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Show O 4. ' PAGE FOUR THE ; SUNDAY,, AUGUST HERALD-JOURNA- L Richmond Card To Open Fight Season Dark horse Meets Aggie Tennis Star The TItah Aggie tennis captain got down to work. At one time for next spring and a virtually Christiansen had him at match-poin- t before he rallied to stave unknown "dark horse from V'elii-villwill meet Monday morning off defeat. In the final set. Line, at the ITtah Stale Agricultural baugh built up a lead of only tie it at college for the Logan city tennis to have Christiansen before he ran out the set and title. Glade Llnehaugh fonght his way match. Fish had a comparatively easy into the finals with a sensational victory ovi Jack Christiansin time with BullenIn in the first and the second set, while Reid Williamson won out in third sets but another hard duel with Alton Sax-er- . the Iow'er made a hard stand, finThe score of the first match ally conquering by a score of William- 6 8. Dibble won in straight sets was although Lund gave him plenty of 6 4, 6 4. sons score was 2 6, tough opposition in the final canCleve Dibble and Irvin Fish wit! to which went to 6 7 before the Monon meet for the boys title Junior high school athletic star of flashed Fish day also. plenty was victorious. stuff to defeat Phillip Rullen, The doubles match between CHICAGO, Dibble defeated Dai win on Lund in the other semi-fina- l Saturday by a score of Saxer comThe Linebaugh-A- . bination was the first to enter the doubles finals with an easy 64, victory over the duo. They were followed late Saturday afternoon, by the duo after Chrlstiansen-Swlnyara hard fought contest with the Dibble Stewart pair. The scores 5 7, were The two finalists who will battle Monday for the crown now held by Jack Christensen of Weilsville both won their semifinal matches by virtue of greater consistency over hard driving, players, Unebaugh used bis consistent lobbing game which has played such a big part in keeping the state collegiate doubles title at Logan for the last two years In keeping ahead of Christianson. The match was easily the hardest fought of the entire tournament thus far. After taking the first set, the winner let down somewhat and Christiansen raced through the next two and had a big lead in the fourth set before Linebaugh , Allen-Tyso- and ex went the way expected perlence counting considerably. Both of the victors are Utah Aggie lettermen, The other match between Christiansen - Swinvm-was a stuband bornly contested affair throughout, Stewart and Dibble, the underdogs, refused to admit they were bpaten and climbed up even in the final set w'blch went with seh vice after it was deuced at until finally the winners broke through Stewart's service, then Swinyard took his own to bring them a victory. Allen-Tyso- Dtbble-Stewa- n rt Today, Monday and Tuesday Eddie Quillan in SWEEPSTAKES Wednesday and Thursday The Cohens and Kellys in Africa Friday and Saturday In Old Cheyenne Starting Today The Love He Had Dreamed About! (Semi final Round) Glade Linebaugh defeated Jack 7 5, Christiansen Reid Williamson defeated Alton Saxer (Final Round) Glade Linebaugh vs. Reid Williamson (9 a. m.) Doubles. Round) Allen defeatWoodwardVVes Keller (Quarter-fina- l 6, Jack Christiansen-Ewar- t yard defeated Marvin Christensen, SwinDavis-Dal- e (Semi-fina- l Linebaugh-Saxe- r 6 3, Round) defeated Allen; Tyson, defeated Chrlstiansen-SwlnyarDibble-Stewar- Boys (Semi-fina- l Singles. Round) and Mrs. James Skelly were Cleve Dibble defeated Darwin Salt Lake City visitors for sevLund, 6 2, eral days this week. Irvin Fish defeated Phillip BulMr. and Mrs. Ralph Hall and 6 0. two children of Glendale, Califor- len, nia returned to their homo after (Final Round) having spent the past few weeks Dibble vs. Fish. (10 a, m.) as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. Leichty. Visiting Friends Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weaver, Gerald Weaver, Mrs. Allaheile Hull, Mrs. Pearl Gayman an"d Miss Vivian Weaver spent last week-enIn Salt Lake City visiting friends and relatives, particularly Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dandrldge of Los Angeles, who were guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holt. A jolly affair of last Friday was the party given in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jensen at the Downata lesort by the First ward officers and their partners. A program and supner were featured, following the bathing. Miss Florence Webb of Richmond has been a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hedricks, this week. Dr. S. P. Packer spoke at the Rotary luncheon Wedesday on the Big basebgll situation in the Leagues, Miss Williams of Clifton solos favored, with several lovely and had'1 Selma Hawks as her ac, , companist. Dr. G. W. States presided. Miss Helen Thompson has Miss Katherine Farr of Ogden as her guest for a few days. Mr .and Mrs. H. H. Stokes and family of Twin Falls were Preston vistors this past week. Mr. and Mrs. S. . Packer entertained at dinner Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Jones and family of Arizona. The table s lovely with a pink and white color scheme and flowers. Paul Lukas, a commercial artist; Eleanor Boardman, his wife; and Marilyn Knowlden, their lil-tl- e daughter, live In happy contentment in New York until capricious Juliette Compion, society .patroness of artists, offers to finance a trip to Paris for Paul. Eleanor, thinking his studies there will increase their chances for future happiness, urges him to go. Juliette follows him later. During Pauls absence Geoffrey Kerr meets Eleanor and falls deeply in love with her. She remains loval to Paul, hut continues a mild friendship for Kerr. When Paul returns he is a He brings Helen changed man. Johnson and Mischa Auer, two denizens of the Quartler Latin with him. They make things miserable for Eleanor, with their loose has poisoned philosophy which Paul against conforming with the Her husband beconventions. comes g slovenly drone. He 'refuses to work. They all subsist on Eleanors paftry earnings as a dressmaker.-- . ii 4 of India" with Ramon Novarro in the starring role and a supporting cast which Includes Conrad Nagel, Marjorie Rambeau, Madge Evans, C. Aubrey Smith, Mitchell Iyewis, John Miljan and Nigel de Bruiier, will open today at the Capitol treatre for four maFOR SALE New washing davs. chine, was $165.00, now $75. no. The Btory, based on the F. S15. Smith Bros. Lumber Co. Marion Crawford novel, "Mr. Isaacs, places Novarro in an oriAGENTS NEW KIND OF HEAT BOILS ental setting, his first since the WATER INSTANTLY. Make $15 successful The Pagan. The picture was directed by Jacques Fey-deMinute demondally. Pocket-size- . who produced the previous stration. Pays to $1.95. No inDaybreak. vestment. Free offer. Luxco, Elk- Novarro film, The plot concerns the son of A16. hart, Ind, a wealthy Indian rajah who is precipitated into an amazing series of adventures which start out when a bandit gang murder his father. High spots of the film Include: the burial of Novarro alive so that the bandits will not find him; his arrest in Bombay as a beggar for the theft of his TODAY, MONDAY AND own diamond; his resrue from a TUESDAY prison sentence by Nagel; an exciting polo game; Novarros secret meeting with the American girl in his underground jewel vault; the tiger hunt: Novarros tight, with the bandit who killed his father and the stampede of the maddened elephants. P United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Aug. 15. (CP) Lewis Lawrence Lacey, whose meagre frame has withstood the shock of a thousand polo attacks, will quit the saddle at the end of the 1931 campaign. WJth his passing, polo will lose its most colorful, and, tn the opinion of many, its greatest player. Age Is the cause of Lacey's decision to quit the game he loves. Or so he said upon his arrival from Buenos Aires with the team yesterday. "You know, Im 44 now, and 44, while not a ripe old age, isn't exactly the right age for such a strenuous game as polo, Lac"y said. I don't notice those years during the first three or four chuckers, but after that well, the Bpirit is willing hut the flesh gets a trifle weak. The marvel of it is that Lacev and his 140 pounds have withstood the wear and tear, the slam and bang, so long. By so long we mean the 33 years which Lacey has been galloping up and down the polo fields of the world. What is more, most of these years spept in high goal polo, and most of them found him playing at hack. And hack, mind you, is !h position almost entirely reserved bruisers for those big who'd do nothing more alarming than bounce if you rolled em oft Gibraltar. No one can say that Lacey spared himself in this role of last line of defense. The bigger they came the harder ttmy fell; the hotter the fray, the faster he rode; the more furious his charges. Those who ne-- er have seen the little mite of the Argentine ride off some thunmissed have one of dering gain the major thrills in sports. Lacey, one of the three in existence, is the dean of all internationalists. To him, and to him alone, belongs the distinction of being the only player ever to represent two countries in International play. He played with England In the 1924 and li30 matches against America, and rode w'ith the Argentine four in 1928. d gray-haire- , Son McLEMORE BY HENRY 6-- (Final Round) vs. (11 a;m.) Linebaugh-Saxe- r PRESTON 0J.B n Tyson-Merll- 4 15. game. When Japheth started out to be a burglar he didnt know that 18 college football players were spending the summer at the rooming house of Mrs. M. M. Gordon. Neither did he know that foot hall players do when they play, but he found out. Mrs. Gordon saw the negro climbing into the house. She screamed. A minute later the 18 football players were all on top of Japheth. They said It was good practice. When police came, pulled him out out of the scrimmage and put him in jail, Japheth said he was relieved. ., well-earne- d d ILyipn (Quarterfinal Round) won from Reid Williamson Ewart Swinyard by default. Alton Saxer won from Ernest Stewart Glade Linebaugh defeated Ralph 6 0. Christensen Jack Christiansen defeated Maughan Ross ed Rollo Aug. Japheth Simeon, negro, never played or even saw a game of football in his life, but nevertheless he contended today that he jus dont like that Mens Singles. e . d The Cache Valley athletic pot with is boiling merrily today steam gathering steadily for the opening of the season rext Wednesday. With Jack Coibridge of semi-fina- seml-windu- Come Help Christensen. Mis-Gay- le d - 50 Jensens 7 l ,j Ice rA Comedy versus TIRE DEFINITIONS w, mail-ord- d Gum-Dippin- g d non-bki- Cum-Dippe- d Mail-Ord- COMPARE PRICES A ' Hro UfirdVr 8.75 .50- - Moron OaWar.d Peerless Siu b kr Chrysler lions . Frank'n Hudson Hui'iTI.. 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EVtRY tree he make fr 6, 50 etc. THE HEADACHE And Paramount Sound New Swedish-America- Actua, only the finest of ingredients . . . fresh fruits, flavors, rich cream, pure sugar, Paramount Production and other dances, Swiss manners and customs made their stay in Switzerland delightseeful. They were interested in hay carrying farmers ing peasant on their backs down the steep Terhillsides under cultivation. raced grape gardens producing the CHICAGO, Aug. 15. (UEOv.-finest of German wine grapes Phelps, Phoenix, Ariz., Rhine the down the made voyage HERES MORE ABOUT boasted today of a I. an NelMr. tascinating, particularly cut victory over Larry Johnson, t son said. hard-hi- t Chicago negro Europe Is Quiet The two regretted that time did has had tng trouble finding an opponand to a Norway not trip permit from (Continued page one) ent recently. to the British Islands in order Phelps, outweighed 13 pounds o make their tour complete. Howwith travelers and 5 inches shorter, gave Johnatfer talking ever, 9 three days; May sailed from who have visited those places. Mr. son a boxing lesson in a New York harbor direct for at Denmark Nelson believes that conditions bout last night aboard the Phelps weighed 107, John the same as in are virtually theie liner Kungsholm, one the countries which they vltsted. son 180. of the finest afloat; May 18, Sanded at Gottenbeig, Sweden; May 23, Stockholm; June 5, Copenhagen; June 12, Beilin; June 18, Prague; June Vienna. Between June 27 and July 9, Venice, Florence, Rome, Naples, and Milan, Italy, Basle and other Swiss centers, trip down the Rhine to Cologne, to Leeds and Brussels Belgium, then Paris, They flew by plane from Paris to Amsterdam, to Amsterdam Copenhagen. Copenhagen to E KNOW that car owner are interested in real TIRE VAI.l FS, then sailed for home, ar- I ut are not particularly interested in lire definitions which manufacturriving in New Y'ork, July 27. They ers .nd distributors of special-brantiros had the National took a bus through the Pennsylcould use to their advantage in vania mountains, which Mr. Nel- Rotter Business Bureau adopt that they son praises as the equal of any their advertising mountain scenery in Europe, then When the National Better Business Bureau realized that the pubon to Buffalo, Windsor, Canada, lic was and an attempt was being mode to keep the truth being misled back to Detroit and Flint. Mich. about real tire values from ear owners, they issued a bulletin July lOlh At Flint, cars were purchased and which in substance retracted their sponsorship of tire definitions. they drove to Logan In 4 if, days. Firestone extra values are the result of great savings in Lining SEE RELATIVES OF preat savings in efficient and economical manufacturing and distributLOCAL PEOPLE the patented two extra of A sister of Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. ing, plus the patented process and a more efficient tread, which Freda Anderson, was visited in cord plies under the tread Sweden, Carl Anderson, an off- makes them safer than any other tire. icer in the Danish navy, and a broTires and SpeWe have sections cut from Firestone ther of Mrs. J. C. Fonnesbeck of cial. Brand Tires, and invite ou to come in and judge for Logan, entertained them, along ycurself the extra talues we give you values that ou can see and with Holger M. Larsen, also of understand instead of definitions. Then we know ou too will buy Logan, who is president of the have done to the exDanish mission, during their stay Hrtone Tires as thousands of otlnr ar owners e in Copenhagen. They intended to tent that during May, June and July they bought more Firestone Ti. Drive in today! visit President O. H. Budge of than during any like period in history the Gorman Austrian mission when they passed through Dresden, GersJcWhenthe National Better ButrineuM Bureau realized that hut many, enroute to Prague, their Bulletin No. 634 was being taken advantage of by some advertisers they a Bulletin dated July 10th as follows found President Budge had left for Copenhagen to attend the ded"In our Bulletin No. 634 entitled Definitions of Terms Used in the Tire Inication of the new L. D. S. chapdustry we published definitions of First Lino Second Line Third Line Heavy and Super Heavy Duty Tires. Duty In el. Paris they visited John Our definitions poirvtrd out. Although each manufacturers or distributor Lamb, a brother of George Lamb, first line tire may represent his best standard size 4 or 6 ply tire, there is not proprietor of the Grill cafe in necessarily any equality of rompetitive first line tires as to materials, workman- Logan. ship or price. This interpretation also applies to ail lines of tires. historical Museums, places, Vt therefore recommend fhnl advertising fo the ron-suncountrysides, city and town hails, ahull n't old tbo use of llieae terms for the purpose of all of these, and old castles burneoiupnrind competitive products. ed the chief points of interest to the local travelers in northern The colonial exposition Europe. in Paris, they found particularly interesting and the Stockholm museum where a historical collection showing the development of civilization is one of the foremost attractions. Potsdam, the Pilsner brewery in Pilsen, largest in the world; Carlsherg brewery in Denmark, second largest in the world these were but a few of the many interesting features of their tour. Elsinote castle in Denmark, setting for Shakespeare's "Hamlet was visited. In Prague, Vienna, and Venice and hospitality Rotary meeting was thoroughly in evidence, said Mr. Nelson, Prague was crowded with Rotarians, Vienna bound. Flags of all nations from which Rotarians gathered were at the back of the convention hall. Vienna turned the city over to the Rotary gat tiering. Finest of Fire music, and other entertainment Flrt-stone made the stay there most pleasUont Sps- - Old M cial Old TIRE ant. field field Brand Type OF While in Sweden, Mr. Nelson Mall size Typ Ceh CAR Ceh Ord visited his boyhood home at Price Fries Tire Per Ljungby, in the southern part of Each Pair the country and Hlsingborg, where he later spent seveial years. irk.Mq $7-$7.90 OWrm. J.23- Venetian niglils and music in Auburn large gondolas with smaller tour- - Jordan JfT SWeds Of ' You will always find a fresh supply of wholesome candy at your demand. tainment. Tyrolian a;.v ltU'C8A, Maple Nut Ice Cream Quart A n t brings you now the breath of real romance, in this colorful, thrilling love story n in Us Choose! ChristoUer-so- Mrs, Karl Tltensor of t.os Angeles, California, and Mrs. Joseph Allen of Cove were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Z. Hstc cn Friday. G. G. Hendricks and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hendricks moti red to Salt Lake City Sunday. Hendricks, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hendricks soeom-paniethem home. Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks- and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis returned by way of Lava Hot Springs. They came home Sunday night. 4 4 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Crane rrd In his prime the world was his Mrs. Mrs. Louisa beat. So wide were his travels PerkinsLewof Williams, Salt Lake City were that polo men used to sav that Sunday visitors of Mrs. Lodicy Olif you went to Egypt and took sten. the trouble to look hrdnd Hip pvramids Lacey would be there playing with a pick-uEgyptian four; that if you went to India youd find the wiry little Argentine wielding his magic mallet with the army men. In short, no matter where you went, if youd look around a bit youd run across Lacey busy at the game he loved. Lacey is a great pal of Aifonso XIII, and each year found him tn Spain for a few friendly chuck kers with thp king. He called off the trip this year only when Alfonso up and lost his job. Jensens Sunday Special i... li t (ivuuaji Iosph and Mrs. Meha Christofferson went to Soda Springs last Saturday. They also visited relatives at Montpelier. They were accompanied home Monday by Joseph Johnson who has been in the hospital at Soda Springs since July 1. He had only been at work in Idaho for two weeks following his return from a mission when he ran a Jackson fork into his hip. Infection developed, necessitating his long stay at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Hendricks, Mr. and Mrs. Ulyess Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Hillyard wore visitors Friday eveening at the home of Mr. and Mis. S R. SEEKS DIVORCE Charging cruelty. Pearl W. Sum niers filed suit for divorce in district court Friday against Merlin Summers. The couple were mar rled November 22, 1928. Custory of a minor child and $50 monthly alimony is sought in the complaint on ist gondolas gathered around enterthe canals made entrancing or Mr. and Mrs. ASr India first Preston as promoter, the card of the season will be held at Richmond. The fust program is composed entirely of local fisticuff artists wiih Wlb Talbot of Lewiston and Kid Barger of Treasureton as headliners. Bruce Grey of Grace Idaho, will meet Kid Hawkeswood of Lewiston in the EIGHT ROUNDS FOR HEADLINER In the headline bout, Barger and Talbot will go eight rounds and competition should be plenty torrid. Barger is meeting a real test in the heavier Talbot who tps the scales at 155 pounds as compared with 147 for Barger. Talbot has met the best tn his in the weight region and should prove a real trial horse for Barger. Rumor has it that Jack Dempsey will be here soon to look over Kid Barger and he expects to hit the bail right from the start this season and be tn first class shape when the Manassa Mauler comes. GOOD SUPPORTING CARD PLANNED Grey and HawkeSwood Will go six rounds in the while three four round bouts and a curtain raiser also been planned. Lavor Grey of Grace will meet Terp Taylor, Harold Wiser of Lewiston will meet George Jensen of Dayton and A. J. Mendenhall of Richmond will argue things over with Rex Packer. This is the first athletic program of the season in Cache valley. According to Mr. Corbridge, it will be the first of a series which will continue through the season if local fight fans demonstrate that they want the programs through their support. This card is being sponsored by the Richmond Lion's club. Oopi-- $on oif 3 1. MEETFOR TITLE WILLIAMSON LINEBAUGH, 19 16. 0retr nienw.. TIRE STORES INC. One Stop Service No. 2 No. 1 Center and Main 3rd North and Main Phone 356 Phone 86S |
