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Show PAGE FOtTL TIIE EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APML 23.123. ! PORTS CMRALBASE BROS 1M.0R tEPAEIMI BALL LEAGUE - 1CH IN MEN ' " ' " COMPANY ST SIPRE TUT. -- -- Of V' Reports Coming From Each Town In Circuit indicates Real League i4 i j si ' The eyes of the leading towns of Ctab, Juab and Wasatch coun ties are now focused on Provo, with a view of taking an Inventory of the Garden City's baseball stock, according to Dell Webb, city recreational director. Ll That other towns also are being watched is evidenced in the fact that the Tlmp players seem to real' ize that they will hare to put . in if they are to main' some wood-licktain the high standard of ball Provo believes they ateapablo of .produci lug. PRICES SLAUGHTERED IN ORDER TO CLEAR OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK . Heber City will come Into th league this year with practically all of their old team. At least, enough will be in the of the name things interesting for their opponents. Art and Clarence Of I ; Xlurdoek, the tipper valley's formid able mound men, will be In the game again, according to roe dopsters, as will Stanley, theJr aafa- ty valve liehlna the bat .. In all probability they will lose Bonner, C3 J . II mm' - crack third J)a'faaji3iitjenorti affirm Jhat several youngsters are v-- .; EVERYTHING MUST GO NOTHING HELD BACK Follow the Crowds : 1 -t- : . . o BusterBrownShoeStore 168 West Center ProvQ MSflKUllIIZIIIIIIIIIIKlCXIIIBIIIIIHIEIIIUIHl nns Balloon Ires I 5 RRTMn WPW T?FPATT? PROFIT EMS TA M THE TIRE MAN B:5 The FIRESTONE Tire and Rubber Bf company PROTECTS its dealers. A m new vulcanizing process has been devel- g oped and special demonstrators sent out s S to Firestone dealers. ' . M are installing' the necessary equipment. Bring your lia iOiWrTifrrmmmm. M H M " H Irt HH( "11 sdes you doin' here?" queried the klmUtftaLmmandant. "I cot a " M M Brimha "M M n M "Tire M M H to come." Insisted the a "Th hadea you did!" ex a tniral tacfc wheryow belong." .Ut4 EAT AT EMIL'S CA0E 5 N. UNIVERSITY AVE. Bloek North of Fountain. . (UT (hey investigated first didn t seem so runny then as now thai a whole squadt ..hlg warships had jnada an-e; wive voyacef mm " 1 N- - SPECIAL DINNER DAILY SHORT ORDERS OUR SPECIALTY QUICK LUNCHES AND SANDWICHES . & - 8 , SPECIAL-T-BO- - S STEAK, 65c. DELICIOUS COFFEE. EAT AND SAVE MONEY - g-- NE Materials Canton Crepe.,- - Jactiwliu. n i) .. 'emiii ...... nlland . .......9 12 ......77 12 15 13 .......5 . 1 Canton' Flat Crc s " Thtse drcsst are so pntc-- t tleally styled that they are desirable for business and afternoon wear. The fab-- . rlc aid color range now unusually broad including all those that are .smartest now. Women iieedlug an extra dress or two will, Convert - that unsightly old' floor Into one of beauty byVl lavlnff S8 - - inch Oak over the mm old floor at a cost of abont $40.00 per average size room iwi save f the cost of expeU' hive rugs." w : --- Turn yonr floor troubles over to a flooring expert , k PARLEY 1TAFEN Phone WM ' i k"t: The price does not begirt to tell the real value of these dresses. They are higher cost dresses and if they were bought in the regular, way they could not be quoted at this figure. Practically every style considered smartest and newest you will find here, made up in quality silks and woolens, and showing all those-distinctiv- mm Evening- - gowns Dinner Gowns Afternoon Gowns Street Frocks Cloth.- - Frocks Etxjrt Frocks Matinee Frocks Beadud Dresses Draped Dresses e touches that set them apart from the commonplace frocks. La re CVnih. biuattona IHuretTwiU Yidder Crepe TrWotiue v Any" every ceivable style Priced Upwards From Spring and Summer wear. Novelty PUlds ; i i ap- pro pr late for Chanueea - con- Jumper Frockk of Flannel r - .. These dresses are in collars suited flr. pnrtkulnrly wear.- i rts iimi general 8umc of the. frocks are In i pi.t .ii siuitlcs, those dtut tned ; for Kijirts wear are in A nnurt iimi becoming save mouey .while making a most becoming choice. it.-l- i one piftiirod. 816.90 BROS COMB Service EM.0R The Store of .450 .429 .308 .81 .378 Department k Pjovo At "Tire SrKael Fitw Briuihall where th y will spend several diiy6iritiiully solvent' 'She cannot-o- e er-- visiting with retattvra and friends , ...irttnnti and Wilfcra BrimhalL tire mh, sound men -..... rhauM of rnve spent ilotxlay errn-a soj transmit cial heritage of . ins In Salt Lake City where they city and make their bnme. IdJaJsTo boyhood.' HttctHled a special AwotMTathHt of laMoon type Urea eondarted by a "Now whtrltre more fit than colMeeting PMpoed The iiMt::tn represeatattve ot men to transmit these ideals? was tt lege which Circle of the Valley At.Tos Angeles Sacramento 1, !ouc Tire romnaay. What greater mission is yours? have been held Thursday evpln Los Angeles 3. haa been postponed until Daniel Webster spenk: 'If Ifltr K nil (it lilC ! I IWrts Mrs. tt. Cam Clark wiU be ...nlnif. we work upon marble it will perish ; two bUKks or lthln the Times if we work upon brass time will ef ot:ilf the solosist at the musk Square; New York City, there are band concert 12.307 eatlng"pla-es-face it ; if we. rear temples, they will prosram of the Ladles literary rlnh la folt lJike Wedneeday.The crumble into dust, but if we work Here rlw Ftella VlsHcfd AMERICAN LEAGUE. evening a aiU at nit from npon mortal souls, if we Imbue them the the radio Worn Lost. Pet Nebckhcr of fiilvct City with principles, with the just fenr tiradca.!4int statloa at the week-enaf fitis in the guest city of God and the love oQ.fcllowmoir, 9 3 :750 Washington . .'. Egyptian theater at Oden. Last Lillian Mmtt and Ireta we engrave on these tablets some week ane aaivg at the Ralph Chin-Ing..8 S .727 the Misses Philadelphia Cleveland . . ..9 S .C92 ' Dr. George IL.Brlmhall gave an thing which will reeeptloa at the Ilojel I'tatc - brighten all eterh ..9 6 .600 ity."Chicago -- . .. interesting address to 8t. Louis ..7 7 .500 f the Toting nnivrrsity in connec "My. "own findings for this occa. nig rriesU Meet The Lake tion New York . ..4 7 .304 RIany Can Siolco Ctlef of Police View Week program sion are: '; with the Boys' ward will furnish the program Wren Wllkins has been notified to ..3 "L A high grade boyhood Is the Detroit, eonneted In Provo nder the keep a sharp lookout for seven cars for the high prleft. aaeetlait at the anspicea of the Proro Rotary club. mdst Infallible prophecy of a noble Boston . .... .2 10 acaeol Junior high Snaday aaornlng that wete stolen in Salt Lake Ia part Dr. Brimhall said as mannood. 9 v The missing cars range from atlOoVlork. "2. He who boosts boyhood lifts Tuesday's Results. :,v'v":; .:.' follows: . Post Ford touring models to the aew New York at Philadelphia la boys week, now are the wofluT This sedan. Ta HoM Sale The. wnmen of the yoa college men going to spell it J Crysler is always headed poned ; rain. Bonneville ward Relief SocWy will The hoy h me Is what i At Boston Washington 9, Boston nsl to be. in the direction that Its boys are hold a sale la the ward amnseuent He tsnt a man: he doesnT think thinking. 2. 11 Fif haU all day Friday. Women's like a man: he doesn't hope just as At Detroit )3t. Louis 5, Detroit 3. "4 The mas f movement of onr Transients, Taken to At Chicago Cleveland 3, Chicago teen "knights of the road were drew, kitchen aprons, children's a nan does: he doesn't do things boys with Rotary International Is - . . iushered from the railroad cars at clothing and refreshments will he like a num. He is Just a tioy and not toward the setting sun. . 12. . '5. More tlioughts, more work, the local freight, depot at an early on sale. he needs help In his becoming a man NATIONAL LEAGUE. hour this morning by Special Agent "College men ought to be filled more pay fot boy off ielals : then, less i R. O. W.l SmwUy TMtarfr-- Ur, Won. Ixist. Pet George Taylor, of the D. Ura. with the rare desire and power to thoaght less work and less pay for a4 " New York . ; . ....... .9 2 ' .750 railroad company. Mr. Taylor de. WilUrd McPherooa of SpringTilte help lyhooff 6ve Into manhood.' boy aelimineuts. A dime spent on a climbing Cincinnati ............ 9 5 .043 clares that when taken Into custory aud C X. Stark of tt Lake were Uste to a word r two from theT,a 4han- - a ..8 6 46741 some -ef the more boistrons Kmlitrs the gnettts 'ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank late 'internaHonanioys Work. eon- - boy is a Chicago .455 of the contingent declared that they Ramsey- .5 ; " dollar heaped on a money pile. , i frrencf Brooklyn , .. i'2i.L icdde down." :.H 6 " .455 would "turn Pnvo ""Cine half of all the hnv Intms- - "7: The city that stands hlirhest PhiludtlpbiA held" on 'an open ani Mrs. nenrr i MtloBalbg-hirv- e la Salt Lak-im real man in. - on the hill of Progress.t8 the one St. Lonis vriv .5 88 ; 8385 The men are beingfurther hnrn most 'Amorlm where the In thotr Wre iuveatlga-- Ctwneata who were meuttv married ..5 charge spending Pittsburg ..i. I hft thia saoraing firSsrt Lake .3 X J00tlon; not be financially solvent unless brigbtl-.- " Boston '.j,.. Quality , Tuesday's Results. At San Francisco Salt Lake 7. nn Francisco 17. At Seattle OaktendJLSeattte-f- l. Vernon 5, Portland cintes tr "" lu :cll fulydur worries tae-Flre- INSPIRING. Tm-sdaj- t; --- "it ADDRESS ON - BOYS' WEEK wa d er PLACE that weekly wash the-stude- - Ban-da- Highest Qualify Oak Floors Cheaper Than Rugs Crepe; Cwpe. Satin Canto rrluted Crepe Sat'ln Ckiffcn ltivshauarn Gmkirette PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. "Tlub"Slanaing7 Won. Lost. Pet. .an rriiiicisco. ......16 4 .800 iitlt Lake . .. . ......15 5 os Angeles . . 9 .GDI .13 "Siicrameiito Makluii(l and Misses cWomen Gar-lMt- IScuttte' wtrek-g- Half doing big things toward restoring any losses that might be suffered by the older men leaving. Spanish Fork Is'sald to hareforty men working out from whom a team Vill be chosen. From this array of talent it is said that a winning team will le chosen. .Ainong the outstanding figures in the Spaniard lineup is Glen Howe, a progeny of the infield. Teres Hansen will 1 round liehlnd the hat and Owen Howe is maid to be doing splendid Work on ite Mound,- - Skinner Mtllel:, too, is going to be a maker of base ball history in the pitcher'a box, It id predicted. American Fork la going tocome wjjth a great majority of Uie old team and that's no joke. : Only two neiv men will be with the Caveniefl, But that the. dope sheet reads. 'ot'niR hardly possible. But if Addle filler Is with them, head and heart tbtt.v have a real asset. HpringvUle never saw such en- thnslasm toward the national sport. have bigger .grandstands m They wWhing the hoys practice than they used to have at a real game, reiKirti? have it. A prcdomlnatlBg t, 3 influence is said to be young who is strong for the material a Spriugvillo1 is developing. Only one of two of the old bunch will be in the lineup. Davis will catch, it i said, but further than that a new crop of players will spring forth. The latest word from Eureka is that they are liable to spring some Surprises but surprises are what the fans want, so let em come. Captain Railebasan abundance of infield material for the Tlmp' team, it Is said, so there is little tiecd to worry about Provo holding her own. It is hoicd that league directors are progressing with the schedule and other mutters in the Interest of the sMrt as well as the respective teams are reported to he developing. y. in a bag-an- d have ns call for it. You do the ironing at home and mot of the careful housewives of the town prefer to do that. We -- will deiiver-t,h- e wash on time and yoti will be pleased with its excellent condition. The charge is slight. " bettor-inmtoio- ut ; Mr. nar . bov-lam- E4313 SBSf3J 1 |