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Show PAGEFOUS TEE SUNDAY KEEALD, SUNDAY JUNE 28, V III Closing Out at Cost 1 , seoMM avails it. i Untrimmcd Shapes Trimmed Hats t 50e , Scoriae of five rani In the flrat inning wai reaponalble for AmerU-aFork taking the long end o( M wore la a Utah Central league game here tbla afternun. Two bad error by SpringtlUe during the inning contributed materially to the l tyi Also a New Summer Kfd Hats Felt and I it 1.1' , jlllllliPI InRctuf es in' hi d m totf Urn thai lo ,'1 r said k bad married bf HatVt the fu father's , - I -- to get llghu 7u .Written. Mocy Jf fTiiiTl v i ," if I' .... yJ t IT Yet Vico costs no more than other oils, in spite of its superior qual- V 't ities. - 8 Ift oil JTfl Msg" ftti - i i ft w ' ADDED ATTRACTION GUNNAR CASSON andTiALTC? u "The news of "England we t&tt toe latest W'rftten In perfect Btyte and niucb euflleHt, Do a murdcf pet oonmiit, wo hear and tell' of It Do die lgttty-rMpf putiUSff y In border f aonibre! Staff baS each one been college Slid write like tbe Kipling and tbe Dickens. We cir culate town, and Extortionate Dot t for advert!pment8., alto's Race to Rome" race The great struggle with death-th- e through the frozen wastes of the north to save a plague-stricke- n city. DIESONCOAST Heraia.) JurnaL Ji7. Kanw i B.- - Davis,' Mired merchant, charjred with assault with intent to kill lu conniption with an attack' on lits wife by Kansas rClty ganjrsters last Octolter, today pleaded, guilty in district court here and was sentenced on( ten years in prison! " ' ' Oaviea was arrested foliowlnif his confession be hired Kansas City wimrffterg his wlfer Mrs "Davies was beaten and robbed to her home October 14, 1924. . S'ven of the gangsters are ton der arrest on charges of assault stranper-tha- ' U coupon.- :::" t:r--- - r-- . j v;:f; yr."--,- " " ' : , " e, REFUSES TO Lakeview Ranorter, I Mrs. Joseph Shaw. UTTER SOUND tftv-th- e Let F. A. Lenhart figure that new home or repair bill. It will be a surprise to you how little it will cost. !, . .' - ' BONNEVILLE "LUMBER CO. i ;. USE HERALD WANT ADS INVESTIGATED WASHINGTON',. June' 27. (UP) Secretary of the' Navy "Wllburi today ordered avt official Inquiry into the recent court martlallng of two navy nurses on charges of brlncing liquor Into this country from Cuba 10 determine u uw government's pnnnotl nnulrfii1 all ... i $2,000 I'N Articles Given Every; jtfonday Person must ' be' In ' Theater to get Prized PRIZES SAVE Prizes Given Away Each Week During June, July, August COUPONS YOUR $35.00 Man's Suit from Christensen Co. Star from, , Utah Valley Gas & Coke Co. touring Wasatch Produce Co., Gas Water Heater ' ' lbs. Flour 500 ' from . Complete Vipliri Car Outfit,!' ' "from u Stone & Co. from i 1 ... Monday and Tuesday. THE DRAMATIC OF REVELATIONS the life story of a beautiful girl who set the pace on New York's famous avenue. See , ; Mary.Philbin 't V from Provo Paint & Glass Co. . Norman Kerry Hal Roach Comedy V 1 -- DRYER WASHER ". -- "'. . from , ;1 ' JO " ' - Irvines Inc.' from ."'s Larson Studio Gruen Watch from M Ashton's Inc-- !:i 'f ' from Provo Greenhouse -- L. , t&ZZTv'' VllUTAHOnCltANIM .from- iSAVE t" J $50 LADIES' DRESS from n,j ii Flowers or Fiern 10 from - Dozen Photogrraphs r LAWN MOWER from : FREE;' MONDAY - Ladies' Dress .Irvine's, Inctij . . ' Haws-A-Good- FREE "MEET THE MRS." Haws-Goodm- an - - SAVAGE and Lawn Mower 'from' $35.00 THE FAMOUS r Barton Furniture Co. '. . , -- -- 0 - Framed Picture from MUSIC CO.:-- . ,- from Morrison Inc. Wall Tapestry WALTER ROBINSON 5th AVE. MODELS. Starring 2 Tires from ' . I from Telluride Motor Co. FREE L -- . Exide Battery Upright Piariq;': A MODEL ; Ton Coal ' from Smoot and Spafford NAYLOR AUTO CO. CHARGE TO BE Raymond Ross and Ray Bunnell, who hav recently returned from the Swiss, and German missions ofl the L. D. S. church, will be ' the speakers In the Pioneer ward chapel unaay evening. Eily and Mar-garete Fienachell of Salt Lake will fuimish masical numbers, an invitation Is extended to aU and espec ially to those who ba4 jfiUed ant Hions in Hwirzeristiii ni nrn.ah. . '"""' . ). comm 7 J Mrs. Julia Hatton, Mrs. Nora Taylor. Mrs. Josephine " Goodrldge . and MrsEHen Bunnell entertained LISBON, Portupual (t'P) Ivan at the home- of Mrs. Teenie Cliuger (Jleu'husa, a 'Roumanian, baa been Friday afternon, the occasion being In jail here five years, is only Mrs. dingers' birthday anniversary. crime, tf crime it Is, is refusal to the afternoon was spent with talk. He waVi sailor who left his needlework and social chat. A de. Ilctous luncheon was served ship here. He was arrested for vag rancy; He refused 'to 'answer the following:. Mrs. Engar Johnson, Mrs. For four Hannah Williamson, ft Mra , Mary judge and was Jailed. Miss Marba Andelin was hostess years he kept silence and refused to leave Jalfwhen'offwed liberty. Pn at a "strawberry festival and slumlice finally gflve 'him a Job ni ber party held at her'., home Fri? Club girls cook's helper. He has held the job,- day evening. v spent the evening playing but refused wages.: A van Isn't mute and often laughs games and listening to music. when liersons beg blin to talk a little midnight luncheon was served after Jtfst tr dmtrnstrate 'hat his voice which the beds were temporarily oc sounds like. Ivan condescended early cupied. .Breakfast, was served" at 10 :30, The guests were Miss Zina during his period of imprisonment to write his name and nationality Murdock, Miss Agnes Klllpaek, Miss when he was requested to do so, but fctha Bleake, Miss Nlua. McGulre, miss jjeiia--; vhurcb,. Miss Addle refused to utter a sound.- Wright, Miss Elaine Paxman, Miss Virginia Rea, Miss Gertrude Part ridge and, Miss Ruth Watts. - v.t'; - - ERE'E Cllncer. Mrs. Ellen" Blrfihell, Mrs. Julia Ilqtton, Mrs. Josephine Mrs. Nora. Taylor. Mrs. Annei Williamson, Mrs. Annie Maag, Mrs. Ivern Maas, Mrs. Mena Patten, Mrs. , Ray,WnUumsB, Mrt. 1 Leona N.uftafL Mrs. ffraqees Johnson, Mrs. Ruth JoJuisorf, Misl Lillie Sumslon, Mrs. Maufe ClingerfVMrs. pattella Taylor, Mra. 'Maurine Taylor, Mrs, Arvllla Maxfleia nd Mrs, Sadie . Shaw, .A-- - ... - ." fictio- nMinneapolis FREE v . A UTAH CORPORATION . Every ticket purchased during June, July and August; matinee andt night will be giveir l PAT80N. June 27 Mra.,jHrrt I'helpn ban recelvetl i.rd fmn OtiIfvrnia telllaa of tW death pt ber lltMgranddaughter Dorothy Mt-.id d!ilt(;liier Ik'lU, the two ot Gordon and lona Darla Mt'Betb. The parenta are expected to arrive in l'a.vxon tonight with the Ititdy of tlwlr rhlUL, Funeral nervTeea, will Relief Soetaty meetings Jujve been., tH'uder (he direction of the Fourtb discontinued forvt.wo months. .The :" ward bishopric. teachers w ill meet once a month. - - and alsp niors doeent, Good-ridtr- NvHl H the Is e, 4dWh wnwiuitwp'recefwdi n 1ndon contains tbe following ptafcet , CONCOUDa; ment of Iti own Journnllstle nierlta: (Ifl'ldharle PAYSON CHILD appearing in A bualneR-UV- y SHORT TERM eaineaf, w JOSEPH M.SCHENCK . An ( VP) i notLONDON to nay aKreMlve ami mm Salt Lake City, Utah J-J- ... i CO if MANUFACTURED A ND GUARANTEED BY DAVIES GIVEN t. Jit ; bqt-tii- ilfBw : . ; UWTC.1C1U r. 4 Ask your dealer for Vico. What Utah Makes Makes Utah mm, i by I t. ; .... (jU'l f 'uJ - - 12 12 (...., 813-W- v, . free from carbon andcooL When the and the metal expands under the ; hard is unusually1 going to sticks Vico the job. Its abilttjl''tb adhere to hot ; heat, . metal an to not break down under heat protects the bearing surfaces, and prolongs the life of your car. .cfW- grand. but it grants a lot by keeping it clean ,. j And Usbis,! Will .: 11 YvS TTB WaU.d at tba ? v For instance it gives your motor the chance to do its best 11 Jfy-1- .... iSfL biggest laughing -- . .,- 10 ' The Funniest lan - ? It -- -- IVE VICO tnv test you want make the conditions aa severe as you can and it will come through on top. . , . doesn't ask any special favors- -. .. i Todav Hew Monday and Tuesday I 7 , ietulr Strand . MOTOR OIL KEPIIL June xl. Nephl took Provo Into ramp Friday, 4 to J, In a thrilling tall game which proved to be a pitchers' battle between Dyer and Belllston. The home team drew fjoo flrat blood by putting across .three runs in their half of the first In-LiAVo'f . v-- ': ; MCOrlUg. y, ning. Prove came back strong and made : After the flrat inning of tie game, In the second. The faal ok the whola wai ene ot the beat it three-al- l of the aeaaon. tSnow and and winning run waa scored is the pttt) Miller portha mound . atrotk - out sixth, Bn I. M. Petty rea- - hed first oa a singlei stole second, tight men each. Auiertcan Fork added two ran in reached third on single by M. the second lnninga jtndtwe more Sperry and sewred en Bollieton's'ln- In the fifth, Hprlngville acored one f ieid itrt. -ratcbef by Bonwdl la tbe first, one in the eighth aadp ana.u. retty in the ontricid and a one la the ninth. Tneerore; 4 double play by I. M. Petty," who took AMERICON FORK. : AB. R. H.O.A. a hot liner from the bat of Ralle, Foot Shows Dally f touched second; forefn j Schats, and Barnea, If. .., made a quick throw to first .doubl 32:30,4 00 7:45 - 9:15l Austin, 3b. .. ii):i)iiimiiiiiiin ing Raile, were featuresf the' game. Miller,, p. PROVO. Durant, cf. ., AB, H.O.A. Chipman,. c..1 1 Farmer, 8b. . Let.ui.6ave you money on your Holniatead, aa 1 2 mixed fedvconi, oats, "barley,' mill Binch, 2U-.- .., 3 1 1 Sbatz, as. .'. . 2 Ralle; 2h ,. run, etc, Remember our phone num sher, lb. 112 ber 81.T-0 10 0 Davidson, t. Rocky ML Cereal go:Koreuaon, rf. OlO, 0 3 Dyer, p. ...1 1 FOR SAXE White HQinmer h( Totals ......T...42 12 27 14 Barry, cf; ... 0,6 $1 and $1.60. 0 T 0 Oonant, lbN . Bargain tablet). .Tay BPRINUVILLB. lor Broa. 0 AB. R. II. O. A. Dixon, If. ... 6-- 0 0 2 0 .:' Ghoesbeck, aa . 4 2 .4 Hinckley, rf. WANTED -- Out board motor, must Packard, lb. v. 0 9 0 be reasonable and in good couil-tlo- Dalton, of. . .31- - 3 7 24 7 Totals V- 4 0 " . . Tbone .. NEPHI. Davia. 4 9 e 0 . ,0 , , , AB, R. II. O. A. ('briatenaon, 2b; .3 0 0 3 B, HIGHEST price paid for market tlmniuer, If. . . 4 1, 1 2 0 Petty, If,".. 0 0,2 4 chicken. 210 S. Otb W. Fbone Suow, p.'.'..'..( 1 0 0 Gowan, 3U. . . . . ? .1 140. 8 Jones, 3b. 3 0 1 1 iff Grace, lb, c 7 . 4 ... rf. Horuiington. Grooms, 0 0 0 LOST lUiy'g red aeooter in I'loneer A. Sjierry, cf. 8 Murn to 470 W. 1st 8. Totals park. 4 30 8 1(27 12 I. M. Petty.s, I'bone 5if-WReward. 2 Summary,: Errors Blm, Pack M. Sperry, 2b. I Jones. Bellistun, p. . AYC l;'i'vV$-'KOR KENT New well furnished ard, Chrlutenson, Cramner, ' Homer 3 Three base BosRell, rf. . . ' Hi apartment 1H0 E, Bin S. Jy 4 hit Austin.'- - Two base hit 1 ? . f-r- ."j-- 1 rt U 3.1 4 7 27 iS L--J KAtJEXM (Xl M- W A K T : Errors'-Ui- lle U banes Summary 2, Dalton, Durant, Packard, . " with own denionRtrator preferred Two-bas-e uavidRon, Klxon, Bos well. nee Mr. Madxt'u from 10 to 12 lloltnstead; (lrfpmap. Struck out hit Dixon. Struck out by Miller S; v Snow ft Bases on 1 orlock. Andcruon forage k Mach- by BelliRton 0, by Dyer 10. Bilses on 1 ; off Snow imm oir.Miwe Hit lr ine Co.b. )tt pitchesA-jones2. Wfiil.lprri?,ls-Hton HUJer. BelHrtop. by iT I bases Provo 4, ' Nepbl 8. Dimlile to WiraalifcrMsiid pltfyrrgknstead VOR Fordson tractor SALE playI. M. IVty to Gro.-e- : Passed Umpire Ilticbes. 4 fquipited wltU eitensloa tfRfcs, lxt pltchea-Milleimyawor.UiinEton, Davidson. Hit wheel and governor. Also two by pitiher Dyer by, Belllston dink. All Uk ylowa'and tandem Stolen ;'.rjase I. M. Petty. Sacri new 500. Box No. 48, R. T. Kb, fice hits Belliwon 2, M. Sperry, Provo. ,. ' UmpirftSImnions. - an j r PROVOTUiIPS SPRINGVILLE summer hats : liEPHI BEATS CAVETiIEN BEAT Everythingan md 1925. YOUR COUPONS , - X Utah Power & Light Co. ' i J |