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Show i JR0VO SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER PAGE-EIGHT- - SPUR TRACK J f Cou.iued .precedent BEAUTY: I ser- - that would lead to Commls-sione- UTESSCORE i AMAZON JUNGLE EXPEDITION from Page One PROVO LOSES (. out of bounds on East's J silver O Roblson punted to Hartensteln, who returned 43 yards for a touch-down. His Interference was beau-tiful, and he speeded past several Bowera place Bulldog tacklers. kicked for extra point and,' the score stood 20- to 6 for East v aerial play, Colorado add ed another In the second period, and Utah retaliated with a touchdown of its own. ' Both team added touchdown the next period, Utah going into the final period trailing on the 21 to 14 score. football 7 Utah tied . By straight the score. Colpradc strurgleddea-peratel-y "" apparently recovered aufficiently Provo 6, East 0. 7 Carmen kicked off to Robison on Roblson kicked off to Bowers, to resume the game it was plain line. Biddulph was not who made a nice retjMni to East's Provo'a ' that the little quarterback J i " line. Provo held, and took passed to Eggertsen for an v...:y 7; himself: 7 ,; andRobiaon East held, ; the ball on downs on East's 49- - gain, but who waa to East. Start Drive-- J punted RoblChristopherson, and mark: "Cast to held, rUroadv-ta.Un.-' r. from-tlyard and four minutes before line. Hi! At this point East started a son punted to Hartenstein, who downed on East's Act of his company. final whistle it looked like con- drive for the Provo goal with to the ton made who Biddulph, punted In was on his nailed Eggertsen by co;r.piled " ference honors were - goinglo" be and Bowers making impres..line. Bowers and Hilton a nice return tJot; East's "Ma office during the year lS!27rrmrReddivided this year. Goodwin, line. Sorenson hit left tackle for sive gains around the ends and made a first down on two hundredths figure was ,thirty-tw- o skin halfback, intercepted a pass through the line. Bowera was very and. Hartenstein then broke plays, ents loose three yards, and a pass from Bid. of one per centor thirty-tw- o a. made at this Juncture and effective at this stage of the gams, off left tackle for 70 yards and a dulph, intended for Robison, was on every $100 of merchandise sold. run; placing the ball on the being always good for a gain on his touchdown, gain on Bow Minor Factor-- ; just as the quarter end- allowed for a Truckage line. vicious line plunges, going over for ed. His drop kick for extra point era' interference, TWith tha bail on " He stated that In his opinion, th ' mark. Call, who had Right through center and tackle the second touchdown on three waa blocked. 'Score: Provo 6, East's : truckage was not an important Item Ft a . fl ; . yS. went Hodgson, and then Goodwin tries from the three-yar- d line. 7 replaced Giles when the latter waa East 6. In the cost of retailing, his comecored the winning touchdown. . With the score 13 to 6 against injured, made 6 yards on two line pany having refused a warehouse SECOND QUARTER A bucks. He was held on the next Lineup and- summary: them Provo resorted to an aerial Spur service offered them by one COLO. COLLEGE: game; with little success when the Hartenstein kicked off to Lar-se- and Biddulph'a pass over tha goal UTAH V of the iteam lines, on th"! theory who was downed on Provo'a line waa grounded. East smashed Watkina ... . .. .le........ Osborne East defense knocked the ball It fwould be detrimental to that mark.- - Punt exchanges fol- through for two first downs, but ' Carmen (C) ....It...;.. Burno down at critical times. property; values jn the vicinity of Anderson . . . , . .lg. . ... .... .Hayden lowed, and East began an advance waa penalized 15 jrarda, and Hilton Although still in a dazed condithe store. He also made a statc-meWeaver tion, Biddulph returned to the game from its line. Hilton and punted out of bounds on Prfiya'a 47-- . Jonas ...... ,...c . V that In his judgment it would . Schisler in the second half and tried .... Olson gamely Bowers made 6 yards on two 'plays, yard line aa " the tjuarterended. hurt the Orera road If tho proit.rg. Jones ...... ....rt...., Heerwagen to stem the tide of the Red and and Hartenstein passed to Hilton East 20, Provo 6.: ...7."' posed spur were installed. .. Beery Black onslaught. Provo narrowly for a Cecil ...... ;...re. advance, giving- East : Clarence Beck, who Attorney FOURTH QUARTER . down a in first raidield. (C) " averted another East touchdown in Hodgson qb ."Vandsnberg Biddulph conducted the cross examination of Bowera r; Biddulph'a . Intercepted when 'was he tackled Hilton Goodwin": hurt ...lhb Lackey the third quarter- when Bowera was Mr, Taylor, attempted to have the -I C . line. Hart en ; r i 'r ' Couch ... . ..rhb;...,. Ingraham forced out of bounds on Provo'a on ,thls jilayj)Ln.Ljdthough he re- pass on East's witness admit' that the west end of tein and Bowersmada a first Clark he , appeared - somewhat four-yar- d down covered, on fourth line tha ,.,.fb: Pomeroy.. wholea was street already, I Cpnier down, and a pass, Hilton to HartenScoring: Touchdownsoiich 8, with another yard needed for first dazed, from that time on. sale and Industrial Section, point " went --tackle stein, gained 31 yards and put the , off Vandenberg, Clark, down. Christopherson Ingraham, location of the Provjl ing to the line. BowGoodwin. .Point after touchdown, Roblson kicked out of dange for 11 yards, and Hartenstein did ball on Provo'a Foundry and- - Machine company'? ers crashed over for a touchdown 'likewise for down on 3, Clark 8. another Couch line own but behind his first, from goal plant, sheet metal shonf.JnundrTes Score by periods: mark. . Bowers and Hartenstein missed his drop Hartenstetn aided by perfect inter- Provo'a andrther similar establishments 7 7 0 center for 13 yards kick attempt for extra point Score return Utah 1327 of made banged brilliant a through ference, some of which are now served .with . . .7 Call fol7 and 7 Giles. Colo. Bowers East 26, Provo 6. . , , touchdown a 021 College replaced the punt, scoring snur tracks Into their jropertv.J ' The Leapords then paraded and Bida first made 42 run. a With Christopherson lowing yard Mr, Taylor maintained that these l through, around anTover the Provr on down Provo'a and line, Giles out of and the game, dulph t plants were temporary In character cowers rmany smashing over Injured." the Provo backfleld subs Bowers, taking the ball three times, unc, and would be eventually aban 77 to unable were halt the strong East in succession, smashed, over for. doned. ;v--touchdown. Provo waa offside on offense. J.. . Trnfflc Officer Test! fles- -i Hartensteln'a drop kick attempt. Provo 6; ls. C. Davis, traffic officer of Provo City, testified that ' tho ,;p- I Provo failed to gain, Robison (Continued from Page One) Passes by Hilton and Hartenstein East 13. Provo 6. punt - itallatlon of the spur would c hla final netted th Leopards good gains Hartenstein's end rtn night, where Hartenstein kicked off to Soreri - '"1 ate additional hazards this in , hi " lne Da" " position for Bullet speech out of hla state. It la re- with Bowers battering his way for Bonr who returweato Provo'a 39 opinion would more ihnnjofwt, Ahe J3owefa to - amaah over-t-he line ported, however, that he will make yardage whenever the , ball was vard line.;-Proand playaatled, some of the advantage ef taking .,: a brief speechMonday evening, within sight-o- f the goat IOhe East took the ball oil the Bulldogs' aain- - Hii Placement attempt V--1 ? the tricks hiullng freiRht from which will be broadcast at 7 p, m final quarter the speedy East hacks! n4dmark. Hartenstein made a waa blocked, and the acore was tram (vnt-- r s'rey' tfrarw Mountain Standard Time. ran roughshod over the disheart first down on the lme, but ".V.. W. Pn"i. and John Hee'lny. At Salt Lake Mr. Hoover and hla ened Provo grtdders, scoring three Bowers muffed a perfect pass from East 39, Provo 6. JProva launched a, desperate pasa-Inthe latter chairman of the f party-will- over a Ire order with HartienstmrrTaaheTiaifehded. touchdowns 01)18' cnmmltte". feslTrTwMn 7:7R" attack after the next East to Liberty ' park, the weakened lineup unable to of- Score: East 13, Provo 6.. . Jaunt extending t "petitions circulated nsH'; thf toss from kickoff, and one long thou is if the weather fine, much resistance. where, fer ' Roblson to Eggertsen netted a THIRD QUARTER city commission o rest;1'-- IH ac- . sands are expected to congregate. I In the last quarter an entire new tion In granting the franc!!Bc, Carmen kicked off to Larsen. gain. East held, however, and The streets of Salt Lake,- over backfleld consisting of Ole AnderProvo was not particularly threatthe signatures of over- 700 which Mr Hoover and his party son. Zabriskie, C Anderson "and C. who was downed on Provo's names. will Biddulph waa in action, - with the line. East's line held, and Robiawa ening when the game "ended with will pass under police-esco- rt, secre: Mark Jii"ien. mr""r of thr he decorated with flags and pic team on the defensive the greater ounted to Hartenstein,' who twist theEast 39, Provo 6. ed his way to his Roberts hotel, who brd signed Hilline. tures of Hoover and Curtis. the of game. part Mr' et th" srilieltntion From Salt Lake" Mr. Hoover will , The punting of Robison was" out- ton passed to Bowers for a pnpow. tork th staid rcq"" ntn intercepted Hart A new invisible ray which In?o to Ogden where the Republi- standing, gaining on every ex- gain, but Robiaon ' that his name be withdraw- - r cans of Weber county are planning change with Carmen and Hilton enstein s pass " on East's crease' brc' times the distance wife e of an of the Brazilian icmira reenn-4hw k consulate in New to extend a cordial Culvuo, for the mark. Provo to failed on rewas end at under gain work over which the human eye can see, greeting, Eggertsen's closer examination he had fumi1 uik, is Nhowii hero dretxted and equipped as she will be on an expedi the three leadership of Judge W. H. markable ,and few gains were made over plays, and Robison punted and is equally efficient in fog, Is le tion Into thi- - upper reaches of the unknown Amazon. line. Hilton then fon Fnniewhat exacrtrereted. eft LaK goal East'a, and around his side. Warner Reeder, Jr. being tested in England. roue away ror two runs of rrfmrd to the possible Injurious Those desiring to greet Mr. Hoov- sen"?tsrredonthe line and made Iato the heartof the tcrrt.r-munl- aids, rubies also have 23 yards, taking the ball . into fnnts rr the smi' A letter from V been found in her rivers. But er and his party here are urged many brilliant atopa.iiini'les-- ' above the head Provo territory R. Butl"r. another signer, asked A pass, . Harten. -- urge- everybefore 11 Hartenstein. Is Star-App'e growers-nooi: stein to Hilton, netted 17 yards, am one simlln'" recall of his signature. waters of the mnEort a WomftiTlI giiimtiiiK jltfhi, are Hntherg, huge to eat two apples a day. Probas of exact arrival the time Harstenstein's .field Vclock, running open finh whose bite is death snakes, BoweTswent off tackle for 17 yard-mor- e, ably the theory la that the more Others who occupied the stand menaces to th' if the special train is not known, and returns of punts were sensawere O. M. Taylor, treasuie hoard of gems concealed j andyariou-oth- er It V witnesses being downed on Provo'a doctors you keep away the better. outstandwas Bowers state. local while railroad officials tional, line Three smashes gained 6 .Fred Evans, city recorder, and Ar- there. She is Senora TuzkI Culvao, intiepid explorer. A picture of life as it existed starred fullback. CaIston at ing The country is said to be full oi anfl Bowers thur N. Taylor, manager of the Dlx- - jylfe of .7. Tnzxi Calvao of the lira vards, failed to make on the earth 600 million years ago on the line for EastrOno of the the the remains of prehistoric anlmalf xtliim consulate In New Yolk. necessary distance on an end has been drawn by Professor Sir biggest factors in the strong Leopand some srtpntiHtM hnv iiwatH spur on the I U . Taylor opposetL-th- e taking the ball on it? Edeeworth David, Australian scit. I., .l .n.rfklHA ... ard attack was the Interference five U1 witin ' these s untracked th mitnatf awamps previous .,.v5 yard line. imme gron , entist which formed. with remarkable prelaf E)lve nesses. Mr., Evans testified In re- mysterious rorest fa.tiieSSe3 amid- aome of tnese Bti may -effectiveness and cision he rangt where the worlds g.eatValvao The filed the with to the petition expeditiorr has saile " Lineup and summary: gard st river Uses. From time to time Jfrom New Tork Among the othei city commission and the city xon EAST PROVO of htores wealth untold ague gem to aoois it make botanical, tng ordinance: . . . . . .In . . . . .Carmen (c ) .... ..... tu uy in.;a ui , things, , - nv.. Eggertsen meteoro oeical studti.ii loclcal and Blueprint Submitted Carlston vers nnd nnked, hostile savages Senor Calvao has made 12 Larson .......77.lt a CHICAGO, Nov. 8. (UP) Three A. N. Tavlor submitt-v- t expediShowell Warner uo ki'l on lg whites In sight. tions the last 16 years. He ex- bombings here early today caused S. Murdock ....... print showing the alterations tha Howard For was Brazil diamond the years were contemplated at his place o. pects to be away about eight lamage estimated at $2,000. erasure house of the world. Emer monthajm this one. Bridge rg......... One of the bombs was exploded in Snell , building If the snur were Kllow-rt....... . Erickson He declared that his company hai i cafe Just outside the Loop and Nisonger Roblson j. . . . ,". . . re. v. . Flandro no Intention to erect any addition j7as attributed by police to a war F. BlddulphvTT. .nb . .. . Hartenstein between rival beer runners. alwarehou.se building on Thin" ..: lhb . Christopherson The second blast, on the north Sorenson West street. The plans as file, Nelson 777 . . .7.7.7 rhb .7. . .... Hilton ilde, damaged a poultry store. Mrs. with the reeords liTlhe case shoV ... Bower fb.. 'Ian I Berkowitz, proprietor, said Giles the warehouse which would he upe Score by quarters: cuthad been to he warned from th' tor' unloading purposes quit 6 0 0 fr Provo 7 ting prices. CUM Of MJnratjp proposed spur is situated some dip 6 7 7 19-- 39 The third bomb was exploded" in East tance from Third West street log Bowtouchdowns, i Scerine East 3 Nov. T.KE on LtTF drink ft the south pi.. he of center the block, i to af parlor Prof LeRoy J. Robertson and ers, 4; Hartenstein, 2; points after Firm In the belief that Miss While no intimation was mad Damage waa alight members of his orchesra have con- side. touchdown, Bowera, placeklck 2; was Knaak waa blasts. in John murdered, injured any of the by Judge Corf man s to, tlp.tlm-wbsented to aid the Utah stake taballowed on Provo offside, L Provo . Taylor, coroner of wt!-bcounty, ernacle choir, In the the decision in th eaj Mbi aeasnav touchdown, Robison. . production o' thR skull handed down, it is thought tha' oday prep'-rrd-t"The' the cantata, b Vision, Substitutions: Provo Call for Resumes 'I 1 it will requir several months be o subrtant'ate his belief o she was Evans Stephens, according to Dear Giles; Giles for Call; Zabriskie for 'ubbed ard then foreetf-ihtthe Gerrit de for the Tbricfs of counsel are file Jong of the B. Y. U. Sorenson; C. Biddulph for F. BidaVn B'uff police station furnace. and the transcrlptof the evidenc stake chorister and leader of the dulph; C. Anderson for, Nelson; O. Is prepared for the of the mem - "I have reason to believe she was tabernacle choir. . Anderson for Sorenson; Clayson ruck In the bark of the neck," bers of the commission. The - production - is being spon- -- CAT AUNA, Sicily,' Nov. 8 (UP) for Warner; Beelar for Nisonger. "vW said bujLiluscd. to go Into sored Mt, Aetna resumed violent erup- East Bollinger for Howard, How by the Utah stake genealogifetalis. cal committee, and some of the tions today after a calm night ard for Bollinger; Jago for Hilton; .Gexjga IUrgrv private detec-- .. fin mt voices in Provo are A mild earthquake preceded the Been for Bridge; Van Zandt for aiding 36KHM71 DI PLANE-lnveriatint th burning, how- - In this event. eruption. Showell; Griffiths for Erickson; w- tw fv,p TT,t.M press that he "A new to was be is on mouth It for Scarcelli the Sun for openFrolseth eruptive Flandro; presented ail "discovered a depression on the December ed between Monte Frumento'and Hartenstein; Richardson for .BowSK WASHINGTON DC 333P NOV 2 ii.k i'. Ml Kick's neck that led day evening of the Pizzo streams Dineni, four and conference, for emitting Carlston; ClarkjTor Mm to heMeve she ers; Hogan promises had been hit quarterly molten of to be lava. one enwas atream One of the finest musical for Carmen; ifh a t Christopherson; Fox. hot Iron bar or an tertainmenlae,ver given In Provo. flowing toward the village of San-ta- Bollinger for Beera; Blomquist; nature. Hummell for Hogan. E H STREET Thf CHICO, Cnl., Nov. Officials: Referee Reddish t UmSoma dvjrtors are blaming the rortlanti-Sa- n tortoises with colored Fran4ei plane miss- wee Living War In numpensioners head linesman England pire Hillman; of modprn life for the alarm-e- : precious stones set in their shells ber, about one million. ing since early last night is down a Brown . ' inrrc';.5:e in deaths Hue t,- hurt are now PROVO UTAH as De Sabla23 miles east of this city Alsatian dogs outing --. : : 1 at iisease."pets among the "smart set" according- to reports received police headquarters here today. f'-t- "frpj K v XJ .f, -- cording-tehe-recor- ': wig rd '' W:Z'- v . lf-yar-d d. Hart-enstc- . i i '4 i ;' - onA-fo- ot I line. Provo ends and tackles smashed hafc3bughrbattle wilbTthe 'breaks of tne' game probably deciding the through and blocked Carbien's outcome, when Biddulph was punt, Robison falling on the ball knocked completely out inmaklng for a touchdown. Biddulph'a athis tackle on Hilton. Although he tempted place kick waa low. Score, 4h Using r PLAY BY PLAY PROVO-EAS- T From Page One) (Continued Clark added 'I V Continued from Page One (Continued from Page One) snagging, the pigskin. . HHIISSWHe Charles Hopkins, who also voted to grant the t ranchlse, concurred with him tin his change of attitude pn the ques-- " ' tion. T. Sterling Taylor, vice president and manager of theNTaylor Brother company, testified in regard to the cost of. trucking merchandise that WLUDEDS A, 1928. 0I ' , ffi in da - 20-ya-rd ! . n, T I s; V , e- - - . , ." rd rd , , HOOVER Paria haa taken to wigs again tor evening wear. This amarr little toque is in silver white and sliver sord.'' :' w- - RETURNS TO PROVO . Leo Sutherland, for several years associated with Sutherland Bros, in thla city and more, recently of Eureka, haa accepted a position as manager of the meat 'department. ot Harlan S. Thomaa meat and grocery store. Mr. Sutherland will be pleased to meet his many friend. . . f ,VV V V.' ff he-m- V- : j I:; . ade -- vo I pif-te- six-mi- le -- en The consumption of tin haa In- creased enormously with h popularity of .silk and artificial allk, . Greater London has Increased by more than two m since 1889, when the London County-- Council came iato bingr tm-aptd-- WHY NOT d ben-inff- - - Z?e Comfortable? ' ' - d att-ieh- "' Ij-- d . ed . smoot's d BEERRUNNERS run,-Pro- HAVE IT Phone 20 vo BOMB CHICAGO '- h'' c. M MURDERED r TALENT AIDS CORONER SAYS: STAKE CHOIR ft) No-on- e El--i"- !i jMUeaw Mt. Aetna Violent Eruptions ?v-r- 1 , " - MISSING IS li-- DISCOVERED - U lf 1928 lP- LOAMS i?' WrV. --.- ., vry:-;- r - " .- . JT FROZEN m 'V - FOJTKE IS. MY SINCERE - MRfJESS TROXEL ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF JFormerly of the X Diego, Calif., No embarrassment is entailed in arranging a salary loan 7 with - us! - Qur dealings are entirely confidential a.d our terms rf.'iKiiYiahlt. are more t?'-Our Service is Confidential COLUMDIA WE INVITE5 INSPECTION . r - BotaifoaTSAGECo 48 N. UNIVERSITY AVE - PHCHZ 12,77 PR"vf) i tV. "7 Spanish r.rowrv and Turf tan in kid andxalf. The new fall tones and shades arc growing in demand as the season proRressesXTWe also have a wide variety in olher shades i;lutks, too, are stylLsh. ALL WOMEN ;WH0 OF ARE r DISCRIMINATING IN THEIR zz:z-- FOOTWEAR - : - - - f r7; -- Xi-:: - Kali rOMl: 168 West Center Street :. THE t)F BE ELECTED SENATE " - -- : UTAH AND OF OUR ' rWWm THE PARTY ARE OPPOSING ANY CANDIDATE ON THE battery will not start a cold motor. That a weak battery freezes easily and is thereby ' ' " .- '; destroyed. ., A weak That a generator that is not charging sufficiently will not keep the battery up and should have its output x increased. That ignition and timing should be at its correct pos- ition to secure best starting results. ' 7 Let us check up these important features oh your car so you can get the best winter performance. TELLURIDE . ' MOTOR CO. 'zlizl Servfce Department, , R. E. LAMBERT, Mgr. Phone 279 , TO JQ.JFjGKL ICKET AGAIN I 1 izlZZ -T- ASK ALL REPUBLICANS TO SUPPORT WHOLEHEARTEDLY THE ENTIRE REPUBLICAN TICKET ' , ; THAT your Electrical System and Battery Do YoTTKnow? :r: . IN THE. AND WORK FOR THE INTERESTS COUNTRYr-H)EErU.rREGflETTHATf- pve expert attention. LADIES' REFINED SHOES .DESIRE BAMBERGER WILL 'SERVE AS'MYTOXLEAGUE .: AND ENTIRE REPUBLICAN TICKET WILL BE ELECTED AND BATTERY THAT: ERNEST usterlBrown-Shoe-Co- HOPE REED SMOOT l rf Mbtew - iMMeaf I M setl iftaafljej ebw be txefc. r-- 1 Stop the cold around your windows and doors with weather Stretch stripping. your coal money 7 w icLheai-thainioitep- 1 ,v 247P - - I |