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Show • .. I THEJORDANJOURNAL,MIDVALE,UTAH ENTH Of SilVER AND SNOW COVER N~TION ACHIEVEM ENTS FOf. 1925 SHOW UTAH IS GAINING GROUND SAN ANTONIO REPORTS SNOW BLANKET; NORTHERN SECTION BELOW ZERO TE SUPPLIES I COlD POMPEY FAVORED AS STAR OF TURF Sport With Plenty of Thrills First Big Test of Colts Comes in Running of Kentucky Derby. s ;WOOlMEN rAVUR , FOREST GRAZING a DELEGATE S TO NATIONAL MEE"T AT BOISE, ID~HO, SUPPORT STANFIELD BILL The two-:rear-old s of 1025 are an exceptionally good lot and speculation as to how they will perform as three- 1 · year-olds Is alr<'ady on, with the con- Regu'ation Of Forest Grazing As Pro· Only State To Outclass Uta• In The Far Canadian Northwest Mod- sensus of opinion fa vorlng Pompey as I . Posed In The B"ll Rcc~ntly In· the prespective star of next yeur. eration Was Reported, White In Value Of Production; traduced In United S~ates River Ont., Being The ColdThe first big testA of the colts next " " 11 "'••a••"'s Highest At Sum Senate eat Spot With 20 Below year will be the K<'ntuc'-y derby and $12,454,946 Preakness stake next Mny, after which wlll follow with brief Intervals the Roise, ldaho.-Regn lation of forest 1 Chicago.-St orms and cold weather derbies to be run at Fairmount Park, Lake City.-Utah has reacheG ing as r.ropQ~ed in the bill recent· graz · Latonia and Chicago. The entries for llirEim:ler position among the metal hovered over the northern part of the ly Introduced into the senate by Sen· Tltere are pi<•nty of thrills in below zero grip- each of these stakes will be practl· states of the United States country. Temperature ator St:..nfield, Oregon, which repre· tobogganing down Eagle peak in northern tier of states and in cally the same and the best in trainthe ped j sented a digest cf the preferences of of mineral aehievement a :\fount Hainier :\"ntlunal pari> in the middle west and far to the south· lug will be nominated for all of these , v.-ort.ern stoctm('n as revealed at a western Washing-tf.n. The ccom·,e disclose. Of six great min· ward snow bad fallen and the temper- events, the .field at Fairmount being: series of h ~"'ar ing-s held last year extends throu~h rhe tlmher anct produ<:lng states ol the Rocky ature was dropping. NEW HANDY PACK practically the same as that at Louisthrong-boat the WPst, was indorsed In · the hefore attained 1~ speed terrific ~·.. uus--Utah, APizona, Montana, river the OYer race the Chicago making over vllle, floated clouds Heavy ; its main points hv dele~atcs from a The stt'ep descent Is reached. Nevada and Colorado--th e with snow in prospects for Tuesday. a renewal of the Kentucky derhy, l m;tjority of states represented at on that fal"cin:lting ,_ sport is 0 of this state stand out as the The !lnowfall may be heavier than at writes Rohert J. Boylan in the St. \Yedn!'stlay morning's ~Pssion of the I somp niglit>s tllP C'oa~ters continue dividend payers of any other any time this winter. Louis Globe Democrat. annual Xaitonal "'ool!';rowsixty.first I, all ni.:::ht long, light fr·nm f:lart>~ 1!and second in the value of preA St. Louis handicapper has selected More tor your money "The temperature was below norconnntion. as~ociation l'rs' iuminating the cour:<l'. Alaska clng mineral production. ancl the best Peppermin t • mal over practicalily all sections of the following seven ,·olts as the best grazing the to referred was bill The : to back toboggans the pull teams Chewing Sweet for any money 's mining companies paid $1!,- the country from the great plains prospective Rtarters In the Kentucky 1 1t ·t 1 1 cc:n.~m t ce 11_1:'- the assnciation will in dividends to stockholders In ea11tward," the weather bureau an- Fairmount, Latonia and Chicago der· t 1e summt . I wttnho!d :><'tt"n penr!:!!;; t!:ldr rc;lGrt. Look for Wrigley's P. K. Handy Pack as against $11,483,184 for Arl· nounced. "The cold was not severe, bles, and the odds !JUOted are now Satisfaction of the delegates with pro. $9,680,392 for Montana; $5,783,· subzero being reported only from the being offered on the Kentucky derby: on your Dealer's Counter ::;. . - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - 1 v~sions or that particular rart of the Idaho; $1,608,636 for Nevada. extreme upper Mississippi valley and Pompey • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I 2 4 4 , btn hearmg upon regulation of grazof Colorado's mining divi· adjoining sections." 2 Vance of Brooklyn Club Canter ............. ......... 8 Girl Is Champion 2 4 8 ..........••. Over Bubbling far ' ing on forests was demonstrate d time extended weather Snow and cold has been received. 6 of Time •••••••••••• 12 Flight again in ap1:1ause as George K :and inches Give Has Remarkable Record with its 725,000,000 pounds down Into the southwest. Ch1mce Play •.••••••••••. •. 15 7 u, Chicago. attorney for the l'lowch and Texas Crusader ...•....•.... ...... 20 10 4 In the lust 15 years only a few ..n·nP.r produced, outdistanced Utah of snow was reported in 30 15 ............ .............. public lands committee out· Mars below 7 1 senate pitchers In major league baseball put value of Its metals produced the temperature was 4 degrees main features. its • lined U14,327,000, but Utah is second freezing as far south as San Antonio. Of the above colts Pompey is the over big strikeout records for u single This was a distinct reversal or opin· than $22,000,000 lead over El Paso reported temperature of only leading winner of the year with $121,- game of nine Innings. Walter John· zero. above degrees 14 as expressed by the delegates con· ion with a production value for 6:i0 to his credit. He is by Sun Broad son twice had 14; Jim Scott, with the the In temperature moderating the public lands phases of the The cerning ; of $82,763,000. Idaho Is fourth -Cleopatra, one of the best race WJ1ite Sox in 1915, fanned 15; Joe relief that Indicated afternoon. At that time )Ionday northwest bill far I $31,815,000; Nevada fflth with mares of her time, winner of numer· Bush, then with the Boston Red Sox, middle the In for sn against that section was looked t be scutimen mlg't}t , and Colorado sixth with ous stakes, inclu•llng the Latonia set down 13 of the Detroit team; undays, few that pussage of a mo· next the measure the of within 1 west championshi p at a mile and three- "Rube'' Marquard of the Giants, in and develops wave cold less another 1 tlon to turn the measure down flatquarters In 1020. Pompey started ten 1011 tanned 14; Arthur Yance of the achievement In the producweath· The ly '1\ as narrowly averted. swe~ps over the country. .. : ,...... . times this year, won seven of his nrooklyn club, In 111"23 struck out 15, preclous mineral Is unique. er bureau said: In addition to the presentation by strike15 and 14 had he unplaced and 1924 In twice and second was races, produc· silver leading state Is the "Unsettled weather conditions are 1\lr, Bowden and the subs~quent dls· outs In regulation games, In 10~5 he of the nation, with 21,177,000 &ppat-ently becoming quite general once. c . <; on, the morning til'Ssicn of the Canter was the sensational winner fanned 13 and 17, the latter mark reof silver, which is equal to one- and t~recipltation occurred during the 1' om! <lay of thr meeting was ad· 1 Prior to 1011, of the world's production, and storm in large sections of the collii.try. ot late fall stakes In Maryland and qnirlng 10 lnnln~rs. 1 •I ' l , erl by Paul C'la:::stone. San Fran· than one-ninth of the combin· The principal disturbances appeared Kentucky and finl!'!hed Aecond as a there were 100 records which equaled I ci C", western dil"ision manager for However, the money winner with .H13,048. He Is a or surpassed these. silver production of the Uni· to be centered In the southwest." tr.c cllambc r of cowtnerce of the t:ni· 1 half-brother to Single Foot, being hy work of Yance is remarkable for this States, Mexico, Canada, Al~>ska T~e temp~>rature in Chicago was ex· ted St~L·'s. l\Ir. Cl · g ,to:!•~ spol•e conBe starte~l period for the nverage pitcher rare· Wlldulr-VIr glnla L. 1 de20 to 15 from at remain to pected . Ctll"lliug the work c r tre national cham- I "Albers eighteen times, won f,ight of his races, ly gets the double number In strikeproduced almost three times · greta above zero. . IJ r of comnuc l as it pertains to the stands fDT six and twice, third outs. twice, second was silver as Idaho, more than Better s, e i r t s u d in all of r s•rcnglheuin times unplaced. Ill~ sire, 'Vildalr. is times as much as Nevada and BTeo.JUasu>J'lransas City, Mo.-The southwest a son or Rroomitlck and his dam Is a Paul Berlenbach Plans the said, he cl, ' among which I•· ·r clwl than five times as much silver la)' nuder a blanket of snow which ' stol-kmen of the conntr·y. daughter of McGee. ight Heavywe Become to e~tended to the Mexican border. It"s the way we blend the flour that The StD-nfield m• ;.sure, !\Ir. Bow· recently -'lllkorll,;, Katt.cr'"" :IIiss fluhhllng Over was u hard-luck colt forty-one in snow heaviest The gi,·es Flapjacks their uncommon flavor. six the of state also leads all Difficulty in making the 175-pound elected the mo~t beautiful girl at the dt n Raid has been drawn to Include because he wits not eligible year this One bite-and you know they're FlapDel at Antonio, San covered )'"ears mining states of the Rocky weight limit of his division and aspira- Univer~ity of Aiahumn, holds the tar· . fnrcats of the eleven public land ea~tern stakes that he several to No other hot cake could hope to jacks! snow of inches six ill.l'""'u region in the production of Rio, on the border, tions to succe<'d to the hea vywelght get shooting record at the colll'ge, h< sf r.~ ~s. It provide:> that the govern-, won he that At won. have Flapjack flavor! might that have · · · with 302,168,000 pounds. Idaho fell, the most In twenty-four years. crown, now held by Jack Dem(H<ey, the captnin of the basket ball t<'nm . m 'll t Ill Uti t a d numstrate t h e forests m he which of races, nine his In $19,925 only near competitor with 259,· 1 Texans of the western plains saw may shortly compel Paul Berlenbach and holds severn! medals for swim· a m:.~nnPr to !n.mre the promotion and won seven, was once !'econl, once rellnqui~h his world's light-heavyto pounds, the others falling way their first snow fall in years. . C.J 1 •ivation of grazing plants; or a COn- ~L-e..-r-n~b..._a_r-be"'r-t~ra..._d_e___c.,·a-t-al_o_g_uc~rr"'"e""e.""o"'lp.,lo"'m"a.._o ming. and never out ot the money. In declares Dun , The 11now covered the ground In third championship weight tract•tnl agreement be:twecn grower Issued. Moler :Uarber College, 114 Regent St the Plmllco Futurity Canter beat him thrawing Alter Sunday. Oklahoma manager. his Hickey, o.n;•ulJI"- Is by far the largest copper and the forest supervisor for the govRegards College Sports a nose, but had five pounds the best 'l'he mnn t11at hlushes Is not quite nerlenhnch, who made his heavystate, with 725,000,000 somewhat, temperature s In Oklahoma of the weights. Bubbling Over races · cPlment on the leasing qaestion and lowest the by freezing, ago below months Factors dropped several Powerful bow Most weight but Utah pushed Montana for fo> appeal to a hoard of three men a "orut~.-Young-. In the colors of the Idle Hour farm. of PanSolomon King out knocking being merely 10,0 0 0, 0 0 0 readings prevailing in the southern a knowledge of stockmen's in· taving : o! presid'nt Dr.•Tohn Grier ~ihben, Flight of Time did not de,·elop until is planning an active Prlnc·eton unlverstty, announces him· t.}rests in case difficultie~ as to the DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN already part of the state. Streets in Okla· ama, behind. In the season and started eleven homa City were a mass of ice and late heavywelglit campaign, Hickey, ad- self as a firm believer in foothal! anrl ttJrms of the contracting agreemPnt time In histroy Utah winning four r1f his races, was times, impeded. was traffic mitted. other competitive college ~;;port~ a11 arises between the grower and the for· Aspirin Marked With "Bayer Cross'' away from Montana In minersecond four timeR, third once and the li~rht-heavywelght powerful factors In turning out col· est supervisor. leaving Refore Has Been Proved Safe by Millions. by a large margin. Not only twice unplaced. His earnings !or the however, nerlenbach will give lege young men capahiy fitted to bat· field, BILL IDAHO FAVORS SENATE Utah mines produce more than year were $23.205. Much of his earnHarry Greb, world's middleweigh t tie with the prohlems of lift'. Il!l warning-! Unless you see the name in wealth mineral more Ings came through his winning the champion, the next chance at his title. !'laid this nnwh, and something more, BE JUNCTION TO LAKE SALT Sl'lort And Long Pass Expected To on packag-e or on tablets you "llnrer" the of Lexington, at Breeders' Futurity than Montana, but the mines n<l!lr·e~:; herecent a of Utal'l course Says the Bill In Haul Gooding f!ettlng the genuine Bayer not are last race he ran this year. state paid $3,000,000 more In dlvl· Lou[,, St. of cluh Princeton the fore Bureau Shippers' ~afe by millions and proved Menace a A~plrin Move Grange's and exceeded the dividends paid rat. New Aerial Express Company To , pn•i<crihecl by physlelans for 25 years. Glnhe-neuwc Louis St. the says by $1,000.00 Salt Lake City.-Favor able action to Sport, Says Wilce It if~ Doctor Uihhen·~ opinion that the Make Daily Fligl'lts Between Salt Basket Ball Star Say "Bayer" when you bur Aspirin. by the senate on the Gooding long Lake And Los Angeles Harold (Red) Gt·ange'!l example In popularity of football In this country may prove dangerous.-A dv. Imitations and short haul bill Is expected by W. leaving college to become a profes- Is alreurly extenclitr~ to Europe. III~ Wis.-Passen gers on two S. McCarthy, president of the Intersional football player may become a statenwnt that the bullfi.ghler In Spain I S It J k c·t. _ ~"h t Ch" l It'K llflrtl fot· a man to climb up in 1cago was ,. a .a e ~ '. a . · 11ef ore t 1te grt"d"tron star 1i menace to the college sport, Dr. J. Is t'a d rng North Shore electric trains mediate Rate association and repre· this worlcl, but It hurts him fur more sentative of the Utah Shippers' TrafW. Wllce, head football coach of Ohio no longer new~. but It is novel to hear 1 to the development of transcontine n· t<> dimh down n;.:ain. fic association who returned from State university, declared In an ad- the Information gin•n to him "hy n i tal railroad systems, Salt Lake City is when James Rogan, a disgruntled Washington recently, where he testidress at Cleveland. keen ob,eJ·ver that the hope of GreecQ . to the presE-nt development in air fired at the trains from the fied before the senate's interstate mention not did Wilce and the hope of founding a sta< 1 transportation ,_ accot·din.g to Major C. Doctor today, wounded two and showered Billings, ~font.-"There is nothing so commerce committee on the measure. quesa to Replying name. by Grange ble _government in that countQ., i:s in C~ 1\Ioseler: v1.~~ presrd~nt of . the than 100 others with broken to give growing- girls as DT'. good Chairman that Mr. McCarthy reports tion as to his opinion regarding the her young men," and that, for that \\ cst(l"ll Air Expre.~s. ~ ho arrived from the car windows. Rogan Favorite Pierce's Parker of the interstate commerce gridiron Rtnr, he said: reu«on, ''they arc taking to the com- here Tuesday to complete negotia· My Prescription. the attacks, declaring thlrt f committee of the house has assured football professional 1 tieus for _a_ local bn~ling field and h?n-1 aft!'r This. "Heretofore k<•enly.'' sports petilive all got daughter 1 from trains. the keep to "wanted proponents of the measure of a hearhts company, whtch for not fac1ht1es in gar is square GrePce played that have say to players merely Is all. health, in run-down me refused because the road Ing, but no time has been set for brought on thru seeking to recruit college pla~·ers. I tr~·ing to rec•o1·er It!< pnst glory, for Will hegin O)Jerations April 1 with a The two trains, running a few consideratio n of the measure by the 1 over-study at between schedule of flying numher large a fear there may be it wa~ In Greece that athl<'tic game'! / s•wcn-h~mr apart, were bound for Chica· committee. She grew school. Angeles. Los to and city men who will be easily persuaded hml their 11rst flowering many cen· u, is l'lflrntn Mll;:·aukee. Both were crowd· and nervous very The senate committee held hearing the go In to proft>l"slonal teams for That Salt Lake City, lying equal turies ago. weak very so January 7 and 8 and January 18, 19, money th<'Y can make." rli~tnnt from important Pacific coast she had no life and 20. The Intermediate Rate aspcin t~ and ha,·ing adequate facilities 1 left. I ambition or sociation was represented at the first fo • handling nir travel in almost any ;:-ave her a couple Skater Champ World's entire eastern Rocky hearings by J. A. Ford, Spokane, secof bottles of the volume, is "destined to become the 'Prescription' and region was In the grip ol retary of the association, and at the penetrating airways of junction gr ~at well. It put her and strong got she wave. The cold swept south· later hearings by Mr. McCarthy, John aswt:~tern Am<>rlca is th~ confident that she condition good such in nerves into southwester n Texas, El F. Shaugnessy, chairman of the Ne· Daily l'rillf't'tonian ~n~gPsts s<>rtion of :'.Iajor l\Iorseley, who receiv· The is the and ;ince. trouble any had not has and the Panhandle reporting vada public utilities commission, also Catholic uni\·ersi ts of \\'ash ington, that to det1ate the exaggeratt-d em· eel his training in aeronautics as a I picture of health."-Mrs . B. A. Trmand freezing temperature s. Re· appeared In support of the measure. D. C., has a cruck ha>'!ket ball five this phasis on rolle.g;e fnothall, "tile fir,.:t c•1mbat captain overseas in the world holm, 104 N. 23d St. from the Panhandle placed the I winter which !A E:tchcduled to meet All dealers. Liquid or tablets. season be elinli•l'!ted." \'ar. Hailing from l:'ioisc, Iclqho, Ma· I the of game Belgium's War Cardinal Dies at from six to eight Inches. acquainted intimately is i\!orsE"l~y jvr Send JOe to Dr. Pierce's Invalic\s' on "fives" college fastel"t the a some of Ah, yes-now to fintl a wa~· tn Ita ve Brussells.Ca rdinal Mercier, primate ' the gastern courts. The photograph N. M., also reported snow. Buffalo, N. Y., for trial pkg. Hotel, hi~, and west in intermounta the with season without ha,·ing a first game. Saturday o'clock 3 at died Belgium, of Colo., and Lander, Wyo., j assertions with regard to Salt Lake's Prescription tablets. shows J. Kenney, forward, and cap· * • * minimum temverature s last night afternoon and the passing of the pa- : tain of the team. Two s;couts haY!' hef'n alld<••l to tlu' stratPgical position are m3.de from an 1 14 degrees below zero. Zero tern· trlot and great churchman was an- J :\"ew Yorl; YankePs' rostPr, Eel Herr intimate aerial knowledge of western ,..,.Lu,-.,, prevailed In Montana, North nounced by the tolling . of bells ! and 'Tiue;:ar Bill"' E!<sick, the latt<" United StatEs. South Dakota while Colorado and throughout the land. He dted peaceformer man:o:::et· of tl11• Yen10n f•lun 1 oming had te~peratures only 8 fully, with eyes fixed upon the cruelReal 0"1 Boom Looms For Utah on the 1'1H·iti•• 1·nast. 'l'he Yuukeol : fix and surrounded by his f~n:'ily. degrees above. eoaehP.~. !IIH! st·outs nine han• now Salt V:tke City.--··san Juan and 1 The funeral will take place at Mthnes • Grand em•ntles will be the busiest Send for Sarnples on Thursday and the body will be Fast Train Derailed world record for the ten· women's nntionnl The II. To Cut%~& L&boratoriea. ~t. K, :M&ldea, II.&& Tiidt>u '1'. year," "·1111mn is tit map -.-;estern the on place transported there. It will lie in state rUnning hroacl jump is 17 feet lh inch, nis c-hampion, nntl \'i;H'Pnt Hiehanls says \V. H. Lovesy, purchasing manin the archeviscopa l residence. The girl. Chicago a Kilby, Helen by held will ente1· the llu!oor title play tht~ ager o~ the Utah Oll Refining comPARKER'S Miami for New York, left holding of national funeral services !I]'· l>'ranr·e of Bornh·a trip Jean a if season completed just has who BALSAM p;:;ny, tiAIR miles three valls at Hypoluxo, will be decided upon by the council won he In whir'h title his performance •lefen<l vicinity to spmt the in pears greatest country 'l'he oil t,he through of Lake Worth. One car over· of ministers. in • ·ew York last l<Puson. 10~:i was Pauvo Nurmi's two-mile run of llfoah. "In adclition to the Kane injuring seven persons. The • * • seconds. 541-fl minutes 8 ln creek No. 1 well put down by the Mid· Twelve Die In Hotel Blaze :k occurred at 2:30 a. m. Thurs· 1 Ti~er tl)<>thali coarr.. Ropt>t'. "Bill" and the Utah Southern, believed HINDERC ORNS Removes eoms.calwest Mose of the passengers were Allentown, Pa.-At least twelve n~nin n!'xf Prinepton at Yankees York remain New will the for Practice a real well Leyond all cavil, lonses, etc. &tops all pnln. ensures comfort. to the be to a shaking up In their berths, guests of the Lafayette hotel were reet, wakes walking easy. 15c by mail or~~ Drua· hi~ a Ullllllll<"P<l intt'll March on despite season, Petersburg St. at start nil! at least eight more wells llioU. are thP.re Hiscox Chemical Worb. Patch011ue, N.Y. ntme of the injured was severely killed and a score more were injured til)n to retire art .. r clen•loping a l'ltatn· in prospect, which will mean an ex1.nd all were able to proceed to In a fire that destroyed the building I, somewhat Iuter than In other years. plonship team. HopPr hud clel'ich·~l t<- llencliture of a million dollars in that • • destinations after first aid Sunday. Nine guests were unaccountafter Princeton heat IJc,th Yule area within the next six months." qult fatnlly Of the 20 football players ed for several hours after the tire. thi:; year. hut he• a~reL•I! Harntrd and two injured on the field last year, onl~· another ~·ear· when Tiger,; the -pilot to 43 were college players. There were U. P. To Build Telephone Lines Rich Strike In Salmon Mine Jng Wall Kills Two At Portland given tlinner a at alumni hy prel"~erl others reported seriously lmrt. Salt Lake City.--At a cost of $66,000 Portland, Ore.-Two men were killSalmon, Idaho.-A rich strike was • him at the Princeton eluh. • Union Pacific railroad is preparand at least five others were In- made In the Harmony mine about midthe • .. * Harvard's track team will not par: when an eighty-foot wall of a 1 night Thursday, the news being tele"Ra he"' ,\.rlams, dl'!l n of pitchers In Ing to ecnstruct a toll telephone sysrelays at Phlla· building under wrecking opera· 1 phoned in to Superintend ent Earl F. ticlpate in the Penn the :\"ationnl lE'nt:ue, hnlllR one record tem that will connect the scenic at next April, preferring a week for Constipation , collapsed. One of those killed, Nieman at Solmon. The mine has delphia Photograph shows Charles Thunberg, which is the hest of its kind in any tractions of southern l'tah, according ot climate wurm the in training of Indigestion and Joe Marane, foreman of the been working In paying ore on he practiced for his lea~-:ue. July 17, l!l14, was the date on to information from southern Utah as lee on taken Va. , Williamsburg Torpid Liver rr~acldn.g crew, employed by the Doupper l13vels, but for the past three first appearance In United States. He which that memorable 21 -inning garuo The line will begin at the Echo ranch, Relieves that feeling Wrecking comvany. ·washington county, and go to Zion months work has been pushed forward Paolino, Spanish heavy"'elght hoxer, is world's champion Ice skater Jlnd took place hetwren Pittsburgh and unwisely. JOe and eaten having of on the _BOO-foot level, hoping to strike who Is known as the "Pyrenees Tig~>r," competes against the best racers or Nrw York teams, with Adams and park. From there it will run through Steamship Line Is Sold ALL DRUGGISTS . AT bottles. 90c The Pacific-Arge n· somethmg better. The body of ore has a record ot 32 knockouts In 30 America at Madison Square Garden Marquard dohl~ the !lltching. Roth Hurricane, over the Hurricane bench to -::=:J=-: .. _ _ - - • IIA·BJ~azn Una was sold by the ship. 1 opened up Thursday night looks prom- Dltltches. He weighs 201 pounds and shortly. His astonishing speed and stuck the entire route. While losing and on to Grand canyon, then on ·Breaks Cedar to the!lce canyon, Bryce pass, a Issue didn't tlla of Atlams contest. 5-1926. significance the No. full him City, the but made Lake Salt have llstng, States U., Ice N. the Steam United W. on the of sklll McCormick great plana an Invasion boa!"d to the 1 City. 'lor C to and known. yet batsman. not a Is hit or pitch disooverey wild a Dempsq. make Jack Francisco. eompany of SaD tD the hope of me9png popular. /! WRIGlEYS P. K. .. Fits handpocket and purse I 1 fafuous ! for lavor, fta ·acksl I ... I I .. Watch Your Daughter! I I I I I I s~ortNotes Cut icu ra • • Toil et Trio • • • • • • • --- • • - .. Green's August Flower .. • • • ~ • |