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Show THE SUNDAY HERALD, APRIL 20, 1924. PAGE EIGHT. CLASS SCORES SENIORS WIN Sr. 0 Mile HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET Shut put Quarter mile I! road jump 1 5 0 ,...55 4 3 5 0 4 5 220-y- 3 5 3 4 8 3 504 51 U 5 hurdles ..1 Relay 1 "i ,, , i,,,, May Day Chosen to Test the Golf Form of Four ' o BASEBALL MEN MEET TODAY President Harry Heal, of the Provo baseball club, has called a meeting of baseball representative of other cities to meet Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the chamlier of commerce rooms. Representatives from Sprlngville. Provo, Park City, Eureka, Heber and American Fork are expected to attend the meeting and plan the organization of a Central Utah baseball league. The meeting of the state leagues Friday evening at Western Arms In Salt Lake City wag not attended by a Provo or American Fork representative. Al Warden, sports editor of the called the meeting, telephoned to Provo Saturday morning urging Provo's entry in the state league. He said that Ogden, Salt Lake and Park City were represented at Friday's meeting and were prepared to go ahead with the state league plans if Provo would come In Mr. Heal told Mr. Warden that Provo would not consider going into state league; that if a four-teafive other cities could be brought into line Provo would be the sixth. Another meeting looking toward state league organization will be called, according to Mr. Warden. onds. , Skilled PLAY EASTERN International News Service. SAN FRANCISCO, April 19. That Stanford will follow the lend iof the University of California and schedule post season football games with an eastern eleven, appears cer tain. Stanford's new football mentor, "Pop" Warner, formerly of Carlisle Indian and University of Pittsburgh fame. Is strong for intersectional clashes, such as the 2-- 440-ynr- d u California-Pennsylvnni- at the club meeting. The feature of the first real golf day that Provo ever has had will lie the contest of presidents for the j president's Cup. This will be a foursome, played1 by the following presidents: President John W. Furrer, of the' Provo Country club ; President Franklin S. Harris, of the B. V. U. ; President G. Merle Taylor, of the HOUSE" "THE Home Furnishers ONE-PRIC- E j Provo, Rotary club, and muim President J. K." Allen, of the Klwanls club. every golf meeting held in Provo? The winner to receive the Presl Haven't I heard enough about golf donated by The to fill two or three books'" dent's Cup, Indeed, President Farrer was so Herald. Aeeorrtinir tn Denn TInvt'a version confident that it WBS With dim- of the contest it is provided that in culty Secretary Hoyt persuaded him the event such youngsters as Ted from giving President Harris a Allen and Merle Taylor do not feel handicap. golf tournament sufficiently confident of their golf' The May-dato comiH'te with the older presl-- starts at noon Thursday, May 1, dents, the past presidents of the and ends when the last golfer has Kotary and Kiwanis clubs who do found his last lost ball. feel able to make the nine holes in ; FUNERAL MONDAY, anything near par may be sub-stituled. Oscar Spear and James' Funeral services will be held B. Tucker are mentioned as possible Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock in candidates for Kotary if Merle the Provo Second ward for Milton Friday Taylor fears the encounter with Cook Beynolds who dieddivughter-havinPresident Farrer, who by reason of night at the home of his presided over several golf Mrs. McKinley Cook, 890 West meetings is firmly fixed In the ' Fourth South street, The body may be viewed at the popular mind as a golfer of profos-- ' sional ability. Walter Adams and residence of the daughter prior to Interment will be in Alex Hedquist will substitute for the services. President Allen of the Kiwanis the Evergreen cemetery in Spring-cluif he falters in his battle with ville. He has been working in the mines the other presidents. While the presidents' foursome In Park City for several years and to Provo about three years will be the feature of the after-'cam- e noon, on xuursuny, May l, otner.1 golfers may exhibit nil they know of the game. The ladies' competi tive event also will bring a prize, according to Harry L. Springmeyer, chairman of the May-dagolf committee. REAL ESTATE HOLSES "Bet It be understood that other presidents, later on, will have an opportunity to show what they can FOR SALE, BY OWNER Four do with golf clubs," explained Presroom, modern, brick home. CT7 "After I have won E. 4th S. Phone S91-J- . ident Farrer. event I will meet any the May-daother president in the county." apartment President Farrer expressed con- FOR RENT Four-rooand bath: unfurnished. 387 E. siderable optimism ns to his ability to win from the other presidents 3rd N. Phone 34G-J- . I y 1 1 g y y SEE LINE 791-R-- 5 5 440-yar- a Prices Right May-berr- 4-- REAL ESTATE i j ' all-ta- r LANNING FURN. full-bac- UTAH WINS mmmiimmiimmnmvHmmiimmiiiiimiiiiilllH iniiiillllilllll tun mli; tickets. Phone ago. TENNIS MEET 0-- Just right for garage. 7-- 6-- 6-- RIMHALL BROS. and The second Crimson victory went to Brick Whitney and Harold Ben-net when they surprised Fred Dixon and Knight Allen in a match that went Into the fifth set. Utah won the first two sets, both going extra games, by the scores of The Provo combination and got Into action and won two straight Utah won the last by 1 and set. when Dixon blew up on his serve, losing points at critical times. In this match Provo won 29 games !j 260 233W. HE'S GOT THE RIGHT TOOLS 7-- 6-- 7-- for Utah. against The deciding match of the Beries was won by Captain Art Miller of Utah from nuntcr Manson, , in one of the thrilling eueount-- ' ers of the afternoon. 20 6-- 11-9- 4-- northwest, fruit terms; $11,000. 1 farm, state Bench; brick, modern, o t, southeast, brick, all modern, hot water heat, full southeast ; basement,terms. Only very easy $3800. 1 0-- 688. J I pasture FOR SALE A large assortment of rugs Just off the loom. N. Evert, Phone 521-489 N. 4th E. dozen. ..UWU.UfeO, 427 E. 4th N. Mil A-2- 1 A-2- 5 One tires, OSTRICH RACES LATEST VIENNESE SPORT CRAZE FOR SALEBig late shipping straw International News Service. berry plants, rhone 4SS-J.VIENNA, April 19. Ostrich racA 23 ing is the latest craze of the fashionable people of this city. FOR SALE Richmond pasture Forty birds are expected here N. 5th W. Phone shortly from Borne to participate 412--tickets. 850 in an Ostrich Derby this Whitsuntide for which a big program of FOR SALE Dahlia and gladiola races has been arranged. bulbs in mixture. 602 W. 5lh S. Ander- single FOR SALE Sewing machine, standard make, drop head, rotarj bobbin. Phone 206-J- . A-2- 2 A-2- 5 MARRY IF LONELY Best and most successful "Home Maker"; hundreds rich wish marriage soon; strictly confidential ; most reliable ; descriptions free. "The Successful Club," Mrs. Nash. Box land. Calif. 556, OakF-t- f A-2- 8 AUTOMOBILES FORD roadster, 9 nios. oil dperfect condition, emountable rims; $200 off new price; leaving town. Phone 698-1923 self-starte- ACCREDITED chicks at new low Write today for new prices. illustrated catalog. All about new COME at RE-TIR- E the Pine Tree Service Station, with baaccredited hatchery plan that ILIOUSNESS means full protection and bigger lloon or regular cord tires. sick headache, onr stomach, FOR SALE Potatoes, delivered. profits for you. Accredited W. L. constlpHilou, easily avoided. rhone chicks, April, $15 per 100. Reds FOR SALE! Overland car, 5 paAn active liver without calomel and Rocks, $18. May Hatched Good condition $12& ssenger. PLACE your order for Baby Chicks White Leghorns, $13 per 100. Safe Station. for certified hatcheries and in- arrival, full count. Queen Hatch- Inquire Parry Battery 1430 Wash. 1st with Utah Seattle, Ave., spected flocks, Poultry ery, Never (icken or gripe only 23c Producers Ass'n., 55 W. 5th "y::;tr::;:;::BaJ S. Phone 89. IS the old boat listing? Let n set FOR SALE Choice of bookcases up and oil temper your old spring. FOR SALE Pansy and other peren-nia- l and center tables. A bargain. 460 It gives them new life. For quick service call Ahlander Mfg. Co. plants. Cull Sundays or eve. E. 7th N. after 5:30, at 500 N. 1st W, Phone 014-SALE Baby FOR and buggy FOR RENT Secure your apartwagon cover. Phone 520-ment now and save money. 190 SELECTED high class White LegE. 5th S. horn baby chicks, at prices that FOR SALi: One nearly new Ma- FOR SALE At a real bargain, '18 model will open your eyes. Send for Studebaker jestic range. Call at 146 S. 4th Hicks Jubilee Hatcherr, West roadster; also Ford FOR RENT modern apt., prices. ton peddling truck with closed cab, Route 2, Box 22, Petaluma, Calif. 40 E. 2nd S. Phone 207-J- . A-3- 0 483-R-- A-2- 0 l. CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS tf Co-o- A-2- 0 A-2- 3 A-2- 5 A-2- 2 A-2- 1 A-2- 0 FOR RENT ern apt Newly furnished 180 E, 5th S.. mod- That wise guy who said being prepared is half the battle, must have had auto-in- g in mind. When you need a spare you need it the very worst kind. So rememFIRESTONE ber this, TIKES GIVE MOST MILES PER DOLLAR. Let us find you what you want. If you want t Buy Sen WANTED scale of SUMMER PASTURE: see or call 933. Reed Strong 180 E. 5th So. Provo. Phone Insure Let Owens Do It. new tires. Ahlander Come Jltg. A-2- 0 . Terms Phone Gladiola A-2- 4 A-2- A-2- tf E A-2- 2 618-W- FOR SALE FOR RENT Modern 330 E. 2nd S. 151-- Registered cow. Phone Phone M-- FOR SALE Phone Hay, kept In a barn. 786-R-- FOR RENT Nicely furnished apt., modern, close in. 92 S. 2nd W. UTAH FOR RENT Furnished apartment, modern. 141 W. 2nd S. Phone 426-W- . FOR RENT April 29, modern home prtly furnished. Phone 142 E. 151-- 3rd N. nished apt. modern 407 S. 3rd W. tf tf POULTRYMEN WANT SALESMEN Make $10,000 per year selling and organizing sales force to market our specialty Asbestos Roof Coating direct to consumer; choice of territory. The American Oil & Paint Co., Cleveland, O. THE BEST Buy direct from our hatchery. We guarantee safe delivery and full count of live chicks, no Member 6f agent's commission. Sonoma Accredited Hatcheries, County. We sell "AA" grade chicks FOR electric wiring, contracting.' for poultrymen who want the best estimates and repairing cal) Guy-ma- n Special prices on our "AA" stock and Tolbot, 451-Our catalog will for early orders. explain. Write for it White Hatch- $100 A WEEK Man wanted with tf ambition. Industry and small ery, Petaluma, California. capital. You can make above FOR RENT 1 ticket in the amount or more, distributing First ward pasture, $12.00 and Quality Products to steady Mrs. Ella J. Kelly, 1022 Bel- consumers In this locality. $0.00. We Lake Salt mont, teach and help you do a big busiCity. ness and make more money than FOR SALE 2 young Jersey cows, you ever made before. Give age, one-toChevrolet truck, with occupation, references. W. T. Rawchance for good job with truck, and leigh Co., Dept. 2000, Freeport, 111. one house for sale or rent. Phone 309-- J or call at 905 E. Center. Ask for Lester Brown. WANTED Washings and ironings. J. A-2- 5 FOR RENT furnished modern house at 227 E. 1st N. Phone 192, or inquire 211 E. 1st N. FOR RENT . EMPLOYMENT 3 0 945-J- 2 apt, two-roo- furA-2- 1 FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for housekeeping, $25 a month: no children. Inquire 244 N. 1st W. A-2- 1 tf Itaw-leigh- 's n A-2- 1 ROOMS FOR RENT, BOARD FOR RENT Excelsior pasture, cows, horses, calves: also sweet FOR RENT Two, three or five rooms. 101 E. 1st N. Phone cider for sale. 412 W. 3rd S. Phone 592-M- 3S7-N- RENT E. 1st N. Furnished rooms. 320 0 . 781-R-- FOR RENT One furnished sleeping room, one block from RobMISCELLANEOUS erts hotel, $10 a month. Phone 258 or call at 240 S. 1st E. FOR EXPERT marcelling and bob call 772-J- . Price 75c 284 BOARD AND ROOM 87 S. 2nd E. N. curling, 5th W. M-0 tf A-2- 8 FOR RENT Housekeeping and sleeping rooms. 58 W. 3rd S. tf A-2- 4 For quick replacement American Springs For fast service, phone us. American Springs Service Station. Ahlander fg. Co. Ave, Provo. Phone 182. 476 S. Univ. Any Car, Any Model. Any Year. sxiitmiiimiiiiimi RENT-pia- no department tar Cash Grocery 332 West Center St. Open Evenings. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY mmtHtniiiiiiiiiiiillTT Taylor Bros., tf We are here to please. Mutt and Jeff Hot Dog Parlor. 325 W. Center. 0 Buster Brown Shoe piano. FOR SALE Rawleigh products ; BOARD AND ROOM Terms reaalso Caswell coffee and tea. Free 131 close in. S. 2nd E. samples sonable; for the asking. Phone Phone 800-J- . sn-J- . . FARMS. GARDENS, POULTRY ANOTHER BARGAIN-Us- ed player piano. Taylor Bros., Music Dept FOR SALE Fruit form close in, sunny slope, good for early gar- FOR SALE Llovd baby carriage. den. Will trade for good car or lot Inquire 328 W. 3rd N. Phone in city as part payment. 590 N. 4th . A.18 E. Phone 902. Repair Department All Work Guaranteed. 2 437-W- itTrrrrt TRADE WITH THE 9 FOR RENT Sleeping or housed keeping rooms. Call at 287 E. 2nd ANOTHER bargain used North. Taylor Bros., piano dept 4 A BUSTED M-- 2 BUG WEAVING Mrs. Davis. Phone 51&M. 406 N. 6th W. M-PIANOS FOR FOR RENT One large room, modern, furnished. 772 W. Center. 247 S. 6th E. 66 A-2- 3 GOOD eating and cooking apples, 25c and 50c a bushel, not delivered. Phone J. B. Walton, Pleasant View. 1 ANYTHING 858-J- 1 condition, Fairbanks platform and look them over. capacity. Call Co. 500-l- LOST Diamond platinum bar pin. FOR SALE Ford batteries $19. Liberal reward if returned to dahlia and FOR SALE Why pay more? Fully guaranMrs. B.. B. Wallick, 78 N. 5th E. 0C2. teed. Parry Battery and Electric bulbs, also Jonathan apples. J. II. Phone 576-J- . 1 2 215 W. Center. Open 7:30, Co. Kirk, Phone 108-J- . FOR SALE 30 shares building 7 :30. Phone 73a Close and welding and loan stock, $3000 loan value; FOR SALE Good cow. 100 S. 7th E. cutting. We weld anything made $210 paid In. Will sell for $175 of Work metal. , guaranteed. First after 7 p. m. cash. Phone class service. AYRES, 42 N. 4th W. Good home. reasonable, BOO N. 4th E. FOR SALE TOR road, Provo 3x12 $3150. CENTERS' 9-- 6-- Only $4750; fine brick home, on 9-- 6-- 3 brick, modern, lot, 15-ac- re Utah won the opening doubles when Art Miller and Mel Gallacher set down Hunter Manson and Monte Groesbeck, taking the first third and final sets by the scores of 79- - southeast. terms. 4x6 $350. Le-lan- d 0-- 1 wara OLDEST FILM FAN. BONBON, April 19. Oorge Lord FOR SALE Prize Ancona egg setBeeforth, at the age of 101. is prob- tings. Phone 5S8-J- . ably the world's oldest film fan. FOR SALE, CHEAP Beeforth is a regular attendant of FOR SALE Earlv seed ieas, 50c son buggy, rubber movies. the a peck, at 00 E. 4th N. seat. Phone 726-J- . e The opening tennis contest be tween the raequeieors of Young uul-- ' versify and the T niversity of Utah was won by the Salt Lakers on the Knight Woolen Mills court Friday afternoon. Fred Dixon defeated Harold Ben-nand in the singles, Buttle won his match in straight sets against Bob GoodeU, Springville THE HERALD WANT ADS 120-yar- 220-yur- The Lowest Price Dixon- - Taylor-- Russell Company j A-2- 5 5 Labor to Hang Your Paper Every Job Guaranteed I Sc., (lush Johnston, won; Houtz. Sc., second; Litchfield, seconds. J., third. Time, 10 dash Houtz, Sc.. won; Litchfield. J., second: Don Page, J., third. Time, 58 seconds. Hit If mile run Hawkins, J., won; for game scheduled Houtz, Sc.. second; Dnugerfield, J., Berklev, Cal.. next New Year's day. sec2 IS minutes third. Time, Reports lias it that negotiations May-daonds. Why shouldn't I beat 'cm?" be! FOR RENT Modern apts. Phone several eastern colleges have with J. hurdles Koelcr. won; 'Haven't I presided at 921. been started by Stanford observed. A 25 already : Hawkins. J., second P.lddulph, Sc., for a series of games covering five 15:f-seconds. third. Time in 192.". dush Johnston, Sc., jears, starting ?OR SALE 3x6 lot on 5th S., bet. The westerners, however, will alOUR won; Keoler, J., second; Kirby, J., ways play at home, under present 2nd and 3rd W. . Call seconds. third. Time. 24 in not will and participate plaits, relay t' Seniors (Need-- j any eastern games. OF RUGS and Johnston hnm. Biddulph. "I certainly am in favor of interwon: Juniors (Hawkins, Houtz) sectional football game." Coach Litchfield, Kirby and Keeler) sec- Warner said recently. "They are OWENS ond ; Sophomores (Ilcdquist, a splendid thing for the sport. Conover and Phillips) third. I do not believe Stanford However. seconds. Time. 51 g should go east for a game. That is Axmisters, Velvets, CO. Shot put Corbett. J., won; Peterbecause climatic conditions in the ; Johnston. Sc., east after Christmas are so uneer- son, Sc.. second third. Distance. 3S feet. Congoleums, Linoleums. that scheduling a game would 214 West Center. Discuss Corbett, J., won; Peter- Jtnln lie unw ise. Pos'pouements because son. Sc.. second: Johnston. Sc., of storms might be necessary, thus Phone 86. Used Porcelain third. Distance, '.:; feet 7 inches, keeping the boys away from their Javelin Peterson, Sc., won: Cor-- ; studies for considerable time. Tliis bett. J.. second; Biddulph. Sc., third. would bring up much criticism. Refrigerator. Distance. i:;'. feet 5 inches. "The Pennsylvania - California Broad jump Biddulph. Sc.. won ; game Pe a most interesting one. will Corbett, J.. second: Whitehead. So., I am sure, and will attract wide Beautiful Oil Paintings, third. Distance, is feet (P.j incho. Pole vault Biddulph, Se., won ! Whitehead. So., second; Keeler, J.. tice here, with $1.50 Each plcntyof candidates, third. Height, V feet. almost team including lat year's High Jump Biddulph. Sc., won;' The work this spring will oe Whitehead. So., second: Phillips., intact. fundamentals ami will not largely K So., Ncedhnin. Sc.. eider, .1., nnd be rcnuous. st Amtoft. J., tied for third. Height, CO. Ernie Nevers. great Pacific i 5 feet 1 inch. of 1923, will be the nucleus Ycu Can Buy It Better of Warner's team this fall and of Us. 164 West Center. around this strapping big athlete will be built the aggregation touted For Rent Good buildWE SELL FOR LESS California four-timto upset west. in the far champions ing on Center street. 100-yar- d Oatmeals Only One Price to Everybody j hat announcement Friday evening, b STANFORD TO IUIgg88a Let Us Know The Day You Want Us to Come to Your Place j te 4-- who Standard-Examiner- , II Beautiful Muraltone and Cameo Effects The Provo Country club will hold a meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock to discuss plans for the first city rolf tournament Thursday, May 1. All memlerg and others Interested in providing Provo with a golf course are invited to attend the meeting. May day will be Coif day with the Provo Country club, according to Secretary II. V. Hoyt, who made Eureka, Park City. IllllllltlHIII Polychromes Harmonellas TUESDAY. . Leogue of Provo, Springville, Heber, American Iork, Ogden GOLF MEETING III Dainty All Over Patterns Tiffany Blends Presidents. 1 8tt 1111 Choose From Our Large Stock of Wall Paper 3'4 0 ""1111 tlllliiiilU ' HAS IT OR DOES IT ON GOLF COURSE 0 0 ' R. COMPANY IF IT PERTAINS TO HOME FURNISHING OR HOME DECORATING THE D. T. three-quarter- Totals ,,lm PROVO CONTEST 0 3 1 ' Lowell Biddulph Is High Point Javelin Man, Scoring 17 dash s Four and points separated the Senior wore from the field and Junior's at the inter-clas- s track meet of the Provo nigh school on the "X" field Friday afternoon. The final result of the meet stood: Seniors, 5(i',4 points; Juniors, 61 and Sophomores, 9l. The only Freshman to participate' In the meet was Arehie Sellers who came in fourth in the half mile. Lowell Biddulph was high point man of the meet capturing 17 points for the seniors. He took three first, and two third plitces, winning first In all three jumps, pole vault, high and lirond jump and third in low hurdles and the javelin throw. He wus closely pressed for first honors by Hawkins and Corbett, the two junior men, who each scored 13 points, Hawkins took first place in the mile and the half mile and second place in the hurdles, while Cor-!c- t majored in the weights, taking first place in the shot and discuss and second in the broad jump. Kay Houtz and Lawrence Peterson each scored 11 ponlts. Houtz was a sensation in the quarter and the half mile races in which he finished first and second, respectively and second in the 100 yard dash. Peterson took first in the Javelin and second in the shot put and discuss throw. Other high point men were Kecl-e- r 94, Amtoft 34 and Choules 3. All three of these men performed for the Junior class. The Sophomore high point man was Ernest Whitehead who scored seven of the 9V4 points registered by the tenth year class. James Hawkins, the lad of basketball fame, did exceptional wuk In the long distance races, but proved he could be depended In the shorter races as well as when he took second in the hurdles and also ran a good race for the Juniors In the relay. He had everything his own way in the mile, finishing a long way ahead of the second n an. One of the prettiest races of the meet was the quarter mile in which Houtz came from behind in the last hundred yards and forged ahead. Biddulph did exceptionally well bar at in the pole vault, clearing the 10 foot mark., The results of the meet are as follows: Mile run Hawkins, J., won; Amtoft, J., second; Conover, So., secthird. Time 5 minutes, 17 8 4 Pole vault High Jump Half mile 120 yd. So. K IHm uku Points. PRESIDENTS OF Jr. 1 O duh 100-y- nn;,,,,,,,,, ' NO BETTER PRICES ANYWHERE ( Workmanship Considered. |