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Show the juuunau i,oga n. cache county..utah 1CCQ, JiTy 17, Ti.u-sda- STAFF OF GIANTS BACK OF KPO VFt. 3 Ft. 7In. P- 4ri Gains Popular - D I KIO boasts a real staff of announcers, This is n stark how they up against the average man, who is Bert Johnson (extreme left), five feet, seven inches and 145 pounds. Left to right: G. Donald Gray, six feet, one inch, 183 pounds; Curtis Dale Peek, si$ feet, M-- 2 inrhes, 220 pounds; Bob Bence, six feet, two inrhes, 200 pounds; Don Thompson, six feet, three inrhfs, 212 pounds; Samuel. sis feet, four inches, 190 pounds. The Francisco docile hu- average man is of rtian around the studios San -- KPO. He never starts an argument on any subject, and he always says yes sir,1 in the politest manner. For the minute he goes in the door of this broadcasting plant, no more. hes an average man Hes a pygmy among giant announcers." Few if any other station can point with such pride to theoverwhelming heignt of its anor rather a nouncing staff. There are five Environment, of these giants, the tallest, six 'change of it, has a strange and feet four inches, can look, down j often uplifting effect upon ball on Shorty, at six feet. Qne. payerfl 'pkj3 is not a new dis- inch. In a. crowd a has no trouble watching the covery we may hasten to add. Nevertheless, several salient exparade, but in, this gang cannot brag yery much. amples furnished by the curJfce five need a wagori scale rent and hectic major league all get weighed v.fl they campaigns make the subject , The .marker does, not worth commenting upon "reaches the' 'ft' until figstop Take the case-of Hughie ure seven pounds above half a top. Their- - total,, height is like- Critz. A: nice lad, . they said of wise something to consider. Ithim fcihtlnnati, and a swell i ,a ha-l-f inch .more .than 31.ielderk yet jet him go because of a belief he could 1, The midget of the quintet is hit the size of his hat. G. Donald Gray, who stands ; hardly his bats to Hughle six feet, one inch tall, with a New Yorkbrought and no soon .anyway woight of 185 pounds. Going er began associating with the up a half inch, there is Curtis hitters of the Giants D. Peck, who scales 220 pounds heavy he embarked on a perthan as the heaviest of the group. sonal orgy of walloping. Sin; At fix TeeRi two inched gles, doubles and even home there stands Bob Bench at an runs rattled off Hughies bludeven 200 pounds. Next in line is geons. In a few weeks he adDon Thompson, the KPO sports ded 25 to a .230 average announcer and exfootball play- which ispoints eonsderable when one er, at six feet, three ihches, 212 figures what he had to begin pounds. with. The real giant is Samuel It may be the tall buildings who registers as ' a or it may be the fact that his humorist announcer. His figures team mates soften up the oppoare 6 feet, four inches, 190 sing pitchers for him- but pounds. Hughle is hitting. er 0) er. . -- . - A Challenge, uh! Los Angeles (P) Only a the plane in the past among endless list of aircraft, the low is ring monoplane this year making its bid for a front rank in American hviation. With it one sensational flight and has been made this year several others are nearing the Another stage for a takeoff. has ended in disaster. In Europe, particularly in Germany, the low wing has .been a more common figure of the air. It remained, however, for Col. Charles A. Lindberg to start the low wing flying on its bid for famei in- - America. With his wife on April 20, he crossed the United" Slates Ufa low wing monoplane in fourteen hours and twenty three minutes making one stop and the fastest transcontinental trip on record. Three similar ships are receiving their final touches here transoceanic for flights. A fourth plane built for a dash across the Pacific, was destroyed in tests and the pilot killed. Carl Squier head of the company which built the Lindberg ship, believes the low wing is at the beginning of a colorful history. Embodied in the underslung vhng, he sees three important improvements visibility, carrying of heaver loads and slower landing speeds. We ca nland a low wing ten to twelve miles an hour slower than a high win'g, he said. Safety is another factor.1 In crashing with a high wing, the impact is first with the landing gear and then the fuselage. With a low wing, the landing gear strikes first, then the wins and lastly the fuselage. There is one principal disadvantage to a low wing. It is not as fast as a high wing. That is because of the angle at which the Wings are set. Squier believes the low wing never will replace the high wing but that the low wing is to come into more general use. MARKET QUOTATIONS OGDEN LIVESTOCK Ogden, July 17 AP LSDA lings 1,556, imiuding 122 fur market ; few choice butchers early to fill out load tup around 10.25; later quotable 9.75; pacqing sows 7.25 down. Cattle; 119, ineluding 100 for market; slow; late yesterday and today-Tegood grass fleers fominou .st eersr ground. few common and medium heifers medium and good rows odd head bulls vealers Sheep: 2,271, Ineluding 1,173 for market; 20 decks 80 lb lambs 9.25; 100 feeders out at 6.25; 2 decks 9.00 with 10 per cent outf at 6.00; 4 decks 79 lbs 8.75 ll feeders 6.50; trucked in lambs FLOUR Minneaiiolis,. July 7 AP Hour: unchanged; shipments, 40,290. Bran 8.00-8,50- ;. 6.00-6.5- 5.00-5.2- 3.75-5.5- 8.00-9.0- 5.00-7.75- .. 19.50-20.5- No Justice A, Twmms mm. mA(G(GEM ' DM Ttia the courtroom. is-- a st-o- ry rs i , 20c'r . CANDY. CO. 'order named, DAGGER- by ';m ary Dalitberqi Starts Monday, July 21 . . .0 IN THE JOURNAL - . if Morality for its own sake has no claim upon us: We are through wih the worship of any. arbitrary ideal. Orderliness, conformity, chasity, monagamy, sucK ideals are valid only if they promote deeper and more vital values, only if they serve to bring personalities into blossom, only if the call out to the full the possibilities of the self, only If they make for rich, intense, growing,- creative experience. Morality must be a means, not an end." Df. Hornell Hart, of Byrn Mawr. - We must interpret a bad temper as the sign of an inferiDr. Alfred Adletvpsychiartrist. ority complex. Let other navies tag their ships with such cognomens as Dauntless, Scorpion, and Terror, ine U. ri. Navy simply christens it newest cruiser Chicago and lets it go at that.: Chicago Daily News. awe-inspiri- Slang makes a complete bore out of a very bright Brenda Ueland, writer. Finnigan ' TO CERTAIN MEN OF SCIENCE jurys sympathy tirely- with the lady, and her meekness tears and pathetic had won their hearts. Turning tear stained, eyes to the judge, she asked, Your . honor, is it right for a man to hi a woman with a bottle?" Murmurs of indignation arose and the in the court-roojudge aiiswerfed, ..Certainly not, madam. Did your husband do that? Yes, sir. I was taking big snort of gin from a guart bottle when he ups and hits me and takes it away! - tra-la-la- SHE was a daring child of the Texas range, suddenly transported into r maelstrom of romance, war, tragedy. With the courage learned in her childhood, she faced the adventures of life and carried her quest for happiness to the far corners of the earth. A vivid story of romance and bitter disappointments thrillof an ing exploits of a fearless girl at home alike in the cockpit airplane or riding aspiritedthoroughbred - was The Rigbi NINETEENTH CENTURY PROVERBS OF WM. BLAKE From the Golden Book In seed time learn, in harvest teach, in winter enjoy. Drive your cart and your plough over the bones ot the dead, i i udence rich, ugly old maid courted by Incapacity, A tool sees not the samd tree that a wise man sees. I he busy bee has no time for sorrow. ' The hours of f olly are measured by the clock, but of Wisdom no clock can measure. . , The most subline act is to set another before you. "ou persist in his folly, he would become wise. What is now proved was. once only imagined. Always be ready to speak your mind and a base man will ' avoid you. The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn of the crow. lou never know what is enough, unless you know what is more than enough. If others had not been foolish, we should be so. io create a little flower is the labor of ages. Damn braces ; bless relaxes. hen thou seest an eagle thou seest a portion of genius : lift up thy head! The crow wished everthing was black, the owl that every-thin- g was white. ... lie who has suffered you to impose on him knows you. It was a tenseMrs.moment in was suing her former nuptial prize, Mr. Finnigan. for divorce. en- nrwn Broafu Woodman, spare that tree! Cincinnati may also exper ience a twinge upon glancing and weekly- - at the averages "May I marry your daughter, noting that Senor Adolfo Lu-qColonel Throckmorton? continues a mainstay in "Ah, my boy, you are er a the box for Brooklyn. The Ila vad man, of course "" Buzz McWeeney for No, sir. Kansas Agricultural Reds got the Cuban perfecto and Buzz College. no longer on the major league Gad, suli! Is this a chal- is premises. lenge? Alvin Crowder was in a slump What do yoq mean, sir? so the Browns let What do I mean, suh? Gad, at St Louis, him go to Washington in the suh! at once, Bring .pistols Manush-Goslin deal, where Jeeves! And may I ask, suh, upon Alvin suddenly regained your name?! Prof. McConathy is still lookfeffectlvness and won his first Certainly, sir. My name is four starts for the Senators. for more tenors to put in ing John Lodge, Cabot. I : Well, tell the Prof, m cantata. his Alvin is that be just It may t bring the pis- - another: good Republican boy to come around. We!ve got the Tols JeeTesCU i the-- er 4,he Bring the nation- - very man for him. This canmake good Qut Boston genealogical chart. , be the ary imitator does emergency or may. it al capitol r Waiter duty for Bordens whistle. y I have twelve months to soothing influence of Johnson but Crowder is another live. Athletics have some That tenor certainly knows Didnt that doctor give you reason tothe s. Even his toes curl his worry about. thing just a month? It was as far back as Feb up when he starts to yodel. Yes, but I went to twelve Frank (Lefty) They say he can hold, one of i." doctors. Northwestern Purple ruary that1929 batting king of his' notes for twenty minutes! Doul, the : Parrot. v the National league, breezed ; Phillies camp with the AND THAT AINT HARD TO Mrs, MacClusky: Sure, an into the that his mate BELIEVE,. EITHER. WHY, OUR club prediction has yer hear the turrlble Chuck. Klein, would be the, boy CAMPUS BUREAU-O- F LOANS .a? Is bcing . passed - around to watch in this years batting HAS HELD - ONE - OF - H I S about Mrs. OButtlebutts? It Is now July anc NOTES FOR THREH YEARS. - Mrs. OKettlestein: ' Heard handicap. five months have elansed but it Why, me dear lidy, I shtart- - ODouTs prediction still stands. B I LLYSTJ NC Ll! In fact these two frtendiv cO! rivals and Fhillie Phloggers, will proof-readepermilt are having a rousing old batt Bill WHAT IS CANDY? for - hitting honors, - with Paul of the Giants- and The ideal quick energy food! Terry Waner of the Pirates in the Try it the next time you pot so far offing. Klein set a feel fagged- - " scorching pace for a few weeks but droppedback to let his team male move op in front THIS WEEKS FRESH the first week in Julv. CANDY SPECIALS Certainly the Phillies cannot blame their occupancy of last Delicious Trilby Buttercups plaw on the exploits of these Fresh Chocolate Cocoanut1 two sluggers who would make a championship club out of at Fudge outfitsJto .the least three llair "pound ' league. July is a crucial month for WrF-JEN- SEN of Robins pennant chances headline. Also for the Cubs and Giants, not to overlook the Athletics. Retail Wholesale and Senators and .Yankees, in the ue O 1 "ff Low vs y PAGE FIVE JL By Kimball Flatcus iu Fine Arts TIIE SHORT GUT I TO YOUIt SHOPPING THE JOURNAL carrion-eaterO presumptuous ones, Why do you loot old tombs, expound at length On archeology, dissolve the stones In acid that will catalogue their strength, Aipl gleaming bright on antiseptic tiles, Marshal the elements in stoppered vials? O s, Each day as you pick up your copy of The Journal, you have the short cut to your daily shopping tour. A few minutes used in studying the various advertisements will tell you just where to go, how to buy and when to get the best values. Is it unrest or fear that makes you pry in the depth of night, Among Where pards on padded feet go silently beyond the lighjt? Ranging their shadow-path- s Pan rocks with quiet laughter when he hears The arrogant words that reach his pointed ears. moon-mountai- ns In the quiet of your own home, you may compare, judge and select values map your route, and then go directly to the planned stores and buy. V.v . Blind charlatans with vacuous smiling faces Implacable smug masks robes starched and white, Know ypu that beauty like a flame embraces The sun, ignorant of how far its light Flings across space, and flowers unaware How many roots' they have to hold them there. Science is cold, astronomy has been dead Since the last Grecian lad, deep in the grass Fell sprawling, and threw back his curly head To count the stars add watch a meteor pass .Dawn-Jth- e nighskyHaiLing.it3fieryJp!ume in- the arms of doom. Proud and beautiful - IS All The Journal advertisements are written for your ' and benefit. Read them! Youll save many dollars N many tired footsteps. Read all the food ads in tomorrows Journal, there will be many surprises for you. Read all the ads all the time. - |