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Show 3 !". i TUT IE? Sworn ' Circulation The Weather 1 2182 UTAH Fair v tonight ? and Tuesday; warmer tonight. Na98. qLXXTVTL PROVO, UTAH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1922. TfeSFMakes Good Showmgin 00 "Y" ame oo op 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 oo 00 00 Overcoat for Every Utah County Man is Home Product OO 6o J PRICE TWO CENTS. rr- I a !f OO OO ' f:.f-K'- . 0O I Chamhions Fail to Keep 3 1. Scoreless OO OO OO - OO OO. OO . Lloitain Conference PUTS IMS' OO UTAH From Sheep's Back to F1JBIAU Yours-HoKnight IB HI w Fill 01! Formal Program for Homo Mills Do It! Products and Week Fall Festival Every man. woman and child of see. To watch the various maUtah county who come to Provo chines in the plant do its particular during the week tor the Home work is ot great educational value. HOME PRODUCTS WEEK PROGRAM Products and Fall Festival celeThis morning s a Herald TUESDAY Snapp Brothers --shows; movies, afternoon and bration should not fall to visit the visted the plant, 30 pieces of If you have ever been in any of Knight Woolen mills at first North cloth 52 yards long were stretched evening, Columbia and Princess theaters; football pracand First West streets. Manager out on a long counter. The head James R. Howard, president of the LINEUP: first class fruit stands In any of John tice (B. Y. U.) at Timpanogos field. Exhibits of Utah TBE S. Smith has extended a spe- cutter had marked out the differ- the National Farm Bureau of the the largest cities in the United cial invitation to the citizens ot the ent cuts to be made from the cloth, United States was the Aeries. H Y. U. eounty home products on display at the leading stores speaker at Woodside States, you have undoubtedly see'i county to Visit the plant during the and fte machine cutters were bus- the B. Y. U. devotional of Provo. - . Miller, i le..., period at In cutting the Products Home the ily week, up boxes although engaged WEDNESDAY label the Amusements: . bearing . apple Royco Brothers shows, Maughan Snappnoon Yoong. ; the visitors today. Among visit is latehBtrine always out and backs, front, sleeves, pockets, col Columbia and Princess theaters. Regular dance at Harris which contains a picture of Tmpan-ogo- ors I X. Bowman. are welcome at any time of the lars and all the other parts neces present to greet President Howard a Provo a and Bench . Jeff . . . . apple Gledhill ..' for the making ot first class were President L. L. Bunnell of the armory will be cancelled. State fair exhibit at armory. sary year. Croft orchard . The Royco products are To those who have not visited overcoats. ....-..- . ...J Utah County Farm Bureau, "Coun THURSDAY Same amusements ; formal opening of armory Partridge. Utah county grown fruits and are the woolen mills during the past Seated at different large sewing Croft Ft exhibits; address by Mayor O. K. Hansen; band concert ty Agent J. P. Welch, Secretary E. and a half, a visit at this time of various descriptions a S. Senator Smoot speaks in the evening at Columbia thea- maahlnge TJebon..... 4. i .......conroy.. (CairtJ hipped all over the nation and even year of the Provo Chamber Hinckley will come a a revelation .'The number of women and into foreign countries by the Wm. work ter.----. young ladles of Commerce, William M. Roy; FWIer . . . : i . . . ..qb at the plant has been entirely 'Leddingham M. comFruit Produce Roylance Inwere finishing the coats. The work amusements FRIDAY Same Schaub . . .rhb. ; during that period. Chamberlain. changed L. armory open all day and John Nuttall, Sr., and a pany of Provo. the cloth manu- is highly specialized, each woman lance, stead of of .. for .. . Gardner Manson county evening products; General displays number of memIn the east where Mr. Roylance factured toshipping other prominent the mill at eastern tail- finishing only a certain part of the .L . . . Jhb. hero of the Marne, speaks at stake taberjjKnowles Is known among the produce merMorgan. One was making the bers of the bureau. Automobile establishments the local plant apparel. oring as "the Utah Apple King," make the cloth into the finished sleeves, another the pockets, an- troubles delayed President Howard nacle in evening. High school football game in afterSubstitutionsUtah Aggie s Evans for Maughan, Sieg chants the Royco label stands for the highother would sew lining on the coat, for a few minutes. When lie arnoon. for for product, such as overcoats, Harris, est quality and demands the JEnowles, Bngham fried for Woodside, Lindsay highest shirts, blankets, auto robes, boles, still another would sew on rived he brought with him PresiSATURDAY Same amusements; exhibits; AmericanizaWilliams for B. Gardner, Church for Hendricks, Harris for retail price. The flavor of the Utah the buttons. Each overcoat goes dent Brown of the State Farm dozens of other articles. and tion banquet in evening. forand well Leddingham, Hendricks for Church, county apples peaches as Bingham, Bowman It may surprise many of the resi- through many hands before It Is Bureau or fruits have dents that the Knight Woolen mills finally ready to go to the retailer. of Arizona; John Burton, all as kinds other ocnuuu. bJiowiea ior wnasay, xvir. lor widely and as a result the will manufacture during this year a The making of overcoats and representing Utah in the national The Utah county exhibit at the state fair arrived in B. Y. U.: Wakefield for Miller, Maeser for Partridge, spread Royco products are always favor stylish and serviceable overcoat for mackinawa was begun by the organization, Francis Kirkham, Provo Bunnell for Nelson. Partridge for Morgan. early this morning, and was taken to the state ites on the eastern markets. every man and boy in Utah county. Knight company towards the end William M. Roylance, the presl a nair or "iireume wooien man of the season last year, when 2500 former state vocational director; J. armory where it is to be on display during Home Products Referee, Homer Warner; umpire, Wid Ashton; head dent of the company bearing his 'kets or every family in the county, overcoats were made in the initial M. Kirkham, manager of the "Utah Week. linesman. Don Reddish. name, has been in the fruit and shirt lor every man in run. This year the company will Farmer;" Mark Austin, agriculturC. J. Sorensen, county crop inspector, who had charge Making touchdowns U. A. C, Knowles 5, Gardner 1. produce business in the state of atheflannel beautiful auto robe make more than 20,000 overcoats ist of the Utah-Idah- o a county, com of the touchdown 1. Y. Sugar after exhibit, and Prof. E. H. Eastmond, who arranged the U., Scoring Drop kicksNelson, B. Utah longer than any other indiv- for every car owner in the county, overcoats as good as any that can idual. He started the present bus- and a few left for the auto owners be found on the market, which will pany. exhibit, will superintend the arrangement of the exhibit. Schaub, Aggie 4. President F. S. Harris introduc the iness way back in 1885. Since then of Juab and Wasatch counties, and retail at a nominal price. armory. ed President Howard as a man been exporting fruits of all he has em150 are other vftrious More and than P persons At the state fair this exhibit won the mackjnwas prize over is not with and who a heart a Contrary to the many predictions that had been made kinds from every part of the state, woolen soul, almost to the year supply garments ployed by the company is expected that many persons who Moun- and has also conducted a whole counties. It all other the to turn world seeking upside jfarmtf the last few weeks, the Utah Aggies, the Rocky around. the entire state. tain conference football champions, failed to roll up a tre sale and Jobbing business In im The products - of the Knight down, but is asking for justice for were unable to attend the state fair will come here to see A visit to the woolen mills will the farmer. President Harris re the exhibit. fruits. of the county Woolen Mills are finding a ready ferred mendous score on the Y's men, the infants of the conference. ported residents the make also to the great agitation The company doee an annual In the western Btates where matemarket of Mr. Sorensen began work at the state fair early kind with the to fail did keep business aggregating about $750,-00- acquainted Again contrary to other predictions, they one of the best thRv am helne sold hv almost every mat naa existea at me larmers into that goes rial J?resimorning, crating and boxing the- Utah county products. the infants from scorine. convention at when The extent of the business Chicago, of the manufactured ra the coun- merchant. The salesmen products wfwis morn- -' and critics HowanTWareJected,h&n that fact vrt<n 1t amonsr be the common talk heen Vnr gleaned from, may most company find a when we arrived at the ing ty and concerning which "I for no have to make apologies this section know little or creasing patronage fofthe goods, foretellers of athletic Contests that the Aggie woul,do .ae armory and found that a farmer," began President 1120,000 were about. The process pf mak- which is a guarantee; of the hign being booths had not been erected,"' work of the infants from the big "Mormon'', university, Howard. "I am glad of it; I feel issued by the company to the fruit nothing the high fin jtnd class Into the markmanship material raw Mr. the Sorenson said. "Had the ing score, accordng to these wise birds was to look something growers of Utah county. is one of the most in quality of goods putt into the pro- better than I have done since leavbooth been up, and the space home on account of a little inBesides being the oldest and lead ished product ing can ducts like 80 to 0, or 100 to 0, or some otner Dig score, oniy mai it nnyone nerformancef teretmr allotted we could have the state cident that occurred on the road. ing fruit shippers of the state the was certain the score was not to exceed zero. fair exhibit on display by Tuesday We had a break 'Jown, and had to is also the largest grower company Now we will probably afternoon. The Aciries arrived in the city Saturday noon, every of apples and pears in the state. U. OF U: WINS FROM make repairs with barb wire in Snapp Brothers shows came to be forced to wait until Tuesday acres of pears and apples true farmer style; it has made me body concerned wearing a knowing, confident smile. Once Forty-fivour work." feel perfectly at home." Provo this morning for the week's in Pleasant View, belonging to the in a while the champion athletes condescended to acknowlSecretary Hinckley of the ChamIn election bis at to has several for years entertainment the company, referring furnishing infant stay, the ber of Commerce sent carpenters edge a greeting from someone connected with COLLEGE OF IDAHO Chicago President Howard said he maintained a heavier yield than features for the Home Product around to the armory this forenoon. aggregation, but generally held themselves aloof and carried other orchards in Utah county, due had never understood how he came He had not expected the exhibit their heads high. to be selected, until recently when Week. Last week these shows no doubt to the expert attention . 12 College of Idaho Satur- before Tuesday. Fair. Utah State the at were around a lie had been TViot nroa hafnra told editor of trees the the mmo. the year by 16 given Mr. Hinckley Baid he believed that Utah In an interview, llr. Hovlance farm paper, that it was because he ' day the Deseret News said of the in initial coprerence periorm- - again instead of Straight arming ' many Utah county manufacturers that few1fe Herald looked anil acted like farmer. a a told reporter 9-Tshows: aace had not been in session very his he would strike SALT .LAKE CITY, Oct. 9 I'tah (Continued on last page.). opponents, While farming was important, he people in the county realized the One of the features which this her way to a lC long until the facial expressions on them with his tjoverful right and amount of fruit and vegetables realized the necessity of make the Utah State Fair disthe Aseies and their friends chang send half a dozen Y's men sprawlvictory over the College of Idaho tion amonvj tlie arious national year shipped out of tn county. tinctive is the departure from the ed considerably. Especially as the ing on the ground. , This year about 80,000 eaes of forces. National for eleven from Caldwell, Saturday highways H. 8. FOOTBALL LEAGUE. carnival form of entiampions tried time and again to Butch Knowles, however, must strawberries were raised in this Wen. Lost. Pet. afternoon. The game was the open- - stance arc needed, and fanners tertainment. The usual heterogenepierce the Twitchell line and found be given credit for- - being a good with other forces 1.000 battle of the year on must ous collection of alleged freaks and that the line refused to budge, the football player. 118 His very presence 000 cases of raspberries. Most of ,' AUTO RUN- Sto net them. .667 Ing collegiate is absent and in its ;ise ones ooened their eyes in on the field seemed to instill more that fruit was consumed in the i,Provo In liscu-in- g .500 Cummlngs field. taxation, he spoke monstrosities is the Snapp Brothers show ; tmazement and realized that Coach pep and determination in his team state although a few carloads may Lehi .500 When Utah finished the first half of the farmer as the largest tax- stead of legitimate tent Twitchell had whipped together a mates. When he was out of the have been shipped out ' .500 on the long end ot a 13 to o'scoxe. payer. All his property is out where a combination fcureka team that will undoubtedly be game, they seemed lost and failed More than 600 cars of peaches Sffianish Fork '. . : . . show, circus side show and amuseIt it lie is .000 few of the large crowd call we what can seen. present heard from before long. to make the gains they did while he were shipped from the countv tuis Before the v3r ment park novelties. t'ooihall sanaa imagined that Idaho would force tangilile property. The Provonian Acts of merit, performers of skill Even though the Aggies defeated was in. Time after time Butch year, and about 70 carloads of Bart-le- t 37 Dr. Kli that tcot stated Gem state for the per cent of all and the absence the Thrown out of an automobile as of the old type of the "Y" men by a 41 to 3 score, the would get the ball and carry jt scv Indications are that Friday, defeated the I'ayson big1! awav issue, Dears. for farmers went toubhdowns in the two for taxes; products are it ran into some horses on. the state B. Y. has nothing to be ashamed eral yards. He Was worked harder about 40 clrs of prunes will be ship- - school team on the Payi.ot) field by final half and closely threatend .the per cent is now higher. In the ' circus and carnival hanger-o- n the distinctive marks ot the napp road about a quarter of a mile north The entire with of, and the Aggies have very little than any other man on the team ped out. 300 cars of apples. 00 cars the geore o( g.t0.Q another. of the state fish hatchery. Don N. past the government lias received i Shows. to be real proud of. Considering and he certainly got over the of DOtatoes. au cars oi unions, 25 score came in the third quarter. from of but the sale diminutive Neil Utah's lands, .money Smith, Alger, 24 years of age, 782 North ; is an animal cirfeatured the traditions The act cars of cabbage, 7 cars of lettuce. in football at the ground. a almost lauds of are and Both teams started in etrong, thing captain, had his drops working public s First East street, sustained a bad trained cus state school and that of the Provoi ponies, horses, That; .the Twitchell line can be and 10 cars of celery. me wen ana couniea tnree out oi lour.me pa: i. now snail taxes De cut over his right eye. The accl-eeand the like. According to Mr. Roylance the showed flashes of speed at several school, everything seems to favor made as solid as Gibralter was eviattempts. The other Utah score raised ? the speaker asked. As a happned Saturday evening real thrills seek who the "Y" 's men. those For dent towards the end of the game. entire area from Payson to Lehi be- stages of the game. came following a series of bucks theory of taxation be set forth the 8:20 o'clock as Alger was . the Anto- - about it; lit commend one Comments were made by many Knowles had worked the ball on a tween the railroad tracks and Utah in In the first quaittr the Payson-ia- and end runs and Watklns' eight-- principle that everybody that ' riding with Clifton A. Tolboe of this lake is some of the best land in the Spectators, several of whom "in the "Y" three yard line. reived benefit from government drome rliristeni d for show pur-- i city. dive over the line. squad went strong and time and in Devil's "The Augur" The Provo rooters frantically state for the raising of celery past have been connected either as Idaho scored both touchdowns should pay taxes in proportion to poses raised and again threatened the Provo goal They were driving towards Provo riders itudents or teachers with the A. forward pass and an endrun to the lettuce. Two crops could be following forward passes, Huett his ability to pay. Some fifteen which a quartet ot daring with when three horse3, grazing by the C that they1 remembered well, and shrieked out the admonition, "Hold on this land if proper attention was However, whenever the goal was a of laws , the gravity He on both occasions. million people in the United States defy ot very long ago either, when the that line. . Hold that line-.- ' given to it by the farmers. By plant in danger the Provo line held like scoring riders in this act side of the road, became frightened The a vengeance. Utah have an insoinc of a attempted $2()X) tercepted pasij we average eany in A. C. football teams failed to show gravity-defyinfeats and ran in front of the car. One And that line held. It was a veri- ing peas' or potatoes a bulwark. Payson made their speeding 72 yards. His second year. The rest of the people have perform horses was thrown under the. spring, the land would be ready w hich experienced showmen at the P against the other conference table bulwark. Wade came when touchdown inor,i an cf a 33J several vear. ami downs times averaire the or celery during could not get up until the, teams as well as did the Provo boys The Farmers tried to pierce it for the planting lettucesecond crop follow- - tlcjr taxes should not be increased, fair grounds said they never had car and a Lowell shot pas itial quarter and looked like they machine had been lifted away. . i , i July 15, and the seen other run. once and failed. They tried to by perSaturday. ed by any attempted Huett's was nc by a sa as to cs tax. about opoosea would be' the winner of the day. would be ready for harvest Alger was rendered unconcious. The Aggie fans went away from pierce it twice and failed. Of fciala Referee, 'A. A. Blaser; it would put too great a burden on formers. They In the second quarter the teams The time will no when he struck a loose bolt when he. Provo fully convinced that within tried to pierce it the third time and October first. head The musical revue a Oren . Wllsrm; C. attracts, the common umpire. people, and not n just was thrown from the car. ? according to .vir. ttoy- were about even. nolher year or two, with football failed. Not an inch was gained by doubt come, all large niinher of patrons as does of tne land in mm After the fourth down and with linesman, Major Gordon. proportion on those better able to the when The radiator on the automobile minstrel the 'eally established at the "Mormon" the husky farmers. They lined up lnce. will be divided into small four show, museum,' pay. was destroyed and the car had tq yards to go. 'Lawerence Peterchool. tht Y' mm will he real for the fourth time when the shot section Noah Ark and the athletic show. back nieces and an Intensive farming will son the Provonian of the most interesting of be hauled into the city. One contenders. With from the timer's revolver announc- be conducted. It may even be that executed a beautifulquafter drop kick ne present Freshie the shows is the mechanical farm. 30 yard line, net- i FOOTBALL RESULTS aggregation ed that the firsT" Rocky-JleimtBOY SCOUT EXAMINATIONS the vegetable industry ra tne county trom in iThis .is.. a miniature .animated ...farni Mded to the contest football conference ' fruit the lineup SATURDAY Varsity outshne Provo the team present three points. win completely ting CAUFORNIAN-DI- ES t we B. Y. U. will have as good a Provo had come to an end. settlement, operated by electricity. M. of the county. Shortly after Stanley Peay, right 41 business Various Scout examinations Boy B. Y. ducks The football the to blacksmith the kicked is visitors in The swim, there, a rnnd share oi tne iron anu half, made the longest gain of the At Provo Utah Agrivultural col- were aggregation Friday evening in the shoes a horse, the school tots olav the Rocky Mountain jis conference. U. sending the ball way past the vegetable exports of Utah county is game on a fake play, when he tore lege 41; Brlgham Young university, Centralgiven to Heber around the school, according 20 their school yard, the cows yard handled by the Roylance company. down the field for more than 30 3. AT DAUGHTERS Naturally the Aggie team show-- local goal line. From Taylor, assistant scout executive. more experience than their op- line the "Y" failed to make thei Besides that the company does an yards. Immediately after the long At Salt Lake City University of Eight boys were tested by J. W. graze and the folks are activelyFarmponents. Even at that the Farmers necessary gains through the McAdam In estimating, two boys moving around in. the iields.. Lt is extensive business in importing gain, the only touch down of the Utah, 16; College of Idaho, 12. oold show Very little advantage er line. Partridge kicked to center in game was made by Eldred Collins At New Haven Yale, 18; Caro by O. R. Thomas in second class a marvel of ingenious mechanical oranges, lemons and bananas detail. sold to the been the field. are" not infants of from which had on a 0. forward end, W. T. pass lina, carload lots, first aid, one by Dr. they Hasler right jer There are two straight out and Several line plunges were at- merchants of the central and south- Clarence Knudsen. Collins recev- At Ann Arbor Michigan, 48; In first class first aid, six In starx possession of one "Butch" out "fun shows." Among the curiKnowles. When the history of the tempted by the A. C. but no gains ern part of the state. The company ed the ball on the Payson Case 0. and nature study by Walter J. A. Schulti of San Bernardino. are the midget mother and t Cambridge Harvard, 20; Holy J22 Farmer team is to be written, were made until Knowjes went also does a Jobbing business in the line. Peterson failed to end the five by Executive Taylor in osities Calif., died Saturday evening in child and the in man fattest 0. historian may complete his through for five yards. Gardner import of figs, dates, nuts, sacks, drop Itick between the posts. capCross, first and second class signalling. " Provo at the home Work At Ithaca Cornell, 66; Niagara, The lineup: In order to get the awards at the tivity. The rides include a merry mrs. n. r . vanaon of his daughter. merely by mentioning the ac- made small gain but not enough twine nails and box materials, and alter a More Ferris go round, eggs. and make ' their f 0. whip, Ungring wheel, illness. Provo. of said "Butch" for the Farmers to Payson. court of honor meeting Friday, complishment the export-o- honey . . Fullmer Knowles. He is the whole team, downs. re ... . At Princeton Princeton, 5; Vir- - October 13. all of the boys taking frolic and the circling seaplanes. tban five carloads of.comb honey Tayloc Mr. Schulti was born In Connect!. extracted M without him the Aggies have 0. honey kicked the to rt McCoard "Hindu" Partridge the examinations must get their Clayson ginla, and 15 carloads of cut, June 26. 1883, and was the son '. . L. Simmon cana are shipped to Jolley much to brag about A. C. 60 yard line and Sdnrob pant- In rg completed cards In the Boy Scout "hing ot Anthony Schulta. He had spent and nation MEET. B. Peay, CapL...c office not later than Wednesday Citer REPUBLICAN WOMEN TEACHING IN DUCHESNE V. iK.m one has named the stellar ed to the local 30 yard line. Fuller various parts" of the most ot his life In California, com, Dennis .le.Andreaaon, Captl football champion, "Butch." returned1,0 yards, and Partridge alxo into Germany. .SW evening. ing to Provo Just for short time. comthe meet will Whoever named him, narnd him kjckedoufof danger. Jt. B. Simmons' Remiblican women D. H. Stubbs of Provo arrived in The court of honor will hold Flnlayion. . During the last few years He a survived by bis widow Mrs. Its busi- Smoot 3 o'clock review Thursday evening . Hansen 'L After at his 7:30 work at extending afterjioon been Roosevelt lg has Mr. Knowles in tarring action him Wednesday Stubbs began pany Saturday. watching ana two daughters. i iviuo .. Taylor'at the home of Mrs. C. H. Wright, o'clock in the library basement. qb will be on the staff of teachers at Mrs. H.scnaiu. Saturday, many of the fans are cer-J'- n through left tackle for 20 yards ness until at present fruit Is bought Peterson V. Cannon and Mrs. Howard . Coombs 505 East Center street. The speak-- , rhb S. Peay that he gained his cognomen and going through the Same place and shipped from many places iutucDuo ii iS h tcuuui aua wm uraham both or this city . ; - uriKinir the rattl ttt h lamrht lbb." . . . . Woods trs will be Mrs. Ernest Bamberger vards. Trains of thought are usually de- have charge of the Commercial Gardner the state. A branch house has been Johnston rain fnr 10 be-- Funeral will services held in Pleas- Knudsen red with his bare ... Smith and Mrs. E. O. Leatherwood of layed by excess baggage. fb department fist instead of. brought the pigskin within a foot conducted for many years Tuesday 1 p. m. in the Larkln- 150 employ-se: Collins for will than Provo Tine. More Refreshments Substitutions Lake Salt Grove. City. them of ant the " with a shot At iny or two Aggies goal tunningGoates Mortuary, rriends may view he- must have The electric fan ha stopped, but Every plugged nickel assist In the packing, loading Taylor; Jacobs for Johnston; De served. All Republican women familiar the remains from 4 1 o'clock until educated that penalized five yards. Leadingham for frut ot Jacobs. Johnston invited. blows the of his tome place". Time and tan harder. TwoJ on football are the and rage shipping 1 p. m: the 4T of the funeral. , (Continued wlthjullection plates. V. EI A. C.41 - B.Y.V. 3 Te-port- .. ........ ...... .........it..... .. .ig. .. ?;.... .... ....re....... ... a4 n ....... ..... the a .... ... " : 1 mack-inaw- at urst i a'H"j ine teo-pla-l- n iAon, -- afattririw'tff fwe-surprise- a Furnish Fun for the Week T PROVO e P DEFEAI8 SON HIGH O-O to-1- I in-- d 1 1 1 i '. mon-Ikev- nt n rd in-- of-th- g . , ain w Hon Cot-tar- '' - . I five-gallo- n - n , a J', 't 1 1 0 |