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Show PAGE FOUR. THE PROVO HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 17. 1924. teachers expect to finance the entire stadium without calling for church or priate contribution?. Plans outlined by President Harris today include first the draining of the large Ktsdimu site at the went side of University Hill, next the building of football ficldx, then S five thousand dollar cinder track will receive consideration. It will not le until iieeeKMary imPresident Han is Says New provement on every the field are fully Stadium Will Be Ready in develoied that ceineut wiil lie poured for the fctadiutn proper. 1'iitil that Season or Two. ill hillside together time the calls fur eomiietition in horse rid"Don't speid any more money on with temiMirary bleachers initialled on the went of site will serve as ing. Yet the local tracks and racthe present athletic field than 1m ab- vantage places the Nev-erfor ing associations have not signified a lieoause within can accomthousand solutely be people their intention to say it with blank season or two we will have the new modated without the building of a checks or any other kind. Baseball tadium grounds ready for nervier" ceront structure. hasn't offered either its money or So sai l President Franklin: H. Har The new B. Y. U. president also services, In spite of the fact that ris of the Brighaui Young university rojies that It will be possible to orsome 20.0(10 paid their way through to the management of the big "V ganize a big drive for a $300.(oO the stiles on opening day and more Go Westerners Over the Top are Invitation meet and relay carnival gymnasium to lie constructed within coming. It seems to be aliout snd hi words went through the easy accent! to the athletic fields, W hile New York Lags time for someone to be informed of church university athletic circles This he would like to see done at the Behind. the significance of the syllabic 'pay" like a radio message. big sein I centennial of the Brlgham in patriotism. Stories about stadiums have lieen Young university which will be held That message can best te deliverBy DAVIS J. WALSH. broadcasted from It. Y. I". center In the spring of 1020. International News Service Sports ed from the house tops in the vicinlucked for some time, but they ity of the Times Square. Rickard Editor. the magic Ktanip of authority. When COAST LEAGUE STANDING. and the Inning crowd are doing all 17. NEW some For President llaris gave on: his defiYORK, Won. Lout. Pet. April that cun be exiiected of them In ar nite Information today, however, it San Francisco 7 2 .778 years the west hus contended that ranging an Olympic benefit show of York is New a not sent a thrill throughout the ranks of Vernon 7 , 2 .778 part of the merit and attractiveness for late B. V. U. students lieeauso If meant Salt Lake States. 5 3 .25 Unitedbecame this month, hut Broadway on the It 5 4 apparent today that whole is a laggard. .550 certainty. President Hnrris further Los Angeles It toasts the soon It will be Oukland 4 .444 the west might lie right, at that, richest ball clubs' in the 5 explained that very country, 3 0 .333 following an official announcement the Giants and the Yankees. Their possible to aeat ten thousand spec- Sacramento tators at future Invitation meets Seattle 2 0 .250 that the richest and most iiopulous silence is oppressive. Its racing 7 and relay carnivals and very soon Portland 2 .222 city in the country was runuing interests are large, rich and com more than $75,000 behind its quota conveniences will be Install J r We are Bfjll listening. toward the American Olympic fund. prehensive. that the big affair may be further Wednesday's Coast Games. its nabitues cast bank notes at Head At Suit Luke Seattle 8. Suit It is the only large American city waiters expanded. and obliging orchestras. in which this condition obtains to Behind this stadium movement Lake 9. But they are looking down their At Sacramento Portland 14, Sac- such a flagrant degree. lies the initiative of Prof. Herald noses at the Olympic commitSan Francisco, for example, sub silly R. Chirk of the Brlgham Young uni- ramento 6. tee. scribed in week alumni its the first and At teachers Other Oakland San Francisco 0, quota versity. to think that New York of the drive and may go after more. It sets the is pleased f the church university have Oakland S. for the rest of the pace $25,-000 To less date At los Angeles Los Angeles 2, than dreamed of stadiums and preek something In this ease it happens to has been raised in New York country. theaters but Prof. Clark got Into Vernon 7. be running the wrong way of the and the writer has been given to track. action and started the first actual understand that not a small part of Prof. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. movement for a stadium. Clark takes to financial matters like At Boston New York 6, Boston 9. this sum has come from the purses JIMMY DUFFY WINS. At Detroit Cleveland 1, Detroit of private individuals, who merely International News Service. a college lad takes to advanced the money to make the jazz and this financial genius made 5. OAKLAND, Calif., April 17. At Washington Philadelphia 6, things look good. There has been Jimmy Duffy, Oakland sensation toIt possible for him to realize money for the stadium site within leas than Washington 1. nothing forthcoming to date from day held a decision over Plnkey At Chicago St. Louis 2, Chicago the big siwrtlug interests of the Mitchell, of Milwaukee, junior wela year from the time the movement biggest sporting city. The energetic 3. (Ten Innings.) had its beginning. world's champion. It Part of the Olympic program terweight B.Y.U. ATHLETES MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL STARS i tj ARE PROMISED jv NEW STADIUM WESTSUPPORTS OLYMPIC FUND long-haire- w Classified advertisements, bargains of goods and service offered to readers of The Daily Herald. TOR RENT E. 1st N. 2nd and 3rd W. Cull after Phone 791-R-- 7 p. m. tf A-2- 5 FOR SALE OR RENT SALE The Community house, 272 W. 2nd S. sale price Unigregational church, corner rent 320. See Bnkcr and $2,000; versity Ave. and 3rd N. St For Baker, attorney, or any Provo price and terms see R. II. 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FOR SALE Richmond cows, horses, calves; also sweet pasture 5th S. fsiO X. 5th W. tickets. Phono cider for sale. 412 W. 3rd S. Phone ROOMS FOR KENT. HOARD . . Lieutenant Ervin Brown, U. S. WANTED Contractor to build FOR KENT Two, three or five " Call at 571 E. 1st X.. naval paymaster, who faces charges garage. rooms. 101 E. 1st N. of absconding with $120,000 in navy Phone '"'OR SALE Dahlia and gladiola GOOD eating and cooking apples, after 5 p. m. . I'Ull's in mixture. 0(12 W. 5th S. 25c and 50c a bushel, not defunds. He was found In San Franlivered. Phone J. B. Wal- WANTED Will do cisco, lying by a roadside apparently, housccleaning. ton, Pleasant View. the victim of amnesia. His wife re- . Phone turned $75,000 of the missing money, MISCELLANEOUS to naval authorities about a week FOR electric wiring, contracting, before his arrest, estimates and repairlBg caU Guy-maFOR EXPERT marcelling and bob and Tolhot, 451-J- . curling, call 772-J- . Price 75c 2S4 AUTOMOBILES N. 5th W. 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Yours for $6500. frame, three-roo- adobe-line- 3x12 lot, one block off paved street Let us find you what you want. Bargain Four-roo- new modern dark fire brick, with basement, half block off paved street. We can handle this on If you want to Buy Sell or A-1- A-1- five-roo- terms t $4,000.00. Co. Real Home Six rooms, dark fire brick, also hardwood throughout, including hardcomwood floors, basement, pletely finished, two separate entrances to basement and finished for living purposes. We can bnndle this on terms at XB&C EST! " (UT1 Irjss Insure Let Owens Do It. 135 Any Car, Any Model, Any Year. HANSEN DECORATING CO. House and Sign Painting Paper Hanging and Calcimining. 24 E. First N. Phone 812-- PROPRIETOR Of THB CfiTTRAI. HOTEL. HAS FOUND Bt DOUBUAK THE .t tTHe i lfnGTH C- THE urn . Cium Or-.- ro ' . WASH iwT,te nt. ....... rhiO NMrms 9vMin Aiirra WJ'tAK or ONS AlCWTH - 7 . vid Surveyor. Columbia Theater Bldg, Provo. Utah Land and Mining Surveys; Irrigation and Drainage; Structural Design; Consulting and Reports. Office recently moved to Columbia Theater Bldg. Telephones : Office 299. Residence 118-- Give Us a Trial n!:i;iiiiiiiiii;i!i;;!i;iiiiit;iiiiiiii;iiitii;iiiiiiiiwg TRADE WITH THE StarCasSaG 332 West Center St. Open Evenings. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY .'wmHimimmnmmiuimnat Have your piano tuned music M SCOTT P. STEWART Civil Engineer and U. 8. Mineral Panco Soles, $1.00 and $1.25 Men's Rubber Heels, 40c and 50c pair 75c Ladies' Half Soles Ladies' Rubber Heels, per 25c and 35c pair Children's Half Soles, 50c and up. All Work Guaranteed. Repair Department international pitch ! Don't expect the youngsters to produce results in Home Insurance Agency Center Street. Phone 370 West Center. Men's Half Soles. .. .$1.00 410 Blaster Browxi Shoe PIANO ' TUNING We have some fine lots in any part of this city. WTe can certainly suit you with a farm, as we have some fine farms for sale or trade. "Land and Insurance Merchants" West Center. tf $0500.00. 238 West 3 tf FOR SALE Ford batteries $10. Why pay more? Fully guaranteed. Parry Battery and Electric Co. 215 W. Center. Open 7:30, Close 7:30. Phone 730. to ANYTHING 148 Ave, Provo. Phone 182. 9 it better OFFICE PHONE A-2- 3 A-1- 7 You can buy Transfer Co. fgo Co. A-i- 0 214 West Center. For fast service, phone us. American Springs Service Station. Ahlander g fur-- ! Dav Hardy-Madse- n 8 4NS-.I.- AMOVING. American Springs " . ABAC For quick replacement tf fcoU-J- 8C 15 PRING" 8 A-1- 8 OWENS REAL THYE DEFEATS YOKEL; DERN BEATS WORKMAN Thye gained the second fall iff his match from Mike Yokel last 2 bagsfor v SPRING IS HERE, bo are we. gas for miles, with smiles, to Pine Tree Service Station. A-2- 0 7S6-R-- retary of the league, not later than April 28, $59 foreflt money, $50 of which will be returned at the close of the season in the event that the club lives up to its agreement and the league rules. The gate receipts will be retained by the home club, except on holidays when It will be split 60 per cent for the winning team and 40 per cent to the losing team after expenses have been taken out You'll save more than the year's subscription price by reading this page of The Herald every day. SALE tf 87 S. 2nd E. "BUILIL" it! delivered l. GENUINE twin-engin- e, 0 mod- FOR SALE or will trade for Provo propcrtv a 120 acre farm at Cleveland, rt '.h. See 1). B. Potter, 05.1 W. 1st S. 4 FOR RENT 483-R-- S i"' PETE DONAH UK Choice of bookcases and center tables. A bargain. 460 PLACE your order for Baby Chicks E. 7th N. A-2- 0 shares $3000 loan value; 3x6 lot on 5th S., bet. $210 paid In. Will sell for $175 BOARD AND ROOM 61S-cash. COR SALE Potatoes, more. ITALY BUILDS FIGHTING AIRPLANES FOR SPAIN International News Service. PISA, Italy, April 17. With a fuselage modeled after the body of an armored car, with two machine-gun- s on the turrets and a a seaplane of German design is being manufactured here for the Spanish government. The new craft is the first of a fleet of eight that Is being built The seaplanes are de signed ior a crew oi seven, two or whom are pilots. Machine-gun- s are also placed on the wings. The planes BASEBALL LEAGUE IS are able! to carry fuel and oil for ORGANIZED FOR DAVIS flights. BOUNTIFUL, April, 17. At a meet Davis the of county baseball TAKEN TO PAYSON HOSPITAL PAYSON, April 17. James A. league held in the public school Garner of Payson, who was injured building Tuesday evening, Frank as he stepped from a moving auto Mulr of Bountiful was elected presi mobile and fell on the slippery dent of the league and Wendell of Eaysville was appointed pavement'.Tuesday, near Logan, was Barnes brought home and taken to the Pay- - secretary. There will be eight teams in the son General hospital. league this year, namely, Woods MADRID. April 17. (INS) Two Cross, Bountiful, Centervllle, Farm-ingtoKaysvllle, Layton, Clearfield Spanish military aviators were serThe playing season iously injured at Getafe today and Syracuse. when two planes crashed over the opens May 3 and closes August 30 season. a airdrome. Each club must post with the sec- - FOR RENT One furnished sleepfor certified hatcheries and ining room, one block from Roberts hotel, $10 a month. Phone 258 spected flocks, with Utah Poultry FOR SALE Baby buggy building or caU at 240 S. 1st E. wagon cover. Phone 520-Ass n.. 65 W. otn Producers Co-o- FOR SALE 30 and loan stock, REAL ESTATE IIOISES was Mitchell's coast debut in the four round game. He started off lu great style, but Duffy piled up points in the second and fourth hlch in the opinion of the rounds Judges entitled him to a decision. The newness of the four round game to Mitchell evidently had him at a disadvantage. Duffy's showing is expected to win him a match with Hilly Wells, English welterweight champion. A -N-T Furnished rooms. 820 FOR SALE Phone Bight at the Salt Lake theater by gaining the second and third faDx Mike won the first fall tn style with a series of hendWk, then clamping on a reverse bod hold from which the dazed could not wiggle. Yokel took this fall In twenty-eigh- t minutes. Thye gained hte second fall u fifteen minutes with an arm Ktsgor and annexed the third and final ua la twelve minutes with a further arm bar. The first match, scheduled fhila affair between Ira Bern and Cr. clone Workman ended with the litter taking much punishment. He took the first fall In twenty nilnntts with a head scissors, while B gained the second fall in eleven sua. utes with a forearm and body prtst The Cyclone took the usual tea mis. nte rest and could not come back for on a piano which hasn't been tuned for eral years. Co. 619-J- . Guaranteed. NO BETTER PRICES ANYWHERE sev- E. P. MAYHEW Phones 514 and AU Work Workmanship Considered. |