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Show a- - . u OA AA WOC - and Professional x CHARLES IT 1 i lT Director of choruses, band ' u entered as second class mail matter June 6, Daily Herald and The Sunday Herald was entered as second class mall matter of March 3, May 9, 1.9;2,'at the postoifice. Provo. Utah, under the Act the ABE W. TURNER Exclusive Agents. - , Phone j tn'i The Herald, only daily newspaper in Utah south oi Salt Lake City, is a nlember of the N. E. A. Service, and of the International News . to .A - w , Cjf: 1879.:: Miv 7v SMOOT & SPAFFORD sta ' V):jJ )mmm - TAl'nUrASoN 1. ( j FOUND fTWECS cm l X. 1 1 Room 7, Knight Bldg., Provo, Service. 661-- Utah. LASTS LOXGEr .EDITOR AND PUBLISHER E. C. RODGERS. T-T- -S w GIVES MORE HEAT , 1911, Attorney-at-La- " , Apply for Terms. 06 W. Center. Phone 899. ' Front the Sprint Canyon District, on Your Next Order. IT BURNS BETTER 4 Published ete'ry weekday except Saturday, First South Herald Building, Th at Sunday mornln, West street, Provo, Utah. Telephone 95. Daily and Sunday, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION delivered by carrier, 4G cents a month, or $3.60 the year in advance by mail. $3.50 a year; 8unday only, by mail. $1.00 the year, In advance.. md orchestra. Instruction a violin, cornet, vocal and iano. STANDARD COAL : ft tfrtft. t Music Studio ; -' ' 1 J. EN GAR m "' 7i l rr- o. -- J Vou ' Salt Lake. Utah. . coast PUwtth 8 Jk W . 1 7 If We Reclaim Utah? Shall BAKER & BAKER Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law- . - I 1 Tl S STANDARD COAL CO. 1 Recently Mr. Miles Cannon, a member of ?the Central National Reclamation committee from Washington, D. C, was in our midst. After inspecting the Strawberry project PROVO, UTAH, and attending to his business in this county he was piloted over part of the Utah lake project in Utah and Salt Lake counties by Utah's foremost reclamation and irrigation ex- VETERINARIAN pert, Mr. Jas. R. Murdock. After Mr- Cannon had made a hurried examination of the project ; had seen the wasting land3 on one side and DR. ARTHUR VANCE water, the flooded and water-logge- d the scorched and burning lands on the other; the whole project amounting to upward of 200,00 acres literally plead156 W. 3rd N. Phone 681-Ning for reclamation, he said, "This is the best reclamation project in the United States." Too often reclamation- - schemes are iar removea irom district convention' to be held at Savings Bank, a corporation, lots, (which point of be g DR. II. F. CANNON settled sections. These lands are all 'oc.iled in the very heart Twin Falls, Idaho, 23rd and tiff, vs. Charles A. Tietjen, Hen- ginning is 46 feet, more or less, August with homes and schools and busi- 24th. of our densest rietta A. Tietjen, his wife; Jesse west from the southeast corner of Scientific Eyesight Specialist ness institutionspopulation, and public highways already established. John P. Mendenhall gave a re. jE. Tietjen and Ina J. E. Tietjen, said lot 2), thence north 100 feet, Steam railroads traverse the district from north and south port for the Utah Lake project com his wife, defendants. Over Irvine's Store. thence west 40 feet, thence south and east and west. An interurban railroad system reaches mittee and Seymour Mendenhall in To De 80,(i at sheriff's sale on 100 feet, thence east 40 feet to Phone 655. Provo, Utah. the villages and hamlets and passes by the farmers' doors. the absence of John C. Childs re- - the 20th day of August, A. D. 1923, the place of beginning, together The whole section is surrounded with mineal wealth, with ported the Hobble Creek canyon at the front door of the court with the building situate thereon. house in Provo City, Utah, at the Purchase price payable la lawhu ere. mills and smelters nourine forth streams of metal. A road project. . After the luncheon M. E. Crandall hour of 11 o'clock a. m., all the ful money of the United Sattes. subvarious construction and now is under steel great plant Jr., carried on a rehearsal of the right, title, claim and interest of Dated this 27th day of July, a ova nlarmSrifr oarlv rnnetrnf inn cirliovtr nl'-PROVO TYPEWRITER to be pulled off at the dis- - the ,i!Rtunt defendants, of, in 1923. ; -j ah , , , .tt.ll llieSC UCClUUlIlCUl,a WIIU lUWOIU fcicailj lliucoocu onnvontinn and to the following described real J. D. BOYD, .uiieuuuu. -- ;i: ii1'"EXCHANGE e u .1 i.4. iucmarm.i luiereiore 10 ueuer auuj uush mamci estate in Utah county, Utah, of Utah County, Utah. Sheriff population Geo. E. Brattan, Manager. ties. By D. R. Ellertson, Doputy Sheriff. TWO ARE IN HOSPITAL. Typewriters Repaired, Bought All these conditions concentrated in a single area and at a point 2 feet HATCH & PORTER, Commencing and Sold. Repairing a Spec- the cost of reclamation of these lands well within the limit Mrs. Breal Ellertson, Payson, west of the southwest comer of Attorneys for Plaintiff, an operation Tuesday at the store ialty. All Work Guaranteed. of economic development made our visiting friend Mr. Can- underwent building of the grantee j (First publication July 27; last Aird the Drs. W. Aird situate in the southeast corner of hospital. 207-Phone publication Aug. 17, 1923.) non ask, "Has any government reclamation man ever been and L. D. Stewart were J. the attendshown this great project?" His guide simply replied, "I do ing physicians. rot know; I have been too busy building canals." An operation was also performed PHONE IN YOUR :Saai3:inH:si:SnnH:jS:S:ffl It appears that the time is now ripe for all factions, by Drs. J. W. Aird and John TJ and Anderson on c. f. Alien of Springcommunities and individuals to lay aside controversy S differences and bend all energy and effort to unitedly put ville. Both acare patients doing well, this splendid project over while the heads of the reclamation service are in the proper turn of mind and federal money cording, to reports from the hos' pital. can be made available. "This is the place,'' and now is the time to accomplish You Can Depend on Our Answer. ASSESSMENT this long desired result-Le- t NOTICE. us abolish this most prodigal waste in our state. Syndicate Mining and Milling Com pany. ' Principal Place Of Busl Let us cheerfully join with those who would help us and convert water-logge- d and submerged lands and parched and nese, Provo, Utah. giyen that at a barren wastes into fruitful fields. This will greatly increase Notice ofIs hereby board of directors the meeting our facilities and our wealth and will make pleasant homes of the and MillSyndicate for many thousands of families who are eagerly looking for ing company, held Mining on the 17th day of July, 1923, an assessment (No. just such opportunities as will be afforded. 208 W. Center St. Louis Kelsch, Mgr. 17) of $1.60 per thousand was If your wife can't cook were susceptable. Over levied the upon cap! outstanding don't divorce We Are As Close to You as Your Telephone. herlsj plates were set for members and tal stock of the corporation, paya No. 674. Keep her for a pet, and HI ble to P. E. Houtz,! immediately their ladies. Harold Christenson, jii Provo. eat at the old Utah. Any manager' of the Sprlngville City secretary, Collections and Adjustments Everywhere. j - I l ivHv .rV V plain-buildin- g ..! ,- above-name- d ; j to-w- ' - j j . 0 -- , Quality Shoe Rebuilders sixty-seve- n Greer Cafe ! W. L. NANCE, Prop. 1 loving We move Furniture, Haul In drug, acted at toastmaster. order to insure an lioueot deal to all, Mrs. M. W. Bird was selected touraw uje numDers out lor tne attendance prize. C. R. Jones was the lucky man and the prize awarded was a lady's vanity box given by the Sprlngville Drug. -Clifford Cavines of Denver Colo rado an entertainer, gave two han- jo selections. j Richard Condie's application for membership in the club was hearti approved and he will become a jly SPRLNGVILLE, Aug. 15 member at the next meeting. 'A merry heart doeth good like a J. E. Bird was elected treasurer litaicine," and those who attendelj of the club to fill the vacancy the Kiwanis luicheon at the ojrlng-vill- e caused by Harold Alleman leaving school High Friday August. the club. 10th are ' certainly not immune Twenty men and their wives from eveythinj. Mlnb seemed to pledged themselves to go to the be the contagious present and all Freight, Transfer Trunks. LONG DISTANCE Wilford Ferry TRIPS Work Guaranteed Prices Most Reasonable. 338 WEST CENTER. CASH PRICES ' Phone 665 Provo Transfer & Taxi Co. NIGHT AND DAY VEGETABLES ..... lb. 8c Drj- - Onions, lb Potatoes., lb. 2l2C Cucumb 2 for"Green Corn, dozen. . .30c Tomatoes, - Secretary. Provo Utah. (First publication July 25, 1923; last publication August 27. 1923.) iJt louwiues, i. iui2 ..... ...... .23cj for, String Beans, . . . . . . Catsup 85c Quart Catsup .......... lot fl l COFFEE 1 1 1 1 1 lb., Hill Bros. lb. Folger's lb.' Shamrock lb. Supreme lb M. J. B. . . . . . . .45c ..45c . . 1 1 .43c 1 45c . 45c 1 . 1 lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. . . loose Ever-Read- . y . ... . . H-2- ic, 5 ............. WasatchProduceCo. PHONE 480. 425 W. CENTER at hand than for the present of the busy housewife. Gas is now the perfect fuel and, by reason of its efficiency in modern practice, it is .4c .'.5c The . . .25c Let us help solve your problems of expense and comfort in the task of cooking, canning, water heating, etc. .25c .35c .35c ;35c 25c .30c .......... THE GREAT Play Teacher . Hills' Blue. . Serenade ... Arbuckle . ......... e i that io iiot . SHERIFF'8 SALE. In the Fourth Judicial District Court in and for Utah County, State of Utah. Payson Exchange , .75c . . ., 25c . . . . . .35c in v.ttup jugs Pinpannlp. ii , 15c. 2flr.. 35c 55c Gallon Gallon Apples Gallon Loganberries Tuna Fiisn Miix-tnClams 100 lbs. May be coming-clos- er some might think-b- ut CANNED GOODS Peas, 2 for. . Beans, 2 for bu. Wheat, sacks returned 1.30 Wheat, sacks returned 2.20 100 lbs. Whole Corn 2.25 . 00 lbs. Fine Ground or Cracked Corn 2.30 500 lbs. Fine Ground or Cracked Corn . ...$11.25 100 lbs. Heavy Idaho Oats t $2.50 80 lbs. Fine Ground or Rolled Oats. ... . $2.25 100 lbs. Barley 2.10 80 lbs. Mill Feed or Bran 51.50 400 lbs. Mill Feed or Bran 7.35 100 lbs. Oyster Shell 1.50 100 lbs. Armour's Meat Scraps 50 lbs. Charcoal 51.75 100 lbs. Mixed Chicken Feed 52.25 1Mb. sacks of to help your hens through moulting and lay more eggs $1.50 1 P. E. HOUTZ, PHONE 117. WE DELIVER ........ Quality and Service rami PRICES FOR WEEK ENDING AUGUST 18. FRUITS .15c Cantaloupes, 2 for. . .25cBananas, lb. 50c Oranges, dozen ..... .40c Lemons, dozen Peaches, dozen ..4c 12cApples, lb. SERVICE. Careful, Courteous, Experienced Workmen. stock on which this , assessment may remain unpaid on Tuesday, August 28, 1923, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before will be sold at the office of the company, room 10, Elks' block, Ptoto, Utah, at S P. m., Saturday, Sept 22, 1923, to pay the delinquent assessment together with cost of advertising and expense of sale. H i , Miss Alice Anna Rouse, of Bal-tlmore,, Md., recently sailed tor Greece to teach 15,000 Greek and Armenian, kiddies In Near Bast Belief orphanages how to play as ' American children - Utalli j j Phones-Springv- itle Valley 111-- w 1L (Gas 1 Provo 295 Co. Spqnish Fork- - 6-- J |