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Show THE lIERALD; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1922. ALE-- AU kinds of Yegetablet, mangle beets, carrota and pumpkin by the ton. R. ay, J14 W, 4th 8, Phone 611. -U FOR -. -O- ROOM Jor two gentlemen; board If desired. 3 W. 2nd N. - s-- r WANTED High school boy for 39 roommate; board If wished 819 W. 2ndN. FOR R ENT nished, WLJlat S. phone house, tarCalH16t 711-- -- WANTED BOARD 5 at woman Middle-ase-d AND ROOM If you Uke a real home atmosphere and enjoy good home cooking, call 287 E. 2nd ' North. 8-2- 0 and which will tag for Paramount com to " the-- . : Columbia ' theater Thursday. The millions of particles were twirling at a high rate of speed a Agnes Ayres and Rudolph Valentine, the featured players, were engaged In a dramatic scene wherein he rescues her from marauding Bedouins. "Stop the engine. called Melford Obediently the mechanic switched oft the aeroplane motor which was raising so much dust but the sand continued to fly. "What the deuoe," began Melford. 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"The Country Beyond," by James FOR 8ALE Ford wheels, Ford touring body, and bug body. Oliver Curwood, Is a romance which balsam-scenteFOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms, Ahlander's, 6th 8 and .Univ. Ave. carries you off to a to witness tehee situawilderness newly papered and painted. 702 E. tions and swift adventure. ' Mr. th S. previous novels have taken so wen that we are sure you will FOR 8ALE Kimball piano, "half REAL SANDSTORM enjoy this new one. Basil King tells us In "The Conprice; also Aeolian player good condition. Terms to suit. N. F. quest of Fear" that courage is not Music Co., Wilson, Consolidated The great wind machine was the antidote of fear; but a quality Bait Lake. working its hardest in the desert developed in a porportlon as fear sandstorm scene in "The 6hiek" has been conquered. If you fear FOR GOOD BARGAINS in real which George Melford was produc- - for your health, worry about your estate see J. W. Johnson. Phone Job, lack the courage to face the 633-future, read Mr. King's suggestions by which that desirable conquest may be possible. WILL TRADE Sonora phonograph "Victory" is a romance by the for barn or second-han- d lumber. foremost JSnblish novelist Joseph 702 E. t4h8. Mr. Conrad has given to Conrad. TONIGHT AND FOR SALE the reading public a number of exmodern house, cellent books and his late novel THURSDAY two baths, heating plant; lot 6x7 promises to be equally as good. "IT'S A GREAT LIFE" rods; 213 B. 4th N. Phone 90. In "Feet of the Furtive" Major By C. G. D. Roberts takes us into the FOR SALE FORD COUPE, pracheart of the animal world, and inMary Roberts Rinehart tically new, equipped shock abterprets the true spirit of the Also sorbers, cord tires; a bargain. The and animal nature in a Wra. M. Roylance Co FABLES style so remarkable that a new Inand terest in wild life is born. 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Return for reward to Herald office. 4 rOR SALE 45 laying d cents each. 190 S. 5th W. A 3 . wonderful chance to get into dairying and farmning. We will jll or trade our equity, bal. runs 6 per cent for ten years. What ve you to offer. Call 780-R-- it "A; nn hi- a -i uoiviuu uj cajjoi ioulcu stenographer. Phone 162. 3 ESTERN BUILDING AND LOAN makes easy installment loans. No Uting tor your turn. See Provo lidated Real Estate. Irs CHEAP Stude-taker truck, good condition. Nay- auco vo. T W You are loslnc cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents per per per per per per per per per per per delegates. One-hal- f. y, money on- - you trade with the Wasatch tf any Local Agent. jduoe. : SALE Dressed chickens, tiring cockerels, 33c lb.; otd hens lb. We deliver. Phone i VisM'i: R ; 9 14 delegates. hour Seventh district at Fifth ward hour meeting uouse. 11 delegates. hour Eighth district at Maeser school, 12 delegates. hour Fitters, Pipe The delegates to the county conhour Tinners, vention are also to be elected to (he precinct convention which is 70 hour Sheet Metal Workers, to be held at the courthouse on 63 hour Car Repairers, the 19th of September at 8 o'clock The delegates to the prep. m. 51 to 59 hour Machinists' Helpers, cinct convention shall nominate a hour Round House Service Men, 35 to 38 candidate for city judge and a pre cinct constable. At this precinct 34 to 37 hour Coach Cleaners, convention the delegates shall 51 to 27 hour Apprentices, organize for the coming two years, shall transact such other busiDifferentials of 3 cents per hour over the foregoing rates and ness as shall properly come before are paid to mechanical craftsmen on night shifts, and differ- said convention. entials of 5 cents to 10 cents per hour in excess of the fore- After the precinct convention the will hold a caucus. going rates are paid to highly skilled positions in the me- delegates Each district if it has not perchanical crafts. fected its organization will please do so at said primary. See that Overtime at Time and the names of delegates chosen are actApplicants for work should apply at the office of the forwarded to L. T. Epperon, Utah. ing county secretary. Provo, of Motive Power, Shop Superintendent, Send the names of all Superintendent offiMaster Mechanic or Shop Foreman at Denver, Burnham, cers to Abe W. Turner. district ABE W. TURNER, Pueblo, Salida, Mirttum, Grand Junction, .Montrose, Ridg-waChairman, Provo Precinct. Gunnison, Alamosa, Chama, Salt Lake City, Ogden, or 70 70 70 70 70 Machinists, Blacksmiths, Boiler Makers, home, CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES. Pursuant to a call heretofore issued by' the Democratic county chairman that primaries be held in all districts and precincts of Utah county on or before the 16th day of for the purposes of September electing delegates to attend the Pemocratic county convention, the official call for district primaries In Provo precinct is hereby issued. Democratic primaries will be held in all eight districts of Provo Thursday, September 14, at 8 o'clock p. m., at the following places: JOSEPH H. YOUNG, Receiver 791-R-- 6 The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad System The lareeat nrnriiuMInn nf mnv automobile factory in England was maae in mrmlngham, where approximately 130 cars are produced weekly. SHERLOCK BROWN FOR KI3Ff VIIQI ... IHU13 ObllUUU 5 grinding;-roatme-o- schoolsjBeJtereyesterda7teiN noon and arranged the schedule for the football games to be played In this division this season. The schools which are going to have teams in the field are Provo, Springville. Spanish Fork, Payson, Lehl and Eureka. Melvln Wilson, principal of the Payoa high, school, was appoint ed to represent this division in the state high school athletic association, In place of Principal Ray Done of Springville, who has held the office the past two years. The coaches present were Clar ence Edwards of Provo, Wallace (Josh) West of Lehl. "Curly" Bowen of Spanish Fork, Glen Sim mons of Payson, Kline or Tintic, and Peterson of apringvuie. The following schedule was ar- ranged ;. Friday, September w aear-eulcid- aaT sleuthT clared. ik And sure enough one day he "Sorry." replied Salo; I' might bumps straight into a mystery that need It again some day " Then Salo mad for the railroad oat) oui reu mo euum umiea states secret service. The secret formula tracks, for a side door Pullman to for a powerful explosive has beea Salt Lake, where he lost hla money stolen from a Toung leiutenant to on moonshine and gambling as he was on the threshold of a return whose custody it had temporarily committed trip to Finland. It was then that Sherlock Brown finds the trail be tried the suicide route. finds the document, loses it through, a trick of the conspirators ant A seagoing motor vehicle Is ultimately recovers it again after a operated at Cleethorps Beach, near series of most amusing adventures instinct as Grimsby, England, to travel on In which a land and water. It carries both au- a crime hound is revealed. tomobile and launch licenses. sure-enoug- h 22. Payson at Spanish Fork. Friday, September 29. "Springville at Provo. Lehl at Spanish Fork. Eureka at Payson. Friday, October 6. Provo at Payson. Lehl at Springville. Eureka at Spanish Fork. Friday, October 13. Provo at Eureka. Spanish Fork at Springville. Payson at Lehi. Friday, October 27. Lehi at Provo. Springville at Eureka. Friday, November 3. Spanish Fork at Provo. Payson at Springville. Eureka at Lehi. The winners of the Utah county division will meet the winners of the southern division at Richfield to decide which team will go against the northern champions. The state championship game will be played at Salt Lake City, Sat urday, November 25. WW CENT LOANS tnav. he HAPlireri fnr nnv nurnnao nn farm lands, irigated lands, to buy or build home, city or farm, under our first mortgage certificates. Bankers Reserve Deposit Company, Gas & Electric Bldg., Denver, Colo. fflSS "The Only Properly Ventilated Theater lh Provo'' TONIGHT 8:15, 25c, 40c, 55c. BOBBY PENDER TROUPE Europe's Wonder Act JUDSON COLE MLLE. RHEA PETTEL FAMILY Novelty Act COMEDY COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA THURSDAY With This picture is being run by special request. operated by this company are, in the broadest meaning of the phrase, "symbols of service". For instance, at any Continental station you may have the crank-cas- e drained free of charge. Courteous attention, full measure, dependable these mean much to the motoring quality public. This Company is always striving to give its patrons more and more reason to appreciate the service that it is rendering. For it is fully aware that its growth depends entirely uponthis appreciation. CONOCO POLARINE The Perfect Motor GARGOYLE MOBILOILS Bag Conoco Coupon Book. Thy toot Hmt and Mm makinf Th art fcW at any Conltntniol Stnlet SkMien. thmgt. THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Cbeysnae Albuquerque (ACrfarade Corparatiaa) MATINEE 3:45 "THE SHEIK" HpHE RETAIL DISTRIBUTING STATIONS lobe tbtte 1922 LA PINE & EMERY Little Whatnots of Vaudeville S-- The Balanced Gasoline Fooleries of The Sweetheart of the Dance . PER 9 1. and Sunday. The first regular practice will be held Monday afternoon, when Twitchell expects at least 30 varsity men and 40 freshmen out on the field. The first scrimmage work will be held about Thursday and Friday after the boys have become a little better acquainted with the ball and have learned a few signals. Third district at Franklin school, 12 delegates. Fourth district at Timpanogos school, 10 delegates. Fifth district at Timpanogos school, 16 delegates. Sixth district at Parker school, B. v!OR com-munt- y 14 LABOR BOARD FOR RENT 5 rooms. SO 2nd S. Inquire Frank W. tBbbs. AUG delegates. Second district at Central school, UNITED STATES RAILROAD Young milk cow, $63. LOGAN, SepL 13. Plans are; al most complete for the opening of the Aggie football training camp here tomorrow. Coach Dick Rom- ney and Captain Maurice Conroy hare' been here since Sunday even I ing and have looked Into all of the details of the camp. "It will be difficult to round up all of our men on the first day of the camp," .. .said Coach Romney, "V" F.OOTBALL 8CHEDULE. "but we will get them all in befoe At Provo, Saturday, October 7, the opening of school and practi cally all of them will be almost Utah Aggies. -- for a game by the time At Salt ake-Htyi Saturday, ready school opens September 25." October 14, University of Utah. The Aggie training camp Idea Is At Provo, Tuesday, October 24. a new one, originated by Coach Colorado Mines. Romney, and 1b about the only At Provo, Tuesday, November 14, solution of the problem confronting University of Wyoming. a coach whose school is delayed In At Fort Collins, Saturday, ' opening and who faces early conColorado Aggies. ference games. Last winter- the At Laramie, Thursday, Novem- conference ruled that no 'training ber 30, University of Wyoming. would be permitted off the school campus, so the Aggies are in comthe pliance with this ruling by staying The atmosphere around thick is Young university getting on the campus for the training with with football dope. Everywhere at the quarters as a unique the big church school one of the side training attraction. Tents will be set main subjects of conversation is up on the of the campus football and the school's chances In which quadrangle the men will live until conMountain in the coming Rocky school opens. Meals will be supference games. Although no one is plied by the college cafeteria. holding out any serious hope of the championship coming to the school this year, everyone is certain that a splendid foundation will be laid the present season, on HITTING THE MARK which succeeding teams will build a championship structure. Word comes from every The oyster market in Los Angeles in the county that the candi- suffered a terrible blow recently. dates for the team have been pracbecame unobtainticing catching, punts, kicking, and Oysters suddenly forward passing. Several weeks able except at exorbitant prices. ago Coach Alvin Twitchell sent sev- Hotel and restaurant men clamored eral footballs to these different for explanation, but mystery surtowns so that the boys would be rounded the disappearance of the able to do some practicing before choicest of all Bea foods. Out of the coming to school this fall. The Goldwyn Studios, Otto Hoffman, and Spanish who plays the "Prof." in Mary boys of Sprlngvllle Fork have been together a few Roberts Rinehart's latest picture. times under the direction of Cap- 'It's a Great Life," at the Princess tain Packard and are already said theater, tonight and Thursday, to be showing pretty good form. mourned that "many a joy Is ruined A few of the men who have been io plctflreaJi-gai- d he, "There was a doing guard duty with the troops at time when to have all the oysters Scofleld have also been practicing I could consume was an' Epicurean and are said to be in in delight but no more. Never, never trim after their train- if my life Is worth aught in this world, let me set eyes upon another ing. A practice for the boys who are oyster." in Provo has been called for this Now the greatest fun that Cullen evening at 6 o'clock at Timpanogos Landis, who plays Stoddard, the boy park. Coach Twitchell intends to hero, has is hitting old 'Prof smack have the men work out during the in the mouth with a raw oyster. Be week in Springville, Spanish Fork ing slippery to an extreme, this and Payson. took practice to make perfect, and One by one the football candi there were no Thore oysters on the dates are straggling into the city. market when Stoddard and the Meith llaeser. last year's husky "Prof." had finisheLlhfiis.. scene, center, returned yesterday from while, it took tnree days to cart his summer work and is anxious to away the empty shells. get his hands on the pigskin again. 'Bonny Fuller and Victor Hatch quarterback and tackle, respective ly, will drop in tonight from where they have been most of the summer. Lynn Miller, end, will arrive Friday from Murray. Several others are expected to come Saturday First district at courthouse. SCRIBED BY THE 906 W. Center. I Call i ' tf jWANTED r STEADY JOBS $90. SchOfield Auto Co. B11 STUnillHG flSKS wen Ljieu, wm oe teen in i.. latest photoplay, "Sherlock hT0JL. at the Strand theater tonieht Thursday. Tula new .picture, adTnT ed tor Uf screen y Lahore Cofiw uvm m wvjij.-- vj.;xiajMix veilhr ( the;, story of an arnest, truatinr of Finland, young clerk whoao'Ilfe Henry Salo, native who recently tried to commit sui- to become a detective; ambiuonta cide who la Payson by eutttng his I to sent dollars a rive correspoad. throat with a pocket knife, this morning was released . from " the badge' which be proudly displayed county Jafl. ; hi modest boarding house, to k Immediately after being treed the amusement of some of the cynL Salo asked for his knife, which and unsympathetic lodgers, h had bees taken from him when ar- eat is not to be deterred by their rid rested. cula, however, and though engaged Deputy Sheriff Frank Roper in Mb f his job hunted high and low tor the knife; a clerts. his jnind la filled with tht at least he gave evidence of hunt ever present .possibility that e with SepL 13 The ing for It as the SPRINGVILLE, around the corner may lie his opcoaches of the Utah county high his neck in bandages watched. portunity to win ' fame and Jortuae "Can't find iVDeputyoper ijipii oniinni G SUM Sco-fiel- Is coming to town. 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