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Show THE PROVO POST FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922 -- WILL COUNTIES r OUTCOME OF INTER- RAISE FUND FOB MEET COLLEGIATE PROJECT SURVEY HANGS IN BALANCE Counties interested in the propos-- 1 By H. R. MERRILL. Provo-WebTomorrow the Ys men will project and its investigation have agreed to make .have to meet in competition the pick available4$15,500 to be met with an of all of the athletes of the Univerequal appropriation from the United sity of Utah and the Agricultural colStates geological survey for making lege. This meet,' which promises to tviQi be one of the most interesting in topographical surveys in the central was the history of intercollegiate sport in part of the state. This report recently submitted to the United this state, will take place on the "Y States Water Storage commission at campus tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. a special meeting held at the capitol, All three teams are so evenly matched by a special committee appointed for that it is a tossup Which way the the purpose of urging the counties to championship will !go. The Ys with the geological survey men upset all traditions last week when they gave the Y the comin having these surveys made. The committee was appointed by petition of their lives; this time they the water storage commission sev- expect to win if human effort and eral weeks ago when it was conclud- the goddess of fortune will work toed that the state could not make any gether well. funds available and that if the money Owing to the strange manner in It i aaede is light, medium, heavy advanced by the geological survey which the dual meets have already are to be utilized the counties must gone, no one can tell the outcome of e evade, aad heavy evade tomorrows contests. The competitors put up the states portion of a these can- may so offset each others work that for every ear. Ark yonr dealer to funds. The committee made vass, with the resu,lt that the coun- the championship may go in any dieeleet the evade fer yoar motor ties affected have agreed to advance rection. The long races are going to hold he knew. funds as follows: Salt Lake, $35001 Box center of interest for all who love the 2000; Weber, Utah, $2500; to see extended .competition. WakeElder, $2000; Davis, $1500, and Tooele, $2000. The efforts of the field, Markham and the Hart brothFIVE OTHERS committee to procure funds from ers will furnish thrills seldom experienced in the distance events. The Morgan, Summit and Wasatch were Y the that feels rather confident of winis unsuccessful. It agreed High Flash and Fire Test. to are one or the other the mile or counties in the ning funds raised All free carbon filtered eat. be spent within the counties where the They feel that Chick Hart can take either of the races by Refined from paraffin bare erode. they have been, provided extending himself to the limit of huREPORT SUBMITTED. Flew freely in eeld weather. William Green of the United States man endurance, but they also feel reclamation service submitted a re that he cannot take both. If he runs AJhraye abeolutely uniform la the mile Markham is almost sure to port on the work done to date in the win the half. of the eaaltty. investigation Th short races will be divided beValley' irrigation' project tween the U and the Aggies, as which has been undertaken jointly schools both service have men who can dereclamation and state the by Y sprinters. the of feat to the was confined any The report as It looks in studymade though Kenneth principally progress man was expected who the that water Weight, indicating the supply, ing to take the made been had broadjump and the pole considerable progress but that the investigation had trot as vault, will not be able to compete. He may be able to try the pole vault, but yet reached a stage where any conas it is quite certain that he will be reached been elusions could have unable to jump. This news cuts the to the feasibility of the project. Oil Refining Gx The principal work remaining to Ys prospects down materially, and be done on the Weber river is largely almost insures the state championaty: in the field, consisting of making ship for the U. surveys as to canal locations through canyon; topography in East 3 Weber near the proposed East Can canyon yon dam; topography of the' Lost Creek reservoir site; the of the Union Pacific tracks around The sporting editor of the Journal the proposed Echo reservoir; topo- is in receipt of a letter from Henry so on u did Freds brag .Why Moorehouse and on Smith graphy rotten ? wrestler, of Provo, who wants , of the Jones, and the a challenge issued to Frankie Darren I had'tojI gave him the recipe! creeks Denver & Rio Grande Western tracks of Logan, intermountain welteraround the Deed Creek reservoir site. weight, champion boxer for a UnitGeorge Sutherland,-formerlor a go, ed States senator from Utah, met if Darren match Tomatoes,, spinach, celery not does want a mixed was it 92 water. the commission cent are with explainper cabbage match. Jones states that he will also Nearly 2,Q00,000 miles were travel- ed, largely for the purpose of re- - meet any man Promoter Jim Downed by French airplanes of the com- newing old acquaintances. He offer- ing selects for him. mercial type in 1921. This involved led his services to the commission in Jones asserts Promoter that more than 16000 flights. any capacity while in Washington. Downing is authority for a statement that only a third-rat- e wrestler could beat a boxer in a mixed affair. To demonstrate that this is not a fact 'At, Jones wants Downing to match him up with Darren or any other good boxer. Logan Journal. OER REACHED HERSELF. ed (QtfWl it er OQG. Cut OOS0 lock of Mem co-oper- Wear i half-mil- Provo-Weber-Tooe- PRICES on nearly every item and piece of their Lower $22,500.00 Stocks are Cut Unmercifully Cut t . 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