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Show , PJIOVO 'EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY MARCH 23, littJ. r .. ,JH3ELPS- LEAVES.FjO) - , i - hi J i D'FAVOlffllS Drive For Funds 3: ris Over 1H7 IL'V .'I'll 'IV Cougar Tank Ace Is Now JVsSuredYStar Prepares Carefully For Effort li. : of Invasion' KtKJKJE. HAS ClUhCE LO.MKJ. H OHAX 1 . v AVON PARK. Flo, March 23 PICKLED TO DEATH LONDON. The doctor aakt aha With "WattieT Holm ahpfted to the Infield, "Pepper" Martin, rookie had died of "chronic Intoxication. outfielder from Houston, will be But' neighbor Insist ah was pie- death, . sjven every chanceto win a lar outneld bith wrth tb St - The evidence submitted to a cors oner Louis Caadinala. Jury probing the death of Mats Msy Robsley. 60. brought out I FTBDI E GETS TWO PLACES tbe fact that ah had drunk a pint commercial vinegar daily for 30 Purdje wu the only Big Ten to place two men on the years. mythical conference five this sea- i Even in case of Illness, when sh son, with Murphy at center and could not eat, sh still Insisted on Kemmer at guard. having her pint of vinegar, according to witnesses. Tunney met Jascba HeifeU down la Florida, the other day. .Now w GAS FROM SEWAGE can expect soma better concert from Mr. Heifets we suppose. JNEW BRUNSWICK. N. J Usable ga is now being produced ' A savings bank In the form of from According to Dr. Wila closed urn of baked clay with a liam sewage. Rudolfs at th New Jersey slit in' the top has been found in Agricultural Experminrt Station, a the ruins of Utica, an ancient tairjUfl-a-ciof so.ooo la Pbonician city " oh Xhe African producing from iy 16.000 to 25,000 coast. cubic feet of gas. dally. Th ga he savs. has a hut la r When parrot! are bored they In- nrf r.nr. than natural . sents a saving of $10,000 yearly. variably pick their feather. , ; ISame Old Charley Paddock) Freed, Freshman Star, Makea Good Showing While Veterans Win 4 r oil top!. IThus'w'nt thenar!? Tor funds to Mid BuCShields to th oslionat iateroollrSate swimming mret. and , -uUk ensUan's presence I j t0( now asm a l Phiiaaeipnii. niv Over j SO and 8V WTO Leav . st Saturday Coach C. KhieldOniEaP'? U. swim mentor, and Leaf, IJTT. RhitUU rwvch for many years, will leave; Satirday ttght for the big noitteut--o : Aikirwill take tn two jn tfc Illinois A. Chicago luipr aolaii en to Phila 'reliminariM of the nadelphta- lated for Friday ar tional mt Herald will twelve of Shields" showing. e 1-- h special la the tn competition r.-- ,t, ta 2t-- ' i'scaHt-X- classic. 440-yar- .i.d rs d wm free - nament at the University of Utah. Gallacher, who is pot eligible for team place, i favored, to win hi way to the finals, where Blevins Is the otherfsvortt. GallaiAet4L0i.ydeiuwert slated Lott Udn Champion-Ne- ar to tangle ' thia . aftaroon, while Crone and Blevins also were to Close, But Rally , meet today, with Freed opposing Settles Fray the winner of this match Monday. Haydea wn hi way ot th aemb finals by defeating Marshall Neff, AUGUSTA. Ga.. March 23.-- Big (--, showing an excellent driv Bill TUden, American net aee, nar' to de so. ..j,. rowly averted his second defeat In ing game ins y two successive days when he nosed liaiiacnnr -Canacher, In aucoidance with Mi ouTGeoige Lott yoTrthtarChtclttnevltabl custom of playing close match. sensation. In a five-ematches with weaker players, won V 6, Th score was Lott led at 4 on his own service over Olea Hardy after two close In the final set, but Tilden. show- - sets of 4 and t who I Freed, f PMhman ing gi eater steadiness than we ha displayed against Hennesey, rallied counted on a a mainstay of th to win three straight games and the Utes this season; downed Jim lettermaa of 1927, by a " match. - Lol( service. wa- a- spectacular, score of Excellent weather has allowed than being much more effective that of his veteran nival, but Tir the Ute to get considerable early practice, and they, should be in fln.i deffl Ololnf M ind Trreater served him well. shap for the opening of th season, next month. Hennessey Wins Again Blevins, Hsyden, Freed and Crona Hennessey continued his tritmph vicappear certain of four of th five ant march with a straight-se- t tory uver WHmer Allison, nation- regular bertha, while the fifth will number of even al Intercollegiate champion of last be contested by 64. season. The score was performers, including Hennessey meets Johnny Doeg. Ingebretsen, Neff, Hardy and Tayyouthful California star, next W. lor. F. Cohen, Jr.. sensational youth, I followed ' his Wednesday victory GREAT MATCH - ty1e - hmil to senciuns u Pmvo chamber of commer "Y" which, cVrated (uy wu Maa '. WASH1NOTON. March 23 (UP). Charte W. Schwab, chairmaa f th board f th Bethlehem Steel ereeratitt. -- 4eM aesMt eoaj U vaettgator today he primarily la interested in the "welfare of labor but does not bettex In collective ' bargaining. STRAND TONIGHT . AND ; SATURDAY ' I 4 A.riot.Qf. laughter ' and fun. ; uurnl V nnlihirh hla-he- 6-- L 6-- M)i 7-- 6-- 1. -- 6-- re atxmse of the ouil i TILDEN TAKE- S- HALT LAKE C1TT, March 23 Chick Blevins, Mel Gal lac her. Bill Haydea, Dave Freed and Unden Crone are the sol survivor of th spring single championship tour YlWa SCUWA9 41K3 Mi, SPECIAL MARCH SALE m,- 1-- 6-- : Inge-bretse- n. 6-- reported. officials h the drive, AU buclnaaa houses made donation! and aweUad ratytof from (A toof 20,Individual to the eontfUona Make up Xi necessary total. HMDoaM It F.xrllit waa taken r A sneclal collection by member of the Etka' lodge, (SO belne folded to the fund by thia means. ,Tltcraans of the Provoto" cltl the imi ah'J)uatneaa housea Intereat drive Incidence of the taken bv Provo in the achieve ments fcjShleldsT which have now over Doeg. by smothering Arnold ranched U. po'nt where they bare Jones of Providence, ranked No, 6 t.mty to n naiinnany rer jn thf WExbiJR. Jhi llling f o a. luasie. t nf score was o, , Provn JJ done IU part you re next, Buu! I ; i Wi ay Brown downed Bud Chandler, conqueror of Lott, jby a count 6 2, of . f featnrlgg 6-- pel-ien- . u 6-- 4, 6-- o-- s, f. PILOTS SEVERE seconds. t Upon ifs iriufc'T - Depends Wjth Heveral Clubs 3EV7 YArtK. March 23 (UP Rome of t)ie problem! which thel set big league baseball manager out to solv a month go ait ill were lacking a solution today after a months spring training. ....The ampleur managers who ess show any 'American league manager in a few minutes with pencil and papel how to beat the Yankees might take under advjsement this IW: Second Backer Nd Chicago Cubs a second baseman " to replacei"8parky" Adams. St. Lovit 4 Cardinals a shortstop td replaoe Tommy Thevenow If his nandicap him. injured Brooklet Robins How will Davo Bancroft perform at shortstop? New York Giants Can Andy Qnften kwjuup his spring pace? . Cincinnati Reds Will Luque, Mays, anntftlxey came throughT , Detroit Tigers Getting Fother-gll- f -- ! Into ifriape? Will Athletics Phlladeljihia Cbbb andpeaker hinder or help? "Cleveland Indians Roger to get a i!organ-is- d teanlygether. St. Louis Browns llanush sU Blue. Success of TUNNEY MAY 7T777. . . . . "CIUCAGO" .... . . Ju J PARAMOUNT THEATRE , FRIDAY 15 Wonder J3 JV-- FRIDAY, MARCH 30 SATURDAY Prices Including Tax 5jk $1.10 $1.65 $2.20 $2.75 Mail Orders Now, When A ' 'Accompanied by Checkg WARNING: Every seat b bound to be sold for this sett ' away. ' L dog life on the mce- I - irack. Thrills! trtar0w?Gero I J s& I Thrills!. ME.V8 CLCB DINNER 8TME CAPTAIN PAYSON. March 23. Th Men' club held it regular monthly dinunner session Wednesday evening at Carnegie Tech pulled th usual in electing captains at the th Community church. J. H. Man end of th basketball season when derfleld and Dr. R. N. Meade of they chose Harvey White to lead Salt Lake each gave an interesting them again next year. talk on the llv stork Industry. President Elmer McBeth waa jn N LED Bid TEN SCORERS the chair. thrice Benny. Oosterbaan, football end, was high scorer in the Big Ten basketball games this year. Te totaled 129 points. remained Tuesday I ii aj re aitonUhlngly low - Jai? yoa jour rnoney a worth. . Balloon ,. 1 -- 'London . OIOTO) iTi And Sennett Girls Comedy "THE SWIM GIRLS" Will hold orhi-dt- horses Auto Co. 1 a, VIRGINIA BROWNE FAIRE CARROLL NYET ; : .,fei ytjlom . Utah Jack Bell Auctioneer t 'J Ah I 1 L 'NO KO KA!tTT" Thrilling, :,ADI- - r tauD Asrr.n ncrui ' . ss exciting,' days of the big gold tow--le- rush. " Thtu calkd hint a bush U&Qiier -- , . f . f 1 I t t . ! .cur nt nox a lot of Dig uaHc stuff fc nme'v.-p- - JAIW jMciitelliise . .... ' 7 ii i . la . ; T7v i m -- At Union Stock Yards, Ojrden, n i BOBBY CORDON 1 The Story of a Small Town Boy and a Big Town .Girl -- Tuesday, Mar. 27th PHONE 261 HQ- - HEAD . at:. SUNDAY e , fit tV Today and Saturday STARTING SUNDAY FOR 4 DAYS unusual, The Rtar whose every picture is an event! : The story that has never been equalled! . ' The director who made "What Price Glory"! The cast headed by Lionel Barry more! If you rriiss "Sadie" you're missing a gorgeous lady! their next auction and unbroke : NO Bonita ... with Dalphne Pollard The Ogden Horse and Mule Commission Co. ral SUCCESS r After Midnight' STARTS 241 West Center Phone 343 ii teuton mw r&M.cwM tn u&tlTi IBnTER THAN with Marceline Day - Conrad.Nagel Our Service Goes With 'em. Tool Ford Garage - rf MUSICAL: 3 Lon Chanev .S6J10: ANDERSON h , COMEDy -- Expert drama ....:....$4.95 ,; h rls 1 1 utterly fascinating! in price, but they'll- - r. 2 p. m. 1 i ii I si III ii I irr-aai And then Lon Chaney, as a detective with hypnotic pow, er, is put on the case. new, e at . NAUTICAL mystery, PRI CED TIRES c?t i Balfour LOW i, ' (SWlffftlPf?) For five years the death nrr! r TRIUMPHS AGAIN! mer. - r . . r : ' -i- n-' VT y ;-- Iylor TOURING Axjaowhgjnrjr.b. to covering the outfield.' 218 WESTiCENTFR ; 71 PHYLLIS' HAVER " . -- i i MUU V, TOURING STARTING SUNDAY. . . On of the White Sox recruit i oartoonist, too, and drsw a pretty stresses offensive tract-Ic- i, picture of on of th wicked old headline on a piece from regular. The peevish old fellow offered to remove our hero's training camp. Sounds dome, It 1 said, for twoyoung cent. Tls umpires. well y artist was an amateur. Shotten NEW YORK, March 23 (UP). says a Whether Lloyd Hahn of Nebraska, th Phils' Boston A. A.. America' premier bad for th middle distance runner, will go broad ahead of th American Humbert Fugazy, New York Olympic team, remain unsettled. The American Olympic commitee promoter, is lining up an elmina-tio- n Grover Alexander Is training a announced yesterday that th U. 3. of hi own .and may show up young, man named Donald Conklin l team will go in on body aboard Tex Rickard. Humbert ha such his shoes 8o3body ought as Ohsodumb, th liner President Roosevelt on candidate Phil to take that young man aside and did not say Hahn Scott George Godfrey, Nut Han- tell him that the wages off sin Is NEW YORK. March. 23 (UP) July H, but Gene Tunney, heavyweight boxing would be prevented rora preceding sen, Vittorio Campolo, Angus Sny- death, and that, If. he uke over 1 der and Vlnka Jakasa. CGooity. .knmnlnn fur, ananctialnn in nlw the rnaln body. say i KrWBf'BalBr TCuTToS famil walk straight in7 them of a Saturoiir imrfTamJTr serifs pTiie itsc of ana neia team w. . . ninety men, four for iar. challenges filed with the New York composed day night athletic commission by Jack Shark- each of the 21 events and six for ' ey, Tom Hceney and Johnny Risko. the marathon. Th ten assistant coaches ap Tunneyfs reply yesterday to the Dean Cromwell, , commission's decree that he select pointed i.iclud an opponent for his next title bout Southern California and Dick , before tho expiration of 'his six Templeton, Stanford. J months period allowed a champion MAY HELP DODGERS in which to defend hi title failed I XlfC-s- Se ' Direction L. Marcus Enterprise Rub Bressler, who last year hit ' to satisfy the board. I now th In the event of suspension, Rich .291 for Cincinnati, : TODAY AND SATURDAY ard may be forced to carry the next property of Brooklyn and will make th Robin a very useful heavyweight title bout elsewhere. If Tunney is suspended, the com player no matter where he Is sta mission may name the mai Tunney tioned. He I adept at several posCHANEY must box if he fights here this sum- ition. "Chicaga White Sox Showing of CJialmer eBell, (123.000 shortstop. The holdouts have dwindled mKM BM BM Kenneth Wrl BoWfi Toi parrormtlonir league HSma comeback-- and reorganited pitchers. Pete Donohue th Reds ff. pitching and Vic Aldridge of the Giants, but these two apparently are good Another Rl.ke"? for the summer unless their terms -BUnleyUlarria. manager of the sre met Waahington Senators, believes he Donohue may never pitch for haa found another Speaker In Sam the Reds again. From his horn at Wast ... Fort Worth. Texas, Donohue sends may never be the hitter words that if he never put on a Speaker, iabut he cerUlnly looks Concinnatl uniform again that'll be lika anothrf?peaker when It comes too soon. . ; r ,J . Jar aJooMUiami w I VALUES ' J COUPE -- . tlNUSUAL 3 ..1924 DODGE Jim Mullen of Chicago ha a man lined up for Tunney J The man' name I Otto von Porat You just have to Imt-- b M'llniliJ.JoJIVjH Chicago, 'they say. to-fil- YariTCT , . , pro- , 3-- 6 BE SUSPENDED 'flow toTleal Our used cars are dependable, reconditioned and jected from the weather until sold. d . 6-- PROBLEMS OF indicnud in the picture' above, uu pot hav to stay la high gear to win all hi races. He Is shown pulling up easily n winning th dash In a, recent meet between th Lo Angeles A. C. and Stanford. That he l reaching top form was proven when he did 300 yards in 31 second Ir. an attempt gainst the record of 30 ' " NUT BEFORE TEAM CMCKED I -- Charley Paddock, a iii 41 mm r svT f sT ,'b-- l '''limlbiJcifat'iuT' Chpter 4 Serial J TtyibiC THE SCOUTS r SUNDAY ONLY A Sijuecxe Plsv That'Q Tklle Your lUbs mad Warm Your Heart ' "HIDDEN ACESr v |