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Show I PAGE EIGHT. , ' THE PROVOHERAb, - WORLD'S LARGEST -- CKkIN ?' DEPARTMENT ui xffl mum w STORE- - 286 West it" imiiiti A " FIGURES GIVEN rmnNnftMAif; -- theilt 1 n ... Unusual Values- - at This Price ! public At present the "Y" coaches hands full. Two important games are scneumea mis ween ena and two teams must be used in playing them. First of all the have-thei- (fi; WJ fAO fe fGreetiTInp ofTHe'Frovo scTOoT are booked to meet those of the Salt Lake institution onXuromlngeJEield frosh arr at Friday; The present the bonor holders by virtue ri RR fo) ". state as follows "f ROAD BUILDING ; - r Xy, a ",-'- against 371 DEPARTMENT STORES ' ' I "I r!ll JTlIU1. wuoae defeuie t.ut- fiiTVT i trc vw oh k...,. weigha.tfiem FLAY-AGAIVouchers apporved by the state ten pounds to the NSL Wwrt side mulcflkinnerfl tho will yaadctuiimlaiiloli Wing OftnW Laker wuTbe. continue to 'play pinning 'football slate finance to and the forwarded ifever a team critical test will proved 'next Friday, whan gives-and purchase department and the C'oaeh ilelntyre's men tangle with! had one: .state .J'Japr for approval . totaled! full- In 1'aul Thome, riprln. con In arranging the $237,359.88 according to the reports test, Mclntyre picked one of ' the back, who is conceded' to be qf charge8again8tcounty JJunds in mediate in.jasyboyh-aod?mfitiif- l Last Gridiron Xtontesf of compiled yesterday by W. C Nuttall Dante Smith Springville. letting Pan the and tious bitting strength, son Brings Colorado State in his opening year as coach of the commisends will find one who will chief acountaut for the ther Normal College. sountheru high school, has moulded make them work the full route to sion. This is about 1200 more than the total for September vouchers. a formidable outfit They were keep hiin la check. the previous largest month of the nosed out by Jordan by a - . West score.: held present u year. " . the . is fell game being high Although 6LPIN At RAY anasy By tint to the Beetdlggers, 18 to 0. Mc- In Springville, the West eiders will This shows the Increase In road "Utah Bite!" for construction activity' la the state The B. I. U. student body la in- lntyre, despite all his proof of not be without their supporters -and October, clined to believe that the "Utah Sprlngvllle's strength, is confident a special train wil carry close to during September that the Panthers have started aad 300 of the Buperfootball enthusiasts when the claims presented were ac- Fights" sign contains a spelling mis- are not to be stopped. of the Panther institution to the curing. The expenditures were intake and the "F" should be written curred among the counties of the West aide's line, In the games up scene of the battle. '. "B." The athletic officials, however, while unanimous in the declaration that last Saturday they sent their ' least sportsagainst-th- e protege manlike team yet encountered, are well satisfied with the results of the game as a whole. They more than equaled their, expectations. They have no alibi to offer. Meanwhile, the University of Utah menhirs are flooding the press with explanations of bow it happened how Utah was "off Saturday. Tllette perennial apologies are no lotwr appreciated by the reading Dresess of Silk and Silk Lace ' ' i Center St. - PLAY to .date, has gathered in"' quite ling over JP a HI rut"r3 flPRINCVIt lULid j,, piayerg. But lined Bp VPANTHERS B. Y. TEAM TO THE SHOPPERS'" SERVICE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1923. ; Beaver, sasu.3; Koxeider, sio,- 050.88; Cache, $7599.45; Carbon, 11048; Davis. $Sa.88; Daggett, $17- ;Duchesne, $55.21; Emery, $11,469- - , 46: Grand, $6246 63: Iron $578i: 3l4uab, S30iSU7-:ftn- $555.64 e, ; MiUard, $7133.97; Piute, $421.39; Rich, $15,069.43; Morgan, $7021.82; San Juan, $4156.21 ; Salt Lake, $37-,026.98; Sanpete, $21,745,67; Sevier, $42,073:03; Summit,' $5895.37; Tooele, $952.20i. Uintah, . $527.14 ; Utah, $2946.67; Wasatch, $0755.71; 115,397.48; Wayne, Washington, $247.60; Weber $2580.76. - - 1 " SPRINGVILLE COUPLE WEDS. County Clerk Wallace M.. Hales. Monday issued a marrlaage license to Fred B. Bverell and Miss Helen V. Anderson, both of SpringriUe. Then, in his position as elder of the I D, S. church officiated in the ceremony that united the couple.. .'. v fl-- l f 5 ofTOrr2raeftHtof--tfietrtti- B Underlings last jrgarrrrTheyV are working hard this week to keep this ho Ho i ftt tbd JPJrovo lost! tut Ion, All indications are to the effect that the -- game will be hard fought two evenly matched, fighting jslexens. Director B. L. Roberts personally coached the B. x. U. Freshmen last year but has been too much occupied with the varsity this year to devote any time to them; Graduate Manager Fox has had them! two nights a week, but they have had to depend a Late Styles at Low Cost! are values that speak for themselves! Only our large buying power could twHKu Duvii o uicsv n.i mis extremely row price I These dresses are made of satin and silklacesoTgood quality in black and browi These r v JeatdeaLjCLMheettlJMtij showed class in every ability. They game yet played, however, holding all opponents scoreless and running up well over a hunred points themselves. They are out to "do Utah or bust." Saturday the varsity meets the Our Low Price Only fSeezThese : for Yourself The state department ofpnbllc Safety demands that all vehicles transporting explosives must first be approved. Since the advent of the automobiles small dealers have been using ordinary trucks, while Explo the larger dealers have used EXPLOSIVES Strrlc. BOSTON. Mass Oct. 80. slves can now be carried- over the highways, of the state without horse-draw- . The-tru- n br ck Women, and Misses ' . Tht By ROY A. GILES .ancient alchemist FEARS true I 'M MzAV&JlmtATr muatztdmit-Ahat-lia- ., sense of values. Someone. called Joseph C. "Lincoln the "Alchemist of Humor," not wit or slap stick comedy but ' that rarer, higher thing Humor, v and we l;ke to think that his is a true sense of values. Cape Cod is the angular and rugged scene of his life's work. Its beauty seems rather grim; its standards somehow narrow to a lax and continentalized age. But Lincoln, the alchemist, has digged deep in .: human nature for the metals of his transmutation and " ; the result is gold."Born "amid the innumerable sea captains of that coast; that yankee strain 'Ti$A Ac'i " & hs ifct. 1 ' : t Coach Dick Romney of Utah Farmers Expects Hard Battle With B. Y. U. . LOGAN, Oct. 30 Coach Dick Romney of the Utah Aggies has no victory to review In the customary he is postmortem this week but nnroimirTCat he hnR a - squadron men who are iu fine condition, conslretllng the fact that they were charged by such a husky crew as the Colorado Aggies Saturday. This week the Aggies play the Montana School of Mines in Butte. The history of the last two annual games with the Butte institution has taught Coach Romney's men that there is no such thing as a weak team,w one against " which another team can "take it easy,", Thee Agglea coach is not unmindful that in two weeks he meets the Brigham 7onng university jeleven, which has held the Colorado Aggies and University of Utah to low "exhibited scores this season-a- nd general- atrengthJWord has reached the ears of the Aggie backers and Coach Romney's squad that the Provo team is planning surprise for the Utah Farmers, with a team that will outweigh the Logan grlddera and a squad of experienced men, the B. x. U. team looka. llkea .tough, problem andLo gan fana are already manifesting no little interest in the Aggle-B- . x U. game. The game ' with the Brigham Tonnsnniverslty ia scheduled toi be played a week from Saturda- yNovember 10 but efforts are now being made to nave K played on Monday following, .which will be observed aa Armistice day. Logan the American Legion, post NoT-of together with other civic organisa tions, has outlined plana for a holiday and the Legion poet la anxious to have the football game as part of the day's program. Although a Monday game will give the Farm-er- a two games in one week, Coach Romney is favorable to the change, The Aggies will meet the Wyoming "U" at Laramine Saturday following the B, T. u. game at Logan. from wUch-st strength; he is perhaps the most Ot mm aw cm 14aalB briactaa fcMM it-vkalr American novelist of typically alt ekaraHer ! lav ala tatva Caa C4 atarr, "Davtar Nra." today. Lincoln would be the despair of t fish aad tcjl fish stories. What and understanding, a finer hu wo psycnoanaiytta. XSot sex ! grisly complet does this indicate t mor mark Lincoln 'a work until Ha has been known to preside at a in. "Doctor Nye," hia latest book, clam bake. Perhaps at sometime I we find a masterly mingling of .which-asc- h imulwd n4f humor rains - ov contrast, ut. cnnraim itr. he collects and lightly swears by Nye, brilliant, whimsical, pathetic, little Chines joisea in bronaa. Is is not only Lincoln's greatest char this retaliation against a careless aeter, but ena of the outstanding: Chinese laundrymanT Ancient fur- and most "appealing figures in niture and glass appeal to him, and modern literature. Hia rise from the mora ancient the more appeal. jailbird to the strongest force for What does this indicate? Frankly, good In the town of Ostable is w do not believe that Dr. Freud thrilling and heart stirring nar or hia somewhat amudgtd asso rative. Underneath all of the con ciates can tou us. flirt, the sufferingrth. splendid It ia bromidio and not quite true victory, runs the Lincoln chuckle; to say that laughter is akin to as of one who knows humanity, tears. They are the opposite ends condones its weaknesses, and seea of the emotional scalejjhs chuckle and fans to life the little spark of ia in between andeSs both ends. Divinity in each breast Catherine Lincoln makes us chuckle. He him- Powell, helping Doctor Nye in hie self chuckles. Hia humor seea the uie's victory, is at clean and strong1 weak spots in humankind and aa the sea wind on that rugged iJaaata aattnia rhlaraa f. aaaaaaa thay a;rta aatlaMaly. greeta them with sympathy as wall coast uncoin nas surpassed ha as amusement From Can'n Eri to He has indeed proven his problem peeps through the many Doctor Nye all the long line of to be called: ."The Alchemist psges of hia books. It Is all clean uncom Dookt nave kept ut chuck-lin- right of Humor" who in hit crucibles It is estimated that .30 per cent and an and its popularity ar , transmutes the dross of common of the mileage of motor vehicles is w.H for tba pmi ' aaalty (under Throughout there has been grad- Uvea into the. gold of high resolv upon city streets, 37.5 per cent on -- s) of the race. Bs'lovas ual growth. Deepening sympathy ana noma sstate trunk highways and 12.5 ner laugnter, we y Jt&L aaay 4fiw WaW' AYVr?eMfl ww S?Jeef-a- A aaa- - aa aa ; I - - yf T GAME . , spent weary yean trying to transmute the baser metals into gold. Al! though he was perhaps unpractical one rm jty i ' "-- AGIGES' COACH" Joseph GrLincofoGo Is Also Curator of Laughs and Sighs Is ln-- 4 t vehicles. Marshal approved danger. peai bna a compartment protected Flra Marshal George O. Neal re- from fire from the exhaust of cently approved a specially eon- - motor, there being three air spaces atructed motor truck for the safe and three inches between the under transportation olLxploalveaOver 1 floor to the 4op of th frame of the the highways. The truck is pro- - machine. - 6oth?ge al the last intercollegiate grid battle to be played in Provo this year. If cab-an- alsemre bemgHbullt. International Nswa State-Norm- 5& fhe YoungsterB were in good condition they would have a very .fine cbarice to win this game. As it is the local coaches will no doubt have to resort to many substitutions on account of injuries. Both the Normals and the Toung-Rter- s were banflnyTeaieaTiyThe There is an openingbetween the University of Colorado scrappers.. -the body and the "machine At the times of the gamesthe both "shot Is equipped with three locked doors Jeamajyere tussle with the Colorado which work .automatically. The after the anr the Teachers after Tamers doors cannot open under ordinary one their players had died from conditions while the motor Js runThe contest Saturday ning, and theopenlng of the door injuries promises t&e close and interesting stops the operation of the motor. The iioraao state In ease of an accident causing throughout. the motor Xa atop Jbere is an emer- Normals are only affiliated with and are not of full gency key, which cuts off aU eleft the conference trlcal connections. The gas tank is conference standing, protected by wire screen to pre. vent fire. on the rear is a steel " bumper covered with rope to prevent any sparks in cane of TTolllstarrind on the front and rear are red flags, rldcd " with many safeguards. Smaller trucks of similar dcRien TRUCK HAULS Colorado Sizes for $f(g75 Values aa Prefered Stock m Pays- 8C - In quarterly dividends of 2 pe cent every February, May, August and November. Business Giw You should be an owner of stock in this public utility. 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