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Show THE PROVO HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 121921. " T ; " - ILLKOIS j' SETDOY HAS HAN VAFJniSOF. TREES OLXEY; 111.; Sept. 12 That part OX the world abpve the Tropic of Cancer filch includes' the north temperate zone, contains no other known plot of ground to equal, the record af the 10 irr 01 . juuuiuuu cuuui;, uwr-here, according to Dr. Robert Ridge-waird Haven," he its ownw, says,- "boasts a greater) variety of trees than any other 18 acres in that ' vast expanse. 'Nearest that record,HDoctor Ridg-wssaid, J1s thanf a - much larger area in Japan, near Sapporo, central Yeio, where 62 kiiidg of trees are -Bird Haven," Doctor growing. records show, has' 70 native species-. . and varieties "growing nat - PAYSON FOOTBALL TEA3L, PAYSQN, Sept It. In past years High school" has built for bavin good football teams. In lie yean 1818 and 1919 they succeeded la Uklug second place In tbe sut. This season theoutlook is unusually hopeful Xftiring the first men reg week off school twenty-eigh- t littered with the coach for football, and all are on ihf campus training every Bight AH the men on the, line are well experienced and will average 165 pound in weight The big hopes a tbe line seem to be Wilson, Peery back field eimpson and Pulver. The Is mailer in weight pot- - very fast Kitchen teems to be the man from whom the most is to be expected. He WhoAfe They?., the Payees - re rutauon - y Rldg-way'- - f. has three yeareWxprieae in-- the and is a fast sprinter. Great things are expected from him in the kicking line as well. The Payson High- has as coach this year Hugh Sutton- a graduate of the Agricultural college and . football man; also letter maun in basketball and track. The school is look-lafor good work from .Sir. Sutton, and expects with his help and the splendid material he has to work with to put out as tine a team as the school was ever able to boast ' ' ' tack field ' ' Basing his : - j ' containing a greater variety of trees and larger Jndi vidiials5rcaiLs .baioundi that of the Lower Wabash valley must be..contflderd4ho most remsrkabie aggregation- of trees in the North Temperate- Zone," Doctor Ridgway shows that-h-is 4 acreaoBtaft-mor- e than the larger tract ProL Sargent -- mentions. , Seventy-fiv- e acres mentioned by the professor supported only 54 species and a tract contained only 43, while Doctor- - Ridgway's 1- 8- acres holds 70. - . . . Some conception of the remarkable variety- - of trees growing Tn77"Bird Haven" may be formed," Doctor, Ridgi way said, "when it is considered that V. ... 22-ac- - . ... Pnowgraph of some fellows rvuu kn " .... miKT L7 awui Wm. But It is doubtful this picturw. a was takbo Oct. uuiiiurB najutnaii nai n the left M WiMte 1 --- Thit resPthe activities of the clubs organized Tor the jmrpsr orsupple-nuntin- rfawa g . ve ' PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. Won. oa Seattle .. PUP VP GIRLS GO EAST. ?.!is Grace and Miss Edith ristensen, students of Prof. T. Earl r.doe, -- left Wednesday for-- Boston lere they will spend a year study- art at the Powerg .'.'-y'Vii- l L"a. -t Nixon 7589 .578 96 70 72 79 6 81 65"" 97 42 120 ......', . .556 .521 .515 .401 .239 4-- .ipj New York Pittsburgh ..... Won. Lost Pet 84 .612 ....... 85 81 . 53 .605 Louin . .. ..... . . "I 111 r. k ment ' . We have other Coats, Suits, and Dresses in a wide range of style and price. Every one is a genuine value, affording you the full worth of your -- : . .money. Come and look at these right away.- ; We have just received today many new styles in Fall Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps in high, low and military heels,. and all shades and leathers. Our plan of selling on a very close margin enables yoi to huy these elegant shoes at exceptionally low prices prices in keeping with necessary economy of today and makes it greatly to your advantage to ., ' SEE THEM TODAY ; - A O.OFyPOpPT.22 76 74 69 63 61 61 .555 ' . 64-- 68 I '79-4- 7 1 At St. f unday's Games. LouisCleveland 8, St, - . V to prevent disease. This work will be continued Saturday night and Sunday. tnis aaverusement. -- lo) , 1 .. as-hig-h same trade rights in mandate ter U.S. WANTS (lAKDArt RIGHTS the as members of the League of ritories v mi GENEVA, Sept, .12. The suggestion Nations. . No mandate shall be modified that conditions anight without the consent .of the United would caU for a blockade of .the Uni; ' of the States.- ;- 1: ..; ted States as a - 4 The. American note meets - the League of Nations was made in de- Allied argument that the United States bate In the League assembly meeting did not war on Turkey and has .no. y' Friday. ;: ," word In the of , Turkish The United States in its - latest colonies by disposition that asserting Turkey mandate note to the Allied powers would not have been defeated If the insists that America shall have the United States did not. fight Germany. same rights in mandatory territories . 5 The American note suggests that as' members of the League of Nations, capitulations be maintained in' Syrja, it was learned here today. Palestine and Mesopotamia until efThe test of the American note has fective governments can be establish, been received toy the delegates of the ed in those countries. Allied powers attending the League of It Is learned that all prospects for Nations assembly meetings from the any real progress on disarmament at various Allied foreign offices, thir session h It is understood that the American itarded br the flat refusal nf arise-irwhie- -- ARBUCKLE ARRESTED . 3 h -- Enp-ianr- t "olthefpy America reasserts that the consult er san FRANC4gC01-ffepi-j2.Ro- sc ("Fatty") Arbuckle, motion picture actor, was charged with murder W Saturday in connection with the de& Fridayr of "MIss'Vlrginla "Rappe, flu actress, following a party in buckle's "suite at a hotel . here taj Monday. Arbuckle was loocked np . the city prison. . '"SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-- R!f investigation by the police, the grain tjury and the coroner was begun the circumstances surrtras oday an ing the death of beautiful Virgin Rappe, the moving picture actrea Bos" following the party given by Francu (Fatty) Arbuckle at the St. hotel last Monday. and Allies1 frank information" I Unsatisfied. regarding arma-miibefore disposing of ments though pledged to do so In e Man dust nd is genenW Is made former German colonies. tide eight of the League of Nations out for more. ofBoston Transcript America insists that she have covenant. 1 2 st ar-th- Louts 4. At Chirasri Detroit 5, Chicago 2. At Washington 6, Philadelphia Washington 7. (Ten Innings.) . A. New lork First game, Boston J, New Vor !. Second ame,. Boston New York 5. 1, j ... mmmi i ' Today's Came. Boston at Philadelphia. No other games scheduled. FFIICiiT PATES . - flXIlM T. net only makes for greater pleasure and happiness, but it adds distinctiveness to thz cacrcdncss of the home - - CZ3 CZUCZ3 dilQ Cfr.zcz:v czvir.t cocorlunitios at our ctbfc ih Electrical Fixtures. S:-Acrr- .l:r Snh rtrtr. Thursday 15 cr.d ends Saturday September 17 VA TCH FOR OUH WINDOW- - DISPLAY ri FROM TRAIN. Rawley Mecham of this City, who has a wife and two children, was t.ien from the train at Mi!ford. He U gethor. with, two juveniles, a boy and a .irl.-wcr- e to Lw Angeln. - Mechsm is 'being hi:ld tn the Ici'y jail. The two Juveniles have been Iti riu 1 ov.r to Judge Willis. i Investments made in your home cannot be measured in terms of Dollars and Cents. The money spent in HIKID' . .beatSa$-4felF-wsy- . ; is enough to prove the They are roomy and warm. This trade-maras of each garmarks it the like, you workmanship individuality style just ' : George B. Harding Asks that persons noMcited to buy a note given by him to Edwin A. Rolph and Mrs. Dora Rolph see Mr. Harding before negotiating for the purchase of the note. - - MAN TAKEN :-- urn 'innT"ji'T and silk linings. NOTICE ABOUT NOTE. It is expected that more than 2000 Boston ..... .548 students will register at. the Univer- ,.SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept 12. 67? .607 sity of Utah this fall persons are known to have been Brooklyn starting Septem- Fifty killed and hundreds injured in flood Cincinnati . 74 .460 22, and that all foremr records in waters ber which swept down upon this . 53 84 .387 Chicago ., 46 93 .33 hregistratiOa will be brokennsecause Texas city Philadelphia early Saturday, Police the largest high school graduation in . estimates, however, place the total as 250. The prop Sunday's Games. the history of the state was recorded death list At Cincinnati Pittsburgh--!,-Cierty damag will run Into the millions. tast In Utan. spring Regular class Of the kripwn dead, twenty - were cinnati 4. -is1 At Chicago St. Louis 10. Chtcago 5. work at- the State University most of whom' were tinder to begin on iMonday, children, 12 years old. A majority of the oth At Brooklyn New York 11, Brook- scheduled September 26. were men woomen ranging in lyn 4. Numerous changes in the Univer- er! from 40 to and No other games scheduled." 60 years. age sity laboratories have been made in The continued swollen condition of order to accommodate' great many the three streams which caused the Where They Play Today, , more ,stdents than ever before and flood has made the work of recover . Boston at Pittsburgh. . fifteen new professors and Instructors No other games scheduled. lnf bodies difficult. Great piles of have been added tn th faouitv Dr. George Thomas will this, fall for driftwood, lodged in trees and against when removed, it was feared, the first time, lead in the affairs of bridges, AMERICAN LEAGUE would reveal many dead. Other bodies t the institution. Dr. Thomas lias lust also are believed to have 'floated returned from a trip to the Pacific downstream. Standing of the Clubs. . Won. Lost. Pet Coast where he has been studying the With the waters of the San Antonio New York 50 .630 administrative systems of western ... 85 river, the Alazan and San Pedro - .... 62 ... 84 Cleveland .618 Universities. creeks bkek m their banks only a few 71 6T St. Louis .514 hours, relief work and sanitary. preFOUND 15.00 to Ida check, 69 Jayable .497 Washington cautions are well under Way A reon the Farmers & .Merrill, Mer Boston S3 .4 lief committee has begun caring for r"Wl- rll f chants Indorsed Clarence L. bank, 66 73 by .475 . llealth- - of ficers-a- re -.lrffft "by victims"J and5? 419 Lloyd-. , . . - city r'.T.7.:r.:. t l m a at this office and paying for cugageu ngm cieanuy oi at( ciiy 84 .359 calling Philadelphia St ;.- ""-'rr-- "mhi . Standing of the Clubs. ' 1 t- mm ttrrir nijir Here are three remarkable garments in various colors and splendid fabrics all with embroidery or fur trirnmings, belted, with silk pockets .uip.wtiiwt : ing the livestock Industry," said the announcement, "was largely the basis for the conclusions of the Interstate commerce commission, who suggested that while the present rates were not of themselves unreasonable,- that it would be well if a reduction of pO per cent in the present livestock rates "were undertaken, except on horses and mules, observing as a minimum a rate of 0 cents per HiO pounds on all - k." live-The reduction, Mr. Robinson said, will be made by all lines operating weut of Chicago. IVnWli onsetivePnces orSuitsatGoo ji pt OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 12. Western -railroads will reduce freight rates on ."1 ACE LICENSES ISSUED. livestltk except horses and mules, 20 have been issued to the per cent, effective from September 20 - . Walter ffm. Downafd of to December 31, 1921, it was announcred Mrs. Clara Bradlye of Ver- ed at the Union Pacific Railroad com Carl Vb, Beck of Eureka and pany. , "The emergency situation surroundisia S. Austin of Lehi.. v.l exeeed in longing to the pine family) which are native to the entire Pacific coast, from southern'California to Alaska; and HORSESHOE CHAMP LEADS. that the 13 differentkTnds of oaks HAMLIXE, iMinn., Sept. 12. Frank growing there number one morethan in the whole of New Jackson.of Kellerton. Iowa. wnrM'i occur, naturally, England. t cliBinplon horse shoe pitcher, with flointsrwas tigS'Sfun yeltCTday' it "fist the or national horseshoe pitchinr toufna-- 'bird farm,' a 'park,' a show-placment at the state fair, Jackson, with freak of any sort, but a serious effort to 15 others, will compete in the finals to produce'something useful, at least future generations. As to birds, today. . there are none there,-excesuch as occur voluntarily. We never cage a WHITE TO MEET HANLON. bird nor any other animal." Doctor Ridgway is an authority CHICAGO. SeDt-1Tharlio mito trees. He Chicago lightweight, was matched to oth on American bird and mten numerous ' books and meet Jimmy Hanlon, in. Denver, Colo., .'mB aepiemDer-is.- They are scheduled td pamphlets on birds, and has served since July 1, J880. as curator of the go 12 rounds. division ofirdSrof-thriTnit- ed States National Museaum at Washington. GIRL SWIMMER SETS RECORD :' vvk there d- LLCT PLi sec-ond- visiting SUbs Nixon'a brother;...r. who is just finishing a ' two, mission in Missouri. - .species-foun- 220-yar- d also stu3y music whtla in The young ladles contem- - V- MB u 2 , r. w ttt - the-7- ' Sunday's Games. At Salt Lake First game. Sacra mento 15, Salt-Li- ke 9raecond game. oacramenio 3, halt Lake 10. s At Los AngelesFirst game. San Francldco 3, Lbs Angeles 2: second game, San Francisco 1, Los Angeles 4. At rortiana First game. Seattle 3. Portland 5 ; second game,' Seattle 1, NEW YORK. Sept i2.-A wdrld's Portland 4. free style swimming record At Oakland Vernon 6, Oakland 3. for women wasanada Miss CharAt . San Francisco Vernon 7. nnk. lotte Boyle. She won by the. Metropoliland 5. tan A. A. ,TJ. senior championship for the distance in 2 minutes, 212-- 5 clipping 4hree.flfths of a second from the previous record. NATIONAL LEAGUE r.t.T-,i!- -- Lost Pet 90 Z 86 . , Oakland Vernon. Salt Lake Portland FIND WORST ROAD. 1 ...rJ-!- ! Sacramento . and Mrs. J. P. Jlondson and returned Friday from an auto irip through Southern Utah,- visiting the Cedar Breaks, Yim's National I ark. St. George, and Bryce's Canyon. Thev report the rpads in very good the i great considering r mount of rain and cloudbursts that ova iKMirroii ifi thnt' aoftlon of the fc'uritry. Earring the road between ; ri.oniah andv. Ortona- - Kanch, 111 . t r. jtitia oetween rrovo ana Bpniisviue s 1 he thB worst tter pawdtnrer v;l;ole trip.- When you ask a tourist : a- the roads are they all say "Fine txf ept at Provo, and they are rotten." While at Washington, Mr. Hodson ikked some very clioiee grapes vines that were planted by his in" the. early 70s. "ttr hludn McGraw. : Among the faculty and students are spent considerable many who-hatime to tlermany and many others who are more or less acquainted with the German language. A movement is on foot to organize Immediately a German club. In their gatherings will be beard the numerous simple folk-- . res f the Gennaa people, These little home songs will present the lovable 'aide ef the German character, it is not at all unlikely that rye bread. frankfurters, and sauerkraut will be se rved occasionally. These clubs will begin their activity s in the second week of the fall quarter and will continue their work All who have i throughout the year. tad work in any of the modern Tang ::s"s or who have visited the coun tries where the languages are spoken i.re invited to visit and participate In !:ese gatherings. " M,,,er-- . r'.u 'TOTITC!rTANGUAGE"tLUB France. of of Harvard uni versity that "until onie other forest g 'the class work in modern ' languages at the Brigham Young University, promise to be more Interesting than ever before. Besides being of social Importance, these clubs afford Splendid opportunity for In formal conversations In the langUflgg studied anssisynjierMU'-Jffl.lun- i: lshing the prooper atmosphere for .the study of foreign peculiarities of epeech. Last year, the Spantsh club, made up of students of the Spanish laang-Uftgheld some Intensely interesting meetings during which Spanish games which afforded abundant opportunity for conversation were played, A Spanish play was iJsq preseled-sit- a (splendid effect. The French club was equally" successful last year. It held a number of home socials duringrwhich the songs of France were sung. Tbe great national hymn with Us matrial spirit and uncomplaining patriotism awakened in the hearts of the students a profund sympathy for downtrodden laim Prof. C. S. Sargent, ' I s urally.- '.-- si four-ye- a -- ; J UU - V- 2 V.X:iT r- CENTER ST. ilb - in-n- r. : I , ; M I it' is |