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Show THE HERALD, MONDAY, JULY Btooy rirkacriiecc a hlteoas nock-er- SO, 1923. y. TOOT JJ're 1 ; e k ... 4.r I 'S7 I 1 w w fJWWp except Saturday, and Published every week-daSunday morning, at The Herald Building. South First West street, Provo, Utah. Telephone 95. Dally and Sunday, TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION delivered by carrier, 40 cents a montn, or, $3.50 the year in advance; by mail. $3.50 a year; Sunday only. by wail. $1.00 the year, in advance.. ... .... .... :i'f. C. JtODGERS... ...EDITOR AXD PUBIJSHER . yt tt was forever la lecai; H left bar tb power of that brute. She shoddered at reeoUee-tlo- e of that scene la the reach house, the leerinc drunk ee taeea, Gift; of the Desert lecal, the sharp voice of Jede Garriry, the brutal grip with which Bob Meaftr held her, those hateful words which bound her to such at le shame And then the struMie to save herself: the houra j of torture waifinf for his coming, the broken door, the dutch ef bis hands, the hot, drunken breath on her face, the blow which set her free. Good G d! could this an be true! The fresh night air, tbt By RANDALL PARRISH escape through the black night, the roetlrx ith. DinleL Kelleeg. iTO BE CONTINUED.) neck to see, his craned Garriry both men so wild at the sudden discovery as to lose all thought of HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. All advertisements printed In these column en-spe- PRES1DEH D DDUUGHT E meet Peak etching the glow of j eastern colors attending the dawn 'of day and sun rise. A chilly wind ,interf erred considerably with a full appreciation of the wonderful panorama that spread out- before the hikers in the early morning glow; but regarless of the unpleasant j weather, the larger percentage of 'the hikers were thrilled with the - - I .. !,,, IV tlao ie JriEasL S. 5th University Ae apart-- ' and ments, furnished, with gas. 753 FREE paper. Rough .wraoplnc S. Univ. Ave. Phone 534. , mi . . . gooQ ior lining uuuuwso, ou vw FOR RENT Two furnished rooms newspapers. Herald office. tf for light housekeeping.. 55 W. . 2nd X. Phone on black band, FOUND Key can have same by calling Owner Drlck house, ;OR SALE at this office and paying for ad room for two buildings . FOR BUSINESS flEN large lut, 4th W. 1 and kalsominlng, FOUND Bunch of keys, near Orem interior and exterior painting. station, Thursday evening. Call A-- l House painting a specialty. Esti- at Herald office. 112 mates cheerfully given. Smith, sbbbbbbbbVEsbbVsbIBsbbbbbSBsbssbsbVbI W. 4th N. Phone 268-Ni. PAPERHANGING j . T- 2 POUNDSJpF ' 3poundsof sugar 4 ounces of Certo POUNDS OF JrH J Corporation n 24 Ctmnira Bldg., RochMter, N. Y. then discussed the ji) jus plant zones, of I'tah begin-ywith. the deserts of fhe south, Transistion zoiv follows the ' Sonoran. This zone is by the great yellow pine . e glory of the south, Dr. Cowles d it. a joking humor lir. Cowle- fested that .i'tah should extend orders to the north rim of the ( owlos - t Lig-get- t, ; char-1(rize- d with'--pearls,- (Surejell) No reason now her tongue to tell That sad old story "It did not jell" Her jam's now perfect jellv, too so should you ! She uses CERTO tf tf - ......... 18,'3 lbs. for 50' . .......... . . ................ 5 . 1UC Loose Cocoa, lb. :..v.,..,,.....15 ......... ......33 Prunes, 2 lbs. for. . ... ! Loose Oats, lb. 1. . i . . . . . i . . . Pinkeye Beans, 5 lbs. for . . . . . . fComb Honev. each t All Laundry Soaps, 10 bars for v. Laundry Soap by the case . . . .... ..... . . i ... . S',; 1, 3 for ...... . .. . 'Ten bread wrappers and 39 cents will buy a real p leather f ..45 40d 48d . . . . .$4.75 .15c. . . . . shopping bag. Come early. We have a large line of White DinnerAVear - ; ' Let us quote you prices. , , 1 572-X- j just in.- , Mr-25-- U sv.-v- an-iva- 785-R-- ' 782-J-- fl''Sm'S h0'5' s- ." t f f Co, Expert Car Washing Day or Night We Guarantee Satisfaction. Phone 279. Provo, Utah. Furniture Practically new furni- j DONNAN'S PLACE ture for a four-roo- m house at a big sacrifice. Call at 154 N. Fifth West. Here's a Rare Opportunity. 5 ricEi ' Yes, it is hot these days! 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. The price is right Economize by using ice. ' i r BEAUTIFY YOUR LAWN TTairk trAiii laTrm mflWCf sharpened by machinery by the IDEAL lawn mower grinder. The scientific rjractical method of sharnenine laWB mowers. We grind the iff sired clearance beruna u cutting edge and a fiDji sharp edge is obtained, making mowing a pleasure instead of a drudge. ; ', " Work Called for and ; i "s.-si- I Telluride Motor ' I ....... 1U lAJVUC XjitXU, 1U Polished at the 3 jyell-known PHONE 117. WE DELIVER I and Provo Do You Canyon Need Some Good tf tf T Have Your Car Washed , PRICES FOR WEEK ENDING AUGUST 4. . . . . .30c Large shipment of Hams at, lb. . . .30? UBreakfast Bacon, A-- l quality, lb. 25 i'tBreakfast Bacon Ends, choice, lb. 20? i Nice line of Cold Meats, lb. ; . . Corned Beef , per can . , . .. . . 23? ' 5 and 10c , j Deviled Meat, per can ! Order. f,-- Will or d Perry ! Falls Resort 691-kick, and kick hard." -"A three-hou- r delay in the mall . "rntehed rTZ rooms," is an Imposition on the iF0R J, of people Jy- I modern. 70 E. 2nd S. Provo whiVh m,Pht tn if possible," said Alex Hedquist, For Sale or Trade. president of the Hedquist Drug "We can at least make '! company. en effort to better conditions. The Buffet; reasonable. change is a disadvantage to Prove FOR SALE A-- l Phone 678-J- . and no longer we will be able to roou SALE dining brae; about our anions mn ( suite; reasonable. Phone 238. .; ice." It is my honest opinion that the ' maiu through traffic on the U. P. FOR SALE The Dudley wall safe win be routed via Provo shortly Furnished Bungalow , and i ior names, oiuruy couoirmui.iuu, after the beginning of the new installation, absolute protec- Board, $3 per day, $15 per easy year," said J. W. Thomas, freight tion, " "' ;. price low. Dealer or sales- week. agent of the Union Pacific system man wanted for Provo. Write F. J. in Provo. "The officials of the Parsons, 617 Newhoufce building, Tents with screen wire road have made a promise to your A-Salt Lake City. $5 to $7 per kitchenette, chamber of commerce committee week. that as soon as the heavier rails FOR SALE used gas Slightly have been laid here the change range, only $35.00. Terms. Utah Phor.e or Write. will be made. The work should Power & Light Co. have commenced far enough I beTROUT DINNERS lieve to make that change by the FOR SALE Dining table, baby's leather bed, rocker, nursing and first of the year. Until then we must be satisfied with conditions rocker, dresser. 234 E. 4th N. A-SPRING FRY DINNERS as they are." FOR SALE Pit bull terrier pup; OUR SPECIALTIES Airedale. 193 also - 338 WEST CENTER. CASH PRICES Upper 6 .Wrapped with every bottle . is a recipe booklet which tell the story. Douglas-Pc&i- ' FRUJT comfortable To rent furnished home from 4 to 6 rooms, by reliable business man. Family consl6tj of myself, wife, one son 10 years old. Permanent. Call WANTED CHICAGO, July 30. Twenty-sipersons were reported killed Sunday in railroad crossing accidents in various parts of the country. The 26 persons were killed and several others injured in five differ ent accidents, a train striking an automobile In each instance. One Pennsylvania railroad train struck two automobiles within a few hours, four being killed in the j first crash and nine in the second. The first accident occurred at Highland. 111., where an automobile Look There!" He Cried Excitedly. apparently foecame stalled on the tracks as the speeding passenger ness, dragged himself over the bar- train approached. rier. He had lost all reason, all A few hours later the same train, fear; with a umd'cry lie gathered up into his arms all that lie could hurrying to make up for lost time, clialiced struck another automobile at grasp gohlen goblet,-- a 'great silver.- link glitter-lug, Ind., eight miles from Terr" a jewel.M lioiiice Haute,, nine- persyns being killed,, like a the driver apparently having made blazing in the' tieiid as lie liui.'ed- thwu .ci"sc, then an attojrmt to cross the tracks be W. 1st N. ihl (''.is.Vx a stagiiered on in .1 fore the train reached him.' iif oaths String breaking ip'in his At Iron .Mountain, Mo , a Missouri MENA TROPE Sniiu'tliiiiir trip..-.hiia aiid lips. FOR SALE Player piano and china an he J'eM, li.s ::rii Mnisi; liliiii'l!.v out; Pacific express '.train Phone closet at a sacrifice. from (Continued liam! strti.-Page One.) tin' lantern automobile, and killed four: persons 398-Jy-3- 1 ilin-ifron.Me::',r's ghisn. from it; returning Sunday school. still blazi::. a l.alf .:..;. :i From Now York came a report of floor of the building. a w ay. A n i list :uu t h:c: e w.i s si te'i five killed, including William I. The entire second floor will be Farms and Gardens. ; a mere :gU, ulhi-ijmt " manufacturer, occupied by an auditorium', capable along the" tlo'T as tiioiidt nii W.trtVil Gottlieb; when a Long Island passenger of seating about 300 people. The FOR SALE Pedigreed White Giant of poufr-- - thoii a ghii-i- ' ami roar, a blast of llaiue, a report,-aA-- 5 if a train struck the automobile in stage of the auditorium, according rabbits. 929 W. 1st N. thousand cannoii lutd explod. J ; and which they were riding. to Mr. Ashworth, will have elec-utter darkness. The fifth accident was reported trieal equipments of the very latest FOR SALE Hay. Phone from Wadesboro, N. C, where a designs and will be the last word in CHAPTER XVII Seaboard train struck an automo- - stage equipment. A kitchen will FOR SALE Red Astrachan apples. bile, killing one and seriously injur- - .also be located on the second floor.! The Finding of Gomez. two "as others. mg soon "Just as the building HP HE Kule iquad of cavalry ., eG'roneman; A.S A moved up the creek bottom with ai tasiieion corners, i., one- completed we will conduct a isjG much caution. The rangy young was Kinea anu anoiner seriously in- aergarten there," said the Rev. GRANDVIEW RABBITRY O. P. lieutenant, exercising his first Inde- jured when their automobile was Charles McCoard of the Community Weeter, proprietor, breeder of a j church, pendent command, was determined struck by freight train. today. "Miss Mary Muir- - heavy weight Flemish Giants and to neglect no precautions. tnead, who conducted the kindergar golden certificate Ner Zealand Deborah begged for haste, but ten here so successfully lasf year, Reds. R. F. D. No. 2, Boi 210-the officer remained adamant, and, will be back again ready to open PITCHFORK SAVES MAN. at last In despair, utterly wearied, the kindergarten at the opening of her mind In a chaos, she rode on niy tne timeiy school., UnUl the comnlPtfnn nf th HtBtK, ju;y listlessly beside him. Kelleen must l of, a member of his family new nan we mient conduct th FOR 8ALE Apricots. Phone be dead; she dare not even dream Jy-3anything else. She had heard the armed with a pitchfork prevented kindergarten either in the Procter an seen bull to Infuriated from burst the of flame, caught shot, goring building or in the Community sight of his toppling body lunging death Arthur Berkman, Daniels church. FOR SALE Cucumbers. Phone over the edge of the cliff. The men rwar(i stockman and scho'ol teacher. A-'' Mr- "It will be our effort to make a rkman was in the corral hi? had kUled: and gone awav satisfie- d- when the animal became suddenly regular community center of .the AutomobQes Bob Meager and the Mexican. She '.maddened and knocked him down Mena Trope hall and to stage sev efal dramatic him in the leg. Mr, Berkman shivered at the memory of them, goring plays during the com- WELL DRILLING We have maHer husband: that, murderer her managed to get up and was in a ing season. The stage, will be chine in Provo and can drive husband: He could claim her, 'corner fighting for his lire with a equipped aa well as any in the your flowing well at best possible would claim her If he lived; legaUy milk stool for a weapon when his state and should give good satlsfac , price. Guaranteed work. Phone she belonr '.i him,. tion." cries brought help. " 0 ',''-.jH. C. Comer, Lehl 135J-2- . ' i ECONOMY SHOE SHOP 403 W. Center St., Provo. Shoes Also Made to tf I x Beforerou throw your old shoes away, see me. They don't need muster-ole- , plaster or pills only good workmanship to cure all their ills. i . IN RAIL WRECKS tf vertisement 187 N. ; 1 MINUTE'S BOILING 1 j I I PARLEY HAFEN Phone 298-J- . 56 S. Sixth E., Provo, Utah. 2 '208-W- m' Use the short s for making jam and jelly with Berries, Cherries, Peaches ana other fruits in season. You will find they are the best jams and jellies you ever tasted. Certo is sold by grocers everywhere or sent postpaid for 35 cents. RENT T 1 Certo-Ptoccs- SPECIALIST New floors laid and old ones reiiniaried with Electric Machines - ; Fresh Fruits are. Plentiful HARDWOOD FLOOR t 'e DIE ( WE LOAN our own money op new FOR WIRING and electrical repair homes and farm property. Rate or 461-J- . work, phone 155-- J 7 per cent. No commissions. No Leavitt Guyman. TntArmmintain Life Insur-- i Holnva ance Co., Boston Bldg., Salt Lake GO to the Po(k's Store tor food City, Utah. aualitv and low prices. 113 N ... 26 PERSONS A-- l y . WELOIMG MONEY TO LOAN on both city and H. M. AVERS welding and cutting. farm property, at 7 per cent; bo We weld anything made of metal waiting your turn. See Provo Concla servsolidated Real Estate Co. Phone I Work guaranteed. First tt ice. 42 N. 4th W. Phone 68W. Double 8. y now an exact gciencc PICOTING HEMSTITCHING 230 W. Center. Work done right BUILDING AND LOAN lira. A. F. Ritchie. makes easy installments loan. No waltlnx (or your turn. 8ee Provo LOST A Lamar pattern lady's msolidated Real Estate Co wrist watch, between mouth of FOR RENT Two furnished rooms Provo canyon and University Ave. for housekeeping; modern. 190 Return to 658 N. UnlT. Ae, Jy-3-0 - Jam &jelly Mddn : Note, Women and tt .JT-K WESTERN d hern the deserts. I ' botanists love the plants which 1p a desperate truggle for exist- i. We look at a plant grown In yiap of luxury once and then on to bow in reverence before e hoary struggling pine on a , of Timpanogos. 'ear St. George and Hurricane i "have a very interesting desert. f.ttle farther north we have the ver desert, known as the upper Dran desert, or sage brush rt. Cedars and nut pines are t first tres T admire thnso til- II ll If I tants of the pygmle forest, be- to learn under grow they Ij'ii.se j :J adverse circumstances. The mg of these trees Is Interest- r i because the spacing represents I amount of land that has been ;mpted by each tree, and this e of circular land represents i. claimed bv t amount of water Inquire Star Garage. . FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms, modern. Reasonable price. 659 N. by I Jy-S- l o pow-dere- ... Tsyi 1 IMPAHQGQS f m $363. mouth. w Arl-zon- a : per T81-R- apart- five-roo- 110 Bros. Co. Miscellaneous Wants. ments; new gas stove, new kitchenette, sinks, adjoining bath, STOLEN Iver Johnson bicycle toilet; hot and cold water all In front of Provo Paint rack from This winter. in steam heat hours; Glass Co, carrying Provo City 4 is entire second floor of Hungerand manufacturer's ford Hall, Springville; brick build license No. 178 353114. Anyone return- No. and'license -.- lislieht fi.in.h nintv . r . " ,uB, D.l.t M. Glass air; just right for of 15. reward families. One block from high Co. will receiva two school. $50 for tha apartments with little extra charge for steam RUGS CLEANED With electric heat in winter. Lights furnished carpet washer, colors restored; A-free. Call 98, SprtngvUle. work guaranteed. Phone 442-house. FOR RENT New fiTe-rooA-- l 408 S. 2nd W. eTerytliiDg else. Even Kelleen, reTtin TWlw HsrsM waa entered i aernnd flSS mail matter June 6, volver in hand, and fully awake to the danger of his position, pushed (Continued from Page One.) and The Sunday Herald was entered as second class mail matter forward far enough to gIn a par- March 3, of Act the y $. 1923 at thp postoffice, Provo, Utah, under rt tr. riJmh over.' but the ludee 'our days and possibly ten days stood motionless, breathing hard, the length of time depending entire- ,v j .v. v.j - Colt,. iSf, fife how rapidly Mr. H.rdihg;; .".f ine iieraua, ouiy uauy newspaper ui iuii Poa .. . -j & his strength. Whenever his to witness the dawn of day from a member of the N. E. A. Service, and of the International News room, crobably originally a cavern regains rvlce. formed by water, but enlarged by physicians consider that he is "the top of the world." The chilly wtad made it Imposthe efforts of men. The whole strong enough to undertake the apartment might have measured long, tedious railroad journey sible for the party to remain on grand canyon some day when is not looking, because Utah fifteen by ten feet, barely high across the hot deserts and plains the top of Timpanogos long enough enough to stand erect In, the walls of the wegt middle west the to get thoroughly warmed and lUo then would be a perfect state. "It varicolored and sparkling In the ' start for the anj White House will be to give the sun a chance to soften At lantern. is now only about 99 and some odd rays of the uplifted event the Panama the snow on the famous glacier the farther extremity lay a pile of made. In any Porto Rico, the Virgin Isl- slide. Not appreciating the differd canal, per cent perfect," the. plant expert debris, scattered rock, and declared. stone, as though resting just ands and other places which Mr. ence between sliding the hard froz as fell after an explosion, the en glacier In the early morning and acthey The Alpine suntmer schools, entire end almost totally covered. August are now forgotten. an easy slide In the aftertaking In located Dr. is to Cowles, cording Protruding from this pile, clearly The decision to abandon the trip noon when the snow Is soft, many the Canadian done, characterized revealed, now that Meager had was reached shortly before mid- of the hikers who had taken the by the aspen and some of the found footing Inside, and held the night at a conference between Mr. glacier slide before made the misbiasing wick higher, was the White, conifers. of the Inter! 1 take of trying the slide. The glacHarding, Secretary his a of man, skeleton Above the camp on the trail to ghastly bones still covered with bits of rag- Work, Doctors Boone and Sawyer ier was like si frozen wash-boarthe top of ML Timpanogos one ged cloth. Caught by a falling rock, and Secretary George B. Christian, and several of the party were con passes through the Hudsonlan zone he had .been pinned there helpless Jr. Dr. Sawyer was strongly op. siderably shaken up and a few In which the flora characteristic of until he died. posed to any thought of continuing bruised as a result of the adven- The three men scarcely saw all the the Hudson Bay region may be ne wag supported oy ture. for a there. Mrs. trip, and found. And then, on the top of this, or gave It thought and the others. Harding Before noon Sunday the "moonabout all Timpanogos may be found the truly Immediately In front, and While it Is evident that the physi- shiners" had returned to Aspen In SUMMER LLPINE scattered 8CHOOL, them, unarranged, of to that Alpine flora comparable heaps, lying where they had been cians entertain some fears concern Grove. Among the bikers were v SO. Before I came to Utah- - northern Canada and Alaska. tae presidents nean condition, Mr. Cornell, State Editor of the thrown carelessly over that outer "The people of Utah are fortu- barrier of rock, rested the miscel- ing Henry C. Cowles of the Untverhis extreme Deseret News Dr W H. Hopkins, was nevertheless it "belaneous spoils of a thousand rob- weakness wnicn was me pnncipii note(i ot Chicago, said Saturday in nate," Dr. Cowles declared, globe-trotte-r and scenic cause by traveling a few miles up beries, the sack of churches and reason for the drastic change In I photographer, A. P. Merrill, mana-plan- s ech before 4the summer school women's from torn Jewels all the towns; find Timpanogos they may here. The president Is very lger ot the utah Power and Light jdents, "I knew1 a great deal various plant and life that they hands, stiver and gold, rich booty :.A ilia niits!i(nnn AiA nr company of i Ogden, Dr. M. C. Mer- ut the vegetation of Utah, but would find If they traveled to the of crime from midnight raids, and uc" ,Ql.8UC rm or tne Brighani Young Unlver- " of hidden the citiesthe burning North Pole." h day I spend here I know less. could be remedied by a trlp;sity and other prominent citizens' of In conclusion Dr. Cowles read an treasures of old Manuel Gomez. It was unbelievable, staggering. What through the tropics - In August, state. :!; ant to talk on the vegetation of These youn" people at while poem composed suffering, what death, what cruelty cooped up in a none too cammad- - were unanimous In pronouncine the lih before I know nothing at all i original He summer said school. the Alpine and torture dld these things plc - !,ol!3 aval transport. moon-lieh- t Ik 'Ut it." hike f the Mt. it expressed his own as well as the ture! And wealth wealth! Who It was recalled today that the e&t experiences of their lives, :f )r. Cowles began his remarks In sentiments of the group of Chi- could even calculate Its value! i , b humorous manner on account Ttlnul.Bta Inarl tho physicians around Woodrow Wilson prlmo.crnltiin cago students. Mr. Wilson had the fact that he has found so fruits, of fifty years of outlawry, often said that if i by surprises in plant relation- - WATERWAY here was gathered, in one vasti"esed up" at a certarn time in h!vj PROJECT heap,1 wealth to make the mind of1 strenuous travelling and workin?-p since became Into this state. IS AGAIN DISCUSSED man helpless to grasp Its value. he probably would have been a well OJtah is 6neyf the best three ! fran-his man today. As it was he fefused'to digging lingers Garrlty, m (Continued from Page One.) tes oi me union wnicn to International News Service. ,fii i tlcally Into the stone, unconscious gacken the pace and his .historic 30. dy plant relations. The other are Rumors MOSCOW, July hU e,);e?,blttzin,g! which oodly enough .'rl i are California, especially rich current that the government is 0f,.u'hat.,!!?e what we think about it." with sudden, uncontrollable mad-- breakdown, occurred during a swln? througn on account of its taking up again the old idea of i i J. W. Farrer,. of Farrer Ercs., is vegtatlon followed. With 'the west, speedily washed my the ocean on one providing water connection beof a similar opinion and thinks jijag the tragic Wilson example before that the i I B and rich in high mountains on tween Petrograd and the Caspian business men ought not . : :r ' i .them, the physicians around Mr. to stand hv tha iff oilier, ana Arizona, a StateJ -U cmn via tho T?ivr Vnlpn for the delay in the mail. ' O to Harding quickly decided t take) A protest should be rich in vegetation. These cleansing and modernization of the made, he said. no chances. One of them privately pr are esneclallv Interest in? be- - canal system. "By all means we ought to hang of abandonment the characterized se In tbem can be found the on to' the of the state The the trip and the return to the cap- we have transportation facilities ; etation from the tropical deserts bank is proposed. and not permit anyone to ital as an abundance of precaution. the south to the Alaskan rela- curtail us in that direction," said - ships on the tops of their high L. A. Culbertson of the Wood attains. Clifton company, 'If the railroad .Ve'II start with the deserts of is trying to slight us we ought to love I'tah. r To FOR RENT Special offer to muik New-nia- no, LOST Between fi. P. d. Ko."T Box 20. and 7th N. on tth lady's brown leather purse taining about $150 in currency taj FOR SALE Two second hand tour- cuecu, ivonaru. . raone ing cars, good condition, cheap. Real EsUte, Rooms, Board. - TOU SALE students: down, and payable in advanceten cent 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 sue issues daily and Sunday. Special rate by the month. Telephone 95, or call at The Herald office. (Continued from Page One.) 1 i ar Provo Ice & Cold Storage Company Delivered. IDEAL REPAIR SHOP 577 E. First South. Phone 511-N- J. |