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Show THE SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1926. .'. andHavelt ; seeninb ' , Diamond lo Wlt. . ' Blot or Co. i ANYTHING USED XY. . Mi 11 work" Sam's Tire Shop West Center "Nowris'tJro time to get your tires repaired and retreaded Prices KlgliL" vve Decorating . (trailing 1' PUHT Hanging ('ulrimiiig .Ui! W. 2nd N. hiiio 0K3-W.- J - ': Coats 4 ; Dresses . Millinery;;-- Mob-co- money on used parts for all cars A lew good-us- ed batteries and tires.. AT AHLANDER'S 47C So. University Avenue save- - you IL Juenke MfgCo. CHAS. A. NELSON, Prop. rhone 11C2 "06 W. Center 170 N. University Phone 175 PalaceV. mum of .expense and a maximum af soctabilHyf said Director E. L. Roberta when he nhoanced the tritm. "The B. Y. V. wiU arrange for buses and Will loj tue road In such way a xo give tnose wno maae up the party the most that can be I obtained for tba money expeadea. character any "Awboily of whf45'the Intermonntain region may join the party," Director Rob berta aunouneed. J 'provided they will furnish references In ease-iheaie stranger? and irt case Ihey ac company their request to, take the trip by the price of the transporta . ' ' tion. f '.' V'ln arranging-.thi- s trip, we lie iieve we are doing something that will meet the approval of many peo ple who would like" to see the mag nificent Glacier Park, but who, or? account" of lack of facilities have Iteen unpble to do so." The "total exptmse of the trip In' eluding board and room, will worked out and may be had upon nnidication. The Itinerary of the trip will also, he announced within the near future. The other . trip that Brigham Young nnlverstty will sponsor In August or September will bejhe annual caravan to Cedar Breaks, Zion National ". Park, Old Srtftesrand7atTyon, Bryco, and Fish Lake. For prompt ser vice for yoiir Plumbing and eat Ins II t rail Ignition, Starting and Lighting Lumber Co. Kes. N.' 53 W 1st GENERATORS $2.50 Labor Charge ' WOUK GCAUANTEED N1MKR BATTKKY STATION Corner Second West nnd Center , riwne 019 I'TAII COl'XTY Piione 359 225 W. Center Sharpened find 313. 6C1 " MEREDITH CYCLE CU fhone.8i!. 112 N.U. Ave. Mar Gretta Shoppe washed and : NEW SECOND Seje Us" , Deeds' , , ." . for CO. Provo, Utah 1 laepiWHtt , " ' Auto Tops, Side Curtains Seat Covers At(to Pointing Dure Wot CITY Al'TO PAINT- TOP 6--- - ,; AVTO TO! - Heesley JIarble & Granite Woiks Just South of Tabernacle Provo Elite School of Beauty Culture I NO CO l'hi.iie &!. 432 SV. CfiKer Pt. Fur IIIGHFST (PRICES facial. Call 367. 525 So. I - Univ. - 1111 . Every Tuesday 9 to U p.' ni. CjjicpM?r. mM.. anu. C tl 1 ".vi lor (. b - lr nrmnA eu'.a im Kd Inn m.)llp iv.M. u.LMl with IUu. ,:H4xn. Kf V of UraHl.b Ak U rTl.HK9rtEB8 BIAtlOTtB kinnrt IlhANU ILtS, tn jtnf. Sali-t-t. Rc1lte. Bar Aon I T.t..li. SfaLfi it or ft i'J Following round trip 'fares will apply from : Provo: Denver ... .. . , Omaha or Kansas City St. Louis 'C&icago AT KIWANIS . . auccms vtvckar , .$36.00 . ........... .;. o ........... .'. Detroit Washington, D. C. . Baltimore , New Orleans - Atlanta Philadelphia New York City Boston OF ADDRESS 64.05 .72.43 .74.55 . . . . .-- . . .. ...... 94.17 .130.11 .130.11 .84.40 . .1070 .......... .133.47 .135.93 .142.01 Proportionately low fares to other points. ' Stopovers Diverse Routes. On sale daily May 20th to September 15th. ' Limit October 31st ' m m ....... d 1 Safety .... ..... , I'i GARNJOHNSON st.-ii- Salt Lake L j IllPION Utah R.R. AT HIGH SCHOOL tary-treasur- OP,-Abererombi- er ' w one-ye- MAUD SHEERER withCarjQpiotolTriij TO TEACH LEGION TEAMS Miss Siattd Sheerer, tt; reader and voice cultnrist of national repute will join the faculty of ;Yong I'niverslty for the second term of snnime- - school although she will not teach at, Alpine schoott" St Aspen Grove.. Mis Sheerer is to aislk't' Mrs. Tv "Fart Patdoe ilt ff apwialTchoql of dramatic' prts which Frojessor fanioe will ori the B. Y. U. campui In Provo, to ad Miss Sheerer, according vance lnofrmatlon, has been voice specialist for hundreds of actors ami actresses who have worked on the American stage dnrlng the past few years. She cornea from Boston and ew York where she has maintained studios for the perfection of thespeaklng voice. AnarticJe'ln one of America'! greatest magazines lands Jlisa Sheerer's work highly and eonntjiher ampng the best voli traiher of America. v Professor and Mrs. Pardoe will conduct classes tfyat will meet the 1 one-ye- aj I mm lft BATTLING FOR J M -- outstanding prefer enceisverydefinite evidence that Champion Is thebetter spark plug. ALPINE SCHOOL Y ar . Of cats on the streets, two- thirds are equipped MEMBERS Don Worry About Your Roof HEtLO'- NEIGHBOR1 IW BACK FROM ; - With the Blue end Red teams tied with nine members each,, and the THS i White team with only three, "the TROPICS American Lesion drive for member WELUBILU ' ship totals 23 new members, it is I STAYED HOME. aunouneed by Adj. James Wayton. VEUE PHEnY Commander John O. Beesley and COMFY WITH Judge George S. Ballif are captains, GOOP COA- L, bf the Blue and Red teams, and George Leven is captain AND WE'VE REALLf ENJ07E0 of the Whites. THE WINTER' 1 The memliersbip drive ends' May , Zr 12 with a banquet and initiation of new members. Prizes will also tie awarded the team and Individual, . rt j uurs is 'me iuei that can workers getting the most new memkeep your house warm and bers. Every eligible nrnn lnPtovo comfortable to live in, so plan and vicinity is urged to' Join the y to. point your nxt-coa- l . order Legion. i The memberships seenred dnrlng direction. our. in. the drive are asfollows: Claude S. Ashworth. IE A. Adamg. L. B. K. W. SHOOTANpSPAFFORD Bigle Karr G. Boshard, Dr. H. Christensen, Bailey., P. Cajanon, F.: B. Crltchlow. Wm. YARDS VARO" rj--T?- r Stanley Dnnford. Rev. J." O. DePHONE Ire, Joseph B. nnghes, J. I In- 17 -u.Ayt:, neg, Mnrfln M.' Larson, J, A. Mark E. W. Reynolds, Dr. Frank Jiltm, Tt Reynolds. J. W. Salmon, Panl ,E. Wilson, William A. Wheal. E. O. Wlesehuegel, Jesse Clark. J ' v. ; 1ihe nard pelting rain and the withering sun of no terror to ihc roof covered with OldAmefican "Asphalt 'Shingles, instead of respet-yvely- - &z &h fon--du- The Kvenlnj Herald Classified Ads " Are Business Getters. V - i4u Ave. , each to $5.00 1 . PAID Etc. $2,3.00 ItATTEIUES FOR FORDS, ,: $10.00 ' The 'tiiiarantced one year A. NASH TAILOKINtr CO. Lighting Ignition Suit or Top Coat uinde to Starting Kaduilors measure. Srntch the Coat you PKRY have now with trousers, $750. ELECTRIC- b( . RATTEBY , E. II. SIIIKLDS, Agen't. " ' . rrco 201. Phone "173 W. Center OiHn 7 :3tf' Phone 730 Close 1!lb GENEVA'S ? ARIEL ORCHESTRA Plays over KSL FLOWERS ARE PLENTIFUL ' I Prices Are Reasonable ,." OREM 2 V Co. $23.00 : iVMViiVn(iiifwi r rw- -) anyvyxf - FOR ALL JUXK Phone 913 fiAHfthnn ..j(Jf BBllS djrej4inMJohla.hjtaJi. -- -- & ! . v MUSIC THEME PREFERENCE Provo Hide Special lessons on paper curling and JACK DEMPSEY Ml - Stucco- and Cement Work 319 W. Center. Conveyance Notary Public 214 Crushed Granite , About Your Titles ABSTRACT Phone 31? 331 West Center 1 .,. $1.50 . . $1.50 D Center H.F.THOMAS HAND STORE .... Economy I W. 2nd North Gas Ranges from $10 to $23 Stove Repairs " 527 West ' Climbinjr Rose Bushes in Bloom Best Boston Ferns . . , , .:, . . r . . . . . 5 iie . d wool 25 cents. .S- "Give More Thought to- - Music", was the snbjwt of a talk given be fore the members of the Springville Los Angeles and return (direct). .,$42.60 3EB Kiwanis club at theirweekly lunch rtah and biiggage, to Hot Sprihgs, bag Los Angeles (direct) returning through that section of the fond Ark. in eon this Thurs held meeting city , RIDE THE from Ninth South street, 'Salt Lake " San Francisco or vice-- versa r day evening by Walter Robinson of , $50.10 The heavyweight chaini4onHsiad City, to Fifth North stretjt. Provo; Provo. San Francisco and announcement today. It came return aaMt . . 42.60 this (direct) j as an arterial highway,' according J.M. E. Crandall presided and the Wat Portland and return (direct) 48.30 to a bulletin Just issned by Ira It as a surprise. For he had made attendance prize was won by M. O. lie would previous intimations that It Portland-Anreturn via San Franeise. Packard. Browning, chief state road engineer. Mrs. Herald II. Clark of for ' It is penMl m,j that owing to go Provo sang a numlter of solos. or vice versa . . 63.45 Mrs. the nianj: accidents that have oc- Ios Angeles, accompaniedhimliy Mr. Robinson In discussing jnuslc return Seattle and . . Ik to who is 53.55 Join lam-rothe curred on this section ot the high Dempsey stated that America should try to and mountains next Wednesday. to more mualc On way, it has become necessary to rather than to 15 sale produce daily May September 30. "I think a little boiling out will Pkxsoa preserrle and enforce a tule that do me good, Dempsey rely on the old world for her music. .limit October 31st. . esp'aJned all vehicular traffics approaching He stressed the importance of teachC. H. FUNK EXCURSIONS ing music to children and declared the said 'arterial highway', between "I have never been; to the springs WEEK-ENC. H. CODY fand I am anxious to see them. I'll Week-En- d he points designated shall come to child should be taught Phone 312 that Excursions Phone 315 1C CI two" for weeks. there a "full stop before entering on the probably stay to play at least one musical instruto Salt Lake and returny I Provo " said 'nrterlul highway..'ment Saturday to Monday, Inclusive The question of the' present Acting under its authority at set for in Section 2S52, of the Compiled needs of the dramatic, artists of the Ask our jvasf- - oronght-befo- rp apent for details of MhoolaituBJtioL l4iws of T'tah 1917 as amended by statet among which are listed voice the vim and - the-- ' followin-g- comour cents per mile and mittee wasvappolnted to meet with 'Chapter (15. Session Laws of Utah, technique, platform impcj'suimJon, place at. the high school Thursdav cents per mile rates. Shakespearean panto repertojre, IO2A; giving the state rond enmmis the Xebo school board of education after two weeks of hot eampaigh-lmodern mine, interpretive, imetry, slim power to' adopt regulations In With! a view of investigating the" Heated service car correction of for cTi!fOiin'fary drama, Ing to determine who would head.-- ' achool 10 situation of 11111411present affidrs icKiiiu ruaujunu of perishable In Springville:' S. L. Mendenhall, to prescribe the student body during .the next for violations speech defectg, normal reading and ' protection O. R. Jones, M. W. Bird and '. freight. O. of. such regttintiomi and order, a play, production.'1 , two years." Johnson's vote was 280' Regular college,, credit, wl be ,', Packard. resolution Iras been pitsucd ty; the aa against' 111 for Oudmundson. The club pledged itself to sell 100 commission which arts forth that en for. thp work done, professor The other successful candidates . Pardoe las announced.. He w!t be " aeasiin tickets to the Central Ctah any iKrson found guilty of violating are: Judge i"red Hoffman ; secre i Henry, I, Moore and t to further furnish particulars Baseball league gamesto he piayedj this regulation' and, falling to com glad VeraChader; two" Receivers in te the ihterestetLrt f Springville, the first of which Is lfiy"wTfb the same'ShTkirTjfnieonieSi year councilman, Bill Wheeler ; one 4- to be played next Wednesday. gylHy fif a misdebeanof, and gbaif Garney Johnson, candidate for year'conneiln'ian, Vadal Chllds; to thfe previa-- . l,ccvR-vw-o-he lnflilshejlaccordln mayor on the "Red Peppers' " ticket twoyear cotincihnan, (Jr.), TedvAn Ions of thesfJitwteoif the State of at the Springville highj school and thon, ; councilman, (jr.), ' r . Utah. ft junior student, was elected by a Allen Young. All of these students mjmv.tim The resolution became effective. substantial majority; over Claire "expect the mayor and May Q, li)2G, acwrdihg to the bulleOudmundson, head of the "Blue junior councilman were of the tin. .... Boosters" ticket. The election 'took "BlUp Boosters" party. all thie you cce . -- s unwashed ............ LINE'! LOCK. AND .... - KEY WORK Save your old clothes am) have lliittresseg made of them. AVhnIi-e- Hemstitching and Picoting wool carded, Mrs. Ruth P. Farrer, Prop. per lb; carded Phone 2.50 . r Vtifsi . . -- IMATTKESS FACTORY Roses..... ".''." Lawn Mowers Ford Generators Overhauled I STATION 187-J- , per dozen "Carnations ' . w With an ever increasing traffic on HENDERSONVILLE,' N. C.,May the main highway leading from 7 IV. P.) When Jack Pempey Salt Lake City to Provo; anfl In winds up his month of training here the interest of public safety, the week after nesrt, he will more1 011, State Road Commission WILLARD BATTERY , ti ' designatedAs WiLLBOILOE arterial road iHutSPRlNGS i POWELL BROS. AUTO & MACHINE SHOP CO Phone 748 HO-310- state highway . Jay Open Sunday t "Huaso-Germn- Radiators and Weldinj Body and Fender Work i .... i Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor. Expert marcelling and barber work White Everywhere J " to $5.00 per dozen ... t ,.otfper:aozerr ' rSnap ' ' been aet. Krt fin. itten. . CaUaXdllie UC1 ...I.,... Easter 'dozen': Lilhes per ...:v:.i.t;;.M;..,$2.50 peoi'h; to get topther la groujia that Gladiolas .4 . :. i$2.50 per dozen will enable them to make the trip Sweet Peas and Lilly of Valley . . . . .". . .. . .50c bunch to Olacler National Park at mini- . r ,neutrality. - ; no provision has lieeji AiHMirciitly moves TnllltBrrTSr qeonoafif tirjlii aui Inst thfr Soviet Unloa, In case made fgr this grave contlngenyJ. should it arise, one or another party the Ixague of Nations faund guilty of provoking war. Thua, would doubtless accuse Gertonny of the lieague might claim, the right to had faith and violation o( trnty wend uoroca German territory to obligations. For "this reason, many" observer fight , Russia. Similarly, j Germany might he required to assiirt In ivery wonder whether 'the League will way, Including transport, the antl- - recognize the RBssnvGernian notr ....... trality treaty, which Gcrtuauy Inomtiitary campaign. At Locarno, Germany received as- tends to file' at the League acci'e'- surance, that her military, and, geo- tariat, once she Is a.Lcague jflcju- graphic position would be consid her.. It is said that the League may n ered in connection with any demand repudiate the treaty made upon her tinder Article 'XVI. aa Incoiapatihle with Article' XVI lint the "tfuegflon remains ; Ytbo. and therefor ts, Illegal tVhat then? Bhall decide whether Artiele XVI Ttewj)rldwmsjudsBj-- .hiy.a. appliea to 'Germany at a given, mo - signif leant role in the future etrng- Bient, and who la to any . whether gle for Eproliean supremacy; . Telegraph Flowers 10 n Article! XVI flonld obligate Germany see us First '8('(TT rainliiiit W. It. - n Ruaao-Gehha- We linve or enn eel any part for sav.ed tiny cnr. 40 to 83 MirtH. - S;M:0:0f - SatlKfaetinn or JWoney Rack 3rd So. I'niv.. Phone 68 Work Guaranteed -- gt WMffiAGEzzz: 1111 y WEEKLY- -' The phyalcal education depart- -j ment of Brlfiiam Yoimg nnivwsltjf la plrhnlng big trips for August Instead of one aa la years gone by. The new trip wJUl be ene to Olacler National Park. This one will tike place late In July r eaVly In Aag- - W Berua-Moseo- DANIELS AUTO 416 I'sed Tires. s, fern-en- ' W. tViitcr $1 .GO ' your home, , etc., yonr Lundier, Shingles', and Mill Work' from PROVO LUMBER CO. 3rd So. and I'niv, Hume 101. T.. '" . I we BE TAKEN BY Y Tpt. v. For repairing Sharpened GENERAL SHOP Pimm- - MERCHANDISE We repair, all kinds of Musical -Instruments, C O. (.LOBE Ml'-M, SjjX.-tnlAve Phone 137 Lumber and 'Sr aj MIMCAM) MISICAL WE BUY, SELL AND EXCURSIONS TO V .. Ladies' Floral : a CIUPMAN There is only Two Places to SAVE YOUR SOUL) SOLE IThe church and Thp Economy Shoe Shop ?M 403 W. Center llfiyUiiiiiim; '. , PELL l!i25 t)M.smolil!e Coach 1921 Ford O'UI I Jacksoa Km( While. V MILLINERY, S1.00 Genua uy; 1 i ndUtarlly and R fo Bf FREDERICK KCH iiKKLlX. May- - UP) EBrouelgraphkieHy aualiffcd to partleiinit la faced with new compllcatloua. IB,. Juture ieagmf punmye an allowing the conclusloB of the Rus- , neutrality treaty. It la Germany'! chancellor, Dr. Han cn-tmggeaied that the League may Luther, and her foreign 'minister, Berlln-MDr. Gustav Streaemann, Insist that refjj4jla.cgnlrihe lUOt. 4 COW the decision rest! with Germany, j Not .Ibat thff new treaty Jtaelf Germany and Germany alone, they! ihi -r roifjnreitp "tireata of . . . m lue, ieuguc ur war. On the contrary, It la In country; uiusi jum C f tended as a pact to further the paci future activklea under Mil fication, of Europe. Clothed In dip- But neither the League lomatic verbiage, it actual, two Iti members have publicly ..ctincin fold purpose ta to' relieve Soviet red la this German view. Indeed! Ruada'a auilety lest. Germany be the British government, ' f ruoiig Mote-ove- r, come the corldor for a faturq mfU-tar-y others. Is known to advance against MoecoW, and League partisans asaert that to reassare the German tht th the. League Covenant 11T betem a Soviet government and the. Red wrap of paper.. If the 1Csgue agree army will remala. neutral In vane to exempt one country , from Its Poland or France launch military statute. or ecoaomlc measures agalngCiBaHsrlf rthe1TrrjMrife friction betwicn: J ' tBrlta In and the Soviet Union were: ,t ' j tV7 vuua ici, 'J' i ill everthele8e, the treaty .'provide! : another jiut'to be uiHuy might be. onf muted with serlouti dilemma. Qn the other hand, cracked- by aatute. European rtate-meand canny International jitrUta. the League might Insist that Ger Article XVI of the League (cove;; many must Join In punitive' action nnnt Ik huld m maiF qoarturs to against Moscow ; on the'qther hand; !.thf. League, might ln$hjt? that tier conflict with the treaty. It will ber rememlofedl t.bat many muRt abide by hef ple'dge of Expert Watch Repairing Cars- 1!K!4 i'iicvttlt't Sedan J!23 Ji':i'tt, Krunjrliaui 1021 Biiick 'd Sedan' niTracitFTfTrn PACT EM-MOSCO- W L Repaired, Cleaned or Rebuilt Like New iuaranteed Ustd ri -- NEW EUROPEAN ALIGNMENT SHOPS FIX-I- T - , Just send it topne of these I i WEAKEffllvG OF LEAGUE AND v: - ; Don't Wast a Single Thing! 'fi " , warpjng up with age these and per fire-resisti- . . manent colored" asphalt shingles hug down closer and closer as the seasons come and go. Many colors and several designs to choose from. Sold ; ,.. ' mcIo-It-I- y for ford. in th 1 other K-- th-- n gk Box OvC d reran Blu-B- ox 75C Ghampion XpmJbl ' or Every ; . ',Tolao,Ohio ngtn nTLW TTvV- LA. 5025a - tr. i and applied by. v Asphalt Shingle Roof Co. TELEPHONE 1157 - f23 W. CENTER ST. Remember our prices on Slate Roll Roofing 85 lb. Standard Red, Green Stone 75 ........ 72.95 lti Sub Standard Red, Green Stone ... . F .$2.50 I |