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Show J - I 5 RIVALS THE BEST 18 Pages Today -- Pages 1 to 8- UTAH COUNTY - SURPASSES THE REST PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SUNDAY; SEPTEMBER 30, 1928 VOL. 6, NO. 9. rii crifufu My la Mini PLAYER B OARD BOUGHT - - ' warn V rail (a) - 4.- - & Celebrates His Year : As Utah Minister : Al HERALD TO PLAY SERIES - IflUfo) AO liUfotS WIIH ' TiRir-runi-To PLEA - ' - 'J1U u ,. mA".e789T,Ti, :n UIUCUUU LittleBilly Ranieri, Recently 4 Released- ,- 1 1141 RHE GIANTS - Re- Recognizes V f 5 M1EICIR0USH-tlI2I3?iCOHE- 1 23456789 W 0 0 0 0 0 020131 CUBS RHE beck r-U 1 . Grounds; - Writer . Is iftza '"V 45V Republican Candidate Indignant At Published Attack" On Al Smith on Religious .Silent. ;. : WASHINGTON. v. 5- I Day Brings Greatest Crowds Tor: Entire Fair; Last Orem Takes First Honors - eeve Boots F- ieldJ:Goal olBreakTie: In Exhibits of Communities Ott RomneyVlGridsters-Show-Battli- ng Spirit to Stave Off Idaho Attack and Win; Vacher Makes Long Run. . Sept! 29. (UP) rT,he closing day pfihe.Utah coun- TlntsEepubiican . party, wants ni " " ERESiiriiiiEr. ty fair broiigJit new and greater IMOflUNBSTRM support ha spa on religious preu-- . 1 , By -BOB GOODELL i crowds from all par,ts of the county declared tc Hoover Herbert dice, today D1 Of REESE ; Fighting; fighting,- fightingalwayg with their backs Saturday. The final day's program in a statement expressing indignaSHPhmiinma carried the outstanding' thrills for against the wall the B Y. TJ. Cougars came from behind ID?! JACKSON tion at the published circular letter . KANAKEE, 111., Sept: 29 '""'' Saturday afternoon to romp off with a 9--6 the thousands Of visitors."": GRIMM 11BI2D1 of Mrs. Willie W. Caldwell, Ttepuh-lira- n victory, over the (UP) Five, men were taken EZ2!f! HARPER Utah richest fruit Orem, national county's of committeewoman GCNlALESItI powerful College of Idaho eleven. v. . 111 Dl WELSH into custody here today in took honors In ,' first the district,, women that "save Virginia, urging ' The brand-ne"Y" stadium, with 2,500 frenzied fans on connection with' the kidnap - ., mOKIHOGAN community exhibits at the Utah the United States from being Roj:lDTLER13H1llr county fair, Lehl was second, while hand, had a wonderful introduction to football fans of Utah. ' manized and ItlAKETTLCS Hoover ing of Billy, Ranieri, 10- year- j 1I1E3P BENTON VEN. W. F. BIXKLKY Payson and Sprlngville tied for Not only was the game-- a thriller Is Indignant nld snn of a wealthy Chicago of. the most spectacular third place. .. "I cannot I indigexiress my fully ill AH to but Tk the mpn uprA aamav! order, of the appearance Is stadium Winner ed Palmyra fieldthe at nation Hoover such, circulars," be friends of Andrew Cappeiiano,' jjere j3 the biggest treat ever offered to the Provo and staled7"Nor In the second class communities units of seats, and the magnificent view of the ii J can I reiterate too on'.whose farm near here it Is .be- - Utah . Palmyra won first place and Genola west, gave the spectators a strong-injectio- n county basrfjull fans. strongly that religious questions of the new YH second. The Eve'ni"t' Herald has always given the sport fans have no part in this campaign. QuMUotnedbB athletic spirit. "I have company "we repeatedly that this section the finest port service of any newspaper in neither;! norstated ouestioned bv Chica-'o- f on won Ball Downs ?Tako They , " first honors the among the Republican patty Coach Otb Romney's frldstera, exhibitors. The Knight Coal go: officers who came here with the United States in cities of similar size of Provo. i No ex4 wants support on that basis. and Ice company was second and only two of whom were playing la Billy and A. Frank Ranieri, his "There arc important and vital has pver been SDare( to serve the public to the fullest their accustomed positions, wera . I Utah Power and Light company, father. ' for reasons return of the the in iaf Repubrlnniirtmpnr v .v i Ven. '"and Mrs. W, F. Hulkley "h" d.The pfTncipal points govern, It is believed some or ine men by the Invading Coyotes lican not but this is administration, " for three quarters of th game, but The Herald is glad to serve ai)d appreciates tne large one of them." may know of the whereabouts of ling tne judging were based on artls-jM- c never outfought. Twice the Cou-ga- rs And Son Bill To Go arrangement and general beauty Cappeiiano and his family. Thecrow(is wnich have gathered at the Herald building during Hoover told the United Press ' 6f tbe booths. took the ba oa d'uvns within be series and' resmted baseball world's the or reputlUitor East during championship fights ""'"".-fi- ve Prize winners in the manufactur yard liie..j licatuwh-dow- n the'Caldwell letter. hn Thereupon we could called a For years we have dreamed of the day when and defeat; loomed larger lnar apparel,, dishes and food-we- re ing department were; .Knight Wool-e- I -meeting of his counsellors, A men, in me rourtn period, with Steel cor Jack Strong's "Curley found In the home. nn- trhrrtt n ii h u t w ' I iTttrmrn i ve give the baseball fans aLrealejiuin base-toda- y, fofon l'1 ri. Vcn. V. F. rJulklcy, poration, second; ' Provo Mattress in of isa world's prrogress series "the the of and a ,at 6 10 6- then game theiticity letter, Foundlin?. Caotures Honors - iitiiw gui unuer r ; he recog and told officers.we...hyhow"them , . rector of the St "ury's Kpiscopal factory, third; Utah Beet Sugar Inway witn a ven- sued his further rejection stateboard. , ball " geance. player nized many of the rooms, a dog will deliver an an- dustry, fourth; Pacific States Cast Rushing the ball into the 7 reality, A Playograph, ment. church in Prr In , Herald Contest - That drtam has been made into coring lone, th Cougars threatraa up to him and. Billy said it niversary- sermon at St. PauKs Irbn'Pi'pe company, fifth; Wood' ened, but Idaho's defense stiffened was thfr animal he played .with the latest improved mechanical device, has been secured by "Nothing Mor to Say" church in Salt Lake City this eve- ward Wonder Mantel, sixth. , The' program of races Saturday All hail the grand champion mut-Ue- and an offside penalty mads tha Va., S"pt. 29. (UP) ning. during his captivity i 1 the Herald. It is now in the Herald office and will be erected ROANOKE; "Y" chancs for a touchdown - rewas equal .to any ever seen ln this "I have jnutt" of Utah county! a atatcmect-tthe. I On unduy,roptrmher.27..190S, mote. of the Herald building in limefor the first game of Republican made, -; Bonnie Grey com...... and the .y. his the Mr. territory within This, greatest Venernbie the honor, gave national committee. Bulkley I, "Lilyf oof" Reeve, giant end, drophave nothing more to ; after he was- - kidnaped, and the. the World's series. Mrs first public sermon in Utah, whn pany again provided great enter- the reach of Provo's numerous dog , the race fans. line- ,- and -room where he slept He said al population, was bestowed Saturday ped back to the of thfi Plavocranh is another evidence of Willie W. Caldwell,' Republican na- - he occupied the pulpit at St. Paul's tainment forDrorm-Deutvio snrino' with VacherRaceJIors . at in the church Utah "dug" Lake a closet in the of found sack tional Spit v, Sincethat holding" to county fairground, t cpmmjttppwnnmn frm yir burlap triH in onvp TI0.,1,1 hall. Hooted a field fcoal from iu i nk'nvs An incident of pathos nrtA yet not pninl appropriate cvi'emonit'supon me progrvst,,v j 'me he has been one of the leaders BiniaTTold the United Press shortly ' t a difficult angle, giving the , m112 in th auto the day he was kid - our fans and readers. vnuivn without Its humor, occurred on the "Curley" typical mongrel hound, hiut noon toiay, in regard to a let - P ln'" IIJ fiiM'i' y t s. - . lead with oiU of the Episcopal church in the track .when Dougle G, a favorite claimed by Jack Strong, 11, of ,74 Cougars a three-poinaped. 9.U the Herald Thursday. October 4, and witness the ter purpoited to have been written lie A by me names oi me live men Clara i;voTTorf'T mterTnountain region. His hpad- - ' harness horse, owned by O. T. Pap- - South Fourth East who says he only three minutes to play. world sries. of the first of present the game Coach Anse Cornell's Coyote tioned totlay werernbt' made quT l,4nia Highlnndn, Va., ,iaying. J'We ojuiitrrs have been in..Provo most worlhQL Locanfomins down; tho "foun4 hlnv whep he was a purp.". "them special leased wire will connect: the Herald office' with the must save home stretch . in the third heat, becond prize was awarded to June then tried a desperate passing at- -' the Un'texl States from of that period. -, are Italians. A nephew of Cappe- i- respective playing fields throughout the sens, and the lans being Romanized." Accnmparfted by Mrp. Bulkley and dropped dead. The incident had Carter's "Friti, who ran "Curley" tack, but the "Y- broks up the atsome tempts when occurred a close twice Interceptconsistently, son. Sir. leave Mr3. will shave for the honors. June scarcely young?! Caldwell said she had decidon tne neraia Bill, Is being will Bulkley lano, Tony Capellano, get a vivid idea of the games as ed hot to make a statement to the Wednesday for Washington, D. C, ster on a top bleacher seat yelled is seven years old and lives with ing long heaves of "Red" O'Connor, sought His farm, near the one Idaho's outstanding star of the day. will be a delegate at the down to i friend: '"Hey, Bill, did "Fritz" at 575 West Fourth South. inHiWitc In whero-where Billy was held, also was de- Playograph i press here as As the game ended, the Cougars bet on that horse?"" to earlier dispatches from Washington. "Prince," Edward belonging general convention of the you serted when- - officers -- visited lt. ;: - The animal had won many a race Killpack of 610 North First West had the ball In Idaho territory and "My statement to the committee Episcopal church. This Is said to The Cappeiiano farm is near St be one of the biggest church mcet-inc- s for its owner in the eleven years of street was awarded third place-.- In- wars going strong. "Viator's College. explains ail," she said. to be held in the United States Its active life. Adhering to race- terest In the Herald mutt contest College of Idaho Strong Would Kidnap Daughter-- .The "Y" victory was the track custom the animal will be was so great that the judges decided this atATM7 year. rtTTnnn to is have said Cappeiiano . While in Washington, they will buried In the infield of the track to award honorable mention to noteworthy because of College of to his kidnap as daughter, tempted visit with Mrs. Bulkley's sister, Mrs. and a suitable monument, will be Reed Glazier's "Tip" in addition to mano s unquestionable strength, burned Millie( who recently-wThe Caldwell aggregation showed a C. P. Bleecker erected, it is stated. the first three prizes. In is at a bonfire and the severely With the loss of Double G. who The other dogs and their owners dazzling offense, with passes, fakes, hospital for treatment. Capellano had won the first two heats of the were "Pal." Paul Larsen; of Pleasant Missing Treasurer of "Spike," spinner plays and wide end runs all a Fenton Thomas attempted to .have her L released NAME-HEA-main.harness. eyenLJionors went la Jack Booth; " Rex,'! Fra a k Dear-ma- used : effectively, by- - the brilliant : . n DS .,An1r t Hal Direct, an animal owned by A. "Bron," Everett Rich; "Jack," quartet of O'Connor, Captain Ed was retusea made two unsuccessful Grove Suffers Fractured J. Bateman of Logan. Harry Mon- Kenneth Stirling; "Kelly." Kenneth Dtlley, Bud Brown and Tucker. But irs attempts to kidnap her from the day, owned by Ed Edwards, also of Laws; "Sport," Simeon Beck; "Na- the Cougars held when yards meant In Canada. Skull Saturday. hospital, Fred Markham of ''Provo was Ixjgan, took second place and Blllie poleon," Jean Cox; "Trix," Richard points, and In spite of the Coyotes elected president of the Utah Coua-t- y M. owned by Paul Caruyre of Flier, Madsen; "Bob," Levi Reynolds; great number of first downs, the Yoflng Men's Republican club at WINNIPEG, Man., Sept. 29 "Y", prevented them from scoring Idaho, third Time: 2:15 42, associated Fenton. "Snowball," Ray Gibson. Thomas a S. held in rie Utahna Gardens Carnes, missing meeting (UP) Clinton The judges of the contest were J. but one touchdown and that on a with the Pleasant Grove Cannin'4 treasurer Missior. Friday night. Five vice presidents Maurice Harding. Named Home the of pass from O'Connor to DU-lut Hugh Symes and C.. La Var Jensen, company, suffered a fractured skull hoard of the southern convention at were chosen as follows: J. A. Ander In the first period. of Prgvo, and Principal E. E. finud-seiand severe lacerations about the Atlanta. Oa., was held here today son, Spanish Fork; J, Angus Olsen. Cbndidate oFor-'"Clug", Vacher, sophomore' half-- -of Sprlngville high school. csl a car in whiorn he wixh for American authorities. fiK'O,- Spanish Fork; Floyd Walker,! bis first game of cot-- r t backrpleymg r the state nignway m iding-oiv afsly Judge City Pleasant Grove; Golden Taylor, Carnes .admitted his identity leglate football, broke sway ln the was struck by a mrgi ter his arrest-he- re iLincoIn late yestorday Eayson .and Wilford Hall,' Provo, second quarter for a I ire run 'truck driven by Joseph J. Madsen. and told police he was ready to re- Maurice Jones of Provo was made - Maurice. - Hnrding. well known . Officers for a tuochdown, and the score reand Utah coua ; of warden, and fish game secretary-treasurerwithout to southern turn the city received of Provo. tv have been asked by Special Agent deputy 6 mained at young tied attorney until Reeve's 3u saturuay mum-InSenator Reed Smoot and Com the nomination for pity judge at a extiadition proceedings to face a John MoKeor of the Union Pacific VlneyardTat placement kick, despite the nummore gressman E. O. Leatherwood were of misappropriating In held rrass charge to on erous convention a be lookout the threats of the Idaho outfit. for Republican System Fenton, who was .rendered uricon- than one million dollars of the guests at the meeting, both of whom The "; y Fourth district court room man believed to have stolen 18 pass B. Y. U. played wonderful font- hurried to the Lent church funds !nn u.' on Issues ' of the spoke won present Mr. the refuno' In ball vouchers recently General hospitaTyRay-Giliman- T the shadow of Its gnat linn, Harding night. engef A delegation fronTlhe Salt noni i ha fibh over Alfred L. Booth; was taken before 'a The . from the passenger department at but at othertlmesthe Cougars of Orerm - At a if police prisoner City marshal-court today and booked as Iyakenyoung iMetr's Republican veteran nitornoy of this'city,"by a ' were noticeably ragged. Los Angeles con" hisFumbles ", A. afternoon hnuF Saturday said club he Police in Atlanta." "wanted Matthew 70. 115 vote accompanied Mr. of to Cop by The rampaging Chicago Cubs . A public piano recital will be and slips were frequent, the tackl'The man is described as being dition was regarded very serious by Harding's them. orator of not the would be to Provo. questioned ley, conby before was evening, ended the New Tork Giants' last given Monday, October 1, at 8 p. m. ing was frequently not effective, the about 35 to 40" years of age and naffig presented physicians. He had jiot He remained silent today, refusing More than 150 were in attendance. vention by - J. Robert- - Robinson, chance for a National league pen- in College Hall by Wilma He is attending consciousness weighs about 200 pounds. and the genBoyle. and all in all the Y" did not show : him regained .: the to discuss against while Elias GesratacCfJ Mr Booth's nant Saturday-whe- n charges five feet ten inches tall. He is nice eral outlook .for Jl8. .recovery;... was The program, which la oj one anything like the smoothness of .dishis CHRISTIAN since his SCIENCE whereabouts or -:CHURCH name latbefore the convention. the McGrawmen for the third time hours' duration. Is free to the public. the Coyotes until ths final quarter. " appearing and his hair is slightly not favorable. ' y First Church of Christ, Scientist, from Atlanta August 15. B. F: Roper, deputy sheriff, was in four games, by a 2 count. Sherappearance But thejriought and fought and gray around the edges. He gives the Parti as Madsen was Jdrivlng a large Mr. earnes-whe arrived of to corner said have First East and First named for theoffice of constable. iff. Blake subdued the Giants .name of J. A. Young and claims to Bach , Prelude and Fugue XVII fought. - If ever fight won a football loaded with minnows 4R . North Etatetruck, three street W'innipeg unaccompanied Regular Sunday His name was presented by James -be a railroad man. while Fitzsimmons was of op, 35 No, 2 game. It won Saturday's battle, north of the Lindon hill. Fenton- days ago and was under police sur- morning services, 11 a, m.; subject A. Bullock.-- Th- e- rules were susThree of the . vouchers rwere was the. Bruins! Simmons Plays Well .; movimento. Dopplo in 8. small car. ac- veillance for several days before his "Christian Science." Sunday" school southbound en. ' cashed Friday in Leadville, pended and Mr. Roper was nomln- Captain Henry Simmons, veteran Sch Adding Insult to Injury, the Card-inarnrdlnft to Demitv Sheriff S. A. Wil- ---ftdentifVation. lie had- - 4:aken-steo- s at 9:45 a. rn. Wednesday ' ated, hy acclamation, took their third straight game Marche fuenbre. Cougar tackle, played a great game who made the official investi to establish himself In business here meetings' are held at 8 " evening lis o'clock. J. C: Halberslaben, city chairman from the Boston Braves, by a 3 to 1 been cashed In San Diego, Pueblo on the line. Red Thorn showed his Presto. , Through some Inexplicable police said. ew. Reading room open daily from 2:30 offcthe Rrpublicart party, was made count Sherdel and Rehm did the Beethoven. ... . .Three contre dances and Denver. It is believed the man gation. ability, particularly at ' mind Madsen gained the Imof turn 4:30 .o'clock. All are welcome. The Atlanta man was rooming ta chairman of the convention. for the champs,-whil- e the close, and was probably the may be traveling towards Salt Lake for pitching. to Concert de Minor In Liszt. .Etude was F Fenton going that pression with a family here and had and Brandt tried It for the most consistent ground-gainfor City. ' Part II turn to his left and accordingly "arpfullyprivate concealed his identity He rgs Braves. Eastwood Lane, from five American the "Y."..H was also strong on de. sbiftedlthetf ifck iofntn's side ha sHarge-rSttm-o- f money; police Other scores: . brllfense. Vacher and Rowe were fer of the foad, striking the smaller said." It was pointed i out Jthat-" , . dances. AMERICAN LEAGUE Pow-woIn streaks. Sanky and liant erratic 1. The Football-Scormd I It . broadside car ni- I waiver of extradition was unnecesDetroit. . . . ;.. , ........ ... 19 27 1 es 2. A Gringo Tango. Dixon at end and Ronald Dyches at , Women throwing Its demolishing 1 occupants Beveral sary In delivering the man to Amer. . 10 17 -- 2 New York ...... " 3.7 North of Boston. , center showed up welt In' addition declared. officer the ican authorities as Immigration yards, ColZachary, Johnson, Shealy and V.i LMazurka jn E Major The Impact of the large ..tn;ck eould arrange Congressman E. 0,,Xatherwood " VonScaramuzza. (Continued on Pegs Eight) Weber.. Southefrr lins: V'anGtlder and Hargrave. added momentum on the Perpetual motion be by speakef-atthjt given "tomerTcan turniYiTbrm6vcf 11 3. f-f 5 oPhiladelphia .. California down grade against the small Ford officials at the border. opened its football season by winning over Utah Ag- regular meeting of the Provo 4 12 2 Chicago - Boston 6, Cleveland-- 6, Republican club, to be held car gave Mr; YenTon little oppor...ce, ....... gies, 40 to 12, here today. (final)i - Wednesday, October 3, at 3 o'clock tunity to esoape. The first quarter- ended 0 to 0, with the Aggies having a Provo ! iey in the Provo Woman's, club hpuse, Y. shade, buf the Trojans nisKed over three touchdowns Jnihe sec Mrs. Allie W. Clark will givir-- a ! : ' ond jperlod. Aggies cameJ.othe Legion solo, selections will he furnished by trio consisting of Mrs; Ewiest Hah To Meet To Bd holding the Coasters scoreless, Heads pushing over two touchddV-nFiftf en minutes after the local vorson, Mrs. Norma Bullock and but in the final period, three more- touchdowns went to the Mrs. Ila NJJeck, and readtaciU ' I a iookoui ior iwo men ncautu wr-' Members of the American Legion h ri k ml- """h"''"--of' the ladies' Demo-hv4,,e? . Trojans- Keep y in a Provo. toward Lake from Salt auxiliary will conduct the annual in.. , a iuu auenaance oi memners in tha officers and looked the Don hoi,i rnm- - Durant xar Williams Jess best for Hibbg lit. Trojans,. stallation of officers recently electbearing a California deslred. and a cordial welcome iai FIRST QUARTER goal , line, and It is B. Y. U.'s ball Octc cense plafeTDeputy while'Theron Smart, Aggies' triple-threSheriffs B. F. ed at service Wednesday evening. man, sparkled for the-' . line, extended to everyone Interested. on the , c . , . Wednesday, " f whl(.h . Dem. ... The exercises will be conducted nt .visitors'. Roper and James Wilson had the U. kicked off to -- Rowe circles left end for .JLL. three -y; Thorn of B. Y. ocrntic ladies of Provo are invited. men urttrregt-4e- r r the auxiliary club rooms in' the arSaturday Rows Is thrown for Scores: line. on ard gain. Dilley finnA arwinlrora will he Rpcured. and .:r i Whlttjer l... . . " after ndbn. l mory hall, Wednesday "evening at 8 Rows loss' by Baldridge. - shortly S.' tlnnprial niuslral fur"Utah Brown Bud will be C. 12. 40. U. numbers and Aggjea The men gave their names as V. o'clock. .A special program has gained five yards s Y, U. Una, punts to .Ichwl Hnmnlptu i('lnil AS to DrO- - C. Morris,'30, More,-- . 21. MonUna SUte lS.'ldaho 'U 13. been arranged for the occasion. six. both, shooting off the B. Y. u, where anijohn Dixon, B. Y. U. end, downs be crrnm will nf - - anil nlnca In mprtlnf Salt . to be five wanted O said I Card and will refreshments Idaho tackle." art left criss-crospenalized They s, playing y Denver fj" 38, Western States 7. balL- - On j a Dllley . announced in Tuesday's Evening Lake for beating "their board bills. s, form a part of the evening's entert- yards, of fsldej Utah Falr makes nine yards, and B. Y. V, . .. -- SI Herald.'- rBegls BrOklahbmC AggTea 2. car the Officers also suspicion ainment-that 'rTucRer goearoug'rlghtguard jnkej jimeout, Tucker makrs a era notjnc.h Notre Dame in which the two-wriding J rhncft in tni-- . fcf - FLIKKS-T- A KB OKF islfllery . Olympic Club .12, Stanford" . ...... time out when Peterson Is Injure, with a line' buck. Idaho penalized ..peraturc - BAN . ADAMS TO SPEAK DIEGO, real., Sept. 29. ....... has a first down- on five yards, offside. Tucker gains Oregon IT 25, Pacific 0. Walter Adams will be the prin Maximum (imp. (UP) William Brock and Edward - RELIEF CONFERENCE SET line. Dilley and two yards off right tackle. O'Con- - J B.. Y. U. took" 22,- - Santa Clara 0. the Sehlee. California at profivers, con cipal conjoint .. The :speaker ...M8 stake Relief Utah society Friday Brown stopped " without, gain on ' nor gains two yards at left end. l ift'h SunIn the off from Rockwell Field 'at 6;45 ference-wilgram be belief unday, Octo California, Southern Branch 7. "Arizona' 7. . Brown Minimum temp. J two line bucks. a. m.jodny on an attempt lo preaK ber 14, In the, Utah stake tabernacle. 'day night. ApecJaljrnusicalnro-spassis Dixon downing him, A pass, from T Ina- - 6. Ch tea goO"' " '' Al nnhi rramred." h heen Vrim Th Ilncomplete. Fourth down, 40 yardsi d 12'Tiday . H m. i'the and 2p.m.Arfme:rfib4Tf fiightreo t ft lie is Invited, ord, now held by German aviators. ftre urged to be in attendance, a. MAGUIRE2Q3I3! cent Place of Captivity; Owner of Farm in Hiding. wlson era -- -- I -- w' -- rum-ridden- ." .. newly-construct- TO ATTEND BIG - 0tot- CHURCH.MEET ..nf .vw roi-ifnl!- ir rrTer-cha- nt 'ORPHAN' PUP -- out-gain- - CROWNED MUTT pro-lotis- ly tlXZZiJ?XT writhe I -- -- of-th- TreEitoo8--. JTZ Kf t KflL ' - iAnt rd d , nt her-to-li- a. ed - -- had-bep- n- ... al -- THEFT SUSPECT MAN HURT IN " -- ' , AUTOSCIDENT ISI iumuui:Y0UNG( I O.P'S - Y -- . HARDING GETS 1 NOMINATION BE CAREFUL OF n: ey R.R. VOUCHERS ! CARDS TAKE i, -r- - PENNANT AS ". g. Frl-jla- GIANTS FALL 6-- GIVES RECITAL cam-paign- V - rd WILMA BOYLE -- -- -- they-trou- ced 6-- com-petel- y, un-ab- le Chopin.Sonat ls " . De-lan- I r er ' Leatherwood To Address a . . er pal 'Democratic WbmenT Wednesday Officers Grab H B.-- - Auxiliary. U Install s "?W. lUTLA, - 9 Saturday's - -- -' at The Weather , ; - Sun-Iday- 0 r ":7 0-yar - round-the-wor- l ward-chape- - 1 4th-C- wwhla-auwtame- 7"-r- : : . - Idaho |