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Show THE HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1922. Mountaineer's Wife, by Trick, Escapes Man Who Killed Her Husband By NEA ' The prisoner told police that SAN DIEGO. Cal., Aug. 30 A the murder he feared the dog faithful dog, lying outside the door would get him into trouble and he 01 & lonely mountain cabin; is cred asked Mrs. Kester why she kept ited with saving the life of Mrs. the "'cui Florence Kester and bringing about "Oh, I don't know,"' the girl re the arrest of a man, accused of plied, "but you know sometimes a laying her husband. kgCana-4h-will save a person's life." A snore from''CQllia Jim"' and e ufdr Bight f th the woman's quick wit drove the midnight. Said Mrs. Kester then murder And Mrs. of the "Just after my fius layer away. Kester, escaped by running band, I was in the hands of that barefooted in the night across three terrible man. I wondered then miles of the San Djego mountains where the dog was. . to the main highway. "Finally,. I heard him breathing, The man, fleeing because be just outside the door. He was cor thought the noise the dog made ing like a human being. I thought was the husband, reviving from the for a moment how I could make the was was most of that. My husband Clubbing he . had received, caught with the aid of the Scotch lying outside, beaten to death. DOIIT BOY THE PIG tifcf-k- NEW He is in jail, and is said to "Then 1 thought if I could make have confessed to the sensational that man believe Tom was coming "moonshine murder." back, I could escape. The dog gave Police say the two men had been me the very chance. 1 waited until engaged in the illicit whiskey traf- iis gave a loud snore. fic at the mountain cabin and that "Tom's coming back,' I screamIn a quarrel the man under arrest ed. killed the husband, lom Kester, by "He heard the dog snore once beating him over the head with a then he ran. And I escaped across I pick handle. Then he attacked the the mountains in my hire feet. ' wife. owe my life to this hog." Coast Atlantic FULLER. NEW YORK, Aug. 30. Will the seaboard yet be the Atlantic "eattle country" of the Pnited By ROBERT ' states? . a distinct trend toward beet raising has been noted in the east foTgome months. Farmer and breeders in thii action of tha United States, long supreme as producers of dairy cattle, are now turning their attention to raising beef cattle. The grassy pastures, hllllsed forage and extensive timber land of the east is said by experts to be admirably adapted to beef cattle One leading breed of production. beet cattle is now said to number more than 15,000 head on eastern Eastern stockmen are taking to the idea, realizing that they have let much valuable land go to waste through failure to utilize their nat ural advantages. In the accompanying illustration, are shown two Hereford heifers and a fair admirer the first ar farms. show. The developing demand for beef rivals for the Wilmington cattle in the Atlantic and New Eng- The Herefords were a part of the land states is responsible for the W. L. Yost herd from Missouri. A-N- MRS. FLORENCE! KESTER AND "COLLIE JIM." Hollywood, California, has a com Larkspur '4s a poisonous plant More tnan 1,500 chorus. often causing sudden death to cattle munity persons gather weekly for group but horses eat it with no resultant singing and to hear in short progillness. The owners of grazing rams the great artists and musi herds in the National Forest Reser cians of the country. Hollywood . has a nhilharmonic orchestra .dIrv a wnahinotnn mnat raira inwt"" into consideration when accepting the bowl, a natural amphitheater allotments for the year's grazing. in the hills. ...... . . . 'How'd You Like to Be r -J- -- Cherry Hill Dairy Milk n '. Come Just to look "SAYING BY TOMMY" Jh. other day a lady came into our store; upon d looking around Bhe said, "I didn't have an idea you so many beautiful things!". Gee Whiz! We've advertised for the past "steen" years the different things we had to sell and still people come m and say that. Well, we've decided to have OPEN HOUSE for a week. We invite the whole darn public to come in and give us the ONCE OVER. We promise to have enough bargains to satisfy those who wish to buy and enough things of interest on display to satisfy those who wish to look. Now, you won't bother us in the least and we promise not to bother you. COME JUST TO LOOK. THINGS YOU NEED TODAY Fruit Jars, Crock Jars, Bottle Lids, Rubbers, Preserving Kettles, Strainers, Dippers, Fruii Funnels, Spices, Tea and Coffee, Malt, Hops, Caps and Cappers. F. CANNON Scientific Eyesight Specialist Over Irvine's Store. Phone 555. Provo, Utah. car-rie- ' Aviator training at the naval air station at Anacostla, almost D. C, fly Into the eye of the camera aa the movie men get thrillers tor tha news reels. The fliers are rah en miner fn iha rin.,ia . r,.w. Ito be hew at DcjroU jn October. MAKES CHILDREN FEEL LIKE THIS. BEST FOOD PRODUCED. STILL SELLING AT 14 QUARTS FOR $1.00 Sweet cream for breakfast tomorrow from the milk you buy today that's our guarantee. PHONE Use Herald Want Ads 780-R-- i.iiihi ii 3. M GET READY for WINTER We have big just received of shipment Army Bankets, Get as many as you need while have them in stock. We can save you money. T t U.S. Arnry Goods Melton Navy Blankets, eachT. Wool b. .$3.95 Officers' All Wool Plaid Double Blankets, each 15) $6.45 and 0. D. extra Gray heavy each O. All-Wo- Blankets, ol $3.45 D. Heavy like new, each All-Wo- Blanket, ol $3.25 LAHKETS The average weight of these blankets is 4 lbs. They are renovated, but are in perfect condition in fact, they are practically new. Thes blankets are guaranteed all wool and are made by olITTONE h PROVO, UTAH. reinforced concrete pavement and capable of earring traffic of 20,00fr vehicles per 24 hour day. 239-- such prominent manufacturers as the American Woolen Mills Co. ! DR. SPURRIER loot- - SERVICE FIRST REGULAR GAS ODLS, Six Kinds of the Best Utah Coal on the Market. Administrator. Satisfaction Guaranteed. (First publication Aug. 22; last publication Sept 1. 1922.) SMOOT & SPAFFORD Uptown Office, Commercial HI-TES- GAS T TIRES AND TUBES Drive In and Be Served. NO GUTTER NO CURB NO WAITING Provo Greenhouse Phone Eight-O- , D "Where the Flowers Grow" REMOVED TO GREENHOUSE Owing to the fact that 80 per cent of our orders come over the telephone, and wishing to give more personal attention to growing nice fresh flowers and plants, we have closed our office in the Colura-bi- a theater and will be at the greenhouse, corner First South and Second West. ' JAMES W. CHAPPELL, Bank. Neons and (8.00 each and are put on tale at our store at low this remarkable price enabling everyone to get serviceable blankets at a nominal figure. Be sure to get yours before they are Yard Phone 17. WATERMELONS AND CANTELOUPES The sweetest melons ever grown in Utah. all gone. CAULIFLOWER Provo Army & Navy Dept. Store 3C SERVICE ALL THE 1922. $7.00 304 West Center, Provo, SERVICE LAST . OREM MOTOR CO NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. Day and Night Service. In the District Court of the Third Repairing Our Specialty. Judicial District, County of Salt Lake, State of Utah. Gas, Oil and Accessories. In the matter of the estate of Acetylene Welding. Alice Noyes Chappell, Deceased. Pursuant to an order duly made A. V. Washview, Orem, Utah. by the above entitled court, dated the 8th day:of August, 1922, the un administrator of the dersigned, estate of Alice N'oyes Chappell, deWHY ceased, will sell at private sale the WORRY following described property: We can save Commencing 5 rods east of the S. V. corner of Block 30, Plat "B," you money by Provo City Survey, thence nortn a repairing your rods, thence east 33 feet, thence old shoes. 5 33 west to feet south rods, thence ECONOMY 10 of In all the place beginning. SHOE SHOP sqtiaro rod. 403 W. Center. Commencing at the southeast corner of Lot 3, Block 30, Plat "B." Provo City Survey, thence north 12 rods, thence west 41.5 feet, thence Advertising Designs and south 12 rods, thence e.ast 41.5 feet Illustrations. to place of beginning. In al about 30 square rods. Signs, Show Cards and Commencing 41.5 feet west of the Posters. southeast corner of Lot 3, Block 30. Plat "B," rrovo City Survey, thence north 12 rods, thence west 16.25 feet, thence south 7 rods, thence wost 24.75 feet, thence south 5 rods. thence cast 41 feet to place of beginning. In all about 19.22 square rods. Phone 536-90 N. 4th E. Said property will be sold on or Provo, Utah. after the 1st day of September, 1922. and bids will be received by the administrator, James W. Chap-pell- . 961 South Seventh East St.. PROVO TYPEWRITER Salt Lake City, Utah, or by his atEXCHANGE torneys, Baker & Baker, at their Geo. E. said office in Provo, Utah, for propBrattan, Manager. erty on or before the said 1st day of Typewriters Repaired, Bought 1922. September, and Sold. Repairing a spec Terms of ale,xash. Bids must be AO work guaranteed. accompanied by certified check or ialty. PHONE 201-draft for 10 per cent of the amount bid, balance to be paid upon confirmation of sale by above court. YEARS IN BUSINESS Dated this 10th day of August, AND CUCUMBERS Our Guarantee: Goods Exchanged or Money Refunded. I i 30 They cost the govern- ment between A a Chiropractor tog the homes of exclusive Chicago Over Farrer Bros. Store. residences of thousands of dollars' worth of Jewels and money, after Phones: Office 126, Res. 247-- J first lulling the suspicions of neigh- YOUR SPINE Is the Index of bors by his rare piano playing. A score from "Rlgoletto,, at one place Your Health. La Call for FREE Examination. and pleasing portion from Trivata" and "II Trovatore," marked the thefts. i of " 1. burglar has been gj " Knight Slock, Provo, Utah. Phone 661-- DR. H. f : t HAVE YOUR PAINTING, PAPER PAPERHANGING, CLEANING and KALSOMIN- The "Ideal section" of the Lincoln ING done right by BOB highway,' now under construction WHITE. Free bottle of furni- in Lake county Ind., will cost tare polish with every job. mile. The road will be wide, constructed of 316 East Center St.. Phone A musical n o. 40-fe- Cameraman? I ........... " Room 7, $100,-000-- .; Pri.. " SPEECH COMES BACK NEW YORK, Aug. 30. Although Lena Stein of New York, now 85 years old, had been deaf and dumb ever since her girlhood, now talks J and can hear as well as the average person. g This remarkable recovery of an and speech hearing followed attack of pneumonia, complicated by influenza, according to physicians, who have observed the case in an effort to trace the possible effects of the illness upon the old woman's ear drums and vocal cords. Lowest Maid-o-Barl- ey . stopped. Kice 48-l- b became apparent in Bill's demeanor after his first swallow. Out of the hallway rushed Bill Hare It Done the Royal Way brandishing his demijohn. He made Where Quality and Workman a bee line for the peddler who had sold him the banana oil instead of ship Count, We Win. bar oil. The peddler ducked. Bill ROYAL SHOE REPAIRING was Indiscriminate in his attentions. COMPANY If he couldn't reach the peddler he We Call and Deliver wanted he'd take the first one he 208 W. Center. Phone 674. could get. When Detective Harry Pohl reached the scene the mob of pushcart peddlers were making ready to ABE W. TURNER lynch Bill. He had destroyed about Attorney-at-La- v 1,000 worth of fruit before he was fM . Phone , Al vk sack Patent Floor . , 100-l- b sack Mill Run Bran and Shorts.. i fj Breakfast Bacon, per lb. Picmc Hams, large size, per lb. 02I Smoked Bacon Squares, per lb.. " 22I iir? Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen. . , ;., . Creamery Butter, any brand. ." ' Ranch Butter, lb. 7. . . . , 2 pkgs. Noodles, any brand Coffee i2 2 pkgs. ."a... "' o2 .. 2 pkgs. Cream of Barley . " Premium pkg.Xfcrnatiofr Wheat Flakes 20 lbs. Potatoes r. . . . -- . . . . tttt;-oljj 12 lbs. Fresh Tomatoes ZkI ' Fresh Cauliflower, per lb. i ' i Cabbage, per lb. " ' Sj Green Bell Peppers, per lb. ' . 10 bars White Laundry Soap ' 40? 10 bars Kirk's Flake Soap 4$l Complete Stock Spices and Vinegar for Pickline Highest Cash Price Paid for Fresh Eggs. 10 Jos. - Ylm BUY FOR CASH SAMUEL44ftKOPP 450 West Center. .Some shoemakers tool all the people some of the time and some of the people all the 15. You're on" said Bill. time, but Charley Curtis fools Stepping Into an adjacent hall all the people all the time. way William sampled his purchase. Passersby say a remarkable change C. CHARLEY Be decision to hold a beef cattle stock show at Wilmington, Del., starting the week of September 4. True this is a Hereford show but it is a national show and will be! the greatest exhibition pt beet cattle ever held in the east. Many herds are, entered and cash! 6,000 prizes totaling more than will be awarded. States represented are: Colorado, Indiana, Connecticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Missouri, Ohio and Pfin?jl-vanla- . Mississippi, SAVE MONET abroad. On his way back home Bill en countered a push cart peddler who offered him a gallon of excellent whiskey for the- ridiculous sum of "Cattle Country"? (Special to The Herald.) Auf. JO. There -- a law making ought it particeps crlmnils, - dolce far Biente, or something foreign-soun- d ing onl illegal for a bootlegger to go away on his vacation and leave his patrons high and dry. Take tne case or Bill MUrod, a watchman of New York. He wasn't feeling well the other day, so be thought he'd run over and consult his bootlegger. You can imagine Bill's chagrin when he learned that friend boot legger had closed his place and gone collie. Will YORK, to 'be Business and Professional III A SACK i half-clothe- " . Service. Utah. JOE CLARK 11th North and 4th West or at three-mil- e post on Provo Bench. . .. Phone 782-J-- Use The Herald Want Ads Have Your Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing Done Right SIC WORK GUARANTEED CLOTHES INSURED DTC Tor That Better Service Call Up 809" SANITARY CLEANING AND DYEING COMPANY Plant 64 N. 4th West Provo, UtaK. The Only Modern Cleaning Plant in Utah County. Don't use gasoline in the home. It's cheaper to pay for dry cleaning WE SPECIALIZE ON LADIES FINE GARMENTS than to pay for funeral. , . ri S.I |