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Show Fill Bulla Cards Under Par Score In Meet whose os jonnny of currently have the magic five- a with field the uulini led as 66 play swung into the " ondPlS holes of the $5000 western own golf tournament today. sinking rhioping accurately and away as 32 feet, outu from as farfive birdies as he registered fou td the first nine holes of the course with club Phoenix Country came through yesterday. He 34. fhe'back nine with Rut for a bit of tough luck, on of Homell, the 18th hole, Ed Oliver Y . would have had a tie. With ; Bowling Scores FIN ES Handicap U Sorenson T, Williams R Currell A. V 170 170 .114 101 106 137 152 799 137 Smith Totals C. c. ANDERSON ChugPg 6 121 H9 5 103 - .iV . i' C r iJ Larson underwent an operation at the Dee hospital in Ogden last Thursday for goitre. He is reported to he getting along well although it was a very serious case Mrs. Larson accompanied her George BLOCK THAT BASKET 129 766 .. 510 170 140 19 E. 918 629 89 Messervy - Jessop was hostess to turkey supper on Wednesday, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Ephrium Smith of Smithfield, Mr. and Mrs. Budge Lowe of Providence, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Anderson of Nibley, Mr. and Mrs Gerald Jessop, Mr. and Mrs Verio Jessop, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jessop, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jessop, Mrs. Agnes Jessop and Mr. and Mrs Hoy Jessop. The time was spent playing Bunco. Mrs. Leone Anderson won the high score prize and Mrs. Agnes Jessop won the consolation prize. Mr and Mrs. James P. Olson and Miss Rose Ann Bigelow returned home recently from Salt Lake City where they spent several weeks visiting members of their family. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Jenson attended a party at the home of Mr and Mrs. William Anderson of Nibley on Saturday night. Mr and Mrs. Edwin Hill motored to Bountiful on Saturday of last week to attend the funeral services of Dorothy Jenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jenson. Mr. Jenson is n half brother to Mr. Hill am! a former resident of Mrs. Jane a hole-in-ou- -- - his ball 12 feet from the cup, Oliver attempted the putt that might have given him a 66 but the ball bounced into the cup and out to set him back one stroke off the pace. Only two strokes back of Eulla came Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan, and Emerick Kocsis, all with 68s. Immediately after Kocsis had finished his 18 hole round, he received a wire from his father in Michigan advising him he had been called up for the draft. Kocsis, however, said he would finish the tournament. Bracketed at 69 were Lloyd Denny Champagne, John Geertsen .Salt Lake City, and Red Francis. Jug McSpaden, veteran pro from e on the Boston, scored a par three 15th. McSpaden, who carded a 72. used a five iron. Defending Champion Jimmy and Sammy Snead - the two favorites were unable to match the blistering pace and fell back with scores of 71 and 72 respectively. Three amateurs carded par 71s. They were Bud Ward, Spokane, Wash.; John Barnum, Houston, Tex.; and Harry Todd. Dallas, Tex. The field will be trimmed after today3 round and the final 36 holes played tomorrow. 719 284 198 -- Twelfth of 15 illustrated articles on defensive basketball. 594 h CAR! IN Carolyn Lee , . . the West Virginia miss lays it on thickuh than Famous Player and Coach sawghuin on a frosty mawnin'. 137 Frequently, a man in the front 227 line of a zone defense will go for 881 the ball, atten.pt to intercept a pass HEBS FIG STAND from one man 172 172 172516 to another on a Handicap 107 360 5138 11D Weeding weaving attack. 96-- 346 TV 109 14 1 jack Lunging for 417 114 180 123 R Bingham he the 151 147 142 162 breaks through p Shaffer 95 147 136478 v Burris too far to be of 823 816 2468 PAUL HARRISON southern accent proves. -7- 99 Totals any value to the NEA BY Y. Frank Freeman, head man Service Staff Correspondent THE DANSANTE defense, leaving 155 155 155 465 HOLLYOOD, Feb. 1 The new-e- at Paramount, likes to tell of the his team with Handicap 150 135 165150 S Hunt thing in Wonder Tots is time Carolyn had a spell of sulkfour men. If he precocsucceeds in get- darl aired, sassy-facen J. Nielsen -1- 28 119 137-- 394 ing, questioned, she said she had 468 155 131 182 Lee. She looks like noticed that of all the people in JI. Jessop ting the ball, ious Carolyn little romin 137 136 110383 the company she was the only thing does n't the biggest L. Fulkerson 166 165 148 4 79 G Darley matter, but if pers since Shirley Temple went one who wasnt being paid. Of 918 Ml 870 2629 Little Miss Marker" end course Miss Lees check was going he misses, the into Totals to her mother, but she didn't defense must be stole the show. Miss Lee has made two films. know that. shifted to fill INDUSTRIAL LEAGlE The first was Well, if you really think you Honeymoon in the vacancy. W L Pet. When the player breaks through, Bali, is which she had a small deserve money for what you're .750 4 12 scenes few W. F. Jensen he should call out four," as a sig- but pivotal part, took a doing'' said Freeman, how about 9 7 562 nal for his teammates to go into a away from Madeleine Carroll, and 5 cents a day? Pacific Fruit 50- 7 9 amusement of four-man caused Miss Lee frowned and shook a flutter .Hansen Flying zone. The two players 8 8 .oOO remaining in the front line of the and interest. Now, in Virginia," her head. Six!" she said deterCliff Service 8 8 .500 she swipes the whole picture McCune Motor minedly. 2 14 .125 So Carolyn won her first battle also from Madeleine Carrol, likeModern Cleaners over salary. Every day after thnt wise from Fred MacMurray. ?48 The youngster's wriggly warmth she went to the big boss and colSingle game H. Sternberg 649 her a natural advantage lected a nickel and a penny. gives Single series W. E. Smith 985 over Miss Carrol's blond coolness. Undoubtedly this was the greatTeam game W. F. Jensen 2792 F. W. Jensen Technicolor Team series helps, too. But the est underestimation of value ever cusmade bv an actor or actress in thing that'll really slay theaccent. tomers is the southern MODERN CLEANERS the whole history of movies. 96 162 162 Miss Caolyn lays it on thickuh I dont know how much she Handicap 125 137 1 89 451 W. Sorenson than sawghum on a frosty mawn- really was making all this time, 120 141 113374 but it was quite a lot because the W. Squires in. None of the other members of studio had to beg for her ser169 113 126408 D. Hansen 97-312 119 96 the cast except the negro players vices. Carolyns father, Warren L Mather 136 151 119406 has any accent worth mentioning; Conp, is a steel company official T. Sorenson of and has money enough, so his traces and Miss Carrols Totals 88 823 806 2437 clipped British vowels are ex- daughters earnings are not imMcClNE MOTOR 23 111 111 HI plained by having her just fresh portant to the family. Handicap 143 142 149-- 434 C. Booker from New York, and the Broad- GRIFFITH WENT 499 H. Sternberg .214 132 153 way stage at that. On a radio TO VIRGINIA . . . ' . 143 132 142417 Warren and Evelvn Copp had E. Lloyd program plugging the film, Caro140 102 140 382 E. Spilsbury lyn wowed listeners by playing an idea their daughter ought re-to 144 1 44 1 44432 a scene and doing both her own grow up normally, so thev Dummy and the blond star's part. 925 793 869 2587 Totals garded the first trip to Hollydefensive player (3) breaks If wood as an expeuence and not as HANSEN FLYING SERVICE interto in attempting through WON FIRST 242 81 81 81 the beginning of a career. Its Handicap cept pass from (B) to (C). SALARY TIFF 159 177 1 49485 M. Phippen unlikely Carolyn ever would have of must most infant play and Like (2) prodigies guards (1) 153 153 153 459 appeared on the screen again, aftDummy underis Lee to side Miss screen, the three men, shifting er Honeymoon in Ball," if Ed197 185 107-4- 39 R. Barlow ward H. Griffin hadn't decided to where stuck is imminent When sized and therefore seems doubly 150 160 140450 F Hansen Acher apparent age. 153 153 make his picture, Virginia," in (3) returns to defense, he picks bright for Dummy tually, she's 5 now, but still the Old Dominion country. He 740 756 783 2279 Totals up odd man, in this case (A), plenty smart and unquestionably and Freeman were able to per4 CLIFF'S SERVICE an able actress, as the acquired suade the Conps Into sending 113 113 153-- 379 Handicap defense must switch to one side or L. Maughan Carolyn from Wheeling, W. Va., to 168 125 108 401 the other, depending where the atM. Brenchley 119 167-- 429 team getting the ball. If there is Charlottesville. Va. tack threatens. When studio executives heard R. Leishman 180 1 51327 -1- 96 They should drop back and to no chance, however, he should get the W. Anderson delighted shouts of 145 172 156 473 the side on which their teammate back into position at once. audiences, they decided to his 175 175 broke C. Olsen not return origdoes He thus up covering through, done Totals ...765 709 910 2381 for him and meeting the point of inal assignment when he goes something would have totobeHollyW. F. JENSEN CANDY CO. back to the zone, but picks up the about bringing Carolyn the offense. a couple of picThe man who has gone through odd offensive man, wherever he wood, at least for tures a year. At this writing. I into the back court may stay may be. hear the reluctant parents, after there for a few semonds if there holding out for several weeks, NEXT: Guarding fast breaks. appears to be any chance of his have signed. I haven't .seen the Fife V Nielsen Scheiss C. M. Bryson Totals U 119 105 129 756 - BY JEFF Carolyn Lee, Biggest Little Thing In Rompers Since Temple, Slays Em With Southern Accent bail, 1. 1911. PACE SEVEN. 1 Millville News ;sd ye. 'V 175-ya- LADIES LEAGl'E W L Pet. N5 Pines 36 36 Hebs Pig Stand 34 38 C. C. Anderson os The Dansante -- HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD ! FEBRUARY SATURDAY. 1911. .'11, Man-gru- N Single game M. Bryson Single series M. Bryson Team game The Dansante Team series The Dansante JANUARY DAY, st d, that husband to Ogden. Mi. and Mrs. Nathan Reeder were slipper guests on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woolf of Hyde Park. Mrs. Jennie Waddoups of Preston spent Thursday with her mother Mrs. Lucia Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Jenson of Bear River City spent Sunday here with relatives. Barbara Jean Dailey of Logan siient the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hood- gun spent Sunday at Salt Lake City at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shaffer. Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer recently became parents of a new baby boy. The Millville M Men played basketball with the Nibley M Men on Monday evening at Nibley. The Nibley team won. Mrs. Jennie Hovey entertained at a quilting on Thursday afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Thelma Jessop, Mrs. Marlon Jessop, Mrs. Faye Jessop, Mrs. Jane Jessop and Mrs. Kate Trolson of Nibley. Supper was served at the close of the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jessop went to Salt Lake City on a business trip on Monday. Mrs. Emma Jenson is reported on the sick list at her home. She has been ill several weeks and her friends hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Leone Anderson of Nibley spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jessop. Mrs. Kate Trolson of Nibley spent several days at the home of her and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Verio Jessop, Crosbys To Vacation VISIT UTAH STATE At Sun Valley Resort Roy C. Jones of Washington, senior extension daiiynvm of the 11 western states, will arrive on the Utah State Agricultural college campus Fernery 5, and with Lyman Rich, UtHh extension dairyman, will conduct a tour of dairy herds of Cache and Box Elder counties. Mr. Rich announced Friday. A lour of Cache dairy farms will he conducted on the first day of Mr. Jones arrival and will Include farms connected with the Richmond and Cache Central Dairy associations. During the lour, which will be under the direction of County Agent R. L. Wrigley farms will he visited which represent the most outstanding problems and successes in the dairy industry of the county. Leo Gillespie, tester for the Richmond group, and Sherman Warburton, tester for the Cache Central association, will accompany the group on the D. C HOLLYWOOD. Til 2. (I Feb. 1 Bing Crosby, actor and sportsman, today was planning a short vacation in Sun Valley, Ida., where his wife. Actress Dixie Lee, and three of their children are spending some time now. Crosby and his oldest son Will leave for the winter resort some time next week. Parking meters for automobiles now are used In 155 cities In the United States. 15( MATS. - - 20? EVES. Starts Today! Better come early because everyone wants to see this tour. tester school has been scheduled for the second day, FebTROOPS ORGANIZE ruary 6, at which time all dairy farmers of the two counties will LONDON Six thousand Italian meet at the college to participate troops, remnant of the garrison in round-tabl- e discussions during which fled Dema before the Brit- the morning and afternoon. Subish army of the Nile, are forming jects to be discussed Ht these sesa line west of the city in an at- sions Include improvement of sire tempt to slow the drive of British work, herd identification, feeding empire forces along the coastal balanced rations, disease control road to Benghazi, it was reported and other subjects which command the groups attention. today. less Mr and Mrs. Elmer Wood of Amnlgn spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. V. W. Pitkin. Mrs. Charles Anderson, who was A show! The most memorable romance since Smilin Thru." - t-icw- rpC0rr - a sspn tamtorr - - .S.V IN filings STARTS TOMORROW! ANOTHER GREAT DRAMATIC TRIUMPH FOR THE SCREENS FINES! ACTRESS! mm observing her birthday anniversary, was pleasantly surprised on Saturday evening. Games were enjoyed followed by supper. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Miokelson, Anderson of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Newel Olson, Bishop and Mrs. Sylvester Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson, the Misses Lucinda, Radah and Clarice Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Curtis Jessop of Boise, Idaho, here with his spent the week-en- d parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parley Jes- AND AS sop. Mr. and M Mrs. Ellis Shaffer and children, Miss Nora Shaffer and Miss LaRae Leonhardt accompanied by Mrs. Killie Taggart of Lo- - G M'i Miracle, Mnrical Mergti r INDEPENDENT 162-4.- -- ' DAIRY EXPERT TO 5c 1 ADULTS Starts TODAY at 1 p. m. 2 if Then Sun. to Tues. OUTSTANDING HITS - NO WONDER HE STAYED FOR REAKFAST... ;, I1' u'ffntyi tj o He's irresponsible! She's The fun is naturally Irrepressible! el 143 sneak-previe- AlAH MARSHAL UNA A Phone 78 last" Wallace times-tod- WITHIN SIXTY DAYS... THE FORMER I WAiTER FROM ay PAUEITE O'CONNOR Columbia Pictwra NOW! Thrills one after another A picture you'll never forget! ... Kfl ROUND the MOUNTAIN COMING STARTS SUNDAY! 4 p. m. 15c, Till 6 After 6 25c, tax included Mat at and DOWN ARGENTINE WAY The fight between the air craft carrier .Ark Roval" and other British ships fighting off an axis air attack as planes roar, gups thunder and murderous bombs drop is one of the greatest news reel shots ever recorded on film. Hundreds of captured German aviators arriving in Canada including Baron Frans von Werra who escaped to the U. S. and other news events are shown in todays news. In Glorious Technicolor With Don Ameche, Betty Gruhle, Charlotte Greenwood CARTOON News Reel Cameraman EXTRA - - RUSHED BY AIR - - EXTRA Five LATEST PATHE NEWS picture photographed in all the beauty color of Argentine with music that will make you thrill! A TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY- STRIKE CALLED A STRONG BID FOR THE Fight is , CLOOPS O'" i being made in CLEVELAND WHERE CHRISTO'S RECENT PERFORMANCES HAVE SENT FANS HOME WHACKIER THAN HiS OPPONENTS..... With Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore. Loral ne Day and TURNAROUT With Carole and John Hubbard The laugh comedy of the year. ADM. 10c - 20c . 7 world-wid- e news services' best news subjects in 30 minutes of happenings. TIIE WORLD THIS WEEK LAST TIMES TONITE! - DR. KILDARE GOES HOME al n Boh Bums In Britain's Mediterranean fleet pounding Italian Bardia in a day nnd night bombardment, while on land Australians pour into the NEW YORK, Feb. 1 V.P Offi-ial- s of the Phelps Dodge Copper roducts corporation, representa-ive- s of the United Electrical, Ra-u- o and Machine Workers, CIO, 'bd United States labor depart-uen- t conciliators met today to try 9 settle a strike of the companys ayway, N. J., plant, tying up roduction on $230,000,000 in defense orders. Li T A ptuT f Beery in Will b fiVsW and SECOND ONLY To BILLY CONN.... tI T K7Dn Wyoming CUFFSIDE PARK, N.J., IS RATED BY EXPERTS AS I m B PLUS THIS 1st RUN HIT! Best Sound In Cache Valley! Some of the most thrilling news reel shots of the British-Itnlia- n war in Africa are Bhown today at the Independent Gem in Pathe News. The fall of Bardia, showing own, taking 30.000 prisoners tons of military equipment. EUGENE LX Smithfield GUS War News Feature W INDEPENDENT AMOU CHRlSTOFORlDlS MUST DEFEND HIS NEWLY WON MB A- LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CROWN AGAINST Theater Shows complete show 8:30 p. m. contract, though. Contender Gem better come early! Last . . Ci..SrnM Air Mail Edition PATHE NEWS Fall of Bardia Ark Royal Fights Nazi Bombers . . . German Prisoners in Canada and other news events! HUS BEMNETT iom HAYWAKD ' yY O 4r :f- - PJMJl filmed bp L M0CFLE1 ALSO Oul . of camejheir love out oi Dwuiet, ctmoKet throne! R. lOXAJmC COMEDY OLTHI i SEASON1 BEt ELLIOTT with - . Another Exciting Chapter Terry and the Pirates |
