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Show THE PROVO HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17. 1924. PAGE FOUR. MACCABEES HOLD 1924 ELECTION (From SpringviUe Herald.) At a meeting of SpringviUe Teut No. 8 of the Jlirtnlnw lifid iu Fraternity hall, Jau- 12, Ihf follow ills officers were elected : Past tttuituauder, Lynmn S. eouimuiider- - t'luude Y. Lur-so- u Willis ; lieutenant commander, Whit mure; chaplain. Miles Van Chuuncey Vau Pat ton; Uias-te- r at aruin, It. K. Market t; first - Hay-niou- Bos-kir- IKKiS PAY FOR .IKL'S COLLEGE (OIRSE DOGS AM Our Big January Furniture International Ntwi Service. MIS MOINF.S, la.. Jail. 17. Hull pups plus h.'gs eiu:il a trllege eduof Miss cation, in the nlive Crunksliaiik, of lH-- Moines Miss t'rulekshaiik is working her way through I)es Moines uiiiver-"-vi- a the bulldog and jiorker iimi". started her eduThe young cational fiiiaiulug with a full lirood sow. Today the how has a fiinilv of sixteen that sell for fiiucy price. The ltostou bull terrier ale a recent acquisition to Miss ('rulck-shiink'- s ALE- - co-e- master of truant. Earl t'nuover ; wee- ond master of guards, George Hulk-ley- ; aeutiiii-1- . Frank McKenzie, pickfinancing. A short time ago four puppies arrived, and she sell et, George E. Whit more. them for 1(130 each and th- - mother The above offirvrs were instnl!-- by Hlate Commander T. It Kelly. St ?230. The Hflet'tlmi of a recoid keejier for the SpringviUe tent was deferred to ONE ( HIIJ IN SHARON n future date and the SpringviUe International New Service. SlIAKoN. N. 11.. Jin. 17. This Banking company will art as (olleet-o- r of liwuraiice rutc. town pays but $2 as a State school tux. The lass census shows there SpringviUe Tent No. 9 was organiwith a charter Is but one child of school ngc with sed Feb., 11, inciulieritliip of thirteen. Anions its in its boundaries. charter incmlwrs were Ir. F. I Minn, Sharon whs a thriving town no V. or 00 A. O. Packard, Mont Johnson, At that time it vyo. B. Iloiigitll, r. Brintoti. T. It. had (Iyears of a!mut. MiO. population ErHy. W. 1L Kesri. o. W. Plilllhw There are flbout Ift persons here and others. I luring the twenty-sevenow. years of its existence more in lieen insurance has than $liM(.(Ki paid to families of deceased mem- BRITISH PLAN TO HI II.H IMG EXPRESS AIRPLANES bers. Starting on the old assessment News Service. plan of life insurance, the Macca- International LO.MioN, I.io 17. Tim British bees has developed Into a great leAir Minister? is to cntis'ruef In tin gal reserve institution offering the future three giant nlr express highest types of insurance policies near and retaining all of the purely fra- es to rorm !ne nucleus or a rieet io Conternal features which have charac- fur a day and right serr'ce stantinople. It is report "d. terized it since its inception. They will have a range of 2.000 Springville Tent No. 9 has the distinction of holding the prize banner miles, it is learr.ed, and accomodafor amateur bands in the slate ami tion for twity five pMwngors. for many yenrs whs the undisputed leader In exemplifying the dra- VEILS AGAIN POPI LAR WITH BRITISH WOMEN matic work of the order. The of the Maccabees contemInternational News Service. plates a free trip to 'Washington, D. LONDON. Jan 17. English womC. for meuiliers who do some work en have decided to return to the for the association. veil. The latest veil is a small piece of rniLTOTT CHILD IS lace named the "mask" veil. Itl KIKI) IN TROVO black covers the forehead and eyes find Funeral services for Clyde Fhll It In a straight line across the son of Mr. and passes pott, the wenr-e- r Mrs. Jesse 0. rhllpott, who recently bridge of the nose, giving the appearance of a highwayman. moved here from Kreiumllng, Colo., were held In the Berg Mortuary $12,000 "RADH'M BELT-WA- S chapel Wednesday under the direcNEVER DELIVERED tion of Bishop Joseph Nelson of the Provo Sixth ward. International News Service. Invocation was offered by Andrew BINGHAMTOX. X. Y., Jan. 17. Knudsen and the benediction by John Wilson, farmer, will never Dan Webster. The shakers who trust "doctors" again. He Just got spoke consolingly to the parents of through paying one $12,000. tlie child were A. 0. Smoot and BishThe "doctor" he told Wilson he op Nelson. Three songs were sung was a visiting Paris physician by a quartet from the Sixth ward. dropped In at the farm. He "disThe grave In the Provo city ceme- covered" Wilson was Hi In danger of death. The only cure was a tery was dedicated by Bishop "radium belt." The belt could not be bought just loaned. The seNATIVE OF PROVO curity would be $12,000. Wilson LAID TO FINAL REST had that much. He gave It to the The "radium belt." never for Mrs. Jane doctor. Funeral sen-icenever ITawg Meldrum were held In the arrived, and 'the "doctor" Porvo Fourth ward chapel Wednes- came back. Now police are Reeking the day afternoon. Bishop A. L. Booth "noted physician." presided. John It. Stubbs offered the invocation and President J. CARD OF THANKS. William Knight the benediction. our thanks Several beautiful selections were andWe wish to extend to the friends appreciation View ward the Pleasant sung by so kindly aschoir and solos by Mrs. Alta Walker and neighbors who sisted us during the sickness and Allrcd. Lillian and death of our little one; also for the The Paakers were T. ,T. Foote, beautiful floral offerings. "W. S. Fausett and Patriarch Joseph MIC. AND MRS. JESSE O. B. Kocler. all of whom spoke highly rilll.POTT, of the character and exemplary life Dlt. AND MRS. L. B. riHLPOTT. of Mrs. Meldrum. The grave in the Provo city ceme- FORMER PROVO MAN tery wns dedicated by Bishop Jesse DIES IN COAST CITY Maws of Silver City. Word lias just Ih'cii received bv relatives here of the death at RedSALT LAKE YOl'NO MOTHER ding, California, on January 0. of lilRIKI) AT PLEASANT GROVE John W. Jnckmnn. OS, formerly of this cily. Mr. Jackman was PLEASANT filtoVE. Jan. 17. among the mining men of Funeral services were held in the this state, he having worked for Pleasant (5 rove tabernacle Monday in several of the mines in for Mrs. Mervctie Bozzant Kimball, years who died at Halt Lake. Neils Fugal Park City and theinTintic district. Provo for sevThe family lived was in charge of the services. The eral years, but left for California invocation was offered by Chris- about 2 ago since which time topher Jlackett and the benediction they haveyears resided there. He is suroisen. Charle J. by The musical numbers consisted of vived by his wife, Mrs. Dula Roba girls' chorus and a solo each by erts Jackman and two daughters. Maurine Oaniett and Mrs. May It. Donna and Edwardine Jackman. Walker. The speakers were Jens Mrs. Jackman is a daughter of Mrs. P. Fugal, Dr. Woodruff of Salt Dell Roberts, 129 North Fourth Lake, Harvey Booth of Provo, West street, of this city. Neils Bishop M. 8. Christiansen, DEVILTRY OF BOY COSTS Fugal ond Bishop s. L. Swenson. CHICAGO BIG ANNUAL SUM The grave in Pleasant Grove cemetery was dedicated by F. S. International News Service. Humphries. CHICAGO. Jan. 17 Chicago is Mrs. Kimball was the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Bezzant of paying $75,000 a year to prove the this city. Besides her parents and old adage that "boys will be boys'.' The commissioner of gas and elhusband, Harold Kimball, she is survived by two children. Donna ectricity just completed a reiort and Booth ; also four sisters and showing it costs the city that much to replace street-ligh- t glolics smash- four brothers. on the treach- der the direction of the Ber thrown S Mur. erous reefs and that firtuaUy all all erous reefs and that virtually flooded. welcomed and Mrs. W. V are , the proud parents of a iu TIY1.0R Fl"NERAL SERVICE IN TABEK.VUUS 61 .Mi.il, wioy pru oorn at their Funeral services will l held In nesday. Reports from the bMaTJt the Utah stake tabernacle Sunday to the effett that mother ,u7t forenoon at 11 o'clock for George S. ara doing nicely. Mrs. Taylor, prominent business and was formerly Miss Emily churchman and recent president cf (laughter of Mr. and Mr. the New Zealand mission of the Latter- Brown of this city. Saints church, w ho died sud-day Many people dig their grTveHr denly in his home in thia city Wed11 n8Upation nesday evening. rible Sugnam Representatives from the First matterhandicap. In the stomach and beVSll presidency and the quorum of the miT cause wrim -- ....! , Twelve are expected to I present uufit The tabernacle choir under the di- TAIN TEA beforeuocky It 1, too rection of Prof. J. R. Boshard will Thousands have gotten wondertw render the music. results. Try Dri Interment will be In the family Co., four plot at the Provo city cemetery un .rR-Bl:c"- cieW "1r decaH hollisteks 1 Positively Closes,Sat.J9th stores.-AdverUse- ment. . THE HERALD WANT ADS During Our Sale many thrifty buyers have taken advantage of big savings in price. I. UN BAKER & BAKER HOUSES ESTATE REAL Attorneys and FOR RENT Furnished modern home, also two furnished rooms, rhone 3S1-- or 156 W. 4th 8. 7 Counselors-a- t Li Everywhere. PROVO, UTAH. Mi n pres-ttit.pla- Buy at Sale Prices On Terms well-know- n 5. I I? f 1 T i. Li. 1 vf1 PROVO. UfJUt. I MUCH WATER CONSUMED BY LONDON POPULATION International News Service. LONDON, Jan. 17. Although there are approximately 14,000 beer houses and saloons in London- her 0 population used more than gallons of water last year, or more than 35 gallons a day according to the London water board's annual report - 88,000,-000,00- per-hea- D LITTLE HOPE FOR SHIP. International News Service, WASHIXGTON, Jan. 17. Little hope was held out today by the navy department for safing the cruiser Tacoma which went on the rocks on Blanquilla reefs, 16 miles from Vera Cruz. A radio dispatch from the stranded ship reports that she had been si S! ' 1? I- - 5 Phone7ti)Q0 I 0 Provo, Utah. Courses by mall and resident classes. Call or write for partJ. FOR REXT House, also one fur- lars. nished modern apartment. Call Eyeglasses, i at 141 W. 2nd S. Phone 426-W-. T n, FOUND measure. Owner may have then l by calling at Herald office, j FOR RENT Four room furnished PIANO TIJNIVr. modern apt, with gas range 407 So my customers may know, I S. 3rd W. Am rtttmnrpA tn tnl-mica tuning oj repairs that you may mi I FOR RENT Apartments, well fur- on your piano. Irwin McDowell near nished, partly modern, . j.g rhone 512. 190 E. 1'bone oa-jroundhouse, 5th South. FOR SALE steel half-len- a 0 Bargain, rang! iiai.uuit vi. BOARD ROOMS FOR RENT, I'none jur. ji ayton, oaa. FOR REXT Two furnished rooms, LOST German police puppy J also garage. 772 W. Center. months old, color medium browi . b59-JReward. J JJ FOR REXT cottage and Finder call cellar, partly furnished. Phone XOTICE I will not be responsible 151-142 E. 3rd N. lor any aeuis coniractea Dy anj- - IS one other than myself. Elwyn Boy- - 8 FOR REXT Two furnished rooms aer. j. for light housekeeping. Call John 0 L. Russell at 142-or 544. PUPS FOR SALE Scotch collie strain. Phone FOR REXT Partly furnished bouse. Gas and water. 648 welding and cot F-E. 4th S. ting.- - We weld anything made si metal Work First claa FOR REXT Four furnished rooms service. 42 N.guaranteed. 4th W. Phone 68M for light housekeeping. Call John tt L. Russell at 142-or 544. ..... LOST Bicycle, light blue color, red Two FOR REXT unfurnished Finder rubber handle gri;is. . rooms. Call tf please notify Daily Herald. FOR REXT Small cottage, - two PIAXOS FOR RENT Bros, Taylor kitchenette and rooms, with piano department closet . Partly modern and partly furnished. Phone 592-or call 257 ANOTHER bargain used piano. S. 5th W. Taylor Bros., piano dept. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, FOR SALE Oriole universal range clean and ready to live in. Phone coal ond gas new fumed oak din300-0 3 ll 0 600-W- 8 ing room table. 242 S. 2nd. W One furnished room PIANO TUNING Is a good inves719 W. for light housekeeping. tment. $5 buys the best tuning in Center. the intermountain country. Phone E. P. Mayhew at 619-- J or 544 for ex POULTRY pert services with a one year guaFARMS, GARDENS, rantee. IF TOU WANT good hay, phone 0 From Now Till April First THE CHEAPEST HEAT D F-- l FOR SALE Emerson typewrit Call Barton Furniture Co. FOR SALE 20 bu. or more of seed wheat, $1.10 per bu. See Xewell FOR SALE PLATKB USED Baum, north end of Univ. Ave. PIANO. Convenient terras. Robinson Music Co. Phone 156. FOR SALE Apples, 2 bu. $1.50. Sweet cider. Thomas. Phone PIANOS FOR RENT Taylor Bros, . 6722 N. 5th W. music department 8 310-W- . 8 FOR SALE Phone 188-- Jonathan apples. J. 4 ANOTHER bargain used Taylor Bros., Music Dept piano. GOOD VI0LI58, at SALE Sweet cider , apples FOR SALE Robinson Music Co., 46 Univ. Ate and potatoes. We deliver. H. R Phone 156. Giles, 1036 W. 4th S. Phone 225-M-. : FOR a For your bedroom or bathroom or for instant comfort in your living room or dining room is the new gas heat from one of our Hot Spot 01 Radiant Fire Heaters. Few Left And to show you what these new heaters will do we offer to install one in your home for Just 3T -; tf EMPLOYMENT PIG KILLING If you have a pig WANTED to butcher, caU Button Market High bookkeeper's dest22 J Phone 870. We will caU, kill It and deliver. Phones 194, 195, 196. STRONG, HEALTHY BOY, age IT, wants work ; any kind ; must earn FOR SALE Ground bone foi to feed and lodge himself. enough chickens, 25 lbs. and over, 2c lb; J18 under 25 Ibs 2ftc lb. Standing Phone 26. orders are given our first attention. WANTED Nursing, 309, B 5th K 6 Bargains UHHH313 Cedar Chests 30 Days Free Trial standing I N-S- cheap. FOR electric wiring, contracting. estimates and repairing call 35 head of stock hogs, man and Tolbot, 451-Phone "ZTTTTZ FOB SALE Onj- tf J. T 766-R-- SWEEPING and furnaces Come to our office and make your selection. YOUNG LADY, experienced deA would like position In dry goods, expert store. Phone 846. d 7 trad f MAN with ton and wlU do all kinds of haulii Pboae 697-N- Chimneys cleaned; workman. Phone New Store, 348. Second-Han- jj MISCELLANEOUS F nRu SALE ene-hal- I1 300D VIOLIN, at WANTED Dressmaking and pM" Mr Robinson Music Co., 46 Univ. Ave sewing. Work guaranteed. W 222-198-J- . .1. H. Kirk. Phone 2 4 Padiantfirp OK, HUMPHREY Cattleme n-Sh- ee pmen-Trappe- rs aiJ " u n ""r1 Ml Mil Attention! H We are paying highest prices for all kinds of Hidf. Sheep Pelts. Wool and Vnr if viti It ova an vthin? IB our line, we would be glad to quote you prices and guar-- 1 an it n a BE SURE "At" 1 An Ai 1 SEE US BEFORE SELLING We claim to know our business and POSITlVELt have the markets for our merchandise, which enables us to pay TOP PRICES for everything in our line. For . any information call Barton Furniture Company mnaay. uive us your order. Sutton Market Z CHIMNEY nun33H ' S. FOR REXT Going ''u.''Hiiiiitvvntim,T 3rd 8 m- Fast "nui W. ART 767-R-- 2 7le- 'iiimf Furnished house. 396 FOR RENT THE C. V. H. SCHOOL OF APPLIED 2 Gasogra- ,0'V r 8 ll 8 790-R-- from Volkach, Germany, to a manufacturing company here. The letter Is covered on both sides with stamps, leaving hardly enough room for the address. The stamps range in value from 1,000 000 to LETTER FROM GERMANY marks each and before COVERED WITH STAMPS 5X,000,000 the war the value presented by the postage was $1,731,357,000 accordInternational News Service. CEDAR IIAPIDS, la. Jan. 17. It ing to figures by officials of a bank required stamps to the amount of where the letter is being displayed. C,i)25,500,0O0 marks for the postage on a registered letter that was sent ed by boys for sheer devilment The commissioner was quite vexed about It. His report said such knavery was "unneccessary." 1 it I? M The large quantities of beautiful furniture which we have sold during this sale has paid us fully for the big reductions we have made. You still have time to get in on the big savings before our sale closes n s V Ik Buy at Sale Prices On Terms HOUSE FOR RENT 631 N. University Ave. Must be taken this week. Apply 125 E. Center. Utah Valley Gas &Coke Co. Provo Hide & Fur Phone 367. Co. 6th S. and 2nd & m i |