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Show The Daily Herald Sport News DEMOCRATS vale protest In cided the Pay favor of Midvale. That sort of enOPtN UTAH couraged Mldvale, for the Saiolwr Heber game, then protested the laat (Continued from Pae One.) lost by Midvale. Manager Cush-Hiasaid Umpire Andy King had Murdock to rial and dried put with the un'S Dermltted Clarence are seen throw to third after he had started rays of forty summers TOR SALE d brick, f per to wind. up. most everywhere. A large modern . umDuo. this recroo "President Mendenhall took reieon uo "some build ins Phone 784--1 under advisement. ' person will Manager Cushman then suggest- cheap, Inconsiderate FOR SALE Classy bug, the finest ed that the president call the race proceed to build a fire trap of a U town. Come In and look It over. shack as close to it as possible. a tie between rravo, jaiajfaiH. The price ts right Wren Wllklna, series tf) "So long as strict regulations, of Helier. with a three-teasw W. Center St decide. Mf. Mendenhall also took buildings are not enforced by our cities we must expect to maintain this under adviM;ment SPECIAL PRICES on cord tire for Umns .Mann again called atten extra fire apparatus at an enor I II , Fords. Claysoo Auto Tire Co, I tion to the fact that he had umpired mous expense. In addition to the an excellent game between Midvale danger thus encountered the beauty WANTED Cifl, over IS, lor house of our cities is impaired, and The Mldvale-Provprotest was and Provo. work. Call 68S-"The Dally Herald certainly gave have an unsightly and unsafe condidecided In favor of Mldvale yester of tion. As a city executive I do not me a rotten deal in the write-u" FOR SALE modern house, day afternoon by President John F. 'that game," Um Mann observed. hesitate to recommend for our two baths, besting plant; lot 6x7 Mendenhall. of the Central Utah "Provo fans who saw that game," cities not only the restricted dis rods; 813 B. 4th N. Phone 90. o.k8.fcr-- t baseball league. "ThaDally Herald re- trict, but also the zoning of our Manager Joe Oushman, Ifmplre' porter, "are unanimous i ff" their cities. By these methods strictly run SALE rORO COUPE, prat Hank Mann, and a delegation of declaration that you did the worst and sanely worked out we can ucaiiy new, equipped shock ab Mldvalers came down to voice their job of umpiring It was their mis- eliminate much fire risk and add sorbers cord tires; a bargain. The protest..-agains- t to the - safety, the game being fortune to gee this season." Mr. very materially Win. Mann had no other observations, beauty and convenience of our AIM takes away from them. RoyUnce Co. Mr. Cushman was especially in and the debate ended. v cities. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTINO censed at The Dally Herald. So The Daily Herald, though, takes "Not wishing to appear self-ce230 W. Centet-- . Work done was Umpire Hank Mann. Both gen pleasure In correcting a statement tered at all I am proud to call your right Mrs. A. T. Ritchie. tlemen agreed that the umpiring of made regarding the attention to our local fire depart Mr. Mann was of the highest order, game. It appears that Manager ment, and feel that I would be FOR RENT Furnished room. almot perfect, so to speak. It cer CufiJasii bsd Dot received a Hfltloe justly subject to censor if I did not "W. 1st ft tainly was Nome surprise to them of protest "tgainst the umpire be- express in a word our appreciation Co rewr ftrThe "Baily-Hera- td of 'the efficiency of not only .our that fore the game. Hank Mann's umpiring was critiapparatus, but ft'sa our JESS, We ana sage, . ey, si 4 UH, cised. W. 4th 8. Phone f Geneva. are proud oil them and consider at Dance Tuesday H if, L'Sps Mann said Kinney was too The Provo band will funiislj them the best investment the city has. We have scarcely enough tires day; He insisted that The f-.. Fire-roomodern wild that FOR SALE the music. here of consequence to allow the Dally Herald had done him a griev234 W. 6th furniture. with home, ous injury by alleging that his to report on, so well are they chief Souths ( 1, gilt- - HEMSTITCHING and PICOT EDGE kept under control. umpiring was not work done in the beat manner on fellows, I welcome you to Bantam sweet edged, FOR all kinds of material and house- our"Again, Messrs. Cusbman Mann said wants you and town. Everybody more. or corn, by the hundred was their belief that only a tew hold linens at reasonable prices. here, so take the keys of the city AM it Phone 467-J- . on BUTTONHOLES silk made Provo fans were so blind as not to and use them as you see fit I know, ahirts a specialty. All work guar- however, that you are in the habit WANTED Clothes to press. Car perceive the faultleesness of Mr. anteed. MA 8HWINO SINGER Mann's umpiring. wnere you please without Tailoring, 837 W. Center. ': Phone Uni of going It finally developed into a ques CHINE COMPANY. ST North! l keys, so why this formality. 50. using 399. Avenue. Phone tion whether Manager Mitchell had versity In short, if you see anything you want take it but be sure to have MONEY TO LOAN on farms, S per protested Umpire Mann before the said Have It Done the Royal Way not only an instructive, hut an encent Interest Phone tii. J XJtf game. President Mendenhall it was his belief tflat no such pro- Where Quality and Workman joyable time. test "had been made before the "I welcome you and thank you." 1111 ...SOr.Sa YT1JLKS1 STiri Si f!BrUI. SLIU1 ship Count, We Win. verdict r Mr. With President Sessions pre and cot gamregan.-::In;rth-is tswitches from combings ts--6 Mendenhall was heartily cheered ROYAL SHOE REPAIRING siding over the convention were C. hair. Call601-W- . -- COMPANY by (Messrs. Cushman and Mann. J. Btillman of Bingham, first vice FOR SALE Refreshments, fruits, That added a victory to Mldvale, Call and Deliver. We president; Robert Larson of Sandy, and Added a defeat to Provo. put vice president; E. D. Ansecond cream and at loe candy Canyon 674. 208 W. Center. Phone ' state organRoad Confectionery, Or em. Mary ting the Tlmps out of the championthony of Bountiful, 8--1 ship series unlesa the protests are M. Shaffer, Prop. iser; Fred Peters of (Murray, secrecast out as s whole and the penEROVO TYPEWRITER tary; Uncle "Rube" Simson of Sail Ford nant awarded on the basis of numFOR SALE Ford wheels, Lake City, treasurer; John Thomas EXCHANGE of Spanish Fort, trustee; W. W. touring body, and bug body. ber of games won and lost on the and not by the protest route. Geo. E. Brattan, Manager. Vhlander's, 6th 8. and Unit. Are. field, Wilson of Sandy, trustee. -r rriMerle Taylor President Session in responding Bought Repaired, Typewriters served notice on the league oresi- to the welcome of Mayor Hansen! Sold. a and spec Repairing that the Provo Athletio club wanted roung isay experienced dent expressed the appreciation of the In stenogrsphlo work and capable would withdraw from, the league as ialty. AO work guaranteed. delegates for the splendid reception PHONE 201-of assisting in office work; . stats it now sianas. already accorded the delegates. He "That doesn't frtehten me ." re-and salary desired. experience said that Provo is situated better A 23 marked we league president .Writ Herald office, Bos 100-LN BUSINESS than any other city in the state YEARS "The Provo team has received and that one of his old haunts has FOR SALE 100 cockerel, the short end of every deal la the Six Kinds of the Best Utah always been among the mountains board of control," Mr Taylor do- lOo each.! Apply W. IndS. close to Provo. Coal on the Market. iflareaVi.rwe're tlrod . .. Misa Alena Phillips of the music lt" Studs-bake- r Mr. Cusbman, too, asserted that "Satisfaction Guaranteed. FOR SALE, CHEAP department of the xoung university rendered a violin selection, accomtrack; good condition. Ny-lo- r Provo seemingly was gettinsr the & SMOOT SPAFFORD A48-short end of about everything that ;c r- - a Auto Co. by Miss Florence Newell. panied came eiqng, nut this was after Mr. Uptown, Offke, Comnier he following members wert JUST IN Small, load of Wake- - Cushman had received the long end appointed to serve as the credenBank. e me field's choice honey. Call 413 J. protest tials committee: Dean Wilcox of Yard Phone 17. President Mendenhall - then : de Spanish Fork, J. J. Henlfer of Eureka and W. S. Horan of Park FOR SALE, CHEAP flood Jersey City. 216 cow. W. Srd 8. milch Inquire Salt Lake county volunteer fire 3 , . department came to Proov this stay; to asmorning for a three-daFOR SALE Hsy. Phone sist in making the firemen's state ' A-tourney one of the biggest on rec ord. With them was an automobile extension table, FOR SALE chiefs car, built practically wholly in good condition, $16. 65 W. 2nd by the members of the tire depart8. Phone 648-J- . ment. And not an expert could tell CHOSE First son-AU- FIMN PRO Vu LOSES HPS f Sun-drie- tf nnmroT rnmri llll sll IIUILUI tf " nd A-2- 3 p m A-4- Jl, n Provo-Midval- e SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 22. David C. Dunbar is chairman of the Democratic state committee for Utah! He was selected Saturday afternoon by the organization committee and will direct the campaign for hiH party this fall. The choice of leader was made after careful consideration of all available men, en A-S- 11 v - Yice-jresi- tf dent 30 rrovo-Miavai- A-1- 4 1 is Certain; the Other One A-2- 767-R-- lltifoudei t' I FOR SALE brick house, blocks from town. Phone v. ! - 765-R-- m house In university; also four-roorear that bring good income. Call from 4 to 6 p. m. 270 N. 1st W. Phone 18S-y A LOST Roll of blankets in khaki bag, between Vivian park, and Provo. Reward. Edgar MeArthur, at Schwab Clothing Co. There Is a tot of difference between getting a white ticket, ftsmixlng your purchases at a Skagga Store snd having a Grocer-terta "gueaser" look your assenihjed Itema over and hand you an adding machine alio, afiowlng figures only. If you ever do know whether these slips contain errors or not, you must take the tlma-'te- " taKe out a bill yourself, provided you ".jdsh remember the various prices. You are always esrtaln at Skagga that you have not been or lost Items bsckuse of error. A white Itemised ticket Is given you, eovering every purchase at Skagga Store and Market Check your purchases up by this Invoice, and you will find you always get what you pay for, and don't pay for things you dont get ' over-Charge- d ; SOME EVERYDAY SAVING PRICES A-2- 5 First class Jersey WANTED :., Phone 762. MASON JARS. cow. A-2- . .. in Mystery r Four-roo( modern FOR SALE house, close in and close to the A finance committee was agreed upon by the state organization as follows: W. J. Halloran, chairman; Ashby Snow, William R. Wallace, James H. Mays, Lafayette T. N. Taylor, W. J. Parker; J. Will Knight, J. W. Clyde, G. M. Whitmore, C. A. Robertson, F. Champ, Harmon W. Peery and Henry T. Reynolds.- Han-che- MISSION WORKER We have stock, ef Strong houlder Mason Jara and Caps; also S complete stock of canning supplies. .876 Mason Jars, qts., "Mason Jars, gal., dot... ,11.23 Mason Jar Caps, dos... ,,,..25e Economy Jar Caps, IjJExfrs Heavy Bei Jat Rings per m dosen i, . So i $ fs.'iiSE. 58o 18 dosen for I . . f r Jarbwax.l-lh- " itkgsrv . , i .15e You can save much by buying your sosps at our store. 10, bars Crystal White .,..,.490 10 bars A B. Naptha , .S0o A-8- 4 FOR SALE Household furniture, - in good condition Apply 39 J N. Srd W. . A-2- 5 FOR RENT Phone . Four-roo- -; m 738-J.-" . house. ..A-18-- 671 Good Jersey cow. FOR SALE ,., N. 1st K. . - FOR - 8 ALE-. Phone. S09-J- . wo T burroa. good A-2- 3 ; . WANTED Partly or furnished 5 rooms. Call 88, Sprmgvllle. A-2- new FOR SALE An absolutely Ford touring car at Schofleld's. . The party who traded his old Ford In on this Immediately turned It to us on a Chevrolet at a price we can offer tf you this discount f ... lit A-l-- tf WELDING acetylene welding and cutting. We weld anything mads of metal Work guaranteed. First class service.'. 43 N. 4th W, Provo.' Phone tf B88-J- Small pkg Potato Chips -- roasted, straight from ths fao toryr- Try If ttwtrrzt::'':""--M- b can Old Master ....45c can Old Master. ; , . ... .S1.33 h SUGAR 100 Pine Cane Sugar lbs. Fine Beet Sugar, "10 lbs. Sugary ., . .S8.09-.18.0- ' 0 ..82o llSlITAHlWATOES 10 lbs. Nice r . ........... ........ ...,.,.;.,. Is ....... ....i Beana 8 Med, cans j On a lovely cool dsy, the sun beaming on all ths woman with taste and an , . Model to the Left priced. rch WESTERN I $19.75 Mr. and Mrs. Iceland Madsen of Clear Creek are the visitors of Mr and Mrs. Joseoh Aladsen. Miss Gladys Murdock was the ' ..; 19c 10o V Bunker, Dolly Spalding, Lola Snyder, Elvlne and May Bunker. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ash are the happy parents of a baby boy who arrived at their home Tuesday. Mr. and 'Mrs. Clayton Montgomery of Heber were the visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murdock Wednesday evening. Mrs. Thomas Wells of Victor, Utah, Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Wells bf Vineyard. will result 'in one of the most suc cessful affairs held at the park this year. Orchestras have been , En gaged so that there will be dancing every evening. Prizes will be given for various contest games that are outlined. The following are appointed on committees: Mailer " Ceremonies- James D. Murdock. Suit Lake. A. Murdock. Bina Cleq;. David Hicken, Heber; Murdock Reunion, Reception The descendants of John iM. and D. S. Murdock, Provo; J. M. Duke William Murdock will hold - their and George Giles. Finance Henry McMullian, John reunion August 24, 19 and 26 at M. Murdock, Phares Murdock, Brig- Vivian park. Various committees are busily ham Murdock, Edward McMullian, engaged planning a program that Mrs. James Sharp. President---Josep- h 3ecretaiy Program Mrs. Henry McMnllis Mrs. Clayton Montgomery, Wlllio Lindsay, David L. Murdock, Ms' Arch Davies. Entertainment 'Mrs. W. J. (M D. S. Murdock, Mrs. David Hktf Arch Davies. Murray Murdoch Sports W. J. Clegg, Wm. Byu Victor Cram, Mrs. D. S. MarW Lewis Clegg, Mrs. Jos. A Mnraoa J. MDuke. .Thomas T. Muriod Annte Ranhsjid. Prize Mrs. Henry Moulton, Wm. Lindsay, George Pyper, James C. Murdock. Bugler J. Wallace Clegg. of flfltftl! The Provo band will lunus H the music. Tl.IUiTaal. ' Bcstjard Fuel forfcc S 1 X 7 35c S?S. rV.V;vvt22o ' flfrf KYI If lip it- - " I I"l ...... ,.,.2So LOST Ton are losing money unless yon trade with the Wasatch ' tf Produce. '. POR SALE Confectionery, xcellenthuslness. Phone doln 725-- J 8 tf LCl8IrAt Monday, 'say's black umbrella, with gold Miarj 10 ski jb. 2nd wxxi-Cliftons- The captain's gig and the admiral's barks were replaced by a whale-boa- t rowed by commissioned officers when. Captain A. J. Ziegeimeler left the V. 8. & California at Bremerton. Wash, to become an admiral. This manner of taking a departing officer ashore Is one of the hlahast torn. . plbntats la naval tradition., , - i . F Polret Twill has an envioM reputation for beauty and war and the dress on the right truly evidences this fact IMstinetiTt Indeed are the side strap effects, back snd front, the dainty novelty sleeves and graceful collar. A And pure and w mrtnient nf a successful surorise party Monday evening, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. Various contest games, music, and luncheon were enjoyed by Verna Bunker, Zelda Wilkinson, Dolly 8ylvla Madsen, Lola Spauldlng, Snyder, Fay and Ray Holdaway, Jewel Andreason, Thelma Snyder, Wflford Lyatrup, Willes iMadsen, Melvin Miner, Bernard Andersen. . - Model to the Right In the Illustration BUILDING AND LOAN AND LAKEVIEW . $29.75 make easy Installment loans. No waiting for your turn. See Provo Consolidated Real Estate. ! VINEYARD . In the Illustration pifnF mm WMM Pierce's Fork snd Hdsna SL gmaU ana pieW'sPo'rk and Beans eye td ran (o Extra Sifted Early June Peas 25o Large cans - Pierce's Pork; and " while jit is complete. being JAMS NEW1PACKPEAS ' Canton Crepe lends Its sot, charm to the model on the left. The round neck, loose pleated pas els, decorative silk fringing, banging stylishly helow the skirt, and sleeve , with the three-quartunique slit at side, will assun grace ana style, siosi rcmars.aoij' wards the missionaries Butter Sksggs' Creamery comes to us fresh each morning. 1 lb Skagga' Creamery Butter 4Uo l ib Full Cream A1U4 Cheese 2&o for An interesting display indeed, for it is in harmony with the prevailing popularity of brown and its varying shades the color absolutely assured as correct for Fall wear. The models are ez. tremely graceful and smart The savings are important because the fabric quality and the workmanship is par excellence for gar.' ments priced so low. You are urged to see this display at once' displayed there now than formerly. The business men especially, he says, are becoming more tolerant. At Syracuse, N. Y the missionaries were forbidden to hold street meetings and to tract from house to house. The mayor and city council of the city forbade any missionto ary work of the L. D. be done to the city. However, the missionaries informed the authorities that the constitution of the nation gave them the right to continue their missionary work in the city as long as they did not inter fere with anyone. Mr. Van Wagenen said that the Tlmpanogos climb received a splendid mention In one of the New York daily newspapers. v.t We Just received shipment ef 1922 s tsndsr, ; new pack pass. salmon cans Kosednle Salmon SSc Med flat can Chinook Salmon SOo Large tall can Alaska Red' ?al- ' raon 29o Maple eLat Salmon Steak, large can ...43c 286 West Center Provo, Utah. beauty will appreciate an impressive brown silk or cloth dress, so rich in sweet sirs plicity. The J. C. Penney Co. prices msks it possible for her to indulge her desire and be in tune with the glorious sunshine. The illustrations here show but two of the saw eral smart styles in this presentation. New Potatoes,, 13o lbs. Fresh Tomatoes. .V.25o Take home a few cans. . Fresh Hard Utah Cabbage, lb. 4a 1 cans Tender June Peaa....25o can 15o ' Large Juicy Lemons, dot..;.40ci Tender Early June Peas, 1 cans Sifted Early June Peas -- t Tall I' UUITJSK . b 'Si ISSBIB Mr. Van Wagenen spent four months of his mission in Vermont and the rest of the time in the Rochester conference, over which he presided the last year. He reports the work of the church progressing in the eastern states and that a more friendly feeling to- When aCaptain Becomes Admiral IS-o- Master ilfcettl)ld. ' Mb can Skaggs purity.. can Skaggs Purity;" .11.00 ' 100 lbs. states. it from factory-mad- e equipment Those present today were Chief Albert Marriott Assistant Chief O. C. Spencer, Roy Barnett, H. W. Mathews, A L. Chandler, E. P. Miller, and A G. White. The station of the company Is at Murray, from which point they an swer calls to all parts of Salt Lake county. The company was organTn fnllnwln Tonnsr ladies form ised a year ago. and is one'ot the i three In A m. nartv and entered an evening: fire county departments I thji mintw' TVnnvar ftnri T St Afl. of bathing, dancing and luncheon at gelea counties having the other Geneva: Virginia Bunker, Gladys two. Murdock; Zelda Wilkinson, Verna Craig's Repeater Pure Fruit and Sugar Jam, Jar......27e Loganberry and Apple Jam, 10- us. vaus .......... .a iua jJ'Ture Phei Jam, - $25.00. DANIELS AUTO WHEEL AND BODY SHOP All kinds of wheel and body rebuilding and repairing, Truck and bug bodies. Loose and utituifc ahiwli flffhfaniiit. Ratta. W. faction guaranteed.' 67 N. i Provo. v M. AYER8 POTATO CHIPS Large pkg. Potato Chips.... COFFEE We have Just received a car ef t ' at a discount of ' A-2- 5 . " Are Creations in Brown! Gold Dust, large pkg.......33c 8ea Foam, large pkg. ; .29o Old Dutch Cleanser tOc S Lighthouse Cleanser .. .;..80o ." ' Rulon C. Van Wagenen, son 6f Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Van Wagenen of this city, returned last week from a 26 months mission in the eastern .......... dos.-..f.27- I II The Newest Fall Dresses 10 bars P. k G. Naptha.. ...BOc 10 bars Pels Naptha ....V.,.75o 10 bars Creme Oil 69o 10 bars O U Palna.......1.50o doi...... II U'l C01S ME SOAPS AND CLEANSERS ' FOR SALE Toung . gentle mare, 1000 lbs.; buggy and harness, 130. g J65 8. Vniverslty Ave. y ij im tion. A-8- SALE-Gold- mi III IIkr 1111 the committee .having deliberated on the matter ever since the state convention, held a week ago. -- Mr., Dunbar was 'collector of Internal revenue during - the Wilson administration. He Is a veteran Democrat and, previous to the state convention, was manager ef the campaign for Senator W. King in Which he was successful. He was the unanimous choice of members of the committee on organiza- ; m in Style. Best . in Quality. Lowest in Price, . Phone 295 The Gas Company : ' ' I Phone 295 |