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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1929. INTERSECTIONAL TILTS FLAVOR MIDWEST GRIDIRON CARD II1OTS-ARM- GAME OUTSTANDING; Y ATTRACT HORDE HARVARD-MICHIGA- N PLAY ALBION 300,000 Expected to See Activities Centered on Big Ten Fields. . Forest Fire Ash Turning to Lye Threatens Fish Follows Dad's Gridiron footsteps WEBER BOYS Willie Heston, Jr., son of M'phigan university's great star of 20 years ago, is repeating bis father's y-making efforts on the gridiron. He is one of the besfrhalf backs in the middle west and Michigan's star. histor- Team Reported Strong; Wildcats Line- Idaho COAST FROM WHICH HE FAILS TO COME BACK MINOiVTILTS eV-Harvar- '''Nk east-we- k ri Army-IUtno- , pi w hnlt.. 7 ed LOGAN rt V 1 - J, x) if r re S7-- J. Legion' of Logan Fixes Program -- and-exa- BMCKFOOTSCHOOt LOOAN.-Accordin- PUTS Artay-Illino- Army-Illlno- la . u B0TS WHIP Wil-kin- A. C Announces ut HIS DEATH i with his while legs, agile Nick Gains First Fall, but proved 8 track's headlock and his jackknife were effective, the former more so, Is Disabled; Sarpolis, however, for at times SarpoUs showed California Meets Montana, strange contempt for the latter mode of torture made famou by Strack. ..,'. Strack Please. Once SarpoUs nearly pinned Strack Stanford Plays Huskies, with a leg split and once he nearly before a stepover toe hold, U. S. G. Nevada. After two thrilling draw had put gave way other than those two occabut upon up to Be Revamped. , By CHARLES W. DCNXLEY. W).-- Th CHICAGO. Not. brightest toteraectional day In West BOISE. Idaho (PWDanger of for- - Special ts The Tribune. By RUSSELL J. NEWLAND. cm conference gridiron history comes est fire ash brewing up lye to wipe OODEN. Intermountain Junior SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8 W). out the trout in many north Idaho nlor college champions for the past tomorrow, with two of the ouUtand Desultory firing will mark the week d and streams Friday Dromnted R. E. six years, Weber college will face it tag eleven to the ' the Army inading in miaaie west Thomas, state game warden, to make first league competition of the season ly resumption of football activity toto meet Michigan end Uiinol m a an investigation of the seriousness here Saturday afternoon when It will morrow along a far western front st battle of the situation. clash with Albion college of Albion, pair of the biggest that for the last two week ha been to win discuss He leave of the 1929 campaign. Idaho. The klckoff is scheduled for Baturaay ' rocked by tremendous salvos. Purdue, undefeated and a ranking the situation with local deputy game 3 o'clock. Three conference clashes are slatfavorite, along with Minnesota, to wardens as well as to take up the The Albion squad has played lour ed, with California's Bears, remainwin tna Big Ten eaampionsnip, auo matter of feeding deer on Jack Fin game this year, and has not suf ing undefeated conference eleven, flats near Priest lake during the fered a defeat The Idaho team, will engage in an intersection! comfeatured in the main engagement. coached by Norman Jacobsen, has bat, meeting Mississippi at Lafayette. winter. The Bears line up at Berkeley Warden Thomas said there was scored wins over the University of This trio of intersection! conflicts. against the invading Montana Grizwith the other Big Ten games, is ex- grave danger that the great depos- Idaho soutnern srancn; Kicks colzlies with the prospect of a third : pected to attract an attendance of its of wood ash left by the forest lege of Rexburg, Twin Falls hleh successive conference victory and a i mare than 300,000, with gate receipt fire would be transformed into lye school and the Albion alumni. It has good workout at the expense of the by the first spell of wet weather and scored a total of 44 points against 33 of close to 11,000.000. .: visitors. Although major Interest will cen- be washed into the streams by storms. for opponents. After last Saturday' surprising In several This has occurred ter m the Michigan-Harvar- d game Coach Merlin Stevenson s Weber showing, in which the Bears upset the stream! following hard fir seasons. aggregation, which defeated the U at Ann Arbor and the 'dope" and Southern California' ca he said. The situation is especially Montana School of Mines her last battle at Champaign, another hopes with a U-- 7 victory, the critics out- for the dangerous about the Clearwater Saturday, will present a revamped pacity crowd will turn almost to a man have hitched then river. highly Important Mlnneaota-Iow- a lineup again Saturday. predictions to the band wagon of the rame at Iowa City, In which Minne. same The for the probable lineup California team. ota' championship hopes will rise TAk MEMBERS DEBATE follows: Montana' 1929 srldlron showing 1 i , Weber- or lau, , A!bton, has not been impressive. In two Hiekman ....tie EQUAL SCHOOL LEVY OaterBoot Mi . .. .It ,.,...,.. Chamfers vVi, Lattlmer,.,.,,,.., Northwestern Tikes games so far It has tied Washington, Moore. ........ ,.,..! wntfaard i 1 6 to 6, and lost to Idaho. 19 to 0. De On Ohio Staters. Buhlr. i. Doxe y .,..,..o , (Continued (rem Fast On.! Tamil Williams..., ........re spite this record, the Montanans are Northwestern, the team that blast Kmc........ ,.rt P.Poaey expected to give California a hard ......re Utah mining Industry. The tabula- rreer, nnapp ed Illinois' Big Ten championship Hatch. Saunders battle, especially if Coach Nibs Price ...,..ob habit a week ago. will invade Coium tions were submitted to Senator W. Dt mo ciapier place much of th burden upon the Humll bus, determined to knock Ohio State candland with a letter from W. W. 'rouu. ...... ..'... rhb houlder of hi Bear reserves. fb Uearo ) noma., Seeamlller, director of public rela into the rants 01 tne conference Stanford's Cardinals will Journey and ruin its chance of snatch tions for the Associated Mine. to Seattle to take on the Washington We are firmly of the ODinloa" ing- the title. husky squad that so far has won Chicago, with renewed confidence writes Mr. Seeirmlller In Dart. "that. none, lost three and tied one game. because of Us triumph over Prince notwithstanding the possibility of And football encounters between ton, will tanele with the forlorn wis further refinement of these figures, now and November 23 are "Just an consln eleven at Stagg field. Chicago. tne principles ana general conclu- OFTTCE. m NOaiH MM!. fHONI 11. to other game" the Cardinal. On Cerrrteondftit, aeeld'nea Fhont IN, Indiana ww take tne day on to pre-pt- sions to be drawn from these schedthat date they will take the field CirculaUM. Sn, rttMO. for a contest with Northweslern ules are absolutely sound. against California. All other things Should this Drtnclnle of the dls- week hence. being equal, the Bears figure to line Notre Dame, rolling along toward trwuuon or state district school funds up against tne cards with their rec national championship honors comes meet with the approval of your com ord still unblemished. to soldiers' field, cmcago, ior we mittee and commission, we will be Two rivals of the north will be op second time this season, meeting pleased to undertake a more scientific posed in the third conference test. Minidoka-Count- yBull Drake; holder of the Mlssoort Valley study and tjtherwtse to cowith Washington State seeking to conference championship. upward operate with you. We believe that in g Renames Directors boost its standing at the expense of to Comman of 60.000 will witness the Rocknekss the final preparation of this plan, the Body Idaho's Vandals. advice and counsel of the state board der WlUlara F. Ehman of the No. 7 warriors in action. Southern California's ON PROGRAM Special to The Tribuna, Trojans, of the American Legion in Loofficials should be obtained." post is Gam RUPERT, Idaho Meeting in an- smarting under their unexpected de gan, an extensive program has been Present Sehedoiea to on the week will out work a Rufeat ago, nual session in the courthouse in Promises to Be Thriller. planned by that body for Armistice Show rtaa Feasibility. evening, the Minidoka weaker University of Nevada squad. Th public, junior and senior Tuesday pert day, The game promise The schedules referred to by Mr. high schools will attend the ceremo-ni- e Special to The Tribuna. County Bull association reelected the Meanwhile, the Trojans will be point to be the real thriller. Each team has Idaho. are four in number, only BLACKFOOT. Irvine present board of directors. S. W. ing for their lntersectionai clash in held in the tabernacle starting suffered one defeat and has been held Seegmiller Chicago a week later with the unde school's fifth grade pupils gave an Beck, Lee Kesslnger and Fred . to a tie, and the feeling persists in three of which have been worked out at 10 a. m. date. In the first of these, a study feated, untied Notreuame Rambler. Tribute will be paid to the memory Armistice day nnxrram in the library both camps that a victory In tomor- to ia made of what change would be of the occasion by Arthur Woolley Friday morning. Parents and friends . Association bulls were reported in row's game will retrieve the season. in the local school tax lev- - of Ogden. Music will be furnished filled the room capacity ana en good breeding condition and finances The Cadets, in particular, figure the necessary u loved nronram. state the fund school district the in good' shape by Caretakers Fred the Logan high school music HOG battle will either make or break their lea, were distributed to the school dls. by The room was decorated with flags McAlister of Riverside block, Aubrey campaign. s, exon A. tricts of B. basis of and the the The work the war block, and average Powers, Empire pictures. The contest win be witnessed by a child of school age Pioneer block. -- CAUSES art denartment for the year was dis sell-ocrowd of 68.000, reminiscent penditures per state. U. the throughout H. A. Mathlesen of Portland, field In the hall, including a panel played of the throngs that used to flock to Holsteln-Frie-s1827 Tne schedule take the year or nnnTim iieures. ine mausu-iarepresentative of the see Red Orange gallop about. The aa a basis. In that year the research association, who as a bull assodisplays In the regular class rooms Army famous red head, Chris Cagle, workers found the total centers were costs school ciation specialist, helped organize the boards ana bulletin the will be the attraction tomorrow on LOUISIANA, Mo Nov, 8 (). .nil $10,407,089, divided among the 113.. of interest. Much of the success oi local association, pas in attendance Charles the battleground made famous by of Boots, 18, of Rockport, 111., 054 children of school age in the tne was in wort at annual the due to melting. the program died in a hospital here last night LOGAN Sneclal Armistice day Grange. show direc an state, under music average expenditure the department, There Is a growing suspicion that from injuries he suffered Thursday exercises will b held at the Utah tion of Mlsa Marie Pore. v ; . : per capita. Club Girl Student Illinois will be out to "take the Army" of $73.78 near Pleasant Hill, 111., while he was Agricultural college on MonIt was found that the Salt Lake State to make amends for the setbacks the N. A. Pederson, Hohtein-Friesia- n hogs with a whip he had New Members driving Pick City school district, with 32.84 ner- - day, according to Dr. astwice conference champions met in sons Expert on fashioned from a short length of committee of school age, raised by the lo chairman, of the wire. "One end of the wire their campaign for their third cal levy that year I1.878J38, or M7.S3 semblies, Three Utah artist will Visit Minidoka Breedert "New members of the Trotters club, ballna struck him on the right side of his straight title. give the program at the. college, to It the capita. per required, of bring the Women' University auxiliary Reports from Champaign are that total up to the state average, anoth which will begin at 10:4a a. a. BURLEYr'ldaho. H. A Mathie- - of Utah R. O. T. C, were announced neck, passing through his windpipe "Prosty" Peters, sensational IlUnl er and entering nis leu lung. Professor Maude May Babcock of sen, nortnwestern representative vi wmcn would be supplied i3.u, following balloting among the r, be at the Holstein-Friesia- n may quarterback and Breeders' as- Friday from the state fund, Instead of the the department of public speaking as of the students Eight department to to an return the after ready lineup $23 per capita it actually did receive. the University of Utah will appearLo- - sociation, visited Holstein breeders freshmen girls, three Juniors and two absence of a couple of weeks due to a Under the proposed system, then, the reader; Albert Southwick of the on the south side Minidoka project seniors were included. Initiation cracked rib. Peters kicking and gento the Lake city San city schools will be the vocal Wednesday, in company with Counwill probably be held next week. apportionment of Beales eralship will be invaluable to the schools from the tate salt Professor and Reginald W. W, Palmer. fund would be The first year girls include Helen Illinl forces, particularly if the game cut will be ty Agent music of th faculty college if the schools in tne evening, aitw panaauig vi Tareart. Mary Eiizabetn carrou, is close. In which event he may drop-kic- k were byto $318,307,theand, soloist. violin with ht in venison dinner company sam Facts concerning Lions Internaamount, the Blanche Everett, Dorothy Hanford, spend a few points. Palmer and Extension Agent Dan Barbara Kellock, Elinor Dawson, tional were outlined at the weekly local school tax levy would have to Warren, he was present at a meetbe 1.65 mill higher than it actually Enormous Crowd to of the Salt Lake club at the Georgia McClod and Aurella Hamp Bull asso- ton. The Juniors are Mildred Hun meeting waa that year. ing of the Burley-Decl- o Hotel Utah Friday afternoon by gee Harvard, Michigan. on various probciation, and spoke B. Anderson, Chicago, assisThe smaller portion of the state ter, Nora Stewart and Iola Helselt, A record-breakicrowd of 87,000 lems encountered by breeders. The while the seniors are Doella Mae Oeorge fund coming to Salt Lake City tant secretary of the international to 80.000 will Jam Michigan stadium school favorwent association record on as other like district would be mad and Donnan and Wanda Ashley. organization. for the battle between the Crimson ing a three-da- y dairy school to be to disMr. Anderson said Lionism was by increased allotment and Wolverines. Michigan, although up William Peter- held here in January, under direcLOOAKProfessor of the state which did not have tricts now by 2003 clubs and renresented Take Club Women Burler defeated in three successive confer-enc- e o high an assessed valuation division tion of dairy specialists. Almost a 78.000 members. He noted an in per son, director of the extension called was of games, may be a tough foe for capita of school population. Washbeen members A. of the U. 8, complete attendance C, has Up Discussion of Home crease of 423 clubs since this time last Harvard. The Wolverines are deterthe meeting being presided vear and comnlimented the local or , county is the shining example to attend a meeting of the federal present, mined to shake off their Jinx, and ington overA. L. the Peterson Professor board. land Hanks, by of the schedule. president Bpeolal to Tha Tribune. grant ganlzation for having sponsored the the Crimson invader may be their board to the was appointed same recently In school That district the B U R L E Y, Idaho. Meeting manv clubs in Utah, there being now victims. The teams have met four year raised I50.17S At present he Family Service Society with a total by its local school by President Hoover. of a total of thirty-seve- n twenty-fiv- e member Wednesday, times in the east, with Michigan fall- levies, or an where he average of $22.10 for each is in La Cruces, N. M.,where Woman' club held a pro- membershin of 1100. the Burley Committee Nominate to the ing to register a victory, always losing of its 2270 school Population. To left Friday for Chicago, A summary of the New York stock gram wherein the American home by a narrow margin. Tomorrow will it up to the state average, it meeting is to be held. was discussed. Mrs. F. B. Thomas market break and a forecast of future to be the first time a JKarvard eleven bring Nominees officers be for Peterson pre Professor From Chicago, would require $50.41 per capita, and. ' ever talked on home finance, from the market conditions were given at the has ape iared in the middle west therefore, would receive Just about will go to Washington, D. C., where sentd to the board of directors of angle of women as the spenders. meeting by Richard F. Beck of the The troublesome Iowa Hawks, havdouble what It actually did from the he will consult with members of the the Family Service society at its anwere Mrs., Harry investment securities department of nual meeting are being selected by Other terspeakersMrs. ing had two weeks to prepare for the state school fund under the $25 rule. department of agriculture. , Co. following Mr. An. Teaman. Mrs. J. A. Hogle and Harps of to of which a committee threaten Minnesota, onslaught nominating The amount additional from the J. B. Arthur conducted a short par demon's renort. climax their season by duplicating state was found to be $58,228, and Beverly S. Clendenin is chairman, The meeting was presided over by anil. their surprise victory of 1928 over the a grant of that amount would deaccording to announcement Friday. liamentary The policy of developing home tal E. H. Chapman. be held Monday Iowa gam has been a crease the school levy in The The will Gophers. meeting ' neon at the chamber of commerce. ent has been Instituted by the club Minnesota lime for the past three sea- county that year by 18.22Washington mills. and members state that Mexican Insurers Must sons. Miss Elizabeth McMechen, executive this season, will however, has Minnesota, Under this method of calculating, it be continued. Both shown a terrific punch, coming from it was found the local school rate secretary, will present" her yearly re- probably Convert Bank Assets the speaking and musical programs behind In most games. LOOAN. A otal of 8538 childTen port. would be increased in 17 districts, by to are be confined to local ( , generally the of school entire in county age amounts ranging from .01 of a mill people. American citizenship is to be MEXICO CITY. Nov. 8 W) The Georgia Tackle X. T. C. In Beaver county to 3.18 mills In Tin-t- ic against 8608 for 1928 was shown in Senator King Hopes to discussed at the next meeting of the Mexican department of Industry, la Tank Stadium. district. The local levies would the census of the Logan city and commerce and labor has notified all Go school districts. The south tosses a challenge to the be decreased in 23 district Office Saturday club. by county insurance companies doing business district there was an east when Georgia moves into the amounts In the city .99 WAREHOUSE BVRN8. from of mill a In Mexico that they must convert increase of 43, but the county tabu- Bpwlal to Tha Tribune.' Yankee stadium New York in Nebo ranging Special to Tlw Tribune. district, In Utah county, lated assets on deposit in the Bank ' their 107. of This decrease showed a the 8. Nov. engagement marking to the decrease already noted In Senator university, WASHINGTON, BURLEY. Idaho. Fire start ins of Mexico into securities that are not left a total decrease of 72. The num- King the first appearance of the Bulldogs Washington county. conbeen who has of Utah, from heating stove which set fire subject to the fluctuation of quoted of Dixie In the metropolis. ber of school children In the city to- fined to his apartment for the last to thea wan. burned a warehouse at VftiUBS. Followers of the game in the Big Daily Attendance taled 3148 In 1929 against 3105 in 1928. week, expects to be able to visit his Churchill .Wednesday, together with Foreign insurance companies are Blx will turn with rapt interest to a Schedal Submitted. ., office briefly tomorrow, and to re- about a carload of barley. An Ore- required by law to keep on deposit TRAVELER NEXT SPEAKER. Another schedule was made up on sume his place in the senate next gon Short Line box car game between Oklahoma and Kanon in the Bank of Mexico a sum suffistanding sas. the basis of average daily attendance, Edward Tomlinson, week. The senator made marked im- the siding, filled with wheat, LOQAN. was also cient to guarantee payment of poli will be and writer does Utah, moving under continued mo- aa distinct from the school populanot feel lecturer, but traveler, provement today, yet Help summoned from sur cies, and these deposits total more mentum in its quest for another tion. Whereas total school populathe next attraction on the Utah State equal to getting wholly back into har- destroyed. rounding farms prevented the flames than 16.000,000. Rocky Mountain conference cham- tion of that year was 143,054. aver- Agricultural college lyceum program, ness. from spreading to the Mullen grain pionship, must dispose of Colorado age dally attendance was 119.004, and according to Secretary R. E. Bernt-soelevator, near by. EXAMINATION DATES SET. Officer Unearth Mr. Tomlinson will lecture to college. The contest between the two average cost per pupil actually atstate of Utah and Colorado grows tending, therefore, was $87.45. On the student November 12 at 1 p. m. Bpfclal to Tha Tribuna. LINE PLANS CLOSING AGENCY. Abandoned by Operator more interesting as the two Aggie such a basis. It was found that the He is a specialist on South American POCATELLO, Idaho. Regular exAmplication of thwWpstmri Pnftftp reduction in Washington county affairs and will lecture on the sub aminations for teachers will be held Railroad scnooi meet, too. ' company for permission to Special Tha Tribune. On the Pacific coast the banner would be 22.14 mills, which would ject "What Do You Know About at the courthouse November 21, 22 BRIGHAM CITYSher f John discontinue an agency at its station event on the card will be the battle make a local levy unnecessary at all, South America?" ' and 23, according to announcement of Salduro In Tooele county was filed H. Zundel and Deputy Charles between the Cardinal of Stanford unless the Washington county schools Friday morning by Miss Nora Boyum. with the public utilities commission Cheal went to Indian c; k, north PARKIN ERROR COSTS $10. and Huskies of the University of spent more for education than they county superintendent of schools. Friday.- - Date of hearing has not yet of Kelton In western Boxelder, did that year.f Washington."- LOGAN. A fine of $10 was im Miss Boyum states that examinations ocen set t t k Thursday to investigate rei rts con- In Salt Lake City there would be posed on Cadmus Wallace, Jr., by in two local subtects will be held Fri Two undefeated but tied teams of cernmg the operation oi. an illicit the east are engaged in Boston, with an increase in the local levy of 1.47 City Judge Jesse Prich when Wallace day instead of Saturday, as in previ machlrte'ry made in Amer. liquor stui tnere. xney ii Bakery ted the Fordham going against Boston col- mills. Decreases would occur In 26 pleaded guilty to parking his auto In ous years. is used In lea soviet Russia. being place and found that thi still had lege. Dartmouth and Brown, which districts ranging from .14 of a mill front of a fire plus. 'According to t " of the ana been abandoned in Boxelder school district to 22,4 the complaint, Wallace- refused to will not play next season, say fareequipment, including the still, well for time after tomorrow's in Washington, while increases In number moved. They confiscated matte? game. Pittsburgh, undefeated and 14 districts would range from .04 of when of barrels, coils and other equip- untied, will play Washington and a mill In Ogden to 5.84 in Tintic. attention. ment. The third schedule already submitJefferson. Other neighbors playing ted equalizes not total school costs, Scout Executive Attends are Pennsylvania and Penn State. Ward Plans Honors for - In the south, Georgia Tech, after a but the operation and maintenance An old the explorers in full figure; with Court of Honor LEWISTON, Idaho disappointing season marked already costs of the schools, which, in the Departing Missionaries to average medal, struck off for the Portland guns In their, hands. One of the guns by three defeats, wiH go to Nashville year 1927, were found ' exposition, may furnish the design points toward the west. This keyed for a desperate effort to stop $59:12 throughout the state based on Bprelal to Th Tribune. trinket, Special to Tha Tribuna. the Commodores of Yanderbilt. The school population. TWIN FALLS, Idaho. E. Russell for the half dollars to be minted in however, would be difficult to reduce RICHMOND: Miss Lenore Bullen was 6uch It a would found, undefeated Kentucky team meets a of the Lewis and for a coin. plan. Scott Thursday attended his first commemoration and Le Grande Gunnel, who will - increase the local levy on Salt Lake court of honor session since becoming Clark expedition. severe test In Alabama. A bill has been introduced in con leave for missions for the L. D. S. st will pit City S.07 mills for school purposes. scout executive Two games of wide .The medal, presented the newly gress for Snake River Burton L. French, repre- church this month, will be guests North Carolina against South Caro- It would decrease that in Washingcouncil. November 1. -- Two boys be organized Lewis and Clark Memo- semafoT-fcrthfu afr B farewell testimonial lina and Virginia Poly against the ton county by 13 74 mills. Decreases came star scouts, two first class, and rial association by William Adkln- - providing for the minting of memoat the South ward chapel. raneing from .03 of a mill In Iron thirty merit badges ver? aardd. son of this city, bears the profiles of rial half dollars. If they are minted Sunday University of Virginia. A farewell dance was given Friday to 13.74 In Washington would occur Grant Reynolds and Norvil Reynolds. Lewis .and ciarK. wnn a compass, the coins will be sold by the memo- evening at the opera bouse in honor .in 8S.Kh.ool districts..jL:hJle in the Klwl)er.l3!rejlJaiaat.giauite;exa. jaC&aiMLpAddleJw . JtodJpstJSeafcsmb . . between soviet Russia and the U. 6. ' other 15 the increases would ranpe man Bellwood. Klmberlv. and Her m?d?l Is round and Is suited to repro obtained, will b? turned over.io iheLof hfrfrsfewlonarrlp. mare- w 12.8 per cent of he total from .02 of a mill in Carbon to"3.S"Tnan Comles. Hansen." are the fiist duction on a coin. aasociation to pay for markers along Hawaii's coffee crop this year . in Tmtlc oriet foreign trade. class scout. Another medal bears bas reliefs of the proposed highway. would fill 55,000 bags. . BERN TAKES VELCOFF FOR Affi TOUR, BOOKS en Monday Program Hi .; ' fans on edge, Ira Dern cut short the Friday night wrestling program at McCullough's arena by giving Nicholas Velcoff the fatal ride 22 minutes after the Bulgarian Lion had won a first lau via a body ciutcn in tne main event of the evening's card. The bill was watched by a capacity crowd. Of the two draws prior to the chief bout, that between Charley Strack, husky Olympic champion of cmcago, and Dr. Karl Saroolls. the wrestling physician from Pennsylvania, proved Neither by far the more thrilling. could secure a fan in their allotted hour's work, yet each came perilously near going out of the picture at tne nana of msrtvai. Gene La Doux and Andy Brown, Cincinnati offered the first draw of the evening in a half -- hour time-litussle, contrary to expectations, me bout proved ethical. Neither showed any marked advantage over the other throughout the tussle, althougu each worsea aiugenuy to secure a iau. Velcoff Give Fan Run for Their Money. Until he went for the airplane ride, Velcoff proved an excellent match for Dern. Throughout the contest he was the more aggressive, and if actual count of holds were followed he outwrestled the local boy until within two minutes of the final scene, Wrestling with abandon early in the bout, he maneuvered Dern into six holds before succeeding with a body clutch; and the strange part of that first session was that Dern failed to obtain one hold. Two successive Deadlocks, a wristlock, another headlock and two "bear hugs" in succession the second of which was successful at eight minute- scombined to bring about Dern's : downfall in the first canto, Once again, for the second tussle. Velcoff. came hack strong and seemed to ciamp nis Doay noid on with ease again. Dern went down under It several times, and It was fully iivevmln-ute- s of the second tussle before Ira secured his first real hold, a wrist-locHe followed it with a headlock. and then clamped a double stepover toe hold which sent Velcoff fleeing to the ropes for protection. A trip through the rone Inter spersing, the two men began to mix it roughly in the middle of the ring. Under the mighty tussling of Velcoff, Dern went down to his knees. Tempting fate, Velcoff bent over him in an effort to secure a wristlock. and Dern, after some Juggling, found his opportunity to spin his foe to the mat. Velcoff was unable to return to the ring for a third try, v Sarpous, Strack Put On Rare Tussle. ,.',! The battle between Strack and Sar- polis truly was a battle of Riant. As one obtained a hold the other broke. it, and therein lay the tale. SarpoUs ' sions actual fall threats failed to exist, and the two ended their struggle in the center of the, ring, furiously tussling for an advantage. 7 and 8" Voitnre Dines S. L. "40 Coast Official E. Snapper Ingram of Los Angeles, chef de chemln de fer 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux of the American Legion, will be the guest of honor of the Salt Lake voiture at a dinner Saturday at 6:30 p. m. at the Elks club. Mr. Ihgrarh is expected to deliver an ' mit --! Mr. Ingram will stop to Salt Lake en route to Indianapolis where he will attend a meeting of the national executive council of the legion November 14 and 15. He will arrive here Saturday morning. Mr, Ingram is a city councilman at Los Angeles and was elected head of the 40 and 8 convention of at the recent Louisville the legion. He will be accompanied to Indianapolis by E. A. Llttlefield and Otto A Wiesley, both of Salt Lake, and C. B. Pope of Helper, who will represent the Utah department of the legion. V. . V' Canadian Fliers, Missing For Month, Reported Safe Nov. 8 MONTREAL. JP). Lieu tenant Bonnard and Sergeant Fortey, aviators of the department of national defense, who had been mlsc-in- g for a month, following a flight they made into the north country in search of Cannon and Llzotte. two missing CurtlssRdd. a via torstoday... were rejgrted . President Hoover Plan Seeing Football Game k. WASHINGTON. Nov. 8 UP) Presi dent Hoover will go to Annapolis morrow to attend the to- football game, ' Rupert Masons Meet Two Grand Officer Idaho. Royal Arch RUPERT. Masons of Rupert, with guest from and one member Minidoka Burley, of Boise. Perry Robinson, met in special session Tuesday evening in I. O. O. F. hall, on the occasion of the visit df Grand High Priest Alonso Cone, Blackfoot, and Grand Lecturer Harry Limeberger, of Boise. At the close of the lodge session the men, numbering twenty-fiv- e, a lunch at Snyder's club. ed drop-kicke- Cluh Hears of Lionism Spread . Utah's Land Board Member Gets Call ng i - ' School Census Shows Decrease MI Houses, Rooms, Apts. WHITER GOMES How Winning Ads Were Written. . . .. 771 "Rented Firit - - hit-re- S Calls Wed." ATTRACTrviXT Several Calls" NICE furatshrd front room for genUemen, in private family, 13.50 week, S3 East 1st So., apt. 1. Was. SUJ-- "Rented Rooms vuunn u. 4 I Calls Days" ruuiu, Data, IIsTflv, UCCu) QlUifftV .M BO. 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