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Show THE HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1922. ByALLMAN DOINGS OF THE DUFFS POOU DO, OLIVIA.! I SEE you're BUYIMS SOME NEWSCtNtRV! HOW 'mnZVSt fx qo'w . v rnnporriTi f MOJIMTIJOWIC HERE f. iii rfr ( I - QT :'V; ui itiiimi nu -1 ,n firmDOROTHY VOU. YI-- lU.PAVOB i . j 'IL rn ai v t j - -- Cheaputi OOROWH.' v FOR I apamiiiiiiiaiiiim Absolut YOU -EACH PAY tU. TELL v in Utahc) 1 1 w,1Tr THAT'S ALL FIFTV- RIGHT-VJE1LG- VjV - Gray mare, from 224 E. 5th Is worked at D. k R. G. Ice house. Reward for any InformaLOST S. tion. M-1- 7 FOR CHEAP 8 ALE, 100 damaged by Cottage organ, In zood condition, f 10 if taken at once. 38 X. 3rd E. GET OUR PRICES FOR OTHER M-1- 9 FOR RENT or two. 2S6 X. 3rd E. for one vvulliaku BATTERIES We Charge and Repair All Makes of 9 Marines on Way to Guard Griffith at Irish Peace Meet .Jr.- 3 FOR SALE Legation 20. - One-thir- RAO 187 N. 2nd E. SALE FOR 8 PROVO BATTERY h. p. motor, d Phone 413-J- . Registered J Bin.. ""'laiyr We Guarantee Satisfaction. A LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED few srood mowers for sale. J. V, Dunn, 294 E. 1st S. Phone 227. U. S. jrf fre4j Jerseys. Ml With Provo Motor Co. Center St. 127 West 9 Batteri amethyst setReturn to Singer Sewing Machine office, 97 N. University, and receive reward. LOST Gold) brooch, ting. 9 At WASHING DONE WANTED Middle-age- d live with elderly Biuiild 120 X. 5th E. woman to lady. Write Box 132, Provo. 2 I TOMATO PLANTS 238 X. 4th W. J. C. Shill. Phone 595-J- . A' . ... . M WE CAN FURNISH YOU WITH BUILDING PURPOSES modern house. M-2- You Will Be Surprised Knickers to the Weber normal graduates. A recital was given at Paris under the auspices of the Fielding acad emy on Friday evening. A large audience was. and enthusiastic ArvnlniiHerl hv air on if a A mVim ntmw Anon On evening the Saturday present. nee Mwu' otuie muviiqdi cmei, j arrives at the Mansion House, Dublin, to take Dart In negotiations to professor gave a recital at the 'endIrish factional fighting. stake tabernacle at Montpelier, Idaho, under the auspices of me a spe- stake presidency and the local high tion officials have PLEASANT GROVE FARMERS cial rate of $50 a promised head from the school. island to Utah. Among the new professors who will be at the Young University BUY PUREBRED CATTLE SPANISH KIWANIS MEETS noxt year will lie Dr. Murray O. " Hayes, who takes his Ph. D. from PLEASANT, GROVE, May 16. SPANISH FORK, May 16. At Washington -- university, Dairy farmers of this section will regular meeting of the Spanish ton, D. C, this spring. He will neet here Thursday night to con-lid- Fork Ki wanis club held at the high have charge of the department of during the absence of Prof. shipping in several Guernsey school Friday, Professor Martin of Physics F, Eyring, and will also do Carl ;ows direct from , the Guernsey the B. was U., Provo, the prinIsland. The meeting will be under cipal speaker, choosing as his sub- some work in paleontology in which the direction of R. D. Wadley, man-- 1 ject the importance and value of he has specialized. Dr. Hayes is B.a graduate of the class of 1914, ager of the county farm bureau, and music. "'vill be addressed by Ben R. Eld-W- . The speaker told of benefits de- Y. U. After taking his bachelor's sucW. Reese, president rived from music and spoke of the degree, he taught with marked of the Utah Guernsey Breeders' great amount of money expended cess at the Richfield high school While studying at association, of Salt Lake City, and annually in America for this enter- for three years. Washington he has been employed J. P. Welch, agricultural agent of tainment and study. at the patent office, and has 'had a Utah county. Special guests of the club were opportunity to come into Dairy men here are interested in William B. Hughes of Salt Lake splendid inventions of a shipload of pure-breGuernsef and Charles Hawkins of Benjamin. contact with athe new fact which will give cows direct from their island A challenge from the Spanish Fork the country, home. About 300 cowa will be Rotary olub to a baseball game for a practical turn to his physics teaching. Dr. Hayes Is a Pleasant ehipped into the state in the near the benefit of the Spanish Fork Grove boy, and a brother of Regfuture. Railroud and tranfiporta- - league team was accepted and Lon E. Hayes. John istrar Thomas chosen to get the lineup of The church seminaries are comi!:;n;;3 t&e Ki wauls team. Luncheon was successful year's work, served under1 the auspices of the pleting aPresident reports George H. Brim-hal- l Second ward Relief society. after a tour in the south In the company of Supt. Adam S. Bennion. They paid visits to Salina, Richfield, Beaver and St. George. At Salina President Brimhall delivered an address to the high school gradProf. V. H. Boyle has returned uates on Sunday evening. Dean Hugh LM. Woodward has from an enjoyable tour of Idaho. During his trip he visited the Idaho had an enloyable educational trip Technical chool at Poeatello and into southern Utah. He visited We Are Selling for 'Hinckley, Milford, Beaver, Cedar! th Kicks Normal college at St. George. also the following high and CASH ONLY Prof. E. H. Eastmond's new! schools: Poeatello. Blackfoot, "The Return of Truth," Rigby, Idaho Falls. Sugar City, St. pageant. That Saves Us Both was presented in five of the wards Anthony and DrUas. He spoke to of Granite stake. Salt Lake county, Money. Illn dnilnnlc at IH. Va Mnmvil on Sunday. 'egt and at Rigby, Sugar City and The one-ac- t plays being presented St. Anthony high schools, and WALL PAPER direction of Prof. T, Earl the ci.nitnenci'inent address under the said "lits of dramatic art it t'it rigss high school. Professor Pardee's BENNETT PAINTS in popularity. There are gaining Boyhi is enthusiastic in his praise was a good attendance at. College of tiie enterprise of the Iduho po-p'- hall PAINTER'S SUNDRIES to witness the three plays pre- in establishing good schools. seated last evening. The next perVARNISHES rneir buildings, he reports, are formance will be on Wednesday splendid structure-- , and their teach-sr- s evening at 8: 15. arn it su)ierior class. He was ALABASTINE Perhaps you were not at home lelightcd to find Bert t'houles, for- when the B. Y. U. canvassers called Prompt Deliveries. merly of Provo. in business at to see if you could supply board or ')rigg, Idaho. Mr. Choules is also rooms for summer school students. L. I. S. stake president, and is If so call up Prof. W. H. Boyle or life in the full. Prof. B. F. Larson and tell your MAiBEN PAINT & GLASS story. Prof. Alfred Osmond has returned "rom an interesting Shakespearean ending tour in northern Utah and outhern Idaho. His first appearance of the trip was at the Weber The B. Y. U. Alumni association 272 W. Center. Phone 160 Normal college, where he gave a an unusually interesting promises number of readings during the devotional period. In the evening he time for the annual reunion: the Open 7:30 A. M. close of the first year of President read several selections at the F. S. Harris's administration v Eccles home at the given' most successful and auspicious ye:ir is deemed an occasion of such importance as to demand special effcrt. The president of the asso-t la tion is that enterprising young: r'Hi.'ational business man. Prof, Herald R. Cla k. Associated with' ihiiu ar the following energetic Elsie NO CURB NO GUTTER UNDER COVER -- EASY IN and enthrsiastic people: Chamberlain Carrol!, fir t vice AND EASY OUT. presidtnt; Pern Lewis Rrockhank. i second vic. K. B. Sauls, We have two expert service men to take care of your and Walter P. Cottam. Yea surer. auto needs. We put Ccirmittep have ben appointed Air in Your Tires. hs tVl'ows: Bau'iuet. Fthel Cutle- -, New Tubes. in Put I ut!Wricht. W. H. Snell, and P.' y. I:'!ow nroeram for ha'uiu;,f. Change the Oil in the Crankrase. troop Roses for "Clover" II Utah Timber r :: II i - - P3 iH24Ti 'life ai v'i A B. Y. (J. Notes US Clear Coal J LARKIN.aOATB ! MORTUARY 1 A DISTINCTIVE SERVICE PROVO, UTAH. Knickers are the suitable outing for your active young daughter. They come In tweed Jersey, khaki, linen, crash and ratine. d Cash Business I of Phone 232. . ( Cost Specify King, Black Hawk, Castlegate or We Have Them All. tiu - at the Small ORDER YOUR COAL FROM 11 of UnltrJ CUtos rrnrinea marching to entrain for Peking to reinforce American Pirl Uwtrc guarding United s:ji )'tOkirt In CUuew c'.vfl war. ?lii::re EVERYTHING CEMENT, ROOjV LUMBER, LATH, DOORS AND WINDOWS, 6 FOR RENT Call 204-J- . Now Larkin L Sons fcostume Undertakers Oflden, Utah. I oldest living horse, greeted with roses by Miss Mabel the start of the Masonic Fashion exhibit in Madlscn Square Carden, New York. One rose tor each year of his age, 51. - PHONE Urkin-Qoa- Larkin UriJeftaklng Company Salt Lake City. ..... Mortutr I Provo, Utah.1 , "Clover,-- ' Wlthee at S'' Rex-bur- for Economical Tranaportatioa " .m "" 1 1 III' 1. e ' I Model FB Touring g rower, 'uapacitj Til "HIS FIRST YEAR We Have the Most Convenient Service Station in the County j ' Grease (he Transmission and Differential. In fact, we give Real Service. WE SELL HI-TES- T GAS. OILS AND AUTO ACCESSORIES. Pine Tree Service Station Corner Third South and University Ave. H. A. Dixon, Frank-iie C. Can-il- l, and Mad en. l.owry Nelson, 'g:e E. Ha'lif: hall. E. L. Roberts, vigie E. Bailiff, and Ribert Saner; '1 Economy On these three outstanding Boydon Banas (inset), of Detroit, alleges he paid William Kniravnsn one dollar for the latter's wife and two children shon here. Walter Kolczynski, 18, reported the matter to theUce when, he alleges ' Banas said he was included In the "biU of sale." Jensen, H Hubbard. R. .Merrill, The Ciiairmen I'ommitttKS hold tacu.ty rov m. u. day attemoon at of the and by the Service Star lesion Fridaw May 19. nt 2 o'ciocU. in the Worn- - G. A. .vv..v., a meeting 1. v.. on in rnur-:- j - 4:30 p, m. TAKINGS CF AV. RICAN r;i TIu' extent of the r growth of Chi'ean trad" in Amc an ri'- is s' iwn gy , .cial st.'ti ti-of 'he rice imnortf from the United Sti.tes. which in 15iT amounted tj 7,S!IU metric tons cut of a tot: ! import of 19.0o4 tons; In 1?K 2. ST tons out of 13.64 tons; in 11!. 2.S'1 tons out of 7.999 tons, and In lii-9,232 tons out of a total of 11, 0, 954 tons. In 1921 judging by the im t Pi vuueeo rrorns over ui.iu i nlst Dri'g esmrany No 1. The proceeds of the afternoon will bi to buy fl iwers to (l".ora;e tve graves of the h nor d ri:'d. who !ot their lives i,i th. v th? s features the Model FB j - H d wont! war. . AVERXANS GET It is reported by Harbin, Manchuri-- . tract for electrical CONTRACT. tn official of con- :iai th V'nent for .. ' I. lut7 LI tl III Wit s (II Utjll f'TTV 111.' 11(1 "(T "iiuui fn, tho power plant, has been awarded laves; decorations. E. H. East- nond and R. F. I.arsen: reception, tho Hua Sheiig Trading compn- - v F. S. BrocUbank, r'ern representing an American firm Tre amount involved u lAWm' Harris, G. H. Brimhall, W. H. Boyle, deans of cxilli'jres and alumni ports at Talcahauno, Americau r.ie The ubove miMitlonco campany H. maintainer its supremacy. E. , composeU of Chlnw- - and American officers; seating at banquet, ... ( W Holt; nominating tumiuiium, iutreits, and the equUuuejit for tv s STAR KENSINGTON contract will cotu lurgly from the L. Man gum, L. John Nuttall, Jr., and SERVICE A silver kensiugtoa will be givei.Vaiud State Mrs. A. B. Worttley; publicity, J. 'M. IllitilVC. . V ! . ; j Chevrolet has built an en- -' viable reputation. The five passenger touring model shown here is a splendid car for the large family, as there is ample room back of the front seat for extra portable seats for two children or for luggage. The motor is exceptionally powerful," smooth in optf ation. and the most flexi four cylinder on the marK D r iu fflcMPnCV this motor and the 0f Hg weight, but sturdy chassis the mileage costs of this & F are surprisingly low. sheer value and desirability it is unsurpassed by any 975 ' ai or near iib pn F. O. B. Flint Mich. Schof ield Auto Co. |