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Show fitZ I 'news DESERET EVENING 5 SATURDAY OCTOBER 1CT18 i -- pnyVtANO GYA1 Sestling Ridof .AD 'ftirdens: By Federal Order Sball Now ang! Round Four! -- Quitting of Dartmouth And Cornell'S eriously Affects Game in East By Ripley -- of Men Gaiw Is Big Maker The cancellation of football schedules West Virginia university; that j by Tioth topnell ml liartmouth Ch p ! Albert 1.. ad il mart, conmikiidant will seriously affect Uie arid! Mb plans of the .student srtuy training torp,7 of a nurnbcj-'o- t other colleges tn the had passul cm the football scheduled east, arid fnAy la.ve a far reaching ef- which ha a number of long trip fect upon the Waraity gemt At lnsfl- and has ordered the earitel lotion luUolia where arrang-nnent- a (nr ,the on.y one contest, that carded with the game are still uncompleted. Mmhfgan Aggie at f hariestown for The University ef lietmsylvanla, Nov. ir However, it 'la reported that " which always Tealored the season auii the military authorities ah Michigan-'game with Cornell, la still updeckled (Aggies also hate barred that trip, so a to whether It will go through pub Yt would not have bean duled list of game Prince. able to lrglnli go through - lib .the A dfnpleted' a tentative acbed- - even if Capl Stfllrnau had permitted in doubt regarding the the date to stand, l cmithe of elovtH an ' possibility putung Few Gate At I. east. field. All other games on. West Vlrglath'i ' More Chaotic Here. e hedule were approved TThe areny ' - At Harvard and Yale footbeU H In be played at .West Point, Rutgers a more chaotio mate No aciffin will Nbw at lirunswick, W , and d at Fair-monWill he faken ad Cambridge rcga.-tlrnand lKt at Pl'ttsburg Nebrtteka, ' of aththe the game unt'l meeting Marietta and Westminster are soiled- letic committee fit hd'l anif thpre are uled to piny here These team, with r d dhtubteUC several a hav have pot been filled to date Vafe has uced West that tin Ir lrginta made re plana oe programs for fyot favorable to- - the games are hali or other sports, accord iig to (he here c latest official matetrent, and t ii Pol Stillman laid down the gen- - , known when these cjuestoms wilf come orali'apt vote That irtrv wtrtpe emt of town up fof decision be played by the player tak cnu'il it will also be difficult for tho and rehere at 5 pm Friday frames j leaving a 3d mm. Monreveille colleges which had before at turn to fill the Dartmouth and Cornoll with The Army, day would Vbe permtMlble j 1. late- In the sesbon open dates so moand i and IPilf tan be utgers Important team rdaTid It Among the schedule this under though to . ssary for the iplavera which the. Tthaui claspn wav to haseiV',-- , plavcd arc Mbh'ean, Pcrnsi hanla leP in eieepers the uight feevioff To The opnonent ioth the Arh y and KutgCs game In Colgate and WlHsms of ftartmouth tincltjded Brown Syra- former customary to go firs It wit and PenhvHanU Peun State cuse, field f hr a practice to the opponent Schedule Indorsed. see 'on on the day 'preceding the H A Stansbury, director of sport at scale, to be sure, but upon a basis adequnte for all need and purpose. With Kancas thu in line it Is expected that other Missouri Valley Institutions will be encouraged to proceed, with such plans as had beerf mae for the approaching football season Practice at util veraitiee affiliated the western onferefice has begun - ith No' nco op- the rewtar There will'ng to hssardto abeprediction a prevailing idea however, tliaTrho game will thrive There will be little os no veteran material which may be found to have affected the uui--i I v of the sport but sophomores, substitutes and freshmen will supply material out of which gridiron machine of one sort or other will be built. NEW YORK, net i Law retire Ferre, I well known t port smart, who has Just returned from a trip through the west,' West High Expects Good of Government Po'muOut ' Plain Advantage " A Gridiron Game; Ih a Bullr T . Scheme, He Saya -- Lt . r et (By Sol Metzger .) Ke other sot eouM have done iimnT supervision! cr over . fkme then the mere taking ll coll .a. of f,.r this the government nil the college I.football rid 'of ynakiP this fall. Bypnestrok. football b AU IK- le Hkelf w ti maker of m?feet its d !ffLdKtes since the birth of American Interooi- b4 - f en Kef tty , Vah-i- eV-e- ItiRtbUity and FEATURETROT ?SaTSThallJ the By winning two of three heats in tire Mabooe took Hal mile one pace. ..lyki pay Alr4e only trotting H) event on the Utah bright days football has .. line m State Fair racing program yesterday than .All to lead hut stuff in con- - afternoon. Jira'F. took the first heat traiiftwanA hadliBS at th tiniait rune a,lli thLIrhaU heroes in prep-&- 1 have boon cast but was yelegatod to second place In W The best time beats. e alhfny If the following ' was tm. Blossom Jockey.Rlpley rode Orange half-milfan ot. Hfdoen-e and Crisper toth-- victory tn the temputriln of tie events The forand five-- el g h h.ch bar. not mer horse had a spirited tussle with King and Reposts, and only good fr team could' Olympian took the lead in the home stretch. Crispey had iitUe difficulty In the five event. Lritus Spider offering becam eighths yip te pif lafu player the only competition la the three-- f ou rths-- m ila Oklahoma Irish came all the way from fourth te ssdt star can first place for a win. White Shield and Mine Bush were unable to head off the immediate skT, :L. W,o man winner and went into a dead beat for no ling that second place. The distance was covered fair et, this seem tn Baida A idttdflg ' Fummaries! One mile pace, purse 25: Farfhermom : 5 h (fprartiro time Hal Hahoncg ...........t 12 12 Jin Pee.s 2 t 1 Windy Hal 4 T.iav "A.Ttto set-m- s Ttaturai t it m a' ?iofS.rWAfl a'Z'2X5S: .VO . Aw j exfgixsg& vj thr. FtStS tr-s-s ttoe. evenop. Aim eacite-Y- the-ogoing to he aboat footbaR. at ; thinking, there are big to Thert i BtU doubt cad. that id of ail students et stWettcs of oombative than is or bestnottvp for Its have PT me.' which does the elimination ot .for overseas" duty th- - 0P!Bv!2 whiehgo who hd. than to fill a Plce In the rnlc 1 field Thus a big .PBf .rTkingTrdPh. ire4 the LEONARD-LEWI- With Utah Boys in the Service. S belter-- ete tsssslSMtt TJt 0 see e .gsf a Helen Eedo Best time, e em t4 S 4 ner 5 Five-eight- Frermhmen 'think water Is for. la to rua under bridges He haa in endeavoring to great difficulty obtain a bath. l. e Rudolph Orlob Is lieutenant In the aviation service m ith the first trained brigades KelH Ife Has a formerly Hiss Gladys Young, wnom he married last May, is with him 1 -- -- One-ha- d; and Tracy McDonald Dewey West High school, but more recentAmerican the with connected ly at Smelting and Refining company In the enlisted Garfield, have ps at the trainmg-orLtah jirmy Agricultural college tn Logan. They have as their officers Brick Glen Miller, former Wareing and Utah students. University of i ,v , the Toots Benson Is taking exas. aviation eoure at Waco, T BenAon formerly played baseball and football for the university. He s commission. Is in ilpe for a stu-de- wr Barnstorming Balt Players. IW Be Disciplined nt pit Hap" Van Pelt probably one of athletes ever the best tbe Univetsity of Utah, attending Is now overseas Van Pelt was at Camp Lewis for about nine month Army life suits Hap," as it doe millions of other Americana e , Two sons of J Y. Jenson of In Ephraim - Camp - are areLa - Yr,the at servlc. They all-rou- i,n - I sential idea of college work which in the present exigent y is militarv study. Not onlv in the west, but In all parta I of the country there is no idea othef than that the colleges are betpR kept (open bv the government tn the end " Nell White, son ofTTra.- - JTH.that the Intellectual life pf serious set hwlL not. suffer some stich White of 644 Park street, has nrin the rived in Camp Kearny He studied II back ss the south experienced an entire of technical work at the University war"bf the rebellion, w hep that eqmp-ImeI came without up Utah with the first training, degeneration of culture snd general education tachment, and after leaving her In .the went to Fort Leavenworth, from which are so valuable elements a nation as through-lou- t, life of where he waa transferred to Camp part ofitself. YV hat Neil misses most, the nation t Kearny be save, i the Salt. Lake girls. The Ways fee Gam Found- mfit- queens are to he found here, acwhere the as said, already Tet, cording m Nell and the college authoritary officers th hand In hand inspired by ties work athletics are Roy Rothllsberg. former TT theory that competitive with the as and student, s in France necessary wholesome good and Colorado artilery He has been in one of the processes by which men not France nine months and has been, lonly but sc'dlers are developed ways awarded his first service stripe. are found through which sport may be He ia trying. to get transferred into tdUo7eKansaas the dviation'seciioiL itudentli nt iSt Dan Hunter, Utah's premier is in the same France as yell-mast- - Rothtisberg - , Lon Romney! one of the greatest halfbacks who ever donned tbe local university grid uniform, is in Camp Kearny Although he haa been there only three weeks, he ha already been made a corporal YVat high alhlts are approaching thaacaUh of perfection Coaptetf with their enthusiasm is Hinio Richardsons sufterlor coaching And this combination has resulted in At athlete in the past According" to indications, tb .developa ill continue this ear ment pr?t The strenuous drill that Heini at the Prejidio orficer training camp has enabled him to shoot in a actions to Ws football play s and the effect is great Archie Langford, captain of the- foot bull drlUlng squad, is certain that the West high will come over the top tn the grid season. West 'high is .hoping that Archie is right cra - THIS W RACING FALL IN FRANCE university Eugene Christensen student, who isof a themember of the navy, passed corps hospital Thursday throughto Salt Lake where he will, Virginia, ship H report for duty on board Utahns Other San came from Diego. in the same service are Clarence Rudine. Allen Martlneau, and ghno ! J Provo Office te rwbebtte All Toif wed Eddington. for neyuscmls and xbm PAfiT New. ether gublleattcae. fSS-Wwd:t- y DIE OF Choroh U3III1 close of at the PROVO, Sept. S. Dr. O. K. Hansen has been advised of th death, Oct. 2, of two nephews' both tn tbe military service from pneumonia, following attack of Spanish influenza-- One is Dellsle Hansen, son of Jos Hansen of he Preston. Idaho, formerly of Provo;will died at Quantlco, Vs. The body hr victim b sent to Preston. The other of Herald Cox, son of Aman-Co- x, Fairview. wbo died dt Camp Lewi. Both boys were born at Fairview and were aach 22 years of age. Amaaa Cox Camp brought hto sons bodyHansen j from accomLewis today and Dr. to Fairview. him panied ltt eRJ because the the world s series winners the part they played in staging the of the fifth the game before "strike demonstraseries. ' The strike 111 commisthe to intended compel tion sion to increase theplayers share of the .. receipts. r n. value ,of wndhas no arranged that foot- on the old not can be plaved teach olher positkm President Johnson also said that the the teams will be called to-th- or HaLewla maintained the Pc he and team play taught them, the commission had practically decided In-to .it In tha first round he would hav Gtr the the a-- h of But Boston the players wo deprive heyond question. supervising the whole Job rather an tending he slowed up persistently. to the detail of it. Cor-rti- ng dividual emblems usually presented to of third round a' Year in Gridiron Game Thera will he no full racing in. France this year, unless it be the race of the Hun for the Rhine. Thoroughbred racing which has been eon- ducted In France- - each opened has been dlonti" th until , spring. On account of &? has as- - the important military im vtments. army training corps at Kau'as, O HamV j Racing w'il he carried on extenslve-tttosured tbe football ropnager and the coach. .Tav Bond tBat i ly in France next spring, according to provision would be made for practice.f instructions given the steward of the and that time te Pt! t,taSame Erench Jockey rab As racing In - bq; to disband the ex-rs- 1 at Csmp Arvold Lewls; and is a Tim former Tore I former well known pianist of the of elate Arvold Is a member left- the the which training detachment University of Utah in August. "Piggv" It ara, coach IsofalsoEast at High afhletics last year. Camp Logan. Texas Ward yearns to get over to Franco right awny. - headquarters Clawson is with art the 147th flcid is. great. It was to be - .eompnmf life He the thinks lery. wide a divergHe admit though, that ail the . i mile, runnlag racepranre J Olympian KJng. Second: 2 17 t; JfEW TORK, bet S. Blossom, paclwj there would be Deposta, third. Also ran: Pella, IAttl I enc c opinion following the botg Time Jill. tween Benny Leonard and Ted (Kid) hs are t miming race II mrile, Any time two cleverInborerir Dot an eight second. Criopey, first. IAttle Spider, attled against each other I and-thaffair Arch ran Also Kate Terrill. bout third. roUnd H, Robert MantelL TJme :b5 I Rkk. goes the limit there are sura to be runnlg raes I disagreements as to the winner This 'Is Oklahoma Irish, first; Miss Bush and I especially true because of the wtyles Ot White Shield tied for second and third. the two mem Lgwto is a flashy, active deal of leo ran: Beatrice Lucille. Time 1171.1 boxer who wastes a great On and one-ha- lf mtlea. Pony Ex-- 1 energy in lost motion. Leonard on the Is press Walters's string, first; Parsons's II other band, is not as flashy, but to string, second;" Irwin's string, third. I steadier and employ every moye Time 2 AS. purpose. greater lf mile Roman standing race I it was a bout that required close at Walters s - string first? Irwin s - third. 1I tendon and uninterrupted concentra-teconIareons's string, third.- Time I tlon. It required an exhaustive study of 1 61. the merits of both men not consider. Men's relay (two miles) Parsons's II lion of what they had accompUahed in Irthe past, but consideration of what they first; Mays' string, second; string, were accomplish in up in the ring at that win s string, third. Time 2'tji Parsons's Ladies' relay (two miles) particular time As both boxers neun-e- r first; Irwin's string, second. flghttmr a cautious bout, with string, 2:56. , Time takioft any chances, they were seen not at their best, but rather at a disadvantages to themeejxee from a anetvesin Then "I found among coaehePand college1 j every Idea that inttrcol-authority's I Igglate sports basis b conducted- theupon fall Isom sort of a throughout land winter montns Yet there is no idea I a even faiily that athletics willas be related to the essizable eliitshow I Corporal Kingsley Clawsonschool-athlknown as "Kink." high of prominence, has been Tn France since April, and has ( taken part in the big battles since 12. "Kink" says 'fell the July to fur they sprinting, practice boys the Bo be When need it. .will surety 'sees us he is a prettty good run- - 1 sot, 4e army !kh we trust, lb college rogniw and set upon . Tsugbt Oml T Few, been rt to this year bo attempt has spectators TkewpoloU uia to teach footbaR to the mass ofd .teDts it baSboeu'a highly spectal-Lewis Mighty AetHw col-r- es some so so that much Sport, Lewis via Just ns ective ns ntb rookie have earned a staff of coaches first to cootie for being Introduced ual In siitnbsr to the number of wen time He was nil movement Hout stepthe varsity That scheme Is a thing and and in ped amend, thuffled the past To supplant it the proposi-and feinted with his head and handshooks. is to teach footoall to the masses. and uncorked many swings At training camp we are going to In was this great From s distance rry this achane through. We plan to boxing style adi afternoon. If one or two or three CHICAGO, Oct K Tb national hae-- 1 undoubtedly mad It appear that Lewi been has udred I plan But he was not. work "disciall to the decided wa commission bail has doing irked out so each man will receive The r e smourt of coachioa, so each team plln properly" membera of the Intd Mmr,MhIng. erneittma R know at much football as any pionshlp Boston club wtlo, after the I majority ef hie hooks and swings ser- worlds aeries, engaged in a barn-- 1 I were blocked or missed Leonard, hewn- Practical Method. Tbs practical method to to subdivide . work, not among other coaches, but "Bed Box," President Johnson of the Tiutovcr," played a fairly constant announced last nght tattoo-withis left on Lewis s face and ion players themeelvea. Those most American league Bullet Joe" Bush, the pitcher; I will b made teachers of the gam hActlon te for all the ends, one for all the Seh ang, Strunk and Mayer are among that gains something tn the, Presi-JohnsKiev one ter 11 the guards and so the players under Investigation, only kind of action, that eouat within what indicat not did down the luie Thejrjsote system of the ring. A would y will be taught those men as well as measure lf Avails htm nothand Exhibition games were played imp jfrun, or rather ifeehoulix Dot e Plan for teaching their own position them. caitoot, iv For half the period the soldiers In violation of the commissions orders be reckoned In deciding Hie winner of tb ernes h&s I'' ly i conducted by the Instructions speak govern-athleti- official-ba- to the continuation of raping. ll , on Oct 3 The Park City bra, band and speakers from Salt Lake and park City were in evidence. Several thousand dollars in Liberty bonds were subscribed j The- - district school this week with Barney Hyde of opened Spring City, principal; Mias Leah Madison of Hinckley, Etta Dorlns of Ephraim and Gler-tn- a Welsh of Coalville, assistants. , Prove New Notes, "f Hngh Symes, of the Utah Vaiey Gas and Coke company office force has undergone an operation for hernia at th PnZ1 Funeral- - hospital In order to qualify, for military service. He war because or his ailment, eisssifleatioft but thl did Wt suit dltJLeU.n, theretora, The' Uieoperatkm. tlons favor a speedy recovery. lndiea, I- Some contended that Bcnhy If they !did had no effect upon pwis ls T t h tm not, what was it unable the NEW TORK. Oct. 6 Th national, LINCOLN. Neb. OcL S Th strong to up Why was be " , pace he set! championship of soccer football may be University of Iowa football team will Leonard's Left Herts, aaybody's prise this season, As lit meet th University of Nebraska squad The answer 1 found In Leonards nearly every other sport, th dope 1 in the first game of the gridiron efpsot. left Kind The Jab did inhave the filth completely upset ii the major league season for N'abrayka here this afterand when, hurt, They IS BRAZIER CARL the heaviMt blew of the kicking gamer In all probability noon Fb Rowers of the Cornhusker ag' tbitonniert is to round. Leonard get as much the some combination otlwll a etiff short right to was ot the bout, possible Into the whole entirely new te the gregation were hopeful- their team FRANCE point 9f the chin. Just as Lewis or 14 ra'her than to produce v SAFELY to put up a stiff fight able be would will cup Dundee national competition challenge emrulatie Johnny IPeeialixed The latter trying to jumps. Lewis's ... last chance wear the eoecer crown when th 11S-1- 2 against the low mis. j doubt pifckeleven a fetter record RAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 5 Cart eE. grasshopper r Itself but Any as follows: Sf wlnnttig went conclusion The lineup-ithe season is brought to former means that of the editor is former there "Mt number will be Brazier, sporting who one belisves, henefit-srn ' Iowa. hand Jabs to - Nebraska. , ... be in a nrisition equally to play fooebnll Oakland Tribune, and. before that hind, Leonard's leftleft Reed Fred- - The long arm of th military draft Cypreanseo erever they Rt. . It was his thethat beat baseball man for the Sacramento . Greenwood to him school at Camp Eachary Taylor, Ky., j treatment for a severe rare of th wsy fora Welsh snd paved Steel Betblehetn Into reached the has rronld he k bully on Onion, haa arrived safely In France, nil K series with grtp. pr, IX L Walllck. th attending writes that the camp to qaaranUned. , h&4 True, it would cost in According to word received by Mrs. stop the then champion tro. rretnt CLwon tbe which. national whiehc - givm - the iphystcao. has not yet determined Dun whelb- - l. It WBto hatter Johnny KR-- b the gridiron, It Brazier. Carl signed "Up for athletic ef tight Jolt him hut . stars Two of times. three ...rg... the Krieroelmeyer Bda. toBch to the- fitness trt the for phy , jer It la Spanish , infiiwnaa. boys more time for drill. Y. M-- . C. A. He left the way roumL AHer Bethlehem the with third work the in . down Lyman riiachine T"mtny Murray, N, It Groeebeck was of i!'b0ayTnrthApBrpos amui Turn from He east aud remarked: tor Pnt in the byer the Hun August that of the beet halfbacks in the land, that, after all, earty BprlngvltJe yeiakcday on a butiners ever en end, one onrtli District Court. 'oatwe are an And several wfeeka at thd Y, M- - L APre-parator- y the greatest left I have after and Jimmy Murphy, a leading forward Lants I Visit- - J bchellenberg tComitlu, It'S, by Sol Meltger.) believe mm It hurts when it lands. for service. called been army Scott College in Springfield. have -rhMont Johnson, for jer county tress- Tbs bout was disappointing because The championship aggregation of last McMahon ' Lohmau PROVO, Oct 6. Margaret S. .Castle-to- n fb.,: both Leonard and Lewia ar eivvar season has beenwmatcrteHy weakened, Hubka - -- f filed suit In tbe Fourth district erer, ha moved from his Richfield, it ha realistake to H chancy feared new Bach, Interest Into which inject a court against A..H. DeLong to collect idxbo.1 ranch to Sprlnrviile for tha ft iRL ZAMLOCK WlifL ms that the other was capable of tak- athefact N. C. C. competition ta21.OO0 with interest ou a promissory winter; West of er.y opportnnlty that TRY Oft T Given Furlough McMahon advantage ing Eater. QQtft. Elevesw mV, Of Tl.e death of Joab Collier is reported ( opening C?MMISSI0N filling was offered The case of Nations! Realty Sale this Candidates with a well "placed glove orwere Lacks Vernal as occurring About two Nebraska company A down new elevens of th Very first To vs. H. J Ewing et aL, in- from naThey list were for the weeks cautions; the ago Mr, Collier w as a farmer h are rank to' entering 60 acre near of land to to title ie2Jo.e'kcami Flng attend urn 'to' a bit loos volving leadlet will Provo resident. He was about GO years 1; Bad represent theyhaw been one of the tional title. They at Stanford and WEST POINT. N. TV Oct .F The doubted! y would payson has been taken under adviseon the Atlantic ot and ha lived in Uluta county age piants O' shipbuilding B ing with Boston ,r. CMBmuKdoh,- - Since return-mlT- rt armys football game LINCOLN, Neb., Oct some lima ,7 ment by Judge A. Morgan. abcut.39 yeaxa, coast and along the Great lakes. Many to he played here today i beftboutS'ln chedali and In Texas several 20 these promise Reeada of Have great t a t?!r'1ng give announced Must, at th ldbt(ormn has been rated This er iditfon Is proof conciusTve that iaera-jj.i- tU upper ciaaew'ff1 th Orem track tm Um bench in hi mroId onty 'Jh: strnryqmrth7i in the 26 of dark horse team,' had .eettled ia in ? Nov. L K did'not definitely ef the aio with which a train collided, last iT ltv halfback of the anNebraska f trst studeot-bod- y graduated meeting tinder to soon is "bout. of two B. The getnumber ofway. wsr. Just beginn ing extension on The whole football si t nation here held Tbey wa College U. been a round Y. Wednesday The most serious Injury e?r Phrtlcul&rly for granted entries have been Quite a may be to warm up to their work wjien the to report for naval bill Mies Maggie yesterday aqsfiut work, end welcomed a now badly upset and all gamesmaterial. to his right eye. but it is hoped the Gardner,- W CablL honor- weeks time in which t0 0 to Stanford naval They received by Thpmas Lakes student-bodan y training delivered cancelled for lack of gridiron Great can be .saved. Th car in which th end of the eighth round cam.stuns eye of th .at United States Foot- duty of ary secretary of the which response Mr. Pace waa riding eras damaged.. Of tbe 100 cadets wbo will remain alter were Juat beginning to show address of welcome, toWilkinson. ball emaciation, 1 Nassau street. New station. foot- real action and a to to received the nru on 20 orders report wllUngnoes Brief ...cMshon the Ernest only made was graduation by Tork City, and others will continue to WJVrs mad , ball squad. service in the navy several days age by President , to addressesH. Ver be found drift In until noon tomorrow, when for tIh grestes fault that could too v'- w BrtmhaJl and Lieut John P. and todays announcement gave rtof the close. will George for list th JOB PRINTING AND BOOK Drawings was entry his followers work groat of tbe Ti C & th ARE OF THE BOOTY confitADdios on with Leonards the part Hanrofk. sad hope first round round BIXDrfff. - - and hl falluro to us, hto th preliminary Crinilaled Eyelids, csutiousnens oftener t th Broadway corqhusker team that hto msy. be able An excellent musical program i take will held place he NO doubt proper hand nMjuifon rendered, th university npw hpe right iecyr hotel. New York City, at 10,4 to Central Umr1.,fcy Et seasons th, a agslnst gridiron thl are the protection We euroRtd. wttrh finlabod In the run- out f tnleh bis pioneers ir. Job Printback and thousand students right Octre. sure to St, 8f1 hooks with which Lewis tried amTheon U.Sunday. E. .b,n! ing and Book Binding .in the state. heavy leftIrim. S F, A. national challenge scheduj. Cuhfin the Ns. unleash to feared relieved by Kerins to Leonard reach Our facilities are the beet for handotlLlr'1 Pfnnen it tlwh,' racelved be would cup competition committee has fixed Liberty KoSmsrtir, his left for had'he missed Buy . for the conclusion ot this dates sfia the following ling any class of work, no matter how newspaper money for the stunt The grearcouRtry tha rlhl At have d of the various rounds:iecotuL Semi-WePreliminary, a left Jit He IW'B d!fltfor running ty - News largo or haw mlL A to 'tl? just Ey Comfort. for head open section and FoRim j? Dec. 17; Nov. rousing Henefer, Utah, Oct blocking Oct 20; first 101: fourth. 'March 22; $2 0 per year. Issued Monday and high to hold ta th toorld s Your Droorist or by mail 60c p Boftle. rtght rsmif, loTHE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT. t. s; 1, Feb. own held here hi leu loan ecore with and meeting IF Lew left Liberty free write Each the Memember Cy Vtektn For Ws e,u. F tmk-tio( Us March tf ; tnK Lpnl id. Tbarsday. on Lewi fac. givn IJS1.S0, Marla rather than n themselves a carefully I'.y irked out system ofusing signals, with a v to them two teams to permitting J h soother wnboitt either know- c the ether will the scheme signals, rk oat to a nicety. -her MU V TobTbaHr tn short, the object of the military bis assistants rN Ti ' fe5i?o"rPrPU; or S -- 5p5 fI ldd IN s ei vnta-take- next--Apri- jl bout-KItha- f ...... Point Listen! FR les Grid over-Sutlo- , X ul Play lot . 60" rnl-le- g. ofL-itnw- as rtl (let LSdentBodieetlng: na 1 nt GOTFAlRy - i 1;. JSPWRSf JVILS , ..... , Vrvsvre OUi -- h Bond. 1 pre-(erre- ek m tj . s. to w A -t I has- - - r, - over cn TlW than er vns SttftDe. t))e gtine 1'or ,;,, f4rvlent to thepur-- j ot tM sees as well at rfVTtWrd op- BUS $ I t. wluUim-wotM-BOtw-a- have to cvatent r,i7j- .i nb!mho. let a. o time ki. -- - of i tistu ' V1 ftrfl ,.i sports - - J - r. |