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Show n ..;:,77:- THE EVENING HERALD. TUESDAYrJANUARY S WORLD'S . rXUABLR QUAUTT n ii ti ii 1ARCEST ' CHAIN DtT ARTMEHT GOODS ALWAYS AT, LOWER . DEPARTMENT STORES 286 West Center i ir C7 w ' Street II II II II All If II - llll 1VAVI FR,CE? II r 100PGAI.IETO PUYSPAYSON Prdvo,TJtah, Vv - FIRST COUGAR PROVO HIGH . iV llll &l llll II an- - II PI BE REAL TREAT ..JIEREFRIDAY t - ' rrovo fana are to be treated to By E EX EST K. RA8MUSOV. ' Witk the defeat . of. tb I'tumh the flrrt latercolleglate baaketbal) high school basket tofwr .her last game of the aawn Wednesday eveSuturday nirfit at the hands of th ning when the Cougars, of Brighara Proro ffih achixrf Kjiwd, one of the ltkunic nnlveraity will. " nwet the most auceeeaful eam- - Suutheastem College of Oklahoma patooa ere jtaJoyet br SJw'Sl haariSsa practice ame, Tb game wjU ketball ortrantztitioa taine td a kfce. lie rallrtl at HaVkvk. curtain" e PSeit -- Friday-eight Coach Ti "L." Buberta, whoTbal will rise ou the 1926 aeaaoet of the rpeestly returned from California M-teatHerYesls Xhe divli4(n of the I'tak atate-blftwhere he-- went to view the eaat- Of Hoary Wool ,. achool ban tet ball league and . the Paadena, aaya the a ror toe gonraion. Hjrame wlU be Jit what the Cougars wee. wm i Faysun nigii erbool.wtu open theHj, the war of .eondlttoiiw. aeeiws In Provo Friday they meet peaky Bullduga in the these parts, a good gameja. exa d e, durable, W e1 latter s own kennel. . warm and comfortable.' Of pected as the team has played i. Eureka if ays at . Fork through - tbe middle weetf on this mahogany sheep leather, 25 while NeplJ In tour and will play on lntd Nevada the inches long, suede cloth scheduled to entertain.. Sprlngvllle. and,, perhaps, into California. . lined. . TlieTe ia a ureatdeal jkC apet-nlThs'Congarsaftor iaring been tlon already, vrocwriiliig the iWe- out two full jreeks got back Into rPIaitsd wonted collar, Payapn tilt and the basketball fans the harness Monday.' in an effort leather button cuff and are, all agog ever, the prospects of to get going by Wednesday evening Sixes beaded two pockets. another, wluiiing tenia. In time to take Oklahoma's number, 36 to 46. Soma big; out Not muc h la known eoneerntng the if possible. ... " .':' the price -- atandiag value relative KtrinKth f the teania Both - SjiecnlarioriS fcre mant-ae-' to the of thetn played againat 'Pleasant men who will begin the contest foe Grovet Prove winning by a ten liolnt Brigham. Young.' It is quite cermargin while Paymia apl't a two ,. tain that Dixon, fiomuey, and How-game series with the Grorera, win ard wttl 1 in the f fay af the ... i...- 4i ning one by a lone eoontef and loa- The dther fiirtCard and V; sooiv the oth ing th other with a guard 'are, both' doubtful If Oklahoma is not tod strong, probagainst tbt'm. uh,---wool tyade of . - Tbe clean eut aggVecation of ably all of the likely Cougars will Western tn ackinawv assembled by Coach Siuiiuoim have an opport unity bf trying out : Big Values Linedi cagera Sheep FuH r'cloth: belt, 3! flap, to repcesent Provo high school this Wednesday evening; The" Cougars coat-styl- s - ? i pqcketi,-largihajvj colt, Warmdurabl and year haa made marked inrpresHlon arejo wfnjf. winning IS possible, in and dduble '.larY sweaters plain colors breasted, plain made ofbkclc glove sheep ' already 4y ita e f milt on the however, aa the coach Jaleager to " and fancy patterns.: .Tair. two?lone effeclslCbnvertible 7 '." waxed flooft r kody, 27 se( the habit-- 'of victory 44atherrlMplbj4 lored like an overcoat, 35 shawl collars and, two big to nine of ganlea inches long, threeJeather "Out Bussell np played Swenson, Dixon, Sanky ' " -- inches ... A great Wes Lloyd, FroVty.Biehards, Lowell date,' they have won e'ght by pockets, beaded pockets, leather shirt long. never having been Bldduliih and others will likely get for value, warmth and margins, collar and button cuffs. thi values at Exceptional held closer than ten points. Their a, try at forward. It the visitors service low price t ceptieaal value at record .Includes victories over East are too strong. Lob Collins and a high. West high,.Clutab, Pleasant number of others will try ut wltS' $4.98-$5.9- 0 Grove, .Ihl, American Fbrk' and the veteran Bob Howard at guard. Iitncoln high,Interest in the game 4a unusually After seeing the Bulldoicn chew up been due to the' fact that there are the toania of the Alpine dlvlVm the many conflicting ideaa regarding nd with only aevttn mqmera ojtjtbe. fang are nowf aSRliig, ,"How "will Jthe i 1 T'i 1 t :laai,foc egood, hardand thorough avw-ami i mm u w mm1 fttwm lur JiiMUAtiA rould iali4'wfa.'ltffeny ifltton-ai- r tlirr m wh-- n they-- d tonignt-jn- st acute Tii11"w1Hrt bniKleit for the .holidays., ffnewltij plot answS ftefc lll mfiMm'VWikTfioiPf It is riraiilstly ter'taln' tlUt, Worili-higtolUt'u'btiiilvt! AVade rtiJB ApiP MUB(i of. light, with tlfl "ajitaln Sandfjrs, - ... 7Ha'wl'i',J tfieWiv Tboruaa .and WlL Milos, wllr leave for Los JCngilek, Ttah,' Aggh l -- KrWagt acd BartordaM.S of' "this a line on them, at least g. twje; "week;.ithe txn Miselen. aRaemliled week the Aggies are lKK)ked to l)lay bark for once more bAftketeera year "the"Amdea ptayed a twr. J8oJy a(td'ruoon.,,n Snwrt- yni- - tTnlvprKy f Southern f California, Mme 'r'es,withth)e,iv,et?, of Southern California, tb .satne time that they won the national inn-- . IM If Means Lowest Prices Every Day - ' pre-aaan-Q f Warm" Men's Mackhaws Worsted Collar atgbt,w:miie- te J i 8mlh SHiue-nte- a (1 .V s t -- $5.90 $7,90 WW. M Oop-ald- Boys' Sweaters Leather Vests j 30-oun- ce : ; , sll- llfPfl $14.75 iaa 'n-fH-t- i dtS5 IMIJSESni$K n, . i MISS'S ; v 7 WORK CARRIED 'if ONBYVIDOW Li-,- ' " ".",J" , -- Jaa. -f- lAN "FRANCISCO Sol Iifvlnioa .waa ATfamQus P.) maker of boxlcg glove, here until hi death seven moatha go, but lira. Levlnson hs'if'-nior- . than doubled in that length of time the trade it took iTer ausbanfl SO years - &-- (U. ia,build. 2-- ,,' Levinaon's gloves always were In demaud among fighters, and' it wag his proud boast that"ao "i;hampIon-shl- p bout had been fuaght since he went into busifiws fbat had not re- plained of their gKves splitting. . The careful Jraft of the ' ' quired his gloves.' goes into the gloves, but tbe Mrs. Levin son jboW turns out an average of"i0 Seta each week, and finishing is done iu the Levinson ; f many of the orders eome f rom Lon office. don, Paris, fLsatralW antf ilrgen-tiha- ; "Common' sense and hard work," She credits sows' of. her we- - acctrdjtig to Mrs. LevlnHon, enabled esa to the adrthiinif that came to her to carry on ber husband's o make it grow larger. Jthe business when Le Vinson died. ; pabj; of'g1oves;tirrDod'ouf ' "Jlghtera have different' sized uu9um.u ujvHBiirc, loitirg. plans .handK, Jack,Dempsey has the larghivented f by ltievjiwriff; ilth " -est ones I ever fit. It- - is - little double grip, wonder he is a champion. Jle also kqucklo protector-an-d tsvlolved when. Bob. itwilefc glove- thin' most "itiJsimmons and Jim Jeffries com-- Of b4 pipftssion." . home-work- -- Campaign to Save er . . t ' ' -- . , .;:,j.v,;',Ji;V: MERCSD, Cal., Jan. 5 (U, sons of this section hare Htarted a movement to avert destruction' of the big tree room in th VosemiO hotel, 'Vosemite Katiqnsl P.Jr-Nati- d '8 14 The room ve r. 7 M. 'visited Yosemiterr valley.. , - was built around the tree 74 yeara ago, and to known to tourists from all over the ,.word ; - -- tt, : Old Big: Tree Room J. 'Jinr-'Corbe- J Baiph Greenleaf. .forrher world champion pocket billiard player, is her. demonstrating the new oriental shot. At ths same lira, he's showing oft his ottenul bride, th Princs Xi Tat Tai, eaa-Uactres, The Gran-leafs ar now making tbeJr hern, ha Philadelphia ' S,i, who have t folIP n mm W 4 t Pure Syreet Greameryv; l'i tt lor ... i llll I. O v: I.' "WiccOst f ti Sweet California" Piiss " iiajiijilJ i A. TT L, I L 1Irntl nTpitfilKli M. x Hr t- - . t,':l4 -- .(j - :- - i -- ' " '- I. ?.- .. 1 HALF .. SLICED H Bif CT.ARK Gntlemen KV.J.RT.X, (r; K Staff Correspondent) By EDWARD G DERR CLEVELAND, A, Jan. (C P.) P. StaftTCorrespondentyr Professional basketball Is rapidly CAGO, Jan. 5. (UP) There's crashnginto the big league class division of sport, a new fight about to be waged bein the is leading pro football and approach- tween amateur sporta and commera cialism and this time it is golf ing baKeball as a money-makesurvey of the sport here dlHclosea, that hangs in the balance. The new fight is largely local to With a huge payroll, regular training hoartfeiand irowded: Jjalls Chicago SRd ivtcInity and the is8uea for big (;aiiiea, the local clulis, the are different from most of the other Cleveland.. BonltST ! "drawing : l)Ig-ge-r controversies but the clash IS view ad With ei gates' than baseball, pro. apin65n6ta bf . or taixing. TA M PiiFaa ., f Jai 4 4. (I P) Chicago'a lnimetise golfing 'popular ; - If l Th Cleveland payroll for the five tloa. ''I.'-'xouriKi tinp gHiiirri(jn i proving "Where to golf?" 'tha,t is - the a" probleiu'to Ireirkh eethorltiee of month's season totals $3u,ono, and Florida MartyriedmanHeader of the local question that ie troubling ' tlred .'a iaid to draw a $5,000 check' fot business men'' who get tired chiefly Springing np . ... as au excuse to bike around ao 18- hia auuual Wilary, plape; - aoiiie. flmeVvwA hole course between office hours and The in is Public game played, found by health official! for d i or week, tbi hnndrexlb of:utomor tl41,. tlic largest available auditor- - dusk. Real estate ' activities in the inOHrthc scene of the J921 Bepubli- - flat' prairie land that surrounds bile camps aire presetting' a ca ii contention. Twenty-fou- r thoue-anChicago have grown to Wich propor fifit purities admit fans jnnimed the galleries durin- tions that it has become' almost im' ... is a serious none; f. and easy gameaon -- Washington's possible to itake DrT E. .C Levy, tltyJhealtV direc- g-two the after- - swing .without tbe danger of smash eadurlng f tor of Taniim, who came here a few' birthday'last -months ago from Virginia where be noon and evening, iM tli& g.000 ing windows in some new bungalow has been taxedNur other CMiiclty apartment building. hud Rallied wide reptantlon in The problem shanesup something Itefore cage occisions. Prior to 19iJVtbe Uejiltu. work. took. like this: , the Florida league of municipalities games were played in a kiiuiII hitU which xThere ace approximately a dozen could seat 1,000 but persons. at its recent meeting .Orlando and Tbe same.Jiail is. being used for puBiie links within the city limits for two hours or more the subject the 13 home games this season and hut mow of them rebemble billiard was disi'ttswd Jn all Its phases. tablea so far as scenic effects nd A large' part of Florida's preaenf 490,000- persons are expected ioat-tenare. concerned. 4 The At that, they receipts traps fora gate single jioptilation, Dr.t Levy explained,, is are ao much in demand that your game average about $10,0007" living in the tourist camps and al Nine American liselmll league "tired business nian'Nias to know though they are governed by stated teams Cleveland, Buffalo, Boston, at. Jeast six days in advance that regu!atioiis, health, officials are ao Brooklyn, Washington, Detroit, Chi- he's, going to be tired on Wednes busy with other work which is inday afternoon at 2:30. if he hopes cago, Ft. Wayne,, and creasing rapidly because of tbe play 32 league- - games BwnpNter jduringithe to state's .growth, they are .unable .. wf ca'i home floorr ' "r made two weeks in advance.' give projicr attention to the motor spasonrlft The playing season, extending There are about '45 country clubs camps, i Into two parts the .first of the and golf- courses, aHeast-25Ljj- f . ""Many of the auto camps," Dr. from Deft 1 to April 1, is dhided which are so old atid closely organLevy said, ,have room for m many aliediile win- ized thai membership is closed for endihgFeb.TirThe as 2tO automobiles. A cainu of 2K) ners nf each half Bill meet for, tbe the 20 nuichinefloonatttut? a7 population league .'championship after tbe sea- clubs will accept an ..applicant's a The to; small city. etiulTglent son formally closes. . , meiubefslilp fee but will make no camp manager is the sole officials Besides the regular-- ' league bat- promises about a chance play. the health officer, "chief of police tles, each team meets SO Indciiend-en- t isome of them have so many mem fire chief, mayor and everything bers that they are harder to "get opponents in exhibition game else. If he is not a man "of extra Cleveland ban already' scheduled, 22 on tnan tne public courses. . ordinary ability, lie falls down and exhibition ' games, to be played in . This situation might be improved conditions result which would not the f following ' cities: Lancaster, If new courses could be laid out and he tolerated In an organized comDayton, SprlngfrebV Fremont, Cin- new clubs organized and that is ' .' munity. Oak Harbor, : and lbluin-bu- Just what many golf enthusiasts are cinnati, "The small camps spring. up so Ohio ;v Butler, IIarrllinrg, attempting to do. But rightjthere in quickly and many of c them .In Kane. PittKbnrgh, Philadelphia,' and i8wherethejKMnmcrcbalist8 enter places away from the beaten pith: ItlcBinond, into the matter. Real estate booms ennsytvania we can not keepchpck on the East Chicago in-- In' hnve becOme-- go "extensive thai the WhiUngand I)r.- Levy has appealed tp eamp Jamestown Olean and Ge- countryside 'for mlleh .and .miles owners to consult the city health de- dlana; neva In New ,Iork ; and , Jackson, around Chicago ; haa. been striped sanitation partment regard tcamp Lansing and Flint,, in .Michigan.' with sidewalks and curbstones in and to prospective enmp owners to expectation of new suburban colon- submltjheir plans t tbe health de for" suggestions possible pnrtmrnt .Thousands bf acres of land wnlA whlcirwoind solve-Ifie- lr sanitary 8EIX IT THE CLASSIFIED WAT be .ntlUsed. for Igbltieourses might jiroblems and makes living much FOB QUICKEST AND M 0 S ... are rendered .useless' because of. real more desirable for those who are SATISFACTOBT RESULTS Ll4ate- -' activities. Some- of the living in tents to escape the wintry choicest lucationat originally intend- , blasts of the norlhv TOURISTCAMP 45e. k . BIGPROBLEM .- foot-iMil- -.a -- d - ......... Lard Compound 3 lbs, 39c 65c Sugar 10 lbs. Gallon Dixie .Molasses . . r . . $1.29 Wool Soap regtJar 10c 7 5 for . 77 772161 Pink Eye Beans 5; lbs. 47c Clear Field Peas 3 for 32c ..... SUTTON'S- ' Caslx arid Delivery PRICES GOOD BOTH MARKETS 1 -- a-f- : J IJf Sfiflll : . 45c pafckage Stars' CrystM White Fre Regular, 60c value for... lettucel2c Celery ,10c CBANBEKRIEaUTSA 4' " ' HAMS L0WP0RK .a,t.:. s - to , . s, - - l . ' . t - ' K '. , T. T. a t ai ri 5i s it n C waA CH0PS,lb.-- 7 m777fP z7m: 25c 20c -OTTTONXHOPS, Eitra Choice, lb. . ;rr;fc SAUERKRAUT, 3 . . . . ;. . . i . . . 4 of Salmon, Halibut, and Fresh Oysters Ibsr . . 25e :V,. efliaesday Speialis on. TOJVIATOES 7' 3 large cans - YRUP,LQG CABIN V 35csize . . Lux SYR6p, LOG CABIN ' : V . . .V. 4 1 1 65c, size "...: ' " Syrup, log cabin $1.25 size on .,.;.:;"... OJC x QQn CORN MEAL 9 lb. bag ;. OC KETCHUP,Blue Label 35c size A .. WHITE KING -- -- - " y Ihfi-nutti- " ; can t, o . S' lare 1 : r, ' , 420c, . ,: ROUND STEAK, lb. ,--. . . , .'t20c LOIN STEAK, lb. i20c SWISS STEAK, lb. . ttX-iuv; ROUND ROAST BEEF, lb., . . ; . . L 20c 'SLICED BEEF LIVER,.3 lbs. . .;. .25ci SLICED PORK LIVER, lb; . ..),. . 12V2e 12V2c BRAINS, lb. Pickeled Smoked and Fresh Tongue- s35c each- ::. 18c Round HAMBERGER, 25cr BEEF HAMBERGER, 2 lbsT." . .25c ALL PORK SAUSAGE, lb. frPnillnlPlI irtThu S. SANITATION IS s . 4 Breakfast Bacon, dab 31c TWO STORES item1' ...l, lUfM fivv Aggiee were SHct.rlotis In the' first but ;dropped 'the! second lli.i.J i:'H encounter The4Jalifoiw game .Tiyacloseaeor. nia ochw) ,haa .an , .exceptionally strong team again this year. HERE IS A REAL PRICE ON : I.. , t,ai " Iff" : Creenleaf:ShpwsHer-HQWs ath-agS- KM- ; rouldat turn . - ' member clulw t $2.49 ff ot cauH E; J lSZU m . All-woo- . " S tbf propoaed ,dow Im prrj rent profits on their Juvestaiefitll. CaUa real estate aluea atxlim. Chics go's golftag ' population will have to do en of twe, things: go out to Iowa and' play ta the cvruf fields, or giv. np ilf,( The latter it out of the question, f , STORK ORGANIZATION ft Si 1926. ". . . . COCOA 25c pkgr.,2for,.,.... . 3?c ft. i .' oLiyEs Green, 75c 35c . l ! i -- i e v bottle. ; j 49 c ... ".7 CELERY, White and tender, 2 for tn ldt Buy some real PEACHES at a real , price large can - of ' Melba halves, regular 35c for.'i 4 i RAISINS 4 . .w. lbs. for vt 9c ProvoMeat & Packing Go; 57 North University Ave. ' : Phone 39 H -- II |