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Show LEHI FRESS PRESS. LEHI. UTAH Speaking of Sports Budge Likely To Turn Pro Anytime Now HOTELS HOTEL tia Ba. OUIET PLAN DOM K. SALT LA KB St. Kaua tl.M. I1.M it KSPECTABLB CLEAN But By HERB ROGERS Nr.Va.Da ataa at tW HOTEL GOLDEN BaaVa taiaaat tki Wkn la NO. atat CLAY PRODUCTS PLATING THE GAME HT O WIN the amateur golf eham- Willie pionship little Turnesa put on one of the flashiest shows of putting and blasting out of 130-pou- bunkers that has ever enlivened a V. S. amateur contest. It was the highs pot of an otherwise uninspired tournament. The dapper Italian youth who won d the national amateur championship is no novice. Last year he won the national intercol- - n forty-secon- "0 IKE Alexander the Great, Don Budge has no more worlds to conquer. This Is true, at least, of amateur tennis, for the titan's surcessful defense of the "Don't you enjoy having summer Davis cup in his recent match with boarders?" Adrian Quist of Australia, indicated "Not much; most of them read that there is no player in the amathe comic papers. Mary insists on teur ranks anywhere in the world my eating with my knife and saying, who is his peer. And so a career 'b'gosh' so as to keep 'em convinced in professional tennis brknn. I'm a regular farmer." Lucrative engagements as pro tennis nave been the reward of poor ACCOMPLISHED but deserving amateur champions in recent years. Bill Tilden set the style and made a fortune out of his tours, which unfortu nately he did not keep. Ellsworth Vines followed suit and accumulated $70,000 in his first year as a pro. He has added considerably to that total in the last year or two and is now rated as inde pendently wealthy. Fred Perry of tngianrj made $100,000 his first year WILLIE TURNESA as a pro and has been a consistent money-makever since legiate qualifying meda at and finished only two shots back of Medalist Gus Moreland in this show. This is his sixth amaSo young Don Budge, the son of teur, his best performance prior to "You say she's a veritable water poor, parents, has an this time being a quarter-fina- l job nymph?" behind impressive precedent him, against Lawson Little at Brookline, "Yes; even her eyes swim in when and if he makes the leap into Mass., in 1934. tears." the professional ranks. Insiders will Turnesa is the baby in the family give you long odds that the red- of six golfing brothers, TELLING HER all pros. It head soon will be a pro. Promoters is said handed him a are pelting him with offers. The mashie that they instead of a rattle on the most attractive is said to be for he first crawled out of his crib day $100,000, and this, it is believed, and stood on his own feet. He is now would be just a beginning 23, and hails from Elmsford, N. Y. With a fortune in his grasp and the example before him of other famous amateurs who capitalized on their popularity, Budge would be From the standpoint of the baliess than human were he not tempt ance of both its attack and defense, ed to turn Dro. the current New York Yankees rank The has given all he has with such other e great teams to tennis. He has as the Yanks of 1926 and '28, the American nrestice in international Philadelphia Athletics of 1910, '13, competitions by winning the Davis '29 and '31; the New York Giants of the early '20s, and Chicago's "PeerWine (listlessly) Time mends evless Wonders" which Frank Chance erything. led in the early years of the century. Hubby I wish you'd hunt him up The 1938 pennant gives the Yan- and get him to go to work on my kees an American league record of socks. 10 championships in their history, all of them since 1921. Heretofore, THAT'S SOMETHING they had been deadlocked with Connie Mack's Athletics, each with nine loop titles. The crown also gives the Yanks the chance to do what no other club in diamond history ever has accomplished: Win three world championships in a row. They meet the National league pennant winners in the fall classic. The Yanks already claim the record of six world titles twx.? w since 1923. Onlv twice before in basehall his tory has a team had the opportunity to win tnree straight world series. DON BUDGE "She threw me over and married John McGraw's Giants went into the the other man." cup and successfully defending it. 1923 world series against the YanHe has added to it by capturing the kees with two successive world ti"Well, your chances of recovery Wimbledon, the French and Austra- - tles but were beaten. Connie Mack's are much better than his." lian titles as well as a variety of Athletics started the 1931 world seother important championships. TAKE YOUR CHOICE ries against the Cardinals with the He is today at the height of his same record but Pepper Martin popularity a drawine card of the went wild and led St. Louis to the magnitude of Bill Tilden in his title. prime, tiis teats on the courts have won him a place "in the tennis hall along with Tilden, Little Bill Johnston, Vincent Richards, Maurice Probably the biggest single factor to improve the 1938 club over the McLaughlin and Ellsworth Vines. This amazing youngster has a sen- '36 and '37 champions was the addi sible yet thoroughly practical atti- tion of Joe Gordon, rookie from San tude toward the matter of profes- Francisco via Newark at second base. sionalism. Gordon is one of the top rookies of "Why shouldn't I turn professional and accept $100,000," he asked the campaign, having driven in in the course of an interview a while close to 100 runs and hit more than back. "That is more money than a score of homers, as well as im"If you would live long, just walk." I might accumulate in a lifetime proving the fielding per "And if you wouldn't." working at some other business. It formance of the Yanks. would seem rather foolish to let Of course, old standbys such as STUNT such an opportunity pass by." Bill Dickey, Joe Di Maggio and Lou Gehrig have been the backbone of T katet pap-ala- New Golf Champ red-toppe- d SEWER PIPE FLOWES PACK BRICK WALL COPING POTS uo ALL CLAY PRODUCTS t 8.H Laka rAH PIRK CLAY CO. j PHOTOGRAPHY j Filau af Eapaaaraa DcreloiMa. 1I-art IS. Reprinta Jc. Na Exp:Pfaata. Boi 177. Salt Laka Btaatpa. Ewwa? 0y(C PHOTO-KRAF- T ECONOMY FILM SERVICE Any Roll Developed with - - - - 25e Quality Print Sc Extra Print! coin and film carefully , Wrap PHOTO-KRAFBox 749 T Salt Lake City. Utah t DRUGS SCHRAMM-JOHNSO- N BUILDING MATERIAL BRICK CO. INTERSTATE Building and Fir Brick Fire Clay Hollow Building TUa Vitrified Sewer Pipe Hantela Drain Tile Roof till So. 11th K. Hy. deaka and chaira. fllaa, mch'a, aafea. EX.. 363 8. State. 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WNU Week No. 3840 SALT LAKE Derived From Archery The term "God save the mark" li derived from archery, and is an expression to avert evil. When a man hit the mark he prayed that another archer might not hit it and tiius disturb his arrow. ; t STOP AT BELVEDERE APARTMENT HOTEL Rates $2.50 and Up CALVIN O. JACK, Mgr. 29 So. State St. Silt Like City, Utah X Origin of Term 'Poet Laureate' The laurel tree in ancient Greece (was considered sacred to Appolo, patron of poets. It was the custom ;to crown poets who had won dis-- ! tinction with a wreath of laurel and thus the word laureate came to mean honored or eminent. , J f Rainfall Heavy in Assam Cherra Punjii, in Assam, is one of the wettest spots on the globe, hav-in- g an average annual rainfall of 428 inches i iJf Oak-mo- nt g Wonder Team ICE CREAM FREEZERS L Lx- ry hard-workin- AND USED GREAT cross-count- Th Fortune Ahead OFFICE EQUIPMENT HEW 5,.. er alt Laka City. Utah rnrriters, i red-hea- d all-tim- 4 Spark Plug jay-wal- k OLD-TIM- E Goes Stale Budge has shown a variable tendency on other occasions but like Bill Tilden he has always risen to the necessity of winning when he had to win. His experience in Australia last winter was an example of this. When he dediced to go on that tour, the wiseacres shook their heads. Their pessimism seemed justified when he let Bromwich beat him in some exhibition matches and then had what appeared to be a nervous breakdown. The bigwigs of the U. S. Lawn Tennis association were censured for sending Budge down to Australia where continued competition seemed to threaten his health and promised to cost the United States the Davis cup later on. Budge himself was blamed by others for turning down pro offers when he had been red hot. Everybody thought a long rest would be necessary. But this sad situation changed almost overnight. Budge regained his form and proved that Bromwich's victories in the early exhibition matches meant nothing, for he routed his opponent and swept on to win the Australian lawn tennis championship. Once again he became king pin of the tennis world and no tennis authority had any serious doubts about what he would do when the Davis cup matches came at the end of the summer. The likelihood is that when Don Budge turns professional, he will meet Fred Perry and Ellsworth Vines on his own terms, rising to the necessity of winning when he has to win as he has done before. Ml it Tom That pretty girl fell oil the pier. Dick Accidentally? Tom Opinion is divided on that point. A SEASONABLE i What to Eat and Why C. Houston Goudlss Relates the Romance of Wheat and Discusses Flour, the Basic Food By C. HOUSTON GOUDISS of story wheat flour is the story of civilization. Before learned to cultivate this golden grain, he was obliged to move from place to place, with the seasons, in search of food to sustain and nourish his body. Then, on one happy and momentous occasion, perhaps 6,000 years ago, an inspired nomad plucked the kernels clus tered at the top of some wav- - THE ing grasses, observed that also contain proteins and carbohy plus good amounts of iron, taste, and drates, they had a nut-lik- e copper, phosphorus and potassipassed along the um; and vitamins A, B and G. The whole grain products are discovery to his far-reachi- ng fellow-tribes-rne- n. less completely digested than The beginnings of wheat cultiva- those which are highly refined, tion are lost in antiquity. But however, so some of their nutriwe do know that ents may be lost to the body. When the two types of flour are for thousands o f considered as sources of protein years, it has been one of the most and energy alone, they are reimportant crops in garded by nutritionists as practiWhole the world so nec- cally interchangeable. essary to man's wheat flour is conceded to be richwell being that the er in minerals and vitamins, but supplication, "Give where white bread is preferred, us day our these elements easily can be supdaily bread," has plied from other sources. summed up his As a matter of fact, foods made most fervent de- - from both types of flour belong in sires. the diet, where they add variety and splendid food valFood for the World ues at minimum cost. And it Today, nearly three quarters of goes without saying that for many a billion people use wheat as food. purposes, only white flour is suitAnd modern methods of milling able. have developed flours of such suBread Versus Pastry Flour perlative quality that breads are more appetizing and more attracDifferent types of wheat differ tive than ever before; special in their proportions of protein and flours make cakes and pastries carbohydrates, and that accounts light as the proverbial feather; for the difference between bread and there are prepared mixes and pastry flours. Bread flour is available for biscuits, waffles, made from wheat containing a muffins,, griddle cakes, pie crust large amount of gluten, which and gingerbread. gives elasticity to a dough and loaf. helps to make a For Energy and Vitality Pastry flour contains less gluten The form in which wheat flour and more starch and has a lighter makes its appearance on the table texture that produces is of less importance than the fact cakes. flours, as their that it is and should be an essen- name implies, are usually a blend tial item in the family food supply. of different types of wheat and That is because it offers a rich are designed for general housesupply of fuel value at little cost. hold use. The different types of flour contain A Symbol of Progress from 61 to 76 per cent carbohyIt is a tribute to American endrates, from 11 to 15 per cent pro tein, and varying amounts of min terprise that the world's largest eral salts and vitamins. flour mills are now to be found in It is necessary to know some this country, and that tremendous thing of the structure of the wheat staffs of technicians and research kernel and to understand how the chemists supervise every step in various flours differ, in order to the preparation of the flour which select the flour best suited for may pass through as many as 17 each purpose. A kernel is made grindings and be subjected to 180 up of several outer layers of bran; separations. a layer of cells high in phos Experts begin by checking the phorus and protein, just inside quality of the grain while it is in the bran; the endosperm, com transit to the mill. But their work posed of cells in which starch does not end when the flour granules are held together by pro- emerges pure white in color and teins; and the germ. The starch unbelievably fine in texture, after cells are so small that one kernel having passed through silk bolting of wheat may contain as many as cloths of 100 mesh or finer. After 20,000,000 granules. that, there are baking tests, day after day, to be sure that every sack which is sold is of uniformly White and Whole Wheat Floura White flour is made chiefly from high quality. the endosperm. Flours and graham flours are An interesting development of loosely applied terms which refer g both to products made by grind- recent years has been the flours and other e ing the wheat berry without the removal or addition of any ingre- mixtures. Some of these contain dient, and also to a flour from only a leavener; others include which part of the bran has been dried milk and eggs; fat; and bakremoved or to which bran has ing powder, so that only a liquid is needed. All are planned to save been added. One of the most prolonged dis- the homemaker's time and maintain her family's interest in their cussions of the last two decades most important energy food the has involved arguments for and of wheat the foremost products of use or whole white against the cereal grain. wheat flour in making various WNU C. Houston Goudiss 1938 31. types of bread and muffins. As a result, many people have been War by Time Clock confused and misled often at the of in their The only real warfare directed expense enjoyment meals. by a movie cameraman was VilHere are the facts: White bread la's revolution in Mexico in 1914. contains important energy values, An American company paid him proteins, some minerals, chiefly $25,000 for the film rights and he potassium and phosphorus, and agreed to fight only in the day when made with milk, it also sup- time so it could get good picplies some calcium. It is easily tures. Thus the cameraman was and almost completely digested, allowed to start the daily firing at tests indicating an average dia. m. and to stop it at 4 p. m. He even delayed battles, at times, gestibility of 96 per cent. Bread and other bakery prod- to search for new camera angles. ucts made from whole wheat flour Collier's Weekly. this LAI J well-balance- d well-pile- d fine-graine- Whole-whea- d entir- t, Self-Risi- e-wheat self-risin- ready-to-us- The Spirit of Friendliness and Fair Dealing which THOUGHT Prevails at the 4otel NEW HOUSE j-- In SALT LAKE CITY Ha Established lis Reputation as One of the Nation's Most Popular Hotels. "Did your father ever play base- ball?" "I think not; why?" "He strikes me as a three hundred hitter." , JOE GORDON the team, although it was not until late in the season that Ohriosnapped out of his poor performance at the Dai. But the fundamental reason for the Yankees' success year in and year out is their scouting system. In competition with other teams in the matter of discovering and aim ing new talent, the Yankees lead the league and results show in the standing of the clubs. 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