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Show PAGE SIX, PR 0 V O (UTAH) SUNDAY HE RALD, SUN DA Y, . J U N E 2 2. '1 9 30. New Sprinkling Regulations Ordered By City Commission Due to the extremely low water pressure now existing in Provo cily. Is has become necessary to take drastic ' measures toward con-sorvntion. con-sorvntion. ' All residents throughout the city must honor this schedule anJ water their lawns and parkings only once in every two days BEGINNING JUNK 20TII 1934) All residents living on the west side of University avenue and north of Center street, must water their lawns and parkings thus: All even street numbers between the hours of 5 and 7 A. JL and All odd numbers between the. hours of .7 to t A. )L All residents living on the east side of University avenue and north or Center street, must water their lawns and parkings thus; -AI! even numbers betveen tha boars -of 6 to 8 P. AC and All odd numbers between the hours of 8 to 10 P. 3L BEGINNING JUXE 21ST 1830 All residents living on the west side of University avenue and south of Center street, must water their lawns and parks thus: All even numbers between the hours of 8 to 7 A. 3L and All odd numbers between the hour of 7 to A f. All residents living on the east aide of University avenue and south Center street, must water their lawns and parkings thus-All thus-All even numbers between the hours of 6 to 8 P. M. and Ail odd numbers between the hoars f 8 to Q,P. 31. BY ORDER OF PROVO CITY COMMISSION. of POULTRY DAY IS WEDNESDAY (Continued From Page One) queen's float jnd Miss American Fork, these two to be elaborate floats prepared especially for the occasion. . The American Fork girl receiving the largest numb-r ot votes will be the queen while the runner-up will be named Miss Ameiiean Fork. The contest will close with a dance at Geneva Saturday night. Another attraction of the street demonstration wiil be a float representing repre-senting the American Fork poultry plant, mother cf all organizations in the state. Thirteen small floats representing the units of the plant in Utah will also appear. Free Sandwlchow Most of the towns and business cencems in the county together with civic organizations will enter floats in the parade. At noon 10,000 free chicken sandwiches will be served and refreshments re-freshments given away. At 12:30 a chicken banquet will be served In the basement of the stake taber nacle where plenty of fried spring chickens will be served. Provo Timps will play a regular league game with the Cavemen at 2:30. following this a rodeo "will be staged at the high school campus. - In the late afternoon a beauty contest will be held together with a 3e the illuminated parade at 8: '30 in , What is expecled to be the feature fea-ture cf the day's celebration will je the illuminated parade at 8j30 In the evening. This ,s me l'jrst time that a paiade of this nature has ever beer, held in LA?.h county and it h expected to draw a much ' larger crowd than the morr.'.ng pageant. Among the unique features of the evening paiade will be an illumin ated hen that will walk, across the street and lay three eggsf red, green and biue. The day's celebration will be bicvjrht to a close by two danced, one at the Apollo hall and the other at the Genevo resort. Provo will be well represented at the celebration and will enter several sev-eral floats together with the American Legion drum corps. MAN KILLS HIS WIFE, 4 KIDS (Contlnucd'.From Page OneK to halt or he would dash himself to death. Barube paused ten feet sway while Spang moved about on the ledge nervously, muttering to himself. He told the fireman In response to questions that he was-Raymond Spang of Ansonla and had been unemployed. The nine remained thus for about 15 minutes, with Spang cowering on the ledge, the fireman afraid to snare him into suicide and hundreds of persons, mouths agape, standing in the streets far below. ' Then Spang carefully took" off one shoe and attempted to take off the other, but it stuck. He crossed himself and before Barube could Intervene, dived. Salt Lake Stock - . Exchange As Fcrnlilied By QUOTATIONS " VSTXJLSXTBIlOaiAIX BROKER SATURDAY,' JUNE U, 1950 Bid Alta Con. -01ai Alta Merger -.02 Alta. Mich. .07 Alta Tig-er . utt. ."i. .20 Alta Tun. '. .00 Am. Explcration . . .20 Am. Met. M. Co. .. .00 Annie Laurie .... .65 Big Hill ...... 22 Bingham Metals Bonanza Mining . Bullion ...... Cardiff Central Standard Chief Con. ...... Colorado Con., ... Colb. Rexall Combined Metals Crescent Eagle . . Crown Point . . . . DaJy . ........ Dix Butte ... Dragon East . Antelope . E. Crown Pt. ... East Standard . EV Tin. Coal. East Tin. Con. ... East Utah ...... .01 la .00 4 .00 .12 02 .89 ' .02 "4 .00 .08: 01i .04 .10 .03 .01 .01 .00 M .07 .25 .05 Emerald : .02 REORGANIZED CHURCH ; -Regular Sunday services at. the Reorganized ; church, ; 24 Veat Fourth South street" Sunday school at 10 a. m.,' morning service! at 11 o'clock. The Young Folks' Reerea-tion&l Reerea-tion&l society meets every Thursday Thurs-day at 7:30 o'clock! , S. S. HOLM, Pastor. TOO LATE FOR (CLASSIFICATION FOR RENT FURNISHED ; Mod. fur. apt with garage. Phone Beebe at 620 or call 151 E. 4 No. aftr 5 o'clock jy6 3 room mod. apt, couple. 315 No. Univ. suitable for jn27 HONORS won BYSTUDEBAKER New Studebaker Six has many feats to its credit. Studebaker claims that the new Studebaker six has piled up a greater atiay of accomplishments in three months than any other car in the $100 field. Here Is partial list" of its achievements: Pomona, Calif. Set a new A. A. A. record by negotiating the 7-1 mile ascent of Mount Baldy in 10 minutes, 41 seconds. San Jose, Calif. Set a new record rec-ord by climbing to the Lick Observatory Ob-servatory atop Mt. Hamilton in SS minutes. 6 2-5 seconds with the gear box sealed in high. Danville, Calif. Set a.new.reo oid of 21 minutes. 39 35 second up Mount Diablo with gear shlit scaled in high. oiiKiun, t-aur. Climbed Vol- i cano mil and Sutter Creek Hl!l with gear shift chained in hlh with five passengers. " Stockton, Calif.-Climbed from the floor of the Yosemite valley to the Centry checking station on BUi Oak Flat road in high gear in 11 minutes. 41 2-5 seconds. Alhambra. Calif.-Carried driver and two passengers up 48 per cent grade of Motorcycle Hill in high gear. . El Paso. Texasciimbed to within with-in 45 feet of the summit of Motorcycle Motor-cycle Hill, surpassing by 75 feet all previous attempts. , Atlanta", Ga. Ascended Stone mountain with driver and four paarsengers. Long Beach, Calif. CariioJ driver and four- passengers up the 24 per cent gradient of Signal. IIP1. Pasadena, Calif. Climbed Late Street Hill with, nine passenger? weighing 1Z22 pounds, - " Phoenix, Ariz. Climbed Orange Road Hill in high gear. Kingspoit. Ten.. Climbed West-view West-view Park Hill witAb Jenkins tit the wheel and a newspaperman as passenger. Eakersfield, Califs Successfully negotiated 47 per cent grade cp Tice Hill. San Mateo, Calif--Carried four passengers weighing 71 pounds over the runimit of Black Mountain Moun-tain in hirrb. "ear. . FOR REXT UNFURNISHED "Small ' apt. cheerful rooms, mod. convenience and garage. 270 No. 5 West or phone D. T. R. Co. 544. jcJmpire M:..ci . Eitreka Lily . Eureka Bullion Eureka Mines . Oojd Chain . . . . Great. Wertern Greeley ....... Indian Queen , , Howcir . ? ...... . lion King ...... Kearsarge Lehi Tintic Leonora Little May ... Magnolia Load Mammoth .... Miller Hill Moscow Mt. States Pet. .. Mountain' View .. i National Trcas. j Naildriver New King. Mary . . New Quincy ' Noith Lily Noi Standard rr.. Ohio Copper . ."t . Opohongo .......A Park Bingham ' :r.." fark City Con. , . Park ; Cuinmings . . Park King Park Kouold ....... Park Nelson Park Prcmiet : . . . Park Utah iv.'. . .. . plumbic Mines'....' Plutus' Prince Coa. Provo . . Rico Arg. Silver King Coal. . silver Shield Silver Standard . . Sioux Miftes ...... So. Iron Blossom . . So standard ... Standard LJly Ex. Swansea Con. .... Tar Baby FOR SALE FURNITURE Moving away. Sell at ' sacriric-. KimbaTl piano wonderful tone. Evinrude motor, perfect shape $17.50, heavy plate glass mirror 4x8 ft.- $35.00. 845 E. 2. So. 1 1 Tintic Central .31 .16 .01-4 .01 .02 .08 .00 Va .02 .18 'i .02 .01 ii .01 .01 .50 .00 70 ; .00 i J02 22 05 .12 .57 .04 .50 03 .29 , .05 -i .04 .15 .10 .14 1.75 .02 . -60 ' . .01 ..20 .07 G.70 ,04 -00 Vi .01 .01 .06 01 fOl Asked. ( .05 .044 .30 .OOh .28 .01 .75 I 2i 1 ..02Ji .00 ' i ; .01 .15 .03 .91 .03 .01 4 00 V .02 .04 V.. .50 0 .03 .02 .00 .12 2Q .06 .10 . .Ci .35 .17 5i .02j .02' .03 .09 .01 .03 .21 .02 U .01 ' .00 . .01'. j ..05 .57. .01 1.00 .02 .01 i .04 .28 .14 .13 .70 .05 .90 .01 .04 .31'. .25 .05 ,.13 .16 .16 1.95 Bed springs and mattress, dresser, coal range and other articles. 470 E. 3 So. Jn27 Washer, fruit bottles.1 breakfast eet, bedroom suite ' and other household furniture. 1C5 No. 3E. Phone 774W. jn27 .01 .70 . 4.45 .00 .004 .04 1.82 .02 .01 .02 A-l CO lb. ice box. Used ono sum mer. Call Webb 953. jn27 Majestic range, suitable for wash stove , $8.50. 281 E. 6 No. Phone B02R. . : )rdi SALES3IEN WANTED . 'If high earnings interest you,-investigate this' ad. You will not be sony. Logan Knitting Mills, Logan Utah. , Jn27 FOR SALE HOUSES Four room, full : basement mod. brick home "near high school, 147 So. 4 Wast. . Jn27 FOR SALE CAR8 -A brand ncw'1 ton Ford truck 1930 model slightly used for one month. Will sell at sacrifice for further information cal Dean Park 033J2. jn27 HELP WANTED-JIAIJK : Man wiar fair..' education with auto. Steady 4 emproyrnent, - godd pay pleasant work. See Mr. "White, 214 Weet Center; 1a. m. sharp. jn27 : inrr.r wanted FEiiALii : "Lady to take? care of house. i?S South 6th East. Call after-6 pV nl. or on Sunday. - Jn27 .mSdXLANEQUS I will not be responsible for any account rurt by Mia. Geo. Bills. r (Signed) . GEO. BILLS. jn23 FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS Gooseberries, Ph5ne 543J. jn27 Tintic Giant Tintic Lead Tintic Standard . Union Chief Utah Con. .;.. Victor Con . . Walker Mining . West Toledo ... Wilbert Yankee Con. .... Zuma IV......... inier t'on. 700 ft 90c. ' vynioinca aictais, 1000 (u 9c. resccnt Eagle, 4000 'W 2c. East Utah, 300 j 6c. ' .,Eureka Mines, 2000 ru lc-2000 V lc-1100 l;c. Greeley, 13,000 fit 8c- . Kearsarge Stands 1000 U 2c. Moscow. 100 si 78c. New Quincy, 8000 tl3c3000or12c.. North LUy.'lOO i Park .City Con., 400 31c. ' . ' .65 .02 i .25 j .07i ' 6.80 .07 I .00 ' .02 .05 .10 ' .02 .03 .02 .03 ' 02 j 1.25 4.50 T 05 i 01 .07 1.87 fn-.' .02 rii 12c-100 . ft 70c-200 ? 69c- 30C-111 Park King. 1000 fit 5c. Park Nelson, 100 ft 15c Park Premier, 1000 u 15c. Silver King CoaU 700 (d 6.75-Tintic 6.75-Tintic Lead.--'10O k ' 75c: Tintic Standard. 100 fa $4.55-800 fir f4.50., - '. , - Walker Mining, 100 oi $1.90-200 n $1.87-800 fij $15,, Will sell any part, 10 Utah Power and Light $7 pref. $111.00 "neti 10 Utah Power and Light $5 pref. $101 net. Wells L. Brimhall, Broker, Phone 12, Pr6vo Utah. ; jn23 .-i 11 ' i Spring loofrleii. 4 f r $1.0a Geo. C. ScotL Lake View, phone' 020R4. Jn27 A-l work horse, Jorgen Hansen. Route 2, Box 257, Provo. Jn27 , . . ,. ... ; ,, : VLOSt; .. - ' , ; Ladies creaxn color - purse in Kihrmfti .Tnhfinon IDrn"' VfllimTht. to owner. Finder please return t6 Schramm Johnson. Liberal reward. re-ward. Jn23 Provo Sjvimmers , 1 Loojz! J "I " iTa Prbve that the r NEY7 SARATOGA PLUNGES " - , -' . with ihe 'new filter systems' sys-tems' are the finest -.Utah the followirig coupon admits ad-mits ' you ' to a Free Swim any- day but Sunday, Monday Mon-day or holidays. ; " Challenge .Coupon .Free Swim " ! !r SARATOGA RESORT j ! Admit One . I 20 Mites North of Provo nr o o o and : how! ' ' ' ' ' ::":-;v"'" -'v;V'':;.-'-::,-.::';'::';:: i c :. x-:-:-::" :''': --x'x:::::: '.:::::::: ! y- ' . y . ' : :. :"v : .,.,x ,:: : yy;y-y:;y:y-y:y :,:. '::y;V .: y :-.y.:. :..Sy--- y ':yy v : . .': ::':'s-. y '''y ' y-.-:;::.-:.;? ':' ' '. :;.;:'' ry.yyy"--: I ywmmy-mmmmmm 2 :W4! i i 1 f 7i f ,h dt (i J M . 1 - Yr. Mi I f . n St. ' i r, ' t v- i m fini nr rr '..v v. ' -jr y.-::--sm ; jv lai Jfc . niiii anil iiiii - Mf ; cm VArariw nri.A o o o o o o sinn (51 ed no dqii e0) Gun i? (jo b.b h IbisannfiMiiiiIl SOosiGc ' '...' ' ! Band concerts and enter-tainment enter-tainment all day . . . baseball game . . Provo vs. American Fork C ' ; . . - -. . . ' t. ,- . " '" " ' . - .- .7 ' - . ' 't - u ' " V" ' - " ' ' t3oaG Klavafl BafiGSe , im MUGaOii E:aEiG most spectacular entertainment ever produced in Utah County the n.n r v 0. V 1 M 0 r |