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Show THE HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922. L08T Person picking up lady's PurM la Columbia theater Wednesday evening please return to 8 Herald office. Reward. MARKETS steers,: 83.0085.50;. cows .choice and Heavy heifers, 14.0005.00; fair to good cows and heifers, flSOO 4.00; cutters, $3.0001.15; canners, FOR RENT 3 rooms, steam heated fruit. L502.0; fat bulls,. 12.503.00: and with all modern convenCHICAGO, Sept. 0. Apples, a bologna bulls. 2.003.00; Bght iences; furnished or' unfurnished; favorite fruit of the fall and winter veal-calv660 W, Center. . 8-nop; market Hogs Receipts, season, have appeared to the mar-ket-s tower; choice prime top fat hogs, to liberal supplies. 175. to 225 lbs, 28.85; feeders t&O H, A.. MENDENHALL. the violin man from Bait Lake City, will bej The United States bureau of 09.26; drive-Ins- , 18.000.80; heavbare for a few days with fine economics weekly fruit and vege ies, 86.5007.50. collection of viofina and. bows at table review issued today showed Sheep Receipts, 3755; market Hotel romr ltT'EiiBt that New York state bad sent to steady. Choice fat lambs, S10.00 terms If desired. Expert violin re market 800 cars of barrels of 11.00; choice yearlings, 36.5007.50; pairing. Violins bought, sold and apples with Arkansas second with fat wethers, 4.505.50; fat ewes, 4.00. 19. and Michigan next with 138 33.00 , exchanged. cars. California led in boxed ship "" GRAIN. WANTED-Positi- on by experienced ments of 171 cars. CHICAGO, Sept 6. Wheat aver-ageThe' market was strong, although stenographer. Phone 162." a little lower in price today, the demand was moderate. New FOR R ENT Two furnished rooms. York Oldenburgs advanced 25 chiefly as a result of hedging sales, 8 cents in New York City at 82.75 and cause for export demand1 seem, Phones J81-i 3.00 a barrel, and were firm " In ed slacfcThe tlnlsTi was unsettled FOR SALE One-toat 75c1.00 a at the same as yesterday's close to Ford truck. other markets at See M. H. Fisher, 466 S. 1st E. bushel. Midwestern Jonathans and down, with December Wealthys ranged from 82.50i3.S0 11.016-- to $1,013-- and September net Corn closed at at in Chicago and Kansas City. FOR SALE-La- te Crawford peaches, Grapes sold lower, the report decline to c advance, oats unalso white cling and Barlett said. Michigan Champions in changed to 14c higher, and provi. baskets were steady and sions up 5c to 2527c. pears. Phone Wheat eld within a range of ranged 2225c in city markets. BARGAIN If sold-a- t Moore's Earlys declined and ranged about lc and fluctuated rapidly on once, brick house, 3x12 lot, $1700; from 25 30c, and at shipping small orders either way. Hedging terms. 658 W. 6th N. points sold at 1920c f. o. b. Mich, sales increased noticeably on all tgan shipped 186 cars, a slight gain trades. It was likewise apparent TO TRADE Small fruit and berry over the preceding week, and Cali- that houses with seaboard connecfarm' in Sprlngrille to trade for fornia, shipments increased to 1656 tions were absorbing the offerings - j medium sized home in Provo. cars. whenever values underwent a ma. . Phone terial sag, but actual new export LIVESTOCK. dealings were small and were Bald WESTERN BUILDING AND LOAN to be confined almost entirely to NORTH SALT LAKE, Sept. 6. makes easy installment loans. No Cattle t-- Receipts, market Canadian wheat, which was selling 212; waiting for your turn. See Provo steady; prime steers, 36.25 7.00U42, under the basis of Chicago No Consolidated Real Estate. good steers, 5.006.25; feeder 2 bard. Gossip that British foodvalues were demoralised by uhusually heavy shipments from cenI tral Europe counted somewhat as an additional bearish factor. I 8-- es, 7 F0R-8A- tore. Cpok UE FOR SALE New Boehm system. , Center. Paona Inquire clarinet, E. 256 S-- 8 WILL TRADE Sonora phonograph for barn or second tiand lumber. 702 P, 4tk 8. : WANTED 2S White Leghorn Tul lets, April hatch. Phone 590-- J after 6 p. m. d 8-1- 3 S-- n 3-- S-- 8 8 -- 4 WANTED Girl for general house work, Phone 188. 2 four-qua- 272-W- LOST Light Jersey cow with A. J upside down on left hip. 378 N. 3rd E. S-- 8 modern S-- 8 FOR SALE Fresh Jersey milk and cream from Nuttall's herd, dis tributed by Provo Meat ft Packing Company. tf rt S-- 8 FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms, newly papered and painted. 702 E. &6-t- f 4th 8. Kimball piano, half price; also Aeolian player good FOR, 8ALE condition. Terms. to suit. N. F. Wilson, Consolidated Music Co., Salt Lake. 694-W- 1 PACIFIC COAST 'LEAGUE. S-1- 4 88 FOR N. 84 , BARGAIN8 GOOD estate see J. W. Johnson. real Phone in 633-- San Francisco Vernon Summer is officially over.. The next season on the calendar is tf WILL TRADE Sonora phonograph for barn or & 4th 8. second-han- lumber. d 103 tf Autumn, with its nippy nights and - " i frosty mornings. a FOR RENT One apt., 480 W. 1st N., f 10 per month. Phone 1 FOR SALE Have you got your coal in yet? 84 787-J-- modern house, two hatha, heating plant; lot 6x7 rods; 813 E. 4th N. Phone 80. tf FORD COUPE, new, equipped shock absorbers, cord Urea; a bargain. The Win, M. Roy lance Co. FOR SALE prao-tlcall- tf HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTINQ 330 W. Center Work - done right Mrs. A, F. Ritchie. FOR RENT W. 1st S. Phone us NOW and ask for m A-4- Furnished room. PEERLESS Phone Two O SMOOT 383 tf LU l?vl B ERG0MPANY Los Angeles Salt Lake Oakland Seattle Sacramento Portland Clothes to press. City Tailoring, 337 W. Center. Phone 850. Dolly Bleak, Prop. 100 68 99 91 75 74 71 61 60 59"- - 67 84 86 48 97 NATIONAL LEAGUE Won. Lost Pet. 76 .594 52 New York Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Xorkv 73 17 72 71 65 47 46 58 59 60 60 68 81 83 FOR 8ALE lr tf LOST You are losing money unless you trade with the Wasatch Produce. tf FOR SALE Dressed chickens spring cockerels, 33c lb.; old hens 80c lb. We deliver. Phone ' ' 791-R-- 6 ' A wonderful chance to get into dairying and farmning. We will sell or trade our equity, bal. runs at 6 per cent for ten years. Whatj have yo.u to offer. Call ' You Cao Do It Better PER CENT LOANS may be secured for any purpose on farm lands, irigated lands, to buy or build borne, city or farm, under our first mortgage certificates. Bankers Reserve Deposit Company, Gas & Electric Blig.', Denver, Colo. 2 MARRY IF LONELY For results, try me; best and most successful 'Home Maker'; hundreds rich wish marriage soon; strictly confi dential; most reliable; years exper--i lence; descriptions free. "The Successful Club," Mrs. Nash, Box 556, Oakland, Cal. " ' tf HEMSTITCHING and PICOT EDGE . work done in the best manner on all kinds of material and house hold linens at reasonable prices. made on silk BUTTONHOLES shirts a specialty. All work guar anteed. SINGER SEWING MA- CHIN El COMPANY, 97 North University Avenue. Phone 399. FOR SALE Classy ting, the finest v in town. Come in and look it over. The price Is right Wren Wllklns, 890 W. Center St ' tf bushels best Elberta peaches grown. Delivered 50c, picked at orchard 40c, you pick them 25c. McMlllen. Phone FOR 8ALE '. 667-J- . 1000 4 ; aT: GAME CHICKEN" 8, Abo MOTTAND JEFF and j I i season series rac- e- yesterday. Jy taking a slugging ame from the Cavemen Shelley started en the mound for American Fork and for two innings Ly to hold Heber down. In' last of the third frame the,, FOX NEWS X -- ALSO COMEDY SFRAKD-- 11-- Eagles had' gone out and none were on the bases; Things began to happen at that moment, and before the finish the game was wrapped, tied and delivered to the Eagles. Sweat walked and Pete : Murdock walked. The doctor bad in mind some new painless method of ex and teeth, obviously; tracting wasn't absorbed in extracting flies The ball from the : atmosphere. sank through the doctor's hands and reclined gracefully on the grass. When the Cave City dentist picked up the sphere and tossed it in two runs had scampered over the pan, Pitcher Shelley was a mile or two in the air, and the game bad gone blooey! Shelley lasted until four more Eagles crossed the plate, and then, to keep from staying in Heber all week Captain Happy yanked the hurler and substituted Sherrill, from whom four runs were scored in the rest of the game. Art Murdock pitched for Heber, and held the Cavemen well in hand excepting the fifth and ninth in nings. The score by innings: American Fork . ; . 010 030 004 t 017 100 020-1Heber fifth inning, rain. Second game postponed, rain. At Philadelphia Broklyn 4, Phil- adelphia 6. At Cincinnati St. Louis 4, Cin- cinnati 7. No other games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Won. Lost St Louis 81 79 71 67 60 54 52 New York for bUc1i a goode ,Managr j, b. Ashton th. ,tmn of the theater that the coming shows win do equally as good and even better than last "night's performancsi : Although it ie rather difficult to pick the headllner on a program where each performer is a star in his particular line. Jack, West: Jn "The Love Nest" shuld be mentioned for his ability as an actor and a comedian. With his supporta ing cast be kept the audience in continual good humor. It la seldom that a more act than that given by Billy Bouncer is seen 4m the stage. The only objection that may be ft, is that it registered against ' makes the audience laugh until they are almost sick. Anele CapoeU, "The Little Wop," min with Freddie Clinton, jgave a good rendition of .several popular songs, and Lockhart and Laddie performed well in their versatile eccentricities. All of the acts were favorably received by the small but appreciative audience. - - as-th- laugh-provoki- THEN TROUBLE STARTS K X At Louis St Cleveland Louis Pet .459 .422 .4. 3, ThexJlaughter Leader 4 LLOYD COULD FJGHT 4 - - Harold Lloyd was. a mere strip. ling when he took up physical n training, and when he was a youth he could take care of himself with boys twice hfs size. His mother loves to tell thti story of the time when the . family was living in Omaha and warfare waged between the "city kids"-- and the "country kids." The farmer boys who went to the school that Harold . attended repudiated everything; that, had a town trade-marThe disputes that arose had to be settled with fists, and the town boys won out The future picture star was among, the leaders of the victorious army. Later, young Lloyd visited ,rthe country, and there .the old warfare renewed by six farmer lads. "I can't take, you au on at once," said Harold, surveying, the gang, "but I'll do what I can with one at a new for Lloyd time." That seemed fair enough Sornetbinjr of a "Fraidy romance the and six rounds, each with a differ ent antagonist were fought, Lloyd Cat" boy. besting each opponent in turn. You'll laugh at Lloyd! That ended the feud. Harold says there Is no group of boys in the world that hasn't its YouU love his grandma I bully, but that eventually the others turn against the bully and The story is a surprise. whip him. That is exactly what happens in "Grandma's Boy," ex The finish is a road. Some cept that in that case Harold ad In "Grandma's Bo." ministers the thrashing unassisted. joy 3 half-grow- Vive Reels of Joy v 67 71 74 78 : GRANDtoSLBoV .600 .599 .522 54 63 65 TONIGHT,; FRIDAY, SATURDAY and married him as the culmina tion" of a real international , roMrs. Griffin traces her mance. descent from tba Empress Jose-Dhine of France. -When Mra. Griffin learned that her granddaughter was to do a picture with a lot of Spanish, atmosphere, she took from, her trunks the relics of her youth: .fine shawl and "mantillas, rare and beautiful fans and Jewelry- - Many of these appear as costumes and ''props" in the picture,and. Mrs. Griffin, as In terested as any young girl, was nearly always on the stage , when Spanish scenes were being made,, St. 11. No other games scheduled. The; Wallace Retd FOR NATIONAL BEAUTY HONORS Diver & nib Grande fet Paramount Picture The Dictator A South American army recently Invaded the Lasky studio at Holly wood, Cal. Despite the exigencies of the camera, which demanded that the troops wear pink trousers, so that they appear "white" in the picture, these soldiers of one of a mushroom repub lic, which are frequently overturned in a night, looked quite formidable. In an immense set showing a palace audience chamber sits the general In command,. KaMa Pasha,' showing enough gold lace and brass Western .Railroad System STEADY JOBS at general headquarters. little later Wallace Reld, the star, portraying a youthful and ex uberant American In love with a pretty Spanish girl, whom he fol lows to the scene of revolution, ap pears, ( and the trouble starts with a vim. Lila Lee- - is the - girt,- and lh$ proves to be charming as "the daughter of a revolutionary leader. ineodore Hosioff is her father. The play was a success, and the picture should be even a greater i The Annual National Beauty one because of the greater scope Pageant at Atlantic City, N J. afforded, Walter Wood- s- did - the hat two wfansif tttriea. screen version and the story was Above is Miss Gertrude Shoemack, written by the late Richard Hard (who folks of HarrisburBL Pa, ing Davis. "The Dictator" will be tectcd as their prettiest gni Below the feature at the Columbia theater it Miss Loraine Faskej, who wfO tor ' two days, beginning tonight represent Toledo, O. These art Oh The supporting cast is excellent nrst two entered Afl states v3L U " for ,. . Qualified Railroad Mechanics To Take STANDARD DATING FROM TIME WITH RIGHTS SENIORITY OF EMPLOYMENT AS PRE SCRIBED BY THE UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD Will Be Paid As Follows: A - i at-ea- dy - .... . v "A GAME VAUD1V1LLE HIGH BILL IS CUSS s If the initial offering of the vaudeville at the Columbia theater is an indication of the acts Pan-tage- that wlllbe presented there during the coming season, the vaudeville patrons of Provo and Utah county will be given first class shows. . ' The audience last night was CHICKEN" ' the Place of Strikers WAGES Cv O. The Gas Way is the Best Way 295 - Eagles drew up along side American Fork in the post- represented,. Phone SPORT REVIEW FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BEBE DANIELS ' nil' buttons to decorate the uniforms Water Heating Bath and Bedroom Heating Canning Study Lighting welding and cutting. We weld anything made of metal. Work guaranteed. First class serv-- . ice. 42 N. 4tb W., Provo. Phone ll f t.'j'A--- of a regiment of troops. He is worried Because he lacks ammunition and registers perturba. tion effectively while James Cruze, the director, sends commands through a megaphone, which the general obeys, like a voice from the FOR n. M. AYERS WELDING CO. . . vx.v v ) eling Heber Gas and the Gas will he always ready, flowing regularly from the gas works to your home. 6 FABLES v S-- 8 S-- . Sept fast-tra- also - i 1 Latin-America- .LOST Baby's black push cart, with leather top. Reward. 160 N. Univ. Ave. 888-J- HEBER, The 7. I I II llll I S-- 7 fHOLD YOUR HORSES' i t Also , TONIGHT AND FRIDAY Rmrnliir Prlru vi Yesterday's Games. At Chicago Detroit 8, Chicago 5. At New York Boston .2, New And the Price of Coal Advances And a Coal Shortage Follows RAM FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms, gas. 392 8. 2nd E. Phone 148. ii .m 2 Yesterday's Game. At Heber Eagles 11, Cavemen Friday's Game. At American Fork. ; FOR RENT Furnished roomB for! light housekeeping, downstairs. 55 W. 2nd N. - Only PWperly Ventilated Theater la Provo York 9. FOR SALE, CHEAP Stude- baker truck, good condition. Auto Co! TONIGHT, 7:30, 9:15 TQM MOORE Si-- .:. 7: .... t t Heber Boston GOME-S- tf . HOW THEY 8TAND. Won. Lost Pet 2' .500 American Fork . Chicago Ford wheels, touring body, and bug body, Ahlander's, 6th 8. and Univ. Ave. 7SG-R-- I I Washington Philadelphia Ford WANTED Peach pickers; Phone housekeeper. i: llll II -. Prinooss i i to Go u LV Detroit per 780-R-- .557 .546 .545 .542 .48? .367 .357 Yesterday's Games, Boston First game, New Boston 1, called at end of 1 TO LOAN on farms, 8 cent interest Phone 688. .633 .627 .575 .472 .463 .458 .386 .385 Yesterday's Games. At Los Angeles Salt Lake 0, Vernon 1. At Oakland Sacramento 4, Oakland 3. At Seattle San Francisco-Seattl- e game postponed; traveling. At Portland Los Angeles-Portlan- d game postponed; traveling. At WANTED MONEY 111 w ' . Wicker baby carriage. 4th E. Jt The VL t awwai 11 c S-- 8 RENT Two apt. 371 N. 3rd W FOR" v II III liiii-ai- i - mi' m i -- m m I nrr in nfiT g-- 8 31-0- FOR SALE - Rttti B Hat ' .u III III II " 70cents per hour Machinists, Blacksmiths, Boiler Makers, cents per hour cents per hour Pipe Fitters, 70centsper hour 70 cents per hour Tinners, 70 cents per hour Sheet Metal Workers, 63 cents per hour Car Repairers, 51 to 50 cents per hour Machinists' Helpers, Round House Service Men, 35 to 38 cents per hour Coach Cleaners, 34 to 37 cents per hour 27 to 51 cents per hour ; Apprentices, 70 70 . Differentials of 3 cents per hour oyer the forezoinsr rates are paid to mechanical craftsmen on night shifts, and differentials of 5 cents to 10 cents ner hour in excess of the fore- golngf rates are paid to highly skilled positions in the vat-cnamcai craiis. 1 at Time and Overtime One-hal- f.' Have you a little Spanish grand' mother in your homeT ' '. Applicants for work should aoDlt at the office of the "It's your loss If you haven't." of - Motive" Power, Shop Superintendent, Bebe "A Superintendent of star Game Daniels, says Chicken' which will open. Friday Master Mechanic or Shop Foreman., at. Denver, Burnham, at the Princess theater. niebto. SaHda. Minturn. Grand Junction. Montrose, wag- Miss Daniels has a quaint little Lake City, Ogden, or grandmother, who is, In her way, as way, Gunnison,' Alamosa, Chama, Salt , Local . Agent, . , i interesting as the pretty star of any : t Realart Pictures herself. Eva de JOSEPH H: YOUNG, . la Plasa Griffin Is the daughter of e a governor of Colombia, On a trip to Buenos Aires she met The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad System: the American consul in that city, . one-tim- r |
