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Show ' ' .Tr',.. L--r--,,. . ,y., rrxiy ttpp a t tV . ,. ,. o nn m an r m nnmm mnii in inninnn iirnno )ruiiiii,i,riiuvu nihil id umbbd Tracrh A Y. TTflftRTJARY 13. , . 1 11 11 .4 . ,. 1923-- rni in nir injuvtiiihiiiL ' " -- r.l-'-j-m- -rn fcf innO-lfiMnnte- .n. Professor Kerr presented aLletter from Robert Fenton, UUli high school representative from southern Utah, at 1eastU games Of last Wflhster's case was not so Clear. The evidence presented in the letter furtharmnrA Hftva that both Aggie men romivnd IS and expenses' for their I work In Joe sOtttnern ajvision gamw. , me showIng-Bakers-na- n men. oy phone from two different " BakerBd ' U.S.. ttviafnn of the state. 220-yar- 4 The memberg of the Utah County Fish and Game Protective association last evening went on record as op posed to the bill Introduced in the legislature which would place the Utah streams and hunting grounds under federal control and supervision. was the consensus of opinion f the members present that the state fish and game department is able to handle the affair ot: the department and to the best interests of. the sports- men of the state withoutthe Interference of federal agents. According to iMart Roy lance, presl- . dent of the association, It jras reported that during the past few weeks about NEBO DIVISION, Standing" of teague. - . ....s. Provo SpringviUe Lost 4 1A 4f I 1 1 4 0 64 ...... . .. .. NephK...... Payson Spanish Won. ........ Fork 34 Pet .880 .800 .750 .800 .000 . r acTd I.. 40-ya- iz-n'- " tt 1 J!J rl a-s- n VV . BATTERY e-Y- select-e- Qoality-plate- a- d IFplate" r cedar wood 8epar ators. ' Easily the best - -battery at anywhere near the price. . ' $18.00 Other sizes at jUghtlyihet - , price. Auto Electric Supply can Second West and Center -- m St. Co. Phonei8C Representing Wiltiard Batteries 23 ......... (THREAPED BUBBER INSULATION) CW Batteries -- ...... (WOOD SEPARATORS) j e ..... e -- and in whipping . every player. Into shape. The fans are tafc in tftwsual interest in the game and some of them have been attending the prices and have encouraged the boys in their work. All of the play e'rs realize the Im portance of the tame and thev hav avowed within themselves that Provo shall win the game Friday. It is the to the only thing which will take-thestate tournament and they must go font-paces- SALT : LAI GAMES Next Friday there will be a general migration of the fans and people of Provo to Salt Lake City to witness the basketball games between the Brig-haYoung university and the University of Utah. - Even the Orem line has been Imbued with the spirit of basketball and. as a result, is offering reduced rates or will furnish a special train. Those desiring to go should get In touch with Vivian Bent- manager of the Brigham Young university. The round trip wyi be i.5, according to announcements made last week. The game next Friday and Satur- day are especially interestteg-far-tt- ae right of recent developments In the Intercollegiate nee. if the B. Y. U. can repeaLwhat-waa-don- a aaf to Us Universlty-of-Ut- ah In their former contests, the "Y" Is very likely to tie up another basketball championship uus year in spit of tbe fact that the Tteainrhna lrpletetfr-theto- f use of three new mea. If the Treves splits even la these Salt Lake contests, she is still likely to win the pennant, and even If she loses both she will not be entirely out of the run- jilnjy. The-dosays toe "Y" is to win at least one, regardless of Utah's wonderful come-bac- k last Saturday evening when she won a game from the leyi-athle- tic - pe ,- ANOELIN8 for GIVE CONCERTS s Mr. and Mrs. .Willard Andelin, noted musicians of . Provo, will give a concert at the Provo high school gymnasium Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Both of these musicians are so widely 7;.... '..47 . . 30 Currants 28$ Palmolive Soap, 4 for. . Chariot bromedary Dates "Crearh of Wheat.. .... .;.21$. ..... .22$' known that little need be said to the Nice large. Bananas, lb.. .14 Provo lovers of good music concernPierreVTotraitot Catsup. . .8$ ing the treat that Is afforded them n this concert Mr. Andelin has one of the richest there. We Also Handle the Choicest bass voices of any singer in the country and Mrs. Andelin is an accomX- fast Aggies. Utah's guarding in that plished pianist 8es8ionmu8tha.vfl. been superb as the - Special nominal prices will be two crack Aggie' basket shooters charged the grade school and the high Shaub and Ivlns were held absolute school students and the parents. ly scoreless. Thw-- U performance -Cindicates that the games Friday and The Thursday Afternoon Bridae Saturday nights are to be of the hair- - club will meet Thursday at the home 1 raising type. MJjrriCharletJWard; tnemberaJf 332Wcst enterSk extweel the "Y" Is to meet the are coraiauy mvuea to attena. i .. Aggies In the. final contests ot the - Tapan Tea, . . . . Ask ..27$ .18 Luneta Asst. Jam, can. 15 Cove Oysters, small SMOOT LUMBER COMPANY Phone 20. Karo Syrup, Blue. . . . . . 13$ Hewlett's Supreme Coffee, lb. ; 56 lbs. Vernal Honey $5.00 SMOOT & SPAFFdRDUTAH TIMBER & COAL CO. Phone 17. . Phone 232. ....-.43- " .. of Fresh and Cured Meafs, ., - irlb.. . HE H. .& D. MARKE' ASH AND CARR- Yltfovo, Utafi. HKOLD ' . r RtLtttlUT - Ki.v: . .a season here. "During. these two week Ohat the has bad to prepare for the seo ond session with the. Crimson team, the "Y's" men have made consider-fthln ImnrAramtuit In all ilanarhnanta the"gsme;e tenTTseeins ta be going well even though Keeler has been unable to report for duty on account of a sprained ankle received in the Aggie game at Logan. It Is to be hoped that the foul pitching wUl be much Improved as both the U. of and the Aggies have wonderful men tn that department, and fouls under the new rules are winning games this year. "YM &3 Income Tax Reports OldMm Mnter Royal Garden Tea Royal Garden Tea Is packed for us In Japan and shipped from there direct to our stores. It Is strictly first pickings of the finesUtapan tea. All Injurious tea dust and lint Is removed by. special vacuum, Its delicious flavor will please you. This It Royal Garden Tea prooei. week at our sxores. Be sure and get your trial package at an 'unusual saving. 35 'rLB, PKG. ROYAL GARDEN TEA. 29c (green) 65c PKG. ROYAL GARDEN TEA, (green) 55o ' 35o PKG. ROYAL GARDEN BLACK TEA 29c 65o PKG. ROYAL GARDEN BLACK TEA 55c FOR 1922 JIustBr FiWVw INDIVIDUAL 15, 1923r REPORTS FILED FOR ' $1.25 i.- Vt-L- SOME OF OUR REGULAR PRICES Pure tnow white lard, packed in .palls. 101b. net pail Pure Lard. ...$1.65 net pail Pure UttL ...J5e net pall Puralard 35c eUGAR y Sugar has advanced again, The present wholesale cost is $8.84, We have a quantity which we will sell at the old price. 100 lbs. Fine Beet Sugar. . .$3.15 10 lbs. Fine Beet Sugar 83o '5-l- jCOFFEE of Old -- Master most peopli pJeast . The fine-flav- -- Coffee POSTUnT -- use u. cam Old Master ' b cans Old Master. -- Mb. can Old Master . 45c $1.33 .$2.19 lb POPCORN Popcorn will, make the evenings more enloVable. 10 lbs. Popcorn ,.63o S lbs. Popcorn . . . ..33c I lbs. Popcorn .. . ..15o ' CANNED VEGETABLES targe cans Fine' Tomatoes. I for 25e case Tomatoes ....$25 Sweet Corn, tor 25c 1 case Sweet Corn ,M$2J5 ... .2Se String Beans, z tor..... 1 case String Beans ...$2JS Country Gentleman Corn ....16e it cans for ...$t.7 Large cans.Homlny .... 15o cans Bauer Kraut, s for..2So Large CampbeW'Assorted 8onpsr.-rr;10- box. Matches Toothpicks ..5o 4 .'2So' 1 1 - o $ TQILET PAPER : large rollf Toilet Paper. . .FLOUR Do your own good home-bake- d baking and enjoy bread. sk High Patent Flour.; .... .$1.40 3 eks High Patent Flour $2.75 10 sks High Patent Flour. . . .$1150 1 sk Turkey Red Hard Wheat Flour 1 $ tor..,; sks Turkey Red Flour, lOTitoTurker Reo! ep-cCrr-rae- r 5 so. rosy WML in the B! m the stove inthcdircsi -- has - 283 ,N. v r:" First EtTrowTUtah. Houses-Painte- - It's safe to surmise, YouH have need of some Clear Ore"' ; and Castle Gate Coal! A Flouf.T.$1l50 ASKTOUBDE . Telephone f 40. H- inside and out, jz from top to r bottom O jj 1 $3.15 ; AUDITOR NOTARY PUBLIC The Groundhog lofowfl when to , go ' back to his hole , It's six mow weeksjnow till I seek x North Pol " j; .,.;.$1.65 . INCOME TAX COUNSEIIa)R os fled!" Harold ?Dunn ACCOUNTANT " . ' -- : An enjoyable, healthful drink. . 45c .uarge cans Instant Postum Small cans Instant Postum. . . t.25e Postum Cereal, pkg. 23c MATCH E3 .. These are very fine matches, at an unusual aavlna. 1 carton Matches, 6 boxes. .29 J.- - The Groundhog's crept back into be-dSaw his shadow,' than he said: LARD ' Sheriff J." D. Boyd, "who investigated the case yesterday. The payment m the check has been stopped at tts ' ' bank. , ' Entrance" to the vault in the ku school had been gained by 4earin!f A wuuiv. itf woi. tu uuo oi me clast rooms, largejnotightor maa ' to enter.- - A fingerprint expert from Salt Lake " and took the imprints -City came-dowon the Inside of, the door of the safe. The marks were' compared with those of several suspect but there was no similarity between themr A REAL SURPRISE IN BATTERY VALUE -- te. W SEPARATOR OPENING Leht--Aaneri- &MALL CHECK." iiie-si- "W, tlTtlf, .! ' . ET BURGLARS one away from the school In whichresias is registered can be counted " dence work, . The Daily Herald will report all By A. RAY The wresUing weights were fixed as box scores and news of the Utah follows for te state wrestling meet Utah branch of the Rocky county baseball league during the which williejield in ProvoLMarchMountain faculty athletic conference ana uef tcoming Jfraseball seajpjL the same 125, 135, 18, W ,24: tne at session a had long and stormy as was done last year. weight when Deseret gymnasium Saturday, (Special to The Dally Herald,) The swimmnig teams :were the ellgibilltr of certain Utah Aggie AMERICAN FORK, Feb. i.-- Utfrom five to eight men and basketball players was being dis rence Rriggs of this city has been cussed by the eligibility authorities. the following events were decided on elected nresident of the Utah county Director E, 1 Roberts and Prof. B. F. for the state meet to be held in these charges prove Logan: Forty-yarShould free stroke, the penses. Brigham represented . Cummings sea-baseball league for the coming back ttrojrt, false, Baker still must meet me breast stroke, accbrdlntMo-wo- rd received son, bere0 Minersm is charee that .he coached the ioft.vard free stye, .plunge for dis The L '- -' j .. ... iroin rresiueni oil loot jnenuenoBU i .n. ... . joun. ... . . H nn rn manmRrn i ub iit mm, m .elttuib iiik 11 bvuwi wmu U, j authorities Mobs' president of the Utahju.High ZSSrlSrttlSUfl. ?L IlL. Altough th B..Y. -- T vea-ve- The Provo high school basketball team is not eliminated from the pen nant race of the Nebo .divailon. Rather Che team Is np and doing every minute and has wonderful chances of participating in. the state tournament next month. Z'-.- 'l , WJ k toudk xor uirecior a, u, no u ens our 7 Had the --report cominr trom-Sp- ai weea in Y lost the games Lagan Tsw.oOfr tmtadTwen placed in the fsh .Fork Saturday morning concern lu When Mr. Briggs was first mention-If'"-- .. Provo river. The trout measured from ing the game there Friday evening A fn i.n.M.( waller A, eiT oi in eiiBioimy cuw- - before last If" the protest carries) It tk. for meant forfeiture, wore than likely three to seven inches In length. been true. Provo s chances would tesed' to" r WttoA thai actor-atne- H About 400,000. were placed In the river, have been meager Indeed. But the re-- fusal when notified of his selection, that Cecil Baker and Henry Webster, Bikerrat trdecidlnr f m x BhouWe-rulo- d out of lAggi above Charleston, w,niie 350,000 were port was wrongjandjte - - placed bet weeyopowsTmanff fOrfeenfeWera are np on their tip era! of his close friends and baseball competition because last year they and both he and Webster played in the Charleston wwjor. inajjuma nere imoaY, wiieni Within the next few weeks another they will meet the SpringviUe high, to accept the position and direct tie closest contenders. planting will be made below the their affairs of the six team Utah county ' The Provo boys know they are up league... ' power dam. A communication from the state against a tough proposition. They Mr. Briggs will call a meeting - fish and game department, notified know that if they win Friday's game within the next two or three weeks the local association that the .Ontario they have to play ball as never before when plans for the league will be 'disMining company at Park City is con- - in their young lives. cussed and a schedule will be ar the fans know that the Prove ranged. We will open for business Wednesday morning: with a nice 'strutting a flume which will prevent And can ball when they want, the river above Heber from becoming boys play The teams that will 'composes the clean so. supply "of the most staple merchandise obtainable. Now do to muddy as it was last year. They know that at times the league during the present year will be -The drain tunnel from the mine boys are Inclined to take it easj 7 Fork, Springvill empties into the river about four They know also tbat.when. put to the Fork; --"PaytfohvfJaha He"ber. rock-bottoand the service we extend is unexcelled.- - Thank ' imiBrnonh'or "Heber; Between the test the provo nigh boys can deliver Spanish is it underRtcdtefu8es Provo, la mine and the river the drain passes the goods and can play a real genuine come into the league as long as the you.over a clay bed whlehrtoilre past has article of basketball other teams demand a division of the That Is the kind of ball . that the Provo gate receipts. Since, the sentibeen making the river, muddy. Some time ago the local association through faps expect to see Friday evening. ment In favor of the splitting of Sunripe Rolled Oats, large pkg. tha-gtadepartment asked the min Anything short of that will lose the Provo's gate is vory pronounced Iff . . :s...-rr-r-r- ? Wheat Biscuit for Shredded. Provo a If Provo. to the construct lads flume most-ogame t 'iiM towns composing the. lug coming i. .12$ with the same vigor and vim as league, there is very little likelihood across the clay bed to keepjhe river-jilnBorden's or Milk, Sego large clear. The state department notified they did in the rally in the.lant quar-...th- e Vf. tu&xountx seaC entering- - this yean lo-o- z. . 15" Seederhor Seedless local nswMMHtkm tnt tlte mining" tef at the NBphl"garas:here;;tliere"wHI Provo's actlvirie's in the formation of pkg. company wns ulreudy constructing the he no question as to the outcome. But the new state league is also, pointed to 3 Lux, pkgs, for. '.28$ that kind, of ball must be played by fansTiere as a strong evidence that flume asked for. , throughout the entire contest. Provo must not be counted OTPfor'-thThe boys are practicing hard and leoantX-leaguduring the coming sea M. J. B. toffee. . . .43 Kellogg's Corn Flakes. . .10 are improving rapidly. Coach Edwards son. is putting them through some mfghty Crystal White Soap, 10 bars Tomatoes, large, 2 for. 25 . ingly.- Question-o- f e Nothing but g Sfflair anaorsftd check denyrejruMTjejEt surittg."-Thr was the plunder of the burglars whs this atWte was rererrea to ine conference." H 1 primarily a broke Into the American Fork bifli s school Sunday on a , night, according Whether working ot question Webster kiA elalm that they received nniv Axnenses last year. Because of this denial President Moss disnatched to the southern division, to Investigate the case. 'Meantime Baker and "Webster are out of competitions Coach Lowell Romney withheld them both from the games in Salt Lake, afc though both nights Captain tlammona was ruled out.o npersonai xouis. There is only one hope for the Aggie athletes and that Is that it can be shown that they received only ex penses last year. And of course there is always a possibility of padding ex has-Jbe- en - d free Style. lg(Lr. Itance, relay of four men. : An agreement was made that home tennis, teams would notify th visiting teams on the day of the g what men were going to play in th doubles; team and that, - the vlsitln, teams should bare the priveleg of ad. justing-r- their double teams accord. - . , . w The faculty memoere voieu intercoUegiate baseball this year because of insufficient funds. The sUencerOt B. Y, U. representatives was to construed, by the Salt Lake papers,nnthat they were linanclally. klo tn run the SDOft. West. Aggie repreeenta. . Dr. Ray P. tivei presented the case of Chick Hart of Logan, stating that he was ot having the llgibUIty of thatblete A. C. would use Mm ltt.tho distance : AT LESS EXPENSE I ... - than you could do it yourself. REASON: The best of materials and a thorough knowl-- : . efjje or their use. :i . ' ; v .'; iilPhone ' 683-T- '' T. V"...:-- . " ' THITPAINT MAN , . . : 3S5 VSecond North. . 1 |
