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Show THE PROVO HERALD; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1923. outbursts op everett true. - r , r 4$jJ , - By CONDO , - - . realized the Ravings it dotlurf and cent hy enlling their flocWa they would ask for . more , demonstr- MANUFACTURERS MAKING - BIG RECORD IN 1923 T"1 - TIIE HERALD WAIJT ADS ation" '- The Poultry association will have a meeting gome time this mouth i'lVC'NLS'l'OB 8ALli-4- 1 a buabeL according to Arnold Dixon, aWretary f the or0--6 Phone Real Estate, Rooms, Board. . ganization.- .At that time represenr tative from the U. A. C. will t in 607-FOB 8ALE Prunes. Pbqne uttendance - to give instruction on WANTED TO EXCH.ANCE Fur0-- 9 --modern the proper feeding of chickens. boose for nished Herald office. FOB 8ALE Apples, cooking and bouse.-Ca- U 0--9 OWENS REAL ESTATE jelly tJOc on trees. 75c delivered pears, Damson plums. Thooaa COMPANY . modern FOB BEAT A Phone 810. W. 672 North 6th West Proro-Sprtngvil- T05-U-- I 313 J. tnrra af since manufactures hare famed lmretrrd in the .Mine'' period el lmnftr,tt ""f"""--- - T .,54 0f this year's export utwu kit year, Raw silk, of which we ' aonev totaled to Ihe t B IM UM ptfHMt 4 latt manuiwuiiuig maicnu now wr 1923, wiil July, abroad ind Increast ii tfiifia- - 7 What are the chief HfeWt WWWMJending against $170,000,000 in m uu tjoa of manufacture to fetfe -- arm w"4' In , wjjjr West Center. farm, close in, small house," heds, etc., ?2900; $300 down, semiannual payments, on balance. ' bungalow, new, modern; 6x8 lot; only 50Q will handle $4200; r9Vi.,l?xl'i w . t marketi Mantifactnres now form world's greatest are We inatml agamsi ufacturing ovor half of oar total ozports. elves iht world H in frm our $K00O.00O of iron we 5 hidi-t- . which tohaMSiv KMrwWttm. JMMUU); tin, of pro The busy manufacturers of the n.iir. Mh.r im ikmhui oixr Mont. s4U.ouu.uuu train St United State are bringing in ot it coming Iron the material from manufacturing remrwets, yet a.l,ll.Jv roost manufacturing de of the globe hidet of abroad at the rate of over $2,000.- - our imports of manufacturing Ao we not produce enough 000.000 a rear. Already in the 7 tenal in the oast decade averaged yhtch w own billion dotUrt- - a .year . month! of 1923 for which detailed about .! Wuirjements, W7.tuw . na win oe more man two out tiEures are available, the imports ".. -of manufacturing '"material are puaii in me; caienaar year The explanation of this large im- - Perwr antuig and rSn'nsrfacli-p.rtatio- n 1 billion dollars, suggesting VM0m agarnst $31,000,000: of manufacturing ma- that the total for the year will wh ich come f wri and :x terial into the world's greatest "OQO000 -Vm JlS, ceed that of last year by about producer of factory requirements ptr stated value, in .. . .. oi si year, In practically v.' it monins l. . .iv ..,k.i.nn,A,l says mt. tjp to ine ena ofoi The1 National of these articles the quantities and also certain raw material pro. also larger than u ,.193 L.. Gity Lnk of New York, the value duced in countries having- plentiHow are we p.ying for this SZ-.of the manufacturing material imr ful and cneap labor. India rubber,- - for example, ex- - 000,000,000 worth of manufacturing ported was 58 above that of the same period of last year, while all clusively a product of the tropics, material which we are importing wittr manufaci other imports showed an increase shows in the 7 months ending with this year 1923 an importation of $130r tures and the classes of food not of but 24. Manufacturing mate-Ju- ly. rial now forms nearly 58 Of the 000,000 value against $58,000,000 jn produced in the countneSf which of last year;" send us this raw material pur imports of the United States the same months airainst 12 in the same months of gums, tropical in most cases, $30.- - exports of manufactures for the; TlaSt vear.- - Meantime the manufac- - 000.000 against $18,000,000. The caienaar year jwj win exeeea turers are also pushing their sales fibers, tropical, are tnis uuu.uuu.wnu 1uumuu. uc.17 ... abroad and with apparent success, year nearly double in value (wjwr tiirgt com. .vi; w 4ffrif Vf " " six-roo- Ih'T AtWRSi p noise lis ewe h- -. ' " 50, . .. BUY SELL n, Jt&?f) er INSURE - -- as yet been into actual scrimmage with the greenlingg. ": There Is one phase, of football afeJ the Brigham Young University that is attracting the attention of fans the country over. And that is the fact that the B. X. lh has set new records: for rapidity of growth In afternoon been has day' postponed football., among the colleges of the nntu some later date when the regit- entire country. Those loaded with lars return from theJrJPolorado trip. Battle With the Bobcats Left sport dope gave the Youngsters the Cougars Badly This action tvas necessary on acfive.yenrs to whip a winning team count of the conference vacation at Banged Up. into shape. Three years have which the Young university begins proven to be plenty. - In the The visitors within the gates of short course of two seasons a tea.n Thnrsday afternoon. the Garden City who expected to has lK'eu developed that will shaw see the town in a state of, hurrah ui well in the conference this "year IIALIf XAD, HEf FLEES after the defeat of Ott and probably be a winner next year. Salt Laker Outlines Purposes "ATTACK" OF. GERMANS. Mohtnn'na Bobcats were greatly disof Meeting in Denver appointed. Kuther itiere was a feelInternational News Servlc. ing of regret - that the Brigham Today. had failed to take advan LOWELL. Mass., Oct. 3: A dis- Youngsters of fieir many oiiortimities to tage in caused was turbance Kearney score In Inst Satuwla.vSi international News Service. . grid' game. Michael when Hlckey DEXVER, Colo., Oct., 3. Govern- SiTuare Ihe coaches of the P.rovo foot- ...... K.,,1 1,1a .Inl wOMtll. or Sweet of I Colorado' today welare from far enthulsastic "'bailers liini p,vw uciuiuua comed more than luuuij of in- MfltmuilK i l i ..." "imi unit. iv truiLuuir They feeldemdustry, banking associations, farm "S..ni 2! that the ntonee-'lnfan- ts' Conducted of labor in the west at the opening should have Demonstration that rfonstrated they wife. h of t,. session here of the Western Tariff life Two Weeks Ago in Provo won wirn a margin or at least a ; association. Proves Success. Frank J. Hagenbarth of Salt Lake auarters. where he was bwked to Coachf Twlfchell says his men had safe keeping. comchairman of the executive City, not had sufficient training to en The culling demonstration eon mittee, who caled the meeting, outter a conference tussle, especially ducted by Prof. Byron D. Alder of lined the association's purposes as LONDON'S SMALLEST MAN against a veteran backfield coached the Utah Agricultural college and an effort to "protect and promote IS JUST LIKE PETER PAN. by such a wejl known star 8f the J." P. Welch, county agricultural the interests of those engaged In game. But he knows the spirit of tgent, two weeki ago at the poul productive persuits" in the west the Y is to never surrender while try yard of Fred Ilillas, 395 Xortb MWe propose to crystallize sent! Internatlonal News Service. . being lasts. And surely his men Ninth West street, has proven a de ment in the western states so as to - fcOMJONTrOefcrS. A real Peter displayed remarkable endurance, elded -s- uccess, r ecording to Me-- j form a permonent western tariff Pan a man aged 21 who has the strategy and sklU. Ilillas. "Professor Alder knows his busicongress with- - power to represent appearance of a boy of ten Is enDuring the last quarter of Satur and act for the various states and gaging the 'attention of London day s game, only, did the Montana ness," said Mr. Hillas to The Herald Industries before the federal tariff hospital surgeons and medical men hold their own. The reason today. "I am positive of this after commission,'' Hagenbarth said. "We scientists. Including Lord Dawson, was learned after the play was over seeing the results of his .cullln; contend that the western raw mater- - King George's personal physician. when a number of White and Blue demonstration, at my place two - lals Sre-J- n fact finished products age. of seven he ceased to players hobbled off the field with weeks ago. On account of so many and we desire to be placed on the grow' and today has the features of injuries.- Had the coaches known of people being present at the demon same basis as regards national tar-ri- f a small Uy and Is only four feet in these the result might have been stration here, more than CO being policy that the eastern states height. In all other respects he is different Certainly substitutions In attendance. Professor Alder did mild-hs- ve normal. Iteen mde-tb- at wonhl not have time to cull the entire enjoy for thehr products.11 flock. A message from President Cool have helped matters- wonderfully. flock he selected 1? "From ( ARE OF PLIMBINC iTtpyiutlliilng the admeinlstrition'rfl Among the injuries 'sustained by bens whichmyhe said were culls and underneath To be will durlnw the dean read the Y men some traps serious were the tarrirpolicy quite these heus were placed in a coop by solution of ones. Dunn set bowls make a day. Taylor, quarterback. Governor John M. Parker, of one jsniml of soda in a galjfm of Is out of the play now with n themselves so that we could keep a Louisiana n;nl John II. Klrhy. prcsl-deu- t UUiiij; water. Put half a yin of eWked rib. Paul Packard finished record of them. During the" two of the Southern Tarr'l axsocia-tion- , nmmoiiia t the sdiitUn.Twice a Nhe game on n badly injured ankle. weeks that have passed since then 1 have found two eggs In that par M will address the meeting. year put in UKing, siu Hvd Swenson is so laid that he tlcula'coop, and that was Tuesday Plans are under way fi.r Ihe newly to the. brim with the solution and, cnmiot attend school evening. - forinvd western organixailn to af- let stand until the solution Isjevel Eddie Kimball Is out with"present. severe "The rest of the flock are filiate vjth the Snutb'rn Tnrrlf as w'lth the wasa Tent bruises Bob Howard and Wick lietter tfiim' they have done,lading al8H iullin Slid It Is ex.m icd' t'r two Mendenhall have head Injuries that T am sure there are some i to A "has though nine designed will bialntain hendorganiznt(ms are painful. Just how serlons theso more culls in that flock. The value gases aiwve iue quarters In 'VVtisblngton. In the In- enrrv the exnsnst injuries will be Is not certain but it of such" demonstrations, as icon- -f to automobile au on pttlnt highest of tcrest the ir respective niemlers. is hoeful that they will not be ser- ducted by Professor Alder and Mr. prevent them affecting other niWor-ist- s ious enough to keep the men from Welch are great to the poultry men. or pedestrians. FOOTBALL I AM E 4PONTPXO.ED. f Iiarticlpating in the two Colorado If we could have some more Just The footbull game which was like it, Until' we are proficient In An extensive deposit of the high- games during the next two weeks. The varsity-frosbattle that was the culling would mean, shelu)ed to 1 played between the est quality lignite ever found- hi Tnd-scheniled for the coming Saturday dollars and preeslt cents in our pockets. jrnfsity and the Y freshies Sutnr- - Greece has been discovered has. been postponed until NovemWr "A cull eats just as much "as. a! mine will le oiwneil. 17 liecause of the Injuries of the good hen and gives nothing lb re-- j men. Much Interest is being manif- turn. Why feed a lot of ested-In bens no:matter what the cost this game fhe outcome-o- f as me irosn are purporteu ro nave ofStbe feed" might be? That feed, the best team of recent yeacs. The only goes lo waste and cuts into the comparative "strength bos not been profit made by the good hen. If'' rtewted theDQultriieo of this section T COUGARS MEETING HELD Lues r"B E. 3rd N. O-1- 0 roadster, 'food f 100,. -- Call ' at 67 0-- 7 FOR KENT Two rooms for light FOB SALE m New Ford . half ton trnMr lit ...Aair1ffta Can Ik f housekeeping. 995 E, Center. O-- lander - i Mfg. Co. FOB BENT Bedroom for one or FOB SALE A two gentlemen. 705 S, Univ. Ave, retiMwrgala. IJukk. six E. 45 touring c&k Jxmt overO-Phone 290-W- . T N-- S hauled and 'newly palntedV New FOB RENT OR SALE A cord Urea. S350 An'jinder Mfg. Co. brick home and f a summer kitchen, nice location, close to high school. Inquire at 491 W. 2nd 8. i oa. - - - - Employment. 0-3 WANTED A good girl forgen- erai nouseworK. zo m. 1st N, WANTED 4 or furnished house, by reputable party. Phone 4&-Sprlngville. 1 - 0-- 4 " FOB BENTOnt large room for WANTED Girl toi " housework, " either full 4 or part time, Call ' light housekeeping, or sleeping 580-W-. o-room in modern home. 1243 S. 1st 0--3 ' " W., or call 644-wuHitM Aien to pic apples, oneu block east of Llncoba iigh schoonv WESTERN BUILDING AND LOAN Bring picking makes easy installment loans. No pn: provo Bench. 0-- 5 Hansen. waiting for your turn. See Provo bags.; Jorgen Consolidated Real Estate Co phone WANTED Men to pick applea 8 Double a tf Graham L. Daley, Pleasant View. 0-IIOME accommodatioiia for two students; girls preferred Phone BOXERS WANTED To work out 0-- 5 8J1J. every night at the armory, 7:30. ir OR RENT-Sm- all furnished house, with garage, for adults. 545 W. I WANTED Plain sewing at tht 0-- 4 ' d 8. PBuuom apis., no. 1U. 04 uOOM AND BOARD 387 N. 2nd WANTED "; Dressmaking prices Phone 143-J- . reasonable, lire. Woodward, 610 . Center. .0-W, RENT rOR furnished Nicely steam-heaterooms, $6.50 per 'AITO MEN WANTED AT ONC month and up. 2S7 E. 2nd N. 0-- 2 . Big pay lobs open to train men. Easy to learn. Jobs furnish. it. ed to earn room and board whlls MONEY TO LOAN on both city learning. Big Illustrated book oa and farm property, at 7 per cent; auto opportunitiea explains ever, no waiting your turn. See Provo thing. Sent FREE postpaid. Writs ' Consolidated Real Estate Co. Phone today. Dept 132,, 4004 8. Flgueros, .v. 6 Double a Ixis Angeles. . rnn a a .WANTED Two men for general TPinv ion of land, 20 miles north of RlchP field. Inquire 550 8. 2nd W. O.8 house, phone 80. 0-FOB BENT--r LEASE OR SALE house: Partly furnshed Miscellaneous Wants. chicken coop; garagef acre and half of land. Inquire 712 S. 2nd W. Ov7 IIORR S BICYCLE SHOPS, in or der to reduce their stock of FOR RENT modern apart- bicycles, wiU for a few sell all ment, suitalile for young couple. reduced prices. This is days a cash sate 0-Phone 520-B- . 461' N. 2nd E. at both shops. FOR SALE4-roobrick house. PLANOS FOR RENT Taylor Bros, with screened porch. 364 N. 7th music department. 0-, Wetjt LOST On University avenue, t FOR RENT Three furnished henna belt covered with white- rooms, modern. 70 E. 2nd 8. beads. Finder return to 174 E. Z South. y 7 FOR SALE modern brick .home. Snail payment down. 135 S3rd E. Phone 557. HEMSTITCHING- - and PICOTINO PERCMT loans .uqder reserve Two piUow slips done fre with system oi cjty or farm property. every dollar order. Singer Sewing Reserve DeposTtCompany, Cliff Machine Co., 209 W. Center. Building, Salt Lake. City, Utah. FOUND Lady wrist watch quire at general 'delivery, Provo 04 "OR RENT 2 ana apart- postofflce. ments, turqishedi wltb gas. 759 IjOST A large lamb with black S. UnlT. Ave. Phone 694. face and black feet. Finder csll - - rrt0 v " : 4 ; V, " This U.S. qtiaUfr group at v rr j 1 everorrerea wesipnces 6 . 1 Two Done Free! Buy U.S.Tires From Telluride Motor Co. v A-l- tf 20l 0i j"for reward. SALE Lots ofvused furniture at bargain prices. - See it at PtPERHANGING FOR Ik-i- and kalsomlnlu. interior and exterior pain House painting a specialty. mates cheerfully rlvealvSmlth, VI I W. 4th N. Phona I Barton's.-- -- - ". , ; For Sale or Trade. 268-N- J-- FOR SALE Household, furniture, practically new. 375 E. 1st S. RUGS CLEANED With electm 0-- 5 carpet waahei colors restored; FOB SALE Electric washer) good work guaranteed. Phone 442-condition. 759 N. 1st E. Phone ... am . v. h a 502-- - r 0--4 GO to the People's Stora for g4 FOB SALE At half price,' two quality and low prioei. 113 N. : large steam radiators, one lavAte. CniTerslty ,A44I one Hunger-ford-Asink. large slop atory, Phone 93. MONEY TO LOAN oa hoth city u ."T"Q-farm' property, at 7 per cent; bo ANOTHER bargain used piano. walttnr vnnr lurn . Bm Provo Cofrl 1.' .:ar Taylor Bros., Music Dept souaa'ea Real Esuta ca PAonp AJWf f FOR 8 ALE Fma player piano, at Double . bargain. v phone JplU-.-MI-LOST A brown leather cult caw, between Provo and Santaqnia. hsst Rvcerred A new Una of beds, art kfnda, f 10 and . up. Barton's containing man's blue suit, silk shirt, brown oxfords, wrestling Park,! Return KIRGAINS In need heater one Provo Bench", for good reward. 0-large Vtartman $25f twomedlum Boek Heaters, .$16; " Hot Blast FOR WIRING and electrical retVV work, phone 155-- J ' or . I hearers, f 16 Boss Heater, $12 ; on Luna Oak, $10; Oil Heaters, Leavltt ft Guyman. rzoo ana up. Don't fau to see this line.' Save money at Barton's . T bile, - Havoline Gasoline FOB SALE-i-For- d running order, East 357 3 J Superior AND ROOM Center. Phone 657-- BOARD if or ndwready sli x 0 six-roo- m At-the Conoco Automobiles O-1- d Buddie NEK . - , 8 furfur- 1st N. 193 E. a ' . 0-- 3 Seven Per Cent 1 -- ;., 3 FaBfic SUCCESSFUL nr.nr.". One H-.- HEN CULLING . ' ITI in 30x3i regular ciincner mes WESTERN RATE s DO r 159 E. 7th 5 Three Bi ARE CRIPPLED -- LET OWENS J 15. FOB SALE Italian prunes '..and furnished crab applea. Phone 067.W. ; 0-- nished bedroom. Phone 634. r... mm "S-18-t- f. Pure. Jersey calftwo-- months old, for North. " 0-- 9 apartment and one nished apartment; also 'one It cent monay. ' If you want to FOR SALE statio- - , Need Fire Insurance W Sell j ' Call D. R. Beebe about that Fir Insurance policy. Wa aUll haya plenty of T per .,You ..r nwi.i ..J FOB BENT frame, new, 5x20 lot, $2100; easy terms. ,30 A- -l dairy' cows for sale ask' us about them. Mr 170-- J. - Very best OR LEASED n."-Phone this. -3 SAtE v- 0--5 corner available for service- T wipii 159 - FOB , cer-duc- er gmt ,,. - S-- re furnished, . apartment, partly ' th W. 8 fv-X- - Oils jQ-l-t- fl tu-D- ean- SERVICE " r 3 x WELL, WHAT IS IT? mm? It's the Extra Attention You Get Without Extra Charge, r - I" Why I a ' 7 WW . .. G0QD BREAD V una Superior Motor Cgy s ' IT'S, FREE ilERE! Gasoline 24c "w ,. f LAYER, CAKES A Show us a youngster to whom the words "Layer Cake" have not a ring. And how happy and " contented you can magic make the. kiddies if you serve, them Layer Cakes baked with Hoover Bros, flour, , ' Ve -.' .' suggest you try , " " L'-,- y it .- , EXCELSIOR ROLLER MILLS ; i HQQVER BROS Props. ' - ' . M 812-W.- FOR o-i-- kitchen ;- ' bargain t One dictaphone. Barton Furni Co. N SALE--lte- ul Edlm ...'! ture WATATCH PRODUCE L . FOB used - washer,' cylinder type,XAelectric rnl bnrraln. Save at Barton'a 4 IT. -- 1 .. . fhi3 la a strictly high grade Hard Wheat Family Flour, guaranteed by the llargest mill in the Rocky Mountain region. Order a sack today and be convinced. For Sale in Provo Yhere Quality Is First Consideration , 'v- -. FOB 'SALE Good bonrd. Phhne K , 451-J!- . SALE-lO- ne tf k FOB SALE Beet pullerr afyour own price! no further nse for It Version (Jrny, 10CW B. tVnter.' 0-7 ' FOB SALEr-fleo- d bicycle, tired, $15. 814 W. 4th N, ; new vO-- 5 ; - Farmi and Gardens. FOB SALE Peaches, Elberta and ' Crawford, v Also a horse. Geome -- ' 0-. 9 fawnr. Phone 7R5-R-- PHONE 480. .425 WEST CENTER. to Isa GENUINE J MT LQ DURHAM TODACC STANDARD OF THE.WORLav It NV miln'irh'fnmstoM delivered fnf Ta cents per bushel T86J4 , 0.4 4 raiiiiir |