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Show s "THE DAILY HERALD - SS EviY Published by The Herald Company; matter June sintered as second class. Utah utifaT the Act of'Mareb 3rodg"ers, ' .Editor-ana- the 1 mm rII - II BI II A II A II II 3t t&T9. - - CkirclbeoiLiiii SERVICE g". It's wortft a lot to know'that we can save you the do yourbuying. There U 1 'fatigue of going uptoVn to " ' . '1'!- -. 1. - ' ji! considerable satisraction in Knowing aiso mat wueu au 1 . 5 emergenexj&rises you can phone us your order and we pnH vnn what vou want no bother, no worry noeffort. This is the service welXteiirrtoireasfe III 2182 SWORN'CIRCULATION ,, ffnbrii "ftonl.b; " . . Terms of Subscription: Delivered by "carrier, 30 tents by mail in Utah county, $3 a year; outside the county, 8.50 year. , ' ...77rnr ... at 6. 1911. portbfHoe.-J'royo-, E. ' AFTEHNOOJEXCEPT SATURDAY. WEEK-PA- L " THE HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1922, - PRIME YOUNGSTEER BEEF CORN-FEPORK : - ,V . D VEAL YOUNG MUTTON j?f' -LARD DAY IN EUROPE. t The Provonian football squad Thursshort Bronner. a held signal practice By .Milton FRUITS IN SEASON day afternoon to Acquaint the boys LONDON., The eight-hou- r day for industrial sigs with various the to workers-ithoroughly in Europe stay. ROYAL BREAD AND CAKES nals. Coach Edwards was pleased This ia the judgment of legislators and labor with the snap exhibited by - the EVERYTHING FOR THE PARTICULAR SHOPPER leaders in spite of attacks in some quarters and the squad and believes that there will Interthe action of to the most nations of failure ratify on tne plays toaay be less national Labor conference. than in the Sprlngville game. PROVO MEAT & PACKING CO. The boys have had drubbed into The eight-hou- r day prevails widely in England, Is bethat the them Paysonian squad unofficially. Denmark has a collective agreement one of their most formidable oppoPHONES 19 AND 39 tween a federation of employers and the Danish Trades nents for championship honors collective of series a is there in while are the for until game Italy Union, they leaving at Payson today determined to agreements in various industries. in mark a the victory column place Opponents of labor's new "charter of liberty Provo. All of the boys are on for has French parliament exist in several countries. The their tiptoes eager to hear the whis eight-ho1 ! tle so that they can tear down the 1 hung up several bills for the extension of the field for the coveted touchdowns. principle, because it is claimed it has cost rail The Provo gang realize that they ways an additional 1100 million irancs per year, na will have no sanp in today's condrawn and has helped retard recovery of French trade, test They know that the Payson $175 HOFFAY PHONOGRAPH TO BE 100,000 men onto railway payrolls from agricultural boys in the past have acquitted GIVEN FREE with themselves honor, and that ranks. some of the best athletes in the eight-hoclaim the manufacturers Some Belgian A key will be given with each $2.00 pur county come from the southern school. They are going to take no day has increased the number of workers 40 to 50 per chase. Only one key will open tne loot. chances on any fluke plays and are cent and decreased output 18 per cent. all When keys are disposed of you will have going to be wideawake on every Holland is leaning toward an eight and a half hour which to try your keys. 'I he per in B0 days play. day and increased overtime, with suspension of the law The Provo son wiU be changed the lucky key takes tne pnon holding to protect national industries against foreign compete only in one or two places. Coach' ' graph. Edwards is taking with him enough tion. men to be able to send in fresh The phonograph is a $175 Hoffay, con Switzerland also has this suspension provision at various stages of the players increased was week the sidered to be one of the best machines on the working the year past during game. John Taylor, last year's end, from 48 to 52 hours in such trades as Jmarket today. may be given a chance to play in today's game although he has only carpentry, brick and tile making, embroidery and line. Come in and let us explain the contest to been out practicing during this .- Russell Jacobs, the shifty weekin detail ; also hear and inspect this beau Jyou THAT OLD LAW. little halfback on the second team, instrument. tiful to the East people Far off, indeed, appears the Near may also have an opportunity to convince the fans that when it of this country until something big happens there. comes to punching the line, ha i SUTTON TEA & CHINA CO. Then they are obliged to take notice. right there. The recent fire at Smyrna, for instance, hit a lot Coach Edwards left with the boys of things here. In its immediate and future effects it o'clock Orem car. so that on the PROVO, UTAH the 13oys would have a chance to will be felt by the millions of smokers in this country, rfst up a few minutes before the by the confectioners and others who use figs and by contest begin. whose of cotton and the manufacturers goods exporters trade witji the Levant is not a negligible item. An incident of the kind shofrs how baseless is the SPRINGVILLE TEAM notion of this country's isolation or independence of other countries. Foreign markets for both buying and One sack Harvest Queen Flour ..$1.20 IS READY selling were never more essential than now. Flour sack One Tip Top Witness the great attention that has recently been $1.25 paid to the crop reports from all over the world. Not Flour sack Hoover's Straight One. $1.25 LEW SQUAD only do these affect the price paid to the American of sack Lehi Turkey Red Flour One grower grains and cotton, but they directly influence $1.40 the cost of a loaf of bread to the consumer in this counC. The Oct. Ti'IUNGVlLLE, 100 lbs. Heavy Mill Run .$1.60 Sj.i.ngvilie champions are ready to try and that of a yard of calico or gingham. take, the measure of the Lehi Tariffs do not count in such cases, as witness the 100 lbs. Mill Run thfs afternoon. .$1.50 great drop in wheat prices since the emergency act During the week the team- has prac100 Coarse lbs. Bran went into effect. Meats come in the same category; If Flakey Poultry ....$1.50 ticed hard. Many of the plays have been perfected and the signals have Europeans are unable to pay for enough of them, there . ;! . 100 Wheat lbs. .$1.60 been learned until no flaw can be follows a glut in the markets of. this country, resulting found in the working of the team. in the fanner receiving less for his cattle or hogs and 100 Oats lbs. $1.70 Coach Peterson has succeeded in in the consumer paying less for what he buys. 100 lbs. Barley .. . whipping together a strong machine $1.60 which it will be difficult for Josh That old law of supply and demand has a way of . 100 lbs. Whole Corn $1.70 West's Lehites to penetrate. 100 lbs. Fine Chop or Cracked Corn asserting itself the world over at all times. $1.80 The trick HOME-RENDERE- mix-up- D 3 CATHOLIC CHURCH. -- .... line-u- wood-sawin- g, 48-l- b. 48-l- b. 48-l- b. s SW POEM BY UNCLE JOHN. DANGERS PAST AND PRESENT. I used to mourn about the trials of my ancestral rt vials with pioneers I've filled a million briny, sympathetic tears. . . . I've wept, because of tribulations through which our early settlers went, when I would hear the moist orations, about the old gent. I've sobbed at how he slew the weasels, and skinned his thumb an' cut his toe an' suffered forty kinds of measles from wadin' miles of heartless snow. O, each installment made me rivel, and each recital fetched the brine, and I would set around an snivel, about them old kinfolks of mine.r . . But times has changed, and I'm Feflectin' along the lines of present dread. . . . I've saw some things I weren't expectin' that any hour could knock me dead ! We've got the crazy benzine flivver We've got the roadhog, too We've got the germs that eat our liver-we- 've got the bug that starts the flu My days an' nights is spent in Jterror I'll never reach a hundred years I'll swaller down my e error, about them happy pioneers! I've studied it from every angle I've turned the subjeck inside' out, and I have learnt, beyond a wrangle, that I'm the one to weep about ! two-qua- log-cab- in ... QUICK SERVICE. , bull-neck- ! before. According to word simmering is here from LehU a large crowd of Lehi rooters will be in attendance at today's game? bald-fac- . . HEALTH' ROAD AI victims o& siomacn are iroume is Alladin Come True of Alladin's story enacted by the genii, SEE the realization See the demonstration of the wonders of 'o and Courtesy "to th V ; . Dead.5 SERVICE ECONOMY UNDERTAKING Ansori Hatch " LiTa M. 0 Hatch SALEM 425 W. CENTER. PHONE 480. All cl the nutritious elements necessary to make baby th ghly healthy Western Railroad System STEADY JOBS ' ROYAL BAKING COMPANY Salt Lake City. for Qualified Railroad Mechanics EAGLE BRAND CONDLNSLO MUX fen CHEESE Crehm Cheese, lb... 25c Wasatch Butter, lb.. 45c Banquet Butter, lb. 50c and Chili Pimento, Cream Cheese, 2 for Machinists, Blacksmiths, 70 cents 70 cents per hour 25c apply at the office of the Motive Power, Shop Superintendent, Vaster Mechanic or Shop Foreman at Denver, Burnham, gists. AdvortKcnient. Pueblo, Salida, Minturn, Grand Junction, Montrose, Rjdg-waSHIPBUILDING ON THE CLYDE Gunnison. Alamosa, Chama, Salt Lake City, Ogden, or Indus? The Clyde hilbnlUling triea report that during August any Local Agent. n..Kuu spvort'GPn vessels tota uie JOSEPH II. YOUNG, inns werfl launched, .a larger ton nage tlinn duriny any month Of tnis Receiver . . contracts year. f Only fiv new( were placed during the month. The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad System all good Urus-- j for it try it and you'll always buy it -- ask Yl The Denver & Rio Grande 1 l v UTAH WASATCH PRODUCE r.'s-to- idav. T .,;,!;. is V'd 15c. m. TERMS CASH. ris-.- ' .'-,- under 12 years, "Hours, 2 to 11 p. ' Daily PHELPS it the Living Adults, 85c; Children w CONSTRUCTION -- Applicants Superintendent of y. FOR lOtf Pot Roasts, per lb.. Rump Roasts, per lb Mutton Roasts, per lb can Coffee Folger's 5-l- b. . SLICED BEEP Large glass 35c Small glass , , .20 thn SATURDAY SPECIALS Baking Powder, Shamrock I Course y 'no VC 10 Hours Work Hs-wo- . the Also Teams per hour ftente Minnie 'Hjunded by Mrs. Boiler Makers, 70 cents per hour .Ui? Filbert St.. "Oakland. Calif 70 cents per hour Pipe Fitters, f stom- Mrs. Bcnte was a victim Tinners. rurui out. rarh" trtttwie m 70 cents per hour was cojipli't!.v rest, ivd to lualtli Sheet Metal Workers, 70 cent9 per hour by taking Tan lac She says: Car Repairers, 63 cents per hour "Ki-v;r- - suLVreil from stoni-acMachinists' Helpers, 51 16 59 cents per hour b 'gun irtk trouble and wii.-of a Hound House Service Men, 35 to 38 cents ing 'i'aulao wa-- on t' per 1hour . Ta n a 1 1n OT 1 in t tirtkd Coach Cleaners, mix cents per inour cli.::isVi fii:.- - uroini'l for m" oill 27 to 51 cents per nour Apprentices, r.iul ii. v toni;;c:i anil !. '. ;n..: , ami am Differentials of 3 cents per hour over the foregoing rates ,! - vi lli; u.uam '' :i 'I foo.1 ffi'iiH nt- - in the are paid to mechanical craftsmen on t. night shifts, and differstomach ami ocu t!i" rruin.' y? entials of 5 cents to 10 cents per hour in excess of the fore- Tiniao uoinsr rates are i.'l'ii p N'm;. to highly skilled positions in the me: .. t'lf atom-- i chanical crafts. paid .'(.:i;iml to t a and condition !iia'!iiy Million;n. 4l ,.. '' (' w!icp body. Overtime at Time and One-hal- f. ivacclaimed iU evrrvwhere ''AondM-fu- l a b.itile power. (.;it for work should I I X 40 to 50c per hour Board $1.00 Will Be Paid As Follows Hope for the millions of men and women who V ira UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD YOUR GRIP r OCTOBER. m., A. B. Cox, WUford BrlmhaU; playai its role in industry, lighting, Bonneville. 7:30 p. m., Marian Tay electrical world lor, Mr. and Mrs. F. Y. Gates; Man-av- communication and transportation." Learn of its new and 7:30 p. m., Wayne Booth, Joseph Broadbent; Pioneer ward, 7:30 novel uses. They're all shown before your very eyes at the m., Rulon Van Wagenen, J. Mac Rocky Monutain Electrical Exposition. . Roundy, Miss Gladys Watson, View Pleasant ward, Mr. and Mrs. See the huge Arch of Jewels with its halo of lights, . E. Clayson. Miss Myrtle Hender son;- Urandview, Paul Harding, i. could be seen for a radius of 100 miles, were it not for which Earl Lewis; Timpanogos, Ortho L. D. Collins; the mountains. Harding, Wendell Sharon, J. R. Hodson, Clyde Kyte, Clarence Brereton; Lake view, Leon See a demonstration of radio, frying eggs on ice, ard Madaen. Murray Murdoch Vineyard. Boyd C. Davis, Osmond j the illuminated lemon, picture telegraph, the dancing pith-ball- s. Mapleton, Seymour Crowthers; vthe latest electrical devices for labor-savin- g Mendenhall, Jtv4l. M. Groesbeck, Inspect I Springville First ward, Earl Sum in the homeland jnxindustry. This exposition is absolutely econa. tiave cor r man; sion, Hopla, Aaron Mendenhall, Merrill unique and unusual Bird; Third, D. Ford Crandall, William Wheeler; Fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Admission: Fred Miller, Oscar Bower. To Take the Place of Strikers STANDARD WAGES WITH SENIORITY RIGHTS BACK DATING FROM TIME OF EMPLOYMENT AS PRESCRIBED BY THE GET CAN YOU YR. OWN UNCLE JOHN. I "x. TO SPEAK. The meetings of all of the wards in Utah stake Sunday evening, will be under the direction of the Re turned Missionary association. The sneakers : nave been following chosen for the various wards: rrovo first wara; 7:30 . m.. Lynn D. Taylor, Ward Moody; Sec ond wara, 7; 3 p. m, Ralph, Keeier, Buiiocs; intra, v:w p. m., j. Andrew M. Souter. Miss Margaret W. Hansen, Cathryn Calder; Fourth ward, 7 p. m., Andrew M. Souter, Miss Margaret Gardner; Fifth ward, :so p. m., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oipin: H. H. Service; Sixth waxd,"7:30 p. d been greatlj The line has strengthened during the past week. on going If Josh's proteges figure through the line they wH have to have ever smash it harder than they w Wanted ggregation ' r k Men football-a- plays developed by Coach Peterson and which the team baa been drilling on for some time will undoubtedly bewilder the northern players. The Sprinfrville team depends a great deal on these thick plays for their yardage. Paul Tborne, the stalwart quarterback, Is In the pink of condition and is counted on to make several touchdowns today. As the sender of the forward passes he ' Will Also be responsible for many ct the gains the team expects to make In today's game. husky Cramner, the athlete, has educated his toe so that Nticksat the execute can he drop almost any angle. He h,as aiso Increased the distance he greatly ca" kick the ball. istzmmlkl 1 Quality ScServicePlus' Lowest Price b. - 7 1 43-l- II X-ra- y, hi - MISSIONARIES UJlll TTwTTrr as'it J ur " TJllf. f g Special Notice Services evtry Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, subjeck "Are Sin. Dia- jl ease sod Peata Real V Sunday rn- scnooi at si:4a. weaneadar tag meetings are held at 8 o'clock. A free readme room is open daily from 2:30 until 4:30 p. m. The imb ue is eorniauy mriiea. '. 11 Corner of First North and First im1 mm East streets. Catechism class is held Saturday at 10:30 o'clock. Sun- - I Ife day at 9:30; mass Sunday at 10; 30. Rev. J. O. Delatre, pastor. s ur mm '' ' REORGANIZED CHURCH. TKo. 150 Ww Fourta South. 8un day eTentog- jerrlce are held ia the Reorganized churcbrat I o'clock. A. cordial invitation U extended to ereryoae; ' der 8. S. Holm, pastor. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE , CHURCH First Church of Christ, Scientist mixing b., bowl Tree Tea, per pkg. ; 75o 40c 40c 35c 20c 35o 35c 50c Heinz Sweet or Sour Pickles, bottle' Heinz Mustard Pickles C. & B. Chow Chow, large Large bottle Chili Sauce.,. I. lbby's Prepared Mustard, bot. Roger's Prepared Mustard, bot. Our Candy Is just sweet as ever. at We pay cash for ranch butter and for fresh ranch eggs. Fresh PICKLES We per 25c 35c 85c 25c 15o 15c HEINZ VINEGAR White Wine, bottle 25c 25e Malt, bottle CATSUPS Blue Lable, large Capital Brand, large Pierce's, small can THE TABLE Yacht Club Dressing, large Yacht Club Dressing, small H. P. Sauce, bottle Lea & Perrin's Sauce Dove Brand Sauce Van Camp s Chili Sauce Heinz Chill Sauce Premier Salad Dressing, large 20 20 $2.20 with 35 30 GREENING APPLES One bushel at $1.25 5c Dill for pickles 16c Bananas, lb 25c Lemons, 6 for 25c Potatoes, 16 lbs Eggs, dozen. ...30c are selling eggs kept on ice for a time at 425c per dozen. 35e 20c 10c OLIVE OIL 65e 35e Large bottle Small bottle OLIVE8 Ripe Qlyes in glass Helm large bottles Qreen 15c 30c CAKES FOR LUNCHES Any kind you would ask for, per 35c lb VEGETABLES 10c and 15e Celery, very good California Head Lettuce Cabbage, per lb. 3 Onions, dry, lb 1 H1NDMARSH 464 West Center Street Cakes ar always fresh. Baker's Bread |
