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Show THE PROVO HERALD, MONDAY. JUNE 23, 1924. PAGE SIX. deficit for each victory, which, as any baseball ninn will agree, U nut A winning "according to Hojle." team ought to draw a big gate. Hatters Play ENGLISH GIRL, Timps Here 20. (1XS). Stories ot the olden days when catamounts leaited from trees upon hunters as they passed beneath ere common, but W. B. Jester came in with a new one recently. Jester said while walking beneath a tree In some woods near here a squirrel leaited from a high limb, landing directly on his back, sinking its teeth in his neck. On reaching his home be found his neck was swelling fast He called In a physician, who found indications of rabies. The Pasteur treatment for hydrophobia was ordered. Doctors said it was common June Moonlight Mountain Climbers Return From xpedmon to Maple Flat. By E. L. ROBERTS. Experts Expect Betty Nuthall Two hundred tired hikers re to Become a Second turned to Provo Sunday afternoon Helen Wills. after participating In the Brigham Young university's annual summer International News Barries. mountain climbUlMK)N, June 23. England's school moon-ligh- t newest tennis prodigy is Betty ing expedition to Maple Flat, near the top of Provo Peak. While every Nuthall. hiker In the large party appeared to And Betty is a real prodigy, for be decidedly worn out from the all- she is only thirteen years old, yet night outing, there was a general for squirrels to suffer from her game is good enough a earn expression of enthusiasm over the hydrophobia. adventhe with associated and such her the respect of delights capable exjierieiu-eplayers as Molla BJur-ste- ture. Mnl lory. Miss Kltzabeth Ityan, Friday evening at 9 :30 o'clock the over the eastern mountains that a assembled at the descent to Provo was and other veterans who have been "moonshiners" legun. Many in the limelight of the teunls world men's gymnasium of the Brigham for years. Mrs. Mallory has called Young university and spent an hour of the students remained until the social mixtures late afternoon hours before return in her a "wonderful little player." In the recent Middlesex champion- under the direction of Miss Wilma ing to the city. Those responsible for the program ships played on the courts at Chis-wic- Jeppson of the "Y" recreational deBetty fought her way through partment At 10 :30 p. m. the party nuinlxTs on the outing were Ruth the first two rounds and in the lined up and began a cross country Partridge, Wilma Jeppson, Ivan third round, found herself facing hike towards the "Y" trail two Young, Vivian Peterson, Harlan Adams, Glenn Guyman, John Oman-sothe redoubtable Molla, who was a miles from Provo. Ward Moody, Carl Larsen, By After reaching the trail the stustar on the counts before Betty was liorn. Mrs. Mallory took the first dents were halted by the appearance ron Jones and Prof. Robert Sauer. while Betty was getting! of an Indian girl dressed in full na set, warned up, but in the second she , tive costume who sang several IRISH INDUSTRIES TO BE GIVEN PROTECTION gave Molla a battle that had the Indian melodies and then bade the spectators cheering and acting moon worshipers welcome to the heights of her mountains. International Ntwi Servloe. roughly with their hats. She car moon-li- t 2a- - Eroest June DUBLIN, ried the game to six all, but could Miss Vivian Peterson responded to not stand the pace and Mrs. Mallory the Indian girl's invitation by lead- Blythe, Free State minister of ing the hikers in cheers and pep finance, has announced, in the Free won, Betty is a sturdily built girl, with songs. A8 the climb started beauti- State budget for the forthcoming golden hair that hangs down her ful strains of music came down the year, a policy of protection of back and she admits that she mountain side from a grass quartet Irish Industries will be Inaugurated. Blythe is following the lines of the "loves to play the game" and en concealed in tha cliffs above. Several halts were taken along policy of the late Arthur Griffith, Joys "playing before a crowd." English etnnis enthusiasts ex the route to Maple Flat and pro- but for the present budget he pect that Betty will develop Into a gram numbers were furnished at has limited his action to the Impo Ati sition of a partial system of tariffs British Helen Wills or a French each of these resting places. Suzanne Lenglen and confidently Sentinel Point a ghost story told by designed to protect the least prospredict she will be winning world's Harlan Adams was given a wlerd perous industries. For the present the tariffs, which championships by the time she is climax by the unexpected appear twenty. Her mother, however, in a nee of two skeletons climbing Blythe himself characterized as "an gists that tennis Is not going to be among ledges near the frightened experiment in protection," will apallowed to Interfere with ber educa- group. The effect was sufficiently ply only to boots and shoes, soaps, fearful to Induce several hikers to candles and automobile bodies. tion. quit the party and return to the These industries, it is declared, have had the hardest struggle, to meet SALT LAKE AMATEUR. safety of civilisation. At Maple Plat and also on the foreign manufacturers. An immediate result of Blythe Won. Lost Pet point of "Mother Luna's nose" bon1 .889 fires were built and while waiting experiment has been noticeable in 8 King Coal 2 .800 for the break of day and sunrise, the shoe industry, whlre manufac8 Merit Hat Shop Western Optlcals ... 7 2 .T78 the party entertained Itself with turers already have begun extending .400 stunts, games and group songs. It their premises and building new facAmerican Legion .... 4 6 American Ry Exp. .. 1 9 .100 was not until the sun was well up tories. English manufacturers have been 1 .100 9 Popular Grove UTAH COPPER LEAGUE. quick to express displeasure at the new Irish tariffs. Sunday's Games. . Won. Lost Pet.1 Merit Hat Shop 11, King Coal 5. 11 4 .733 WM. H. ADAMS Western Optlcals 24, Popular Magna .BOO 7 7 Grove 9. Bingham Auctioneer 8 .467 7 American Legion 5, American Arthur Land. Livestock and General 10 4 283 Smelter Farm Sales. Furniture Sales at Railway Express 0. your home or In our auction room, 157 North University Ave. Bonded auctioneer and vice president of Western Auction School. Onlv ab solute sales conducted. Office 157 N. University Ave. References, any Salt Lake bank. Wednesday's came between the Proro Timps and the Salt Lake Hat ters will lie of more than caxual Interest to Salt Lake amateurs and ball players and fans, for these are the only two teams in the state that hare defeated the King Coals, leaders of the Salt Lake amateur league. The Timps leat the King Coals holding the heavy slugging Salt Lakers to a matter of four singles. wuc a uinr Miniiij. mm whs me first time the King Coals had been defeated and their only shut-oaSundHy the Merit Hatters defeated the King Coals 11-allowing the league leaders 10 hits, to 18 garnered by the Hatters. Stegner or Itnrney will pitch for the Merit Hatters Wednesday, with IxiBaek probably handling the rubber for the Timps, Anderson being 6-- t. field In reserve. The rest of the Hatters will line up something like this: Hellstrom, second base. Peacock, shortstip. Ringwood, third liase. Krauth, first base. Chytraus, left field. Miller, centerfield. Lawless, rlghtfield. Austin, catcher. The Timps will have their unbeat en lineup in the field and ought to nave the edge on the Hatters, Judging from past performances. There are only three teams In the Salt Lake league that can give the nmpe a real battle and two already have tasted defeat at Timpanogos parr. The third should go the same route Wednesday. President Harry Heal has signed for a game at American Fork July! 8, with the celebrated Cavemen of that enterprising city. American Fork la staging a two-dacelebration July S and 4, with baseball as tn tellar attraction both days. The old time American Fork lineup will bte on hand to combat the Timpa that battle will draw many Pw6 baseball fans to the Cave y American Fork win play a return game here, probably on July 23, ac centing to Mr. HeaL Proro baseball fans are urged to attend the Wednesday club so far this season has won every game and piled up a higher 6-- REAL ESTATe-flOCSE- S CONFIDENCE OF OCR MANY CCSTOMERS ALLOW US TO OFFER YOU THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES: 5 acres of btnd in Charleston with a four-roohouse, barn and and S1700, Only outbuildings. terms. 4 acres, good location, close in Provo, southwest part of the city, only $1600. 6 acres at Springvllle, at the bead of mill pond; home, all machinery included. Exceptional, $2100, and terms; less for cash. THE The prettiest little 10 acres around Proo, all in Italian prunes plenty of water; see this property $2700. home, Springvllle, and of ground, near high one acre school. $3,300. HOMELAND REALTY CO. 28 North University. FOR RENT Call at . 7 Small furnished home. 4th S. J 26 70 E. i 1 139 or ilX 840. cornet. Call NOTICE. Pursuant to the 3 provW(,Ui tion 1423. Conn.li.1 t .7 CtM USED COAL RANGES Some good 1917. sealed bids coveri 1 new. Pritid at J15 up. Gaa of the following nr..,....," as FOR REXT Furnished bedroom. SO nouces, 124 W. Center. 1,1 J Co, 7 -. 272 E. Center St. stationery, t,. J 30 .." costs of BUllllshl.,. . female Scotch LOST White collie, FOR REXT 2 rooms. Call 678-tax list, for brown ears. on of Phone tips J24 392.with provided by law and ,h, Reward. p of delinquent tax ROMS FOR RENT Gentlemen BABtUIN-TJsed ANOTHER . pUyer as provided by law, the wanted. Phone piano. Taylor Bros, Music Dept being the estimated rooms. FOR RENT Housekeeping the various county offieer to( 8 W. 3rd 8. J 23 PIANOS FOR RENT Taylor Broav. department piano y the FOR RENT Two modern furnish uuuor or tan county, I taJ. ed upstairs rooms for housekeep- OYX ACETYLENE ,,T' office not and later welding than Jul, 319 ing for couple. Phone - . weld We made anything cutting. E. 1st N. of metaL Work guaranteed. First cost service. ATRES. 42 N. 4th W. list la only an estimate class FOR RENT Furnished rooms. No Phone 945-tf ent of the various itms ST children. 165 N. 3rd W. icoftnty reserves the rWi, .m ' M EXPERT marcelling 60c, bob curl Sereafc or decreas the .:..,w FOR RENT 2 unfurnished rooms. 25c. For appointment phone 938. Phone 112-129 S. Univ. Ave. 786 W. 3rd S. J SO fqnantlties as mav h Copies, of all forms may be ohf ANOTHER ' bargain used plana r vvw 4iui lilt wu7 FOR REXT Rooms at First West auditor. Taylor Bros piano dept and Center, singly on in suite, xne coara or County . suitable for office, rooms or apart EMPLOYMENT sionerg reserve the rit-h-t to TZZ. Will furnish if desired ment or reject any and all bids at Baker & Baker, Attorneys. WANTED Work for young man. first regular meeting in the' Phone 488-J-of July, 1924. Bids may FOR RENT Sleenine or house vnv v uiq uciun keeping rooms; also garage. 55 WANTED Ladles in this locality 2000 Bummons on W. 2nd N. to embroider linens for us. at Hammermill Bond paper. home their leisure momenta mw ducuw luuuuw 1(11101 imu. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Write during at once "Fashion Embrold ment blotters, ruled and printed on Ground floor. Phone 381-R- , Jy-..J-3eries." 1461 Lima, Ohio. .. 281b. substance HammermlU led FOR RErr Two rooms, furnished WANTED Licensed barber. Phone t OJUkA t .. J nsuKoour o uescnptlon carJi for light housekeeping, $12 a 466. 3 on 125-ldocument manila boari month. 210 S. 5th W. 300 bonds for the payment tf WANTED All kinds of dressmak taxes on 20-lsubstance Hammer- FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. ing; children's clothes preferred; miu . ft uona 1. paper. ground floor. 58 W. 8rd S. meaa shirts and boys blouses. Work . rl! J. 7 ii. 550-W- 8 iuliJX tf r?..r -- "'.vea l r 538-W- aStaTS?. 7 J. 3 -- 7 W 6 nS a FOR SALE lota, from $85 each, up. Inquire of F. W. Bathenbruck, owner. 243 K. 5th N. Provo, Dt City building a FOR SALE modern home, $4750, for cash. 242 W. 6th S. 1 Inquire 271 W. 4th S. -- 8-- FOR SALE Silver-plate- d with case, complete. Herald Want Ads Ala., ALBANY-DECATU- OF PROYO PEAK 13 TENNIS PRODIGY Wednesday CLIMB NEAR TOP MAD SQURRIX LEAPS TO MAN'S NECK AU BITES FOR SALE OR RENT modern house, 3x12 lot. W. 1st S. Call B. H. Six-roo- 181-- At 257 Bower, 20-l- 3 2 0 8 tf V a guaranteed. Phone 209-- J. v blotters. 3 12 backs (covers) for field nlf POULTRY FOR electric wiring, contracting, FOR SALE By owner, 2 modern FARMS, GARDENS, (The above two items to be mail homes 320 N. 7th E. Phone 944-estimates and repairing call Guy up in canvas with leather corneti 451-man and Tolbot duplicating covers now on hand in WANTED To lease or rent small the county assessor's office). FOR HOUSE or sign painting, FOR RENT modern furfarm close in. Call 1200 notices of assessor's can m 3 20-lnished bungalow, 170 N. 1st K. phone 21. substance Bammersull bond 7 Phone 602-paper, perioratea ana padded 80 to the pad. FOR SALE 1350-lhorse, cheap If FOR RENT Modern apartments, 30 assessor's receipt book), 50 taken at once. Phone 702-furnished or unfurnished, cen 4 ceipta to the book in duplicate on 20-lIn reasonable rates. trally located; substance Hammermill bond quire 41 B. Oth W. FOR SALE Cherries. Phone 667-paper, 500 sheriffs certificates of sale of FOR ALE Two bldg. lots, good lo property under execatlot personal cation. Call 184 E. 5th N. Phone WANTED A good, fresh milk cow. on 20-lsubstance Hammermill 520-Jy-- 4 783-J-bond paper. 500 personal description blanki oo FOR RENT 3 and ants.. LOST 20-lHammermill bond paper. white bull pup, with Bleeping porch. Also two fur one tan ear ; lost in Provo canyon. 600 automobile description blanb nished rooms. 184 E. 6th N. Phone J. Will Craghead, 193 W. 1st N. on 20-lsubstance Hammermill 520-Jy-13 Phone 301-R- . bond paper. 2000 sheriffs letterheads on FOR SALE OR LEASE Modern FOR SALE First substance English bond paper, sUw ward pasture 691 N. 9 Ave. Univ. bungalow, inches. tickets, half price. Phone 688. 7 1000 sheriff a letterheads on 2Mb. FOR RENT furnished, substance English bond paper, stw modern apt 407 8. 8rd W. 7 FOR SALE 25 Wyndotte laying Inches. hens. 274 N. 1st W. Phone 897-1000 sheriffs receipts in bound FOR RENT 4 room house and 3 substance Hammer form on 20-lpantry. 671 E. 5th S. Call at bond paper. mill 920 W. Center or Home Insurance BOARD AND ROOM 126 S. substance Oriolt 2nd E. 20 reams of 20-lCo. J SO 4 linen bond paper, size 8xl3 inchei 20 reams of No. 1 yellow traffic, FOR RENT 3 roomed cottage fur- FOR SALE A one seated buggy or fiat writing paper, size (Hi ill nished. Gas, sink, toilet 35 W. Jy-1- 3 inches. phaeton. Call 495-J-7th N. 9 substance Ham 10 reams of 16-lWANTED A few old potatoes at mermill bond paper, SVjtII inches, immnmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT modern fur $1.60 hundred lbs, Sutton 8000 county letterheads on SCOTT P. STEWART . nished apt Apply at 245 N. Univ. Market per substance English bond paper, atxe Civil Engine 4 and U. g. Minora. Ave, inches. Surveyor. FOR SALE Pure-bre- d 3000 county letterheads on 24D Berkshire Columbia Theater Bldg, Provo. TJtaa FOR RENT Furnished apt, 142 W, 4 pigs. Phone 196-will operate more efficient substance English bond paper, dit Land and Mining Surreys; Irriga3rd N. Phone 723-J- . inches. tion and Drainage; Structural De with less expense if ly, FOR SALE Nice big cockerels for 4 auditor's receipt books in dupli ROOMS FOR RENT, BOARD sign; Consulting ami Report. 662-4 frying. Call cate, 150 sets to the book, on Office recently moved to Colombia' Hammermill bond paper. Theater Bldg. FOR RENT furnished cot 1000 sets in duplicate, highway 142 E. 3rd Telephones : tage. Phone 151-Hammermill Office payrolls on 20-lResidence 118-AUTOMOBILES North. with bond paper. 5000 county claim blanks on 87 S. 2nd E. 1 BOARD AND ROOM FOR SALE Nash Four, in good substance Hammermill bond paper. 20 reams of mimeograph paper. condition, 1923 model Address Box 33, Herald. 1500 sets of purchase orders in HaaimermiU triplicate on 16-lWANTED To trade Oldsmobile bond paper. To be bound in manuft car, good condition, on small folders with two carbons. home. Phone 848. or inquire at 2000 criminal complaints on City Auto Top Co., 432 W. Center. substance Hammermill bond paper. 1000 warrants of arrest on . Hammermill bond paper. substance 214 West Center. FOR SALE Miami racer bicycle, in 500 affidavits of search and seizPhone 812-ure, under "the prohibition act, oir perfect condition, new tires, not Phone 86. 20-la flaw, only $25. Address Box 648. substance Hammermill bond DA per. 500 search and seizure warrasts. MISCELLANEOUS under the prohibition art, on substance, Hammermill bond paP"- LOST A brown catcher's glove in Fifth West at tax sales in duplicate on or Fifth North. lb.3000 substance Public Service bond, Timp park, Friday. Return to 3 paper. "SUDDEN SERVICE" "Independents." Reward 45,000 tax notices in triplicate subotimee Hambound, on FOR SALE Gas range, cheap. . mermill bond paper. Notices to be 9 Phone delivered Feb. 15, 1925. Colors and number of each book to be deterlete FOR office equipmined by the county treasurer. ment also household furniture. 4000 tax sale notices on Leaving city. Call at room 3 over substance Hammermill bond paper.. Fairer Bros, store. Same to be nodded. 8000 sots of tax sale rvdemptfon FOR SALE Baby carriage, slightly modern brick, li trirvHoto nn is-lb- . substance used, excellent shape. Brown's Paint Shop, 40 N. 3rd W. English bond paper, bound.170 foUo half basement, close in; One tax sale record same a WANTED One passenger to Cedar pages, quality and form terms ; $ 4250. treasurers' use county now in in' Kjuy leave xuesaay. rv. u. Alien, 145 E. 3rd S. . office. 2 frame, new, big One certified tax sale record iw same folio pages, quality and form FOR SALE, CHEAP Cornet and lot; only $2200; very violin. 326 N. 4th . as now in use in county treasurer 6 office. , reeasy terms. MARCELLING and bob curling, 60 Binding deputy treasurers . two sets, to meet requirecents. Upstairs, Maw apartments, ports, 8x12 lot, east front, 100 N. University Ave. ments of county treasurer. jy-- 3 m 1000 tax sale memorandmns Hamnortheast, $650. 20-lsubstance on FOR SALE Furniture. Inquire at duplicate . 660 8. 2nd W. Phone mermill bond paper, padded. Summer comfort de8 40-ac-re 12 Index books to assessment close to farm, now u FOR EXPERT mands the use of Ice For rolls, quality and form asoffice. bob and nureeUlng 7 acres mixed Provo; . treasurer's use in county race TOC 384 curun;,caui I ii-445.0W brick horn, fruit; N. 6th W. Printing levies on back of keeping your food, for tax notices In duplicate and rebindr barns, outbuildings, 8BB BULON L. BURR for "Better etc. Easy terms; $6300. ing same. icing your drinks, and Clothing." Phone Publishing of delinquent tax usi Jy-- 2 foe the current year as provided oy for serving foods in the law. Buy a canyon lot in (Bids to be based on price most name and description, per beautiful Vivian -- J-2- 3 J. 227-N-- J-2- 4 J-2- J. J. For Sale 7 . 1 J. 4 6 Doing Good Cash and Carry Business. 9j J-2- Located on Fifth North and Fifth West, across from free camping park If you are -- tf 8x7 inter- ested, inquire store. 3. 8xll at YOUR CAR J-2- 8xll 8x7 9 J-2- SERVICED 2. 9 24-I- TEXACO tf liC.v. Hansen f OWENS REAL SIGNS Have you a lovely white kitchen to show them?- When you take friends tKfuugh your home what about the kitchen? Are you really proud to exhibit it? Is your kitchen just as attractive in its way as any other room? The workshop of the home deserves to be made cheerful and inviting as well as thoroughly efficient The demand is for The ALL - WHITE KITCHEN Ask Your Gas Company See the Window Display The White Enamel We Allow You Gas Range $10 it naturally the center of interest. And now only the finish, but many other new features make the modern gas range so desirable-O-ven heat regulator, n lighter, Easily cleaned, removable parts, Better heat concentration, Convenient oven and broiler, Plate and food warmer. Touch-a-butto- for your old range Gaa t Coal Burning. and apply the amount on the purchase price of any new gaa range you select. Just think of selling your old stove for $10, and getting a clean, new, gas range! This is Gas Range Headquarters Enquire Here First! Utah Valley Gas & Coke Co. Provo 1 PRODUCTS ESTATE CO. 20-l- 20-lh- 5 THE GREASE Utah CDAT 20-l- 16-l- M 306-W- SALEr-Comp- 16-1- 5 9 Use More Ice M omtey 1 ' By Having Your Wheels Tightened and Repaired om To Keep Cool at Ahlanders 656-W- 476 S. Univ. Ave. j,.j etc; 792-B-- delightful manner, you will find our monstrous cakes of coolness, & Ice Co. Phone 459. Equipment Park lots, $250 to $350, 60-fo- ot on terms. If you want to just in place. Knight Coal Work Guaranteed Latest Modern or Insure Our Repair Department is equipped w th the latest and best machinery obtain-ablmaking it the best shoe repairing department in I rovo. Bring in your old shoes. We will make them look like new. AD work guaranteed. e, Buy BeO per issue ) list Publishing of delinquent tax law. by as provided for past years HI Let Owens Do It. BOSTER BROWN SHOE publication June REPAIRING DEPT. 168 West Center. phone IRIda tn ho baaed on price P" a itpaeriDtion. Der issue.) a Publishing of all legal notices provided by law. f' (Signed) CLIFFORD L. WBW, A,,rt,fnr TTfah County, Man. last tKIrat publication June 23; 7fl7 30, 1924.) The Mhertv Bell has been l'laced re on wheels to fucllitate its quick moval from Independence uau um case of fire. |