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Show V I Lewis PAGE FOUR THE JOURNAL I Ed Strangler Wrestles Tonight1 In Los Angeles ' Los Angeles, May 2 ( ! heavyweight Angdes, May 2 AP-- Tly number of dairy cows com flMTlOUS the la,'8einto IieadlOCk hol, Of the various llvestocl titleholcled, Ed "Strangler Lewis, ing markets during recent weeks is ai knife Juck with his numbering indioatlon that dairy men ar. th- 5ss,t5 taking advantage of the presen weiUit greater favorable beef prices to dispose o ith speed and strength of youth. some o( the iower producing ani As ad added limentive Leww mals thelr herds at prlce P SJ4 which compare very favorabi diamond belt, emblematic Wltll ortgmal prices paid to of the title. these animals when they first purchased, as fresh cows o springers. I has been as high as 11 WITH THE MAJORS 'Ttere cent of the cattle receipts; a some markets consisting of of animal, and as these an (By the Associated Press 'fat, and have been on full feed The American league race so they dress out well and make ver: compares far as it concerns the New York acceptable meat when of cattle lth the ordinary run Yankees and Washington Senators Recent are recorded lnstancw seems to have resolved itself into wjlere dairymen have recelvet a personal duel between Babe more than $100.00 per head fo' Ruth and Bucky Harris, crew of cows going to the packers. r The packing Interests look will pitchers. Ruth cracked out homes No. 5, favor on this grade f cattle, bo a triple and two singles off Mar- cause they dress out fairly hlgl berry and Val Alstyne at the capl- - as when approaching the dryini tal yesterday and the Senators'off period they take on consider At present prices took their eighth consecutive beat- - able flesh. discarded three ing. 8 to 5- - it .was - the Yankees approximately 'cows will take care of the purch sixth straight win. Four of Ruth s five homers have ase of two fresh cows, which i. been achieved at the expense of a favorable exchange, consider- Washlngton pitching., jlng the price received during th( Ruth's fifth and sixth home producing period of one to thre nans last year his banner season year. came on May 1 in his sixteenth' Almost any dairymen can mak contest- - He has played in, 14 some replacements at tire pre sent time to his distinct advant games so far this season. Mack's Connie Philadelphia age In higher herd average am Athletics kept pace with the title- - lowered production costs, holders by beating the Red Box at! Some of the dairymen locate Boston, 5 to 3, stretching their at long distance front marks' winning streak to seven in a row are now finding it profitable t Cleveland retained second place, diversify their Intensive dairy a step ahead of the Mackmen. by program by the addition of swim 4 to 3 battle with the St. to their former speclllzed live taking stock interests; shipping cream a' Louis Browns Sixteen hits, seven of them 'prevailing butter fat prices anr doubles, allowed the Detroit Tig- feeding the swim milk to growinf ers to burv the Chicago White Sox pigs with some of the loca second or third grade barley under a 10 to 5 score. Bv scoring their second straight beans or other fattening food win ovpr Brooklyn. 4 to 2, the New which are obtainable locally ai Yoik Giants moved into first various seasons of the year. Many place in the National league race, of the dairymen are working till' a half game ahead of the Dod- plan out to quite distinct advant age over the former practice r gers Old Grover Alexander was shipping whole milk, as in addito a terrific barrage as the tion to revenus from sale of hog Cincinnati Reds beat the Cardin- they have less transportatlor s' at fit. Louie 8 to a. Alex grant- costs on the cream that milk and ed 12 hits and all six alien runs also the additional fertility remaining pn the ranch from tht in the seven innings he worked Carmen Hill turned in another hog and calf feeding. fine 'rfnrmnce pt. Pittsburgh as The larger dairy farm owner the Pirates beat the Cubs again, are nearly all acquiring adjoining lower price land, when avail4 to 1. ; Punched hit off Walsh and able, where some cows can be put Miller gave the Boston Braves up for the dry period feeding eir 'court e'ra'uht win over when tire pasture will not carry the PhP 5 tokS Rs'T'. of the them, Some dairymen - have ranches Braves, hit his second homer in in addition to their home place two days- where they haul their dry cow and weaned calves to the ranch with thetr own trucks, and returning fresh cows to the dairy These ranches provide pasture feed to supply cheaper car-vover and raising costs than are possible at the intensive dairy There is an opportunity farms. (By The Associated Press! southwest for ranchers to Los Angeles Eddie Shea, in the buy well bred dairy heifers, aired won from Chicago, Midget by purebred sires, at attractive Mike ODowd, Cleveland (10). raise them to milkHuerta Evane, Los Angeles de- Drices and ing age for sale to the intensive feated Jackie Mandell, (4). centra: near the big cities Portland, George Chabot, dairy dairy - cows are now Montdeal. defeated Pete Petrolic, where goodabout what it , twice bringing Fargo, ND 121, Would cost to raise the calves to - Joe Peoria, Xil under ranee Condition; knocked out Ralph maturity Baltimore, The rancher located so as t Mendoza, Mexico City, (4); Sosny take of these condi Lloyd, Chicago, won from Frankie tkais advantage will be rewarded with morf Hall, Chicago heights. 8). returns than either th St. Louis Pierre Charles, Bel- lucrative intensive dairy farmer or th gium, defeated Jack Maeullffe distant is not loeat who Detroit, (10; Jimmy Mahoney. ed closeproducer, to take advant enough won over Tom Pivac, St. Chicago, Louis tl0; Dave Knost, St. Louis, age of the wet! bred calves nov knocked out Sany Moore, Chicago, being vealed. 1 1 thL-clas- s -- i i , sub-Ip'-te- rt , EfGIITS if.5T NlGHTs -- - il). Bill : Cissell . Holds Spotlight mmm A 25 Mor than T 25c i pottatl u4f hail forftqutrtcf Cis-sel- l All school girls should be caredrilled in subtraction so that in later years they may rectly calculate their ages. vTild agne ultra al and - 4 ir' - II, , 1 li 'vh, o Thi le onl- under bill approved today ceoreis tommJUi-- . oy also wou'd induce he-census he compilation of statistics on and drainage, distribution f commerce and mms Under the measure tne in all the rtoies. tlaska. Hawaii. Porto Rico, Guam Samoa, the Virgin Island and the Panama canal zone-census of r grl ulture and livestock to 'ip taken n 1935 also was ordered 'oy the acasure. It would begin on May of that year and would include he acreage of farm lands and of he principal crons and the iun-- r and value of animals on ih arms and range of the. rou.uiy. would be taken IS), Best Seller BREEDING STOCK GOVERNS POULTS Tlie flock ef mmg turUjs Will be governed by (be breeding stock. To produce beiili by mod die breeder must be etnmy tm J vigorous. Weak or diseased birds will only prodflee their kind, so it is necessary for the turkey grower to evert Ise great curb la selecting bis breeding slot k, writes W. It Neste In llte WMm Funner. Tlie breeilers should lie well fed. A dally ration of equal parts of wheat and cor wiH be essential If bled are' allowed free range, other-win- e twice encli they alum hi be day. A green fowl, eiit-- a cnUbnge and beets, will be enjoyed, and sweet milk or clidilier or buttermilk will take tlie place of bugs nnd meat foods. Plenty of grit nnd oyster shell should be kcjrt before the bird during breeding season, flood foods tneun eggs trims in fertility. One gobbler to a docea hen is sufficient. If mere hens are kept, it wrtil be necessary hi buve another gobbler. Do not let the gobblers run together, 'for they wHI spend much time and one gobbler vitality fighting. from tlie pen each dny. If tlie bens are Inclined to Stray way anil bale tlietr wits where they re hard to find. It will be best to siimli pen inclosed confine them" to by a six find, chicken wive unlit after they ky each morning. One may covered pen If tliey are bad . i, fl t. ,-- 9 ,Ly jumping from a plane at a 12,000-foo- t height and falling 4,000 feet before he opens his parachute, John Tnanum, who has made more than 512 jumps In nine years, hopes to show at Los Angeles how fliers leaping front wrecked planes In wartime may better evade the fire of foes, Los Angeles AP) John In a little more than two years, Budweiser Real Quality Malt Syrup has become the best seller from coast to coast And the reason can be told in just three words! Anbeuser-tiusc- b qualityI This is possible only because we insist that w hat is good enough for ordinary malts is not good enough for Budweiser Malt. Eveiy operation in our $40,000,000 plant is Completed under the watchful guidance of Americas foremost maltt sters our guarantee of quality. - - . -- Baked with Budweiser Mali Syrup cakes and deugbttuttare bread, cookies, mortddimmand nutritious Tran-u- a slim . youngster with 512 Tranum began his parachute ANHEUSER-BUSCHparachute drops to his credit and jumps in Denmark nine yars ago. Louts one minor is only injury, prepar- Since then he has made leaps in to oose cut with a silken ing chute most of the countries of in a try for a new record fall. Europe, " Salt Lak City, Utah. He wiH leave his plane at an Once, wMlc flying a plane in Distributor , altitude of 12,000 feet, drop dead' Denmark, a wing was torn off his v: . . ' for 4.000 feet, and then puli the ship and he had to take to his PM-cord that releases the parachute. chute A few years ago his plane iA A A A iYi Tranum believes that an air caught fire near Fresno, Cal., and plane pilot in time of war should again he jumped to safety. The I ;e V5 4fpP hke a plummet others of his more than 500 until he Is within a thousand feet have been made for exhibitionleaps ' What did ja want to be in such or of the earth, opening the para-- demonstration purposes. Nor was a Come hurry for? But say. Celeste, will To This May chute .Jusk In time to soften his he ever injured until he landed you marry me next?i order to "avoid making recently With one foot on a stump By ' "Sure I wiH, agrees Celeste corhimself a floating target for en and the other on the ground, twist Wickes Wamlwldt dially. ' I'll fee delighted to. emy sharpshooters. his ankle. All right.- - says Bill. "Iii look It he succeeds in his experiment ling , The Jumpers attempt at a to fly. 411111 for you. Goo bye over to the for oe ord dead fifled will Suit barrels, bid down and drooping Should Judge Ben Lindseys Uo-.ed States That, evening on an air party with straw, make an ideal place for formation he government the in made at the American Aircraft Hlan of ccmoankmate marriage Ernestine. Shes a gains. corporation field here. become effective, providing speedy Bill meets hens to luy. The hen that begins Ernestine. pleads Bill, 1 and inexpensive divorce without to lay about the fifteenth of March alimony for childless coupreS ana f MAJOR LEAGUE will have finished and be ready to Bit India Bureau Opens wholesale Instruction in adequate I to is best It tenth tlie of April. by .8o ErneSllac and Bl11 wc LEADERS methods, we may see To Predict Monsoons birth controlUke break her up and let her lay another 11118 them ab0Ut linteh to month before allowing her 5ret2028- Has Bill forgotten about Ce- f ' a brood. The first egg can be placed Oh. fio. not Bill. But M fi- (By The Associated Press) . , flftie? Poona, India. May 2 AP) A 1 do that Celest- - and Herb won t under a broody chicken hen, A large weather bureau is being opened ?oa:,,'h'C' Including games of May 1 if we get married? I be divorced voder a fortnight: hen can cover ten eggs nicely. j here with the particular duty of sayEthel NATIONAL: t -and why should fce live alone? says to Bil Why, I don monsoons. H the turkeys are allowed to range ' Battipg Grantham, , Pirates, forecasting hadnt thought about it f fteveral weeks later Bill hears that ; , the eggs should be gathered each day. .451 1, ,ikXhe most deadly of the worlds know,-i -. Well let stake a ihance per- Celeste and Herb . have untied Runs id Frisch, Cardinals, 15?j feather terrors, the ncutheast Skunks, crows and dogs WiH rob itlj sists BiU.;. nuptial khotte So he says to j. jtheir Bissonettetmonsoofilt'ls hoped, will be nests if they can locate fhem. A crow - Runs batted - in i I Oh, dont know, hesitates Ernestine: You, must excuse me Frisch, Cards, Grantham 'Prlved of its terrible effects. will sit around and wnteh a turkey I don't know that I like now. Ernestine. Ive got this next The new station vas the inspir- - Ethel, ( hen an hour or two. As soon as she Pirates, 15 man-lairwell you with Celeste enough. Hlts Douthlt, Cardinals, 30;ation of 3 H Field, of the leave tlie nest It will sworp down Oh. whats the diff? argues "Thats all right, renlies ErnesSian Meteorological department, Brown, Braves, 7 Bill. and get the egg. The eggs should be If It v you don t like you can tine coonerativeiv; she isnt L. Waner, Pirates, 4 who has spent two decades Triples time. kept at a temperature of PO or 80 pleased to brpak uo with 4 oomg a system fer forecasting tlie quit any Bissonette, Robins, so. In muses a Ethel. Thats he kept Bill; however, the other day she .degrees. Tliey should Stolen Bases Frisch, Cards, 6 winter rains In northern India Aw, come on! urges Bill. Be a nef Archie from Los Angeles and box lined with cotton batting, so they and monsoons. Pitching sport." shed like to see -- Los Angeles. So will not be Jarred when handled. The forecasts are. expected to good lost . 'All right, agrees Ethel So BilllBill and Ernestine AMERICAN: sgn their1 lit- protect the forthcoming regular and Ethel marry. tte coupon end file it. And BiU air service to India, as well as Kress, Browns, Batting About two weeks later Ethel aviate to Celeste. I ve come for Saving Ditpotitlon Run shipping which has suffered fromRuth, Yanks, 19 says to Bill, I don't believe I care von. old eirl!" he announces The model for t lift fly Scoia was Runi batted in Meusel, Yanks the tempests in the past. for this arrangement Besides mofound In Glasgow, Scotland, hi tha 20" But Celeste clasos her the season was two weeks old ther wants me to go to Maine hands In dismay. . Hits person of a beggar who was wearing Gehringer, Tigers, with for her three runs the made home had and summer, they "Oh, Bill, sh says ruefully. "I you Ova overcoats and tbtee pairs of Sewell, Indians, 27 Doubles Meusel, Yanks, 9 , apiece and Easterling was lead- can't go; and I dont want to be foreot! J married Harvey - last trousers, In rite pocket of which were tied up all that time for nothing ' ing his league in batting. Red Sox, 4 , night. , Triples Regan, hundreds of cigarettes, - Homers went to own have It the Well, up Easterling your luck! vammers Tigers way, the Dawstgone 5 Yanks, Ruth, many used and useful watches, keys, year from Bloomington of acquiesces Bill secretly he Is glad BIU. "What did you go and do that Stolen bases Barrett,, White this purses, knives, pipe and rings, three Sox, 5 - , for last night he met Celeste, and for? the Three I League, where he bard breakfast rolls nnd copper coin . 1 told you J forgot, rebuts Ce' lted 342 and made 14 homers last Celeste Is a pippin Pennock. Pitching - O Doul in 1927 made 33 So BUI and Ethel detach the dl leste weighing 1314 pounds. won 4, lost 0. Uhle, Indians, j won , .) Now-loo.homers and his 378 for the San vorce coupon from their marriage 4 lost 0. dehere. Celeste. City Built on Ulandt I Francisco - J. Seals, from whom ; he certificafte, fill it out. take It to mands BulL caveman style "youre Amsterdam In the Netherlands Is a was drafted by the Giants. Both the clerk of the court's office, going marry me next time and are outfielders city built on tv ishmds, which ara no Ifs Und and about It. You put Easterling sle- - swear to It; end thats that. U.7) connected by !nalized his big league arrival by BiU rails ivOOkieS bridges. Celeste from the It down somewhere so you won t ' making three home runs in three clerks office " fotxej ft Sum Dayt Hitting big league pitching has , successive games, while O'Doul will.'- assures Celeste. "And. Say, Celeste, will you marry me , this afternoon? Bill, it was partly your own fault Arithmetic ts now being (aught la proved easy so far for these form- made two of his in one game. Paul Oh, BUI. coos Celeste in a tone that I didnt marry you this time. some kindergartens: so It seems that er bush league sluggers senwoman rf slrould dress of the Detroit of regret. "Im so sorry but I Just You didn't nut your name down Tigers even the liny Iota have their duve ol Easterling and Frank ( Lefty i ODoul oC lbly shed be regarded as having married Herb this morning! on my marriage program reckoning Farm and Fireside. no sense. the New York Giants Before BUI walls All right. Professor, lets go it' Dawggone St.' , ' W. H. BINTZ CO. es lt ' , ,he kl-lyp- ! -- t e devei-Home- rs partl-ew'nrl- J Jov-ousl- v, Bill hag inaugurated a campaign of personal vindication for the 123 000 price paid for him fey the Whit Sox. Yesterday he connected for three hits in foul times at the plate. It gave the young shortstop a record of 14 consecutive games In which he has hit safely at least once. Cavalryman Bill s batting average now it 370. fully AP) would ine an enumeration of both he Fenn he house ; r ' f! i, sw2wt . v, In Big League Chicago. May 2, (API i S 2 May i - ' 1930 Census Washington i "1 't Preparing For 930 decennial census aken on May 1, and yyS y y wvyv V V 4,000 Foot. Drop ' To Try Out War Tactic Situation. Lutz popular young Chicago mat! star, tonight will make a bid for wrestl-- fterinesriay, Mar, 2, 1928 CITY, CACHE CGUNTT. CTA1L Parachute AcePlans Sheer fTl5KLivestock. Nick AP) LOGAN cor- THE FEATHERHEADS , d bat-Yan- ks t lilt Hard . 'I - ! 1 I I r.y OitbarM ay waa SaW Lots and Lots of Fun GOQGFOUS ID for over DAPiAs T . SUPEQqL i 1 . years 1 cum, GUARANTEED PURE ofpounds used kamlw lythefvcmmentJ tMCVEiOafj 1 SSs (Wi feSdtwwpfi. |