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Show teams. Pay son being the victors. At 4:30 the parade was formed at Memorial park and tnarcnea through Main street, returning to the park, where a band concert DAY was enjoyed, followed by a pageant . given by the Primary children under the direction of the Primary 1 PAVSOJ Jaly pioneer officers of the three wards. ' . nay ceieorauon nere wa. cameu The pageant was given in three eat w. ,m Terr successful' manner ! sections: first was "The farewell and much credit U due those who party to the Mormon Battalion''; had the affair in charge, The day's second was "The first pioneer cele acUviUea began at :30 with bration;" third, "A tribute of glad. bud concert. - At 10: JO the following program ness to ploneer,""comppei by the Primary stake chorister, Mrs. given In the stake tabernacle: Annie Rowe Beck of Spanish Fork. We Community singing. tUtah, were con activities The Lmi TheeV prayer, chaplain eluded day's with a grand 'ball in the Sr. H. Thomas Wilson, quartet, If endennau brothers; cmio mho, pavilion. 01 las Cora Melvta Done;, reading, Cravens: monologue. Char lei E. PROVO POLICE Smith; vocal solo. Miss Ivy Done; pm;i cqemtes t i i Princess ,Pio;; M-T- r i i George cheseboro "FOR LOVE OF THE SERVICE" ' - I- w( Irlnf I It A Draamtic Story of The Great Northwest With the shadow of a conVietion hanging bver his head he becomes a mounted police and then a spectre of the past turns up to make him fight. There is a girl and a love story. Also FABLES and intitii.immftn mo - IjiilliMiitl w III "THE TRAP" viiiiiy County Clerk Wallace M. Hales yesterday performed a marriage nrniimT for iron John Bllsell of 8pringvllle, and Miss Thelma May Bingham of Spanish rora. TONIGHT AND THURSDAY " Matinee I . Thursday 4 P VL PAULINE FREDERICK and TOM SANTSCHI - LA half-xtarve-d Women and Horses. Story of ThoroughbredsMen, and rv 4 Mul-8tirrln- g na TWO KINDS OF WOMEN The accessibility of the motor and working parts is a great factor in making mechanics as well as car owners boost- ers forthe good Maxwell. UTAH -MOTOR 1 1 t I f SWEDES AT GENEVA. The annual Swedish reunion will be held at Geneva Sunday. Swedes from all parts of the state will be In - attendance. Interesting programs have been arranged. Sports, games, boating and swimming Will also be enjoyed. COMPANY 145 N. Unlr. Ave. The -- 1 Through sheer merit Lon Chaney has forced his way Into the ranks of moving picture stars and the general approbation of his work in "The Trap," which is showing at the Columbia theater Thursday and Friday, proves that the public really appreciates finished acting in Us screen entertainment. Chan-ey'- s unique poewrs have been made the most of in this powerful and story of the Canadian northwest. "The Trap" has one of the best and most imaginative fights ever shown, upon the screen. Most of it was taken an absolute darkness. One sees nothing but the gleaming beast, dasheyes of tbt ing and hurtling through the night An occasional flash of liant shows a man and beast locked in deadly, embrace, or crouching for springs. a The experiences spectator strange feeling of conflict as the gruesome fight proceeds. It Is unique and effective. The. picture has vengeful hatred and the love of a child mingled in a manner that makes "The Trap" a photoplay of intense Interest, dramatic suspense and gripping appeal and one of the most enjoy able productions of the year. - Chaney Is well supported By Alan Hale in the roe of the American promoter and turns the lovable trapper into a human wolf. Thalle, lhe,rjrweetreart who prove? false, la given a remarkable interpretation by Dagmar fJodowsky, who is the daughter of the noted Rusisan pianist, and In private life is Mrs. Frank Mayo. WEDDING B1SSELL-BINGHA- Only Properly Ventilated Theater In Provo", 9:15 TONIGHT-7:- 30, I THREE LIVE GHOSTS" Wlth Anna Q. Nilsson and Norman Kerry. " ' I LOfl CHANEY & A UNIVERSAL tt I Also The IfdrHti- e- 7 ' i - . iV l - - V . v ' Confectionery,., Play Suits doing excellentbusiness. " Phone 725-- J. Blue Denim or Khaki; just the thing for the camp or outing trip; double sewing and an extra heavy material the utmost wear J18-t- f FOR SALE brick, $8 per Nelson Co. Sun-drie- d Penrod thousand. Pbona T82-J-- 1. MONEY TO LOAN on farms, oral interest,, raone ess. FOR RENT 7Q-ins- ure tf . 8 per u ' 6lx-roor- a Phone biggest treat of the year! . J i At a bargain, used electric range. Bates mores c FOR SALE FOR 8ALt Phone Hay. $1.19 $2.49-?2.9- 8 767-R-- J. A-- l FOR lALC-Oat- es Urea, low prices. Clay son Auto Tire Co., 213 W. Center. . . three-rai- l FOR SALE iron fence with concrete posts; best of condition; cheap. See Leavitt, HerakHrfflco. Tour need for reliable, dnrable, Work Shoe ii met here. Theae are built for service, sole tacked and sewed. They are in constant demand in 26 States by men who have given them every test. Full tine of sizes now ready. LOST Ton are losing money un less you trade with the Wasatch Produce. tf 2 for WESTERN BUILDING AND LOAN makes easy installment loans. Mo waiting for your turn. See Provo Consolidated Real Estate. tf H. M. AYERS WELDING CO. Oxy acetylene welding and cutting. We weld anything made of metal. Work guaranteed. First class service, Hi ta W, Provo. Phone 58W. tf ii HEM8TITCHING and PICOT EDGE work dons in the best manner on all kinds of material and mouse- hold linens at reasonable prices. made on silk BUTTONHOLES shirts a specialty. All work guaranteed. SINGER SEWING MA CHINE COMPANY, 97 North Uni -- Men's Union Suite Men's Work Shoes er Men's Wear-Resisti- TIMPS ViltL PLAY SPRINGERS AT Htd and Phone-399, TTie Tlmps returned to UD tICOTING today for their last game this HEMSTITCHING -- 830 -- Wi Center. Work -- done season 4n that city. Manager Dave Mitchell says be right Mrs. A. F. Ritchie. is going to pitch Kinney ' against FOR SALE An absolutely new the Springers, and If the star southFord touring car, at Schofleld's, paw does as well as - he did Friat a discount of mz&joq. The party day another victory will v chalked ' who traded hie old Ford In on this up for the Timps. If the Tiuips win and Spanlsn Immediately turned It to ue on Chevrolet at a price we can offer and Mid vale oth lose the three , tf teams will ba tide for first place. you this discount But if the timps lose tbey will be LOST Bunch of keys. Reward. Ued with Springvllle. Return to Herald office. , Payson meets American Fork in the Cave city, where, of all places FOR SALE Airedale iup.' 130 W. the Forker are hard to conquer. Midvale comes dowa to LehJ to 4th N. give battle to the Waspsi Spanish . FOR .SALE Phone Fork travels to Heber. Apricots. 8 Friday the Lebi Wasps return to Timp park for, a league game and will face Addle Miller, who again FOR SALE farm, with with them Moh'day. If Addle good house, etc, Polly B. Allred, toyed does as well Frldayifla he A-WallBburg, Utah. hratlng Pioneer day another " vicbe chalked up for the LOST On Timp hike, 2 sikalene tory may . Timps. quilts, between Provo and Return. Reward. Notify CENTRAL UTAH LEAGUE. Herald office. Win. Lose. .714 .571 Spanish Fork FOUND XiacklnaW coat at Aspen- Lehl .714 .571 urove. Apply at Sutton Market Provo .571 .429 .571 .429 Payson .571 .429 Midvale HELP WANTED Salesladies, out- - Heber . .' .571 .429 .429 .286 work; good money, easy Springvllle work. Call 383 w. 1st S., between American Fork .429 .286 9 and 12 a. m., 3 and 6 p. m. Where They Played Today. WANTED Clothes to press. "itx Provo at; Springvllle. Center, riione Tailoring, 337- - W. Heber at Spanish Fork. ' 850. Payson at American Fork. Midvale at Lehl. LOST Small bunch of keyF. about four' weeks ago. Return to NORTHERN UTAH LEAGUE. J 28 Herald office for reward. Won. Lost Pet r 2 Smithfleld 4 .667 WANTED Dressmaking: will go Brlghanv 4 3 .668 out by the day. Mrs. Lula Sunor. Logan 3 4 .426 A442 W. IstN. 3 4 .333 Ogden postponed; d Boston-..- .. 5 ..i.. . ......... -l WANTED "Why MonVyou like me? I'm so I lonesome and you' :V won't even let me touch you? Don't you like boyi? I love- - e -- v hr). ll 'v.' you!" hree-enSrItmceff Monday'a Gamsa salesmen who nre At Ogden Smtthfield 2, Ogden making less than $.Q a' week and 13. want to make ti rmanont connecAt Brigham First game. Logan tions where your Income will be 15. Brlgham 17; second game, limited only by your shinty to sc 11 Logan 7, Brlgham L Light car an advantage. Sve Mr. Young, before 9 a. m. and after 4 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. p. nu at 187 East Thrid North. J 27 Won. Lost Pet LOST Roll of bedding in Provo San Francisco . 71 43 .629 4 r 47 .676 canyon. Please rtum -- to The Vernon Herald office.... 62 J 38 Los Angeles .... 53 .539 "house-to-hbus'- "S NEW TIMP SIGNED. Salt Lake Oakland Seattle:. Portland ....... .... 56 '56 ,.65 59 61 68 67 T50 46 46 .500 .483 .450 .415 .407 Da?? Mitchell has Sacramento Tinm Tti t arjriv.Mii.-athe Mitoheir Yesterday's Games. nome .wornoon. i ne At Salt Lake Sacramento 12. 10 Salt Lake 10. youngest weighed he At Los Angeles San Francisco pounds, i'n.r " T " Will JM'f '.Hi , t'v.-ll'No. 5, Vernon 0. Tx At Oakland Los Angeles "Judgrnf 8, ko. accordiit to Oakland 7. the neighs Seattle-Portlanthe manager. Ptortland At Manager aimed a youngster 31 30 54 57 troit At .365 .345 Loots Yesterday's Games. At NewTork St Xouls sr York 9. ,. ?: At Brooklyn -- Pittsburgh Brooklyn 3- - - 8. - St Louis S.- TOPICS OF THE ife's-wrctliou- DAYt- v- uPlaj-in-g at the Strand tonight and tomorrow. .467. .416 .413 v. New York 0, t7."" .. s 'City Commlslsoner Charles 1b considering the question of At Philadelphia Cincinnati 15, oiling the. newly surfaced streets. 'Mr. Hopklos estimates that a Philadelphia 11. At BostonChfcagQ 6, Boston 3. Strip can be oiled at a cost of about f 400 the mile. The streets tobe oiled are SecAMERICAN LEAGUE. ond and .Third East and Third Won. Lost Pet Soutn 54 38 .'.587 - The oiling Is expected to prove St Louis .... New York 63 43 - ,568 of benefit to the streets, toTiack-In49 .527 44 Chicago .: . . the surface, and will eliminate 49 45 Tetroit 521 more of thodu than ng 6, Sop-kin- . 1 g water-sprinkli- 'Cleveland 47 48 05 could do. -j.-. ' Demonstration of an entirely new kind of soap Takes the place of bar soap for the regular family wash Soap for the family different from anything you have ever used. g THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Soap so pure and cleansing that just soaking clothes in Its big lasting suds loosens the dirt. Only a few pieces need to be rubbed the very dirtiest. This Is why Rinso Is taking the place of bar soap art demonstrator : remarkable .for the family was as LUX is for fine laun- - mam , sure to see this demon stration. Learn the easv war to do your hardest Job. Be r 23c - Prices ' . clean clothes As 7c a package 5 for 29c 10 for 57c 17 for 95c Washing machine fize , to have plenty of Rlnso suds work down into every fold and fibre, loosening the dirt without weakening a single thread. Use enough Rinso and you'll find that at every step of the saves family wash, Rinso time and work. Special Demonstration '' will show you how easy it is in the family wash. derlng. expert Rinso t gh 1e.-piii- g St WnLil!liTH!IFFUTPFnS mw 1 3T 48 53 54 .'v.?,.; Vif.-l.i-- "Abo 42 ..,.. L3837 , n .Presented bu.Catl Laemmle :m his Washmgtoa Philadelphia NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. Last Pet ' 34 .618 Yesterday's Gamea. New York .... .. 55 At ClevelandFlrst game, Phila.608 37 67 St. Louis 43 49 538 delphia 0. Cleveland 4; s second Chicago 49 527 game, Philadelphia 11, Cleveland 1 44 Cincinnati At Chlcaaro Boston l.'Chlcajro 3. 45 45 .500 Pittsburgh At Detroit --Washington 5, De44 147 .484 Brooklyn . -- thousand fices? Portland - Sprjiig-vlll- e 4 ? J 2Sc Toe Firmly Woven .... ...... Philadelphia Boston ........ STEEUITY . At the Columbia Thursday and Friday. mends the lowest prices and yon share hi " the benefits of fair profits. AH Sizes game elaewhert, but the baying power for 812 stores eom Work Socks Double 25c The low prices on these good Union Suit : sem iibfMe. They wotild U ng Wild-woo- r4 States x J..T-- e B b Twenty-Si- 610-- 785-R-- JI Fall CatDoabl Stitched Sold by 312 Stores modern 7 ' : i Men's Blue Chambray Work Shirts especially arranged for ladies. Phone with kitchenette and bath. FOR RENT home for rent - - Furnished rooms; one 8 5 " 5 Children's' le THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Shows 3:45, 7:30, 9:15 Regular Prices. ft great picture 8ALE FOR versity Avenue. "Adventures of Robinson Crusoe," No. 8 7 Program J-- 7 nnunnv . Money-Savin- g , '-- Nh !l UtaK Nation-Wid- e five-roo- "f TOO 286 West Center, Prove, -- eovnmnulty singing, "Come, Come ii! Ye SaW's Apostle Richard R. (Continued from Page 1. gave the oration, his " Lyman Jert being. 8eek y first the ktoi Last night be told the girls that don of Qoi $ni all else ahalt be be 4ts Ulsed the better to Mdea-'- f quMW. rror. carl u.fm catch the "man who has been scareon and company; monologue, David BlgUrt omunUy singing. ing so many girls and women benediction, Chaplain around thls'neltllborhood," Chief of Police Wllklns advises fhoanaa Wilson, Sr. girls not to paj any attention to progriinirlodthe -- Chttdrea wtth any threats against screaming. A 1 -- Tba best thing a gin can oo T a porta at (Memorial you believe a o'clock a baseball game was played when a man accosts her on the this morn Inf. - between , Payson and Mammoth Street Is to scream," the chief salfl man la following you stop at the first lighted house and go in. It the man isn't following you he will go on. - "Aertc"r ed Jhtcorparakd DEPARTMENT STORES , sV - 312 woman for Thursday. The frozen faced comedian tar housework; must be competent; ries a rirh line of humor that good wages; good home. Phone realities' a rlimax as be is trapped 336-J- . 7 on the height over an abyss. Connecting the two cliffs are two WANTED To rent or buy four or modern house. Address ropes upon whtsh four or five JM planks are the only safety spot P, O. Box 55, Provo, Purfoot hundred from a drop. banda of Indians the WANTED Girl tor general house sued by rival droll comedian builds his bridge work; good wages to right an he goes along, party. Apply 146 E. Center. and destroys them by taking up the planks with him and replacing them till he reaches FOR 8ALE Household furniture, the other side! William and Mary style, almost Unusual falls, hairbreadth es- new. Call or phone. 331 W. 3rd capes and novelty gags add excite- N. Phone 808-ment and fun to the luscious com FOR SALE Cas range; bargain. edy offering. - -- . s 388 w. 3rd s. WANTED-atiddle-ag- tu 1- 1 . If you've never had experience in burning your bridges behind you. Buster Keaton. supplies an example in his latest ocmedy, "The Paleface," which is showing at the Strand 'theater Wednesday and TONIGHT AND THURSDAY . i. FROZEN FACED COMEDIAN Phones 56, 194, 195 rrhe Home of Good Service" : |