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Show - PAGE FOUR -- FRO VO (DT A H)-E4t- GUI EH&IOULMO EJU:tf N DA YcNOVEMBE R 4, - 1 HeV Scnsaaon jlAGCIES STOP Utes Seem Certain To fake 1929 Title "i I, DUTCH-OAR- S , . ,,,' . 9 .eontinvjed Just before theJPJnish, El'U lt?r-LAID:TO-RESwri . a tkauoRKaamuna ana ownmothered fprmiea is pionship "when they Georgia Teeh; 2 to 8. in Saturday' yards or tb winning toucSdown. x a run, fracas. Carideo, jsrith a -Glowing tribrteto the extnplai- Uaas led the Tobydash, wlta a and Elder, H. pnybelt wen ' ntUrjori eleven to an lite of Mr. 4" starred. - - - . rt,mblinr-tow- M Men Title Hopes of C. Tiger Team. fVwigara-jgil- nnnn begin L '. FT T-,V'- ii T l for the Armistice day game ! I with Colorado Teachers. "the nig JWith 'one event I taking-pla- t L'tah Aggies tola. . Denver ' I stadium. ....-Teachers Are Toughs. S coibfado Teachers have weft I three games and kwt only on this j j ...... . t 1 ' . ..... . ! r7,3 W-- l. S ;j; r- rufs'tw'tt BtU . SATURDAY'S ... 0 I RESITTS . . -- . . ' - ; -- r "; ened. ..iT.i Call Rivals Clark-J- oe Call actually rivalled Clark In and pass- brilliance of ing Soon after the second quarter opened. Call made "spectacular n 10 punt i tonl Lll-J- t. QUI Bfl-bea- h"H paid t the', funeral eervic ' X X x x Impressive l- -t win ow Ohio Sunday aooa in 4he Menaru ward State, It wa a brilliant battle, Weber Junior college, stituus ne chapet BiihopivNepniAaerson despite the pouring rata, and ttfum regular, fiAMlily trict-w?tpresided;' 55,000 fana wrer thrtlted by Uw Montana ,VhsnLfJL power of. the Mine at Og'Jea Saturday, tea Payx- -a a x bellk flied here Wednesday night. core brlnt It to fc Buaaeil ma the Mr..fiier outstanding star of .Maud, Barton. with Princeton' homecoming gams whoja MriaybelllWd wrOrked In game. ad was a Chicago romping affr. a a x x tit Mutual Impfoyeinenf associa through the Tiger Cefense jfor a la-- T tion of the Manavu ward, was th Big Ten, saw hopes of a third title ing intersection! affair. WlttmerJ"" spea "fTr evaporate Saturday, when tne f iJrTceMed a one who mvl alwaysteam scored was, the only real threat cheerful been an willing offrr; Princeton aggregation. a W victory over Bob Zuppke's and one who was exceptlona'lv gifted along the tin of religious traineleven. The margin of superiority was greater than the eore would ings n - j indicate. Prof; M. Wilford Po'ulson, awl " . x x x x Prof, J. M. Jensenot the ward bi Gdldea Baars CalifomU's dwelt upon "the s'endld life and character tit Mrs. 'aybell. si Jumped Into the Pacific Coast did Bishop Rich'n cf Charleston conference limelight by scor who had become acquainted with ing a- - remarkable 15-- 7 upset deceased When she made. W - ,. - - Wyoming Sou'iern !CmG' VACHER determined to armeFIfjllOlfo": . tf;"t3r 'Brrxn we the bonor of oonnueror of Stanford.Trojan, Some in came thi season, with Colo- Utah Aggie 10, Colorado col- . ad-Utah "V" fans are willing to thmiiirh th! line for 10 vards In twa scoiing "TfadoTBacheii as the first toe, hut lege .0. THftt 'everyttringHthfrt- has been said miavs and Call then tossed a short Utah last Saturday. Snagging and utocl In amasement at the ; there is no question but that the tColaili.ii M. Western of little "Clug" Yscber, the spark pass 'to Nelson for 6 yards, mor PMfea l from Hooveyjon two occa' -brilliance I Pedagog 'will give the "T" plenty State 14. r -sions, he galloped .ever, the Utah -- team, elf then passed lo lHmo" SmttJr-oiplug of the "Y team, after watchTheir MjrJctory, i of oppeslUon. given anl thm JMatrL t, fl, Colorado 0 (Ue). llen'T ing his elusive rims against the the line. - and the clever goal line, with a Utah tackier deslover the Hough Wyoming team, outside chance to win. StanColorado Teachers 6, Wyo- the perately hanging to various porRedskins Saturday. Vacher was sophomoie end sprinted-acros- s .'which gave Utah Aggies a harder j m!ng 0. ford Is i.'Jw the one b.g i , the big ground gainer of the Cou- line for a touchdown. Welch kicked tions of his anatamy. rs' Made in the way of the than did Colorado college, SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE 'battle scrim-mag- e, 47 from gars, making yards Bwnle i es anything I Utah tSi Colorado college at championship. goal. stamps the-- Teafhers. to say nothing jrf two bril1 UUt" C 8Ctttpr Near the end ol tne game, inc run for a touch- Lorn' ".it liant Ciioritde Kprtflgs. xiashcVxif SO and 29 yards aftj was the f The "Y cams through the Utah 'ito''W'AdWj-safwtups of tbe vs. big Tigers Utah AgCo orado AggiKj . . er receiving short passes from the the goal line, ana weicn Dooiea ' fray. The CaUfornlaM BetfW fgame in good shape, although at gies Logan. Bliss Hoover. accurate ) f there are plenty of bruises and their 15 point hi the first half perfect field' goal by placement Colorado vs. Mines at Go'dn. line.Redskin j fr"- - the while f.ie Trojans ralllttd to bumps to recall the Western SUU- - vs. ttegls J fracas. The Cougars, as well as the seoro by a long march in the Aggies several timei were haltDenver at FOR SENT FUBNIfW5 ed w.imn the shadow of the Tigers' . third period. MONDAY'S SCHEDULE ydopesters. are unanimous as hailing mod, apt. 555 No. X .... X i Utah's 1929 team as the best in its goal line, and the manner In which ;f?ew B. Y. U. va. Colorado Teach- East. nlu ' the In men Dick Romney's outplayed Pennsylvania staged ers at Prove. 'history fthe far east Saturday, downing a charges of ''Bully" Vajidegfaaf"T)ut Montana State vs. Wyoming j iMany Bright Spot HOUSES FOR SALE them right back in the running The "U" game, in retrospect, has strong Navy team by a 2 count. at Sheridan. pouse by owner. One for the conference title. Walt Masters sparkled In the vicmany a bright spot for the Cougars In addition to call, "Red" Wilklns, new modern home. 557' North 3rd tory. All scoring was done in the to recall. The breaks, which went nlO second Cliff did East. Phone 930. so strongly to run up a high score, LEHI. The Payson Liens fin- Bernard Nelson and Ed of period. -- J ;i ' Colo DENVER. theCou-Sgar- l trio youngThis work. stellar X XX X" battle by up the put in iand ished the season third place r was of Utah today MALE HELP WANTED Ken Joe ,T1.cl for Boilermakwas substituted half University Day, sters first the dePurdue's "triumphant during afternoon, Friday Two men to travel for large New ers continued their march; toward Of the only undefeated team in the Vanderhoof and I. Smith, three in12-- 0 will long p romemnereri Lehi a "that the by Purples feating havJ course the feat of the "Y" in scor-- I Rocky MountaincBnft'i euee: : : jured regulars, and the manner In York concern.' Must have sales ex- Bl Ten honors by taking the count: s r-- 1 perience. For interview see Mr. ing virtually cinched the title formeasure of Wisconsin, 13 to 0, on Coaeli Swen Nielsen's chirRpfwhieh-tlwy-l- K Ing twice upon a team that had deHutel Roberts,' 7 o"clock'. An aei'iai me deeming iacior- ui we some. threat , of Nevada, the second straight year, by KTKiiron. a - every . d Colorado Aggies, scored both, touchdowns- in Colorado Of attack for and held scoreless three Payson One college man. For. local part the second quarter. f aturday while Colorado10 tocollege ' a" ha if periods. In the last 10 minis ouUtanding, 0. " work. Prefer one with' sales time rX X X The Cougars gained 102 yards fell before Utah Aggies. utes of the fray, Captam Okelberry See Mr. Ingram, Hotel Brigham Young, predicted to give look the ball over twice in rapid- experience. and no irom the Red, Devils a ciose fight, was fire order to cinch the victory for Yale scored a great victory over Roberts, 6:30. passes, a most creditaWe a 16 to 12, with Hoot Elafter first Nine displaying Dartmouth. overpowered the visitors. performance. in the first MISCELLANEOUS a substitute SALE .back, stealing most It IX) lis, downs were the net results of the 4angertms offensive The starting lineups: allotted to Abble W. So. ! Cougar attack. a comer thunder Utah chalked up half, and once the powerful nacK-fiel- d PAYSON of the pig. Onervice, LEHI of the Utes got going there Wilson. I nlO Booth and Al Marsters, rival stars. of cemetery. W. ....... jBl yards oh passes, some 60 yards Ball Je.. was no stopping them!" Utah has lead, I r Klfi TiRln decidedly IluKy. Heavy supplies of local produce Yale Jumned off to a It.. Bushman E, Peterson hnd this morning. Slow buying, denlO dve tfC f cctb'l (fl l'd gfo. '. . P. Peterson asi vardsTrom scrimmage, three inore games to play, against Hay, delivered. Call 588-- J, .. Burrejston lg ww Colorado college, Wyoming Beane's touchdown, but the Green . r HlmnR mand in most lines. Rpst j reason Apples Supplies heavy, demand FOR SALE FURNITURE retaliated, and with Marsters lead. Larson . Trinniman fgr the wide margin rolled Wyoming Aggies. g market about steady; Household furniture and player ing a terrific attack, Dartmouth moderate, an bv the Redskins. Utan maae m Utah AEC.es checkfto "nutcn . .rt , Tanner ; Fox Clark in defeating Colorado cor 1000 marched down the field for two Utah, bxs., and bus,, orchard run, piano cheap. Phone 877-.re..... Whitman culls Snyder. ' 4 med. 13,00-2.7a 1210 lead. r out, Delicious, , nlO tnifntirinnma n tlt 2nd West North. n,,nintr averaee was 39 leee. althouKh not without a hari , . H. Mendenhall Ball q was the Tigers' first as $3, pobWr $L50-1.7that best It few than better struggle. high vards lhb Milne ....... Peay?. 7 few Greenings, med. $15-1.3ixhleveFy-- -' Suimnerhayaai Johnson TargeJ11KCtano;-rnedT-80e-90eTThe schedule this wwk 4s topped okr Di-R Y. u.'s kickoff distance . Simmons Asay o few best college game Jonathans, WM tw0 y&rds bettcr by tbe j f 8T trAe $1.50. small Rome Beauthat at Colorado Springs, wnue mere "I nverage than the "U" record-i.few large $I.75 doesn't seem to be any doubt about ties, med. $1.15-1.2respect. c; 2XW, jmall,. poorly , colored Oir totaf -- yards return of kick--f the outcome, at the pace isUtahla Winter Bananas, med., $1.25-1.5antici W ywds setting, an exciting game offs, B. Y. U. charged Up few best large, well colored, Should Colorado college pated. UUh 119. Grimes Golden, med. $1.00-1.2win. by some miraculous circumGain Moat Ground Iand r Wlnesap, small stance, the two teams would,, again yarflage showed Yach-eYork Imperials $1.25; Pearmaia, to be outstanding among the be tied tor the conference leader small to med. $1 Ash, bxs. ship .Bp'grrteraFronuscrtmmaEe, fy ex. fey. Ions (IPO's who ratTTtp" total Colorado 5 11 Agglei, times for ball took the he -- Beauties Rome 4 to 14 against Western school won thff championship of $4.50; fey $4.00; score 45 of of yards average of will travel to Logan to meet District Six Saturday by defeating (88's and larger), ex. fey. $4.50, fey. per try. Thora gained 25 yards; State; are about the Carbon county high school $3.50. Hoover 2H Pifibert 5 and Magleby Utah Aggies. The teams Lettuee--Utah- i eleven of Price" by a 'scortTbf 7 trr cratesilccberg, evenly matched, everything considMoab starteM ; out with Bf, rush, (3 to 4 dor..) best $2.25;" mostly - -- powerhouse" Pomeroy was the ered, and a sttff encounter is ex' ' 7 soft $1.00-1.595 yards pected. and" scored what proved to be the $1.75-2.0big gun for Ctah. with Onions (dry Utah) 100-lThe University of Colorado wi sacks winning' touchdown in the first Igained In 20 savage line bueks. His splendid achievementvi and record, t Coclorado Sciiool of Mifles-r- it few minutes of play. Carbon ral-"- Yellow Valencia type, U.rS. No; 1, ?Dow, with TO yards and Davis with of is the best proof and evidence of his stronplv near the close, coming ptly graded, med. to large, 174 were. next In line, these three Golden. There is a keen spirit . small these two schools close to a touchdoij on several oc--- large to very large," Jrncn being the dny ones to surpass rixTlry between ability.-White Varieties, and culls. and Mines can be countod upon to firm two ii,i soi'in; Vacners wiu. meet. $1.40-1.5small and cull 75c- Under, hia administration all dethan they haw noints when Moab' tuiritor course, d not Include runs made p'.ay better football tffi s so shown" "season for . own in his charge have made behind his thrown a for Jog safety partments passes. after receiving Pears Utah, bxs Anjous and battled Denver university to a J spleor vast Altogcthcrrthe developments. $1.50-1.7Duchess, at Bmtlder 'Saturday,. did showingvnd the cjy, "We ll get Plums and prunes Utah, lb. An upset in the minor division m nexHrear.t is alreSflS erfan Italian rok pi ace at Greetpy, Ool orsjii . the Cougar camp. Potatoes-Utajav h. sacked, cwt. U. Teachars nosing ouiWyoming. 6 to si' , Tri- Bliss istlv The Cowboys were off form, it graded. KiL Iho-A-atpr When a person goes to Chicago snppjy has been materia- l, $1 Russets fL75-W'1- ; s trwe. but the Teacnera snowej J, 1 .HELD OX BLiSLAtuni his 'or her lungs begin to turn nimhi Sl.30-1.7a new 6pnng was ac. ly increased, two more tnan - ' life . L usual, v. inese tLtf in" z t black. The longer that person ' 5 1 PARK C1XX, ..Utan,. water r pipe in qut and the ' " quired,, "". lives there, . the blacker the lunjfi . . ' 'held- - jail fin.an -- Pete Ulrfl'1 Armistice sWlnoInto action of In- Become. Tlits' is tlw; assertion of j John E. Lamore, 74, 4s-- the oldest: ..iromM . which! is worth thousands " ionen charge today Whileofpolice Teachers against B: Y. U r hoalfh commiSsen?r. j person ever arHiei-4- n Junior day; the citizens to oiijr New p dojjars t jeivestigateci the death ovo and .Wyoming agaln.-:t pi Tcsts nave.;. been made which sey for driving while intoxicated, - ' who was fatally injured Montana Young, State at Sheridan. ""0,000 feet of cast iron pipe has been "how trrst every pair Of lungs e:;- . SUos n..- - . struck when by flast night amined were more or less black ! laid in, our water system, giving us a I i ...fAmMle, '' The bov was the son ; saw allied ship- TfteWO'ld wr only iinn Gu Mrs. Ponx :f lot Tjmrch improved water supply, thc Wngth" of time.ln the city and .Plne worth $6,800,O0o1OWunTry eiease , 1 -s i of the home to the city's j submarines and warships. Filing on additional waterTor wlnTer ' j center. , . use has been made. , Recognizance The 'srhokiness of Chicago air snrincrs in the canyon have'been Our giHs h Jn Japanosemills aaiSuwr JMSilnnaBOf-$15 per month in : incased in cement vere galleries, - protects .. blnck aid. coated nverage only wagea. of Payson was ar- With soot, aswvell as the throats of J45-PoundAlbert Kapple t waters. t ested by the Utah eounty sheriffs the patients. f Canaries are so popular in Eng-- : vffice last Saturday, when they 150 CHICAGO, Nov. 4. (U.R) Venice, Italy, has canals and land" that the highest grade fre-- I I nlc'ed his place and. found liquor Revenues fjora water rates have .been increased ' i Lightwelifiu Champion iauuv sells for $700 cash. in his possession. He was: released 400 bridges over them. quently MmsK my Mandell. finding yearly, in 1925 they were less' than $32,000.00. In n his own recognizance to appear d opponwithout any on 'Mon-lan the city court 1929 the, treasurer of Provo City will receive more ents who can draw big money but when he failed to make his an start i. I with1 him. tonight than: $43,000.00. . All user .now pay the same rate. ppearanee in Provo, Sheriff Boyd lnvasioniof the wcltcrweigh took to and. vent 'Payson Friday He stands for equal privileges to all and special -i rt,v.in n nnnei win - . ' r- load him to th. titia now hsid ; 11 ;' n a 5300' bond. prlv leges to none. ( The date for By by Jacklo Fleidsr. OlV has hearing tapple'is preliminary "He tneeU Irish Jimmy Moi yet been set. . Larnin, one ot the lad:n' , and : ,i. ... f contenders welterweight "Trfe Pioneer Par,' trie MembfiaTPark eh Easi Cen- - ' if Sammy con get. over this obstatfe nls drcwir.g,rPwer , Ballot Box and the North.;Park have "beer, greatly here will allow bmi to147-the. for mateh a At the first elections in America,' autifiedr7The-ground- s ntj City voting-was-vi . va -- voceiut-aeveral pound title.' .'an-ibenatar andt-itttetithe colonies . provided for the at these use of " written or printed ballots. to Tourist building sUrrotindirgsr Tpesrance voter I Ejflu then; huwoyei1, itnce-th- e North iected, Jaik ; prov1dingM:ainp' groun received the ballot a few feet away I. tdutrists and travelers. ; from the poUs, seorecy was prac tically Impossible, and bribery was DeaIerTltaouth4 The golf coursev)taa.'beeD; constiriKeS on ground made possible. " (Dodg ' Ipfghf . ago. tOTraowTatBtj Jkgl, : T SS-ya- b" Clark LOGAN. Nov. was stopped by Utah Aggies' re1 vamued forward wall Saturday, and in conseauence. the Aggie took an. 10-victory from thai unexpected Colorado college Tigers, toppling them from their undefeated ratTKff: Clark made many long runs. Co"l spectacurar Jnfvery wiv. the "nylng mitcnman' uvea up to his name In every .respect, but; he bad no help rrontJijeates, ana AgglesJormed a stone wall even to wM ttsrtat the creat Ciark -- scoring 1 Montana State Colorado Mines ...... . . '., ' 4.i-Dutc- - 1 .790 i l xdi . Colo, Aggie ; The Cougars are U Pet. a 0 i.eoo 3 l .758 ...... . Teacb.-r-s fCoCol. ce weeafremtoday, mr 1 ir?H-- day, a tremendous crowd is expect? f ed to witns the game In the "Y" ' W. nth prepara-ttio- n Tri'..T7-.- ar 75-ya-rd C - f4 STAiH?fr rftrVt-- e. T. V. B, - ..UB... Blast 'Dick Romnev's A!iiSsrw WiUitneTJri Coach Ott Romneys ahem, - - STATION KSL , . I I 85-ya-rd 4 CLASSIFICATION : . e. PAYSON WINS ' ' X---X FROMPURPS i 7-- m If Nev-4r-4U- - mud-soax- --- 5 SALT LAKE PRODUCE MARKET rd 3 -- u" itiiit 10-po-ir . . . j J. j..!. ,.'. "Mv e Sleep." was furnished by Miss Merrill, and HJltman Snell ssr- c. Snell am... NBC talk on TtefrIgef-ation- " .. ... , by Dr. Copeland; 2 p.m. was the acctimpanisK Wilbur Sewardi. member of Agricultural college program; OTdeoWB Cryw TrrTdJjiBhopriCifered' inyoes NBC "Road of the Sky"; 6 tion, and the closing praver was voand pronounced by .George E. Barton. novelty nlstrumental 630 The body was taken to Ephrsir p.m.. NBC program; S Lu-cll- . Utah 4 p hrt p.m., p.m., J tv th: -- cal "Around the World Wtlh Libby"; where short rvices and Interment, 7 p.m., NBC Everyready hour; 8 were held.' The services were well attends p.m, NBC Clicquote Oub Eskimos; 8:30 p.m., NBC Freshman Orches-tradian- and the Torl offerings were, msny 9 p.m., NBC RadicrtCeith-Orpheu- and beautiful. featuring popular vaudeville stars in radio presentation; Drinking alcohol it liquor sni 9:30 p.m., Utah instrumental quartet; 10 p.m "Out on the" Back smoking tobneco21 is prohibited to in Japan. Porcli with entertained furnished persons under by the quartet from "The Corners,' and others; 10:30 p. tn,i studio program: lro.m.. program of, late popular dance selections, featuring Jack Staces popular orchestra; 12 v midlte, silent." ' s; LET HERALD ; CLASSIFIED ' COEDS IN BLAZE ' EVANSTON. 111., Nov. 4. CB Fire in a dormitory drove 50 NorthInto the western university street, som in negligee, last night The girls were toasting marshmal-low- s at a party in celebration of football the North western-UHno- iblazing stock game today when ignited curtains. Damage was ADS ANSWER ce-e- ds - 5; A beautiful . selections, -- X-- -. re Pather. KnpwGWFrmKn Hour and "Pryer perrect," wnr V... . i...!.!. .1 wara. a ,vioan soio sing Me to TvjB"rnerTI."H. 10 ; I 1 NOVEMBER TUESDAY, Gold-Bea- I ..I . m 0 V, 1.1. 25-ya-rd Have Splendid If oloradtt cliegp Tigfffi Push id Out of Picture Br Will Provide Great Holiday gies, Are Next 'If Victims.; C. A. C. Invades Logan. - Attraction; Game Reviewed PedagBguesJ ... .4- YOUR RENTAL PROBLEMS ..,. ... J 6, i 4 Utah-Colorad- n 0; 10ABHIGHIS 5, 80c-S)Q- 0. $2.00-$22- TITLE WINNER $1.00-$i.2- 5; 5; 1 - a ri He Is Trained, Experience a, lapaoie Efficient And In dependent and-larger- ), i 0. d 60c-75- c; factory at Ironton and private ciiizens gave a total of $6500.00 free Mon itions. ProvaXitynow owns every d( liar of this $11,500.00, and wiirreceive annually from $2:000.00 to $3,000.00 from the players who use the golf course. This ' is an outstanding good business deal for Provo City. - 0; 40C-50- . Celft-Tsd- o, If ? 1 4 - 5. Today's Oddity 'Water ' , . Depaittiitt' 75-l- :.;-.rr- t a . a X. 0. A a 1 ' . Cemetery Department ' ( - - Vo-Ties- On Sammy Mandell ! Invades Ranks of L C Graphic . Outlines History II -- Parks Department ! . -- -- -- testrret, . nd-Cou- he ! -i- TotirtaT.004 Ford Ford Touring !KI Ford WTon Delivery $60.00 The(,e cars hav good UreaS5-0- C4 9 t,k. oqi JOTlW J 3 Jlfc .; I ISdr'oairi 1025 1921 J ers -.- I f - vh ; " -t- AOS A--C t The degree rdSS here' :lHW nUM JIH: flLUS L I " . LONG LIFE TUBES . aUentlvene r "OiJ'?CvJl (TSA ? tki-i- 'J .V v kH J'lA V.lAl by cost" our personal not governed ..." . TvL.i. j ' park purposes. iff T. -- j.: ZT An outlay of $5,000.00 as made by The cemetery has been fenced vith -jiew mooVrn wire fencS. Brick piers haVe been' constructed at fcach entrance, and the grounds have been enlarged and parked. stand on thp .gas' franchise han saved more thah'$lO,000:00"I6r the'.t ' i i4 payers of Provo Ciiy. In all of these achTevements not one dollar .of bonded indebtedness ha Been added" to the taxpayer of this commun' y :V; ity.. . ' S i.a : JProvo City. The business men of Provo City, and Salt Lake City and, the pipe b. mf-e- -- 7 ''" Mr.- Ellerfson says he is notaffiliafcdor. connected with ,the Provo Reservoir. Cbmpan."The returris of Tthe primary" election show thai in District No.,13 .where the influence of the Provo Reservoir" Company is strongest Mr. Ellertson recaved '89 votes; Mr. "'Hatch O votes; Mr. Jacobsori 38 votes; Mayor Van -Wagerieff 17 votes. - Mrr Jacobsen cannot expectand does hot expect any' support from 'anyone" connected with or interested in the Provo Reservoic. Company, for the reason that he to shoulder with Mayor 0. K. Hansen and Commissioner Charles Hopkins, in fighting the attempt of the Provo Reserv votrCompany Provo, Cityt almost one- - - stood-'shoulde- r . to Provo City by.judD.e c .jiorse. COMMISSIONER JACOBSEN ii r O(JR YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND THE SPLENDID WORK DONE IN EACH OF'HIS DEPARTMENTS IS- - AN.EVI- ENCE OF fflS ABILITY" TO SERVE PROVO CITY IN THE OFFICIAL CAPACITY AS MAYOR. . FOR MAYOR VOTE FOR COMMISSIONER - HtiutWWUAlJUi Z, rtl n.svM. .. Jtwice - to -the.peopl&oi , ' ' '.",.'';.! V , ELMER 74 CO&SEN . . '.i TU NONE, . (PaldPolitlcal Advertisement) ... . r . -- .. 1 i |