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Show THEJORDANJOURNAL,MIDVALE.UTAH "::.:u~:.•~~~~~= ~.~~::•; ICORDON CR[[K I Illinois Girl Is World's Most Versatile Athlete Your New Home DEVELOPS COAL WU completely run down health and grew in nervous irritable. I w a a very weak, suffered from morning sickness and was not able to do my work -c o u I d scarcely 1 DEPOSITS OF COKING COAL ARE RARE IN WEST; ONLY TWO drag one foot before the other .. DEVELOPED IN UTAH Thru the advice of a friend I took Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription a n d Tests Made By Various Agencies Of right away I began to feel better. My Products From Seams Of Sweet nerves got strong, I was able to sleep, Company Show Favorable was not bothered with sick stomach and Results was well and strong enough to do all my own housework right up to the last. These walls should be Alabastined in the latest 'Favorite Prescription' is the ooly mediup,to,the,minute nature color tints. Each room should cine for the expectant mother to take ... -Mn. L. E. Roberts, 2/}40 Waller St. Salt Lake City.-One of the most reflect your own individuality and the treatment All dealers. Fluid or btblet form. interesting developments of recent • throughout be a complete perfect harmony in colors. _____ . years in the Carbon county coal fields Bees Taken on Trip Is the opening recently of a deposit in ':!"he wal!s of t~e o~d home, whether mansion or cottage, can be the Gordon Creek district, which gives made JUSt as attractive, Just as sanitary, through the intelligent use of to Land of Flower£ . promise of yielding coal of excellent We rend the other day of the trans. 1 coking quality. The coal comes from porting of !!,00010001000 bE>es from the property being opened up by the southern Callfornia to Utah and Sweet Coal company. Crucible, re· This Is Jesoie (Jay) Purves, of llcs Plaines, Ill., who has hPPn Idaho, where alfalfa and clover were tort, laboratory and crude oven tests called the world's mosr Yer~:;atile woman athlete, now a !'ltudent at in blos:::om. These busy workl'rs 1 on all have yielded tho same result, and the University of TI!Inois. Although only a junior. shE> has bN'ome the wllut was certainly no holiday trip, I an oven test now is being conducted most outstanding athlete on the Illinois c:unpus. During her a lhletic producE>d for their owners several I by the Chicago By-Products Coke comcareer she has bet>n a memher of fourteen chnrnpionship teams nnd tons of honey. The season over at pany of Chicago, lll. has captained eight of them. Basket ball, llfkehall, swimming, track. It is absolutely necessary if you expect Alabastine results that the points to which they w!'!re transAction of the coal in a home furnace bowling, golf, volley ball, hockey and f'Yen crew, she fin1Js time for you ask for and secure Alabastine. ported, they were carried back to Cal· was responsible lor a sample being them all, In addition to bew;; uue ot the best students at the university. Basket ball Is ".lay's" forte. Jfornia for t!Je winter, where fruits forwarded to Sv1te Chemist Herman A void kalsomines under various names and insist on the and flowers WE're ln abundant blo~- Harms for determination. The result I package with the cross and circle printed in red. That is the only Lots of Speed Here som and where they rewarded their Indicated that the coal was of a coking i Return of Young Stars BOSTON SOX SEE way to be sure you are getting the genuine Alabastine. ownE>rs by other tons of honey. Be-~ character. Further tests from samples Revives Scotch Crickot HIGHER POSITION sides this there Is the vital work of taken from three faces in the mine Alabastine is easy to mix and apply, lasting in its results and Cricketers In Scotland are enthusipollination which these tiny creatures were made l>y the bureau of mines absolutely sanitary. ' do. with similar results. Then a sample astic over the signs of a revival in the . , . Alabastine !sa ~rypowder,putup it,t. ~ve-pound packages, white and beauThis reminds us of the fact that was forwa• ded to the Koopers lab- sport there, according to A. D. Stuart, Recent Deals Expected to tifuL tmts, ready to m1x and use by the ad-..rtwn of cold water,and with full direccenturies before Christ, Jn E~Q1Jt, oratory, Pittsburgh, and former de- writing recently in the Cricketer Antions on each package. Every package of gentline Improve Standing. Alabas:ine has cross and circle printed in red. apiarists took thl'lr hees in open boats termin.atirons were confirmed. The nual. Golf and tennis, he appears to THE ONLY TOOL slowly up the Nile so that, ns the Koppers report contains the follow- believe, have lured the young players Better write us for hand-made color designs Bolstered in the Infield and catchNEEDED TO APPLY away from England'~ national game. blossoms cnme and went along the ing comments: and special st•~gestions. Give us your decorative Ing departments by several deals, the problems and let us help you work them out. bank 5 of that andent river, the little "This coal exhibited definite coking He says in part : Red Sox have higher hopes of success "The test matches in Australia did plunderers m!~ht rob them of thE>Ir pro pert Jes in the laboratory test, but reYiYe interest In cricket ali over Scot· than they had last season, when the sweetnel's.-Chlcago Evening Post. Is of such unusual quality and the land, and the fine weather experienced club tra!led the American league pack. volat'1le matter is so much higher than (luring June, July and Augnst com· Among the Infield prospects are Em1653 Grandville Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. the nsual extreme range for coking pleted this revival. mett McCann, obtained from Portland coals that we would not feel justified "Only too well do I real!ze that dur- of the Pacific Coast league ; Ramon Master Gives Wriiers f tnto tangrble rmm take:; time and in 111aking a definite prediction on cok· In&: the last few years golf and tennis Herrera, Cuban star, who displayed \\.01"1"' ,, ing ~ehavior from the laboratory test. haYe taken a heaYy toll of young play- his ability at the keystone bag In the Advice VI oJ·th Heeding n~· <IPplorE>d the ab>'eu<'e o_f revision We would recommend that a sample ers who would haYe been useful crick· closin~ part of the 1925 campaign, and l'rof. Dalla!' Lore ~har·pp, uoH•!l in t!w worl; of young \\Titl'rf'. '"fhe be forwarded to the Chicago By-Pro· eters, and I find it satisfactory to Fred Haney, late of Detroit. :<jll':tkl'r Hlld t'S!'ayil;t, Sll!'<l]{ ill~ in U COllllliOll S!'llSC iS ti!'kl<'fl to dc>nth With The battle for Infield positions cenducts Coke company for a box coke write that, in ylsit!ng the cricket cen:o;et·il's of le<.·tnrPl' on "Tt e \rriter" revh:ion :1.!': WE'll ns the pulJI :o;hf'l'f'.'~ test. ters throughout Scotland this season, tE>rs about second and third bases, for at no-·ton uuhet·sit~:. strP,;-l'd thP val- he said. ''You should revi ·e your "The by·products were very satis- it has been a real pleasure to see so Phil Todt at first and Dudley Lee at ) ae of time au<l work in the h:tll!llin~ tnanw;c·ript for n1l'iety of wnrds, senshort, last year's regulars, are favored factory, the ash, sulphur and phos· many young men playing In the of a tlrPme. tcnre mul stnwture. ltc>al virt.•e liE>. phorus contents being remarkably elevens, and 1 could have no poss!hl€' to retain their jobs. Herrera, if he One minute-that's how qnlck Dr Scholl'• ' ' " P all h:tYe l'Olll('t lting to say anrl as nnwh in su~~Pstion as cone ret" Zlno·pado end the pain of corns. They low. The coal Is of coking type, but doubts of their enthusiasm for the mec>ts expe<·tations, likely will get the do it eafely. You risk no lnfectlon from an il< hi'l~ to l'ay it in ont· own purst..~tement.'' 1 a box coke test Is desirable to deter- game. Provided the Interest of those keystone portfolio in preference to amateur cuttlne-, no danEer from ••drops" t ic·ular \\ ay," he ''•li<t "I won't ea!l McCann or Dlll Itogel!, a regular mo!';t youngsters can be maintained, the (acid). Zlno-pads remove the causemine the structural quality of the it inspirntic•n, I ea11 Jt i1<'h It tab•,; presslne: or rubbine: of shoes. They are Tame standard of Scottish cricket Is bounrl of 1925. Haney will haye a rival for coke." 1 thin, medicated, anttseptlc, protective. time for a theme to c>l J<•rge. '1'1 <' Elle-nn yon Pn'r t·Pa!l "'ildt>? heal!n~t. Get a box today at your (!rue:Supplementing the scientific re- t.> Improve. 'fhe~e young player:! only the third ba>:e post in Chet Fowler, thin~ yon .want to wl'itP .rhollt comes Dora-Oh, no. T lrave n regnlnr prodrafted from Mlnn€'apolls. •i•t'e or ahoe dealer"a-3Sc. require experience to become proficient research, C. N. Sweet, president of the to you in inclPfinit€' fnrm. 'l'o ~Pt it I ;::r·am. Xntrc> I>Hna• .Tugglt•r. The back:~topplng brigade has been in all dE>partmf'nts of the game, but in IWPuc Samplewrile TheScboll Co.,Wcap 'l Sweet Coal company, erected a small order to attain profklency there -------- - - - -·will strengtlwned by the acquisition of behive oven at the mine and during also have to be a g!'neral lmprm·ement Alex Gaston, formerly of the Giant!'l, the past week has been conducting From chasing opponE>nts In the from 'J'olc>do. Picinich, Hisd10f!', In coaching arrangements." II some tests of a practical character. hempen square to chasing whippets is Stokes and Bill :lloore, Kansas City Samples of coke made in the test oven a far cry. but here we have the wellPuc one on-dte pain is gone product. are other receivE>rs available. Golf Steadiest Sport were brought to Salt Lake Saturday known Sammy Mandell, who he11ns The Red Sox have their vetc>rans, and further confirm the opinions reIn a few years to come golf ;vlll be Ehmke, Ruffing, \VIngfield nnd Zahn- the list of championship lightweight garding the coking properties of the the steadiest of sports. This Is due iser as a nucleus for a pitching stuff. material, eompiled hy Tex Rickard. coal. to the South, where everybody can Delmar Lundgt·en, right-hnndcd pitch- Tills p!ctut·e shows l\Jandell with PltDeposits of coking coal are rare in make a complt>te change and still be er, has been drafted from the Birrning- a-l'at, !"evcn-mnnth:-;~nld whippet, at ~IIJ,(!( the west. Only two have been devel- In thE> game. The same may be as ham club of the Southern association. Hollywood IIPi:;hts (Cal.) Polo club. ~.~-i~i:j:/~\i.iP~~ oped in Utah, one by the Utah Fuel true of the 'Vest, but there Is too much Tl1e outfield Is well fortified with ground to be traveled. The average company at Sunnyside and the other FlngstE>ad. Carlyle, Rosenthal and JenPitching Rarely Uniform haarlem oil has been a world~ by the Columbia Steel corporation at golfer of the North can take his bag kins, besides two rookies-Elton Lang\Yaltet· Johnson. Ed Rommel and wide remedy for kidney, liver and Columbia, both in Carbon county. Be- of tricks and practically overnight be ford, who was bought from Des Dazzy Vance wpre the only big league Cllough KING WALL· FINISH for a ~oom for Less Than a 'Vollar bladder disorders, rheumatism, cause of the rarity of coking coal, the In on his game again. The interest Jlloines, and D. W. Shaner, purchased pitchers who won us muny us 18 ft•om Lincoln. development of Utah's iron resources never dies and the longing lingPI'S. lwnbago and uric acid conditions. E.q>erienced decor, ~ors who know King Wall games in both 1H24 and 1!125. RaJ Finish alwa;·e •..!se i.t:. It your dccorntor is not acqu:tinted was delayed a number of years. Kremer appeared in the 1 fl24 list nnd wlrh thi:.. wonderful ne:w ma.tcr:al. L 1\ him about it. If yr u do your own work 1·ou can g~t wunderful results +oo. Jw showed a heiter per<'E>ntogc In 1925, Plays Indoor Golf It 1 easy to _prepe.re-aimr.1y mix it whh hot ''•arcr. lt"e FIRE RAVAGES CHURCH SCHOOL but in helping Pittsburgh win the Xn~asy to apply-never l.:~! , trcake or !;pOt S. Surprisingly be-·autiful re~ults C.'ln be produced c.v~n by the inexpert... tional lea~-:ue pf'nnant he won 17 er,c.ed. Think of i~. ycu can buy er:.ouah to dt"corate an ... Early Morning Fire Costly For PresgamE's. These four men-two in ea<'h l ,crage roo:n fCJr ku than a doilar. T _y King \Val1Fini-6h on one room. A ~i.rtgl~ test wifl pr .:>ve it ail we claim. byterians; Firemen Are Hurt IPn~ue-were then pr·actically the only University of Virginia baseball team Y·Jut money back if you don ' t fi- d it so. Write today correct internal troubles, stimulate vital big winners two years in succession. for the name of the dealer nea.rcst you and free color opens with Penn at Charlottesville or&ans. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist card &how.mi: 19 bea:.J.tiful colors you c;.n choo5c f:om. Salt Lake City.-Damage estimated March 31. on the original &ermine Gou:> MEDAL. THE CHICAGO WHITE LEAD & OIL CO. at more than $50,000 was caused • 15th St. and S. \Vestern Ave., Chica!J)o, lll. Jimmy McLarnin, one of the most early Friday morning when fire swept through Converse hall, administration prominent of the little fighters, Is a Teach Children ~ building of Westminster college, on native of Ireland. ~ To Uso ..,Ll;: • • Thirteenth East. street. Two firemen Chicago with 131 golf clubs In Its W. G. George's professional mile recwere slightly injured in a fall of eighty'"') district leads the country. teen feet when a ladder, overloaded ord of 4 minutes 12% seconds hns Soothe• - d He-ala <:;P DISTRIBUTOR • • * Rashea - d lrritatioaa with men and hose, broke. Foreman stood for 40 years. Who remembers the old-fashioned • • Cutlcura Soap K.....,. the Skill Boshard suffered a fractured rib and SALT LAKE GLASS & PAINT CO. Huber Houben, the German sprinter, furore over llPd Grange? Conde sprained his left ankle. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH • Efficient work of the fire depart- wlll return to America in May and Couldn't Find It compete Jn outdoor track and field - -- - - ----Toronto has 1,192 hocl\ey teams Claire and his pupa had just fin· ment and cool-headed ef!orts of the events. Use Onions as Fodder wlwn tiH• animal;; an• butchered; per· playing on the public rinks there. 18bed freezing the Ice cream for Westminster students from adjoining Hundreds of uushel;; of onions art• ehnnct•, thPy Ul'c> hoping, a }lrearran~E>d • * • • dormitories saved educational and Claire's fifth blrthrlay party. Johnny Farrell joined the hole-InThe 'University of Hritish Columbia h!'iug mixPd with stmw and ha~; and ·teak t'lllllliH't'!'li in onions, ~llmcthing "Well, Claire, we better carry It up business records of the college and one club when he scored an nee on contemplates Introducing American fed to herds of bullo(']'s hclug mad•· wholly IH'w.-Ohio State .Journal. the basement steps for mother," snld part of the class room equipment, but the 140-yard fourth of the Palm Ceda rE>adr for markPt at ~fontn'~P. Colo. football. the college's eD tire library of 14,000 golf course. father. Shielded The animals appe111' to like the un· • • * "Let me help, daddy," was the en- volumes, including the 2500-volume • • "Pop" 'Varner's Stnnford university u~uul mixture nnd ownPrs nr€' !'sti ... ou ~uy you Raw the wedding? "'"" private library of Dr. William M. Pa· thusiastic requel.'t. The American Trotting association football eleven w!ll play nine games mntin~ the amount of onion Havm· on<> \\'ho ~-:a \'e the bride away?" "No, Daddy will carry It, and you den, synodical missionary and former reports 1,400 race tracks In use In this may fitHl in the >~teaks and roasts ". ·ohnrly >~a ill a word.''-Tit-nits. An Indoor golt -.'Ourse fully equipped this fall. am brlng up the rear." pastor of U1e First Presbyterian country devoted to light harness • * * to enable members of congress to Father was soon washing for din· church, was completely destroyed. horse racing. Legal action has hePn begun to prekeep in trim and improve their golf aer WhEon a frantic call from the base- The Paden library was regarded as vent Massachu~c>tts letting down the ment was heard. "Daddy, where ll!l one of the finest private collections The Eallng Golf club of England during severe weather has just bpen bars to Sunday profe~slonal sports. the rear? I can't find lt." in the west. will open Its reconstructed course In completed in the gym of the house side • * • In this photograph The course measures more of the capitol. The women's world rE>cord tor the The fire, rhlch spectacularly lllur,-, April. Representative Ralph E. Updyke ot Words are hut holy liS the deeds lnated thu early morning sky, is be- than 5,700 yards. discus throw 15' 89 teet 2 inches, held Indiana Is shown doing some healthy tbey cover.-Shelley. by Miss Nellie Carroll of Florida State • • l!eved to have been caused by sponBabe Ruth, Tris Speaker, Jesse Bur- swinging. college. taneous .:ombust!on. The blaze swept Til writers are usually the sharp- upwarci' along the main staircase kett and numerous other baseball • • * 418t CE'n!lors.-Dryd€'0. players famous tor their hitting broke The national amateur baseball tourleadinl( from the main floor to the Golf Was True to Form Into the majors nament as pitchers. w!ll be held in Philadelphia upper floor and superstructure or Go· During the 1925 Season this year !n connection with the Ses· • thiv tower, which adorned the ConAnders Haugen of Grand BE>ach, Golf was the only event that ran quicentennlal exposition. vor se building. Firemen were able * * • to control the flames to the two upper Mich., a point winner on the United true to form !or the season of 1925. Jones' winning of the national amaMiss Helen Johnson of Spokane, slories and the basement floor, con- States Olrmplc team, holds a record teur for the se<"ond time did more "•ash., sister of Alfred .Johnson, one ttining the chemistry, physics and bio- of a standing ski jump of 148 fee•. * • • to !'lnbstnntiate the fact. of America's premier jockeys, ls fast I \gical laboratories, was undamaged Kid Gleason, who forme1·1y mnn· This has not happened since Hl13. winning fame as 11 1·id€'r. nther than from water. The fire was third 11ged the White Sox, says no llowever the amateur did bring • • • BELLrANS 1mder control within an hour after the plrOCI1UCed baseman In the history of the game forth a large field or new comers Georl('e \\"h!tted, fonner big league lire equipment reached the blaze. water plays a ball hit directly over third and was the downfall of many old star, member of the Boston Brave!'!, Sure Relief timers. which won the world >~eries In l!H4, base as well us Willie Kamm. First Female Statute Found Of the professional class the old has beE>n secured to coach the Dul'e • • Ph!ladelphia.-What Is described a~ A French sport writer ls trying to boys kept at par, yielding to McFar- nine. the first female statute of early date explaln basebAll to readers of the lane. • • • eYer found in Mesopotamia has been Paris Solr. \Ve lw:t forward expecGlenna Collett came back with her l\Iany of the old baseball stars, acunearthed by the joint expedition of tantlY' to his version of "Texas bag and won the woman's champion- cording to sporting-page accounts, are 25¢ and 75¢ Pk8s.Sold EverYWhere the British museum and of the mu- leaguer" nud "Get In there, you big ship after an absence of two years. "predicting u ulg year" for themselve!'<. . seum of the Univer11ity or PennsylvanThe professional field brought an- The good old ;Stars. It Js to be hoped bum, and pitch 1" Salt Lake School of 1 Ia, excavating In the vicinity of Ur of other repeater In \Valter Hagen. Had they are right. 1 Chaldees, in Iraq. G. Leonard WoolCharley Ho:fl', the world's record- he not done this Sir Walter would • • • We Tea<>h Beaut,'lnallBranche&-Jnelud1 ley, one of the field directors, In a re- holder for the pole vault, be!!ides be- have been completely out of titles. The seventy-year-old Iowa farmer mc HaJr Cuttinc nnd Porm~ment Wavmc. I port made public at the unlvel"sity, ing an all-round 11tar performer In McDonald Smith took the western who claims he could "give Jim Corbett 3, L. KARB, Ralt J.11ke Clt7, Utah honors track while Barnes, the staid and a boxing lesson" 111 slightly remin!s· and fteld events, has been box· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~ 1 announced the discovery of a dtorite tng and -~--'.;;;..:~o · wrestling ln amateur tournaeasy going, did nothing more than cent of father helping Willy out with I statute of the Goddess Dau, pa~on of • N. U., Salt Lake City, No, 12-1928 ' the poultry yard. ments for t.n rear_!!. was expected f!f him. hls trigonometry should be made artistic, sanitary and livable. Instead of kalsomine or wallpaper I I Alabastine Company Ends I Il ! I Mf;. --- DE Scholl's Zlno-pads ZOOYE Do Any of Your Rooms Need Decorating? 1 • • ~ Cuticttra - L n 'h.,.., [~o.rf_hOiesl • Wall Fintsh • • • • • I • I • • • • Sure Relief T • • ltltas Pure ELL·ANS • BEAUTY CULTURE • • • Foods .. FOR INDIGESTION 1 .. |