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Show PROVO EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY. JUNE 15. 1928. FACE TWO BORN AMID DOUBT AND DANGER OLD GLORY, ... YEARS OLD YESTERDAY, ........ 151 t . . -- ' from Page ; (Continued v ; : Walker. On June . "IKl'T-- .'-"'- ' , ' - . i ' and that whea the tuna comes that the aducataanaJr ay stem ealy prepare the boys to make more anoncy, thea It ks time to snake a change ia the systanv Following the exercises, the annual chanty ball of the local Vodge 7 waa given ia Vivian park. WATER RIGHTS 0, 1 there were 874 patients is tba hospital, a net decrease of one ia population, ever (be previous month. During the month IT patienta were received and 13 were discharged.- - Bis patienta died during the manth, two bavins: eocn- m It ted sutckle. One patient broke a window out of hie ward and used the broken glass with which to cut hia throat While attendant! found the patient before be had bled te death, and the bonne physician was Bucceaaf ul ia saving hia life at that the patient resorted to meas tin, uree of which resulted Jn blood poison in the sen Inflicted wound, frSfai which b r 0 died. Occurs. Another patent amufgled (trip In hia room and ia the early hours ef the morning gained aa oppor, tunity to hang himself. Receipts for the month amounted to (3.0M, while the disbursements i h . Fath ana CALPU FOI2BES In 'THE ENEMY1 ThitrfidayaFriday icd Saiurdayl at Paramount. LlLliAKi G1SH Z y, !yd r wera 118.119 23. ONE BALLOT Siihday June i"?tli '-- (Oohtlntied from Page One) with modesty, had be been there. It was the only read show so far, ahead of his neareat opponent on in this- convention. When none of them received even near a put Ia. McNab of California took John hundreds votea in the convention. the platform to place Hoover's President Coolidge received 17 name In nomination, he violated the rule requiring that the name be votes. , Speech, It was as decisive a victory as a held out until the end of the and, instead mentioned It at the convention could giveand the was made after the most start This set off a flemonstratjon searching kind of campaign during which lasted 23 minutes, producing which Hoover's life record waa scrutinised closely .by hostile eyes the most terrific , mixture of holae Now the RepubHcan party has de- from , several thousand throats, cided to cast Its lot with this new scores of cowbells and ether tumult sort of figure oa the polical horison, hsmakers Utah delesatea marched a young man as stateamah go. an round thi hall bearing a huge paengineer, a buaineas organizer, a man of the machine age. Hoover la Independent by temperament and so msds enemies. He will be hia own boss, as ha always has been; and if he ia elected It la i i r mf One) i (Continued from probable a new conception of Amer-ica'- a greateet adminiatrattve office might be developed one more In Stripes" was given by If. H. Grakeeping with modern times and less ham, past exalted ruler. tied to the tradition LWaahioglon "Upleaa wa appreoiate eometblng about the spiritual Ideals of the men and Jeff eraon. and women who sve us this flag," Hooter la Khy During the campaign, however, - mei'rsWif if. S. aiu! jienmark in ence. July 4, Wd Glory" 'a St kft" th Thoiiiss1 Jo Virgin tslahia. the ths United Statei from pirhsaeO tf 1617. Up Declaration of IndependLiberty BeU, which first, rang to eelebrajte jar la shown jruarded by two U. 8. Marines during an anniversary celebration; The 'beli Bowstaflds who viatt tbe ahrlna yearly. Upper rixni: nurai n omy nun, iriaiiioiuu inufr im iith oiare ana Biripes, wnicn naa cnangeo dui lime turlng the more than 190 years It has stood on. Arch Street, Philadelphia, oaly a few hundred yard from ' 'dependence Halt Tba aign over toe door reads: "Birthplace of Old Glory." fn the lower floor of Independence Hall, and ia viewed by thouaanda in and ace ua. Baylor Bcos. Co. Pays 4000 For 10 Stamps i'. h&p hfc? : X ju2S rOR REJJT Modern furn. apt, private bath. ,360' Bo. 1st West No children. Phone 171 JuZl I BEAUTIFLT. CABINET Talking Machines. Five different makes, ranging In price from $17.50 up. Ju23 Taylor Bros. Co. s FOR SALE Duckllnfe and duck egga. Inquire 1443 Weat 6th 8a. Pfovo. lul9 . WISCONSIN GREETS COOUDGE J ' ' -- . . SPEAKER URGES ' Pkt f : Franeom. Charles Fechser, Joseph Goff. Loyd'A. Grav. Harold W. Ha4-leAhrtn E. Hardlnger, UonaJ liar- Its. Edwin E. Kimball. Ortffrlh ft Kimball, Harry W. Larson. Thorat B. Larson. George H. Leaa, Geaa L. Leckheart Marwia R. Laws, Donald Merrill. Ralph W. sforg&n. Roy Oaks. Clyde PPeay, E. Jack Peterson, WendaU af. Poulaon, Glen Patter. James E. Palmer, Franklin . 4 Riding." Howard W. Roberts. Will-mo- tt .Continued from page 1) Rowley. Kenneth Scott Ver-g- il Sorenson. Hugh .W. Stevens. H llman Snail, Albert A. Smith, Haanah- - T. Smith. Vernal X Wr Privates, First Class Alma U. thington. Toung. t Barney, Arvll D. Prown, J. Jerome Brown. Robert 8. Cor leas. H. Leo SUPERIOR, Wis, June 15. UP Day. VI ax Krauaa, Jesse U. Rob- President Calvin Coolidge informed erts. Boyde W. Borenaon, Dell T. today of the selection of Herbert Tucker. Hoover aa th Republican presidenPrivates Lesley P. Bennett Ger- tial nominee. Immediately diapatch-ed ald D. Burr. La Von A. Christenssn, to the. secretary, of commerce a Vernon Clark, Donald E. Corliss. message of felicitations. "0 m , Glenn Dtekeraoo, William F. Edwards. Carl Fielding, Ferrea E. aaid the Rev. VI r. Cum, "we will hot be able to fulfill the miasion for which Flag day has been dedicated. "Back: of thia flag are certain great ideala. If we Ignore theae ideals, Jt will be to our detriment If we adhere to them, it will be of ; great value to us. 4 j Inherited Liberty. "Among the things we have ln: herlted from the fathers , of our government are retigioua liberty, popular government popular education and a aenae of truateeahip." The speaker declares! "there Is a tendency among a great number of men and Women In the nation today to dismiss Almighty God , trom He declared their consciousness. that no true American recognises the right of any man to dismiaa God from hia life. He held that popular government does not mean that the people must accede "to a lawless minority, but that Its policies must be determined by the strongest intellects and the purest hearts.. He also maintained that the schools are established for cultural purposes, rather than for a preparation to make a livelihood,' ? DONT FORGET' '. 1 TO BUY. A GIFT fiOk DAD : Ties . . . H . Hose 9 . . . . . .1.00,1:50 . . ... .35c, 50c, 75c, i.OOll .l.fe ioji&'l Flannel Shirts Fine Wool Sweaters. 7, $6.56 o .sW Finest All Wool Swim Suits . 0.90 4 50 NORTH u - UNlW AVE there ia little proapect that - the country will be kept .awake nights by Hoover torchlight parades and banda. . Hoover himself Is quiet ihynot given to ballyhoo. Hia public apeechea are alwaya painful to himself and sometimes to hit SUPERIOR. Wis, .June 18 (UP) The state of Wisconsin, honored by the vlel ef the nation's chief executive, greeted President- and Mrs. Calvin Coolidgs here today wllth an acclaim that waa both ' , and understanding In Its audience. The demonstrations for him In courteous welcome of Mrs, Coolidge, who was confined to the president- Convention hall last night probably would have caused him to cringe ial train by illness. . It's worth aeveraj thoua&nd dullars 4o lirk theae atamfia, B Jooo' A. , Niemann, at aide, New .York stfnp" them. The J5eciallt, who ewaaon la, he paid $4000 for the ten! itnd that's ecauas they are one 1lock, uniqu In itself, of the vln- 4age of 1843. Vhen the Mew York Jiot office pri inltia ,md the rjoatmaiiHr puL-er4n each to "cancel" them. Klemarm oni T bought the stamps at the $3,000,000 ethiblt by the cdiihtry a Jaadintf Vlillatellirta In Cleveland, TOO LATE : t v ' ' . Nv,.. ui l' FOR! CLASSIFICATION FOR; ' . : RENT Modem J room clone In. , --4) ' .?,:'rr furn-ap- JjEAirnFTJL ARTEX. and Pa boo BEAtrtlFui AXM. RUOS in' the J: Ruga, Friday only flOO. Taykir i latest hit and mis patterns.'1 Sx ' 55ros. Co, . , Ju22 10.6 and 9x12 In seamleas rugs onr $310. Taylor Bros. Co. .. , Ju22 ne loairy sale l"OR SALE-R- oll AND ROOM and bath, s4o I, at the Buster Brown Shoe Store. BOARD furnished - houaekeeplnf .,on 33 uy one pair of hnne for $1 00 and 341 So. 4tr West Jul8 3pt one pa,i for -2 pair for $19. J"OR RENT Modnm 4 room furn. GAS RANGES at only $5.00. Come house. 133 So. Jtd West in and them, Taylor Bras. juU I B- Co. , J"21 r . -IN and see our ' beautiful J; China Cloaeta, Prioea frH $17.60 WANTED-2- 0 boys tomorrow moraJu22 ine ft weeding onions- - Phone sip. Taylor Bros. Co.' .' JX5ST At Elks' dfcnce in Vivian E9 PENINSULAR Psrk, 1908 class pin B. M. S. Tte, NEW value. Coma trade-i- n v with lrn to grat jul 491-R-- ; m jaw' xa Prices i Slaughtered t, .' ;;. - f - 1st East Sa 34Q EVERYBODrS frt ... iw tt,m. ...IaIt rtm nKmini nf th.. lafA r - tut uic ijuivn. backward epHnjr. 'We must unload our big stock of II U anil uav mnnPV for II );... vvmv coji anri nfion v lilcx iiaiiuinc, j your vacation, vfUr . ! . k- priors sire ...t. MEN'S OVERALLS 9JwU children's Fanty ne ' , boys . Blue Denim Slippers sizes 4 to patent; ties. Sizes 8 to U PI OVERALLS , 7flrV ;.v. . 1 3C i : OQj, t .... - Sizes 2 .?. .J... i $1 iw 8 yard . , . II I II II MA. men's hose Mm LADIES' HOSE - i snjt Pure Thread silk 'Mm JI I " If Toll pound loaf Whole .Wheat or white. men's work lkratSSHSwi . HOSiK8 75 B,ue, Yeddo Pure Thread Silk Hose, orje pair for ; $1.00 an extra pair, for. .......i..-"Full Fashioned Hose, with pointed iieel'' ' $1.65-Hextra pair for 4..., ChiXIonJIose, with pointed heel , ... $2.25 an extra pair for y straws Nonbreakable Panama 4" - lh' Rn 3 pkgs. . ..,.... Custer Brovra Shoe Store - , ri flC ,.V i ; OJU m M w shirts Y - y lbs; dress SHIRTS- WESTtENTER .....25c The self-risi- Potato Flakes Fresh baked. nj lb. ...... .2C . Sugar bag. 1.83 Whitfe.King ach ' - tl .UU , ; .... ...43c ur&uu. rnt&- ill No. 2 V. cans. 5 cans Pickles No. 2 y2 tins. ....... 39c Flour Carnation Wheat Flakes china premium in Gold Seal, made from eacn pacxatre. idano nara wneat. Package . i . .39c 2 sacks . . flft .. .3.89 S Puritan Bohemian Hop- flavored malt. Large cans. On.... ....49c Pork and Beans 3 cans ..... .49c bill pickles packed in 2 tins Mush r....,29c Van Camp's large sise. uur buuiue ed .... leahfeV Extra fine beet for preserving. 25-l- b. Ideal for the canyon lunch. Tomatoes rge sise package. ...... IwW EVERYBODY'S 368" " lg A'V. i!.5c - Oajif brhlai.- Fancy a. WORK SHIRTS QC Collar attached. V I iwU Iatest pattern ; . . : Big K. New Potatoes ...m:...;. 49c for i ME?r8 . yon fl ... . . ,55c Bananas . Large, firm,' golden ripe fruit. 5 lbs....... 35c Soda Crackers 1 34b. caddy . . . ri - x car ton Strike Anywhere. six-bo- .. ...17c Carton Sardines fancy smoked sardine. 5 cans .. ....25c i Pineapple' Fancy crushed or broken pieces. v . . ;69c - Soap Sunkist Valencias. n imr Creme 03. Dozen 10 bars . ; . ... .49c 9c Matches Full count No. 10 tin ' Oranges ;69c y ' 1 .it ri- a- $5 Order Delivered Free " frrv, s.. i Fresh baked P. B. 0. Sodas. Skaggi-Safewamarkets are noted for their cleanliness, the, courtey"of their salesmen and the high quality of the meats they sell. And the prices are 'always fair usually much lower than found ' 'elsewhere. .'" ,"' . We ha?e the largest and best slock of Ladles' And Children's Silk Underwear south of Salt Lake, in fact every wearable for the entire family. lli " , 1 Jell-Wel- l. Blue and gray, two pockets, fuu W 11T pancake flour. Assorted flavors of Jel-l- o or t should-- CC-Ra- Lddf ; WATER CLASSES. ROLLINS HOSIERY SALE AT THE BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE . ' "1G3 West Center JQC style ' 7C hU,' UNDERWEAR ' Knit ; one button on . er. Athletic ....;:..:.i3C '''." i ' . 1 Pancajce Flour U..:.w.bJ MEN'S I M . ; jyg, qfordS Sef.. . . ... ... i . t $1 00 JJyA I aasa. TA nr; .iJU , aasanV ....... 7777. .29C ... . i ' AS low-price- d - ... ;.. SX - SILK UNDIES Fancy atUC Latest shades and colors. coiors JaluTs '; 89 C MEN'S SHOES ANpr ' ' r OXFORDS :' GenuineKaijffaroo ffC nn HOUSE DRESSES JM $8.00 value Saturday's H3U Special Black and taifcalf, SUIT CASES Mest toe '. UL ....UwU oilcloth- Piggly-WiKgl- "lij? io Evtrybody hop id the old bus and go for a trip. It may be only a weekend jaunt or an all summer tour there's a lot of fun in either one. No special preparations necessary. No days of sweating over a hot stove, cookie and preparifig a lot of v' in the food. Justpfckirpaixdgo--happ- y ' distance within that striking knowledge of almost any1' place in the greit West 'there is a convenient, Safeway ready to furnish all the food even hungry travelers can consume. -- Wherever you . : . ' go depend on Safeway." . ,.,,.$1,00 Fpcy patterns, strap ar ties. ; Values t9 QR . .. Go Camini MP C3 -- LADIES' SLIPPERS J 6.00 I "JLeik Orders less than $5H)i a Charge of 10c. 7s PHONE 202 (3 |