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Show V J THE KERJUQp. JSOA PASHHE- - SHE IS NOT SO SORRY BILL SHE SHOT FATHER aril-vore- were flashed Congratulations over the wire Wednesday nignt j OF HER CHID TfoarHyTOfir lo ATllTlarn ITeafltrBTT this .City on his becoming a grand-- , l.- -ry I NW YORK, Sept. A big, bouncing boy arrived ' slyot him No. i dld noj fotend to that night at Hie home of Dr. and kiU him aBd,,j0 not Wish him to Mrs. Peterson of Hyrum and d- Dut the iiole that bullet tore in manded immediately to have an jn-- ; nin) is nothing to the hole that was interview with Grandpa Leavitt ,n mv ne9rt when I had to , crning tbe havoc that the elements ;send my rhild his ehild to tne novo vveu piaying isieiy wun me Hebrew Infants' flsytum because he power lines of the Utah Power and rfeused to glV- emeynough money "X.lgBi"ompany. Just fas "..soon con-as even to buy it milk. Grandpa gets the lines in good "And while' he was refusing me dition he Intends to take a r.un to. the little change necessary to keep Hyrum to give young Peterson the the breath of life in his own child, once over. . vv' he told me, pridefully, bow he was Mrs. Peterson was formerly MibV mending $75 a week to' give his Alta Leavitt of this city, where shr&fcier ani her three children a good was employed by the telephone time in the country,, at Hunter, company. n. y.", , ,. . This Is, the story Mrs. Sarah Berdivorcee of New lin, the York who shot Moes Schneider, 35, in a room in the Hotel Theresa. The Republican primary election She told the story of her broken In the Pleasant View precinct will romance in Jefferson Market prison be held at the Page school Monday. where she is awaiting the result of , September 4, at 8 o'clock p. m., to Schneider's injury. The children elect five delegates to the county she refers to are Jeanette. Dora .convention which Is to be held at and David Lasserzug, whOBe mother American Fork September 15, ac- is Schneider's sister. He is in cording 'to H, L, Slack, precinct Harlem hospital, where the doctors chairman. anticipate his recovery. Mrs. Berlin appears to be nerv- e - PMTOPRMIES MOVIE, MOVIE, MOVI t, THAT3 Aa Some op. these girls thimkabootI AMD LOOK AT THE HAT SHE PiWGRTOBWY- - rlFTttM SEE ONE REEL e HO, I'M GOIMS To A MOVIE -- MV HUSBAND r rhlrtragedyr tionship Like any othe woman, I was fool enough to believe a man's hoheyeft words before 1 got a wedding ring, and I am paying the penalty. "How dare you show me that picture, you caring for your sisters' children while leaving your own to PDH'TCARffMUCHRjR irWrtr-catrsw- starve?" - mony was performed I would leave DOINGS OF THE DUFFS. him and never see him again.' TO give a name to my, baby is all I ' H ELLO. MRS. PUf ? G0IH6 want." OUT FOR A XlTTLE 5TR0U ALL BY VOORSCLP ? - ouaty wrecked. Her lips twitching, at times seized by fury she Incoherently told of her association with Schneider which began two years ago "Hgave me moneynristart suit, she said, "and finally won my consent To enter the rela" ' SEPTEMBER 1, 1922. THAT? ABOUT IVtlHSOmGOlH&j 1 ALONE. LOOKS J03T LIKE HAT TO ME J for Good Merchandise demanded. I ' " 'Oh, let the brat die,' he answered. ':Then I made upmy mind to shoot. As he lay there, my fury passed all bounds and I fired. He sprang from the bed and placed his arms around me and pleaded with me not to shoot again, that he would) marry me and make everything all right. I had been sitting up dressedjll-nigh- u were gone. I realized he could not make everything all right but he could give his child-- name. "Would I marry him now If lie gets better, you ask?" "I would marry him only on one condition; that as soon as the cere- - Saturday - 0 PQt SCI LLA-O- , WLD AN E NONtr" jJrA WLi" MMW Mr& Hi y H 1 (Oj V-r'- At the Columbia tonight. ZlT 1 COATS For WMnen and Young HELLO. MRS. LEC CAH ) EE YOU ALONE TOR . ' 1 HAVE SOME A- - MIMOTE? J VERY 5PCEY NEVJS Women. . for Reduced clearance; prompt formerly to $29.50. $12.50 n 1 1 DRESS GINGHAMS H at YARD want you to read these prices, then phone us your Sunday dinner order. First class Steer Beef only quality cuts at We EVERETT TRUE t5urmese Romance 3 Pot Roast, lb .124j Rib Boil, lb .10 Prime Rib Roast, lb. . Rolled Rib Roast, lb. . Hamburger, 2 lbs. for . 35c Sausage, lb. .20? We carry a fresh line of Assorted Cakes from the Royal Baking company. Include some in your next ciTTt-- & A nouv.-Pu- tTen Extra Large TURKISH TOWELS 40c Value TH6. (w theHE'S fgeseMce o avrc6 '1 k"wew HIM JvHcmj HS tvAS 'DOmC TUG COMMO5ST kTINO .25? ortl-er- Hees'S. AWNowtsieiMC Famous .20 All-Por- ses fpSR. MR. WORTHlNCtoN. prices. By CONDO I pos'T Plain and Fancy SIDE DRAPERY $1.25 values, at you kktow; k . We also have Salem Watermelons and Canteloupes, Green Corn and Grapes. Everything to eat in season. Clearance of One Lot NETS AND SCRIMS Values to $1.50 Provo Meat & Packing Company Let KODAK Tell the MOR (AAMUA Phones 19 and 39. Oar We Invite You to Our New Photo Shop. The Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad System r Paradise Island, Grated To Take the Place of .Strikers i STANDARD DATING WITH WAGES SENIORITY RIGHTS FROM TIME OF EMPLOYMENT AS PRESCRIBED BY THE No. L COFFEE LABOR BOARD . 70 70 70 70 70 70 63 51 to 59 35 to 38 31 to 37 27 to 51 Pipe Fitters, Tinners, cents cents cents cents cents cents cents per per per per per per per cents per cents per cents per ' . - Overtime aTime and One-hal- Extra hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour 28 21 17 39)r. lb- - Folder's, 1 b. 3G. 1 i 1 pkg Tree Tea. -- lb p':.ir.. Hewlett's. nkr.. POSTl'M 25 r b. 4C can z. Maid-o-Bar'- Jaffee, lb W. large : Coffee, I , .11. 1. Location A a4 t k SPANISH. SPANISH FORK, Sept. ). of a severe electric storm 10 Tuesday afternoon and between and 11 o'clock Wednesday, the telephone system of Spanish Fork not badly crippled. Many lines are would-bresponding to the "Hello" of talkers. Some damage was done to- the lighting system. The accompanying rain storm was not severe exenough to cause much damage or cept to delay the threshing gain which has just started. e Some think the tariff protects everything except prosperity. .5 93E-8H"i' aivr ok ouCY SLIPPED camer operated with a motor Is now used to take tmMl movies from airplanes. The operator can hold the camera steadier than on cranked by hand. Frank MorrH. air daredevil U shewn with it. 53 SOLDIER SUMMIT BOOMS ,12i nonn timversiiy Avenue. W Sept. result 41 81 10 10 FORK, plans have been announced for an outing of the members of the Sons and Daughters of Pioneers and of the Utah Indian War Veterans to be held at Diamond Creek, September 4. The plan is to leave Spanish Pork earl; in the morning and motor to the scene of the Diamond Creek battle with the Indians, a program will be given and luncheon served. The remainder of the day will be spent fishing. Sportsmen claim fishing is good near that point It is proposed to take as many of the old pioneers as wish to go on the STORM CRIPPLES S-;- a . : I By STANLEY 43 44 Small 2(V Ivory Soap Flakes, pkg .. .33 Lux, per pkg pkg SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE ' THE OLD HOME TOWN 5: . !h. Motor Camera K;rk's White Naptha, per 10 bars b.ir, 45 Chssic White Laundrv Soap. 10 bars .42c Rinso. large pkg. 23 Small pkg 7 Star Naptha, large. . Small pkg . 5 Foam, large pkg. 27 infill pkg. 5r White King Washing Pow- - b. - . . . INDIAN VETERANS SPANISH 24 COMPOUNDS P. G. Naptha, per bar.. Aic Shasta Green Tea, f. Applicants for work should apply at the office of the Superintendent of Motive Power, Shop Superintendent, Master Mechanic 6r Shop Foreman at Denver, Burnham, Pueblo, Salida, Minturn. Grand Junction1. Montrose. Ridff- way, Gunnison, Alamosa, Chama, Salt Lake City, Ogden, or any Local Agent. JOSEPH H. YOUNG, rETlL 'Receiver Th. Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad System U-'.- ENTERTAIN Miss Sylvia Helen FortJe of England Is to marry Prince Maung ' Maung Gyi, of Mandalay, son of) Theebaw,' last king of Burma. Nucoa Nut .Margarine. per lb 29 SOAPS AND WASHING . ' Irvine 2-l- b. lb Sunset Gold, lb 5-- lb . HP BITTER 34 Golden West, Mb can 42 can S1.9S Your Luck. lb. can .3S . 85, 47. Tulip Brand. 1 lb. . 2 lbs Utah's Best, lb per lb Blue Pine, per lb. TEAS Linton's, A1!ll Fancy Breakfast Bacon, per lb 34 Extra Fancy Hams, whole of half, lb 35 Extrtf Fancy Picnic Shoulder, lb 22 2-- lb Sheet Metal Workers, Car Repairers. Machinists' Helpers, Round House Service lien, Coach Cleaners, hour. Apprentices, Differentials of 3 cents per hour over the foregoing rates are paid to mechanical craftsmen on night shifts, and differentials of 5 cents to 10 cents per hour in excess of the foregoing rates are paid to highly skilled positions in the mechanical crafts. -- 5-l- b. Snowdrift. lb cents per hour CO MSN UHIVD TOO 10-l- b. can. ... Folgers, can 2t $1.08 Hills Bros.. can. . .45? can 88 Hills Bros. Blue Can, Will Be Paid As Follows: Machinists, Blacksmiths, Boiler Makers, 2't Libbv's Extra Sliced No. 1 tall No. 1 flat UNITED STATES RAILROAD l 25 No. 2, 22S No. 1, 14? Royal Hawaaian Sliced, No. 24 30 Grated, No. 2V2. . . . ,24? Ukulele Broken Brand, Sliced. No. 2 tall. . . .23? Solar Brand, Broken Slices, Qualified Railroad Mechanics i 31 No. 22 No. 2 flat YW l " Pure Gold Brooms, ea 97 Gem Brooms, each 59 Mop Sticks, each 23 Brass King Washboards, each G3 LARD pails $1.65 pails 36 PINEAPPLE for y ON A Selecting and buying groceries for a home is a much more difficult task than purchasing in any other commodity. When one buys a new pair of shoes, an automobile or a coat, the problem of deciding comes only at long intervals. But with groceries, every rising sun presents three new problems of "what to have" for breakfast, dinner and supper. No wonder the grocery question is the housewife's bjggest problem. There is an answer. It is to be had at this store. We specialize on tempting foods in a large variety at prices that mean a decided saving. A visit to PIGGLY WIGGLY will convince you that you can earn more money by saving more at this store. Paradise Island, Sliced STEADY JOBS C&tS The Grocery Question glossitype finishing helps to refresh a laggard memory. Hedquist Drug Co. - U)ORK 3 S&& UHlSee TH5 ilSCOUMT Vacation Story ctean-cu- t, MSA MS SOLDI Kit Construction SUMMIT, Sppt. 1 contractors arrived at Summit yesterday and turtfd .".0 men to work on the 50 new houses to be erected bv the Denver & Rib Grande Western Railroad company this fall. It is reported that the company contemplates other " extensive im provements here this fall such as Ending the yards and laying I ace yard tracks. bOlriier 1 KiDING, WITH " with AND FELL . is more bus THE I nTTi nu oii. A motorist tells us he has out detouring the country. MARSHAL HAD IV, new mccc mi 2T?J sst fcuftpKY. Some towns have all the luct Kansas City rents are being cut. "IFB SEMINARY MEETING HELD. sight at Soldier Summit today than there has been for SPANISH several rvlKK, Sent. -4 months. The D. & R. G. W. railroad meeung was held at the city is experiencing considerable trouble pavilion Sunday evening for the keeping men In the shops, 42 em- purpose of boosting for the proployes going on strike and posed Nebo stake seminary for others going and comingrecently every day. Spanish Fork. Henry A. Gardner was in charztv itim t .. ji First sign of fall. is. the and Miss Afton Argyle each sor' sang about squlnels storing golf oalls. the solo part of a hymn and the thinking they are nuts. Spanish Fork hand played lie accompaniment' Speeches in faror of t Indiana society wants the seminary were made by Dr. them aboltshed by law. A fine way Joseph Hughes. Dr. George H. to bring corsets back. Brlmhall and Elder, Richard R. Lyman. Miss Clara Creer gave V Chinese war is over and they art reading. The meetlna-- waa wail tended. wuuuenng wnat u was over. in 1- anti-corse- - been Th man of the hour in Ireland lucky when he lasts that long. Is Irene Castle has broken her collar bone. That reminds us, football will be back toon. No matter how big the kltcni room for a mahhiie his wife is cooking. there Isn't If health lswealth. a hay fever victims feels like "he is broke. in Tennessee, a rooster hatched Thia ,1s parrying women's rights too tar. out some eggs. a tooth Job. He down to work after A bank clerk has has to settle |