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Show THE HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1923. to play at Psysoa Friday, and IX Enow, 3b ..... foesible the gam will be trans- - .Gtmdersoa, 2b . ferred to Prove, if the Tim pi can Brown, rf b troaght into the Central Utah Totals league in time. CAVB1QI V1II (Special t The Herald.) AMERICAN FORK, July 26. In of the uwM fcicitinr baseball battles ever waged cm the local groundes the Cavema triumphed rer Um Eaglet of Heber, The winning was scored in the last of tie after Heber had tied the score, when Grant ts hit safely, advanced on Holmstead's bant and vent to third hea Otto Eirk bunted, Lar-sesacrifice fly brought Iuger-i . soil over with tie tame. f Murdoci ,i e Lefty pitched for Heber, with llarshal Durrani on the rubber for American Fork. t t rxi-- i curiea gooa laseoaii, eaca ai- i lowing ten tits. The scors by innings: 8-- ru eit. Springville Wins From rnrb 1 d"? AAA -,-.- l' 11 GETS FORFEIT .45 1$ 27 1 ., It S 4 4 8 7 M0 ...... ..... t ...... 4 4 1 1 1 4 j, (Special to The Herald.) SPRINGVILLE. July 26 With .bell a8d Packard wearing their slugging clothes the Springers 'easily defeated Nephi in the Cen-- I tral Utah league battle here ' Fleiger held Xepbi to five hits 'and neTer was in serious danger. . " Besides his pitching stunt Lefty LEHL July 26-- Lehi yesterday "(ed tte bat, safe hits, was given. the forfeited Payson - and scored a run. Lehi league game when Payson Packard found his way safely to d it failed to show tip with a team. it. first three times, and la said that Payson has withdrawn across the plate four times. Brown Fredrickson both landed tor from the league, and has released all its players, including Oswald, homers for Springville, and Petty did as much for Nephi Bchau, and Bailey. The box score: League President J. B. Watson fined the Payson team 125 for fail-ar- e 8TRINGVILLE. to play Wednesday's game. AB.R.H.PO.A. President Watson today said McKee, ss . . that an effort would be made to Packard, If . persuade Provo to take Payson's Senior, 2b .., place in the league and continue Campbell, lb with the schedule. Fleiger, p American Fork was scheduled Fredrickson, cf Sjt A ' I ! 'V f0r-tw- o " X CelleeVs 'plan of action had 10 formed swiftly In his mind. He had a glimmering of what this conspiracy meant, bnt most learn more. Only one method was posMeasible a confession from B.-ger. The real secret of ls -tm nel was In his possession. that t, Manuel Gomel was dead. Meager must be made to talk. It was a cool, deliberate proposition which flashed before hem. He ' would fight it out right there, where be wis. There were only two of them fronting him Meager be held In utmost contempt; the other was dangerous, yet no more than an ordinary Mexican outlaw to be shot down without re- pi as it Chans 21c a Day Soon Pays for a Hoorer Only 21c a day at the rate of $6.20 a month in a short' time completely pays for a Hoover while you use it. Free home demonstra- t tion and trial, any time, by appointment no obligatioin. CALL MR. FOSTER OR In 866-- J. J-2- I light." -- NEW MR. CAMPBELL 357 E. Center St. CONOCO MOBILE, VICO. HAVOLINE OILS SUPERIOR GASOLINE j h 0 Who the h GOLF KING International News Service. ATLANTA, Ga., July 26. Fourth in the dynasty of American amateur golfers who have held the national open championship stands Robert Tyre Jones, Jr., of Atlanta. And Robert, who haa outgrown the juvenile Bobby though Bobby he always will remain to American sport lovers wears his honor? with becoming modesty. The achievements of the young Harvard student in the realm uf golf have been an unprecedtntt , orderiy progression. In hi tirst op-- u championship tournament tu 'anihed eighth, lu the second he was fitn. in the third he became strongly to enter into, a tie for second place, and in his fourth and most recent he tied wita Robert .Cruikshank; professional, for first honors. Cruikshank fell before the unerring accuracy of Jone drives and putts in the historic playoff at Inwoud. Jones is the first amateur to wear the crown since Chick Evans triumphed seven years ago back 7 i 1 I ' I- - IT'S FREE HERE PROVO BOYS SALT Gasoline 25c Desipte r'our Fifth West and Center. Phone 74. a C mm k. umn Th. nt vtim Ml nsa . u i i j,wr n. LW s n 1 mi rm n iir rn L Y LK JlATr -A- (wji 1 J THim mocth. 4 W i N. j GRANOVICW RABBITRY P. 2. Weeter. proprietor, breeder of 'heavy weight Flemish Giants and WANTED 4 or 5 room turn-sh-ed certificate Nev , golden house or apartment. Phone T4. ! Reda B, F. D. No. J, Box tlff-- Cni. Atc tf I m house. FOR SALE 500 White Leghorn A-- t chickens, 3 months old. Inquire 540 E. 2nd 3, after tp.m. at tf RENT rooms for FOR Furnished . housekeeping; one extra bed- FOR SALE Phone! Apricots. room. 284 E.' 1st N. Phone 269-Jy-Sfive-roo- ! 785-R-- 4. Jy 27 e -- Automobiles S unfurnished rooms, Reasonable price. S59 N. Jy-2U WELL DRILLING We have maSrd. East chine In Proro and can drive BUILDING AND LOAN yonr flowing well at best possible WESTERN (wl makes easy installments loans. price. Guaranteed work. Phone 1V Jy-3- 0 No waiting for yonr tors. Be Provo H. C Comer, Lehl 135-J-Consolidated Real Estate G , FOR SALE Two second .and tour MONEY TO LOAN on fto-t- city and ing cars, good condition, cheap. Jy-3farm property, at 7 per cent; so Inquire Star Garage. , waiting yonr tarn. Be Provo Con" solidated Real --state Co. Phone Employment, FOR RENT t- - HARDWOOD FLOOR SPECIALIST . New floors laid and ones refinished with Electric Machines oftandiTiml? ( 1 - Doable 8. A-S- "mm-- -. MCT1CA6U -- J Dt The Temple Pharmacy ' ! Pocitello. Idaho WANTED DRUGGISTS. t-t- -s i ' Wort anced t ounty ol Iroducts kagazine "The Miscellaneous Wants. Jig Iron. U the pi title COS! Before you throw yon Note, Women old shoes away, see me. They don't need must ole, plaster or pills only good workmanship to and kalsomlnlng, interior and exterior painting. HEMSTITCHING and PICOTING 230 W. Center. Work done right House painting a specialty. Estimates cheerfully given. Smith, 112 Mrs. A. F. Ritchie. W. 4th N. Phone 268-NLOST A Lamar pattern lady's wrist watch, between mouth of FOR RENT Bed room, suitable for one or two gentlemen. 161 W. 1st Provo canyon and Unirersity Ave. Return to 638 N. TJnlT. Ave. Jy-3Jy-2- 6 8. Call 711-- Upper Falls cure all their ilk. ECONOMY SHOE SHOP 403 W. Center St., Prom Shoes Also Made to 0 H. M. AYERS WELDING CO. rent Order. comfortable welding and catting. furnished home from 4 to 8 We weld anything .made of metal rooms, by reliable business man. Work guaranteed. First ds-- s servFamily consists of myself, wife, one tf Haye Your Car Washed M son 10 years old. Permanent Call ice. 42 N. 4th W. Phone 588-691-FOR WIRING and electrical repair Polished at the or 451-J- . work, phone 155-- J FOR RENT Small apartment, furnished, partly modern. Call J. L. Leavitt k Guyman. Co. Russell,' 344 W. 2nd N. Phone LOST Black leather purse with Jy-2142 R. watch set in. Reward Call 237. Expert Car Washin. Jy-2- 6 FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms, Day or Night modern. 70 E. 2nd S. Jy- GO to the People's Store for good We Guarantee Satisfactioi FOR RENT Two rooms, partly quality and low prices. 113 N. furnished and basement, 160 East University Are. Phone 270. Provo, Utah. Jy-22nd South. FREE Rough .wrapping paper, FOR SALE By owner, good for lining buildings; also old house, big lot, $2650; easy terms. newspapers. Herald office. tf Jy-2- 7 257 E. 4th N. LOST Relic gold wrist watch, , July 24, between S. Unir. Ave. ' Sale or Trade. For and 4th West. Will kind finder please return to Temple Penrod, J Jy-2-7 FOR SALE Two ladles' bicycles,! 316 Wrist N. Big reward. nearly as good as new. at half price. Hoit's Bicycle Shop, UniWANTED Resort To Oiy-acetyle- J. Provo Canyon Furnished Bungalow and Board, $3 per day, $15 per week. . week. Phone or Write. . TROUT DINNERS tf ; Telluride Motor j 7 I 9 i and SPRING FRY DINNERS OUR SPECIALTIES DONNAN'S PLACE Cookiy,nttrmIl rowinliB This is the great developing Phone pickers. and apartments, furnished, with gas. 753 RUGS CLEANED With electric 3. UniT. Are. Phone 694. carpet washer, colors restored; work guaranteed. Phone 442-4 brick house, 'OR SALE large lot, room for two buildings. 387 N. 4th W. 2 PAPERHANGING ' Berry eni. jy homes and farm property. Bat 7 per cent No commissions. No WANTED First class sausage ' delays. Intermountain Life Insur-ianc- e maker; married man preferred. Co.. Boston Bldg., 8alt Lake Sutton Market. Jy-2- 7 City, Utah. FOR RENT FOR SALE AT ALL The PARLEY HAFEN if the TJi Phone 298-J-. 56 S. Sixth E., Provo, UtaU haptlon: "The -tf WE LOAN our own money on new Tents with screen wire kitchenette, $5 to T per leed that insures early broilers and lay- ers. Feed h to every fowl after 8 weeks of are. A wonderful bone and flesh bmld er. Just right m protein and low m fibre. rersity arenas. . FOR SALE Jy-2- 5 Slightly FOR Yes, days j SALE blue white; diamond ring, $200.00. Phone 258. j FOR SALE Furniture for four room, practically new, at a bar- - j gain. See Btrckner at J. C. Penney! Co., or call at 154 N. 5th W. , tf Ceklt(W.l ftttrsnkJ ,ttrfFtt5 I . ICE used gas; Utah range, only $35.00. Terms. Power Light Co. bar of light far down the passage, FOR SALE Pit bull terrier pup; targets not to be easily missed. also Airedale. 193 That cool, stern voice, unfamiliar W. 1st N. in the echoing tunnel, "meant business, rasped like a steel file on FOR SALE Player piano and china! Meager's nerves. closet at a sacrifice. Phone Who are you?" he "By G a 398-snarled savagely. "What. the h 1 1 do you want?" b- e- M sJe T ducks the quick ,4 FOR RENT "The first is of no Importance. ces carry house, modern,! (1ZC I tds to unfurnished. 534 E. 1st 3. Inquire Meager," returned Kelleen with mo ite: t amstlwi "But I'll answer the lat- a a tom mp ti - di 70 E. 2nd S. emphasis. Jy-2iis ter question. Unbuckle your belt Go on ; I know what you're doing. ft uMm Umtrwt. f aa m tut the mtt weeks. Tes; take it off. I've got you boys 1tWrmmMtM covered; make one false move, and Cwmke7Clu-- -i youJU sure taste lead. Now throw that belt about the Mexican sure ft I know who yon both are; I came For Sale by here gunning for you two guys around his arms now, d n you, CARPENTER SEED CO. t draw it tight: Yesthat's exactly what I mean strap them to his UTAH CENTRAL LEAGUE. Won. Lost Pet. bodjr(TO BE CONTINUED. ) .833 Heber ........ .750 .... Springville won c Cannon while Hy handily, .500 American rvri Cavis, the Vernal lad, defaulted to .500 Lebi ' Dixon Provo. . of ?anky .333 Payson . . . . , . . .250 Nephi Vacationist writing he sleeps under blankets m-- y have them on the ' Yesterday's Games. 9. Payson 0, forAt roof to keep the rain out. feited. At SpringriUe Springville 16, , '. Trotiky, of Russia, urges more Nephi 5. metal in the national character, perAt American Fork American haps meaning brass. Fork 8, Heber 7. ! ta ;r no, ( -- ST11A-CATARRH; HO yi-- - 5 Lehi-i-Le- ft a i" SIS furnished. jer Bros. Co. modern. . mwim V apartment, tows and Special offer yondoi Farms and Card ens. Jy-3- 7 it is hot these It could be worse. Our ice keeps your food cool and refreshing. Your drinks are made sparkling cold In other words, our ice makes your home an oasis in this hot weather. Our ice ranks high. Theprice i3 right. Economize by using Do You Need Some Good Furniture Of Practically new furniture for a four-roo- m house at a big sacrifice. Call at 154 N. pLP! Fifth West wc Here's a Rare Is th ten Opportunity. ice. ten tat Provo Ice & Cold Storage Company Eat at Emils ill .1 baud. New. modern FOR RENT FOR RENT New 408 S. 2nd W. ; "Now, Up With Your Hands!" Keal Estate, Rooms, . ias-tx- jf 1 0 tA---. WIN. matches in the junior intermountain tourney were held yesterday on the Deseret gymnasium courts. In each case the came player through victorious. , Joe Logan, walked away from Heber Clegg in srraight sets. Lee Buttle, the Provo star, who holds the scholastic championship. lost only two games to H. Taylor. Cow-fey- I u t wag tttoditim ia tnr the first-roun- SUPERIOR MOTOR CO. ym caa GNfiiiM LAKE CITY, July 26. the heavy showers, 'the n 1! Am i i For seventeen holes at Inwood the two Bobbys fought on even terms. It was Jones wonderful 'hiidiron record on the eighteenth which carried the title to Dixie for the first time since the royal and ancient cron was borne over the seas by the first successful from the states. charge w V --rn-.il FOR SALE ar payable in advance ten cents a line (about six words) for the first day; five cents a line for each subsequent insertion of the same ad. Thirty cents the line for six issues daily and Sunday. Special rate by the month. .Telephone 95, or call at The Herald office. torn-t-r. tul " in 1916. Why! It's the Extraatten-tio- n you get without Extra Lt Drop them, or I! shoot something besides a lantern. It's a hair trigger I'm playing with." He heard both weapons fall to th- - floor. Merger cursing impotent- ly. but the Mexican silent. Kelleen . laughed. 'Kick them away from you ; that's right : Not bud fellows w hen properly handled, I see. Now up with joux hanu's, and back against the wall there.'' He could not see the fellows, not so much as an outline of them, yet knew they obeyed the order. It! was a bluff which worked because ' they half believel themselves sil- hnuetted against that distant erav "top J 1 ! SERVICE Well What Is It? tf tk.i ettrrk4y u t u ea Utn wtm111 that! j .1 mn The advantages in this encounter 9feH00VER as it Sweeps 1 m- -c kwijr sa a were altogether on his side. He knew them, where they were; they possessed no knowledge of bis ex- act position, who he was, or wheth-er they faced one opponent or a dozen. They had been taken completely by surprise, startled by the sudden attack, confused In ' the He had both of them darkness. absolutely at his mercy. The silence was intense after that first startled second. There was no movement, not even the The sound of breathing audible. two stood motionless, crouched back against the wall, peering Into the blackness from whence that tongue of flame had leaped Into their very faces, yet revealing norhinr. Thev conld neither think. nor act Who had fjredManuel Gomez J Some enemy who bad trapped them? Were they facing one man, or a dozen? Into what had they blindly walked? Confident of his own safety, realizing that he had the whip band, Kelleen smiled grimly, every nerve tense, his re--. volver poised. The situation pleased him. "Drop yonr guns, both of vou!": he commanded sternly. "Quick now I I've got you against the -nd It BEATS... t morse. hot-foote- 4 ey la 11ERALO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. All advertisement- - printed in these columns CoerW "E-ra- By RANDALL PARRiSH 4 5 24 5 9 1 I Desert 0 10 0 1 .j..,. ... 40 .......... 3 1 ...........35 4 J e 4 iR. Cowen, 2b Burton, p Totals - SI 11 THEHERAL DWAWT Gift of the 1 .......... Nephi e f1 "i.-'nlV;--,!- ,,00 Petty, m 'Grace, 3b Cowen, lb ,S. ' Lnndquist. cf 'Piper, 11 !Sperry, c jWinn, rf i .r Amo-4f- 1 14 NEPHt AaR.HPO.A- I . -r r- BEAUTIFY YOUR lawn Jecle fclar lat- :fe Jtrwt w- xiave your lawn mower sharpened by machinery by me ivtlAL lawn mower grinder. The scientific nractical aw metnod oi sharpening lawn mowers. Wei crind the dewrea clearance behind the cutting edge and a fine, sharp edsre is obtained, piaking mowing a pleasure msteaa oi a drudge,' " full Iwn , - REGULAR DINNER From 11:30 to 7:30 40e and SOc. SPECIAL STEAK, 75c SHORT ORDERS Half Block North of Fountain. ; Phone 8201 EMIL NELSON, Prop. Work Called for and Deliyered. IDEAL REPAIR SHOP 577 E. First South. Phone 51WJJ. iilei fho Iff h |