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Show 14 . By George McManua BRINGING UP FATHER t VONDER IF HE. THINKS THEREt A COLF UNK ON - ;rHvt Logan Eleven - Takes Ball - Over Quarter m-Seco- for a Lone Touchdown. V HELEN. Moot. Oct 18. Utah Agnl-cultur- al college defeated .Montana Wa-loya- n her thla afternoon by a wore of 6 to 9 In a football (Tame described by official and fans as a classic Knowles, Utahs left half, starred With his frequent smashing of Wesleyan line. Girdner, Utah, fullback, and Bowers of Wesleyan displayed good form ln their punting The Aggie mads their scorn In ths second quarter, At ths end of tho first minute of play, Mitchell of Wesleyan Intercepted a forward pass and ran for a touchdown, but the,' refsres penalised Weaieyaa for bolding. Utah opened up a series of shifts that carried the ball into Wesleyan territory. Wesleyan interposed a strong defense and held the Angies for downa Bowers of Wesleyan punted. Uh then determinedly worked the ball Itoward Wesleyans goal, succeeding finally in taking the pigsktn over for the In the Only touchdown of the game. fourth period, Wesleyan had the ball within si Inches of Utah's goal, but was unable to put It over, and the Aggies, regaining ths ball, kicked out of danger When tho final whistle blew, Wesleyan was In possession of the ball In the center of thq field. Lineup: Utah Agglea Wesleyan. T. Buifigamer Woodslde .,le.... Allen It Evans. Ig Harris Haggerty .. Lover Jeffs.. Oakes Hendricks rg Bailor ..rt Creft... re J. Bumgarner fonrey Morris ..lhh Knowles.... .. Mitchell Shob. ....... .......rbb Kussell Tudlnha. ..qb Bowers fb Gardner..., Utah Aggies W lkiama Substitutions: for Gardner In the third period. TRACY SIGNS WITH 80TELL0. MONTEVIDEO, Oct. 19. Jim Tracy, the Australian heavyweight, has signed articles for a fight with ths Uruguvan Ths fight will middleweight. Soteilo. take place November I. 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(Continued fnm Pace NEW ORLEANS, I a., Oct. 16. The American Legion, In a bulletin Issued to all post commanders by the national adjutant tonight, advised them that million of dollar collected during the war for the benefit of soldiers and sailors rightfully belongs to the American Legion. "Go get It," the national adjutant, Lemuel Bolles, directed after citing certain cases and decisions In which the American Legion Is declared to be the one organization in Its class that can legally disburse war chest funds. Nearly every county in the United States will be affected, Mr. Bolles said, and each cose will be prosecuted through the circuit court On. ) In the face of a vlctorlou army which was within but forty kilometers of their capital Constantinople. this CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 16 (By the Associated Press ) Hamid Bey, in a statement to the allied commissioners ap pealing for stringent measures to prevent serious Incendiarism at Adrtanople, declared that the Kemalitrts have unquestionable evidence of a plan by Greek Irregulars to burn tho sacred city. The allied missions in a report from eastern Thrace state that the principal lawlessness in the interior is the work of bands of Circassian Irregulars who cams Into Asia Minor with ths refugeea h full-lengt- h - 10 1680 SHAVES FREE Simply fauett your name tn4 adfren ahd mail to THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY Milwaukee, U. S. A. DepL 5, mercial club, L. E. Whitmore will have charge of ths barbecue; O. K. Clay, Walter Weist, J. Rex Miller and A. 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The national park service can merely sub mlt estimates, and only reeeitly U has asked the director of .the budget to an appropriation next session of SI 40 ooo for the Grand Canyon park, part of which amount would be expended on the north rim, unless Senator Cameron again can force the adoption of a restriction similar to the one placed la ths last bin. . If the full appropriation asked for the coming year aheuld. be granted by congress without restriction, the money allotted The north rim would be expended on roads and trails, but the national park service does not contemplate any extenalong the north sive road development rim until suitable roads have been built down into southern Ltab And across the Kalbab national forest to ths northern boundary 9! the Grand Canyon park, so that tourists may have ready access to ths canyon from the north. In view of the attitude of the Arizona senators. It will devolve upon the senators 0 get the necessary appropriations for such parts of three roads as traverse national forests, while Utah Itself will be expected to build such , portions of the road as are properly stats undertakings. papulae,-becau- 17," 1922 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Foot-Fitters.- Foot-Fitte- r" , and the daughter of Myron tional (Decision favoring a republic with Lester of Helena. Mr. Lester is deputy Venlzelos as president, but many of the st warden at tha Montana stats Venixellst leaders and some of the organs disavow a republican movement, saying that tha opinion of a few men hhould not be Interpreted as the Turf Results and Entries opinion of tho whole VonlxoUst party. CONSTANTINOPLE, Oot 19. (By ths Tho French military XAT0NIA RESULTS. Associated Press. First race, six fnrlonj Sir Kms commander at- Adrianople has requested SPEICHEffS THERE A Th-xi- u third Time, General Charpy for ImmediateHereinforcedeclare 112 Drum mood, Toj ne and ments In eastern Thrace. Bnlidog Miefeaet Daly also ran that the situation lb fraught with Heeood race one mil and a ixteenthFer fuann won, Bib Graaa aeenod, Uoiq third. Time, 1 46 4-OoUIa, Bill and Cue Tulaaa and A ah COXSTANTINOFLE, Oct. 16 (By the land also ran. Associated Press ) Lieutenant General Third race, fix furlongs Bradley Toney of the allied commander Wen, Pompou Nlrhol thlrd second, Time, Harington, tha 1 14 4 5. today denied emphatically burnKrlanger, Green fiprlsg. Red Arrow. force Spinbail, Gordon Shaw, Brunnell and Billy Gates there had been any widespread and in Thrace appealed also ran. ing of village Fourth race ais forloofa Rnbj won. Boral to th American and British corresponPalm aecoiid. Lug third Tima, 1 14 May dents to use the utmost caution and events in the Bodine, The Wit, Janie T. Brown, Dianal, Plus discretion In reporting and Grace E. also ran. Ultra, ClmtonvtU evacuated areas where ths situation wo Fifth race, oca mile and three sixteenths most delicate. Cherry Tree won. Surf Hider eecond, RockmU-iste- r "We have airplane firing over eastthird Deadlock, Time, 1 66 44 Radio, ern Thrace," he said, sod they have 6 tartly Golden Sphere and Chatter tea also been unable to detect any flames. On ran that evacua the report they contrary, Birth race, nix furlonge Bencelaw wen, Bd Pendleton eecond, Proceeds third. Time, 1 16 tion Is proceeding satisfactorily. issued haa staff Greek The general hinraka. Stump Jr, Kloeman, Chief Brant, the strictest orders to the population and Glencolex and French Canadian also Tan. Seventh race, one mite and a quarter Fan soldier against Incendiarism or disorder forhe won, A N Akin aecond. 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