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Show i THE PROVO HERALD. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1924. PAGE EI (22?, which William E. Stoker will at toaatmaiKter, and bealdea a number ot local apeakera, State and A. W. Chairman Mart-uaeIlorsley will addrewa the The deeoratlona are in rewrrc until tbf govrr.uu-n- i a chartre of Henry IiuKgerl and J. F. union aeaiiift Sinclair la UacKnlfht. finally Battled, ari amnupflfiU'd bywv-rn- l ttqiiMd of uewaoilmen. (00LIIM.K AM) SIIER WIN IN NEW JERSEY. lii-- r ivNrter and a buttery ofciuuiTa men. Admiral Mrauwi mof the oil International Newa Bervlce. jnK-fe- l the atorm TUKXTON. X. J. April 23. Presiiuvextiirutlun under tbe nvwt dent Coolidge won a sweeping vicweatber rendition tory over Senator Hiram Johnson btia bad all winter. mud and In Tueday'a Republican prealden-tla- l tbroimU rimiKbins primary according to return iKiniw, chilled to me miirrow, me today from over 2,110 of the atate'a party Inflected very xtimon on 2.5(H) election Johnson districts. the nimlKwept Kim' tbut Include apparently failed to win a aingle Teapot lHimf. ouown. was Ailmiml Straus me oilier amoiitf niuipiiieut, With bla frlluw receiver, A. E. Watt. Wli apfx'lntud to bandie the affaira of the Mammoth Oil rompan?. be Wwlalr holding of tlie famnua Wyoming oil When the Call of "Play Ball" Was Sounded y com-imu- v. h k ban-(juete- g Wyo-iiiiln- SI delegate to tbe With only national confentlon. 47D district to be beard from, the rule waa Coollthe 90.274; Juhnaon one of the state 10.4K7. In the DemoTatic primary, Got. George 8. Silzer, won an almoat unanimoua rictory In bis race. He waa uuoppoaed, but a numlter of voter wrote in the name of Govenor Alfred E. Smith, of New lork. PINCIIOT IS DEFEATED. International district aforesaid, a bankrupt Notice Is hereby given that ta tht 18th day of April, 11124, the ajj Nephi Eugster wss duly adjudlrtu and the that bankrupt; firt lng of bis creditors will be held it day. of office tbe referee. 44 c today indicated the Early return tinental Bank building, Salt ti'a Ktrasalmrger would carry Adam. on the 6th day of Mu Allegheny, Armstrong, Berks, Del- City, Utah, at 11 :45 o'ekxk a. m., at bS aware, Elk. Erie, Lebanon, Mont- 1924, time tbe said creditors may attend, gomery, Northampton and prove their claims, appoint a tn' counties. tee, examine the bankrupt transact such other biihiii.-M IN BANKRUPTCY, NO. 8177. In the District Court of tbe may properly come before tan L'nited State for the Dlatrict of meeting. Salt Lake City, Utah, April 2, rtah. In the matter of Nephi 1924. EugHter, Voluntary Bankrupt s. t. conx, To the creditors of Nephi Eugster, Referee in Barikruptcj. of I'rovo, in the county of Utah, and gtrasaburger, Korriatown published, apparently waa leading tbe at ate executive by more than 200,000 votes In tbe atate primary of yesterday, first return indicated to- Thila-delph- s Service. Pa.. April 23. riTTsm of Governor KweepliiK far ahead Gifford Piuchot in lil fight for delegate at large to the Republican national convention, Italph Beaver New KGK. IIUIIIIIBIUIIIIIIIIIHIIIUUaTUIIIIIIIIEIUIIIUiniaiUIIIIIaUIIIIIBUlBKBUBKIIBIIIIKK ciiHolino ilnrireKt iilsntl"n plant in tlie world. fiiipiKHl to treat i culiic feet of minimi kh 'il.iilv for tbe ex t ruction of fitiliue. ille fviiiied a lively Interest in all llxlllMry. plinsex of UlP Those who iniiilc the trip returned m tn CiiKJier iM'spn tiered wiih mud m nil except Admiral Strauss. Tbe iiiiiiiirnl v;is ns Hjiick und Hginu us w hen he left. a I w J DEM0CATS TO . J) VlrP U VJ I on Our Entire Stock of MEET FRIDAY ' 4 pr-al- All precinct Democratic chairmen ami all women Interested in organizing the women of the Democratic will meet In the county court party ' President Coolldg 1924 season. baseball At right, episodes that marked th! opening of th room Friday evening, April 25. at Interesting the at the i ball from grandstand capital H o'clock, according to notices sent oftVlally elves birth to the new Fcas.m nt Wasliingtoii ly tossing ato bat for the nrst time. In the center, an At left. Franklo Friach, new captain of the ri;nts, as he ctepH-- up out by Chairman A. O. Smoot and one Giants the for hit a costly nrtlon nlcture showing Nels. of Brooklvn'a Robins, eafe at second on a Vice Chairman Alice Heynolds. The time for the holding of thk tie. Jenkins Knit Goods company, Democratic' primaries throughout the county will be decided upon a necktie and silk socks. Fletcher ic'Thomcs, boy's sport the meeting. A vice chairman: to succeed Mis Alice Reynold's, who is hose. I'tah Tower & Light company, unable to devote the necessary time to the work, w ill also be elected. flashlight. The primaries to be decided upon Hanson entering company, 21b. for the election of delegates to the box candy. llarton Furniture company, air Democratic state convention to bs' hundreds of feet above Rroadwav, held in Ogden June 5 for the elecInternational News Service. gun and water pistol. i.t il..l..irnf,.a f tlin nntlonn! enll. ChristeiiKen & Co., wont bat. NEW YORK. April 23. "John Dr. School pointed out that his iii New York. ion vent hair It. Dr. Veru Greenwood, youngest the feet were country's or halfway Daniel II.," brush. athlete, made a prodigious Jump and fitted to climb about In trees. ifi i'i iti ivs Whipple Electric company, flash- riKiutv That's right," said Johu Daniel i v ml- IT! V ITI'ltlt t V B landed on the soft bed in his suite light. of his hotel. Proud In a New York II. "I learned to do this in the scout company, skill, he stood upright on his two PKICK. April 2:1. The Republiknife. mountains." black hairy feet and struck his "Mow did they catch you," asked a bus been can county convention one pair hose. Jb't'onrd llros., little chest mightily with the flats mere reporter. company, Kaynee culled by County Chairman B. W. of bis hands. Dalton for next Saturday afternoon "A dirty trick, if you ask me," blouse. "Notice his small cnlf muscles," said John. "They uesd a net. I can Inc., one gold watch nt 2 o'clock in the American Legion Auderberg, said Dr. Wlllinm A. Siholl, a noted tell you my mother was greatly put chain. hall, when seventeen delegates will foot orthopedist of Chicago. "They out when I did uot show up for supball and be chosen to the state and congres- K Woolworlh company, show that the gorilla merely uses per." sional conventions to be held at m mouth organ. M bis feot to sustain his weight and 1'arrer liros., one pair gym shoes. I'rovo May 0. .Spenking of supper made John this But for propulsion. In tbe afternoon nt 5 o'clock a M only partly Other contributions from local So Miss Alyce Daniel II hungry. heavy weight which in nn adult Cunningham, his best friend, gave merchants will be appreciated. A banquet will be served in the Cargorilla reaches SCO or 3S0 pounds, him a nice bowl of dried milk. number of local meat mid grocery bon tabernacle dining roiinis. at M has developed a long, heavy heel John Daniel was so immensely dealers have made donations of la which very pleased at this that he 5 bone, the os calsis, permitted a merchandise which will be used In much like a rumnn heel bone. The M of his foot to be tuken. welnie the roast at pedograph big Uaymond M a great length of this bone gives It "1 don't object in the leust," said park Saturday night. May 3. Fol'ND (ientleiuan's fountain pen. comcertain leverage which partly same foot he. "But I wouldn't like my Owner can have Announcements of the prizes for by calling n pensates for the weak calf muscles." dissected, as they did to John Dau- - athletic events Wednesday, April at 157 X. 1st L and identifying. n A few minutes later "Mr. John iel 1st." .'io, and for the bicycle races SaturDaniel II." grasped the railing on Dr. Scholl explained that John II day, May Ii, will be announced FOR SALE Piano mid cello, ix bar- n m had n very good foot, with a heel later. gain. 42 N. 1st 1;. the top of the hotel as he balanced much like that of a human heel. All registrations for bicycle races John's foot functions more like a .must be iu before noon, May 2. at Folt RENT Modern apt.' huninu foot thuu tbut of any of the Meredith :j:ui K. 2nd S. Cycle company store, North Vniveisity avenue. great apes. This ph used him immensely and I'tizes are on display in window LOST Gobi breastpin net with' he jumped around like u rubber of I'lah Power & Light company. many small pearls; safely clasp. Return to bull, ending up by utnying a report- Look at them, boys, and then get pendant, and chatelaine. er's shoe tt ring, using both his ready for the contests and register Mrs. Wilkins, I'rovo high school.1 Reward. early. lingers and teeth. "i'hnl's the way I evolutc by usinn my br.'iin," snid John. Folt SALE Dining room set, "Tin' foot," explained Dr. School, cheap. 0U3 W. 1st N. "was probably the l'ir.-- part of t lie skeleton to show distinctive changes! FOR SALE Early seed potatoes, 3 3 wlieu man's earliest ancestors took' Irish cobbler. Phone Q-V73 to walking fin the ground. The reu-- i S3 I son for this is that the heavy weight of the body operates mechanically to cbaiiL'c the structure of the foot! All when its function is changed. After all is said ;md done tha evidence goes to show that man's trouble in Washington right now is in trees ancestors had given up life more is bcina saM than dune. w ' lie face fore be acquired humuu long I liWill and form." Electricity trawls 11. COO, COO miles "It's too bad," said John. "If they a minute, arriving just 53 seconds bad stuck to trees I would be iu the behind bad news. . . (iaboou mountains right this minute." and he ran to Miss (.'uniiing-haWomen want the last word in talkand put his shining little black ing and in clothes. arms around her, just like a little you want paint The crazy stunts pulled In circus baby that wants its mother. or varnish, usually you Dr. School observed that the way rings are not as funny as some of John's toes are placed resembles the stunts pulled In want it quick! . political rings. that of the toes of a very young In the annual spring drive of mowhere the Fuller dealbaby, particlurly of a child before birth. A greater inversion of the torists against trains no train casualers come in! foot also occures in the infant, ties have been reported so far. whose bones admit of greatod flexiIt never has occurred to Germany bility, lie said you could tell a They will furnish any kind great deal about John's family tree that she could settle the reparation of pant or varnish you by bis feet. Of course, it was unsci- problems by paying. to say that man was descendentific need. Once they married In haste and re-- j temporarily out ed from the monkeys or apes, but at leisure; now they marry in of stock it will be obtainprobably man and the apes go back pented and repent in summer. to some common ancestral group spring ed for you from a nearby millions of years ago. It was not A good rain helps to liquidate the unreasonable, be said, to suppose fanner's debts. Fuller Branch within that man's foot has been developed from a grasping type hours. Concrete facts and concrete heads twenty-fo- ur of foot. The increasing bulk of tbe don't always mix. thickand heel the shortening and there's a Fuller Wholesale ening of the metatarsals and digits, Up to now the war veterans awaitBranch close to every Fuller evident in the gorilla, were pos- ing a bonus from . Congress have sessed by man at un early stage. found every hour zero hour. dealer. There's no delay and When the foot is put to new uses the stock is jrcik. That's continuous pressure soon changes its form and structure, he doctor Fuller Service, said. People's feet are changing every day, as the army records of Consult a Fuller Dealer about t would show. News Service. He your painting problem. "It's all part of evolution," said International CASPER. Wyo., April 23. Rear $1.00 John Daniel II. "I dare say after will be glad to serve you. Send I have been In the United States Admiral Joseph Strauss upheld for our free book "Home ! three months I will be playing on naval tradition for spotlessness a vaudeville circuit, or doing my here despite his travels through the Painting," drifting snow and mudbanks of the stuff at golf." Teapot Dome naval oil reserve. LADIES' BEAUTIFUL COATS 1 $10.50 to $37.50 two-bas- Get our prices before you buy. SCIENTIST SHOWS WHERE PRICE GORILLARESEMBLES MAN V2 PRICE One Large Lot of l, win. ir ii n: Go-lio- LADIES' BEAUTIFUL DRESSES Ilaws-Goodmn- $10.75 to $21.50 Wood-Clifto- You'll Find a Real Saving in These Dresses. a Additional Discount on all LADIES' SPRING SUITS JO Wantads to 33 a a a-:j- o two-roo- a i liliJiUXJ 781-J-- 7 4 ... r 11 WHAT SOME WOIEN DON'TKNOW The New Complete Oven Control On that you didn't have to stay in the kitchen watching the baking or the roast. 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