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Show THE DAILT HERALD OF UTAH COUNTY. MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1922. Sl GRADE Rons Bray, the showed the fans HAGUE Standing of the Teams. BOYS. Won. IxHt. Parker 2 2 0 Franklin Maeser Tinipanogos hard-fough- he could play third In greal style. Alvin Hall, the Parker firnt sarker, fielded exceptionally well, making practically Impossi-i.ilittle Kid Hid,...tu .,f funis, at dulph at short and Wendel Taylor second fhlded some not ones would have made a big leaguer shiver. The three fielders. Uyal Mortennon, uvtla Miniver and Robert Busnroan, their played errorless ball, fielding style. Lat but not - Pft. !. 4 t in a southpaw, Parker lead In the sixth. The sports- Parker girls 10 to manship of both teams was of the Both teams contest played clean first order. Both sides cheered lustily for the other at the close of the con- ball. tent. L'Jtase Weight of the' Provo high The score by Innings: school umpired tbe boys' game, and A2n Purkur 911 Mr ot the B, Y. U.. the girls' mi Franklin 000 025 0 7 The Franklin girls defeated the. contest. Parker that 2 .500 2 .501 0 .000, i tbelr! The Parker boyg tightened claim to the city school championHhip by defeating the Franklin boys 11 to 7. Both teams played big league ball, The Parkers were without the services of Ray Meldnim, their husky pitcher, I avid Caldwell, a new lad in the box, showed the Franklin boya that tbej Parker had more than one Hlar twlrler. positionJhi t!r'at j Cdel r.r. liii' least oitVliminutivc backstop, Samuel himself with glory. Snow, Ills batting and presenoe of mind was for the responi ible for several tallies Parker. exThe Franklin boys played an cellent game and threatened the Wrl Gilbert's Grocery fi Scod ... Get them in early. just harvested our first crop of We have 24. Salt Lake Citv. Ltah, April Kallio. welter weight wrestler it training champion of the world, here with Ketoncn, middle weight champion who meets Ira Dern hriday in better condinight. Kallio will be tion for the match with Henry Jones his at Provo, Tuesday. May 2. than inmore be previous match. He claims to ana is oticnm.u climated ati present . fi. almost I. 10 rciain ii'.c imc niMni lost in the former match at Provo. Gu ' SPRING IS HERE! Now is the time to plant all kinds of early vegetable 1 Hi seeds. We have a full line of seeds, both loose and in pack- ages also bulbs and plants. no m PLAY BALL! Company ; mum you don't know what to plant, ask Jack. 33i!UUiiign&H3!H3!iSiS Classified H (Continued from Pago One.) Time, 21 minutes 45 seconds. Two-milrelay West High, won. Time 9 minutes 3 seconds. Results of the Junior college meet: High hurdles Keelcr. rarity, first; .Markham, rarsitjr, second; Swenson, frosh, third. Time, 112 5 seconds. dash Baker, B. A. (V first; Simmons, varsity, second; Mor gan, tosh, third; Miller, frosh, fourth. rime, lv seconas. One mile Wakefield, varsity, first; Bushman, var-it- y, second; .Knudson, varsity, Uird. Time, 4 minutes 51 sec- SS! SAVE - BUILP - f in ' e apartment- - iliscellaneouslvS BUY your Ford-Fo7dT- ,fel Ford parts at Scho!Wd prices. 100-yar- d niZ HEMSTITCHING give a beautiful nnuh spring finery. Baby clotw. household linens a specialty n reasonable, ah wf.,i, J onds. 'Low hurdles Taylor, frosh, first; Simmons, varsity, second; Markham, seconds. varsity, third. Time, 27 PnW 89 3-- 4 VU"er8Ky dash Whitehead, varsity, LOnTY mi Chamberlain, frosh, second: laaa vnn traits Bunnell, froh, third. Time, 55 4- sec dttee. 440-yar- d first; ,i,k ,u. ... u"7 -i onds. 220-yar- d Morgan, frosh, Wlti - sue v.. raa dash Miller, frosh, first; second; Van Luven, seconds. frosh, third. Time, 13 dash Markham, varsity. first; Wakefield, varsity, second. Time, 2 minutes 7 seconds. onions. If Pole vault Webster, B. A. C, first; Weight, varsity, second; Taylor, frosh, and Keilson, frosh, tied for third. inches. Height, 11 feet 7 Broad Jump Hunter, B. A. C, fjrit; Simmons, varsity, second; Weigh!, varsity, third; Fuller, frosh, fourth. instance, zu feet i z incnes. Shot put Partridge, frosh, first; There are now more than 700,000 Phone 2. Mason, radio receiving outfits in. the United Robertson, frosh, second; feet 4 States. Nine months ago there were frosh, third. Distance, 3 Inches. fewer than 60,000. ' Discus Markham, varsity, first; Partridge, frosh, second; Robertson, frosh, third. Distance, 108 feet 7 inches. Javelin Hunter, B. A, C, Hrst; Young, frosh, second; Maeser, frosh, third; Markham, ' frosh, fourth. Ota. tance, 15 feet a reiay trrosn, itrst; var Time, 1 minute 38 sec sity, second onds. C. dash Alene Bonnett, Girls' B. Y. U., first; Ruth Barton. B. Y. tl., second; May Emery, Provo High, third. Time, 6 5 seconds. Girls' dash Rita Stevens;, Payson, first; Alene oBnnett, B. Y, U., secona; May amery, rrovo High, third. Time, 13 seconds. Third and fourth grade finals Hoover, Parker, first; Lasson, Franklin, second; lirdoek, Vineyard, third. Time, 6 seconds. Fifth and sixth grade finals West wood, Parker, first; Clegg. Vineyard, second; Peters, Franklin, tnira. Time, s minutes. Seventh and eighth grade finals Livingston, first: Payson, Eliason, Provo, second; Wagstaff, American Fork, third. Time, 5 5 sec onds. Seventh and eighth grade finals oddington, American Fork, nrst; juvmgston, Payson. second: Lasson, Provo, third. Time, 12 sec onds. Ninth grade finals Rowe, Spanish Fork, first; Douglas, Payson, second; Conk, Payson, third. , Time', Over 1600 homes and factories are Gilbsrfs Grpeory & Scod Company 368 West Center St. The game is on' baseball fan Every is Frovo and positively full in the city, of them, will hie himself to the Timpanogos Park Wednesday afternoon thriller be tween the Timps and the Heber aggregation of the Central Utah league. Manager Dill Webb promises the fans a real stem winder of a game and intends to use both the old and new players ia their different positions to give the fans an opportunity to see their favorites in action. Provo will start out with JODfS in the- box and. ' Raile behand the bat. Heber will be here with Lefty Mur-doc- k stronger than onions, and have already decided to get away with the opening game. The game wil be called at 4 o clock. m pavsc'i at lowest prices. Wasu?i feed 5 880-yar- d . FOR Ughom"! ALE-W- WU natewst, roitt choirs SNAP -- VMMMfllUB ' Stnra farm HI Ttt stock, tw o J 41 1 , 1 . - rm 2 EAKN rt. W. AYER8 WELDING C(M a wwm vuvuu, I ld anything made of metal t guaranteed. First class servtct. Fourth wast, Provo. Phone 6tW. J . i OANIEU HOP AUTO WHEEL ARfl t kinds of vheal i AH aii bug bodies. Satisfactioa anteed. 25 N. 5th W., Provo. I PWOTT? AND J'TfHW0 vest venier. f. Ritchie. 'W ffr; j. wontflDMrt esu-yar- For Cleanup Week We Offer You fcuwinoneuiiss. iur fyf pr nonsewoTK. d CENTDISCOUNT TEN-PE- R 2-- FOR SALE One wriUne deik articles, if. tree, several other 1st S- - 100-yar- d on aU Paints, Regular Priced Wall Paper, Tints, Brushes. d 2-- 5 d and Cloan-U- p d ill 3-- 100-yar- d PROVO PAINT & GLASS CO. Phone 53. 110 West Center. Table Tumblers Horseshoe Rimmed Horseshoe $ 8 8 W Straight Light Bell Blown Light . .15 BULK TEAS Grean, lb G0S 70S 75S 80S $1.00, $1.25 Black, lb 60S 75S $1.00 Sutton Tea & China Co. A CASH PLAN and a Simple Savings Plan enable you to become a shareholder. Whether your savings be small or large, you are now able, under our plan, to share in the earnings of this big and growing and and successful HOME Service company. Fill out the coupon and mail for full information. - III . Date 440-yar- d 5 I would like to receive, without obligation, more information concerning the investment you have to offer. Name Utah Valley Gas & Coke Company Provo, Utao City "Customer Ownership is Popular Ownership" Address Telephone CLEAN UP WEEK SIGN UP One week of the Greatest Bargains ever offered. better prepared to take care of your needs than now, having gathered together an efficient group of men who are Courteous in Manner Clean at Their Work Artists in Their Various Lines. CALL EVES 528 or 160, and we will be FOB SALE Genuine old real old violin. 151 E. 4th 'cello A'i If- - FOR SALE j Saxophone. See Alllster at Provo high school, pnqne stw-w- . Mr. MARRY IF LONELY For results, me; best and most successful "B. Mker"; hundreds rich wish mint ibon; strlctlv' cpnfidential; mod) ffable; year experience; descrtf tree. - "Tbe Successful Club," i Nub, Box 656, Oakland, CaL t FOR SALE 300 pare bred WhiUU ' ' horn yearling hens, extra f layers. J: R. Jolley, 690 W. Provo. Phone 572-- V 440-yar- d 5 (Continued from Page One.) by Utah county, cooperating- with do nations from north end of county. Portion from Sawmill FJat to Aspen Grove to be constructed by forest serv ice as soon as possible. One hundred or more camp tables ana oencnes. Fifty more toilets. Summer home sites to be surveyed ior leasing in suitable places. uueor more community camps snouia oe operated for actual cost. furnishing tents, cook stoves, tables, Dencnes, Dens and transportation. A stage line should be operated around loop from both Provo and Salt Lane and possible from American - GARDEN HOSE We were never tnntu. Junior high mile run Lee. Ameri can Fork, first; Rasmuasen, Provo, second; Jorgenson, Provo, third. Time, 5 minutes 2 seconds. Junior high dash Hyatt, rayson, nrst; Kerby, B. Y. U.. second: American Fork, third. Coddington.i seconds. Time, 1 minute 2 Fifth and sixth grade dash FOR 8ALE Just received from Idi i Westwood, Parker, first; Suther Idaho rural Beed' potatoes. 7d t land, Parker, second; Pasewalk, Flftn South. Parker, third. Time, 1 minute 12 FOR 8ALE Good horse, about seconds. Rs.; also heifer calf 10 dayi from first class cow. Enquire t I W. 5th N, or ask carried on K. I.J . t oris. D FnriJ.F'nrilann Ford parts at Schofield'g at redt prices. 5 HAVE YOUR rugs and carpets ck ed by machinery. J work guaranteed. Prices reasouf We call and deliver. Will do in your home If desired. Phone No. 1. Phone 184. West Center Street. UP Invest Direct in Property You Can Sea 15 Blown CLEAN serves Provo, Springville and Spanish Fork, Utah. regular patrons of this utility. This service is now a necessity to half the people of these three cities. The other half are demanding service. We must grow to meet it. The field is ours; the demand is established; the business is sure because the industry is necesr sary. A necessary industry is financially safe. Men and women who invest wisely invest in things they can see AT HOME. 100-yar- d ..10? Heavy Straight 16 Utah Valley Gas & Coke Company BUY Vfllir J. y Ribbed Taper Medium Straight sewt 5 We Have Everything You Need to Paint-U- p and plain DRE8SMAKINQ wii go out py flay. Call 412-- at your service at once. Painting, Papering, Tinting, Graining, Wall Cleaning and in fact, We Paint Anything We Sign Anything. IAKES WARE BIG ALUMINUM iND HOES SPORTING GOODS SPECIAL 15 Per Cent Off. 15 Hose for Tea 14 three Hose for pieces Any ELECTRIC WASHERS $1.35 Rakes for.... $1.10 Perco Dish Kettle, Pan, 20 Per Cent Off. $1.35 Hoes for $1.00 Sauce Pan, lator, Bucket, Shovels' Double Cooker, for $3.50 $2.00 Shovels for. . .$1.75, GALVANIZED TUBS For the Price of One. $1.75 Shovels for. . .$1.50 Never barsuch before a DISHES No. 3 85 gam. 23 Per Cmt Off. 18c 16c ELECTRIC FIXTURES"-2- Per Cent Off SILVERWARE 25 Per Cent Off No. 2 5 Gray Granite Ware 45 75 at Cost, BROOMS and MV 1 DANA PARKINSON, Forest Supervisor. 442-- . Stewart range, FOR SALE with water lacket and DlDe fittings extra coal grate. 327 W. $th S. ape Modern four-rooment, heart furnished; Phone 161. FOR RENT Phone ( close k of WE. BUY AND SELL all kinds try. A P 517-- J. FOB BENT Three furnished W 753 S. University Ave. Phone ? 3 1918 Maxwell, first M Karl A. Bent, $165. FOR SALE condition, Spanish Fork, Utah. rnn rai f rtn a rnnd Durham oW Jersey cow, three years old; of sale, leaving city. 190 s. POR PALP OR RENT hnuses. fonr-rnn- Two Call at Ul 39 3rd N. 20x100 Large tent, Hansen Coffee House - FOR SALE . FOR nin PaPer na nalreJ2Ll 'in tiv. t .! I i - . ABM Bunch of keys between lean Fork and Provo. Leave Daily Herald office. Reward LOST J brood'"' Setting hens for pheasants; will pay 11 eacn, WANTED ll 123. o PAY for thlH ad and you can ba ' car late model Ford touring . "Little Women" was the excellent $300; must sell. Phone play presented Friday by the Lincoln sixcf high school. Miss Sylvia Draper di- FOR SALE, CHEAP-Li- ght rected the play. der motor; ideal for motor bo Ford touringbuy; also good .. n n-n ' na.arp AMERICAN "LITTLE WOMEN" A SUCCESS. 6V1-J- GALVANZED BUCKETS 25S 35S 40 od.j-- j EVERYTHING AT BOTTOM PRICES THIS WEEK CONFECTIONERY Provo Electric & Hardware Company ROY BOREN, Manager. Sign Boards All places of interest should be suitably designated and posted. (Forest service has a good many signs an ready to post this season.) The above plan - does not specify who is to assume the responsibility for all of the projects, but I presume your organization would want the neighboring communities to assume the responsibility for development of tne projects closest to them, unless the forest servjee was able to finance tt Fpr instance, American Fork and PleaIanl" CrfXwHkdevelop the cave in coopreation with the forest 'serv-' too .in tUrt me dauio uittiiiier we can issue a special use permit to Provo for Aspen Grove and they can go ahead ana develop it. I believe it would be well for all parties interested to merge their Dlans so that there would be no overlapping oi euoris ana expenditures. Very sincerely yours, JiUGS CLEANED with famous Hi ton Beach electric carpet wu Removes grease spots, stains, etcj stores faded colors. Cleaned oa li floor) or taken away. Satiswti( PM guaranteed; prices reasonable. PHONE 303. 402 West Center, Provo. BEAZLEY & CHATWIN CANDIES, ICE CREAM Fountain Drinks. or smun i FOR BENTE. 2nd S. - -- 2 uru. "'""' furnished IRVINE'S UNLOADING-Su- lts, and dresses on sale at our windows. GET your spring suit, at irvines i;nionu'6 $9.95. See our windows. rooms. J "' t and Cg J |