. his of statement position ing of Robinson was the daughter of E. W. in fact instead n Fork controversy: of the money it collects and prohibition theory. We shall have it eventually, and Amanda Edwards. Directors of the pends." of Board the "To Besides her husband, Mrs. RobinThis, McKee was told, was exact- and 'without changing the amend- Provo Athletic Association: the proposal made by Governor ment, too. The biggest force in son is survived by one son, G. D. Fork ly American The "Gentlemen in his cam-- ; I ringing it will be the Prohibition Robinson of Portland. Ore.,- and one ball elub having refused to com- Edward I. Edwards for United States senator party, not the League." daughter, Mrs. Dolly Wilson of plete their contract with us for a paign McKee predicts the return to con- - Ogden; three brothers," W. D. Edseries, I am absolutely from New Jersey. it in wards of Salt Lake, Walter EdIs," said Mc- - gress of Randall of California "I don't care if opposed to making them the conceswet the next election, and the ictory wards of Oakland, Calif., and J. T. sion asked for. 1 think it would Kee, "Governor Edwards is a Edwards of Delta. deefat every purpose for which we and I am a dry but I agree with of at least two additional dry Funeral services wiU be held at in his opposition to the Anti gressmeu in QMo.-a- s well aa some made the contract with them, and the Third ward ' chapel Sunday jin other states. would be unfair to the Provo Ath- Saloon League. afternoon at 4 o'clock. letic council, the Provo ball team, and the Provo fans, to waive the 40 1 100 forfeiture and give them receipts per cent of Wednesday's as proposed, and on top of that play them a Friday game at Amerbasis, allow ing ican Fork on a them either Jackson of Lehi or Dunn of Springville to pitch against us. 'I can not vote in favor of any 25. COLUMBIA, MO., Aug. such proposition. of Columbia, college Stephens it that may help "And believing known among collegiate folks aa toward an easier conduct of your "the Vassar of the west," the largof tor balance the board's business est school for The education o this year, I herewith tender my young women west of the AUegheny resignation as vice president and mountains. hoafeU of an orcaniza- director of the Provo Athletic asao Ttion that no other American col icatton to take effect immediately, lege, coeducational or exclusive, "ResDectfully, can claim. It is known as the "G. M. TAYLOR." i , Duplex club and only twins who atYeserday Amerteaa Pork asked tend the college are eligible- - to permisxion to use either Jackson of The club was organmembership. Lenl. or Dunn oi spnngviue in ia v " .ana. ia iSSJjtri. Ji.V , I I ized this spring18. with a charter box today. Mr. Timmerman gave membership of them that permission. Tne original memDers oi tne ciud Negotiations are under way with are Jewell and Jewett Triplett, Northof tbe and Ogden three-caSeveral score peraona were injured wbea a Brigham r electrie train ef Claremore, Okla.; Carolyn and ern league to play gamea here and the Niagara rails "Ugh speed" line waa wracked foJlowtng a dynamlta Stripe, Plattsburg, Mo.; near in those cities during the balance N. T. Paatengara were touriata from PhUadeV- - Maurine and Pauline Buffalo, explosion Riley, Columland of the baseball season. Now Baltimore and phi- -, Zing prints. Four men were aeea at tha bia, Mo.; Velma and Zelma Bishop, can of tha explosion a few mlirotas before it occurred. A report reaching The Daily Peculiar, Mo.; Gertrude and Luclle newspaper Herald from. Ogden Suter, Palmyra, Mo.; Hettie and aources Indicate the probability of Nettie Clemens, Columbia, Mo.; to winter Invited this Provo being Emily and Frances McGuire, Harenter a stae league organixatlon, Mo.; Zola and Zona Tounkin din, and six or clubs, of either four Okla., and Tbelma ana Jennings, which would Include Ogden, Provo, Zelma Meredith, Carthage, Mo. two other Brigham, and Logan, with A number of psychological facts possibilities. have been noted In observing these twins In their college work. In WE CAN FILL YOUR WANTS. one case a faculty member com plained because twin sisters hand Wallsburg Cabbage, nice, firm and crisp, lb. ed in written work which bore so nice and . lb. Wallsburg Cauliflower, weight crisp, Afiaatarod strong, a resemblance that to any except an expert it waa absolutely Celery, bunch "' Tha twins, how indistinguishable. Green Peppers, 3 lbs. for 25a ever, stated that they prepared their 3 lbs. for Onions, fffickling work independently and did not ., .MraT .r ..:...,.) consult or confer on the written - patterns, Warm, washable and durable; fast Anti-Saloo- The Tinips were scheduled to of the Central Hah league to start M.ul play the second game of what was tha TKinnunt Crtf.u series with Araer-- I Wednesday, August 30. Wednesday ia b a i?an Fork at that town, this after- morning t'ie American Fork ciub noon, and. this is to be the last had some TKWers prirUed.a(!ver-gamorld's Serin!" between Of tbe series, too, according Using the to Manager Jobnliifirg, of theTAmerican Fork andJleber At the .time this wag done Heber American Fork team. ' e, "And it will be the hut game1 had not won the second ever played between American even with all Heber a protest-bene- Fork and Provo," declared the fit considered. Heber still had one board of director of the Provo Atb-- protest with Midvale undecided, letlc association, voting practically and bad a game to play off with last evening at a'Payson. unanimously meeting called to consider the post-- r American Fork, after contracting season series. series with to play a five game "American Fork hat broken ita Provo backed out giving - as an ecose that the league president contract with provo to play a aeries wHais- - the next two bad ordered American Fork to play weeks," . declared Vice President Heber nert Wednesday. Yet President Mendenhall, when Merle Taylor, of the Provo Athletic asaoclation. "This contract was en telephoned by The Daily Herald intered Into in good faith upon our sisted that he had not ordered part. We recognized the fact that American Fork to play the game 'American Fork had won the first next Wednesday with Heber. and w also are aware) T don't remember telephoning to of tu fact that Provo won more Mr. Berg Tuesday evening," , Mr. games and lost lesa than any other, Mendenhall said, team in the second-hal- f President Mendenhall and race. We were jerje -- between these' ager Jess Matt of Heber Ameriteams Would be Interesting. The spectators at Wednesday's aerie was not for a cup, or trophy can ForkProvo game "After the game Managers Hiatt of any kind, but Just to determine which of the two teams is tbe and Berg came to me and asked better baseball outfit Manager me it they could' start the pennant Berg of American Fork agreed to series next Wednesday," President I think we Mendenhall informed The Dally play such a series. should hold him to that contract." Herald. "I told them to go ahead It became known at the meeting with their arrangements, all, that Manager Berg and Umpire though, to be baed upon the possiBarratt of American Fork, just be- bility of Heber winning from Pay-sothis Friday." fore Wednesday's game, when the Berg said Mendenhall "ordered" grandstand waa crowded, demanded a 0 split on that game's gate hlra to play the Heber game. He receipts, and served notice that used, that "order" as an excuse for aeries with American Fork would not play in breaking the Provo the following Wednesday. Provo. American Forkers refused to play President Ray Timmerman went the game unless their demands to American Fork yesterday to were granted, and President straighten out If possible the Fork series so that agreed rather than disIt might be finished, without reappoint the fans in the grounds. Manager Berg said he had been spect to the series to decide the later on. Mendenhall protest-pennaordered. - five-gam- e e , half-rac- 1 I five-gam- half-seaso- Man-thoug- n 60-4- five-gam- e Tim-merm- n nt IE $1.00 .e 59c Vocal Instrumental Orchestras Violin FredrlcFrsdkln, D anise Giuseppe Gondolier' Trio Iaham Jones ' Irene Williams . Riviera Trio Oriole Tame Margaret Young Vaeeella'a Band Gene Rodemick Billy Joaea George and Benoie Krseger Charles Hart Green, Joseph Fer-toCarl Elliott Shaw Xylophone Cottoa Pickers Criterion Male Quartet Masterplecea Tha World' Clearest Gotl Record -- n r Photograph Records Char!rChk") E 1RUN$WICK JLECOROS OroaaMra..,, PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRAPH Popular Dance Hits Mrala Taa Xnt..;... lankaa Uaadla Mm Oh MM ru Ira Oa BuUdlBf CmU la Ihi urn AUn Trat. aa Bark Mr HoaeT Mas ru Trat Carnal tha Dark Fax Trat... OrUla Ti lists Otajaaatta, traWt Urtaaatra .., Carl tlaerrwe Xe. .11 1 HM 11 am ia m ma le ,u arraralla Fas Trat Adaptaa from "TalM at No'maat"..,, SlrayKaa ax Trat........ Vmth ta SmIIi Haa Mm tas nat imrwivwlBS "My KamblM1 Kaia" fron Slag- -. , (aid rollla at l a Ta Vaa ( I tU Mar. - f till........ n Faa Trat....... r! Baaikaa Bar I'M Trat ateaa-JlaBr- 1 M irat rtara.. The Cat BlaM Fal r Trat ftaJa ftraat Man Hat I tin ra (rat it wi ,ta me i .ts ma it ,ia u Lte ia i.tt ' geirctioa ' MaaM (Tht Dtva) Tra-- fI MwUaa. ......... J nraa a aarriaata (Cam Bach ta aorraata) (Da Cvrtlaj la , , ., iMiai, ka Ike raratt Dm . laattnaa) Far 0T I Hmr IWi 1 eat1 Instrumental - Al?JL ; Vraatrta't - Mat... ...........4 Anti-Saloo- five-gam- e con-hii- n Ta WINS 'm Liy . - Ohio's Healthiest "'ir Pickling onions may be higher. Pickling Cucumbers, per 100 Large Cucumbers, per dozen Chili Peppers, per lb. Dill, per bunch Crock Jar, gallon California Grapes, nice, sweet and large, lb. . . , . f"t. OUR BEEF IS NICE Young Steer Nothing .20 .20 5t .50t .20 -- From rraerla TraOat ..- - .. latrumUllU) Jaarak Gratai I - La I Olocoada' ttN It ma it droit , a latarmnaa (XylophoM). ....... Hall Bolo. Oaarta firara tVaalaarrr Harvb Da- -. C'l tXrlophuat). ....... ormaa) Ball 8olo...., r) Popular Songs fharUa Rart aad xaa.... ... KUioM BLUf doaas....i.. MarfarctTaaag "V , - Chtc ark Ma la Mr Tnor nI nnrituna, tat WHh ... V Enu racorda ta acr flva taa ? V 1 ' lb...l a J .it Miner, of Tounratowi, haa been telctd by three doctors and two nurses from among 1)00 babies " a the healthleat In Ohio. She It months oM, weighs IT poinds, lala M haa J teeth, 1 Inthtf iU m ia tte doublo-facr- d m Jlitar, - HTOtLHAS wi 1 Advertising Designs and l it Illustrations. . aa: tha Drlvar,paraonal Iroa. Speon. Mid. Stoppum. alaahta, aiiik flaaatory rharu ataantainlrf . Cfctrk" drmonatrattng hla principal iJitla at p ajt. told la com. 12r West Center. m it Not Eastern or Salt Lake. Loin Roast, lb 27& Loin Pork Chops, lb... .27d Shoulder Roast, Ib. V, .17 Best cut of Shoulder, 20 Shoulder Chops, lb. . . . 22j' Sausage, SPRING' LAMB AD-Po- t .lrlvlB Iron, U:31EY JtV Ml II ia let te MMIrk aad Put tar ; fcki TJnhMtra.1..., Evans' Golf StcretJ rManna l , aaaaauka AUrr Taaor....... ' hotted y Llwl Oomadlaajft Uh Orcfceatra , . i. . I , . . .. cima.ll. Oh) la Sha linmb T'hlrk" rOik-kT- v grlrrtlaa Cradlt Tha tn11a Oolf CkaHra Roasts, lb. .'. 15 Rib Pot Roast, lb..... 18 Chjick PotlRoast; lbrrrlG: Lean Pot Koast, Rib Boil, lb. 8 Prime Rib Roast, lb. 30 Hamburger Steak, lb Rolled Prime Rib, lb. 25 NICE HOME RAISED PORK aadat-roa- (Hotoro-Alatta- , - aWaar Moaamta (Kbricb) hum Mai Itrtaata l Foatar) eor Oasaialkw Trto 41nMmmwuUIU) ktTiara Tria ttlrttlaa Daara at Ike Ran Fart 1 ."La Otoreada". . a..From I. k I 1 M r.uua . 'Mi tat Signs, Show Cards and Posters..,, r'K;-;- f- lb.-2- 5 Shoulder Chops, lb...30 Loin Chops, lb... ... ,35 - and per . 12J - or .. ..... ...11.35 Cookies, dozen AU 8c N. 386-- N, W E.v Phon S3S-- f. .. a B. Package Crackers and Cookies, per dozen .75' Bananas, lb. 50, 75 and $1.00. Large Musk Melons, 10 and 15 each. Jt.. . lb. 56, 194, 195. SUHOW MARKET lesson. In order to make a test the teacher seated one of the sisters on one tide of the class room and the other on the opposite side and gave a lesson that was new to the class. When the papers were examined it was found that the twin sisters had handed in papers that were prectically identical with reference to chlrography, spelling, subject matter and punctuation. It is also told that the lather of one set of these twins could tell his daughters apart only by remembering that one of them was a few pounds heavier than the other. When they came to college the one ' JCla$er avoTdupola-- . gained In. weight, and when the father came to visit them just before Christmas he cumd uoi teu una trjm tue oiucr untU he recalled that one of his daughters had a mole behind her left ear. By this means he was 'able to unscramble them. I Tt"T5Toia T where" faculty Haiem-- ' bers won't hear) that one of the twins wanted to go to a football game one afternoon, but could not. iget excused from a class scheduled for that hour. This difficulty was overcome by sending her sister as a substitute to the conflicting class. The football enthusiast not only "met her date" and saw the game. but she made an "E in her class room recitation because of the efficient work of her sister. A fraternity boy from the had a data with one of the twine one evening. During 'the afternoon she waa seised with a violent headache. . She asked her sister to take her place. 8he did and the young man went away believing he had courted her sister. I ....... 12 Canteloupes, doz .32l Watermelons, Leg of Lamb, lb. ... . Phones IH It. KUSIC CO. Phont rk VEAL Veal Stew, lb Shoulder Veal Cutlets, 20t Loin Veal Cutlers, lb 25 Veal Steak or Rdast, 30 Try a Breast of Veal with pocket at, lb 13 SPECIAL JUST FOR SATURDAY Comb Honey, 2 for... 35 All 15c NB. C. Crackers ....13' Better Try one of our Rolled Pot - 17c Buy now and protect yourself against the use of new wheat 10,lbs. Nice New Potatoes. ,.13e Fresh Hard Cabbage, lb 4c Large Juicy Lemons, doz..,.35e sks Straight Grade Flour for $40,00 1 sk Hard Wheat Flour. .. .$1.25 2 sks Hard Wheat Flour. . .$2.45 10 sks Hard Wheat Flour. $12.10 SALMON 100 lbs. 100 lbs. 10 lbs. flour. 1 sk Straight Grade Flour $1.10 2 sks Straight Grade Flour $2.10 SUGAR 10 Fine Cane Sugar. .$8.M Fine Beet Sugar... $8.0(1 ...... ,82c Sugar , . . POTATO CHIPS Large pkg Potato Chips.. ...19e Small pkg Potato Chips 10c Tall cans Med. Red Salmon 35c flat cans Chinook Salmon 20c for s Large tall can Alaska Red Sal29c mon Maple Leaf Salmon Steak, large 43c can 2 BUTTERCHEESE Med. Skaggs' Creamery Butter it always fresh. Skaggs Creamery Butter 40c Full Cream Cheese, lb 25e Full Cream Y. A. Cheese, lb. 25e b SOME SAVING MEAT PRICES Visit our market tomorrow or any day next week. You will bt turprited at tht fine quality of our meats and the wonderful low prices. Buying your meat from our market la the aame aa inturanct t oyou, aa the rigid Inspection confiscates all diseased meats. CHOICE PRIME BEEF best cuts, lb PORK CORN-FE- D Pork Shoulder Roast, best Steer Pot Roasts, lb 15c cuts,- 20e Pork Shoulder Roast, lb Pork Shoulder Steak, lb Brisket Boil, lb 5c Shoulder Steak, lb .15c Choice Sirloin Steak, lb 25c 28c Steak, lb Boneless Prime Rib Roast, 24c Rolled, lb. 20c Rump Roast, lb Fresh Ground Hamburger, lb. 15c Short Ribs of Beef, lb 8c 10c Kidney Suet, lb Pork Loin Roast, lb.- 15 22c 29o 29e - Pork Loin Chopa, lb Our Lamb and Veal are tht very best. PREPARED MEATS Minced Ham, lb Bologna, lb Werners, lb Corned Beef, lb 20e 20c 20c 32c '. E5X(B i 50e ... " 12C 122c. ! 25? r unuiutl SOME REGULAR EVERYDAY SAVING PRICES FLOUR UTAH POTATOES 4t .8t? 10 ' SATURDAY UNTIL 12 O'CLOCK Pickling Time Is Here . iroaceiviiit vaaoart iiaaa. Mtaaaart Waits (gtiaaaoa. Loran Mjr Hlla trk Kaa (Ckaua- - $1.39 CHOICE POT ROAST, BEST CUTS, lb PORK SHOULDER ROAST, lb. PORK SHOULDER ROAST, BEST CUTS, lb j .. iMaalaat-fBraai).- 8c multiply. .. Visit our market early and take advantage of these meat bargains. They are wonderful savings. provo-America- rli). ' In pink blue; with pretty figures' $1.75 value for Your savings grow only aa your expenae of (ivlng is iesaened Every person longs for a dependable place In which to do all their trading where they can save on every item every day. Thousand of people have found this place to be Skaggs Cash Stores, if yW make it a habit to do your buying at Skaggs your savings will Anti-Saloo- n (Roaald-aimmo- IWl y tiu '' Your Savings i j) Flat (Cadm.aK, ......... fmlmt Alaat ...... .. Maauai'a Lallakf. Adpt4 from Dvorlk "Humor. 4c BABY CRIB . BLANKETS and- - . ESTEEMED WOMAN and Ballad Songs-Con-cert Dainty and Downy Most Interesting EMBROIDERIES A wonderful assortment of embroideries, grouped at these special prices. 10c Values 15c Values 60-4- FOR Dane $2.95 five-gam- OFFICIAL COLLEGE Here Toda- ySept ember Records colors, $3.75 value. . In London a cat and dog hospital 000'OS Snnnnid a; sjoxea operate several motorcycles and aid cars for ambulance purposes in ' gathering In sick and. wounded' MJ ant-pmt- .V , ' - Quality and Service Plus Lowest Prices . uick 3 "Nuff SecT WASATCH PRODUCE Sl Hay, Grain , Flour and Mill Stuff 425 West Center s't. phone 480. . - THERE' IS NOTHING ?i j. UNDER THE SUN , Z that protects you more fw the summer's troubles tha ice. Be sore that clear crystal block is always reposing i" . the old ice box, safepiardlnf your health and comfort ' PROVO ICE AND T STORAGE 'j a , "' -- "MA Phone 508a COLD |