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Show Pace six PROVO SUNDAY I IE RAID, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1928. eats Cinch Utah Fights Hard u - ! r(IAT FANS ANTICIPATE REAL w.u l T. rtofc B - IaW is ruu. nivr-r.l- t jr C - tana State jJJJ ! jj,3 laa M, 4-- 8AI.T LAKE OTT. Trh. Zuu !P- .- IX Ifh. "lien's tu Hoop Results nt ft a " Hhr t. , t. - j - .ft. a stubborn battle, but tn reporti Ihit "hi BaTpTante3'hirfa28 ; Cats then broke loose to take the onion crop. and they ware,-- neve? 56-3- 3. Mr. Cox has th reputation of being the first gardener in this district ta, plsnt his crop, and It has n custom of Q. T. F. P. been a 1 5 hjs to tell his friends through th 1, 1 T press when he plants his onion '0 0 ercp. I 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 Insulin, th specific In otabeta. from th 1 1 7 is now being obtained angler fish. 3 ..18 7 P. O. again. vi The score: UTAH: Couch, rf .. Smith, If Neeley, e . . . Wat kins, rg Lybbert, lg . Jonas, rf . . Evans .23 ...... Totals MONTANA: Thompson, rf O. Ward. If , . . 8 T .. "ten ... 6 10 EewnanentWaving - - ' Next to Paramount theater. , ; Phone llSl , Columbia Beauty Shop : - - VERY USED CAR is conspicuously marked with est price in plain figures, and that price, just price of our new cars is rigidlymaintained. "All Studebaker automobiles which are sold as FIED CARS have been properly reconditioned, arid E Holds Eastern Lesd Feb. 25. LARAMIE. Wyo Wyoming Unlveralty held Its lead In the eastern R. M. C. rac for till honor by trouncing the dangerous Colorado Aggies; 63 to ". .22. rriday nlghi. The Cowboy overwhelmed their rival with a brilliant passing attack- and clever getting off to a lead early In the game, and Increasing It through- -out deapH desperate effort of the Fort Collins aggregation. baaket-ahootln- Walter Cox. well known local Inerstwhile ventor, truck gardener, peace officer, and a sort of bar- blUgrjof prlngv retjrpjMl LJJojn "Los AnIcis7cw3ays ago and 1 STUDEBAKER DICTATORrCUSTOM Guaranteed, at -1- Speedy Sen ice Plus Fair ' - " Join the Number! " J SERVICE GARAGE 99 North 1 West i Phone 1250 nr and kay ' ' I I l 1' U I t ?t i H I tl ,x. Distinctive Features Unbreakable and waterproof visor which holds its shade permanently. Carefully selected and woolen. Perfect Fit Elegant Finish and all the importance of harmless dyes. pre-Bhrun- Exclusive Patterns woven by the best Scotch. English and American Mills. trPatterns "1 and Beautiful Spring Tones Values Make a . Chum of Your Purse ; ' Prep Suits Sptur I'ies- -- will like the lines of the new SMART prepsters and For Business Sport and Formal Wear topcoats. They'll like the. bright new colors, the keen new patterns, different, snappy the fine twists and cheviots. They've, a world of style to therd. , )m) if ui$J Different Snappy $7)50 d&(l Everything that's new in popular colors and .combinations can be found in our large assortment. T h e largest in town. $5)0)50 "Gsaojt 50c Perfect Fitting F?tr --WWi'SF : For Your Particular Type and Built looks and runs like a new Nash. New tires. A real bargain $875 for 1925 FORD TOURING CAR balloon tires, for 17K" MODEL OLDSMOBILE COACH Addition To Every Man's Wardrobe With New Style Points 1926 MODEL NASH SPECIAL SIX COACH Original finish on the car, This car - A Necessary All new ......................... 7927 MODEL REO SPEED TRUCK With a closed cab. A very fine stake bodyspecially for Tiauling fruItrVery good tires and in first class running shape. This is a t7Kn wdnderful value af Spring shades to satisfy every taste . C1Cfl I3U ylOU : , $5.00 $6.50 ' 1 " , Many Patrons r Cap We have many other good cafs at low prices especially open models. . "; Prices-- ur Equal- s a. a $485 w0J In exceptionally fine condition, fully equipped with a fine grade of $565 .seat covers for ; Plus ; 1 925 a. ALL SET FOR SPRING Long Service Pair CERTI- COArtT tQQ(i For".1.,....'..,. 1924 MODEL FORD COUPE ; "": EFFICIENCY! Thorough Work e l'ee,eesae Duco STUDEBAKER .DICTATOR SEDAN Has been run only 8000 miles and just broken in. Worderful finish, mohair upholstering. Orijpnal paint and tires are like new. a (At Taylor Bros. Co.) lmish and high grade seat covers. This car has been run less than 13,000 miles and is a bargain VILTUKIAJuat broken in and sold V' " !l 50c, 75c, $1 Honest One Price Values ...... '11 a a a - combining - with an absolute new car iruarantee. This Is one of the most beautiful models ever produced by any $1275 manufacturer "VI its low as the carry a y guarantee for replacement of defective parts and free service on adjustments. y"' Every purchaser of a used car may drive it for five days, and then, if not satisfied for any reason, turn it back and mniy the money paid as a credit on the purchase of any other. nrinstocknew"or usedr(It assumed that the car has not" been damaged in the meantime.) Walter Cox Plants Annual Onion Crop a are best made ' 30-da- g, ir I J Plain Colors and 3 2 Wyoming University i. .thought he,' 0;iU IS HONORED For Men Le Mur Permanent Waves are easy to FINGER WAVE. Come in jand let us 'tell you about bur free service plarL,inW---.---ALSO SOMETHING NEW IN SCALP TREATMENTS V Our trained experts are glad to serve you. 0 .. .....ye., 12- 6 Totals .. Referee, 1L Warner; umpire. '.'I i.;'f Spencer. gSMMSs). America's Most v Famous 1 0 0 0 Notasouldid be "They're just ducking SPANISH FORK. Feb. 24. All store and ' business houses closed NAME I 1 1 I M I. Wednesday ta obserraneV or Washington's birthday. School did not cloee but patriotic program war AfjDRESS green m all the schools. Monit Novel Breeden, rg Worthlngton, lg Worden, lg WASHINGTON The collector lost patience, no doubt, 'Cause he rave tne f roat doorbell a clout Fo r Yo u ng Men, Business Men, Freps 11 2 2 a PtUNGfA y Tf. 4 I hen-bou- se EXTENSIONS i-- -- - lead at Jkeaded " a ticket to fhe Btraad theater has been sent to her also. Her auggeatkMB waa, "Now there's aoor." crepe on th Other rood aurreationa cam from Mary Bath Taylor. "Now the nana mourn th on they adore." I Clifford Anderson, "And made a hundred per : cant score;" Aftoa! Hodsan, "Now the rooster' no longer a bore;" O. McCarthy, "And scattered feathers galore;" Mrs. L. & Harrta, "And 'now the old bold la no more;" Dirts Richmond. "And they heard th rooster no more;" Rtlla Jackson. "On feather from It hs tore;" Faun Jacobaon, "Old bird, you'll crow no mora." suggaslioa, Last Line for This Limerick Must Be irt'Eveninf Herald Office by Midnight of February 29. t e great defensive CHARLEY MASON a featura of the Montana and while the.Werd brothwi Thot.poH wre speStTJhtrta oT offend Orland Ward, who of the tut taking rank as a atarroan for ftrat water, was high-poithe winner, with 18 markers. for . rVaaant Grove 40, Prov Lou Neeley was the big gun t tan Agrtea it, R V. 4L Vadal Prtereon RM",k,in.l - Montana State 44, Viak . ; --- Xoach som1 fleld " scored r, H f R. V. H. S. . Llnroln t6. a brlU g. Lehl U, American M. point honors, and played did Eureka ta. Pa) son 1L floor game. Evans and Lybbert itellar work at the guar posta. Ncphl 41, Kpanlah Fork tl. ' leaa eari Utah took a North Kammit M, Waaatch 14, ; . contest. wh Neeley scoring time - Wts4d M. Davla 17, Bear River IS. after time on close-i- n shata MonOranlto 4S, Weat IL tana, pulled Itself together and but the Jordan M, Bin ham 22, brought the count to -- " raotevHIe 42. iaoele IT. Utes again took ' the lead. J Evans injected Intofthe ltnni.;; Murray 27. pnts ! Mantl S3, North Hanpeto 18. . doing some stellar work. The t; . Hinckley 90, Delta la. at the half was 1 for the. k - Nip and Took 23-2- I Meda Aadcraoa. 73T SoiiU Fifth Wast street, win the prixe for the best suggaatloai for limerick No. 11 Tha wrestlera must yrotact She must have had experience getthemselves at all timesWhile la the ting called la the we amall hours i of th morning, since ah waa th ring.' only on suggesting th Urn of the Try Paraaer ttuntm""Henry Jones failed to do so, so roar: he Is 'aquaking Uka an amateur. I Her It la: hop ha baa plenty Of new trick. "Oh, how th old rooster could roar! Hla old one are no good la these It mad th whole neighborhood modern tlmea. Ha might send tn sore. to "Fanner' Bums cotTospondene Tin a nslghbor, en day school of wrestling and get aome Put a abotgua la play. good ideas. I think that combining And now ha taut awakened at four. Bunts' k now leaf e with that mi Ion Rich, 662 North University, Jonas, they may form a combina avenue, also sent in such a elavar tion of ho Ida that can be to local fans, through raroote coneeasfully. "Ha la always telling of aomt new trol, the nightly New York pro- holds ha has Invented, but It seems that they never materialize, at least . O Goorty la glad to see the Loan 1 hava never seen him us anything but thr simple ones. I wilt sure be Eagte-aaim- g a willing scholar to anything naw know Cuba or home, ofbut Br didn't those South any he can teach ma. So don't disap- American countries owed u next So me; you point Henry Tuesday night" "' " ATXaiount. Bait Lake member of the federal board, who called attention- to the fact that KSL Is one of the oldest commercial stations In the nation, This mean the construction of a $100,000 station six mile west of I Salt Lake on the Saltair speedway, declare Mr. Glade. Increase of Wave Power Already experiments have been mad on th flat west trfth city Will Be AltoweTBjT to ascertain what point will be most In th plan to saturate th Commiiisioa - efficient . Intermountain country. Work must berin on th new plant with Its 250- Radio fans within the sound of foot aerial towers and plant by ! KSLwrttt no doubt b pleased to March 1 and completion la ordered team that pwnlsstotr has by the federal hoard by tJctobr J: granted this popular station to In-- 1 The studio will remain in It prea- crcase Ita wav power to 8000 watts : ent tocatioh In th city Mr. Glade land retain it wav length of WO asserted. I kilocycle, with unlimited time of, Of Interest to radio listeners, ea-broadcasting. according to an- - pecially la the announcement of nouncement made by Earl J. Glade, Manager Glad that arrangement are practically complete for a com manager of KSL, thi morning. Thia permission was granted by plete link up with , the national th federal radio commission, with broadcasting chain which will briny UOLJ the Redskms- ?.d wtto overcome a amatt. but ufftcl.nl. d wia by I 1 i JVlaybe He Was Wrong iiuuimi wwass wtsa . they pulled - stead, team 5 i 1 nlgou laaat -- did - not know, ' but thought pern pa ha had got cold feet, and you know a man cannot wreetle hla beat with 'cold feet.'" aald Mason In commenting on ... match. Heniy'e"ruKs?! JTuaaday'aword about seems "It that be just makee them to' ault himself. The rulea I have read are as fol- - C two-pol- nl ' time. "Before, C C : the atart UUh took a big margia.Ulie had a In snd led by five ltaUweU aiong . Bight, expreasos satisfaction that Jones la av confident that he can beat him. as he bow can aaaura the wrestling fans a good natch. Thriller Esporird The fracas is to be staged by the local unit of the National Guard, and promiaas to be on of the moat furious affair aeea bar la a long western Lmnlnnshio following a M. K jam, with Utah FrM. ! much-herald- at the Armory hall next Tuesday B,to: Friday' Mo ; tuui MASON SHOWS CONFIDENCE Ready To Go jr LOIS .TnAfJ aFOUR -- SAYSJTIflNFR w 1 Montana State Overcomes Several Redskin Charley Mason. Portland, Ore., Leads toapture OpeneirWardr r gppterrwB7ni meet Henry Janea la their bout IL NOW HE CAN SLEEP M? Brothers Outstanding i - UHMIER-TUESDAYEVI- But Loses, ,W t - ONE PRICE ONLY The Same Price to A 11 ' Naylor Auto Co. 218 West Center St,, Phone 261 THE DEPARTMENT STOI2J1 OF PRPVO and up |