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' and waa gratioptimistic obviously medal of the congressional "Happily, however, the lung bolder (Coo tinned from Pace One.) fied by the president's condition. counted npo to put up a great usually Is capable of resisting dis- - of honor won as chief surgeon ot "I am glad to be able to anthe famous marine brigade at Cha- nounce," said. Dr. Sawyer, "that fight against the advances of in- ease." flammation ot the lungs. However, It was a quiet but nevertheles? teau Thierry, was on duty in the the president has bad. compart, the beet Bight nattense case, this night around the president's presidential siute all night During tively speaking,restful tJBjtt present great be has most and the ttr4reservoir of strength has been quarters in the Palace hotel The the early hours of the morning, the bflfl since his illness. sight was of infection a eon-lung development Boone j prcgwent .lept nd Dr. subjected to constant drainage by .' This augur well severe blow to the physicians. nlmgei( jth regular noise- Unte, the exertion of travelling and speak- wno naa been "I believe that conditions warnopeiui inat in it less Inspections to make sure of rant my saying that apparently we ing for forty days and nights, by complication would not be added to the oatient's continued rest He have reached slightly clearer sailthe digestive disturbance which their other enemies of weakness. found considerable satisfaction. . j ing." formed the starting point in his heart strain and digestive dis in the presidents sleephowever, Dr. Sawyer asked to be excused serious illness, and by the strain orders, j V nppa bis heart that was comment- - Mrs. Harding was about the i ing.There is no nresent Intention of from answering any questions ot ' a technical nature. , upon in the last bulletins Is-- president s room until after mid- moTing the president from bis pres. 'A sued The more technical developments own by his physicians. she Then retired her to night t ou,rterm palace hotel of the president's condition, be "In the president's condition room to obtain sleep. Her cheerful J even snouia u oe touna necesBrj said, would be dealt with later in thing can happen," said Dr. Chas. demeanor and unfailing optimism to operate. The quarters hsve been the official medical bulletin promE. Sawyer, chief ot the attending did much to relieve the obvious fitted up in such a manner that Dr. ised for shortly before e o'clock physicians. concern of the physicians after the Sawyer considers them equal to the the laboratory tests and Tbe president's resistance Is discovery made on the y plates. facilities that could be obtained I when consultations will hsve reached 1! low. Ha has emended his natural Her confidence in 'the president s in a hospital. Every hospital and such a stage as to permit of more physician in San Francisco have detailed and specific Information. Beautiful .placed their equipment and facill-- -j ce eight-pi- e ties at the disposal or ue pnysicians attending Mr. Harding, and set consistDr. Sawyer is satisfied with the ar-- j PRQVO was When you think of good flour, think of Skaggs. He as exist they rangemenU ing of large Our largo purchases and quick sales of the choicest complimentary conparticularly facilities the laboratory flour obtainable assures our customers of fresh, clean cerning buffet, obSTARS WINNERS here, which be described as among flour at the lowest prices possible. Try a sack of our the "best in the world. table Gold Seal Old WheiH Flour tomorrow. long All nlans for returning the pres and six sturident to Washington are being neia (Special to The Herald) in abeyance in view of the develop-- i SALT LAKE CITY, July 31. dy slip seat ment of the pneumonic condition Three Provo tennis stars triumphde1 to this of" the patient. Prior . . . ed Monday at the opening of the chairs upthe expectation had pre- itnermoustain tenuis tournament velopment, 1 Sliced . vailed that in possibly a week, cer- Fred Dixon, the state champion,. holstered in tainly not longer than two weeks, Hunter Manson and John S. . brown would see the president's spent Smith went through with,, their) strength sufficiently built up for matches in splendid style and , him to withstand the railroad Jour- demonstrated that they will be lbs. , . . . ney to the capital Early this morn-in- among the chief cotnenders for the Wash to return i however, the. lntermountain honors. Choice lbs, J. William Knight won one ington loomed far distant, unless there should be a sudden subsiding match and lost one, while W. Les-te- r of the lung inflammation Mangum lost his match. The physicians are counting as Fred Dixon defeated Bob Nevlns BUTTER Skaggs Fresh MASON The their ablest ally today, the presi The state champion had Creamery, strong shoulder. his i towards attitude mental I dent's bis own way and had everything 1 doz. Pint. own case. Mr. Harding is not tak- an easy time defeating bis oppoMasorl Jars ing his Illness particularly seriously nent. 2 lbs. even though he is proving a docile By clever placements and net 1 dozen Quart for ., and is amenable to every play in the first and third sets, patient Mason Jars . . decision ot the doctors. He told Hunter Manson succeeded in deMILK Tall cans them Jocularly last night that he feating "Lefty" Blake Thomas of 1 doz. Half-Ga- l. for "fire the whole bunch of Salt Lake City in a bang-u- p game. might AIJ" " Mason Jars 4.'Small cans them when they got through with The result of the three sets were home The him." and 1 doz. Mason for This sort of a mental attitude inJohn Smith defeated J. Will . .. . . . Caps and of dicating that Mr. Harding's spirits Knight, P C K L E S 26-o-z. jar have not been affected by his physiFred Dixon this afternoon will Sour Gherkins or 00 1 doz. Economy cal aliment will, his physicians be meet O. Fred Jensen who defeated U Sour Mix .'. . . Caps .. . W. Lester Mangum, Monday, lieve, go a long way towards the president's admitted and 26-o-z. Sweet Mixed, jar HEAVY JAR RUBBERS Universal Paul Hunter Manson meets handicap in the way of actual physiSweet Gherkins, 12 doz. Heavy cal condition. afternoon. this Parkins . . for The president's whole demeanor, Jar Rubbers to those who have visitaccording PIERCE'S PORK AND ed the sick room, is that of supreme 6 doz. Heavy BEANS Large condifence in his own ability to Jar Rubbers cans, 2 for . . . . . . . throw "off the disease. The particular kind of pneumonia 'Medium cans, 1 doz. Heavy from which the presidents sufferFRENCH REPLY scrutiny. It suggests that war 2 for Jar Rubbers a as ing is known debts be discussed along with differentiated from as Small cans, Parowax, of seriousness International News Service. In point reparations, iltaly is understood . . . 3' for . pkg. there is little difference in the two: LONDON, July 31. Pessimism to favor many of the British types. HERRING Large pervaded official circles today CORN FLAKES Brigadier General Sawyer, Pres- when the cabinet met to discuss oval cans, 2 for. . . ident Harding's personal physician, the French and Belgian replies to large pkg. MURDER TRIAL. announced at 8 a. m., Pacific time, the Britisli reparations note. AlSALMON Two very fine POST TOASTIES President Harding is though no statement was issued, it that today values in salmon. 15 c showing Improvement was obvious that the French note International News Service. large pkg. Tall can Alaska Red 00 was the best so far," was a bitter disappointment to LOS ANGELES, July "Last night w Salmon for the prosecution makes a surprise the physician said as he came from Premier Baldwin. SHREDDED WHEAT "The more and calls a "mystery -- wit. room. was sick understood president the Baldwin Premier 2 Med. can Red packages Large six hours." not mentioned so far in the of about a discontinuance to ness," favor reparaslept for .. . . .". . . Salmon, for . . , It was the second visit Dr. Saw-- tjons negotiations with France and casethe preliminary hearing of yer had paid the president during Belgium and the making of an in- - Mrs. Walburga Oesterreich, charged the early morning flours and ha-- ; dependent British reply to the Ger- - with the murder of her husband, was manifestly pleased. Fred Oesterreich, wealthy Milwauman reparations note of Juno 7, President Harding showed markelement in the kee clothing manufacturer, will The ed improvement this morning after cabinet is strong and is attempting end today. Those close to the case the most restful night he has had to force a continuance of the diplo- - expressed belief that the young widow may know by late today since his illness began four days matic conversations, ago. The Italian reply to the British whether or not she must stand Dr. Charles E. Sawyer, his chief j reparations onte also is under trial in superior court. The last witness to be called by the prosecution was Detective Herman Cline, who bacovered the circumstantial evidence against .Mrs. Oesterreich several months after the slaying, which, resulted in her arrest. Ciine's testimony was the introduction of Information he had received from the Milwaukee po lice to the effect that ten years ago I'! if she ran away for three days and heat-trudg- ing was found in company with a man named Otto. As a result ot th.s escapade, according to information Cllne offered as coming from tse Mrs. authorities, Milwaukee Oesterreich went before an attorney and deeded what property she had in hername to her husband. This testimony of Ciine's was offered by the prosecution as indication of a probable motive for tha slaying. (Gas PROVO ICOECIO, SPANISH FORK 3 KILLED, 3 INJURED. International News Servioe, BERLIN, July 31. Thirty per sons were killed and many injured when a express is wrecked near Kreiensen to Berlin-Frankfu- - ft m m mrTw Ja7IK5A3rJ-in- n ii i Wit rt day,'. NEGRO LYNCHED. International News Service. YAZOO CITY, Miss., July 31 After burning one negro to death. a mob of more than 100 men today was scoring the woods near here for another who is believed doomed to a similar fate according to re ports reaching here. The men are an axe charged with attacking with Mrs. William Russell, " wife of a prominent plantei Will Menifee was burned . to death. Alaska want's to be a state, but doesn't owe enough money yet. FRESH FRUIT Oranges, doz Large . Sunkist dozen FRESH VEGETABLES .40 Large Cucumbers, two for 5 Utah Tomatoes,' lb .'.15 Bunch Beets, Carrots and Lemons, ........480 . . . . Bananas, lb. 14 Utah Peaches, Apricots and Cherries rt?!leach'-''- '. . . A$ Beans, 4 lbs ;' CALUMET ' BAKING POWDER 4- - "Girl of Nineteen Gone" headline. That's too many's girl, with airplanes, much to the surprise of the boll weevils. SHERIFF'S 8ALE. V z. can , . . . . ... ... can . . . . .... .30 can .. . . . . 64 2 lr2-l- b. 5- - lb. can .. . . . . . . . SOAPS Peet .9J oz. 16-o- ' $1.10 Washinr Machinc Soap, large pkg.. . Zl Ivory Soap Flakes. .10 10 bars Palmolive. .75c 10 bars Creme Oil. ; 65 10 bars Oasis Palm . . 49 ' In the Fourth Judicial District Court of the State of Utah, in and for Utah County. Payson Exchange Savings Bank, a corporation, plain tiff, vs. Alice W. Hone, defendant To be sold at sheriff's sale on the 1st day of August, A. D. 1923, at the front door of the court house in Provo City, Utah, at the hour of II o'clock a. m., all the right, title, claim and Interest of the above named defendants, of, in and to the following described real estate In Utah county, Utah, -"Beginning 5 chains north ot the southwest-oornof the northwest quarter of section 25. township 8 south, range 1 east ot the Salt Lake Meridian, thence north 9.25 chains, thence east 40 chains, thence south 9.25 chains, thence west 40 chains to place of begin nine, containing an area of 37 acres. Purchase price payable in law tul money of the United States. Dated this 10th day of July, M. J. B. COFFEE Mb can 44; 3-l- b 23 $1.25 FOLGER'S COFFEE Mb 450 ; 2 $1.08 , . .. UPTON TEA , nt , o ,L Tree Tea, green or black, per pkg. .37 ........ MEATS 3 to-wi-t: lbs-- Boiling Beef 25c . er International Nws Service. PUEBLO, Colo., July 31. When his automobile stalled directly in the path ot Denver & Rio Grande Western passenger tain number 2 between Canyn City and Florence, west of this city, J. B. McDonough was probably fatally injured; his wife, Mts. J. B. McDonough, and daughter Julia, 17, were instantly killed, and Dorothy Brown, aggi four, so badly hurt that she fied 1923. three hours later at a hospital, J. D. BOYD, Jackie McDonough, a son, aged 6, Sheriff ot Utah County, Utah. and Mary, 19, are suffering from By D. R, EUertson, Deputy. critical injuries and are not ex- HATCH PORTER, pected to live. for Plaintiff. .Attorneys The automobile was carried a (First publication July 10, last distance of 1,800 feet by the fast 'publication July 31, 1923.) moving passenger train.' Pot Roast Beef, lb. Pork Roast, lb. ....... .....100 ............ ........... 15d Sausage or Hamburger, fresh ground. ... . .250 2 lbs. Wienies, Frank, Bologna. . . . . ... . ; . . . . .. .350 Boiled Ham, Dried Beef, lb . . . , . , . . 00 2 lbs. ...... ' Cooked Corned eef, lb,f , :. . . ', . .C . . ... .350 Standard Market WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW i |
