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Show PROVO EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY JULY 12 1928. STOCK SALES rHE WOMAN'S SERVICESfOR Travel Accessories For DAY LIGHT JABEZBENSON VERY Youngest Generation M' if V: L.. SaSsA yra J -- pet 1 . 830 571 L-- wggp ' L ' -- ' "" X . . 1111 1 ..... . "My-Fath- . . Lrr ... 'J .4oo ; joo, 2j(15 mi New Quincy - T f W - r4 i i 1 j-- -- : a f . N .tu -- .. Miss-Lucill- "My-Fait- "' -- : .80" 790 oa :w 7" .07 .56 r .03 . 13.50 .03 . .06 1.27 .04 , .07 : TintjejEentra! : Tintic Standard Utah Con.-.T- v.r Victor Con. ... Walker Mining-Yank- ,- ee . Zuma e Judge-Mc-Dad- ARTS PROGRAM en-4- weL.thj! efejid looks should .have no effect upon you, the judge ' naid. "It Is her mind and disposition that are, on .43" trial now." T08" TTif there ."were any Wflnieji on . that . .1 antwttjTod .16; x47H 2.00 Pro vo : Rico Argentine So, StandardT Con. 185 1.95 .90 .41 Sioux Mines . . .' Silver Shields. X' s - ,vf- - .7 ParkBinghamr Plutus i. t- - S v--- . North Lily ..... No. Standard . . " 1.99 ' .60 .04 13.75 .08 -- 1.30 4 i. n ,' -.- 05 .08 Soles: HERE TONIHGT -- ' I CLUB CONFUSION The W. C. T. V. announces that In recognition of the dry plank naitca" into the Republican platfrom" at Kangas-Ciry-aIn' apprec1aTT5nbT two avowed dry candidates, it will nd Chief Con 1300 $4.20. support the Repub wwk-en- d ensemble In East Utah 4000 lican ticket. At least, the president 14'c. ' Uigfafti for the very young: left to richt (top). Junior kit in tan cowhide, girl's cautiously adds, "Our Republican blue lizard, and overnight bar In red. Below: tan calfskin bug with booklets fastener, dressing case and East Standard 1000 ? members will do their utmost to Lily 200 & $2.02'. suitcase In pigskin, ' Iron King 1400 iff 75c. bring out a 100 per. cent Vote for " ! now a size may proudly pack up junior- New Quinoy 300 Q 81c; 600 ff? 80c; I Hoover and Curtis." Women with By NEA Servicey r -douwith 4n lueeaee-fo- NEW YORK,-Jultho very young kit bag 10. ciuD propensities sometimes find New Kids kits tancowhide, 180 is alfbrthat. Reds, bright hlus, ble strappings to hold it firm. "I4TYniSTanalird 1500 nre the latest whim of fashion. 4000 themselves in deep ."water as one 8c; re goes lor a long trip, ne club's interests' clash with those of young- greens, a yellow lan ana laveniu-rFor the '!?- 8c. choose a small Gladstone and--- a another. oter of today carries his clothes are all popular. Cowhide, Park Bingham 1000 ffi 17c. " suit-casin matching brown , . himself' when he Journeys afield. alligator, cobra, pigskin and ail 43cl i Rico. Arg 2000 St 44c; 500 alliblue or are or hide datk and skins green size in and kind, suitable fancy 1400 staple 42c. , Luggage PICKLES PICKING UP ' now raters to the child. .used. gator. Silver Shield 100 ? 57c: 2200 W 55c. The pickle business is picking up I E!OHr,E!stpT- - W brother- might Walker-3- 00 There are smart " luggajre '" CIP i? $1.22. to word from the Nation Quite in line with modern pay-- 1 according --a 'case mis v;ant justZuma 1000 !i 7c. traveling al Pickle Packers' Association. Pro chology Is the new diminutive lugg-- ; sembles 'articles These few a and toys. dressing case in blur, hibition with the absence of free intimulates child's inter- hatbox-un- d est In .packing and carrying his lavender or tan. Or if she is mere-ow- n come in all the leathers andJall lunches with pickles gave the trade :: she may pick coloi a mortal blow, they say, but reducthings. And it develops a sense ly staying overnight, over-nigba there are diminutive sizes of iMssponsibility in him because a cute zipper style ing women who can eat -- a pickle adult luggage, ! when they must spurn a good baked any child would be glad to look jn bright red cobra or a. dark in practically all the CLASSIFICATION incluUinp gaudy Scotch plaid roll after his own lurzaee when it is green or brown. potato with lots of butter are re ' bags .and sopn, if ;... The youngest man of tha I ... pretty, colorful and Just the right sponsible for the better days of FOR RENT 8 room mod. apt., $20; Peter Piper and his peck of pickled NOTICE ON PETITION FOR To :' say nothing of the 5 room mod, house, close in, $30; peppers. DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY 10 room mod, house, fur., near. Unl. craze on the part of both men and d $60. Phone 688. ' Provo Con. Real women for toasted sandwich In the District Court of the Uniti what is a sandwich without Estate. ed States for the District of Utah. a pickle? (Continued from pnge one! (Continued from page one) !" ' In the matter of Wallace James FOR RENT 3 fur. mod. rooms a alive remained for IS SHE PEEVED? a should have with garage. 772 West Center. Hjg. Bankrupt pondent3. The train will : leave Miss France, wno competed In the Month afterward, hs one of the most In Bankruptcy No. 10.325 jyie international Saturday. beauty contest at GalNotice Is hereby"glven that Wallace- Washington early of the many surprising veston, reports to her" home paper During the four hours the train surprising -James Higgs, of Lehi, Utah, trag- LOST RambouiietJ. ewe. ., Strayed that "all the American contestants stories that the has filed his petition on the 19th lays over in Chicigo, ,thc toovers No. 5th West. Phone resembled one the Italia s loss, arter us 652--from 1201 another; same little dav of March. 1928.' praying for a will be guests of Vice President and leciy of 1201 ' No. 5th West. Re nose, same large eyes, curved lips riinrhfirffe from all his debts " In Mrs. Charles G. Dawes at . their nptth- pole flight, has oiougni jonn. ward. jyl6 e and I4 faces." One could say All hotitr.iintAW Jnexpected I)i:overy an1 n a ,n Evanston. ; was a "pece remark," or Chukhnovsky,. found Mariano and FURN. APT. and persons Interested are ordered to - that this middleJo pay. he with flew that it's true. It probably is. But The sjkwIu! will leave Chicago Zappi unexpectedly as tend atlh hearing upon said pe-- l aged woman for general house what of it? I prefer o four companions in the three motand proceed an Sunday titlon before the United States Dis-1a240 So. work. 1st East. jyl5 of our brand of standardized beautrlot Judire In the United States ' Superior, over the Chicago ami ored Fo.ker seaplane ,from the ty to the same thing from any other J?ourt Room in the Federal - Bldg., Northwestern " line, miivHii; auui Ktasssin, his mother ship. z:rtnahlirto:land, Chukhnovsky. re- FOR:: SALE: OR 'TRADE Flemish nation. One would go mad after a Salt Lake the 27th day morning. Giant rabbits, some Chinchillii. steady diet of Hoover .will remain a day at turned to the Krassin after circling French or day of August, 1928, at two o'clock or call 559 East 4th Italian or German or Spanish beauon the afternoon thereof, and then Brule, the summer White House, to over the explorers. On a second Phone 1007-was un- South. '.'" nnd there show cause, if any they discuss the campaign with "Presi- flight, Chukhnovsky also jyl6 ty. ; able to land. bave, why the prayer of the peti- dent Coolidge. " He started out oh a third' flight, FLOWERED STRAP Hoover will leave Tuesday after: LACE CAPE tioner should not be- -' granted. By it, wt-chiffon and lace evebrought out today this time r A cream genera rule of (he Court, it is fur- noon for Onrnha, Neb.has. beenniale to colored gown No announcement drop a message to th? party" that has a ning gowns may have one shoulder ther ordered, that any creditor opof lace fluttering cape pink a miles a was few a away garland of colorful flowers posing this application, shall enter concerning Hoover's plans for the help moreonly is detachable. This is the lat- strap than 13, to be exact, for that and the other a strap of self his BDDearance and file sDecifica- - three hours hisJrain will remain in little est version of. the dinner jacket was earlier reported tions in writing In oppositon there-- '. Omaha after arrival- there Wednes- the Krassin " to, with the undersigned Referee, in day morning. The- purpose of the only that distance away: A girl born in Fort Scott, KanPresident Coolidge - used worm This timeChukhnovsky and his his ofthe manner and at the time as pro- - stopover. It was explained ntVif t'.'.? four companions met disaster thembait last summer. This year he la sas, the other day was given the Vided in General Order Number 32 fice is" (o await departure Dated Salt Lake City, Utah, July California- - maiL a Union Pct.U,; selves. They made a forced landing fishing with a fly, say the corre- name Bourbon, after the county in l the ice. and smashed their plane. spondents at Brule River. Next which she was born. Thercis one train, for Califorhia. llth, 1928. la f'oust Friday-Trave- ling Taking their 14 days' rations,, tne thing you know he'll be going fish- thing left Tor the drys to do-p-ray T. McCONNELL, , J. ' ' " as a section "of ""tlvs "i "?rsfiiade for the "Coast, found it, ing some day without that straw for a birth in Clearwater, Referee in Bankruptcy, nd radioed their position to the sailor. Iowa. special will a; : .v Salt Lake City, Utah. train, Hoover's at Oakland.-Calif.- , at 11:30 p. irassin, together with the admon mind us; save the Friday and in San Francisco a hn f ition: "Never NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' V " ethers.""- hour later. The governor of Mariano will meet the Hoover, train Now, with Zappf-anEstate of Emily Dugdale, deceas-at Reno, New, escorting the Bom- - rescued; the Krassin radioed here (d. fT,om thpre t0 his; destination! fljie intends to proceed to Chukhnovc Creditors will present claims with sky's position .and rescue him and vouchers to the undersigned at..." his y Stanford University, Calif. The first lormal speech of the his party. residence. No. 180 North, Unlver-lit- y " at San Pran-cinc- o As for the men still isolated on . Avenue, Provo,'"t7tah, on or trip will, be delivered, UIHOLSTERFD in response to a welcoming the ice floe that constitutes the before the 15th day of September FURNITURE ceremony. Hoover will be notified camp of the men who stayed with A. D. 1928. Umberto Jobilc, the Italia's Dated at Provo, Utah, this llth formally of his nomination and pUSHIONS liver his acceptance speech commander now .rescued and at day of July, A. D. 1928 HANGINGS afon thehome the Krassin Intends Bay campus. Kings University ANSON HATCH, V ter rescuing Chukhnovsky to pro-cer- d , Administrator of the Estate August 11. , CARPETS to their position, roughly 0 of Emily Dugdale, deceased. RUGS miles CHIFFON FLOUNCE away. BOOTH & BROCKBANK, A long cape of black chiffon vol- -' It is hoped that the Krassin may -- AUTOS Attorneys for Administrator. Pub. dates:' July 12, 19, 26 and vet has an' eight-inccircujar effect Chukhnovsky's rescue soon, FROCKS landed he near off flounce for around its lower of Cape Platen, edge Aug. 2. 1928. . he had sighted the Malmgren black chiffon.- Its collar is chiffon,-whic- h SUPPERS too. ; group Tuesday night GLOVES-TIE- S whole-hearted- ly if? iff-7- uj s pin-seal- ,.' cow-oth- e, J t famiU-iaj;a.gQ- V HOOVER'S TRIP A4 7:30 o'clock, tonight on Um-- 4 versity hill,' the correlated art pro gram will bo glyen4indcrthe direction of tho various departments. The program will be free. Those who have the evening In charge are going to considerable trouble to make "the ' program unique and different. While the seasons will all be featured, summer will come in fer the greatest share of the program, according to K. H. Eastmond, who has the decorations in charge. -- MEXICAN REBELS SLAIV MEXICO CITY, July 12 (UP) Fourteen rebels were killed and 19 wounded in attacking the town of Anhuijullo. which residents defended successfully with the loss of three killed an4one- - wcunded, a Guada-lajfir- a diepaten 16 the Excelsior said today. Two rebels were killed and several wounded in two other fights. TOOLATE FOR! Xn-fe- In woodwork i FOR $600,GOD at the Provo high '" school. :, ; He is survived by his widow, Mary FORT WORTH, Tex.. July. J2 Harding Mortimer, two sons, George Suit for $600,000 agahrrthe (UP) H. and William E. Mortimer; three daughters, Mary and Ireta Morti- Liberty magazine was filed In" dismer of Provo, and Lillian Mortimer, trict coure her today by the widow who la laboring as a missionary. Ifit and children of Temple Houston, the, L. D. S. 'church at the present son "of Sam :Houstott,7 fatnom t$ time in Pittsburgh." He Is ateo sur- president of the Texas republic. Mrs. Houston, widow of Temple vived by one brother and one sister, George R. and Miss Lucy Mortimer, Houston, asked for $200,000 damboth of Trpbridge, ' Wilshire, Eng- ages, and $100,000 each was asked ; land. .' by her. sons, Sam, Richard and Funeral arrangements are pend- Temple, and a daughter, Mrs. W. C In Henderson,., ing word from. Miss Mortimer ' The suit alleged that on June 9, Pittsburgh. the Liberty magazine published an article entitled "Sam Houston-Sav- ior, of Texas,'' in which It was declared that Temple Houston was ' "'f ' ' the son. of an Indian woman," born out of wedlock, The petition states that Temple .. .'.. ; DEMOS HOLD V - . f - CONFERENCES Houston was the youngest of eight children born to Sam Houston and his wife, who was formerly Miss NEW- YORK, July 12 M. Lee of Alabama, and in the east nd agriculture Margaret that they were married legally. In the west Is the political formula by which John J. Raskab, new nachairman- - of the tional committee, hopes to win the presidency for Governot -Alfred E, (UP)-Pro-hibi- tlon- . JIMMY'SPROXY Smith.- -. . - Raskab .. 1 today begana- - series of GREETS A1MEE con feremres -- with Democrat 1c leaders looking to perfection of the or ganization which "Was" started yes- ejection o( Haskob and appointment of his aides." HOLtYWOODrTrCalif.- .- July-I- t1 Raskob believes the (UP) The personal popularity cam- son ticket can carry the entire tastjpaign of Mayor Jimmy Walker of . . . . . wit h the possible exception of --jNew.xorK nas reacnea as rar Pennsylvania, by emphasizing pro- as the Four Gospel. Square " hibition,, which he and Smith hold The world's best known mayor, should be modified In the interests wildly acclaimed by the rank and of sound economics and general re- fllepf Southern. Calif orniaL citizen- T , hood regardless of political per." spect for law. :: ' 4 x suasians by proxy greeted 'Aimee FIRE SWEEPS GLENDALE Semple McPherson, the" world's best - OLENDALE. Ore., July 11 (UPH known woman evangelist. Residents of this village of 500 Charles Hand, suave secretary f9 population today surveyed the ruins Mayor Walker, brought the. east of the most disastrous fire In its coast executives best wishes to thev history and prepared to rebuild Its woman gospel leader. Mrs. section. Pherson returned the greetings ., through the same medium. terdayrwtththe i 1 ed tcr speak his piece! ' .0.1 er " .... .- iiMinmuiHY,!- v fw4 , ) an . ... tl) (Continued from Page One) -- Provo,-following-- '50.00 40.00 .09V4 .09 '4 I7tt r .20 Colorado Con. ' X 18 . . 18 Crown Point "4.25 .15 Chief Con. .14 East Utah .07 Empire Mines . . . . , .06 .04 East Crown Point., v .034 ..50 East Tinfic Con. ... .46 2.07 Eureka! Lily 2.02 ,69 Eureka Bullion .... . .67 05 - .08 Oold Chain .06- .06 Howell " .71 .75 Iron King ". .03 .05 Little May .02 Lehk Tintic MM . . 1.25 1.50 Mammoth .06 .05 Mountain View Bingham Metals Central Standard WORTIMER "I can forgive him but never for get the wrongs he did.to me and my child," said Princess Helen, diFuneral services were held in the vorcing former Crown Prince var61 of Rumania. And again the com- Fifth ward chapel Wednesday afmon herd rubs elbows with royalty, ternoon for Jabei Lewis Benson, for the game old story is repeated who died Saturday " night" at the again and- - again .4n. the humblest home of his daughter; Mrs. Thomas homes th world over It's the-ol- d Owrlett-c-fop ' story of philandering husband, the era t ion. wife other woman, a desertion of at Car.non Bishop C.-and child and home,- - no matter ,the ge,iceai whicn WCJ.e presided opened by wnai naIHJens to xnose ren oenmn. the B. Y. U. summer, scheol quar- Even paying with the loss of a tet .' Knpws." throne hardly cancels the price Car- - The..singing consisted of Messrs. quartet ol made the innocent pay. After all, Lea Master Thornton, JRobinson, and Morrill. J. Elmer Jacobson pro nounced the ;nvocation. ' A tenor' solo," "I'm . A Pilgrim" 'NOT SO NECESSARY;' f' ' While beautiful women long have was sung by J. W. Thornton, after been supposed to get away with which Amos --Merrill made a few murder, arson, theft, and most any remarks. A violin soli) was furnish Merrill and a sin they select, it is rather unusual ed by In Thee," for a Judge to become openly articu- soprano solo, late about this and warn : his jury was rendered by Miss Iris Evans. not to be influenced by the defend- John Johnson gave an address. -The benediction was offered by ant's beauty. Alex Mortensen and the grave at JBut that's Juat what did when sitting in the case the Pipvo city cemetery was dedi of Mrs. Vivien McDonnell' Page, cated by Bishop Walter Whitehead. who was "Miss Mobile" in the 1926 Atlantic-Cit- y beaut The beauty was on trial charged with q arson. "That the Ceator has STOCK SALES Stock oa the Salt Lake Stock, and Mining Exchange remainefl I at about the same level. .Trading is very dull and prices decline on sell Ing. No nev developments have ltn-- place --during- the past few weeks and professional traders are not In the market Asked Stock: Bid, B'tT Htll t .18 . $ .20 v . i.-U- - -X ,- .700 PAGE FIVE COMPANIONS Smith-Robin-- , . . 1 : $150,000 LUMBER FIRE KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. July 12 STOCK ISSUANCE AUTHORIZED (UP) Klamath Falls took stock' WASHINGTON, July 12 (UP) today of its lumber manufacturing The Interstate Commerce Commls-distriand discovered that a fire sion today authorized .the New which last night endangered th en York Centra railroad to Issue $42, tire region caused only a $250,000-158,3- 00 of capital Stock consisting J 4 421,583 shares of $100loss. - par value. ' ct ' TfWLOR? 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