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Show - pEOyo EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY; AUGUSTA 1926. ; uuuiiri timniKimmmiiininnniiiiiiiminmnm S PORTING EVENTS TEN DAY SENS ATIONAL they said they were too good for the scribes tnd wwt willing to play the ank,f 7 "JS'e can only have aevn bay off beat duty at one time but w the Yankees with, on outfielder, C 7... .7: 7 they aald. . The Indians, of coarse, didn't look ai bad. No club could. But the In- -' lUahYdld not impress the erltlca ai 1a pennant winning possibility. They eay around the circuit that NEW ; IOUK, Aug. 4 (UP). j the Cleveland Owners put the play- g Xothing that ha transpired in this era on a bonus plan hectic baseball season can compare but whatever was done it was nothwith, the unexpected fight that the ing to spoil harmony. .'. It has not New YoTlTTankeeg'and the Cleve- been recorded that Trig Speaker has land Indians are ., making for : the been" forced to fine or beat up any American League championship. of his bull players for not hustling,-There may have been fans la New The improvement la the Yankees York and In CleTeland wlwrfelt that came as the result of a number of their clubs had a chance for the things. Babe Ruth started to play but they werei small majority again. Koenlgand Lazxeri : made and around Jhe circuit the two clubs good nud. plugged up a weak infield were ignored In the flattering com- and the team got ' away toa sensament about tbe Philadelphia Athleti- tional start In the exhibition with c?., the. St. Louis Brown. and the tb Brooklyn Bobbins and started . ''..--"'- . to believe in itself. ;' Washington Senators. INDIANS WANT Mil 2 of Snnper Merchandise ' tu Your chance to choose from a wonderful selection of Summer Silk Dresses in plain and figured patterns, long sleeves ' . and circular skirts. . , profit-cuttin- ures Spring field and Tubes ien-nu- nt NOTE TJIE FOLLOWING LOW PRICES: - KfCKEYE CORDS 0. s. ShS0x3I. S. S 31x4 5 ,32x4 g 44x4 S S.S. (6 ply) S. S. S. S. . 34x4 S7S;vf?fTTTt95"..$14.60 I J 1 . . . . . $15.20 1 .$16.25, .$16.95 ...... ...... - -- 29x4.40 30x4.95 31x4.95 . . . 30x5.25 V. ... sfxfs 25 ..$8.75 .$14.30' . . . S Seeing the 5 dium UiittUnoxj -5 BUCKEYBT BALLOON CORDS v ''rrr-rrf- :;Tiif$16.10 ut burg last -g es There is a size for your car. spring.- - .Li!WUlia . : $7.50 a . new design. '" " " I.,?', " '''j'.'-- , -'' 7 Aug- ust Clearance Sale prices. i - : ' BROKEN SIZES At a Sacrifice e Ladies' and Children's I Odds and ends and broken sizes in black footwear, WHITE CANVAS SLIPPERS -- JBpojrli ai $12.45 7nd Every dressln " . mg.Jhfi-jmEttl- $9.90 . '' Pretty summer models in light and black footwear at '"'' igrjsjdjatpurJow-pric- recalls an interesting, htjened liFthe Jobby J hotel in St Peters incident that I535a te the" ' $5.90 Senators and Browns' tbe" Athletics, in the rear, , Ya nkeea-an- d- , Silk Dresses, Black Slippers,: Light Slippers, Sheeting; ' Sheets, Pillow Cases" and, Summer Dress materials.. .OF AMERICANS on Oearaice Me 1 ldil' press, cnme-- j tin' from Lakeland, where the In dians were working, and bad a look at' the Yankees, a sad looking r95? ..$4.75 ... . values PAIR out-flt-- k KET FT 30x3i ci. . 30x3K 0. S. TVE CORDS . t32x4" 33x4 34x4 . $10.65 : 29x4.40 30x4.95 31x4.95 30x5.25 31x5.25 ...$11.85 ,...$18.65 CI, S.S. S.S. ,31x4 KF.LI S. S. S. S. . H$19.20 . .$20.00 ,...$21.40 IBnt 4ime. ""'Whntt1o-.jonYankees?" Col. ......$18.65 ... ..$19.75 $20.10 $20.75 came. back. then turnei to George Perry, one of his secretaries, a iid said 'You. send that fellow, a telegram every time we win a game." The sensational reversal of forni has put Rnpiiert and Williams In a class as the only wise pickers that visited the southern training Vamps, for Col. "Ruppert 'insists : We 1 .were I talking Laboufctte Yankees' and the Indians aa good The principal addresses by mem teams not Bs rptten fines. When Joe bers of the association at the pres- said that the Yankees might be worse than the Indians he meant ent meeting include: "The Scope of he figured on a close race and that Organic Chemistry," by ProfrJ: F. that - the Yankees would be worse Thorpe, F.B.&.1 'Progress in the ' Study of the British Lower Car enmigir lhTy'Y6nIsisien'dii-' boniferous Rocks," by Prof. S. H. gtead of beating ijiit 'Cleveland."-The form shown by the twS' cluba Reynolds ; "Inheritance as an Econ what omic Factor," by Sir Josish Stamp, this sensira just goes to prove in jw'tion-- of spirit be the can done by K.B.E., the annual Botany address info the material even if the materi-ir- t RiiNrt A 5th North and 5th West streets. ty:- TOPIC AT BRITISH SCIENCE MEETING ATTENDED BY 3000 ijy i "3 BY C. P. WILLIAMSbN 'I OXFORD, Eng., Aug. 4 (IT) 3,fr More than delegate represt'nt-iqniIng every shade of thought in gathered here today sfor the opening session of the annual meeting t the British Association for the Advancement of Science. -'- Three hnndrwl Ti pnpers-Tangiij(rl- " n s for-ui- - 1 T At. the" last meeting of the Asso- Economic Development of British The Yankees, in the early days of Africa by Hon W. Orms- ciation held here in 18&4, the Mar- - Troplcaj their training period, looked like the bf Salisbury theirrregiaenrt sign," by Prof. Jt. B, Leathes, F.R.S worsTTIuTTthHt ever had played In ' the Association, engaged in the fa- "Electricity Supply; Its Recent and the major leagues.. s hoat The Yankees' the over mous controversy with Huxley Probnble Future Development" hy the . Darwinian theoryland again Sir" John Snel!;G.B.E. ; "Elizabeth tel alwaynhad an annual ganie with the' hasebull vfiters0Uut last spring brought the subject to worldwide atr inn Theodolities and Astrolabes," by tentlon. Previously in .1800, at the )r. R. T. Gunther ; "Biology and the "AMERICAN' LEAGl'E inenrliereTWlbtmree and Hook; Training of the Citizen," by Prof, Club Standing conviolent in a T. Graham ef'became engaged Kerr F.R.S.; "Psychol, ; w. L. Pet' troversy, on the same subject logical Aspects' of Social Punish, ..G8-,..5,600 It is possible that the discussion ments," by Dr. J. Drever; "The New York . ,.502 on "The Evolution of Human Races : Production and Analysis of Sec Cleveland . . .';frL. .524 A It view- of the Modern Position, tra," by Prof. A, Fowler F.R.S ; "Ac- Philadelphia .505 ...50 scheduled for next .Monday, may climatization to High Altitudes," by Washington .505 Detroit ...53 a to Dr. the 8. "Re general J. subject again open Haldane, F.R.S., and " J500 ...52 debate. cent Progress In Vocational Selec Chicago . .43 .417 St. Louis . . . Any member of the association tion,", by Miss W. Spielman, 524 ...33 Informal, discussion - by various Boston uiay present an approved paper op any wibjoct for the vonaidcrutiuu of Hei'llojiH of members which will be NATIONAL LEAGl'E A pproval of -- proposed held his- -' fellows. during the session Include : Club Standing aTallable In "The Financial readily papers Outlook; The First - W. L. Pet Year of the Gold Standard; Pres- l)rll-hop- itibject from the addresses on "Tbe Na ti veaeesof Effect on A f rli-a(intact with European Civilisation" i t "The Determination of Set in Plants'' will be presented by before the final session next .. ' Wednesday. . The British Association is a the greaUr scientific and its meetings have long been tllttlegniiiniifi where the blood of conflicting .scientific thought is spiUuieiii-her- 9 ..... Pittsburgh entjjaj gcientineBroblema4ftjteli Cincinuatti Inheritance of Physical and Mental Characterinh Man ; Recent Ad St. Louis . . vances in Educational Science; The Brooklyn .. . furnishings. BASKET GRATES J)OME DAMPERS, etc. Center St. Phone n 574 45 48 50 50 50 Seattle Hollywood Port la nd Sfln Francisco : 58 55 .... 54 52 - 7 Z- ..... - XSJ- .... 13 12 SPECIAL NO. 2 BUTTER lb 9 Pet .619 Ml J537 ,508 VA ,475 07 .451 08 . .443 70 ,420 58 .............10 J'i-iIgan ..." j v.v..,. 8 Salt Lake Ogden TV. 9 fl Cases . 7 IQei . 71 3 C . 29c .w. r. rr; 42 inch Wearwell ,:. Cases . . . .". . 0C .... OOU .... 49c POT ROAST 9c lb. to SPECL1L NO. 3 MALT SYRUP 79c FLOUR Hoover's delivered . . . i . . v. $1.65 SOAP, Kirk's flake llWor;,,;" - QQr 03U A larger and better bar. SPECIAL NO. 8 PEANUT BUTTER CO. .. , 3 0 U SPECLAL NO. 9 URAXKERS 31bs.N. B. C. , . 03 ........ ....... J Take advantage of our August Clearance Sale of . Ladies' and - - Children's Footwearrr-- rt GO. FARMER Iff ISESUI An SPECLAL NO. 7 large l' B7c SPECLAL NO, 6 School Boy, fashioned Silk" 01 QQ hose. SpecialP 30C i thread 14c fcU U Blue Circle MALTSYRUI Pabst, Blue Ribbon no Ju11 Striped and figured flat j Flock Dot Voile," 65c value Figured Crepe Rayon OQ,, finish Rayon QDrv QOn) warranted fast . A3 U 03U $1.23 value . . . .7 . . ; 30 U color . . . . . . . . $1.38 valm SPECIAL NO. 4 lor OQ 2 C $1.25 Silk Chiff&h Hose, all shades . ..'.. 37 c ... 71 n Utan. That the state is rich inT coal and water is beyond dispute ; that the state is rich In oil is still ' " to be proved. ; L However the depn rtment of. the in terior has hopes ,that tbe discQvery of. oil, as reiiorted irom tlie Colo COAL-WATErado River' basin, will mean the TAYSOX, .Aug. 4. At a meeting R :'new ' and rich of the Payson post of the Ameridevelopment .V.. 7.. ;v .i, '. can Legion delegates for the Rtate field." - Two branches of the geological convention to be held fit Otlar City .SALT LAKE CITT. Aug. 4, Dr. survey have been actively engaged In Septenilter were named as- folGeorge Otis. Smith, director of the in Utah and have contributed much lows l Dr. L. D. Stewart, Dr. A. L. United States geological survey,; ar- lti the way of scientific and infor Curtis, Archie, Fulham, Heber;7A. rived In Salt Lake yesterday eve matlve data for industrial use, Dr. CurtTs, II. T. Sutton and Lee Done. The delegates will work to secure uing and accompanied by his daugh Smith declared. ter and officials, of the local offices "There Is nq state In which the the 1D27. convention for Taynon. of the survey, will proceed to the survey Ms been more, active in in At, a meeting of the Ladies' AuxUihtan""' basin industrial conference vesMgation of resources iliary to the Legion, which- was heid than, in Utah," he said. ."Both as at Jlemorial Park, delegates and al early this morning. Dr. Smith is making a tour of the regards water resources and con ternates as follows were named to westeta offkea of the geologlciilj he literature puiiiineo attend the state convention Mrs. surrey lor me purisse oi Keeping on Utah, has given engineers funda- L. D. Stewart, Mrs. "5Iadoline Siin-onIn close touch with developments in mental knowledge necessary for de Mrs. GhidysiJVilsmi, Mrs. Hazel the west and gaining such informa- velopnient purposes." ' ' ' ; Erlandson, Mrs. Teresa KenTdon, tion as wllltetter enahleliiitf to ful That th deitartment of the inter Jirs: Annie tMirtis. Mrs. TIary rfiis fill his duties an geological admin ior and the geological survey are tlsJUrslNaorot-St- a rkr Mrs.-II.- -f; istrator. He has been a frmpient keeping a watchful ye" upon the Sutton, Mrs. Iris Amos. v visltor-'-t- o and ex coat, oil" and water resources wAsj presses a. fond regard for the state; asserted by Dr. Sinithr. A- strict Und ' anied Here I. A. Howe and His first official, connectioimvlth scruiralons pfdlcy, - looking toward Mary M. Gabliitas. Ihrtn, of Spring-vllle, the best Interests of the public genwere married- - at the county and resources-wa-s in 1897, when, Just launchlng on his erally, is being followed. However, court house tills morning by career, be conducted the first geo I nde 8am' Intends to assist - as WnllaceM; HjfleiC logical survey, of the Tintlc mining much as nossible In favorable and district- - - It was. while, absorbed Jn desirable development so long ns Goe to Denver Ilariy B. Ash mis luiormauve ana vaiuaoie wors he 1 not forced to go outside the ton of the T!olnniliia theater left that Dr. Smith became tognizant of role of vigilant landlord, he added. Tueediiy evenius on a business .irlp ' Dr. Smith spoke favorably of the to Denver. the extenHive resoureffj that the Mate possessed survey which is being wmrtncfed'ln and since; that time he has lieen the Kscalante valley, with which he and Balf R. WoolleV: englnwr with ar thoronghry-famittwltjti mlntag6pnbetajme aqqnamtett.jeaterday after- - the. geologii-a- l with their gnm orations and personalities who have noon. He eonsidereil the lnvestign-- I wives, will; emirt Dr. Smith 4 uto oft. jvhkh purjHises to discover he. the basin, where IntiHlclfveT-at- i figured in mining. developnv "I am especially interested Jnthe tai3ilfff-great energy resources of the coun water of the valley, as being ' a i tive Of Dr. Ilubert Work, secretary try. coal, water and oil," Dr. Smith w.orthy.one and It jppealed to blm of the Jnterlor. He will ret um to TT' said, "and in no state is the welfare as an engineer. fialt'XkeoinorrowTevcr.insf and lH probaTJy will continue hts" journey V . 7. ixjhdenfupon these resources than the Utah "water storage commission;, eastward Friday niornhig. PAYSON LEGION" REPRESENTED RESOURCES OF ofa y . -- SPECIAL NO. 10 COFFEE Fresh Ground, lb. . . . SPECIAL NO. 43c 11 CAUUFLOWER lb. :. - - s PROVOPEACHES 2 dozen ; 25c Conn-fyCIo- -- Sutton MARKET Pet. .684 .571 .474 .455 .450 j381 s, st i- - SPECIAL NO. 13 5(1 10 12 31 13 . 42 inch Daisy WEARWELL SHEETING ' ........ ... Silk and Fiber Hose 24 inch boot, 2 pair SPECIAL NO. 3 ' L. 6 f inch Marathon Cases Sheetsr.777i; I'TAH IDAHO LEAGl'E Idaho Tails'..." Twfn Falls- -. Pocatello 42 . .563 .525 .510 .510 .505 7404 58 .402 L. 45 53 4 Wearwell STEAKS chuck ... Beauty, 3 9-- .$1.13 .. . SPECIAL NO. 1 I SpecUMpThe' Heral(ll PAY SON ,Ang. 4 The troop committees from the four wards of Pay-somet Monday nighfnnd forniu lated plans for a drive 1n tlve near future. The executive committee reported that the Scouts of Payson are rated with the best .tirxbe Tlmpanogog councilfor-fnn- ds 343 W. .58 .53 .52 .52 .51 iri RAISE FUND ( Larsen .41 ; BHStOfri-wr- at B''hvslco: 5(1 ..39 (Uiemlcnl Problem, mil The Edtlia4 I'hHadolpbia uuiia i iniun ui me cinema anu I'UAST Uiillil G Wireless Broadcasting. Club Standing W. Ios Angeles ...73 04 Oakland s...h Sacramento .;(5 Missions ...(if) PAYSONTO SPARK GUARDS Chtrago "77; is'ew York , Conception of a SpeclrReMgera tionf Tautomerism ; Vegetative ..98c Puliaway;-Sheet- s . We have a good stock of fireplaces and P. L. - I KEPWCES " Marathon ' scl-tc- ......... iPJiUu $4i90 AND marathon: sheeting yard . Soot EVOLUTION OUTSTANDING V. thai-Hpwlth k r values e Sale Ends Saturday, August 14th. Opportunity knocks but oncedontmiss tj chance .... $5i45 vaiues - think of the Rnppert, owner of the New York club, asked Williams the next morning. ."Well, Colonel," Joe answered, they may be eVeii. worse than-thImllausLJlui not sure yet." a guit of clothes''" Ruppert asked. "Yen, that's a bet," Williams $12.60 PHONES Store No. 1., 195 Store No. 2. 66 We will pay you 30c dozen - in trade for your eggs.,- - . ' larkieralway, i i . andfoitnre-theplmoretle-ft- T 21 rH for the price of . V - '77; to take advantage qf pur . (3 '. Last O t ; 7".., i:l :u ,.. 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