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Show "P. WILL .TRADE Eonora phonograph LOST School pin. fold Woci call Reward, .phone 151-for ban or second hand lusber. 0- 142E.8raN. 701 B. Oh 8. 4 furnished rooms, WANTED Clothes lo WBJ City FOR RENT 0- -' modern. -- CaU iSWj Tailoring, S37 w. Center. Phone ttO. Dolly Bleak, Prop. FOR SALE Hot blast heater; also buggy., to; ood condition. Second-han- d WANTED foods. 395baby, O-N. 3rd W. CenW. 368 Co. Purnltare Bryant 1 ter. Phone Sil-J- . FOR RENT Furnished rooms for 0-- 4 housekeeping. Phone 306-- The Great American Insurance FOR RENT Two nice rooms, with company has been in business 50 A wonderful chance to ret Into oard. 113 E. Center. H amUarmnteg-We-MI "galiylng vour tt write lara in unset 1jt sell or trade our. equity, baL runs Tire insurance m a big company. LOST Too are losing money un at 6 per cent for ten years. What l W. H. Ray. less you trade with the Wasatch hare Call you to offer. DCING3 Btt , V3 What is One Really LikeP-Her- e is What Jackie's Mother Says fl-- B 0-1- ; Kid Million-Doll- ar CFTK3 CUFFS. yLc hi WLTHft yefty Thing I ; I "' flJ WFIt III Vmi WITH THE. CHAIR TO MATCH I IT. SET ITTHE "PRICE IS BUSHT AMD , -J. KNOW you j AU RIGHT h- - AFTFOwAPR.S t .. i IF VOO. ii. i i THB4K.DtARr LOOK r-N--s- :' - usii If ... " - ill WU.4JV4Tl 7TV ii ii latest 1 lJ3k tubv lie fcVWTN . i- 60 PRETTY -v WTM) y- PORT - too .DW i kAVt n t N-- 780-R-- tt Produce. FOR SALE Apples. Call 186-- f. 0-- 6 SALE All kinds of vegetables, mangle beets, carrots and FOR FOR RENT 4 or 5 rooms, bath, gas pumpkins by the ton. R, Gay, 314 range, piano, sleeping porch, etc., W. 4th S. Phone 12. or will rent unfurnished.. 74 N. 4th FOR SALE A chassis that will 0-East make a good bug, starting and system, a Chevrolet engine. . A little bigger ' company and a lighting I'M!. elliptic springs, service. little better For fire ' tf Schofleld Auto Co. l sura nee see W. H. Ray. FOR SALE At bargain, FOR SALE At once, good Ford, frame house on 3x9 rod lot, East 1920 model; reasonable. price Center street, near park. Call J. 0-3S7 E, 2nd N. 633-J- . W. Johnson. 0-1- 2 three-quart- N-- M. AVERS WELDING CO e welding and cutting. We weld anything made of metal. Work guaranteed. First class serv ice 42 N. 4th w, Provo. Phone . 588-J- tf HOUSE WANTED Will pay cash for small house. Quote lowest price. Write Dally Herald office 0-- 6 Box A. f HEM8TTTCHIW0 and PICOT EOOE work done in Uss best manner on all kinds of material and house For fire Insurance of the better LET COX do your painting, paper hold linens at reasonable Price. class see W. H. Bay. ing and kalsomlnlng: . guaranteed BUTTONHOLES, made on illk O g7 Call FOR RENT 2 front rooms, mtfd.-- . satisfaction. ghirta a specialty! AU work guar an teed, binuicr ern, furnished; no children. 239 . A . ( MHM I Hill n COinsANY;i7lj5rth TJnT- 0-N. 6th W. cent Interest - . - v Hvv. .. i , Sjf t i 1 J "f, M( SOMETHIMS ABarr as "TO VytoRRV Leilas ' r r'' , i -- ' 7 itook ADvAM-rA- .r W N-- ! 865-W- y.i.'CJIIiB 5 WANTED Films for and printing, half-daHedqulst Drug Co. developing service. 230 right 0-1- done Work Center. Mrs. A. F. Ritchie. W. SALE One Winchester shot FOR RENT Three modern nished housekeeping rooms. gun, 115.00; one Winchester 25- 20 rifle, 110.00. Call 68 N. 1st W, W. 3rd S. FOR SALE fur- Prunes. Phone 0-- 6 0-- 6 35, wants employment; cook for few men or housekeep for widower with family, or as waitress and maid in boarding bouse. Call after 10 a. m Royden Hotel. WOMAN, N. 2nd 456 667-J- . 68 0-1- 2 Roomers. Expert stenographer wishea.to work evenings. Box D, care Herald. 0-1- 3 for WANTED WANTED 0-Fresh Jersey milk and East cream from Nuttall's herd, distributed by Provo Meat A Packing MECHANICALLY men Inclined 0-S6-t-f Company. wanted to learn automobile L08T OR 8TOLEN Friday, one FOR GOOD BARGAINS In jeal work. Finest practical training In tall white Russtan folk hound to and America. Phone quick Easy Johnson. estate see J. W. male. Reward. Phone 199 or dog, 633-J- . soon learn. Good pay. Job ready 0-376-J- . Write for big, IllusFOR RENT Furnished room. 383 as qualifier. LOST-O- n Fourth West, black trav trated book, FREE. Explains everyW. 1st S. Return to bag. Reward. thing. Training begins at once. 114eling 0-N. 4th W. Herald. Box The Don't delay. COSTS NOTHING FOR 8 ALE 6 jj 9 ' tf 5 JACKIE COOGAN AND HIS MOTHER. 6 D-1- IT to come and see our bargains we have for you. Here are a few of them: $1.00 Ladies' Silk Hose, l 5 788-J-- ..69c pair was accompanied by her governess. By JAMES W. DEAN. were most for FOR RENT Furnished rooms for NEW YORK, Oct. 4. Jackie The circumstances mal. 165 N. 3rd housekeeping. light moHis motor. Is a little angel. FOR Coogan 0-West. "Caroline, allow me to present e cycle. Phone ther told me so. He never runs Master Jackie," said her father as BOARD AND ROOM In modern away Jo go swimmln'. He wants they met WE8TERN BUILDING AND LOAN home. 754 W. 1st N. to go barefoot, but he doesn't beCaroline curtseyed. Jackie touch makes easy Installment loans. No musn'L He ed her on the shoulder and started waiting for your turn. See Provo FOR SALE Practically new Mon- cause he was told he one fight in all bis to run, ealling back, "Tag! You're Consolidated Real Estate. arch range, cash 365. 60 E. 4th has had only it!" years. 0-eight North. FOR SALE CLINTON .GRAPES Why, if all the little sonnyDuDs in 0-In 18 weeks Jackie completed 6c lb. 688 N. 5th E. FOR 8ALE Lady's bicycle, 120; America were as dutiful and three years of school work under as this "million-dolla- r also beautiful parlor organ, $15. 0-FOR 8ALE Dodge touring car; 364 E. 2nd S, prodigy" there wouldn't be one the tutelage of Mrs. Kora Newell. Schofield Before then he could only print his $250. hair In a mother's head! good shape. gray f Auto Co. There isn't one gray hair in Mrs. name. Now he writes his signature FOR RENT Modern housekeeping school rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Coogan's head. She looked like and has passed fourth year 729 60 E. 4th N. examinations. as star 0-herself movie FOR 8ALE CHEAP Piano. some young , He reads Greek mythology and 0-she sat there telling me about her N. 1st E. applies the mythological characters Hoosler boy. CHEAP FOR SALE, But she isnt. She's a business to his playmates. Percentages in kitchen cabinet, like new. 768 W. WANTED Good girl to take care woman. She has come to New York terest him most In mathematics. He of children, 5 hours each day. 235 3rd S. to sign a new contract for Jackie. likes o figure out percentages of 0-E. 4th S. Girl for housework. .nd to plan a trip to Europe for cost and profits on his pictures. WANTED Call 586-Jackie, bis father and herself. And promising to be a great help to bis FOR RENT Two or to arrange for the exhibition and father when he grows up. furnished apartments. modern exploitation of his pictures. 0-371 N. 3rd W. SALE Cole hot blast heater, Jackie, gets $3.60 for spending One. thing certain, Jackie Inheritpipe and board, almost new. ed hi features from his mother. each week. T, generally get money, 0-350-J, TO RENT Piano for Phone 6 WANTED "God gave it back before the end of the week," not his But genius. 745. eight months. Phone htim 'that, saysetaol shrdlu unun says his mother. "He drops the money about the house and yard FOR SALE Buff and brown Leg- him that," sayr Mrs. Coogan. And then she related the follow- while be Is playing. Sometimes he horn pullets and yearling hens. 0-1000 N. 1st E. ing incidents about the best known goes down town to buy a skooter or child in the world. They give In some new plaything, but other than WANTED Apple pickers. Jorgen sight into his sensitiveness, his wit, that he has no need ot the money. as he never buys candy or soda his keen mentality. Hansen, across road from water." 0-At present the youngster is more meeting house. Mrs. Coogan Is planning a party for Jackie's eighth birthday anni concerned with carpenters' tools OHIO FAIR COAL PRICES. versary which occurs October 26. than the screen. Each day he makes Patricia Marks, Alma Lloyd, Mar- - a new ladder and paints it with COLUMBUS, Jorie Lesser and Priscilla Bird are enamel. They're all done In apple Ohio, Oct. 4. will all a bit smitten on Jackie. "Patsy green. He also has started to build Fair prices for Ohio is nationally known a3 his a top house. at Marks from ton a to $3.56 $4.86 range sweetheart the mines under the emergency Mrs. Coogan that Charlie Chaplin frequently visits explained fuel law recently enacted at the re- Jackie would sit at the head of the "the kid." There is a deep affec quest of Governor Davis, and will table and that the one he recog-- tion between them. become effective October 10, rt wanjzed ag favorite should sit at the Says Chaplin of Jackie, "His announced today at tue governor s other ena 0f the table. popularity as an actor may some office. , "Wrll. since Patsy's had all the day wane but he will accomplish publicity as my sweetheart sit her something before he dies that will at the end of the table," Jackie re leave Its mark In history. It may Dampness may be removed and "But have Alma sit on my be something aside from acting. It plied. odors destroyed in cellars or will probably be something that left." pantries by the use of a bowl of will not pain recognition or apprequicklime set where It will be out Morris Rosenwald, Chicago bank- ciation while he lives, but few of the way. while er, visited the Coogan home with geniuses were appreciated his little daughter, Caroline. She they lived and Jackie is a genius." N-- $1.25 Ladies' Silk Hose, 98c pair 15c Factory ...10c 19c 80c Toweling 10c h, 20o Percale, 20c Arrow Brand Collars, 25c 2 for 69c $1.00 Men's Ties 98c Men's Overalls, $155 $2.75 Men's Khaki Pants, $2.10 for 20c Men's Dress Socks, 10c pair Boys, now is the time O-- l. 6 36-inc- IN AMERICAN (FUNERAL d 6 6 FORkIi AMERICAN FORK. Oct. 5. The funeral services of John I. Chip- man of McGrath, Canada, was held in Second ward chapel Sunday. Mr. Chlpman was born In this city 60. years ago. He is survived by his wife nd seven children, his mother, Mrs. Sarah B. Chipman, and tiie following brothers and sisters: Mrs. John R. Hlndley, and Mrs. Jane O. Robinson of this city; Mrs. Ed Robinson, Spanish Fork; Mrs. Alice Dunkley Ogden; Mrs; Arthur Adams, Salt Lake; Mrs. Senlth Pool, Milford; Ruben, Abnw and iLea Chipman, American Fork; Willard Chipman, Colorado. The following were the speakers at the services: President S. L. Chipman, James H. Clark, Abel John Evans, Bishop James T. Gardner and Ammon Mercer of Canada. Many beautiful flowers surrounded the casket. to get your Cap. THE PEOPIE'S STORE S. W. Kitchen, Prop. 113 N. Univ. Aye. four-roo- . 6 ALPINE MAN FINED. Sam Healey of Alpine was fined toaay in me euy court on a. i charge of being Intoxicated. ou They called .whatjee. term coal "black rock." Today, if it isn't mixed up with too much slate and dirt, it's still "Mack rock"; but 'twill burn to bake, rboil or boil aa you like We furnish a coal which will do all it. three furnish heat besides, when heat you -- Smoot&Spafford Coal 5 O-I- OUR GRANDDADDIES DIDN'T KNOW EVERYTHING Uptown Office, Provo Commercial Bank. KNOW Q-- 6 j WM-0YTH0- :se $15.10 a Ton Huhi-Hibfad- THtOZ MAM 5 RACINE RACINE THSM-J3- - TIKE Or EXTRA- - TEGTED QUALITY A CORD Men Y Trusty Tread Country Road a?abf:ct!RECmy A FABRIC TIRE GIVING SUPERiOR SIZES SERVICE ir30'530'3:S 10 ENTlfY THEM - SY THI3 IIAJ'E Cll tyZffillZt . Wanted. ROAD CONSTRUCTION AT SALEM UTAH RACINE RUBBER COMPANY 40 to SOc per hour RACINE, WISCONSIN Board $1.00 lie sell IZccine tires and recommend them to you For Sale by Clayson Auto Tire Co. Vulcanizing and All Kinds of Tire Repairing. Phone 649. 213 W. Center Street, Provo, Utah. Also Teams 10 . Hours Wo,k PHELPS (Continued from Page One.) Orpheum circuit at one time for nine years as an accordion player. Both men appeared in the city court before Judge James B. Tucker this forenoon and pleaded guilty to of carrying concealed charges weapons. Judge Tucker will pass sentence tomorrow afternoon. Vaion related to the court' the circumstances of the shooting and me auairs mat tea up to it. In a frank manner, Valon told of his be coming acquainted with Oerardelli. Stories that had come tolilm from lime lo time "trial Geranlelinad been seen several times with Mrs. Valon in her Home, he said he had dismissed as unfounded. He had never intended to kill Oerardelli in Colton, but merely wanted to stop mm riom pnnmg his gun. While Vaion told his story, Gerardelli was sitting with his head buried in his hands, visibly affect ed over his alleged (At times when he glanced up at vaion. teara were In his eyes. Uerardelli tried to place the blame of his part In the eternal triangle on Mrs. Vaion, whom he said had telephoned him from Helper and asked him to come to see her as her husband was Jn Colorado. Ha neemed not very anx ious to tell is story. Several times her shook his head In agony and placed his hands to his head. Mrs. Vaion told the court that Gerardelll had kept her half drunk continually and that she had not realised, therefore, what she had been doing. She said that while she lived in Scofleld, Gerardelll used to bring Intoxicants to her home many times, and that while they were together for four days in Helper he - CONSTRUCTIONCO Have Your Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing Done Right WE SPECIALIZE ON LADIES' FINE GARMENTS SJC DC WORK GUARANTEED CLOTHES INSURED Tor That Better Service Call Up 809" SANITARY CLEANING AND DYEING COMPANY Plant 54 N. 4th West. Provo, Utah. The Only Modern Cleaning Plant in Utah County. gsoIin? in tho home- - .N'8 cheaper to pay for dry cleaning T had also been giving her strong drinks. The trio were turned over to the sheriff until sentence will he passed tomorrow afternoon. FBENCH1WD wrong-doing- than to FOR cl I ASK RACINE IT for 6 li Yard Phone 19 is Tim-panug- 9 Co. WIFE GIVEN DIVORCE DECREE Judge Elias Hansen of the district court, decided the Clift vs. Clift divorce case in favor of the defendant, giving her the decree asked for by.her husband. Orville: Clift filed the complaint last May. but the tourt found that the plainfiff had been guilty of cruel treatment toward his wife, Delia Clift, and banded her the decree, also alimony and the custody of a child born since the father liled his divorce complainL B. Y. U. LYCEUM COURSE. A crowded house greeted Sylvan Lydla White Noyack, violinist; Boothby, harpist, and Charles Shepherd, pianist. In the classic concert given in College ball last evening Ss the opening number of the B. X. U. lyoeum course. The generous applause Indicated that Provo can produce an audience capable ot appreciating music ot a high order. "" FRENCH T0A8T. r- Beat an egg until tight, and half ot milk and seasoning. Dip halt-incsiloes ot stale bread in this, drain and fry In a hot pan, turning so that both sides are or spread with . aup W (But Not in Provo) THAT'S WHAT LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANClfcO ARE PAYING FOR PROVO GAS COKE BY THE CARLOAD v WBuy? COAL SHORTAGE Not so. ' COLD MILK TOAST. Serve squares of toast In,, bowls, with plenty of chilled rich milk or cream and a little salt or sugarr This dish serves as both cereal and. main dish, as It is unusually nutritious. d You Say There's plenty of coal on the coast, but your own Provo Gas Company has shipped out 28 Carloads of Gas Coke to the Pacific coast And elsewhere this season. WHAT'S THE EXPLANATION? Simply this : The people of the coast and of other older communities know from experience ' THE VALUE OF GAS COKE FOR HEATING 7 Our product is positively the world's BEST HARD FUEL FOR FURNACES andJHEATERS It its cleaner, hotter, cheaper. $8.50 Per And Ton-Deliv- it costs Provo patrons only ered We will prove every word we say. Try Gas Coke and know for yourself, ana save zb per cent, ei.your fuel bin. , h j.y. , Utah Valley Gil Coke PHONE 295. Co. '.A |