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Show THE JORDAN JOURNAL, MIDVALE, UTAH l~o AHR FORESEES BILL'S PASS~GE AIR MAIL TO l. ~. Club Can Stop Pittsburgh If Pitchers Hold Up STAATS APRIL 11 1 I ATE SCHOOL LAND PATENTS!' HANGS IN BALANCE AS CONTROVERSY RAGES DISTANCE 'fO BE COVERED IN SEVEN HOURS; TO HASTEII I DELIVERY f'avorable Report By House Cu ... r.J . t·~ tee Needed To Insure Sueees3; Mr. Sinnot Of Oregon Is In Favor Of The Bill 1 Salt Lake Clty.-All Indications to favorable action by the house ~~·•u~:~ committee on the redrafted bill titles to school lands, which now before the department of the for a report. ac<:orc\'ng to a letter received at the state land of· from Vol. Hal Farr, deputy attar· general of the state, who is in Wl~sttlngtc)n, D. C .. in the interests of the legislation mentioned. I WA..'IITED: To. hear from Owner ot ~rood !arm tor aale. Reasonable. E. F. Lewl•. 16-Ui Pa.re. San Francisco, Catlt 1 -::;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;~;.;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ' Salt L"ke School of .r II -- - · --- -- · JtREMOLA. J' A.CE BLEACH . 1 Poeitlvely eradicate. from the eklo all tao. moth pimples. eczema, etc. 1 At drug and dept. otor"" or by mall. Price 81.2&. BEAUTY BOOKLET FREE. DR. c. R. a&aa'l' co. I97S lllelli8- .ATe. Cillo. . ., IlL I patehee, aalfow complexion, Equals World's Mark Evidently a Bride "Must bP a "What did "Asked me pans" bride shopping." she want1" whnt we had In art dish· · l==·=============== l Young vigor to old folks ! I THICK, SWOLLEN GLANDS l f$w I -- The Pltt~<bnrgh Pirates will win thl' IS'at!onal lea~ue pennant again If their pit<'hers hold up, In the opinion of Wilbur Cooper, former Pirate leftbander and now on the staff of the Chicago Cubs. Cooper, who was traded hy •the PIrates In time to lose out of the ,,·o.-Jd series "melon," Ita~ no llngprlng nfl'E'C· tlon tor the P!ttsburghers, hut he is rorct>d to aclmit that the Pirate~. in his judgmt•nt, nre tne class of their league. "I hope the Culls will win,'' said dln11 Hair Cuttla~r ond P .. rmaornl Wnln~. J. L. KARB. Salt Lak~ (~lty, t:tah "However, this remain" to be seen, the chairman of the committetJ, Sinnot of Oregon. ha~ expressa I Uillf recently us oelng in fa· of the bill and that he would sup· it. This was very gucd news, ln the past he has been In· to be against us and with the "Flu l1/t ,., sicltly so, apparently, the work I 11nd wealt. Could has been done to secure his as· . not sl1ep or digest food normally; lost '!l'••uo.oc" in the matter has had somE25 lbs. Tanlac etJrec:t. This gentleman expressed him· brought baci m:J unqualifiedly to Senator Smoot as strength, I galn€d c"'"''~., In favor of the bill. 19 lbs. and liar" clear healthy com· "I also have talked the matter over ~Ie::iiln." .'lo rs. JJI. the speaker of the house and he Jepsr111, l.W3 So. agreed to lend us whatever as· • 15th St., Burling· _,..BLs1nce }le can. This means consid· 1 ton, Iowa erable to the passage of the bill. My One of Tanlac's greatest blessthat the bill undoubterlly will be ings is the new life and vigor it reported out favorably by the house brings to old folks. Every day men and women up In the seYenties >Cc)mmittee is shared by our Utah dele· and eighties thank us for Tanlac's cation and also by other members of wondrous benefits. this committee who have expressed Tanlac is a natural tonic, made themselves as being In favor of the from roots, barks and rare herbs. As soon as a report is received Harmless to man or ch!ld. It from the department, which I anticicleans the blood, stirs up the liver will be some time next week, . and puts digestive organs in work· fng order. the committee will hold a short If your body Is weak and run..aear1n2 after which it will be report· down, if you lack ambition, can't eat or sleep, you'll be delighted I "I am thoroughly confidenl that if . with Tanlac's results. Take Tanlao Vegetable Pills for cowtipation. bill comes out with a favorable -·nn••t it stands a very good chance i being passed by the house. and if is passed there we are more or less of Its passage In the senate, that make a horee Wheeze, Roar, hav• the west has a much larger 'l'lddl: 'W'IIld or Clloke-deWD eao be nduced with res:tre:serttatlon In the senate. , The bill referred to is for the pur· ot making safe the state's titles school lands. At various times the has granted title to school lands 1 alsootherBuncheso·Swell years later the federal govern· ings. No bOater, 11 l heir has stepred in and declared that coae. and horse kept at was mineral land and was known work. Economical-only a drops be such when the title was grantpn ~:~~ed~:~oJ::d.apt~~~3A fr:.e~o per AL PLANS ARE IN MAKING From Left to Right, Are: BEAUTY CULTURE We Teach Broo(TiooUBranches-Ioela I I 1 F. E. Car Shop Celebration Will Be Red Hot Event Of Season I W. F. Y111111. he., 510 Ly.u St., Spria:fitid,llua. power of Peterson's Ointment for old sores, ulcers, piles, sore feet and chaf· lng Peterson says, "use it for skin and scalp Itch; It never disappoints." All druggist!'!, 60 eents. ~==============~ r I HAS BEEN for 59 Years Carty a bottle your car and always keep it In the j _ • Forbamlnwor -tyllda, j •4 V ~ _,......- and to rellon lnhnm>a· Uon•ndaonmeea,aeeM.tteh•ll E7• Sal...,. aeeo.-d•••rto diNe- tlont. ~.«~!hfnw. l.eauna. ilAt!• .t 11110Ut 1" 7 ~~·'• ~~".. I I tthas bat Millions otwomen )lave done with ~~!!'.~!!. BeiaC uatrol'lll an4depeadable , never spoilS aay ol the Ia• gt"edients used oc bake day. ••• I " I r HURT __ • ••• En~>tern 1 s llrt Ncter I l ~ ~o:~~~: t~aa'::~;'~/:t: ~~;~j~~n~:~e~oad SEST BY IESI 1· house. 30c and 90c at all druggists. __ Hartnett Is Popular ~~ ~-..J Sales 2 /a Times Those Brand Relieving Coughs __ I I Boschee's Syrup • I DODGER EXCHANGE HELP TO MILLERS I '!'he deal whereby Johnny Butler went to Brooklyn in exchnnge for fieven players has "made" thE' l!l::!C LAY OUT THE LANDiNG FIELDS ~fillers In the opinion of Manager ~like Kelly. r Four Different l<lnds Marked to In· Four intiE'lders, two pitchers and sure Safety of Express Fliers an outfielder we1·e u<lded to the locnl rostPr h~· tl1e transaction. This gave ~flnneapolls a surplus .of seasonerl Salt Lake City.- -After laying out pla~·en: iu virtually e,·ery dr:>pa1·t· fifty-five landing fields on a po~slble mE>nt. K(•lJy fi~ures that his infield air route from Los Angeles to Salt woiTies are all clearr:>d up, us Cotton , Lake, five pilots of the Western Air Tft>rnPy and Horace Ford were BrookExpre s ~ arrive<! 'Veunesday to rec on· lyn regnl!ns lnst )'ear at second nnd I noiter t:lC local situation prior to the ~horhtop. Tierney Is booked for I beginning of "en·ice n e.·t month. thinl, while Fm·r] and Clmck Cort~an, Three of the pilots who arrived here \\.(' tPrn leag-ue fla~h. will compet(' for will ma'ie their hoPtes in Salt Lake. Tile 11bove !>how,; (:t~oq!P (;uthric of the shor1 lielt! job. Tl:e other two will fly out of Los An· Ohio state who tiPd the world's itHl<Hlr Fh(' Aouthva w pltchrrs, headed by gelE>s , with tlJO sixth mcm bcr of the record for the 75-yard high hun!le Hub' Benton, are depended upon to flying forc e of tl1e first im1•ortant co .1· rate In that event the otller t.Lly wh!'n l'ii•(•umwnt the right field fem·e. Kdly merdal aviation company in the west Above is pictured Gabby llurtnett, he won one of the heatA lu .O!l ~ ..-•. has 12 right hnwlers. :ret to be chosr>n. The record w11s e~tahli~thed by Dao The heavy hitting H>26 outfit of cat(:her, and most popular player on Four different sorts of fields were Kinsey of Illinois in 1!l:!t 'fhe event Dnnc:m, ~mlth and Fisher wlll be aug. the Chlc-ngo team. who helps keep the marl(ed by the pilots as they came was one of the feu tures in the ninth mented by l'ichultz, hought from Cin- !O;p(rft of the team at the top while across the country In trucks. Canvas annual Illinois Indoor rpl:!~' earnival cinnati, and Loftus, former Dodger fly g-ning through the hnrd work of sprlnl! signuls were staked ont at approxi· training. beld at the 'Cnher,:,ity of IHinofl'l. chnser. mately ten-mile intervals as cmergen· ~!nee the relt>a~e of Eddie Ainsmlth cy landing p!a<:es and as markers of and Butch SE-nstock, who failed to \V ad dell Had No Earthly the air trail. At pt esent there is but handlE> rhe backstop position credit· establi~hed landing field between Use for Any Nightshirt one ably last year, Kelley has fortified himSalt Lake and J_.os Angeles. That Is self with two nbie receivers In 1<1rnle There Is an :m<"ient story of "Hube" at Las \'egas. Krueger nnd Butch Byler, bought out- Waddell which still Is told with much But Captain Maurice Graham, one Seattle of the Pacific Coast league rig-ht, r<>spectiYPly, from the Clncfn· gusto by some of the oltlt>r genpratlon o r th e PI·1 o t !11, d cc1n re d th a t so t>n· 1 bas sold Outfielder Bustt>r ~IcCube to nr.t! Nationals and Oakland of the Pa· of buf<ehall mPn. ' thu~iast ic was the welcome accorded the Beaumont club of the 'fexus tific coast leaguE>. It set>ms thnt the Itube, haYing the ad•;ance party of the air trail that league. fallen Into one of his ~loamy and In- many communities along the route • • • I ~1 ' R d B tt tro~pt>ctlve moods, had gone ofT by will soon have prepared additional 8Ail.INGP0" 'rhe Pittsburgh <'lub has n•lca!';ed I orgTan s ecor e er himself nnd wound up flnally In a safe fields. Everywhere, Captain outfielder Georl!e llaas to tne Atlanta han Trl·stam Speaker's small cracker-barre! groce1·y store In Graham said, the greatest interest waa ~ club of the Southern league. Charle~· :\Iorgnn a entcher on the · ·orth Philadelphia. manifel'ted in the project. • • • 1\Iacon team In the South Atlantic As he wa~ ~ittlng therE', moodll "How much will it cost for passE>n·l illilwaukee of the A merle au a&socta. lea~ue, put himself In n class with the contemplutin~ the rott<'nness of ter· gers? \Vhat will the express rates be~ it tion has ~old Infielder GE-orge Arm- hest of them last season wiiC'Il he re>:tr!nl existE>n<'P, a dr~·-g-oocls drum· Will YO'l carry fish? Will you stop strong to the Little lto<'lr dub of the smnshe<l the reco:-tl for conse<'ut!ve J~er came In nn<l startnl Pxhihiling I here?" these were samples of the quer· ·j Southern lea.:ut~. hitting which Trls SpPaker hung ur I Ins samples to the proprietor. \\'hPn I . 1 h 1 • th h • • • In l"~O. S he llnrl rlrawn forth frr·m his r·ase two 1 1es anne e t a. e group everyw ere 1 .' · ' 1 1· I ~· .,..,lle ('!Jnnlhe•·,·t•··I·"' <·lub of tlle Bille " ' pe:uer s reC'orc wns e 1'\'('II lengthy and ,·olu"Jdnou~ gamwnts , they stopped. S:!lt Lake and Los An· .a. u ~ u , sti·alght and ~I01·gun turned In an \Ynddr>ll wn« stirre1l sull!cii'Htlv from ~" 1es w;·11 1)Cl on 1Y tl1e f.IrSt Cl·t·Jcs t G Hidge lengue. has amwuneed the sign· ev!'n dozen in a ro1v. his murk~' thPught.~ to put n tl~Pf'': enjoy the new transportation. The 1 1 !ng of Al\·in .Julian, a 1·atf'iler, as mru1The ~lacon hnckstop ~tarted his run ' "\\'hat's tho-·e things you got other towns and vi!IJ.ges wa nt it, too, 1 ager. lie is n former Conwll uni\·ersity In a game on ~lay :!1. whE'n he hit tht'rP?" hP a~la'll. and only time can t ell whPn the de· man. snf<>l~· in his lal';t two trips to the "Nir.::ht Rh!rts," ~:tl<l the drummer, 1 nu:nd will warrant giving them the plnte. Tn his next r.nme he got four 1 The United States navy has turnt'd hit!'; out or four at-hat«, duplica1NI nntl UIPn thinl<in;.: th:lt IH' mi.,.·•ht there ,. ~a.me sort of service, according to the· down nn offer of member~hlp In th·• the !>tunt in his nc>::c1 gnnw. mall<' n and then ghP evf<lt'nt·e to the m{'l'- fhe•·s. I . Amateur Athletic union. The gob ath- hlt In his one time 1111 In a fourth ch,lllt of the t>n~e ll'ith ,..<!il'h his line The four markers are in tho shapes • ltetes prefer cash pr!1.es to traveling contest, noel then poled Clne on his m<wed, lnquirerl ~nappll~-, ''.llnyhe we 1 of a "T" a "V" a croRs and a straight · J Pxpenf<es. first time up In the tifth g-ame. could sell you one or two-what'/" line. The first indicates a safe land "Ntnv," sal1l Huhc. rt>lapslng once ing on th(! cam·as "T." The second I . , ngaln Into n state M borPdom, ''I don't a safe Iandin!!: ahead; the third a good 1 Wheeler D. (!\loose) 1< uller. Tet<'ran Harvard Tr~ck Star set around mucl1 o· night:;." • Iandin;;- in any direction, and the 1 1 1 of the Waterbury pitching staff und 1 ! the league's sole remaining I ~pltball hurleJ•, was sold to the AI; buuy club. 1 • • • Expects Large Tourist Travel I The Newark Intt•rnatlonal league 1 Salt Lake City.-With the expecta·j [dub hu~ s!gnt>d Harold (Chfi:l{) Gag'J'y Cobh's next birthday annlver~ary tiona or a g1·rater amount of tourist oi Any Other ! non, who fniled to report to Kansas will be his fortieth. lravel to Utah's wonderlands in the i C'!t;t la~t st>ason, and plnyt>d In de· • • • southern part or the state, F. H wo:o. utU•),-uL DISCOYERY-Grn.sa tor AI· d t b 11 _ j k b 1 f L A I kall LanJ U.s. lnvestlga.tlon saya new .rru• 1 f•Pil en a · Engl!!:'h derby Is con~!dered the ,n ~ er oc,(er o os ngc PS, gener will thrh·e on tho worst: either hay or paa0 • • grE'atest raclug evt>nt In the world. al manae:er of the Los Angeles & Salt lnrn. .J n hn z_a~ke.:_!!••_r:o':: ~!ontana. 1 ::'1\H'UE'Il !Ins a t;oclety for th~ promo• • • ' Lake unit of the Union Pacific sys 1 1 lion of ::;l•ling, whic-h for mnny ye11rs A baseball trngoue has b('en organ- 1 tem, arrived here Thursday morning 1 Don~t hut< <'UJ-rit•d on un uctivP and effective !zed in New I:nglnr•d to replace the to confer with J. L. Amos. tratric ('Uillj)Uign lo populnri~e and de>elop one disbanded in 1917. manager of the system. and D. s With Itching Rashes ~kling as a sport. • • • 1 Spencer, general passenger agent • • • It Is estimated thnt about 10 notions both with headquarters in Snit Lake Herbert Christir.n~on, former Cnl· have en"a!!ed in wnrs of some kind I "A good sE-ason is ahead for tl1e West e .. ~ vprsity of 'Y!sconsin pitt·her. who has since our Mr. Dempsey lAst had a ern CClunt.ry. and we anticipate a large I I I I f 1 stanPd n seru ·pro <" re es ur two fight. amount of traffic to Utah," Mr. rear~. has sl~ned a ron tract with the • • • Knickerbocker declared. W. N. U.. $alt Lake City, No. 14--1928. Syrucufie club of the International Frank Barrett, a 1'\econd baseman IE>ague. from the University of Iowa, has been Straw Vote Of Senate Busy Young Man • • • signed by the St. Jo~eph club of the Washington.-The tremendous wet I The busiest younr mall ~oncordla James Walp of Conllngs, Cnl., and Western leagm'. majority roll€d up in the newspapers' 1 has three girls on the string, repll'lrs Arthur Beltman of Snn Antonio, Tex- 1 • • • nationwide "wet·dry" poll has had hl!! own motor Cltrs, belongs to a new as, have been tukE'n on for trials by Jimmy TraguE', who la>:t !'ea!lon comparativ<-ly little effect on the pro lodge, ls one ot the champion pool 1hE' Chicngo White Rox. Wl.llp Is a played !'econd ba~<e tor Winston-Salem left-handed pitcher and RE-Itman an of the Piedmont league, has signed hibition lineup In ,•ongress. A United plnyers, and ho~" 23 creditors to dodga outfielder. wlth Greensboro o! the same loop tor ' Press poll of the senate discloser! tha1 -Concordln (hun.) Blade. • • • Here is a closeup of AI l\liller, (lfie 1V~~6. 1 It was overwhelmingly dry. There Pitcht>r Tom GlaRs hns hePn oh· of the star track men of Harvard un!All Preordained • • • I are sixty-eight drys, seventeen wetE 1 talned by ~lurtin~bnr~ of the Blue ver><i1y, unci the mau ,·;ho defeated B,,b Meuse! ot the New York Ytlll· and eleven "doubtful" in the senate Everything advancE's by an unRidge lengue from the Portland I'H· Herbe 1·t Houbt>n tn tJ,e I'<'<'Pnt meet in kee!', b. considered to have the great· Several senators asserte•l that th< chnngenble law through the etE'rnal cltlc <'onst len~ue dnh. He f•mnerly Boston. He Is al~o a stur stlot putte•· est throwing arm in the majors. He · newspaper polls meant nothing. Some constltut!on :md as~oclatlon of latent 1\'RS with f'1mbr1dge of the Eu~lem ar.d a mpmher or the U a nnrd mrsity gets great distante Pt'd 1::< noted tor · charged that only those who 1 atron rauses, whkh have beeu lonr before ShM~ 1<>·1 r ;10. tzed bootleggers voted J his a c curne~· . 1 tooth·.Jll team. predestlned.-ltufus. St Ops It Chlng I o Wilbur, "hut watch I'll tRbu1·gh, If "fine," but said he never predicts r&their pitchers hold out. They have garding his own f;Uecess. everything el~e-h!ttlng, gooc\ flelding. Although the \'l'teran southpaw doer~ !'peed and youth. Beating the Giant~ not expl'ct to uqe rE-sin himself, he and then Washington was just what thinks that the new rule wlll hPlp the the Pirates nePd<~d to give them st>lf. pitchers. but will not cut down the hittlng much. coutldence." "Resin will help the p!tda•rs to Cooper said It wns lmposlSible to g-rip the bal~,· thereby gll·~ng t~;em be~gauge the Cubs' chnnce!l het·ause of ter control, C'ooper sa~ s. I don t the great nnmbC'r of new men on thP agree with those who !'ay that pitch· club, hut he t•redlctPd thnt the nt•w ers will 'cheat' b~· using lHE'~al stuff Chicago manngc.r, .Toe McCarthy, will to doctor the l>all. A few mu:; try 1 ~; be a succe~s. Cooper himself feels but the majority will obey the rules. s- Yod Allegheny River lee Moving Out Cam• te Oller HonJurae Jose Francisco Barrund!a, a Central 011 City, Pa.-A general movement 1 American statesman, came to the tile huge Ice gorges which have; the Allegheny river south ol United State1 a1 envoy In 18,'W tor the the last few weeks Is believed by 1 purpose ot otrerlnc the annexation of !WaetrVc!rs to mark the passing of flood Honduras to thl1 country, but he died auddenly before anythlnr wa1 done. that already have caused IUital!:e estimated In the millions and Drawback to Flattery driven more than 150 families their homes. Oil City, however, I Although a 1kllful tlatterer Is a IDilrht remained a city of apprehen· most delightful companion If you can wltn no way of predicting what keep him all to yourself, his taste be 011tcome of the ice movement ma' comes very doubtful when he takes to compllmentlnJ other people.-Dlckena. • instead of· Kalsomi ne orWallPaper I Babe Adam•, Ray Kremer, Manager McKechnie and Pitcher Yde. Addition of Seven Players Makes Minneapolis Factor. Pe terson'S Ointment ' Nampa, ldaho.-Governors of four l To the millions of gr11teful suffererE I Idaho, Washington, Utah and ' wbo know about the mighty healing have been Invited to attend Paclfl'c Fruit Express day celebra· here May 6 to mark the compleof the P. F. E. car shops, says Moore, celebration secretary. In adldUon, Carl R. Gray, president . the Union Pacific system, the pres· : of the Southern Pacific system, j president of the Southern Pacific practically all the big railroad of· !Po::"a''" of lines west of Omaha will be Nampa, accordn!g to word from 1 . F. E. headquarters. Mr. Moore reported that the commit· of ten which is raising funds for I celebration .)las found a generous!' te!IJK•nsle among Nampa business men. The Paetfic Fruit Express company headed the list with a cash con- I trf.llmtion of $2600 and at least as much will be raised in the city. Plans have been made to feed from to 16,000 persons at the barbe· l which will be held on the grounds 1 the big plant. -a dry powder in white and tints. Packed in 5-pound packages, ready for use by mixing with cold or warm water. Full directions on every package. Apply witla an ordinary wall brusla, Suitable for all interior surfaces-plaster, wall bonrd. brick, cement, or canvas. ·washington.-Contract air mall ser vice wi~! be esta?lished from Salt Lake C•ty, Utah, vm Las Vegas, Nev., to Lo~ Angeles and return, on April I 17, Postmaster General New announ·l eed Thursday. The distance iR 600 miles each way and the service will expediate dd!veries between southern California and all points eastward served by the trauscontinental mail route. 1 Service between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles will be daily and will be oper~ ted on the following schedule. Leave Los Angeles, 7:35 a. m.; leave Las Vegas. 10:40 a. m.; arrive f/,It Adt your dealer for Alabaatine Lake, 3:20 p. m. Leave Las Vegas colorcard or write Miea Ruby 2:25 p. m., arrive Los Angeles, 5:2f. Brandon, the Alabactine Com· p. m. pany, Grand Rapid,, Michigan. The rate of postage for this route ~ is 10 cents an ounce or fraction there· of, with 5 cents an ounce or fraction thereof additional for each zone or part of zone mail is carried on the transcontinental route. For instance, a letter forwarded over this route from Los Angeles to Chicago w!ll re· quire 20 cents postage, being 10 cents for contract route and 5 cents for each Enough Said of two zones on the trancontinental "Why don't you like motoring witb route. Contract all mail dispatched over Bill Sparks, ~fnggle1'' "I nin't no In p-robe, Mayme!" two or more contr:·ct routes requireE additional contract postage for each additional contract route. The contractor fo1· this new route is the West· . Prn Air Express, Inc., or Los AngeleA. Carnation Mush brings to your brealc.fast' bowl all the fiavor, all the nutriment1 of goldenwheat6.elds.Andaoes it in 5 minutes-thank11 to the Albers process. j\sk your grocer! ~- I C ongress man --··--·- B. Colton, and an effort made to it passed by the house of reprefirst. The bill, as intra· 4uced, was referred to the house lands eommittee, and referred by it in turn to the department of the interior, Mr. reports. Senator Smoot and Senator Phipps called on the secre· tary of the interior and went over the aituation "':ith him, explaining in detan the necessity of the enactment of \his legislation at this session of congress. Regarding the situation at present . ' . Farr writes as follows: "From my canvass of the situation the house public lands committee, judgment is that the bill will be ~~Bpc>rted out favorably by this commit and probably by an unammous re- ro Pe Operated By Western Air Ex press Contract; Air Mail Dis· patched Over Two or More Contract Routes Suffe I usec ttcur • U I I I I I . |