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Show PACE SIX THE EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1925. 31 WANTED FOR MURDER AND ANNUAL ON TEN GENT H osier ySale r ; A i - 2 COUNTS at f rl y' Pair Men's, Ladies and ; Children's Hose at 1000 mili-.ta- TANKO. Most of these stockings are regular 23 cent numbers- - Some cost more- BE EARLY .' . , Fire hundred dollar reward will be aid fur capture of the two men who at 7 o'clock on the morning of April l.( shot and killed merchant, II. J. Litiberg, while attempting to rot (tore, The men are now firmly believed to be Joseph Tanko and Floyd Hall, life termers, - .who escaped from San, Quentln, April 8, 1936. ( Pictures above.) One of, the two men with a railroad brake 'shoe, struck down Uta-bef- g atced clerk, G us Grille, while the other bandit shoLltzberg with firearm concealed lieneath htg overcoat, undoubtedly a rifle; stock tear be sawed off and slung over, shoulder on strap. Robbed. till of $30. About 4 cMock yesterday after- noon, these same two men at 17th ili Jenkins Knit Goods Co HE 30-3- 0 Well Begun Is Done Half ; - i i tires put on your car A set of NOW will insure you against no end of tire trouble during the summer.. You know how it makes you feel' to change tires every other trip during the hot weather. SUNSET CORDS new SUNSET CORD 30x3 j .................. 33x4 34x4 ..... ;. 5 f 32x4 ; 7.45 A2.60 12.75 12.90 , - HALT', aprLot ry and B streets,' halted an auto and under threats of death compelled FranlrUartow; tneUrt verTwho was accompanied by his small child, to drive them to Stockton. On the way, near the Western Pacific K. B. shops, the gasoline supply became exhausted which ."enabled Police Officers Taylor and Nono to catch up with the bandit - who opened fire with the rifle and seriously wounded Officer Nunq and jumping front the machine, escaped in the '' tall grass. ' When last seen both men wore caps' of same material of perhaps brownish color. Man with rifle, presumably- Tanko, wore overcoat of brownish material, half belt and pleat In back ; other map wore plain blue suit .. BEBXABD llcSHANE. Chief of Police. Pumps In Designs A Bit Unusual ' ' White Kid, Patent Leather, tan naco calf, low and fnedium heela. - $5.85 , COUNTY NEWS PAYSON HIGH OBSERVES Patent father, tan uaci " calf, whitfejfjd, 7$5.85- Vfi 7 ' ' -' - as you'll quickdiscover when ly you see our beautiful versions of the pump. $5,85 WRITES FROM HONOR DAY (Special To The Herald.) May 4 The school election and honor day. exercises were held Friday at the paysoh ' high school. - Two complete tickets were in the field. The Silver and Greeii party candidates were Theron Sargent, mayor; Js'yda Darnett, secretary and treasurer; .Ned Nebeker, Judge; Walter Pcay, two year councilman; Wilson. , Agnes McClellan-- Winona Opensha'w and Archler Wilsonrime 7ear-cou- ir See Our Bargain PORTLAND Tables Dear Editor i I have been receiving the Evening Tan Calf, Patent Herald. for the past five months In Kelso, Wash. where I have been apricot kid, l?w in the laboring as a missionary ' heels. north western states mission of the Latter-day Church of Jesus Christ of "' Saints. '' I have enjoyed very much! the news that Is going on at home from ; them. I have, been transferred from Kel so, Wash., to Portland, Ore. I would appreciate it very much If you ciluvn. would send the papers to me here. The Reform party candidates My" address is 810J) E. Madison St, were Walter Peay, mayor; Mildred Portland, Ore." ;" Pace, secretary and treasurer ; TherI am enjoying my work as on Sargent, Judge; IiRoy Grant, very much and I assure two year councilman; Lester Chat-wi- you that it is the best time of my Charles Parker and Norma life. I can truthfully say the hapBeece one year, councilmen. piest .days of my life are the days The Silver and Green ticket was that I am spending in the mission i elected by an overwhelming major- field, preaching the gospel. ity. : I would like to see every bpy and Honor awards were made as foW girl have tne privilege" of filling lows : sweaters to Vaughn Livings- a mission. I feel the way the ton. Roland Gonrley, Gladi 8JteiAposfle- - raul aiust-jiavfelt wheir well, Dean Gardner, Louis Hlatt, he said: "I am not ashamed of the Vaughn Bingham,' Henry Simmons Gospel of Christ, for it is the and Roger Berry ; Block "P" letters Power of God unto salvation." to Byron Bctts, Waldo Wilson, KenMay we all live lives not only neth Morgan, Gould Dixon and El- worthy of salvation, but exaltation NEW YORK, N. Y, May 4. mo McBeth ; Tolhurst medal,. Ellxa- into the kingdom of Heaven is the A modet American home of J Loveless (UP) Simons ; rteth spelling wis'ies nt a citizen of Provo. ten rooms and three baths, built ana medal, Mildred. Pace; Gold pins to ELDLU FEED W. HOLLERMAN. furnished in New York, Mildred Pace,, EllzaWh Simons .S10 .S. Madison, St. completely to France and set be will shipped and Oscar Drake for pnblic si)eal Portland, Ore. up in the Grand Palais at Paris as ing ; Sargent Burnett qui Neldon a part of the American section of Taylor for stack Judging; Alfred of the International Exhibition Rhea Elisaliethiruish, Okelberry, Household and Libod Devices, Stark, Charles Parker for debating; v ' 22 to November 15.Boy' Batten, Ollie Hancock and model a send to decision The of members other McMullin, Ruby American home to Paris was Tnade the debating team rect'lved their as S'Temnfprthrrei'ort of -- Albert pi nslast wiuBrolsat, general commissioner of the mention for honorable given national office of industrial reuing third place In the state search and Inventions, that French held at the B Y. U. The Dewey School of Music, women have heard so much of "the and third place iu the amateur contest ; Norma Erlandaon which began its work a month ago comforts of American homes, par. West Cmiter street la finding ttTOiarir 0f the modern American received honorable mention as ed atSel an unusually large1 field for service kitchen, and laundry, they are itor of the Silver and Green and In Provo aiid vicinity. demand American house Theron Sarget as debating man In response to numerons Inquiries ager; Theo Stark receivel honorable for more diversified Instruction, Mr. mention as high school social man Dewey, the supervisor, Is adding a ager". department of public performance, the work to begin this week and to Provo Folks Are LeernlnR How to Heed eontlane throughput the summer. Instruction will, be offered la elocuAre yon miserable with' an achtion, .dramatic art, aesthetic and ing back? Do yon get up lame and folk dancing, public speaking. Eng. stiff ;'drag' through the day feeling lish, Bible and homiletlcs (the pre- tired, weak and depressed? Then yon should help your kldneya. Backparation and delivery of sermons.) Mr. Dewey,' who already has1' the ache is often the first sign of falling supervision of about one hundred kidneys. Urinary troubles quickly Special Ta Tho Herald.) and fifty music students, will add follow. Neglected, there's danger of or fatal Bright's PATSON. May 4. The annual another Instructor to his teaching gravel, dropsy Don't wait for serious kidthen staff for work In the' new depart- disease. hitth school banauet gives ney sickness l V se Doa n'a Pills, a Athletie clnb girls in honor of the ment jThe courses In public speak- stimulant diuretic to the kidneys, be-fhomiletlcs Bible and English, boys who have taken part in the ing, tooslate:-Th- is Provo resiis it ve athletics of the school this year was will," however, hs , the personal dent tells' an experience : ; , held Friday evening and - Mls attention of the supervisor.' j. H. T. Taylor, carpenter, 373 N. ' Mr. pxibile a himself Is Dewey Elizabeth Hulsh acting as 3rd St., E., says: "I had a lameness of considerable experience,, arid weakness in my back and often Powell McDowell was elected captain 6f fiWball for next having servedon 'the ed lect,ur pteb; sharp pains across my kidneys.. My pulyear and Max Mcndenhall captain form asweU s. having-supplikidneys acted too freely and the sepits In.various churches In the. east cretions were highly colored In pasof 1)asketbalL : during his, school days. Vv ''A sage. I used a box of Doan's Pills ' Rules' and regulations in the ntw and they corrected the weakness." WASHINGTON-singlo week's be- - thesam v as Price 60c, at all dealers." Don't Imports of meat Into Great Britain departmqjit will In March was made it$ of a herd of those In the school of music. Special simply ask for a kidney remedy-- get Doan's Pills the same that Mr. 169,800 sheep, 117,852 lambs, and encouragement Is offered 'adult stu40,005 beef steers, all, however, dents in the possibility of instruc- Taylor had. Foster . Milbura Co- tlon Inthe home where It Is pre- - Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y, slaughtered and frozen "Odd sizes, close outs, sample shoes, etc., originally priced $5 to $10 on sale now for Leather, anj medium ( west center' There's no question that "the pump will be worn by many this spring. But that does not mean that yours need bej'too common. Far from it For shoes like garments, can follow the trend ol the mode, yet be MISSIONARY . 'yvrid er, black 'satm. ' " $5.85 , PAYHON, los White Kid. Patenatt: " heels.. 10 cents pair ? VSf W&jSfrA Tan CaH, Patent Leather, White Kid, low and r r v JJs THURSDAY 9 A. M. $1.00 $5.85 ' "W White Kid, apricot kid, batent leather, tail naco y !caif- - , JUST ARRIVED A COMPLETE LINE a'lhls-slonar- e JML0RBRQ is y n, THE .' DEPARTMENT STORK " e Kodaks and Films Take a Kodak with you on your hikes and parties. We develope your films in ONE. DAY. out-do- or Send Complete Home to Oc-tot- er MUSieSCHOOL JearTOnvFflywW H Park - ADDSSECTION a-- st type-writin- F. J, Hedquist, Mgr. 23 N.Univ. Ave , - Backache is a HIGHATHLETES ' soviet , To know for a ceHainty your expensive furniture will be handled by men who understand the business of careful hauling is what your money buys here. ' ... .. we glt4Rntee Satisfying results wTe Aim to Please" y wmmmw 150 3. First W. TRANSFER Office and Res. Phone 148. r toast-mistres- s. household appliances, car; if you pay more than our price, you pay too much. See us first.. adopting a liberal policy with respect "to replacement of , stocks damaged through asfr, according to t ommerce department aavlces. -- . Adl f : ANDERSON FORD GARAGE -- J- ): tt NOTHING LIKE ON EARTH The new treatment aw'tora flesh, cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations that is doing such wonderful work In the flesh healing is the Borosone liquid and powder combination treatment The liquid Borozone is a powerful antiseptic that nnrlflesl the wound of aU poisons and infec-- l tious germs, 'while the Borozone 'I powder. Is the great healer. There, is nothing like it on earth for speed,! ssrety and efficiency. Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder 30c and 00c. Sold by Hedquist Drug Co. ' used Ford Wejfeell only CERTIFIED WASHINGTONCertaln American canners have made a, profound impression on dealers Jn India by , Highest Quality Oak Floors;! man Kugs- - (Jneaper vuuven uiui unmguuy oia floor into one of beauty by Inch Oak over he "laying old floor about $40.00 per average size room and save theucost of expen sive rugs. Vj ft ' 1 Turn your floor troubles over ser-ya- . A J,," i .dim !- :- 2, 3-- 8 t. . jf-j- rmz?mw i tDT'fiooring'expert- ' PARLEY HAFEN Phone 298-- J 3 Warning! It GIRLS BANQUET PfiOMPT furnishings, and labor saving devices. V 1313 MYSTERY EXPLAINED kncA orliA unit 4a maiciajI cum L... guraowi nuv liarA v 4uiwv uv nave nave not guessed you have guessed, and to those who .guessed at all. the whole thing is that you are liKeiy to nave a been rong.. There is nothing very mysterious about it. iVME"fi tnds for rElks", and the "1313" means tne number V . of pe le that they want present at each of the two per- vf ehnnr Tti CamM Clr " which frruxi A v ' at! he Columbia for two nights, next Thursday and Fri-ay 7 and 8.. And all the money that the Elks make ; heln swell the Christmas Charity Fund.. Isn't that v (thing good to feslp as well as see a good show? TnlkAl. iv iu fji jrvu . . Vv J V t ii |