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Show THE HERALD PAGE FOUR f , Sajit rintendent ersen. Monday IF YORK. Nov. 30 JPi-fords fine v.ctory over Dartmouth following U. C L. A's Thanksgiving Day 4riumph over Florida, enabled the far west to regain leadership in intersections! football standings for Uie 1931 season. Recoids for the 'Year follow: T. Pet. Stan 1 2 0 4 1 .714 .667 .500 306 301 To 66 The sftT A GAMGSteR.-- '6 T SAT C: TX c ur 7A.T U,T A II. j Buttr Prices T WILL 0 y E3I BE R 3ft, .1931... ' Police. "Raid owl's V. Pet- SATURDAY - Trl MEVsl., OWLS club HEADQUARTeRS.l PcR GH UEYT club FiFTeexi BY DIXON SI I W KT United Press Correspondent ' NEW YORK, Nov! 30. The- days of Notre Dame football empire appear to be num. . bered. Just as Yale, Harvard, Michigan and California the Notre Dames of the past wrere forced to make way for new rulers, so must Nptre Dame., UNLIKELY TO REGAIN HEIGHTS: , Like its predecessors, , Notrq Dame doubtless will retain ranking among the '.nation's gridiron leaders, .but it is unlikely that the South, Bend institution again will use, to the heights of the- Rockr.e era Although the decline of Notre Dame empire will be dated from the tragic death of Knute Rock-ne.rifirst actual indications of disintegration were shown m Saturdays 12 to 0 defeat by Army. For then it wan .that a team previously hailed , as the strongest jn Notre Dame history was. defeated, and. all but disgraced. by a, slightly regarded rival, previously beaten 26 to 0 by Pittsburgh, and 14 to 13 by Harvard, and tied by Yale. lost Notre Dame teams-havgames before,' but almost invariably .they have looked good ui Losing. This same Notre Dame team did that very thing against Southern Calilornia a week previously, but on Saturday it was unable to accomplish even that, "Off day" or no, Notre Dame was made to look pitiiully m S effective and but for two bnl-ba- nt plays by Ray Sleeker of Army, the spectacle which New York annually counts upon lor its one outstanding contest of the year, was a dreary, uninteresting game. Eighty - thousand spectators sat m stunned silence as tbe debacle progressed. days, WILL BE THT COUiciTY (JiGiTTrYAklMG "THIRTY- - FlLE MEMBERS CHARGES 'iMTb CUSTODY CF VAGRAMCY, GAMBLING AMD THE POSSESSION OF ToiO GALLCXiS OFGIM WERE! PLACED AGAIUS f THE? A FlhSH OF MEMBERS , - SAIL - - he chanty. Coach Bums Ciookslon, when interviewed by a Hi representative Monday mornm, was not ovnly crilhUoiast,r aoout making the trip. He said that the boys leave Ju.-J-. Inuslied an extra hard season, that tiny will be ncjuircd to leave by Thuisday at least 11 tl.cy arc to pldy Satuiday. and that real winter is likely to. Le met in tbe lar northern lily. The Grizzlies weie defeated by Joidaii high school for the state lootball championship Satuiday in Salt Lake by a scoie of 18-- 0 The challenge of the Butte Clumber of Commerce was to the blale champ.on but since Jordan is already matched fur a game with Pheunbc. Logan runnci up, was given the to accept the Butte game. lald-Jouni- al YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Nov. sports world toduy mourned the death of John D. "Boncsetter Reese, one time steel worker whose deft fingeis and uncanny touch healed the injuues, of many famous athletes and eased the aches of world figures. Reese, 76, died here last night. International fame was won a modest by the "Bonesetter, man who found real pleasure in aiding suffering humanity. For more than 40 years he employed his power In healing the rich and the poor, the mighty and the lowly. Thousands testified to the skill in his fingers. Llovrt George, visitmg America after the world war, shook hands so many times that Ins right hand was twisted out of shape. Doctors said months of rest and massaging would be needed to restore the cramped muscles. But Reese shook hands with the statesman, exerted a little pressure, disengaged their hsrtds with a wrencli and Lloyd George's hand was strong again. Followers of sport still the day Wagner, the great shortstop of the Pittsburgh Pirates, was carried from the field after something had snapped in his back. Wagners career, then at its height, seemed ended, but he went to Reese. The bonesetttr set his fingers in Wagners back. The great shortstop screamed and fainted, but in a few days he was back in the game. Another remarkable cure by Reese was that of Glenn Wright. The Brooklyn shortstop was injured In a basketball game and bis throwing arm seemed to have lost Its snap- Reese worked on the Injured arm and in the spring of 1930 Wriubt came back with a wing that cut down base runners from all angles of the short field. 39 (1 ru-T-he e i.'itRyiHiiBiiiminiiimimiFiimiiiimiiinhiiimiiimHmiimuiiiimiiiiiMtimtimmniiimaiiUBnnmiitmmiitmimmtwaHUiUiiuiimiiuimimim Y Mort, Nov 30 (UP) The possibility that miUe high school lootball ol ivers v,H engage tlie Logan, Utah, ingti school tedtn at Salt Lake Citv next Saturday was contained ir. a counter pioposal under consideration today. Oiigmallv, negotiations sought a game between the high school and champions ol Montana Utah, but the champion Jordan team is not available for the schedule as it will be in Phoenix, Ariz . next Saturday The proposal that Logan high players come to Butte was not lav arable but the local cham-be- i of CG.nmeioe pioposid fending the Bu'te plaveis to Salt Lake City for a proposed game with Logan A decision on this proposal hip. not born mute as vet but is expected to be made later today at Salt Lake City. 1 BUTTE, Plan Cache County Display In Capitol County Commissioners L. H Allen ot Cova. Thomas Muir of M'mdon and W W Hall ol Luge n motored to Salt Lake City - ' ft , ' : . ' I ' r oday s oport rarade By HENRY ( McLh.MOKE CROWD LOSES FAITH, IN IRISH NEW YORK, Nov. 30 (UP' If NEW HAVEN, CWifl, No V. SO. Albic Booth's illness, optimistyou should arrive in New York this week and find many of ite ic hospital .reports' , notwithstanding. is far more ..serious better citizens looping the loop than has been revealed, tbe off tall buildings, wagging their United Press was informed to- ears, wearing anvils for watch day on good autbor.ty. He may chains and( juggling dynamite never engage . in alidetic com- sticks, do not be alarmed. For daffiness goffiness week is here petition again. , The small Yale football. basketball and baseball s(af is suffering lrom an fnieclioii of the lung covering which was s.ud to lesu't m a senous lung disease EO per cent of the time, to medical authority. , Should thus dieaJ obtain a foothold, Booth far hom playing basketball pud baseball this college yea- r- might even have to reUie to a sanatorium to r y 3 Ii lerupeidle., - ,i! n. i H,, BLOTTEH TRIAL Monday morning to meet with Secretary of State Milton H Welling The session at the state Capitol was to consider the matter of changing the present display case m the capitol building for Cache county products. The state wi lies to use the Cache ease for the silver sciviie ftumnly puit ol in Kjuipmeni of the Bat tit slop Utah now out of conmiussion under the Arms confereire lie) several years ago. T I 1 ss By . again Daffiness goofiness week, in case you don't know it, is just another way of saying that the y bicycle peddlers are at it again in Madison Square Garden's wooden mayonnaise bowl. Daffiness goofinesa week started promptly at 9 a. m. last and wiil be with us until Saturday night at 11 p. mthe boys will dismount and call it quits until next time. six-da- - LOS ANGEI.ES. Nov kO (U Ra Inferentwlly blaming police . , ht 'tetfeirnce for riots which have followed the breaking Up of scried radical meetings, Shenlf ! William I. Traeger today stood prepared to prevent by force if necessary any violation by uty For this year's daffiness goo-- i officers of "the rights of private fmess race Mister John Champ-ma- n, citizens Tiaegcc the man who put the $ The stand of Sheriff opposition to police was in bike racing, has assembled a in fine collection of peddlers, in- made known last night by a of his deputies and. police cluding all the old favorites and clash half a dozen or more new faces, befoie 3,000 asserted commuor rather, new' calves. Heading nists and their sympathizers the list of old favorites is Reg- gathered for a scheduled meetin behalf of Thomas Mooney gie McNamara, whose only bad ing thb Harlan. Ky., miners. spill last year came when his and Sheriff Traeger sent eight depbeard got tangled up in the to Music Arts hall. South spokes of his machine. Reggie is uties known to be older than Santa Broadway, where the meeting Claus and is credited with hav- was scheduled to be held When 60 police officers, led by ing given George Washington his first two or three lessons on Capt. William Hynes, who was prevented radical gatherings behow to pump on an upgrade. fore, arrived, they were by the deputies undef , Six-dbe bicycle racing may Sheriff B. P. Hastings, Deputy clean it's but fun. dizzy fun, and hot words ensued. There never has been any scanss dal attached to dalfiness FLIERS FOUND week unless you count the rumors about Franco Gior-gct- tl Alaska, Nov. 30 (LJo and Gerald Debaets who, MeCRATH, Brothers George Feltes and by the way, were spuming away Martial flying pasmerrily when I stepped out for sionaries"LaPayere, of Alaska, who were an aspirin last night. last half-wa- y between McGrath and Holy Crcos. for six days, I have heard it was said that awaited rescue by dog team toFranco and his waggish Belgian day. Pilot Harry Blunt and a side kick are so much better sighted them near than tho competition that they companion Canes Creekaat the foot of Mt. ire lorced to take it easy lest Crater late Saturday. race sew Monthe up by they This, of course, day night would never do, for competition is the life of daffiness goofiness ONE WEEK Week- - Just as it Is of trade Personally, I- wouldn't know about this. I was a fair cycler in my day, and at one time could .yide from Martins livery stable on the corner of main and Pine to old man Busbys Nov. -- 30 to Dpc. 7 grocery store three blocks down the street without touching tbe handlebars. But that was 50 or 60 years t ton-front- ed ay goo-tme- - MATS Dare Cleaned and Blocked You That Cough? (jvouiultion ii nia-li- - Every time Notre Dame got the ball, the crowd almost could be seen to tlunk. "Now well sec something. They'll open up and show Army some leal football to But as Aimy' continued smash through und break up Notre Dame's plays behind the New York line, the ever-ftck- le Ians lost faith and at the finish, they were cheering Army's , every move. True. Notre Dame has two theheavy justifiable alibis in field and in the heavy schedule plajed before meeting Army, but Notre Dame, scorned excuses in her hey-da- y and is . not of tering them now. - The defeat by Army gave Notre Dame a record of six victories. two defeats and, a tie for the season.: Many, teams would be proud- of suclt a record against formidable competition, but to Notre Dame it is a keen disappointment. . x . , Jiiiicult Crtiglu and raids tlut ban- - on. h coratKi" sew-- nujur helps m one betlii -t helps knonn to science. It is used for quick Hid, fur safety. For nuidr cough a tarr hi Ip may do. Bui dare jou like the riel any cough i a igaal of some djnger? Is it not wise (o use tin scyen nay htlp to he wire? t reonud-aocots a lillie more than mmt help, lint it cost you nothing if it fads fn Li inn the quik relief you seek. Your druggist guarantees it. Use it for siifeivV site eouflte Ctt EOMt'L S ON tor DiftlruH Cough and Cold ... SHINE PARLOR J 7 for Michigan oanto in iLs of the-- - title bx turning back Wisconsin- - Minnesota prevented Ohio State from making sharo it a louri-watie by conquering Northwestern. the Buckeyes, 29-Mielugun and Purdue each won five games and lust one Purdue was a better football team than Northwestern lor 60 minutes Saturday and deserved its victory, but in, justice to Coach Dick Hanley, who wliali -exhiaitedly agreed to plav anwui-mitra game lor chanty after the championship outright, it must be said that the Wildcats were past their peak. Their long, hard schedule had taken too much out ol them mentally and physically. y 7. ig T believe the great passions and the lasting ones are. for plum women." F. M. Mayor. NJR 2 DAY VACATION ON Cme to; Sait Lake City on Thw 2 DAY All Expense Rule -- All F o r One Person ..... tnrH4ic a itm 1 $009 TrmiTpdtion mraK ttgiMvt . Rfterut uJ ink : enlnrtftJD' drsc.i iImL J Front Room with bath One night . - course dinnci Either day 3 Breakfast and lunch Either day 4. Car storage 2 Full - night theater tickets Either, day 5. Two Two Matinee Theater Tickets Esther Day 6. Wffk 4y-W- ck 1--4 Crt ' JOWHON TABLE SALT OFTEN HUM'S STOMACH Drink plenty of water, with pimh of salt- If bloated with gas add a spoon of Adlerika. This washes out BOTH stomach and bowels aud rids you of all gas. City Drug Co. r;: FRIGIDAIRES W nAutee at ham" cotex m tNEVHOUOH "Ck v, - ENTER ibyt When pHsaibltF writ for advance and mccttoa Kiptut" via to myflto jrwi, Ottor-vi- m Ia. r4aest card when refktrrinc. 5-- 3-- : W E. Sutto Gcal Bfg- -. C. W. WmI - - Salt Lkt Awt Gcal Her. CMr, Vkk . CHRISTMAS PRIZE CONTES1' i FIRST prIze ' ' ' 1 60 : ' ? VJ N. biyi'ii the nation-widA JZ Network U)f AetaiL cjf FriVidaire y Chnytmas, prire eomeit. Prograttiy, every e B. C. .'tdngsday.Thurx-da- y at 4:1 P, M , 1. S. TZ and Ertilay at 5:15 P. M, I. S. T., t 4 1 .Lji4iMS. T. , SPECIAL CHRISTMAS a tM i set belorv Detem- her 2 making sn uousual ( hriiitfs i)ffuaaiRO Frigid iil Aire so ct'y to buy that you you todc Ywk & A r Novemfier Oth to December 6ih. Come into oor y bowroom and see a Frigidaire demonstration so you will knosv what to do. Also get our convenient entry blank. Let us explain details ot contest and help you. Call now KSL as 1 o peofic - 2 OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES '''fuae Royal Main North, .4tt i iod. NU .56-5-- ?UNJ I&ysii 75 7-- - $1.00 15 Good t - One SHINE TICKETS For fter post-soa.-- CHICAGO, Nov. 30. .V- - Grain . , range: Open .High Low Cios .54.5-8 .55,- , .53 Dec, .53 .561-- 2 Mar .54iT-- 8 6 .58 8 8 .58 May A7 57 3y8 .551-8.5- 7 Jjily ,55 "THE MODERN FACTORY , ; YVAY7 t ? Shoe Shines - - ... 50c Risk a Lesser Help for (URL-A- , , .. , CHICAGO, Npv. 3b winning the big ten football championship for. the first time in histoiy, Northwestern failed to 5 defend it in m chanty game nod consequently must, share jty laurels . with Michigan and Purdue, x Purdue's masterpiece of the season sliuttered NocjLhwesteni's undefeated record before 49.000 on Soldier Field Saturday as the boilermakers blsustod ojgtj'a 0 victory over tile wildcat, Jim Purvuc Purdue halfback, crashline ed over from tlio'll-yar- d for the score in the fourth per- - . -- Y . ) ; United Press Staff Correspondent. gg TUBBS 1 - 1 A d limtc ill n inn as to whether the Logan high .school lootbdl teun will go to to play in a iJiauty game time Saturday will likely he r allied Monday attunuon Hie local .school bus fata a game with Butte luih school with all expemes of Ih" Louati team to Butte and retain paid and the nmamdti to go to REESE OlES Notre Dame Empire of it is lTottering (andiron WELL, CauJMki'TriAT ikrfEREST Vcd , MAtScR 1932 in By AHERN SOCIETY m-vt- r WASHINGTON T. A ixl MEOJS Trial of Dutch Blotter, charged with persistent liquor law violation . opened in, City Court Monday morning at- 10 a. m, Tbe couiticcm was- filled H1" " " 13 Blotter was in rested Nov San Francisco wholesale dairy " undei cover ' mtn bv thiee market. Butter: 92 score 32, 91 working m Logan according to score 31V, 90 score 31, the warrant 1 aircsl lotted. G. E. McGme, one of . thp Do you need envelope letter three undercover ' men w'lio heads prlnto 9X3W7 Ask the "When natural, healthy living I have ulway talkid agauvl E3thircd the alleged evidence bewanton nuuder. I Herald liked against Blotter,. was on the yrit-nfJournal commercial becomes possible, religion Ai (Scariace stand the entire morning department, 77 West comes, superfluous. Walter B. it "Alplion.se Street, to do it. AJStf. Pitkin, lawyer. except lor a lew moments when jbnortyi Capone. County Cleik C V. Molir.Was testify. . Cran? called McGhle under cross examination ol E. S. Chambers, attorney oPEMS'mt &ooo. jusr in time io WADE DOT VlOMAN, YOU A c7Asr tor BlotV'r, testified that he ana NfKfcEP IT FttflM REtNRr SMAf HEP IN. ItUMMEL, OR I GtFS A 5MAjH his companions Delray Huff and Cluik, obtained evidence m the caw lrom Blotter bn November 9. 7 hey went to a local pqo! hull. MiGhie said, and waited around for sometime. They inquired. he said, of a youth as jo where they rould get some whiskey. He pointed to Blotter, who was playing paol.,ju,corthng - s to McGlne. , , After a short, talk with Blotter. McGhie said he asked for a pint of whiskey which Blotter said he hod been keepirg lor himself, bu.1 would sJl it provided McGhie would first kt him have a drink from JL McGhie complied, according to his testimony, and-- them paid $2 00 for the, liquor which wr.s taken to local police headquar-tei- s , and labeled. Questions nut to McGlne bj Attomev Chambers as to various activities were objected to by County Attorney Newel G. Dames, and sustained by Judge RicIl ' ' . McGhie testified that he canv to Logan with Huff and Clar-about October 28 and that th: trio were employed bv thp chiet of the Logan police, Force about lovcmbcr, 7 "They' worked fu the police department five day at $7 a day for each man. McGhie said Questioned as- to whither or not the trio - of "undercover" men had, left Cache valley pi si.v time since coming here October 26. McGhie answered T'lev tud not, Cleik Mohr testified that Blotter was foupd guilty on a First district charge In court here April 28. 1928. and was sentenced to serve five and one half months in the county gotvict. iw. wra if or orr. jail on May 28 of that year. I U p XA . ed Te NEVf YOU PAY -- TFf afternoon, reported that no reijaest liat been reieoed bv bun concerning a proposed game lie tween and Butte high s bools, either ill Salt Lake t it v or Butte. No definite aition on such a gam will be taken unt.k some proposal is melted Oi wJoH,mMY I- - TePES SOME.' il STILL III BV T DOESM'T AN,. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Passing Attack Stops Title Bids of Locals OTTIS PETLItSON . Just a few parting remarks about this football situation, folKs, ant then we'll tun) our attention to that king of winter sports, basketball. And by the way, there should be some championship teams out of Cache valley lit that sport this year also. Utah Aggies "and Logan high school reached nearly to the pinnacle of success In the gridiron sport this year, . only to falter in the final, step. Always among the leaders in , sports In Utah and the Rocky Mountain conference, one or the other of these teams is likely to upset the dope, fall to falter in that final game and be crowned a champion. Hooray!" It might have happened this year if either team had had a semblance of a pass defense. First Utah passed Utah Aggies to death to chalk op a 34-- 0 victory over the Blue and White, then the Jordet. high school i ssmg attack outfit, with a strangely resembling that of Utah, pulled the same stunt on Logan high school. ,, There la this difference however. Utah, this year, Is closer to 34 points better than the all Aggies in manpower and around ability, than Jordan is to 18 points better than Logan "breaks, that high school. mysterious force that has much tp do with losing and winning football games and other contests, were ptyfjQJy against both Logan teams, However, there are no alibis. Utah and Joi Jan won and they had the better teams. But wait until next year. Utah Aggies have a sensational group of youngsters coming up in the ranks to join some leal varsity matcnal although Romney does lose a flock of expei leneod veterans And Logan high school, with and several big Kent Ryan other promising juniors returning to the fold, should be an outstandmg contender once more. Well, so long, football, we'll be waiting for you next year. U Well Be Seeing Goodbye, Football! I LO JOURNAL, J t X TERMS , vhife this ecnf rows otTcf is Mill effuer Remcmhcr, this offer Applies to a genuine FaniJiireproiiuct of C.otcral Motors. Dtlirtn guar tofoto tfcnitnwi tm aw 4 vi FRIGIDAIRE GENERAL i n MOTORS , VAiU i Cadie Valley Electric Co. vp,,o,s3 o |