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Show - 1 " ' 11S0O IS I American Fork Spanish Fork Midvale Heber Bpringville Provo Lehl Payson HI II0L1E SLUGS ffi ft For The First Time Aviator Uses I I1- - tl,. 1. A '5 i for IV IV. Yes, AD Flights 600 'MS .321 .233 .111 D I bard-bittin- . two-weeks- EG6S 11 good enough to take a chance on in the air, good enough for your automobile on the ground. it's "PEP" SIGN ( E T t Extra fine Danish DANIELS AUTO WHEEL AND baldhead cabbage plants. Phone BODY SHOP All kinds of wheel A. T. Harding, R. F. D. and body rebuilding and repairing. J-- l No. 3, Box 103. Truck and bug bodies. Satisfaction guaranteed. 67 N. 1st W. Provo. FOR 8ALE Used coal range; a Ba.Ua Co. Stores bargain. BARGAIN Used gas range, late FOR SALE Ford ton truck. Phonf 617-J- . styles. Bates Stores Co. SALE 3-- WANTED 500 old auto tires. Clay-sobrick, 18 per Auto Tire Co., 213 W. Center. Furnished rooms. 272 FOR 8ALE Co. thousand. Penrod & Nelson 5 , L08T You are losing money unPhone 782-J-less you trade with the Wasatch FOR RENT 2 furnished housetf CHICKENS boughL sold or traded. Produce. keeping rooms; also good Jersey 847 W. Center. Phone 699. cow for sale. 68 W. 3rd S. n Sun-drie- d men. 286 N. 3rd E. 6 7 fl c 5 $ c c li 6 WESTERN BUILDING AND LOAN makes easy installment loans. No waiting for your turn. See Provo Consolidated Real Estate. 0 SALE FOR Phone E. Hay. Peck. V. 763-J-- 6 Green and white Victory bicycle. Reward. Phone 199. LOST Tough enough to stand the wear of many FOR RENT cold Call is especially prepared to meet your specific need for inside or outside floors washable, durable, beautiful. Does the stunt, with one coat, where others require two. Remember it does not require varnishing; this way it reduces your cost of material to a minimum. First get our paint in your head, then get it on j our floor. "Let us doctor you with our paints. paint for every purpose." A MAIDEN PAINT & GLASS 272 W. Center. Phone 1G0. CC. Prompt Deliveries. 5 WANTED 20 wen immediately. Apply Knight Coal Co. feet; tough enough to stand the summer heat; tough enough to stand the winter's yes, tough enough to preserve your porch floor, new or old. BENNETT'S FLOOR PAINT , Sutton Tea & China Company 0 6 li Yourself 4 WILL PARTY who found keys of Dow Young at TImp park, return to Hansen Catering and be re- warded. Don't Kid QRKERS Check for $2.50. Reward. tf Return to Herald office. LOST ,!,,) ITS TOUGH ON YOUR FLOOR 282 W. Center 9 ALL baby carriages 20 per cent off at Bates Stores, this week only. c s CAVEfH WIU FROM SPAIIISI! HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING 230 W. Center. Work done right Mrs. A. F. Ritchie. , 'I r.7cat & Groeory Co. 's 6 0 5 BROS. Meats and Groceries. 6 l. Quality brand combination gas and coal range. Reasonable price. 143 S. 3rd V. Send Your Orders To We carry a full line of Wall-beck- tf FOR SALE 110 ! tf 5 m 10 12 10 - 791-R-- Nice room for gentle- 41311 110 Phone 46 i i FOR RENT Hebe ,400 112 c FOR RENT E. Center. i.i 5 d Furnished bedrooms; best location. 2X1 N. Univ. Ave. 550-W- J16 . Superior Gasoline - j 5 HEMSTITCHING and picot edge work will give a smart finish to your Fourth of July dress. Bring In your work early. We guarantee satisfaction. We also make button- RUGS CLEANED with famous holes. Prices reasonable. Phone Hamilton Rpaph plpctrirt rarnot 399 for instructions how to prepare Rfimnvfis erpasa snots the work. Singer Sewing .Machine stains, etc.; restores faded colors. 97 N. Ave. Company, University Cleaned on your floor or taken Satisfaction guaranteed; away. FOR SALE Three automobiles . prices reasonable. Phone absolutely good condition; newly overhauled; must 'be sold quickly. Inquire Provo Tailoring Co. LOST Black cow; lame right hind leg; had on halter and jumping LOST Handbag containing papers, stick. . 6 Phone two check books, pair of glasses small and change, between Irvine's FOR SALE lumber house, and 290 N. 2nd E. Phone 520-R- . partly modern, on acre of ground; FOR SALE Ford light delivery. outhouses In splendid condition; Cash talks. Wasatch Produce. located N. University Ave. Inquire to-th- 29c Per Gallon I Jl-1- 6 442-W- 9 Superior Motor The Might Place to buy WALL PAPER is here. We have the goods and our reputation for fair prices is getting stronger every day. 397-W- PAPERS FROM 10 PER DOUBLE ROLL UP 6 Phone 480. 6 Fred Young, route 2, box 42, Provo. 6 brown scout shoes, Finder please return WANTED Dressmaking. Amy size 3 Watkins. 339 N. 6th W. to Herald office. Reward. LOST Boys' FOR J ALE Call 413-J- . Registered Jerseys. MONEY TO LOAN on farms, cent interest. Phone 688. 8 per LOST A brown Call 162 for reward. 760 I ."in S. Phone . pup. 5 H. M. AYERS WELDING CO. welding and cutting. 588-J- . THE RIGHT PLACE also for PAINTS. A PAINT for every purpose and price is right. SPECIAL PRICES FOR CASH E. We weld anything made of metal. FOR SALE Team, harness and Work guaranteed. First class servwr : n; will trade for ton truck. ice. 42 N. 4th W., Provo. Phone 242-M- i J SUTIIEU Dealers in All Towns. FOR Ras-muss- g 10 it has the If it's LOOK FOR THE tw ....... ! BECAUSE It delivers the power; and 1 Ge, i ..4 ........... ......... it's true a Lincoln standard special mail plane of planes. i tfrte. tlcCaer, ry D. fiofes. Yesterday's Games. At Provo Tlmps 12, Midvale 5. At American Fork Cavemen 6, Should y$t aik any baseball fan Fork 5. Spanish In Provo who li the most desirable At Psyson Heber 8, Payson 7. 'citizen in our progressive commun- - At Sprtngvllle Springers 4, Lehl ity be would unhesitatingly say, none. "Wilson." We don't know whether or not be Is any kin at all to could pitch three straight ones former President WUson, but we do over. He bad the eating oufof his hand all know that the .baseball bugs of our It was almost pathetic to time. the town think Just as much if not more see the husky slugger miss them lot him than they do of his illus- - every time by a foot or more. Dell Webb is giving the boys Two migbty smacks at the ball some good instructions ' from the hard enough to life it over the way they have performed lately. stable roofs added a great deal to The way they have been stealing Wihon's popularity in Tlmpanogos bases is nothing slow. The town. His was an enviable record climax lately came In yesterday's game yesterday. Think of it! But, that and the- - fans could hardly believe chap batted 1.000 yes- their own eyes when they saw even terday, getting two home runs at Kinney stretching it down to second twice up, scored four tallies and for a stolen base. You are all right, was responsible for two more runs. Webb. We are sure the fans ain't Besides that he stole one base seen nothing yet If you can get (don't tell any of the officers), and Kinney to steal a base, you must put out 11 Smelter men. Now if have something else up your sleeve that isn't a record, you let us know. you are going to spill on us before That chap was In the game all the long. Let it come! The fans are tins. His work yesterday was weii back of you to a man. If you conworth the additional shekels the tinue to band out surprise pack pleased fans threw his way follow- ages like you have done lately, it ing the second home run in the will not be long untU every Timp seventh. enthusiast will swear by you. It was some game. Brown, pitchThe score: could not ing for the Smelter team, PROVO. find the plate twice during the AB.R.H.O.A four innings be was allowed to 5 0 1 2 3 ss hold the mound. He distributed Page, 3b t 1 0 0 Schats, free passes continually and let the Hlllman, cf 4 3 1 1 0 won. ... Dudley Tlmps walk leisurely around the Frederickson was" the slugging 2 4 2 11 0 lb If too are roinsr awar f, diamond. But It wasn't all Brown's Wilson,2b 4 0 1 1 9 star of the game, leaning on the Totals .....35 ( 10 27 12 your sumver vacation, rfc fault. His support would have RaUe, c 5 0 2 11 0 ball for a double and a triple. The Score by innings: mm made any first class pitcher lose Bailey, If 0 0 Springers added to their stealing Spanish Fork 4 400 100 0006 earner or uus oiiice your x Dodge, errors critical Six time. at any 4 record by pilfering four bags, Tar American Fork .... 000 013 0026 dreM and your paner will f Cooper, rf stages of the game helped to put Kinney, p 1 lor leading with two steals. 3 Summary: Errors Barratt, Binch low you oy mau. none 95. the toboggan under Mid vale. The box score: 2. Jj. Bowen. Home runSnow. Every Timp but Dodge got a bit, LEHL inHHSHisnnsHnHH&ssni ...36 12 11 27 13 Totals and Wilson, Bailey an Cooper got AB.R.H.O.A. MIDVALE. two apiece. The Provo boys were 4 0 1 0 AB.R.H.O.A. Colledge, 2b in the game every minute and wor4 0 2 0 5 0 0 3 4 Barnes, If 2b 8teadman, ried the Smelter lads continually 4 0 0 11 4 0 2 4 1 H. Atwood. lb . 3b Schmitt, even their Cooper capers. by 2 4 0 4 0 0 3 0 Webb. 3b cf stole second when Dodge was re- Rasmusson, 4 0 0 8 4 2 0 6 0 A. Atwood, c lb Stauffer, All on sack. the keystone siding 4 0 1 3 3 2 2 1 u Anderson, rf rf of which kept the Midvale fellows Bateman, 3 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 2 2 D. Smuin, ss, Wallbeck. ss 3 0 1 2 wondering what was going to Peterson, If, p i 0 0 0 1 L. Smuln. cf . 3 0 0 0 happen next. 4 0 1 5 4 Wilson, p c Vincent, It wag some ball game junt line Brown, p, If 1 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 0 Jackson the ones we used to play on the old back yard. Five runs on one 34 0 6 24 10 Totals 35 5 7 24 12 Totals strike! Honest to goodness, that's SPRINGVILLE. Score f what our side, made in the fourth Provo by innings: AB.R.H.O.A. 4 2 11 Taylor, 3b inning. This is the way it all hap112 200 32x Hits 4 0 0 Z 1 pened. Cooper walked and then 200 511 30x 12 Memory, 2b Runs stole second. Cooper was also given Midvale 3 1 1 8 2 Davis, c the tie pass. He had no sooner got 3 0 7 Fleiger. cf 030 110 200 Hits 4 0 1 4 0 there than the astonished fans saw 5 Campbell, lb . . .' 020 200 100 Runs him beating it towards second, al 3 y 2 3 0 .... rf Errors Schmitt, Frederickson, Summary: 3 0 0 3 0 though Dodge was there and for a Stauffer, Wallbeck 4, Wilson. Two-bas- e Packard, If ' 2 0 0 2 0 time be acted like he was going to 3 Home Brown. McKee, giiggnniiiHiu bits Schmitt, 3 0 0 3 0 stay there. Some fellows who don't runs Wilson 2. Struck out By Dunn, p know much about baseball were Brown, 2 in 4 innings; by Peterson, 29 4 6 27 5 wondering If Cooper and Dodge 3 in 4 innings; by Kinney, 11. Hits Totals were In a relay race. It was a Score by Innings: Brown 3, off Peterson 8. Off 000 000 0000 lucky thing that somebody else on Passed balls Bailey 3. Double Lehl 112 000 OOx i the other side made a blunder, Wilson. to SpringvUle Raile to Page otherwise Rosle would have been plays Summary: Errors Fleiger, Cor First base on errors Provo 5, iM out on third by a mile. hits 1. First base on 'balls Oft ledge, H. Atwood. Two-bas- e in went the out one way Frederickson. Kinney Brown 6, off Petersen 2, oft Kinney Smuin, Anderson, sooner no center field, which had tTeaencxson. hits 2. Stolen bases Page, Schatz, Three-bas- e hit Rasmussen's glove than Dodge Wilson, Dodge 2, Cooper, Kinney. Stolen bases Barnes, Taylor 2, ii:iiH:iu:i::::!::Ut::: tore for home and made it. Page Sacrifice flies Kinney. Hit by Davis, Fleiger. Struck out By was safe on first when they trfed hits Sacrifice hell Dunn 7. by Wilson 8. Umpires-MitcKinney. to catch Cooper at home but tailed. pitcher Page, McKee, Davis. Hit by pitcher and Ellertsen. Tibe 2 Schatz went to first on one of Fleiger. Time of game 1 hour 31 17 minutes. hours minutes. Umpire Murdock. many errors, and then Page was out when he tried to steal FOR SALE A fumed oak library third. Hlllman and Wilson walked. new, cheap. 331 S. table, Raile was safe en first when 3rd W. yearly Schmitt fumbled which also brought Schatz safe over the plate. Bailey FOR 8ALE Two fishing rods and sent one high enough over short to tackle. Phone 414. bring Hlllman and Wilson home. Three down when Dodge was out FOR SALE Dairy farm close to on first. Provo; will take home with small Kinney pitched an excellent game acreage in Provo, Jjal. 10 yrs. at 6 yesterday. In the first inning he per cent. Call Herald office. When you buy GOODS CHEAP, you can expeel sent them back Just as quick as he F CHEAP GOODS. Isn't it better to big quality goods! FOR 8 ALE Ford roadster, good Stuaebaker car In condition; make offer. 59 E. Cenat moderate prices? first .class condition for sale or ter. AMERICAN FORK, June 15. trade for truck. Call fire station. American Fork climbed to the top Whe nyou buy Coffee in a can, what do you pay FOR RENT Two large furnished of the Central league by defeating for the modern, can ? When you buy goods in a fancy packaj? housekeeping rooms, Spanish Fork as Provo was healing NO HUMAN BEING ever lost one with sleeping porch. 190 S. iMidvale. thus ' crowding Midvale does 5tnJWj what the package cost you ? Buy goods not frills. cent of principal or interest on and Spanish out of the leadership. June Our Bride Sale is going strong." Join the I have loan that any real estate The Cavemen won the affair in made in the last 30 years. These FOR 6ALE Jersey heifer calf, 8 the last of the crowds save. and an uphill ninth, after mortgages draw 8 per cent Interest monts old. Inquire 66 N. 6th W. contest. Spanish took the lead in net to you. Large and small mort10 TO 50 PER CENT DISCOUNT-- JUNE 12 TO 241 the initial inning, with four runs, R. D. due to lucky hitting and poor field gages for sale all the time. W. H. FOR 8ALE Motorcycle. Snow. 385 S. 7th E. Ray. ing. In the fourth the Spaniards added another to their score, and an combined ash An inventor has FOR RENT apartment, to the good, with every were or "Where Quality Counts" with bath. 387 E. 3rd N. Phone receiver with holders for cigar of retaining the leadership prospect 6 665. cigarette cases and a match box in of the league. a device that can be attached to any Then things began happening. The Cavemen woke up, and got FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for flat surface in an automobile. their batting eyes brightened up. light housekeeping. Also garage. As part of a line to ConstantiIn the last of the sixth, with the 55 W. 2nd N. this will be year, score 5 to 1 against them, Shelley opened nople that been mail WILL HAUL anything by truck. an aerial service has tripled and Birk doubled, putting 5 Call 160 E. 2nd S. established from Paris to Budapest, the pitcher across the plate; Holm-steabp way of Prague and Vienna. stung the sphere for a three- FOR SALE Good wicker baby bagger, and Durrant doubled, the or inquire Cut grass- is loaded into a new inning ending with three new runs buggy. Phone 183-469 N. 3rd E. Cavemen. receptacle to be suspended from a credited lawn mower handle by a belt conIt was nip and tuck then on to NOTICE The Daniel-- ' Auto Wheel veyor that is operated by a belt the ninth. Spanish retired in the and Body Shop has moved to new from one of the mower's wheels. first half of the closing chapter. location at 67 N. 1st W., Provo. ....5 necessary snap. ) 2 2 1 "," 8 .1(7 .25 Lw enne t The driver reports that he has never had a forced landing and never had his engine miss fire. He says that "Pep" gas is as good as the specially manufactured gas used for aero- t ti i2 t t6 good-lookin- i p. has been using "Pep" gas for 150-- h. it. If. - MOBS Twolhase base kite HotastMl Stole bases U. kjwea, DuJt) Base hits OR theSef ft. off innS L CSracfc oet By Keough 10 8helley 10, by MUler I. Bases E Doc" Homer's fleiiias was of balls Off ghelley 1 Double pU, sensational order and did much toHomer to Birk. Hit baUniB-l ward saving the game for the Cave Homer. First base on error Swrf city aggregation. ' Shelley began the game for TO American, retiring in the sixth to give MUler a chance, which chance SPRING VTLLE, June 15. Smfl-in-g Miller grabbed both in pitching and Jerry Dunn made it all the harder for SpringvUle to part with batting.: him when he pitched another winElmer was at first for Spanish, The baseball game played ing game yesterday against the taking the place of Edwards who Lehl buncb; the final score being was injured in last Friday's game Lakeview last was one 4 to 0. at Spanish Fork when Catcher keen Interest Thursday The first four By the last of the second big BaUey of Provo floored the Span Jerry bad struck out four out of six ish first baseman with a thrown nlngs Lakeview was in the lead bJ up to the plate and by the third ball as the latter waa running into in the fifth Vineyard tied them toe nulling pitcher bad four strike the heme plate. the end of the sixth inning A outs and three putouts to bis credit.' The box score: game sun remained undecded x SPANISH FORK. both teams with a score of eight SpringvUle scored her first run In the first when Taylor bit to the AB.R.H.O. A. Due to darkness the game wi 5 0 1 7 1 discontinued. Saturday both tea first baseman, who left his base to Elmer, lb 3 1 0 1 0 wui meet ax me uranaview get the ball, the running being Anderson, rf safe on first. Memory, Spring- Rowe, 3b park. It will be a very interests 4 1 3 3 5 game, as both teams seem to be ville's second baseman, fanned the Thomas, 2b 1 1 10 1 breeze for a strikeout Fleiger was C. Bowen, e equal ability. 4 0 2 3 0 bit by Wilson and whUe trying to Hayes, cf Last year these two teams ml 2 1 0 1 1 for the final championship game steal gave Taylor the chance to L. Bowen, ss score. D. Bowen, If 4 0 0 0 0 the northern division and VIneyal 3 0 0 0 0 won by a close margin. By the The Springers added another In Keough, p . 1 0 0 0 0 suits of this year's games the chal the second, and two in the third Miller when four bits produced two runs. pionship will undoubtedly be glvi .35 5 10 26 9 to either or these two. The bl Totals Taylor hit to second who threw the to AMERICAN Davis' ball away: On FORK. long fly teries for Vineyard were Made AB.R.H. O.A. and Handley; for Lakeview, Tayll right field Taylor beat It across the 12 pan. Frederickson doubled, scoring Barratt. e and S. Maosen. 10 Davis. That ended the scoring for Birk, lb 1 1 1 both teams. Holmstead, 2b .... 1 Lehl got six hits, as many as the Durrant, cf Photograph records are protecu 0 1 Springers pulled down, but Lehl Snow, 3b from, damage in a filing iyite 0 wasn't at all lucky in placing bits, Homer, rf patented in Germany in which etJ 1 and never was seriously near scor Laursen, If ....... I is kept in an envelope hung frdj 0 0 ing. Wilson pitched a fair game Binch, ss a road in a caoinet. for Lehl. and with better support Sbelley, p 0 at bat and on the field would have Miller, p - PEP i 1. ' .754 Ml Leeraen bit eveCstort; Dudley bat-- ' uag for Hosier, kit ever second, to third; Pinch hit sending te abort, scoring Lauraea, Dudley going to third; Miller hit te second, scoring Dudley with the winning ran. -- ii. r f;. 2 .: t , A Lost Pet. ..... ft ' 1 LEAGUE. Worn. I; . UTAH CENTRAL tf till the Co. Special Tire Sale Smashing reductions on Fabric Tires. All tires carry standard gurantee. STOCK LIMITED BUY 1 1 H Phone 74 IM 1: i |