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Show 5 ' THE PROVO- HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923. - - ' Ti'rn'V'iMon iPROVO'SGOLFr : W 1 m lr:Bmmm SYRUP s sTV- -l - 1 -- - iJVOs r4 , PURE CANE AND MAPLE , atrlght half, llnrflnbhifl . IIUI I III WMIllw - FANSPLAYING r 1 in the morning 4, When you fet that first "whiff of cakes in the morning' thiak of Scully's Skookum youll have "tome" appetite; . Cokes without Skookum are like ham without it simply bel&ngs there., eggt it's "Bully Don't foret-noth-- in but pure cane and maple sugar. r 4 J i i ;The golf s" . U B. 5V-L- SYRUP CO. T 6 CHICAGO Mi beenjet-a- t. nniversiw the' Aggie scorer as Denver sport st the university is- as strong as the Aggie team. Saturday The Colorado university defeated the Colorado State Teach- team, 6(H), and at that sub their best stituted oftenio-sa- m players for the B. X. U. game. The Cougars should have had a . I .l e ' . I I I I 1 l- l.- -i -l WJ i. . III 111 vX A scorched corpse picked np on so sea was evidence oily, wreck-strew- n of the fate of the tanker Swiftstar. It is believed that lightning struck the tanker amidships, disabling the - a : XrIH-TjT.V Si - Sj t ' V .. f- rm w- m m vjr . LQreed'!isjthejratchword el-th- oil monopoly they . must have .their own way they must hare the road clear of legitimate competition no obstacle must stand , in thq way: of the ultimate aim of robbing the public by higher -- .i , .... gasoline price than ever before; . Regardlesa of their OWN iUtementi in their OWN ' advertising the oil monopoly has spared neither money nor effort in fighting the Independent eompanies their terrific overhead caused by their insane desire to have pumps on r " every, comer, service stations In every available location, simply to crush competition, IS BORNE BY THE PUBLIC and it's high time for some action to be taken to find out whether or not a monopoly is bigger than the Government itself. '.. ' This is your FIGHT a mnch as OUES. It's 'ue ton of whether you want a monopoly to fix the price of gasoline, with competition in the future aa before the dependent Gas and Oil Company entered .the field or whether you want to throw off the shackles of this monopoly and have the petroleum industry in the hands of men you KNOW to be conscientious in their endeavors to serve , your best interests. , ' Tour should J!fimeB e - fbe Inda trctf eadsot 4hvBra bwKnkk It's bu ambMai at Hit tlx hat mBM mat wot tfM moodm m to took In tmotm By Um for oa uD!Xr- t- la&vtv now ye r . to stoma iih "Of4 ' 9ifiiiina sal mt th-- t HQXoyuLi...: promptyouto 3 - CT t Buy Only From an Independent Dealer rV AVirttf'Z 1 Vf .. ' s Operating Absolutely Independently in UTAH ID1HO - WY0MINO. N n Keep going till you come to anl-Gstation,-thedrive in, Use coupon books for convenience. Good at UK) stations everywhere. : Ny! O O ' FOB RENT bungalow, with :' modern brick heat '.Phone 37a ' FOR (BALE One used electrle washer. cVlinder trim. A bargain. Save at Barton's. '. O-i- tf Farms and Gardens. FOR i , FOR S.4LE at zyu B. ' milk cow. Phone SALE-Fre-sh SUtt-W- .. , 0-2- 1 Nice Jonathan apples ara w, fnone - bui-n- FOR SALE Jersey cow, cheap, 688 N. 2nd E. 0-1- S 0-1- 6 FOR SALE Choice apples, 60c a bushel at farm or 60e a buaheL 0--u . MONEY TO LOAN on both city delivered. Phone 667-and farm property, at 7 per cent; no waiting your turn. See Provo FOR Apples, eooking and Consolidated Real Estate Co. Phone Jelly 60c on trees. 75c deUvered 6 Double & pears, Damson pluma. ' Thomas ' Phone 3iaw. 672 North 6th West WESTERN Bt'ILDINO AND LOAN 7 ' ' makes easy Installment loans. Ho See for turn. Provo waiting your Consolidated Real Estate Co., phone FOR SALE Jonathan school boy 6 Double a- . tf apples, 15 cents ' bushel Poulton's Oct-1farm. - . , ' LOST Between Salt Lake and Prove, a blackTraveling bag con a box, de- taining lady's and baby's wearing 9 appareL - Finder notify Donnel KI Provo. Powlson, 622 W. 6th FOR SALE Ford touring ear, 1921 Reward. model starter type, isa CaU at - - r , 9 FOR RENT Two apartments at Ironton Cafe. ',' 687 S. 2nd" W. Inquire 141 W. FOR SALE Pure 'bred1 Jersey 8 . 2nd 8. Phone 426-months'-- old. - Priced heifer,-1- 8 " reasonable. Call 812 8r8rd W. 8 BOARD AND ROOM Phone 698-. . 754 T. 1st N. Z FOR SALE Crawford peaches, and lomaroea. aiso a norse, enean. FOR RENT T?ice" modern home. id-2, Box 66. Seven Per.Cent J. t , rw ri: 8. . 0-1- r 046aawayarVlVo. With or without board. Phone 277-- J or 145 B. 3rd 8. 7 D-1- How many times have you said "I likra ccr tain food, but it doesn't like me" meaning ' you can't digest it? , . But don't despair Youll thrive on Shredded Wheat::::the perfed: food. in. biscuit form. ' Shredded Wheat contains every' essential food element, but it is so thoroughly cooked that it is readily digested What's more, the golden brown shreds are delicious. - not-onl- TryitV . 7 ; 0-1- and ew nalt-tO- B 0.-2- 1. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light Employment. honsekeplng.'' Phone 511-- O-1-0 FOR RENT furnished Two bed- - WANTED Girl tor light work. 551 E. 1st N. house 0-2- 1 WANTED Apple pickers. Phone 0-FOR RENT Heated apartment, 4 787J4 l rooms and bath. Call 870-HELP WANTED Men, and' boys - ? over 10 ai xoonai raciung corp. , Phone 655. FOR RENT Two furnished bed work done st rooms, with heat and light 193 TYPEWRrTIN'G home by experienced 5 E. 1st N.- Phone 834. typist' v' -Rates reasonable. Phone 165-J-. N-- l . FOR RENT Modern S room apart-- : Ave. Call at 815 N. UnL ment WANTED Men to pick apples. 8 Graham L. Daley, Pleasant View. Phone 1 . FOR SALE modern house; also Bulck Four. . Phone 65&-J- . WANTED Call Apple pickers. 5 . 364 W. 6th S. : 118-646 B. Center. 8 ; FOR SALE brick house, MEN AUTO WANTED AT ONCE with screened porch. 864 N. 7th Bhr inlu mm' fn trainaA - 5 West men.. Easy to learn. Jobs furnlsh- FOR RENT Three room modern ea to earn room ana board Big Illustrated book on. apartment S15 a month. 920 W. auto opportunities explains every5 Center, FREE postpaid. Writ Sent thing. FOR KENT part-- j today.- - Dept 1S2 4004 S. JTlgueroa, - . . . ; 2 ments and one sleeping room. Ut Angeles. , 8 Close in. Phone 806-- per- fect, delicious food for any meal of the day. Serve it simply with milk ot cream, or topped with berries or fruits. Con , tains all the bran you need to stimulatoX bowel movement. It is salt-fre- e and unsweetenedyou season it to your taste1 - 0-1- O-I- T - TruciMtutbeShixdae a real toast. Try it with butter, soft cheese og'tnarmalacya. N whole-whe- at : 0-1- 0-1- 784-R-- 4. 0-2- - 0-1- 0-1- - mt 0-1- while-learnin- tot perfect food v faoitautfom 0-1- Two-mode- rn-a 0-2- 0-1- FOR RENT A modern house. Phone 881-or caU at 156 W.4th ' 7 South. . AlisceH&neoriS Wants. 0-1- 1 I DKtTWJf AT? I Huw.wwnw,. ; 1 lfM wse -- J -run Ndtf Women BALK modern brick home. Small payment down. 135 8. 8rd E. Phone 557. HtMSTITCHMG and PICOTINO " J30 W. Center.Work done right-Mrs- . FOR RENT Two furnshed rooms. A.JV Ritchie. v 5 470 W. 1st N. rg-18--tf and Bush Ford 0-1- wheal. A ready-to-ea- t. FOR SALE 0-1- ; whole 3 truck at a sacrifice. Can Ah- FOR RENT Two furnished apartments for light housekeeping at lander Mfg. Co " 6 243 E 7Ui N. Phone 460-R- . FOR SALE A real bargain, Bulck six el 4o touring car. Just ever- FOR" RENT Three room modren New house. Furnished 849 S.'7th B. hauled and newly painted. cord Urea. S350 Ahlander Mfg. Co. 5 Phone 842J , . y v Antomobfles Rooms. 168 E. 6th N. 0-2- 1 Shredded. Wheat Is 100 ready-cooke- d FOR RENT R VankeeSi .. ROOMS l. 0-1- FOR RENT Light housekeeping 5 rooms. 579 N. Univ'. Ave. WELDINQ CO welding and . cutWe weld anything made of ting. PER CENT loans onder reserve metal. Work guaranteed. First class syBtem on city or farm property. service. 42 N. 4th W. Phone 58S-- J -- --Reserve Deposit Company. CUff tf. Building 8alt Lake City, Utah. LOST " . rrr) DEMTR "U" TAKES GAME FROM LTAII AGGIES 15. LOGAN. Oct Battling against odds, the Utah Aggies were beaten by the University of Denver gridders Saturday afternoon by the score 01 1 to 7. The game was a brilliant oner replete with exceptionally good feats by Individual and, for the most part, by the two teams. Ideal weather prevailed and a record crowd witnessed the con 1 - - UN1YERSITI OF UTAH WINS FROM WYOMING fU," 7M -- s M s SALT LAKE. Oct 15. Utah's powerful eleven overwhelmed Wyoming at Cuminlngs field Saturday. When the final shot was fired In the gathering dusk the' score was 79 to 0. The largest opening-dacrowd In history witnessed the rout of the Larsmle Cowboys. Bmasbmg and plunging through the Wyoming line as though It were toy, cardboard barrier. Coach Tommy Fltcpatrick's Crimson backs carried their powerful attack down the field time and sgaln, piling up total-0twelve touchdowns, four kicks after, goal and a lona dron- klck that sailed through the posts. Reed Jewkes, at fullback, led the onslaught with four" touchdowns; brown.. pup with white Bpots..JCaU 835or 47; N. lst W. Reward. 7 . A-l- tf . 0-1- FOR RENT S ana . apartments, furnished, wltb gas. 753 LOST Silver fountain pen, with S. Univ. Ave. Phone 694. full name' engraved. CaU 353 11 or return to Hub Clothing Co. for? FOR 8ALE Lots ot used furnS- - rewarou , tnr at hurenln nrlenai Ren It at LOST A bay saddle horse,: white . u Barton's. ISheikOtnatL was banished fromtmocha - tun ''. "men - j H. JL AYERS 0-1- Saturday's Games., y Independent Oil & Gas Co. A ... O-I- T . - At Fort Collin Colorado Aggies . is. 1. v. 0.At Bait Lake Utah 79. Wyo ming u. At Boulder Colorado 60. Colo- State Teachers ft at Denver-Colorad- o college 18. scnooi or aunes u. At Logan Denver university 14. Aggies 7. . test Phone R. F. D. No. 3, Box 241. 594-,. r . . C STANDING Won. Lost Pet Colorado College . . . . 2 0 1.000 Colorado Aggies . . . . . 2 0 1.000 UtahTn-- 1 ft 1.000 TTOerstty-o- f Denver University ... 1 .ft 1.000 1- T. U... 1 .500 Utah Aggies 0 1 .000 Moutana State College 0 1 .000 Colorado Mines 0 1 .000 0 3 .000 Wyoming I For Sale. IDEAL ' holiie, modern ex- . cept heat, on two acres ot nest land in Provo ; large barn, double garage, new coop for 250 chickens, good cement cellar, brick granary, 30 fruit - trees and smaller fruit located In city limits of Provo on paved state highway. 200 chickens, 4 good hogs, fine cow,- six tons of coaL and Ford car and other Incidentals with place. Price S9000 cash. Address J. W. Morton, Co. -- a The Tom Cat has finally been smoked out he wasnt jatUfied to stay in the background .end.wb the producer, the reiiner and the jobber he has now come out in the open in a deliberate attempt to eventa&Uy rob the public. turo 0-1- ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE Every Motorist FOR SALE Rekl bargain: One Edison dictaphone. Barton Fuml. Real Estate, Rooms, Board. . 0-1- 20 R.H.E. Giants 010 000 0001 3 2 Vanks 3(h008-l- Batteries Clants, Bentley, J. AJti iucD a " giuuuaiu wuiij . i q-1- S ,. WM ADS THE HERALD 7U 0-1- 6 school og Tuesday gridxters Memorial hill in a classy battle for the honor of their respective schools. One of the most interesting features of the Founder's day celebration will be a lively scrap between our two rack local aggregations. Both have good records and will fight bard to keep them good! The Gowdy ; Hchaug. nmr trmnma ;KiPifttlIXrTBi tJZFZ UA.uK. The Gasoline War Concerns . K This special feature will be given betweenthe. two showings' of .the picture, Charles Jones in !'Second The undefeated B., X. U. freshman team will meet the Provo high SUNDAi-SVORLUSERIE- -m m STANDARD OF, THE WORLD -; ? o CM' Catis oat ofthe Baql -- vaude-Ttller- DURHAM TOBACCO FOL BOX SCORE SUNDAY OAm wry i 12 . The Misses Jepperson have done h great 'deal of public and professional dancing and ' through their exceptional , work have received a number of: offers to go on twice while the frosh have taken every scalp they have gone after. The game ought to be one of: the oest ever pinyeu on tne new To keep tip the excitement the traditional 'dispute between the sophomores and the freshmen will wireless Immediately and exploding on each one wen be settled between the halves of the Swiftstar tering one or two oil tanks which tore the game. The contest will take the between Cuba and , Ja form of a pushball fracas and. any ship apart, each half going down picked up with all on board. Splintered wood maica together with the body of the one who likes fun and enthusiasm will do. well to see this fight and rudderless lifeboats with the let dead man. The probable lines : "XL'J'rosh Finlayson and Jolley, ends : Andrus ..and Fitzgerald, and Johnson, tackles; Griggs guurdg; JJjiiUl'f, center Anderson and 11. Berrett, halfbacks ; T. Ber rerr, fullbackr Madsen, quarterback: irovo Dennis and Anderson, ends; ' Boardman and McCoard, tackles ; Gardner and Giles, guards; Bennett, center ; Menlove and John son, halfbacks ; Biddulph, fullback ; Peterson, quarterback. ; ' ms wrltera-insi- second touchdown In last Saturday's game. Only penalties kept them from that touchdown,' and bad luck 'preventonly a' streak-o-f ed the kicking of the first goafc With anything .like an even break on fortune the B. T. U. would have had two touchdowns and would hare gicked goal on the first, and that would have tied the score, If, of course,, the "X" had kicked goal on the penalized touchdown, 'as Riddle did for the Aggies on their last touchdown. h e "X" meneTerm'clalli coaches and Student Manager Fox, send word to Provo, via The Herald, that they will give an A-- l exhibition, of real football against the University of Utah team at Provo Saturday, October 27. . - ... - . he'd'brWsfleOOBelSZXDffMy nows-t- ne uworauo t : fr - 1 I il--i4- -- - - No' stomach filled with sour food. Every, poisons7 Can digest food-matt- course of the Provo Country club has been worked 'Into fair condition for autumn golfing, By Herald Staff Correspondent to Uean 11. V. Hoy t, sec TT. COmXSTColo., OcTlS. according of the club. The B, T. V. Cougars rested op rete - Already several Provo golfers a for scheduled were end Sunday have tried out the new couse with resting spell for today,; following considerable playing satisfaction. . their hard battle Saturday with the Among those who have ventured over the newest golf course in Utah Colorado Aggies,, when are F. B, D. Gray, Hunter Manson, university "infantf held the beivy C'al Bee, John Smith, H. V. Hoyt, far score, Aggie team to,ar4-Leven, Miss Elizabeth Butler 1 better than" any uoioraao- - spon George and others. conceived bad 'possible. . All who have been on the course are reeling speak favorably of it, and believe Today the "I boys fine, a bit tired, but ready for that with a little more rolling ana training tomorrow.' it will makean Ideal course Fred Hinckley played Saturday's filling a city of Provo s population ana a with ankle, badly injured game .': Wealth. s;i;..fc;' hurt in the first quarter. Bob How- "The had weather, so much rain, ard win Injured In the nnai guarth past two weeks has ter, Both players finished the during with getting' the course game, going on their nerve and the into condition,'" Dean knowledge that the "X" was short Holt good playing says, "With dry weather we of substitutes. much toward improving the Hinckley and Howard will be can do favored in this ' week's training. ' course and by next summer It should ?5ach TwHchelli4odayrald4ie, be- - ha In ATpalli.nfr rnfiiHtlnn." 8evwal eood scores have been nfflde n theJProvo Country, cluFs RntiirdAv'a (am& The Congars train here on the links and few balls nave been- iok. iecome- more Aggies' groundsthisreek.isoing to Ashe Provo-golfeBoulder Friday' evening for; - the accustomed to the course there will Saturday game with the University be fewer balls lost, A demand for men are pre- caddies has been established, a de of Colorado.-"Ag- gie dicting a flctory for the B. X. U. in mand thas far that has .been filled the Colorado university, game, but bv little bovs living near the First Director Roberts toda- y- said thatf ward trasttire- r- The Tate of pay for i IS SOUR. FOOD WONT DIGEST at theXoIumbia Rains g . . thing yon eat turns into more poison and gao, making you nervous ana weak. Simple buckthoen back, glycerine, etc., as mixed in-- Adlerika, exiiels all sour poisons snd gas from 'Misses. Venice and Tlorence BOTH npper end lower boweL Provo'S own arOsts of the fouL decaying soloterpsicborean' art, wlU,be tte,. yon never thought was in your sys ana gassy ists at the Columbia theater tomorv tem which caused 4s-sour - EXCELLENT row evening 4aonneetioa with ths stomach., Adlwlka Provo band concert to be given be- to guard against appendicitis. Hed tween the two shows. Miss Flor- quist t)rtig Co. Advertisement ence will dance the ballet ' .solo, "Evening Rose," while Miss Venice will give the Espana . Castenet waits, one of the characteristic dances in which she excels. The JeDDerson sisters hsve been students of the dancing art since seven yean of age and in that time have studied from three very dancers and teachers. Miss Marguerite Stewart, formerly a Provo clrl but now in the Metro politan ballet; Stefano Mascagnoof New York and formerly or tne GENUINE Russian ballet, ..and. wlio many. times danced before tne Jate usar t Russia, and Marllynn Xussof, a member of the Swedish Imperial -- Oid cakes - k Dance Artists lountry Club's Course in Fair Condition, Despite llliMies ww J tke, , tfttl bene-Id-rle- d hand Lore." There will ear---! the ball over three times, Lee ranee in price. Kkhards and Brk-- Whitney, Cal Boberg and Earn Bock once IF STOMACH each. . ' , 0-1- S--- stripe in lorehesd, three white feet saddle marks. Horse about 8 For Sale or Trade. years old, weighs about 900. Phone 583-5 , .i ,. FOR SALE One office desk, $25, If taken at once. Save money at WANTED WiU furnish cheap Barton's. , cheap transportation to lady who FOR SALE Pit bull terrier pups. wishes trip to Denver Colorado of Inquire Bellmont Apt le; ready now. 193 W. 1st N. Chicago, 0-1- Neamt seven' centuries have passed, but the name ofSheikHadjOmar is still highly honored in Arabia. . Mocha, his native city, cast him out fcto the desert to die ofstarvation. He had dared to love the daughter of his king. Yet banishment led to fame, for in his wanderings Omardiscovered the coffee shrub and Drought coffee berries back to Mocha. Then his praise was eung far and wide, and he gained a place in the legendary tales of his country. . . But Omar could not offer even the .King of Mocha such coffee as you may now enjoy M. J. B, Corns. M. J. B. Coma offers you the utmost m cottee satisfaction. -- - . . 0-1- . 4. 9 - FOH SALE - Good eating wil deliver. Phone 786-J.- Ellidtt trapes; No. 10. lit I 0-1- 9 luffRugasyi Robert mads from old, worn carpets and 7 old clothing. Here this week enly. 0-1- ' 0-I-8 ; Good ladles wheel, new Phone 110. O 15 tires. 617E S 9 WANTED Clean cotton rags at The Herald otflce, South First ANOTHER bargain used piano, West.. ;....... Taylor Bros, Music Dept' FOR SALE . FOR SALE . MsJ-- O-ll- . Fine player piano, at PIANOS FOR RENT Taylor Bros, music department ' 15S. a bargain. Phone tf O-S--tf Just Reeeived A new line ot beds, Two Done all kinds, f 10 and up.' Barton's HEMSTITCHING and PIOOTINO . . v ,. Two pillow slips done fre with every dollar order. Singer Sewing FOR SALE Best gTade of Rhode Machine Co.; 209 W. Center. Island greening spples; prices PAPERHANQINQ and kalsomlnlns. reasonable. Call 8C9-- J or 570-J- . o-i-e interior and exterior --ftatatlng. s House palnUng a specialty. FOR SALE Wicker push cart 18. cheerfully Smith, given. lit t snd electric bathroom heater 13. W. 4th N. Phone SSMTO. , or both for $12. Phone or . 7 call st 73 E. 6th 8. RUGS CLEANED With electrle carpet-washer- ,colors restored; BARGAIN'S In tised - heater one large Ilsrtman $25; two medium work guaranteed. Phone 442-Buck Heaters, $16; Hot Blaxt f heaters, $16; Boss Heater, $12; one Luna Oak, $10; Oil Heaters, run winiNa ana eisctneai repair $2.50 snd np. Dont fail to see this work,', phone 1554 or 4S1-J- . line. Save money at Barton's ' J4S4I Lsavltt Free! : O-l--tf B Et-mate- tf 585-NJ- 0-1- Prrm itt Quafihf in crrrjr cup TRSS TEA slvss the -- - tmost in tea atiifactloa . ' V O-l-- Ouymaa. v - .jf |