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Show FROV0 SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1927. and, visitiug Udien at the Women's PAGE SIX --You'd UTAH TYPIST FROM Be SURPRISED! - (Continued from Pg mm- rule and of eleetioa cussion v club borne. : methodsMr, li. N. Stranp, chair-aiat p. aa. Formal ofienlng of the iwnt of aperial com. tFenty-fourth- aaniual ctniventtoa of mlttvenappoint and report aaBoonreaieuts; the V. T. W. U ittlM I'Uk alike of officers: first vit president (CoBtiaaed from Page One) One) tabernacle. - 4- blsh, silver medal (or Prove; lira. M. J. Eldridje. 8prinx-vill9 scmj place, 73 worda aet per min-Entertainment Mra, O. H. Heia4- ., ute. '"r;Mm. V. Shorthand Clara Pace. Payeon, aeunaa. Prove-- ; gpringvllle Wliaon, lira. Bird Huntingtoa. diver niedal,j Third plate iward in the above Mrs. E. E. Knndaen. Doora and Annie were given "aa follows : Lena r. M. Craven, Mra. W. N. Eureka, hrunze medal; Wheelwright. Ogden, Mrs. Dorothy lone ChristeHwn, Sulina ; bronce Orooua, Sprtafville; Mrs. ; Jensen, Payaoa Henry Oease, B. Y. okhUJ ; Lorna Jenxeu, I'. highprdvo; Mra. J. C. Clark, Prove. hrouxe medal. Mra. W. T. Hauler, - "7 ; a Hostility Pro High Triumph Mrs. W. "IL Uarrhton, Tbe I'rovo nUn acbool student Provo; won the IovIuk cup awarded by Bpriagvllle. three-daThe program the Mountain Hlatea, Telephone and follows!eojnplete " . ' for the greatest Telegraph comiiany TUESDAY, APRIL 26 r.iunlier. nf p"iBta in ilrat and neeund iatneheon far honor of year eveutx. Board membera given by Find In additlou off with DIstrk--t at homo of Mra. C E. first honor awards u typewriting Maw. context. ltli hfleld Won the aliver 2 p. m. tWderaJ Board Meeting at U.vliiK awarded, by the V'tah home of President, Mra. C. E. Maw. 4 :30 p. m. Beeeptlon la honor lywer and Light company, and aim l a jieniwut- - awarded bjr the of state club presidents, delegates 1 i ere a, I'rovo BY BILLY EVANS- e. - y Mra. C E. MawT PrWdenrrTTF. W. C, and Mrs. A. ChrhtfenseB, rerident First IHstrict, residing. iBvora-tki- o Aludie tatwriuK i Jdra. E. Bacbelder; biikIc; A- greetlngs-Mr- s. ChristeBaea; rei spouses-sta- te president, Mrs, C E. Maw; presentation of program Mra. W. T. Hasler; address "Hpiritnal Culture ia the Honw and Its Influence la the Community" Dr. Adam 8. Bennies; music tab" ernacle choir. Session 9:30 a. m. General WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 Meno Trope Hall,' Mra, C. E. Maw, presiding. KiiM-ltf- Young university-- . ' The North Kefir bt,gta of 8slTn' wan awarded a iennaut for winning he aeeond' year event. Twenty-Mi- tilth s and wlinoln K. v ParliaaieBtartan t:3-ri.-i- -- . Cook. J .'."' MrF. B. . : musie under of Mrs. II, C. Hicks ; litajiy Xed by Mra. Henry Oease; Beading of minutes; Discussion of credentials Mra. J. A. Gager, chair man of credentials committee; dls- - The program Ir. the gueet of the,- federation AarrUa Henry Reiubsrdt. p. vm. less it of the I'Uh aa. -'- Banquet Federal ion tf Wouiea'a Cluba at RoherU HoteL Dr. Aurella Henry Reinhardt, speaker of the evcnlug. presl-deUs. Juha Culk-y- . necoud'-rlr- e THURSDAY, APRIL 28 Mra. D N. Btraup; record8:30 a. a, General Seaaioit ing aeeretary Mra. A. i. Lowe, Jr, E. chairauiB of badge wmadttee Mra. pringvlUa Art Gallery, Mra. L. E. Hubttard; nomluatloBS of delepresiding. X ram : Ittany Mr. Mary J. W. C, Council gate to" the ' to be held ia Grand Kapidi, Michi- FinleyX; anuaic onder direct ioa of gan. May 3fr to June 4i report of music tJlWsloniutuuteisr report of J." A. revisdoos rommitteVaBd club Insti- officers rTreasurer-M- r. tute invitation to next conven- Cave, Auditor Mra. 1. W. Bards-le- Historis BMra. Grace FouU: tion. report of headquarter aad' pureau 2:30 p. m. Genecal 'SeealoD of lnforaiatioo Miu. A. I. Tabernacle. President , Urt C of convention adjusti.TBe - program,: Maw presiding community singing I'nder direc- ment and siieakers bureau Mrs. J. tion of Mrs. H. C Hicks; first Culley; report of, general federa-tlo- a .director Mrs. E. O. WatU; reading of resolutions Mrs. Ben Johnson, chairman ot resolution report of chairman of committees; traosportat ion Mrs. WV fi. Tayter; .eommltteeraolo Mra. address Dr. Aurella , Henry Rein- - Utah legislative committee Mm. J. hardt, president of Mills College, II. Wolfe ; second report .of election ulatjon of University women niuslc l committee Mr. 1). N. Htranp: sec- ond reading, of resolutions Mra. t'alifornia, ITesldent National of music div- 'Ben Johnson, chairman, committee on resolutions; special reports ision.' 5p, m. Reception In honor of supplementary jto bulktlu thalr- - C y, rt Sllle 1 ; BDUftlC Laacbeeai " m hiuojiu vin . FIREPLUGS ARE TARGETS Kmashlug of flreplui; by creles drivers la said to coat the city-- ', Philadelphia ItiOUO month. DETROIT IS THICKEST In a proportion to area and pope! 'atlon Detroit has more automobile than any city of it size or larger. ill V a. HI " " WHOSE The mcowuw Kie. OP AHEM) ROLE GAM rMOCf (HTH0 s takes an.aMual happen - tion, .timw'djtjieijiU Ue.JUprt8to; Jiul-M-i w mt-tti fukvi J k 14a rry 4Bgetin tty irtertt f when made, Making a hurried throw to first regarded aa. I'd until reeent yearn, It tne uiu- In an effort fo retire the bataumn, plre was bit by a thrown ball after Hurry fait l uipire Bill Diuneen In an lnfielder bud made a play on a the bask, as he raced over to first batted ball and was attempting to to get a lietter view of the playyX retire the tl:t butter, the ball im-- Both runs scored on the play and . and the play the baUmun reached mediatel.v Ikcnnie New started all ou--r again. York yelled murder when the im Here la the freak play that caused pires sent the runners buck to their revision of the rule. Had It hot original bases, second and third, 'Tieen'T,,rhaiiged the ninplrea would and made the batsman er. The game was protested but the probanly have bad to wear suits of armor. . , umpires hud rendered the correct . Eddie Collinr and Jack Barry, decision awording to the playing then starring at second and short code and was, upheld. It was apparent the rule was a for the Philadelphia Athletics, pulled the ptay, however .withont auy bad one. It made the empires ' inalh-target for smart inflelders. In a aforethought. The game was played at New critical siHit. where It waSjpradi York. One of the New York bat tern, tically certain there was no chance with two out and runners on second of getting the batter, all that was and third hit a hard drive througb necessary to start the ptoy over was the tvitoh!! Imiv thtit 1miL(1 Hki u to bit the umpire with the bull. - ' jtaar-hit- . The tuJp- whs cbfitijied II It U ITIUntBBIlHI urgent Insistence of the u ninl res. UUID VUU1IIB ''1play on the ball but was in no im The ball is now considered' iu play Mtlon to throw.the mtua- I fit hits 1111 official. Often 1 Jp nAul -- r-- U fool-proo- - (U-a- hit-ov- J wpst of aaatfLArPX-gy- - Majdeton. J JCOTimr m , I PLAY TO BE REPEATED SPANISH FORK, April 2. By Siieclul request the American Legion play, "Friendly Enemies", will be repeated next Thursday evening at the winona theater. ' .. w. ....uj . I. .. III II :' -- : niiiiiiHiiiimiiiiii 'H CArefat Hi -- e ortne 111 - 17 Sen-ilti- Successful Pitchiri T"" GROVER ALEXANDER Veteran Pitcher of World's Champions Baseball .statisticians and othori- - wtetry to divide the jwrts of. the is SO er cent of baseball. I game into percentage isiiuts say 4lk-biii... disagree with this basis. : ; I dou't kivow just how valuable pitching Js, iiut I will say without assistance, from the other players, even the. pitcher is lost. Inflelders, outfielders and the catcher can work with the pitcher. How nuuiy outfielders fail-tplay irojierly forrcrtain batterslf It is the ; r same with Infielders. outfieider isn't on his ocs the pitcher may If the pitch properly but a Imse lilt has followed tbat otherwise would have leeijji$i easy catch. '. HUIftinc 'defense Is ftti important tirt of the game; the defense that rescues the pitcher mure than once. Take batters' like t'y Williams i;ml Babe ltuth who are dead right field hitters. You have. seen bow rue iiuuieiiicrs anil iniiemers move nroiuid for these fellows. There are other "factor not so prominent.' 1M j&.jjiwimiiiiWi but eiially as Important. ,1 have been saved- - more than once y an out fielder, carchtmr'a vicious line drive" because' he is playing where I am tfyiug to force the batter to hit Bob O'Karrell ibis comes under the head of inside baseball and probably is urt much known by the fan in the grandstand or the bleachers. - Look how Bob O'Karrell wived ine in Hie closing' world series with the Yankees. In the "ninth inning, with two out, the Yanks behind. Ruth on first base, the Bat fooled; 'all of us by trying toiteal seeondr A remarkable 'throw by Bob O'Karreil stopped "the Babe on a close play. But for O'Farreirs great throw, Ruth would have over that put steal." Maybe Meuse would have tied it with asingle, and who knows, what would have followed. Yes, a pitHipriiei-7lagsJaXuiiie from the other boys and they have given ine plenty of it more than once. I have heard a lot of iople criticize Ruth for that 'piay. He took - a daring chiiuce and although he failed, thereby helping me over a tough . sjKit.St was '.daring baseball. ; He looked bad, IsKailse he falled.37v ' With Ruth on first, the Yanks really teeded two hits, to tie up the game, it is me exeeptton to get 'two hits iii the pinch off any pitcher, who Is working good Bid with. Ruth on second, the Y'anks would have had ine in the hole. Only, O'ttirreiri grpatuhrow saved 4he dav.- -- a re e o itBe? cleaning and pressing of .clothes? Ask Little Boy Brigh- t- RIGHT! They most assuredly do. ' We receive a commission from you in the same njauner that a good tailor takes your order. Wevput '.style back into worn, faded garments. MADSEN IWLcANINC CO. 119-- 23 PHONE N. UNIVfDSSTV AVfi i75 PROVO, UTAH .EANJNG hnnd-iii-hnn- o - folks-us- IirS 8ecrets161ifears BY J Jo thos Silence Costs Less i' - As the refrigerating system contains no moving parts, there is no wear and tear. No replacements, no adjustments. The extremely simple refrigerating system is buried in solid metal to last forever. The cabinet itself is of lead- coated steelTgood f of lifelong service. ' By doing away with all machinery, Electrolux Servel can be made more economically than any other automatic refrigerator;of equal capacity. .. And the first cost is the last, as no maintenance is required.. Operating Costs Electrolux Servel costs $2 to $3 a month each other they are certainly on the failure as a gronn. it should lie. the Intention, ambition, and desire of every person Jiving in! Utah County to cooperate (Continued from Page One) with thp officials, manufacturers. dealers, farmers and oth$r persons help to thr bfetteVinent tif our pres- - to make f his the most prosperous eut conditions to 'emtittrage and foster cooperation as the greatest aud progressive county - in the encount ev. tire essential of the formation of. a prnsierous eommnn'wearth. In this case, as well as in any other case, we must cooperate to the utmost degree. .'We may citerfnr example the story in which the father tied twelve sticks together and passed them fl round "t tils soils to see U the bundle .'could be broken. XoiftS of bis song succeeded in breaking the bundle of sticks. The father nutied the bundle and passed the sticks around one at a time. It was then found that the sticks could easily he broken. No matter- how good, fr. a nib! (ions a group' of peo ple may be, if they do not supporj WINNING ESSAY "blah road to WATCHFOR. 'MARY, MARY . QUITE . - CONTRARY' to operate. Quality Fit -- . aH your refrigerating service. Not only the preservation, of food but also the freezing of desserts, the chilling of cold entrees and appetizers, the cooling of beverages. COMFORT Three essentia Is' lit a good shoe.. And when we say quality" the term is not used In some abstract sense qualify, with us means a shoe that will, meet every! requirement expected In a good shoe. , ' Durability, comfort and. attractiveness are . always found In BISTER I f you are considering automatic refrigeration see this remarkable new device first. 1 1 is now in operation in our show rooms. Let us explain how it works. See for yourself how simple arid efficient' it is. Note its absolute silence. Let usshow you how easily and quickly it can be installed Shoes for Boys and Girls Buster Brown in your kitchen. "Shoe Company 168 n Latest type construction has a food ELECTROLUX ofSERVEL 7 cubic feet ' lead-coat- -- ; Suit- up to 5 or 6 persons. 50 ice cubes. Double for Freezing space depth pan for freezing desserts. Three-inch- " cork 'insulation throughout.' steel to last a lifc-s- . Cabinet of finish time. Outside glistening white Duco. Fused Dorcelain lining. Lasy to dean. ..The bnehtest spot in the kitchen. Easily installed in three hours or less. Requires no further attention "or adjust-jneJust light the gas and the flame does the rest able for famines ed nt ORDER NOW-FO- R USE This Summer- Owing to the unprecedented demand, for thi new appliance orders will be filled strictly in - rotation. It would be well therefore to place your order now so that you may be sure of having the convenience and economy of this new device during the warm months. Inspect the machine now in operation in our show rooms and let us quote you the earliest delivery v we can make. Ask for, folder "Flames ... That Freeze" West Center St. S IMPORTANT! Our Phone Is 1038-Call us for Exchanges; Adjustments or Sales. L. V. EUiott, Spl. Rep. l?rovo. Branch Office REAL; SILK HOSIERY " ,3 - Full sized Cabinet '. ' BROWN Less than .10 cents a day for complete modern U- on mm counts the, only automatic refrigerator that is not a machine. 1 1 has no motor, compressor, Jan or other machinery. Hence there is no noise or vibra- - First Cost. - mw is Life. '- iyij UUlU. . 7 Lifelong Service Cheapest to Run Silence, Electrolux Servel 3-- s a IT wMILLS 468North 1st East Utah Valley Gas & Coke Go, Springville' Provo Spanish Fork ' ' eonrtesy commit tee cello ao)V-MelDone; BiisceUaneona busi- Mr. WattU, andf other; report of ness; adjournmeitr- ? . p. b. Reception ia honor of past president of LV Y. WC at Springviiie-A- rt Gallery, jglvea by Hrst dlstrkt dub Women. . y--J: t ney, Mra. Gotham, Mra. Bixet, Mr, E. E. Corfmau, Mr. Lentherwood, t!e " ! an. ele, FORM EK RESIDENT DIES 81'ANISH TrXUlK, April 2. Word has lieen received here of .the death of Mrs. irace' Ashcraft at Pasa-deiiShe was the (.'aliforuia. daughter, of. Mr. and .Mrs. Jacob iloweBi formerly of this city," now or Hurley, Idaho. SON IS BORN KPAXIMLI FORK, April 2. The lih th of a son to Mr. aiid Mr, liert Bliuiwwis of Payson, the mother. was foruierly--Mlst'lcIW Alexander ofthls city. Birthday of a son is also ' ' II aig iiMt 1 at '8nrl r - fTT aBnoBBceaieBta. General SeasioB, Pfarv. Misa Meib l'oodie; graai: tnusir -address The gplritBal Inflnecj ? f Art". Charles B. Mabeyr aolo Eloa-- r Cuff man; - greetings part presidents Mr. Coulter, Mra, Kin- , 141 k p. tt.rVMn; contestant partidputed in' the event. George I llomfeld of New 4'itrk City, flv time world AiMrmr pln typist1, lind Mbiabetfrh of the iregg iiipany of Kan Fran- were present. Mr. Ilofufeld a deiiioiiKtrNtlon of bU',peed which was greatly appreciated. - oraruDFUis; quartet; UTAH VALLEY GAS & COKE CO. " GentlemenT PJease send me copy of folder "Flames that Freeze" describing the new gas refrigerator Electrolux Servel. ' (NAME) DDRESS) ' |