OCR Text |
Show BEAVER PRESS if ervlc YorHPost-WNUS- es Are aves to an Sure "2" is a" Gene Sara" u;m kannv. tedS tO Keep M black cats r how many rrr;. He was born in 1912, iring around. became a caddy q a. and the national triumphed in the opens in 1932 and lose a match cannot lat he the second, twelfth or cond of the month. p n ,22, t before he met Jess fortune teller informed Jack Dempsey that he could not lose. He still believes that had a great mi ma Ural 1" ug winning the title. Wll-?s- y f LV the other hand, On Willard feels that he might have done much better If a black duck had not fallen dead at his feet while he was ley taking a waiu mat day. ice fan will tell you that the corners off your pro- b will have good luck, be- Sir jinx has nothing on which the marshy area Jersey turn jet black In Princeton knows that It Yale In football. weeds In speedboat champion, fiat two Teddy Bears must fthe stern of his boat dur. fcod.the e. of baby 6hoes tied to the wheel was all that Pete him needed to convince could win an automobile ivorv coat, presented to :11 Lester Stoefen et before any luck In a tennis match. tter how good his arm feels. as knows that he will be oat of the box any day fails to step over the foul t foot first. tter where he Is. Barney inds for his favorite Chi- rber to cut his hair. It's e, but Barney's a cham- - the Dempsey, bl- six-da- - has different ideas about He will not permit It to uring a race or four weeks Jler, I to one. Pepper Martin Is In n he chases the jinx per slump , inj are like -- room-mates- s other people, their pictures In they seldom will pose joy seelnu-- N hut "efnre n race. N also refuse to take chances. his's, a great thoroughbred i years ago, would not run jockey wore a coat over BM silks. athletes gnash their teeth but Jim Barnes alwavs pter use for his molars. He fft to chew a lucky sprlq of Flover. just as Johnnv Dun- ,0 trait success in the r ring at a match stick. fie Louisiana Lottery was y"a could win a fortune If P""na I,VM No. o lr money after seeing n (hi If vim i,!l in ndciil ipn num. Rox Score s RANKIE FRISCH comes slldlna into the bag while the baseman stands there, ball in hand, waiting for him. In the dugout some play, er yawns and turns to his team mates. "Thert goes Frankle again, mak-In- g that old college try," he remarks in tones of supreme Where the term originateddisgust I do not know, although it is obvious that It Is an expression of the professional athlete's scorn for the player who does not get paid for his work. But I do know that it has become baseball's most overused term of disapproval for the player who, presumably for the sake of being theatrical, attempts to make pome play that cannot be made. Also I know that the Increasing number of big timers who regard anything out of the ordinary as "the old college try" Is one of the reasons why the sport lacks a very real part of its former fascination for the fans. That Frisch lasted so long as on of the highest paid players in the game may be at tributed largely to the fact that he is possessed of the spirit which drives him into making that "old college try," even( though his legs may renei against such exerj JWSSJSWt, I tions. Certainly it also Is the reason why the old Orioles, who had such scant Frisch esteem for most collegiate notions, remain famous 40 years after the days of their active glory. Indeed this fierce Impulse to lead forlorn hopes, to refuse to admit that any shoestring catch is impossible until a muscle straining effort to accomplish it has been made, Is one very important reason why there are any stars to applaud today. It is a fact that makes up for the occasional athlete who may, as the dugout critics so often yelp, go through the motions merely to show Intermountain News NEW LABOR PLAN UP MORE MEN EMPLOYED ACREAGE IS REDUCED DUST CONTROL WORK DerSE have been than 800 placed ermKdUS,trysUlte the laS dictor of iL United States mA-TMor- tPh reemploy, ment service reports. The great. "nprovement has come the timber industry. p?.0ISVDA- -a devoted to vegetables" in during oPI'Vement as rePrted tocrPs ?MtJ L the dnrinf miSSner f ag"CUlture here. 5?onference UT.GRANTS VILLE, -A project for dust control is under-wa- y m this section. Nearly three hundred men will be employed Wrk geS int0 blast" PO'CATELLO, IDA.- -A rabbit cnFol campaign is to be launched m Bannock county as soon as snow flies. fu' 32,000 lambs have been shipped from the Elko loading pens recently. SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Federal, state and county governments in Utah have a total of $32,114,490.93expended during Pe"001 of August, ,noth5ee:year 1932 to August, 1935, according to reports completed by the division of research and statistics, thRA. MANTI, UT. Feed conditions on the winter ranges for sheep are reported in excellent shape. SALT LAKE CITY, UT.- -A total of 14,931 grazing licenses representing approximately head of livestock have been issued by the interior department's division of grazing with headquarters in Salt Lake, to cattle and sheepmen in thirty districts of the ten western public domain states, according to a report released by the office of xne deputy director. TOOELE, UT. Diptheria will be given in Tooele off. county within a few days by loIt was the spirit which compelled cal physicians. The treatment is him to try the Impossible which to be given to all first grade in the county. made Ty Cobb the great player that students PARK CITY, UT. A new he was when men of perhaps equal e labor program for were speed and keenness of eye Utah is announced by the recentserving a dull span in the big show. ly elected president of the Utah In spite of the toll taken by time State Federation of Labor, Paul during his last months as a player M. Peterson of this citv. state-wid- SALT LAKE CITY, UT. BusBabe Ruth had this spirit, too. iness are making a drive Earle Combs, so often so badly for leaders the erection of a million dola of service In cause, the shattered lar civic auditorium in this city. bad It. BOISE, IDA. The present potato, onion and green vegetable "Old College Try" rates on railroads to eight of the middle western states will reIs Mark of Star main in effect until December 1, it is announced. BOISE, IDA. Of the $772,-67- 2 Lou Gehrig, Casey Stengel, Sherthat has been collected from ry Magee, Chief Bender, Rabbit the two per cent retail sales tax no Maranville and but there is law in Idaho, $575,000 has gone need to call the roll. Search for the relief of the state's unthrough the list of all time greats employed, it is reported by the yourself. You will discover that, state auditor. BOISE, IDA. R. J. Wood, dialmost without exception, each of them was possessed of that fierce rector of projects for the federal works progress administration in impulse to deny that anything was Idaho has announced that muIn Impossible when victory was sicians and artists will receive a sight. share of federal relief money unObviously, I am not suggesting der a plan that is being worked that a player should sacrifice all re- out. The projects will be creative and teaching. Just what part gard for life and limb merely to 'of the $3,000,000 in relief funds customthe for provide a spectacle available will be used for the ers. The memory of Johnny work has not been revealed. The diving head first into a con- individual compensation is esticrete floored dugout, of Creasy mated at $630 annually, Neale crashing so hard against the BOISE, IDA. W. H. Wicks, right field wall at the I'olo grounds director of the state bureau of warned growthat he had to be rushed to the hos- plant industry, hasthat fruit transers and truckers pital, of Frank Bowerman. Christy by truck "must meet the Mathewson's old catcher, splintering ported same spray residue rea.uirements a timber several inches thick by es when hauled by common carthe force of his impact while chas- riers or other means in intrame from state shipments." Wicks cautioning a foul, would prevent ftf) cents. ed field for murder uiy inspectors not to issue requiring truck inspection Yet I am wondering how many federal-stat- e certifications to any truck driver realize fans and younger players sorav residue tolerances how firmly this unless allowed by the United States ps exnow scornful food and dru? act, are in pression "the old willi the law. try" Is POCATELLO, IDA. Word college with all bound up here through the local ofthat is best in base- fice of Con,T. D. W. Clark, says ball. I am wonder-In- g that the no::ious weed project in in the amount how many of Twin Falls county j been has approved by of $14,145 them realize that, officials at Washington, D. C. it and largo, one by first was the same The project this for ' i really is the type of work unmakes which spirit der the WPA program of which a Frisch, a Combs, Leo Hood is state pdministrator. CITY, Joe Moore, a a SLT LAKE Greenberg insured comof fifty-nin- e Ruth, a Greenberg Utah were in banks mercial or a Cobb stanB out far above their to have increased in the shown I am wondering humdrum fellows. vear ended June 30. 1935. to a how many of them really under, total of $120,834,000. in a governchas-Instand that the refusal to quit ment renort recently issued. In a fly ball until It has hit the Wyoming depc.--i scored per cent, to a total ground and the run has been and in Nevada. 35.7 per cent, must still go far toward determin-Ink total of S22.232.000. . men to among whether the winner BOISE. IDA. A warning has or among teams. issued here by Dean E. J. been Is Probably, though, the number head of the University think Mdipfs. in largo. Indeed, the more you of Idaho extension division,to be that about It the more you suspect which farmers were urged lis on the lookout for arents of y?r-lo"the old college try" was givensomeof because products pnd devices, as bemeaning present themselves that lazy misrenrefent body else's Inelllcicnry; with the extension associnted own their ing men. anxious to cover "The only apents of the division. defects, endeavored thus to express imiversitv extension division are their Jealousy of stirrer marrowed the specialists and county govfellows. ernment agents," recommend that thought to the the Dean. Lamoille C next occupant of press box or duELKO, NEV.The bethis fall stands moved the will be goutI do not Include of efforts of local cause the subject Is far better nt to keep it at the pres-ethere who feels called Vosmik location. upon to sneer when Joe or IDA. Permits to buy takes a nose dive In the outfield stores swarmlia?,?r from 23 rtite-ownc- d when Pepper Martin comes been have disoenaries to base? ing Into a ot Idrho's 450.000 If that Is the "old college try, residents, to the Mrto two ami I have mentioned that the icn. ins same to me, linuor have paid things seem much the permittees conit Is by far the most Important into the to uy $M 603.50 tribution of any campus ta $783,132 for syort --sthc.r on tax iales tapeworms In children by dog fleas accidentally are caused getting into the mouths of the children. To guard against flea Infestation of dwellings animal nets should be frequently dusted with any Insect Production Less by 240,-000,0- 00 powder made from dried pyrethrum flowers. This Is harmless to aniBushels Than mals and human beings. If a house in 1934-3- 5 Period. becomes Infested the rugs, cracks ! of a floor and other likely breeding places flea sometimes carries egg which when swallowed should be sprayed thoroughly wltb World wheat supplies outside Rus- tapeworm, In dogs. Occasionally any of the liquid spray Insecticide worms causes sia and China this season ara likely less to he about 240,000,000 bushels than In 1034-3says the bureau of agricultural economics, In its curUse one LEVEL taaspoonful rent report on world wheat prosto a cup of flour for most recipes. pects. World production, excluding RusScientifically made Toy baking sia and China, Is estimated at about SPECIALISTS to produce best results. powder 3,520,000,000 bushels, or about bushels more than last year; at the beginbut world carry-ove- r ning of this crop year was about 800,000,000 bushels, or 300,000,000 bushels less than a year ago. Russia Is reported to be harvestSSe 25 ing a good wheat crop with fairly good yields In regions which You can also buy supply wheat for export. for 160 11 XO ounc Russia may export as much as off1$ ounc can for I$o be this but may bushels, set to Borne extent by Increased ImDoable -- Tested Doable Action ports Into China where the wheat crop Is reported smaller than In Fleas will breed in carpets, cracks or any other suitable place where the eggs may drop. It takes only 17 days from the time an egg Is laid to produce a flea In good The Insects are biting condition. renowned In scientific circle as the carrier of many diseases. The dog in World Wheat Briefly told for Busy Readers acreage GUARD AGAINST FLEAS Find Shortage In the floor EconOtntCdl Dependable 0 KG BAKING POWDER Same Price Today as 45 Years Ago ounces lor com-moal- y cn AC 1934. The bureau says the short supplies of wheat In the United States may result In prices being main talned close to an Import basis for all classes of wheat at markets east of the Rockies. The United States Into the current season carry-ove- r Is estimated at 152.000.(KX) bushels, and production on the basis of August 1 conditions at 008,000,000 bushels. The total, 700,000,000 bushels, Is only 135,000,000 bushels more than normal utilization of 625,000,-00bushels. These figures suggest, It Is stated, that unless there should be a considerable volume of Imports during Into the the year, the carry-ove- r 103G-3season will be smaller than that In the current season. The volume of Imports will be Influenced largely by the quantity of the domestic crop which proves unfit for milling. The bureau says that durum season probwheat In the 1935-3ably will not command a premium over hard red spring, as was the case last season; but that supplies of good quality hard red spring apsubstanpear so short there will-btial premiums for hard red spring over hard red winter. TOE RIEWIfflrjTUE IHNDTEIL A Distinctive Residence 0 7 Mrs. J. H. Waters, An Abode. renowned President West the Throughout Salt Lake's Most Hospitable HOTEL Invites You 1 RATES SINGLE 6 $2.00 to $400 DOUBLE " 7 vfvMfvr m wt m W. E. SUTTON, General Manager CHAUNCEY W. WEST Assist. Gen. Manager 400 Baths & "ftto A HiRflMGIb L WaL.VOU 1 00.. J U am 1 Bear f 6ive her i iNiHeaw choscn for XI education LEADING' PAW ; ..".ANO ij OR MAKE A 41 IN OUR CLASS-CHORlJS GlRLJ lHfW1rW v Hotel Ncwliouse $2.50to$4.50 400 Rooms e 0H, MOTHER... THE I rr$ WHV CAKJ'T 8 irJ PUAV ? EDrTH 1H too much TROUBLE TO, MAKE I1HINK IT WHAT DOES HR; a. Kid rAS GOOD UfAE? I'M HAVING SUCH HEADACHES GOOD FOR RE CARE HOW HARM iunif-P;-Tin- Gra-bows- con-forrn- itv ed fwy UT.-De-- vowe FEEUNS WELU. I Suppose- - BEEN A0LV IF RK MONTHS, OEARi LET'S go amo DON'T I GO, see MRS. BARCLAV, 'HOWS A BIG MISTAKE.' I'LL, PONT LET' NEVER. s' HIM BULL-- V THE DOCTOR.' V4 HEAR THE" EWDOFJIJ COME ON -- LET'S GO MAKING J THAT COFFEE-NERVE- S cuRsesi if she's swrroMG .10 P0STUM BEUGVB IS! CAUSIN6 vour I SUGGEST V0U61VE UP COFFEE F0R3OPAVSW5 trouble; I'LL HAVE' TO SCRAM! jvou.i ft6HTjJ0vy.' posits g Told Me ' Jackson says that Hack it. me toughest slider of mn he ever tanned .i a thankful that Hack, who u. until h 0r " i l .1 .... . eoming In feet first, did 8P'Kes. . . . Dick Det lirf: t.' hen'0n' .. aversion was the Ala. My f""r 'ootbali whir. Both of them I b thlno h.. d say mat h ii.. (". iu.. P Stenjpp. . . l .,,,1 nevnr n i.imiinnger toi miiKe jrnoi Wckfil too much P1 ne f - , lit weight T, p... K nnnest In the the ,un shlnln8 '"moon . . . Jack III i .I 1 I. ,rf,p J' ," "" "Vm ,i g "IT SEEMS trang that I coffee could hurt ntl THERE'S BEEN us InS REMARKABLE ft CHANGE. lMV0U,peAR..WRe GETTING MOR FUN THAN EDITH l!5 THAT'S BECAUSE I FEEL LIKE (AVOL0 SELF AGAlM . , SINCE SWITCHED TO FOSTtM CWTCF THlSPLAV if. AT " years. r'nR there is the worio. busi-fesfm- en liJ.3 f-i- rI ... If you inspect that coffee disagree with you try Postum for 30 days. Postum contains no caffcin. It is simply whole wheat and bran, roasted and slightly and costs less than sweetened. It's easy to make half a cent a cup. It's delicious, too . . . and may prove a real help. A product of General Foods. FREE I Let us send you your first week's supply of Postum free! Simply mail the coupon. Gimihal Foom, Bttle Creek, Mich. Plroe end nc, without cott or obligation, of Poetun. well-blocke- rM J la coffee can optet nenret,caue indigestion or prerent found sleep f ... W.M.U - a week's supply Afaoisu renins In SO I thought it wm bad only for children!" "Oh, not Many adalti, too, find that the caf feia StntU. 30 PAVR' Fill In completely print name end addreu. If yoo live in addrcn: General Foods, Ltd., Cohourg. Out. (This offer expires July 1, 1930) J |