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Show TROV0f EVE!CLfG IIEIIALD, --AOU-A TEXAS TOr.IAII px (Continued. troj to make Wet hu Cbeae - pritnary tha twllin the most Last Linea forThia Unwurick Office '..;"""' r-- T. rua-o- ff candidate second vote run it off la tion between then. Senator field UMtKltK SO. byjlidnifht Mus--t of Bin, EveningFdbruarjr 21. s n . elecMay-- - AY.'FtRRt ARY : aiartyrdun f tha Prophet Joseph Smith, and his brother Hyruoa. Ue also retaembers msny 6f the by the . esiles hits eruaaing the plains. He reached aalt Lake City in Biahop Hunter" company October S. ISid. JJramatic - Ij-Da- Hearty On Occasion of Eight :. fifth Birthday . . ham's atrongeet eppoet-- Amain nra Cpngreas-ma- n tha Tom Blanton and Tom two mighty platform shout-'era. Organlaed labor will ,ba out after Blanton, and Connally, though popular and able, la not axtramcly The composer just finished s song, i wU know a over tha state. CoL And it wasn't too short, nor too sons. Ahria Owsley, former American Lev He played the piece through. rtoa commander, will aim . hit '4 candidacy at tha young, men and And the next thing he knew ' women voters and presumably win poll a large veteran vote. Actira In State Mr. Cunningham la young : enough to be attractive and charm- name ing, and old enough to be ezper- ' She has covered , traced politically. Texas thrice before, once for her ADDRESS suffrage organization, once for the OummiM Teae Women's Anti-Vic- e tea and again for three Liberty Loan campaigns. Under her lead-- arahip, Texas women won primary , suffrage. As chairman of tha anti-vle- e CnmirHtcarma helped tlcaa up the army camps, "keeping "7lxder and pressure on civil authorities, until NJ" ouLof. evinrlen suggestions h Mnwf utirh evrellent dishes:" - the- War department askea1 the gov. a persnicMty ernment to create a military wel- lor the: missing fifth' line of limer Joseph II Clepg.Por not vicious;- - vcoa ivarccn- fare commission and make her a ick No. T eald In substance, "For eater's ilcr, "For she always served corn . member, her dishes were always delicious." hrrad and fishes:" Lillle Brown, Demo Into national Branching And undoubtedly they always are: "Mother's pet always found it de- cratic politics, aba beeanuMhe first However, when H comes to pick licloua.wirnffnrcomieU, "Mether to the nawoman delegate-at-larg- e out the winner of the limerick alwavs complied with his wishes; ing In tional convention from Texas Hodson. "He always It is Impossible to select Madeleine contest, 1930, Later she was .successively orie whose is the same cleaned out all the dishes; Woodsuggestion executive director and a row Atidereon, "For ha surely clean-e- d as two or three hundred others. dent . of , the National League of With that' little "explanation,- - the up all her dishes: Mrs. Dale Women Votera In 1006 she of the Evening Herald Lim- Williams, "For she knew his favor " fudges "T personal representative" here erick Contest wish to announce thai ite dishes."" 4 f Mrs. Emily' Newell Blair, vice they have selected as winner of nthvra amon the more than 800 t halrman of the Democratic Na- Limerick No. 7, Boyd Wilson, 4C2 persons who, sent in suggestions to tional Committee. She has since East First South street, Payscm. llmertek No. 7 are: Mrs. n U been managing the Woman's Ns- - Utah. A pair of theater tickets to Sumakin. Fannv Patten.l Wilma tional Democratic club, which la the Strand theater have been mail-- 4 Ridge of Springville; Fred Kartch- 1 jjuwonn Uvelieet and moet mteresting a reward for nerr lira.. C- - Alafljcn. Slmmoni Howard McKeon. Dale . political society la either party. his effort. The winning suggestion follows: Ijpnea, Vernon Peterson, Vonda "Of food he was very suspicious, thike, Fred Giles, Arthur Jolley, He liked only things quite nutriti- Margaret Prusse, Clifford Anderous. son, Mary Thornton, Wanda MerBut he never was scared rill, F. E. Wilkinson, Mrs. V. L B. Tay- Of what mother prepared. Paquin. Edith Thomas. Ida T. H.U iiii.. i Fiom- the Cuiitliim'd frcjh.Page UnaTI Tji JLJ07?l!!Sf!K!Clt?! Tnbrtir "vnuVcrC-sX-TteheGood suggestions Wore alao sent Dowdle. Ida Fechser, J. F. Wakerr. sheriff at Los Angeles, telling Bown. George !n by L. R. Wright, "Though his ap- field, Emma Lee y him that he had Atherton In there and that he would bold petite sure was prodigious;" H. L. Thomas, Mrs. Reed Eklns. Margahim pending disposition of the caw Sumskin, "For that was fctways de- ret Faucett, Naomi Overladc, Walklicious;" Lois Hansen, '"For they er Beck, Wilford Andolin, Arthur by Utah officers. Atherton was serving lime bote were warm and delicious;" George OUcn, Roland Washburn, Mrs. on a. charge of issuing worthless Ramibotham, "For he always emp- Robert Lindsay, Elavno Boyle,. Ida checks. Ho had served about ten tied her dishes;" Eunice Rasmus-se- Davis, Reva Louise Lewis, Clifford dave of the 60 day ..sentence when "While he atejie was rteht Roronscn,, Lizzie Jano Kinnear. ' he made his escape. "Tha kcU eher avaricious;' Florence Snow, "For Glenn Johnion and Rand Stephens. Iff will have extradition papers prewere Immediately and will bring and liattle Mellette Peck of Divi TOrbnto, both of Salt Lake, - pared Atherton'here to serve the balance dend were inaued a marriage license 'married at the county court house at the county court house Saturday Saturday afternoon. County Clerk of his term.. E. Byron Da3trup performed the afternoon ' Con-nall- ...... U 1 - aaf dramaiica of tha trTOory. l.ii first effoit being John Mormon la the plsy entitled "Missouri Persecutions" The performance was given in "Sill's Folly." so called bai cause the people thought It folly U to build an amusement for Mr. hall so far away from the center of the settlement, his hall bri.ur located at Sixth West and First North tree:a In lkCJ ClufTs hall waa built, and served as the principal playhouse of the city for aome time. Lewis hall waa later erected and served ai a theatre for eeyereJ years, and until it waa sold to Brigham our LIMERICK CONTEST NO. 7 - - -- '' vlce-pres- i- be-ra- ' ' ' '' ' AaW -D- OLLAR Only ll.CO. think of It! Sells regularly for SI. to It rests tha ba;k on drives. Oct Ac- long ouaintcil Sale Prlee........ Ruby Ray Stop Signals most effective traffic A sltnal - Tialble for a long distance day and Reduced from night. $1.00 IT Heavy alumiaium mat. tegular"" mm. -- $1.45- - Reduced to...... Kttra , aluminum V.irtjy Step riates Elertrlc lighted with red-ansarety liitlite. Aluminum frame 'With barred- - "rubber Incert. . ftegular lze.;..... . 'Conrtesy Htrj 1'latcs. Same, only saio rrsce .r.,.:,.....-..- . d doing nicely.- - ' 'clears and soothesS J the throat.' " i - J. k i ai ai i n from "Western Auto," the world's largest retail auto supply house. i Western Auto Tire. Are Mounted FREE NEW STOKE tThen. backed up by our Guarantee ' green o in:.OU frA 4r -- Cft $J.0U great driving help. Enables driver to aee traffic In back lthout turnios head. o ground edge mirror to fit aDy car, on'.y fiOC spotlight do the work Made" very efficiently. of brass, fihlsEied In tjlarlt "nimclr" convi lens, five inches in diameter. . Can be ased as a trnuhi llffht Knprlnl Valna 1 m . Price that will Fully nnarsnreT.d J7 -- ?a.4J A 34c imiiBi Chamois t - th..hsmo Kxtra 'quality Large velvet-- ' Sale Pric Rulo-Pfic- J1UU 72c a Extra 44c quality., largo Cuba $i:og Sale Price Art Cap, $4X0 Egyptain - The Latest Type Locking Cap ' i , . f tHi'gT'ftg w lfn vmil iTI a1v t.w a up add distinction ' v ill aa M wt T to the finest motor car. Entire can Is. sturdily constructed to give long "service. Will not rust or tarnish. Aft oil U Slxe for large cars Small size for lrd, - Cherrolet,. Oldsmoblle, Star, Essex and Little Marnicn. baked- - $4.00 trede-l- -- fiizo 30x34 A recognized for neccacliy cat"- - comorti closed Esjoy-Ih- e air without- tha" wind. Heavy glass with black enameled brackets. For all cars. Reduced from ' &A JC 15.90 - SupeTtor-Mode- L 'Tedoced from 7.S5 to....... $l.lD ror this' ZZ & al Afi $0.UU "Princeton"- - combined with maleh box bolder and nickel. - In black, and This tale 65c ' - New Invention Mystic Iceless:; Refrigerator No ice no electricity n o -- chemical no expense. Stays cold land ells for price of ordinary, household icebox. To be manufactured in Salt Lake City. Distrib-- ntore wanted. : Some capital required. Represented by Fletcher Mad-doRoom 419, Hotel riah. Salt City, : Writ? for further" -- x. Ike particulars. ; . . . 71 Eesl Center il Reduced to.-- LlJ-ij-iiii- ... Z4U - McKay Tire Chains Protects against skidd! or and gives . Better Traction. Note Sale IMces. 30 z 34 ZZJl S3.00 32 $3.67 33 x 5 $3.00 -.- 17.0.1 tHM BaLloon Balluon l!allocn.. 10.7.1 32xf.20 2.1.43 We 2 Il Miles Jjuarntel Our' Ia)w Tricej on theso full standard weight . tires with thick, tough treads, offer tremendous sav-la- 4 16 owners of the Went Allowance for old tires tto! , 12.0.1 13.79 14JW . lialloon.. Dr.llocn 14.0.1 173.1 Halloon.... 1H.H.1 Balloon Iialloon 31.93 81.00 Balloons r-w- (iruirniKeed w Tha arsis finished 12.05 road-grippin- Ash Receiver 30x4.95 AU4.35. 30x5.25 31x5.25 30x5.77 32x6.00 33x6.00 1.4.1 Wearwell Cords allowance . makes these prices even lower. Hizo 'ew Low Prlre , 29x4.40 rtalloon , $ 3.4.1 12.45 fu4 S5 Calloon.. rg. size ci s n.n.1 Kx. Oversize CL - 7.8a 31x4 B.S. Overalzo 32x4 P.S. Oversize 33x4 S.S. Oversize 32x4 14 S.S. 0.-li- e 33x4 4 R.S. O'Blztj "24i44 S.S. O rlzo 33x5 S.S. p' size Trade - in omy. ex- New Low IVicn , aojiT'i gs to.....A.. ofZcrs ellowcnco n tra savings. $0v0 - Balloons Guaranteed 12,000 Mile nxtraheavy Jhroughout .... "built to five" extra mileage" under the mo3t exacting service. At our low prices, they offer unequalled tire econ- - u- ... ' Closed Car "rWIaiil-Win- coba i Special All Angle Wings. Rcdiieed to 26c amaU Wool 9k Sale Price Price- 881 - - -- Western Giant Suction .tread prices ever f:lves greater traction and . . . extra rubber gives safety . wear and our .'... longer . , cnanrl. vta.o r.fce on Sponges Price Inches. c.-.- with brackets of 3 gla-- chemically treated cloth that holds and absorbs dust will not scratch the highest finish. Reduced to H tiunrantcrd liOOO Miles Miifc've, extra hetvy duty The "Comfy" wind wings w'll improve appeaeaee of Made of crystal your r. Materials for Your Car Keep Kleen Duit Cloth p nle d Ci-n- Western Giant Cords Wind Wings - 9EMI WO ' -- In ?ff- L Ilcgular s:xs vCsV''' '; l MMIM tlm '3IP! Mill Mi CCVI4 dandy-m- tle A ps "aorTTand pliable. Water des not Injure them." Kxtra quality chamois, size about 1C1G luetics. Krcular 11.15 gale We have baked an unusual quantity of bread so as to be able to furnish you with plenty of bread to last nntil Thursday.. Our fruit and vegetable stands are filled with fresh stocks of green vege-- . tables and fruits.' Green onions, radishes, peas, lettuce, spinach and rhubarb are ideal spring-tonic- s for " : all of ns. .'.:.' ,:. 1 Mirror A Necessity for Night Driving x -- process . ,. Julius P. Stlcknry of Santaquin e A Leader Spot Light, A Guaranteed Spotlight$149 Clean-U- ' h&adr-ei- tlr is built into every tire. Visit our. new store. Examine these tires. You'll realize, the big savings you make when you buy tires imleftg-- with Oil $1.50 Wldo "KUssy rubber mat .. "" - Mr. and Mrs. 9. C Wilktns are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine baby boy, born this morning at the family home. Mother and baby are tmow because tolrCIread trouble-fre- e 1 Jr." end-tier- g' y tire prices . . . Positively the lowest in all oar history, offer unequaledtirej (fi )1.UU . , "Klassy T- Our store will be in memory of the birth of one of the greatest men the world has' ever known George Washington. It was he who made it possible for m . to Iive:in frtedom lin 1 this' wonderful land of ours, where caste is unknown and every man may reach whatever station in life he i aspires to. 'Western Auto" TirejsZI at Sale Prices "Western Auto's low with rubber extra-oversize- closed-Wednesda- Olll AT ruovo $1.00 . f orYour asCar Step Platesuiaasy sioaei Illustrated. Mr., NEWS MONEY Ami ?j& -- . iinecr ohift-'BoiSdk i.ur. chased from ns may' lie Inand property promiKljr stalled at a very low fiat rate . , . In many lnstauc?a , . , free of all costs. THIS WILL SAVE YOU -- -- CITY ". "Western Atifo SPECIALS Wedee Cuslilons ,' Closed Wednesd ay-- TO BE FREED at-the- -s- : three-weeks-o- ld REMUS LIKEL- Y-; ' " A feature that will gave you money Servlee eonneetluna are ni.iln. ' (NEA Cleveland Bureau) . she "did not want him to grow up In the world of suffering Mrs. Eleanor Prcs-ey-, she had known," ' above, of Cleveland, O., killed her son, Donsld, according to her confession to Bailee. "He will be happier now," the said. " tt SERVICE -- '' Because i,, nuy Many thrifty motorists not in immediate need of Auto Supplies, J Jiavl.li?5J,i?ar". furure requircmenU. and bought se low prices. There is still time before Saturday Evening for you to do the same. ... , .. . ; " n, Snow and' AHce-- l tfiunfa A. C Allen of Bingham Is here on " business for a few days.- Bott, both of l'rovo, were Issued a murrlnjje license at tha cojinty Mr, and Mrs. Charles H. Atlred court house Friday. wish to announce the arrival of a Mrs. Roy C. Boley and daughters fine nine pound baby girl, bom at their home in Pleasant .View, RaN of Suit .Lake spert the week end urday morning. Mother and the Jiere with Mr and Mrs. Reed Crane. new arrival are doing nicely. rtUhnn - TV. Chiff and family Of Mr. and Mrai W-rArmstrong Salt- - Irfilte Ttpent the week of-a-lt . Lake- ara visiting in Prove with Mr; end Mr Jerry-duf- f for a few daya Mr. and Mrs.E. M. Ormo are Mrs. G. W. Perry of Salt Lake happy to announce tha arrival of a was among the visitors in Provo to son, bom this morning at the . Crane Maternity home -- Mra Orme day. was formerly-Miss- , lucflle Hoida- iosoph.JIt.Crow.jBa4IJlUcJdabell way ,, ' " . cue-toda- and Mrs. Thomas Gnrr are ' Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Colman and hPPy.to.annou4ceJ& duugiitCr "at their home on Suring-vill- e .. road thla morning. Mother ors for a few days. , ... and baby are doing nicely. " Miss Hascl MIDeT'ind MtiS EdKb Chrlstetisen of Clawson are trpending a few. days Judge George Price la a Provo visitor for a few in. Salt Lake and Ogden, the guesU . of friends. days, VX4' .. Wn-w- Kills Her Baby ... ' fteffffii ' It has been a great success . our splendid new Provo store has made many friends . . . . hundreds have taken advantage of savings "of fered by our GelAcquamted ' ' : Reductions, , SHERIFF HAS ' . a mm Ae Sact5 ns e- ceremony. a' peeajdrng eider ami later was He ala bishop for many look an active part in the civic fans of this coots "iar.rty, 1. , ' ; served two terms as justice lit C peace, county commissioner, ecfca J " trustee, and other off Jets of trurt Wilhlti ar.wal of bis a1"'"- - tlfftl wtateyhe-hata1e: ; "" ' .. . .. . ,i i making tha trip. in aaocouaran. ana i J unuT ef whom ! During the hostilities of the great grandttuidfeo. were present to exunjj their con- rUaekhawk Indian war in 1SCA-4. Mr. Cluff served as a lieutenant m gratulations. Company C. Cobble Bock He aided In building jhe first nc jog house within the old log fort, and also helped to build a twelve-foo-t cobble rock wall around the block between University : Avenue end First East, and Center and First North streets. This, he aaya. 'LIMA. O, Feb. IS CJP)Gorge accounts for the great number of Remus, former millionaire cobtle rocks now scattered over the nattl bootleg kln. confined Cincls In surface of that block. Tha wall sute hospital for the criminally the in-was built for protection ef the set- sane, Is sane. Dr. W. U Neville, one tlers when It was announced that Of the five alienists, who Johnson's army was coming to examined Bern us, said in arecently deposiItah.- tion here today. Throughout his life he has been ' Remus ia cheduled to appear la kn active church worker. Ha was a the court of arpeals here Monday. piember of the first choir organized In an effort to obtain hla release a Provo. He filled the office of on a writ of habeas corpus. I PAYSON SUBSCRIBER WINS 1 for the first home of the Brigham r Young Academy. , In 1S04 be was called to loin C. ? n 3axph &. BawliM' tm peay to go back to tha Missouri river to aid immigrants through to He drove four yoke of oxea H(v from Prove to the Missouri rfrver iridva.!4' -- ntattf where they reared their family with success, giving to them the advantage of such education as feci!!-tie- a of the time would permit Like moat of hla brothera. Henry aspired to tha start! and he ln.personated many unique characters In early. Henry Cluff, pioneer of 1850, a.I- longer. wars and veteran of aarly-lndl- aa Uenia Nauvoo. in, FeKruary 15, Provot oldest ettisen. waa the guest 1MJ, the ninth In a family of 11 Of honor at a birthday party given son, be ia tha eldeat ef tha four at the home of bis son, Charles R. I now Uvtirj. the eight having paaaed Cluff. thia city. Wednesday, Fbm-- 1 away In old age la the order oJ ,l ary 15, in commemoration, of the their birth. elghtx-- f ifth anniversary of his j Although Mr. Cluff was but .four birth. . t years of age when hts parents, with the main body of tha- - Lat today Foot GraeraUona Among bia progeny present were Bainta, were driven from their home two groups representing four gen- In the city they had helped to make eratiuna of the family. beautiful, ha ha vivtd recollecioai Mr. ClufTs eighty-fift- h milestone of hardships tha members of the hale finds hun and hearty, and church underwent before leaving arhes aaked how it feeia to be 83 far Utah. Amonr thaaa raronortinna he declared old that he felt I sad- - one that Imprinted Itself tiv years that he should like to live 83 years ' delipty m hla memory, was . the ' jf P.' " 1 r pace tz: 2&, 1S28. BY FATiEY ONBIRTIIDAY Herald la Mrs. probably Vf OM) ISHOiTO PROYO'PIOIiEER . i tw E - ,WeU,,What Was Jt? fi r:ght to run lor days withOutjpenald: ef he Twu haa a wrnii U l- 8,00 Miles savings are of-In thane- - full balloons d with bread, ribbed, Look at these low treads. prices ... . . and remember our trade-i- n allowance on your old " . . llree! .' Mae New Low Price 29x4.40 Balloon f 9.1.97.T -- 8 x4.a Balteennr.-30x4.65 Iialloon. 10.S.1 30x5.25 Iialloon. 10.03 Eitraordlnary -i- u-ed. non-ski- . . 1 Wm New Low Price 30x3 CI. Kest Size" $ 5.61 30x34 CI. Keg. Size 3.91 CI. Oversize 50x3 8.41 30x3 j 8.S. Oversize 7.M 31s4 S.S. Oversize 0.60 32x4 S.S. Oversl:. o.9l 33x4 S.S. Oversizrr- 34x4 &S. Oversize 12A1 32x4 'V s .S-- , Oversize 11.91 334 hi . g.S. Orerfi;e.. 1.83 31x5.25 30x5.77 33x6.03 , llnllnnn llallon- ,. - 11J(3 12.93 11.90 u Kalloon . ,Th largest retail Aflto Supplr coacern in this World , . serviiMc the Motorists sine 1909. Blue Ribbon Tabes 294.40 1 31x5.25 30x5.77 33x6.00 M .40 2.73 S.I3 ; More than 150 Stores in the Wes- t- - x-- 4 i.... '.iui.. ; Steering Wheel Balloon Tire Chains .29 x 4.40 95 30 x 30 x 5.25 3J x6.00.-- W-- . '" ' Cover " Sl f4 , . iJi& j M.trr fd.OO 1 115 WEST CENTER STREET 7 PnOVO, UTAH " aJLi4 SAVINO 6AM . a "positive easy grip on tha 7tcerin g wTieeT HSadef hlg h flual it y - elastfe rubber. 8ii9 to fit your whrel K gives ...reduced during this, " n Sal e . $1.10 t |