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Show 4. THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 10, ran 21 New Marks Are Made as PERLEY A. HILL SUQQESTS PLAN FOR Farmers Swamp Utes in RESORT FARM COURSE MUNICIPALLY OWNED SIIIB mid METER 1925. I8-HOL- E Yards, It. Me. Boatt Net Cards of Two Orer Par in Tourney at the Country Club. 4 t too t Us. V Us. T ane 1 Us. K. 4 1 4 4 MM Out Us. 1 A 1 lit Ms. ee it .. Mo IS Ms. 14 Ms. Ms. Ms. Ms. 44 4 4 4 44 11 H) 1 la t 84s S7 U0 Tetsl Surprising tbelr opponent by taking first place In all but four events, the Utah Agsie tra. k team downed the University of Utah In a duaJ meet held this afternoon on field. The Blue and White iltitier path artists rolled up a total of St points agaluat 41 for the Salt 4 4 4 S79 1M 4T4 IT gpeelal te The Trlssns, LOO AX. May I IM 47 40 lA 14 Webster in Broad Jump and Burke in Half Mile Brt&k Conference Records; Cox Sets New State Heave for the ( Discus and Shot. 4 we 4. Errors of Judgment yesterday prevented Uoyd Wwtw and L. N. Oae- man from oaDturtiur everything U of tournament prtmac sight in th Lak Country oluD. rney at th Salt wijr wer low cxualiner tn the May leg directors' cup tournament; each turned in aome ringer score that are likely to stand for some time, and only their failure to enter their names la the Saturday cup vnt prevented their eamurinr soma much coveted nolnta there. Apparently, neither figured on uolnr the course in two over par, with handicaps deducted, before atartln out: otherwise they undoubt edly would have entered. One la per mit ted only sixteen starts In tne bat' urday events, so careful manipulation is a prime requisite. It seem. though, that It can bs overdone. were Scores of Weeter and Ossman 74. the lowest of the day. Next In line came H. P. 8mlth with a 75. L. M. Simpson, who followed Smith, not only qualified easily in the directors' tournament, but received the maximum number of pointe, three, In Moroni the special Saturday meet. Helner'i til) was good enough to knock n down two points. C. E. Foley, play-ifrom scratch, bad an 2 to an- nex a single point. matches In the The f Mav leg tournsy will be played this holea Ths morning over eighteen for second round play Is carded Wednesday afternoon. How the sixbelow teen qualified is indicated (Grose, handicap and net scores are given In eaoh instance, and in that order) N. rsr. - 1 Dual Tourney at Logan 7t Laker. Two conference record aiSf- four at at men did not finish.) Tim (Utah seeonda Broad jump WeSjstsr, Aggl, firsts Lunt. Aggies, econd; W'eet, Aggie, third. Distance, tt feet I Inch. dssti Geddea, Aggie, first; Beal, Agglea, seoond; Foiak, conda. L,tah. third. Tim. (2 e run Norton, Agfle, first; Farrar. Aggie, seoond; Hart, Utah, third. Time, 10 mlnuua 17 1 aeconds. Discus Cox, Utah, flrat: Knowl, Agates, second; Ooddard, Utah, third. Distance. Ill feet I tncbea. hunllee Mortensen, A gles, first; Rtekmor, Ajrglea, second t F.nslgn, Utah, third. Tim. 24.4-- 4 econds. High Jump Lont of th ArgUa aa4 Egan of Utah tied for first; Bakr, Aggies, third. Height, I feet U inches. dash Flint. Agglea, flrsU Pratt and Cartwrlght of Utah tied fog; second. Tims, 12 seeonda IB S 1- -e d Two-mil- record wer broken. Hal Webster, stellar Aggie Jumper, broke the state and conference record In the broad lump with a phenomenal leap of li fVet 1 Inchee. BUI Cox of the l yah team broke the state record In th4 shotput and the discus. He heaed the shot 41 feet inches, and threw Uie discus 131 feet I inchea. Melwn Burks of ths Aggie shattered the conference record in the mile run by stepping the distance d run-BAggie, ftrstj in 4 minutes 31 l seconds, which Utah, second; Kavanaughl Is thre fifths of a second less than Miller, third. 1 see minute Time, Utah, t th conference record. ond. The won Aggie plac In flrt Pole vault first Webser, Agglea, everything but th shotput, javslln Ooddard, Utah, and Harris, Agglea, .210 YDS. and discus, getting a tl In th high tied for second. 11 fast 4 Height, vz CA Jump. Ths rac between Norton and Inchea Hart In th two-mrun fell short relsr Arsis team, con of xpecation. Norton uncovered a of Baker, Mortenaea. Bloke sprint on the last lap that placed him slsting enne rsr ahead or th I tah man, while mors andof Flint, first; Utah teeunOallaa Isttng Cartwrlght, Smith, Karrar of the Aggies easily outdischer seoond. and 1 nine Pratt, Tim, 43O YDS.tanced Hart and won second place ute 21 8 seeonda i by 100 yard. Mil relay Aggl team, eonslstlna MORTENSEN DASH. " TAKES iennion, seat, jsauey uedae. Lloyd "Weeter, 37. 1J. 74; Is 99. 25, 74; H. P. Smith. 97, 22, Mortensen of the Aggie began th iirsi, lim (earn, consisting or rem d 7, 11, 7, L. M. meet by winning the dash broke. Evana, Boberg and Wootton, 74; C. W. Freed. aeo In 10 second COTTAGE flat, all three of th second. Time, I minute St Simpson, S3. 17. 76; David Robbins, timers' watches registering th ama. onda. M, 21. 37: Fperry Uwion, 7, 10, 7T; ll TTraV fc3 R. Javelin Wutlsteln. Dr. wi 77; Melvln Burke and ( aptatn Rocky Joy H. Johnson. 102, 25, W. Hall. 101, 24. 77; D. D. Moffat, Miller of th Utah team ran a thrill- ling, Utah, second; Mortensen, Age third. 160 feet I MM, 25, 7S; J. O. Carter, 101, 14, 7; Distance, run. Mil- glee, SCALE ing race In the 5, H. J. Teery. ler led until th last 100 yards, when Inctiea 1, 7; Dr. A. C. PLANI - 100 YARDS wTUGGETIVB 73; A. O. Randall, ths Aggie man stepped ahead and Wherry. 102. 13. 17. 8, 7; 12. 79; W. B. Robinson, finished with a good lead without exOOURSE 'RESORT FARM-GOL- F Frank Hotterill. 1. 11, 0. ertion. In the first round ths following are v Kgan of the Halt Lak teun ur- the pairings, and In their bracket 2y. rERLEY A. HILL prlsed fans by tying with Lunt of th order: in th for first Jump. Aggies high va Hall. Simpson vs. Weeter Kgan mad a good Jump, going over Wherry; Smith vs. Carter, Lawson vs.s the st f feet 11 1 Inches, which Robinson, Mnffat vs. Ossman, Lunt could not bet. BOSTON. Mas.. Mav vs. Randall, Freed vs. Peery, the most spectacular svenl Probably Botterlll va Johnson. in th mile relay. great rac in rnurh water s.ni ..ml. of the day cam A. the In at la sketch Hnki PerlsT of at hinted hr this That there is a mta in Parley's canyon suitable for the eonatruetlon of a Hill, grounds superintendent darkness. perfect varsity crew In. leading for approximately three uguratea Harvard' Lake Country club. us iz8 season Hill, even ty ronfininsr himself solely to the meadow land proper at Resort arm, has, without hampering restrictions of any kind, Jieen able to figure out After thl ere. laps, the Utah team wa forced to MABBS, RICHARDSON, Salt a playinjr axeo measuring more than 6800 yarda. Kiffht of the suggeste! holes are of the dog-lePennsylvania flrrt type in order that as much as jiosatble of th natural shmltberv and irrowih on the accept second place when Beal and nlng by leading by a margin of more than tw may be preserved without K realty interfering witn golfers negotiating the court. Th ground embraced in lata prospectus is, in length, a tnrie nnuer a mjie, and naif a mile Geddes of the Aggies easily outdla eight LUCKIEST GOLFERS property thrse-oiisover mil th snd length I men tanced their and established in width. ter course en th river. A slight lead. Pembroke and Kvans for oroKen oarlock in Charle 3 K. Malihs and D. C. Richardson th team their Halt the gave Inkers Forthe at hell helped ttie Crimson Pennsylvania divided honor yesterday In avenging In two lead thirty-yarfirst the lap, ts defeat at the hand of th Blu est Dale (lolf club In a blind bogey Beal almost which withered when tournament. Each had net scores of th final and Red at last year" regatta, Oedde, caught Boberg. 80, the winning number. Estiearned off hen. rennsyivania neck and neck Aggie runner, ran The next best number was 7. K. In th twoeasily n she other dl the with Wontton of Utah for half Gayford, O. F. Hansen and J. F the Junior varsity and fresh" program, of ahead and the last tsnce forged lap Be 'Oliver were the lucky ones here. i. man eventa both rowed the Hens near th tape line. K. Walker was the sole third place distance of a mil and flv-l- x Mortensen. with three first and a toy winner. He scored a net 7s. teen ths. Massachusetts Institute of Seedthird, wsa high point man of the Teahnolngy The dav's play on the links was and Cornell finished re. He won first In th century, meet heavy. There were about forty who third and fourth In all three potlvly hurdles and th the Be participated In the tournament. vent of th In beside mtadrangl meet. th hurdles, winning third VioHarvard's time. 1:11. was ronsM. In addition to this h rsn Javelin. ered tinder good ASKS OPTION UPON In the prevailing condition relay, which th Ag A mue irom tn nnisti R. H. l with 100 gles won. P.seva, Perley A. H11L superintendent of with finrolterfertlllxer-sRolCITY RESORT FARM No. . ro' at two broke aa oarlock. wing ways. Country pound WEATHER IDEAL. Long Practices Make Capt. grounds at the Jfalt At that tltn th leader were en "Water from hose held by breakingA. A. U. club, was one of the most Interested high and constantly moving, so that vn term, but th handicap prePilling failed to deliver tn th Option for ninety days to lease the rains the susia.ee and dr.n t throw, which waa captured bl vented th Bio and Red from makMaster of Meets ; spectators In ths tour of Inspection water Mulkey city Resort Farm about Mountain Wulletein with a heave of 140 feet ing th necessary final spurt that of the flood. One man only should do this. Dell dam. with the prospect of ultimembers week taken last by d te mlht hsv direct answer, but said hi relation NEW fORK. May "The (By changed th result. necessary In all it I Inches. None of the men seemed mate construction of a clubhouse and commission to Resort Farm, a meadow equipment been albe able to get th Javelin out a far Cornell- - varsity, also appearing In Riflemen Shoot Today. city mower, heavy rwl disc. an folf course, has been aaksyj Press.) Paavo Nurml, re- with hi manager Inhadthenot last boosted meats. In municipal-ownesits done as two field ol previous being plow, together pleasant competition for th first time thl of Park Commissioner Harry I.. Finch. markable athlete from drag, built Finland, stands weeks. Ideal weather condition prevailed. wamad a showing that disappointfor an links by local golfers. 1x8 fir. braced and shod; The commissioner yesterday received exonerated of all on cinders loos ter th track more Nurml he two ballast run said char he lawn ed Its follnwera with would that flexhad roller. although It ttametl the fin(res He was so favorably Impressed an offer from the person who subsome of In In In rsces ible record better one one steel In. I seconds .behind the winish mat, tine on to America, the Is Worcester, preventel name seeder, around His Prowl, the at off Cyclona durits ng the the of rang mitted amateur adaptability proposition. stepped path races. Mass., next Monday, and another at Fort ner the ' submittwo etc. scrapers, snd rakes, he has shovels, that tended barrows, back of . Techwithheld length purpose for the week, in his Liouglaa during this country. Hugo Harvard university. running "You will note In the accompanySummary: ted to the mayor and the city commisMr. Finch Indicated yesterday that ing Arrangements nology. dash Mortensen. Aggie Is merely suggestthe latter have not been complet- the purpose of finding out Just how sion s suggestive the proposition probably would not Qulst, manager of Xurml'l American for plan and eupglled ing sketch, which In two weeks he will leave New Captain Mulkey is able to cling to instruction detail work that, If carive, that No, 1 tee, No. second; Cartgreen. No. first; Flint, Agglea, JORDANS ENJOY OUTINQ. cofne formally before the board. tour, and Willie RfTola, Finnish dis- ed. York for Finland, he said. the top position In nearly every ried out Immediately, would permit of 10 tee and No. IS green form a start wrlght, Utah, third. Tlms. 10 sec There Is said to be from 100 to 150 tance "man, also have been cleared. More than too student of th JorS 1)1 anil onds. or of Asked his for finish holes. the of Halt rifle shoot the Lake plav within three montha. concerning weekly acres of pood frolf course available plans dan A committee of the Amateur Athhigh school, together with th Mile run Burke. Aggtee, first; Can "I stlmate the probable cost of future, he aaM they were Indefinite, Rifle and Revolver Club, two members His estimate of the probable He ssJd that the option Is asked so enjoyed an outing at Sarathat financing mlfrht be arranged for, letic Union today cleared the men in but declared he had rejected many appointed aa "Pussyfoots" pro tem- of building nine greens Is $40 apiece building nine greens only, at $4to per non, Utsh. second: Payer, Utah, third faculty, toga Springs yesterday. Boating. to cost approximately $100,000. A a statement which went as far as to offer In America from motion pic- pore, came upon some highly Incrim- The amount of work necessary to get green. I'nder favorable conditions Time. 4 minutes 33 j.& seconds. race and baaabaU swimming, and can be played ninety days from ture companies, vaudevlll circuits inating evidence. For instance, on nine fairways Into Immediate will be asksd In case censure 15 year lease Bhotput Cox, Utah, first; Morrill. they mad Kenneth game athletic th volleyball Wilson, up The day' and be would He concerns. aaree-menine Is similar one not and Into of Aggies, probdiscovered second; Gardner, much, should seeding the the enter fairways condition declared, lines, the city they firing Aggl, A. U scttvltles. of Prle waa director Drake In who had 44 university, third. Distance, feet charg Inchea asked. despite the annoyance that recent de- three empty smmunitton case, with ably could be done at a figure which ready st the same tlms. brought charges that excessive ex- velopments hurdles Mortensen, Ag- of arrangamanta for all event. A had given him, he had numerous foot tracks all around, most would not bring ths totaJ sum for "Kespeclf ully. A pense money was demanded for their greatly enjoyed his stay In America. of second. big picnic lunch was served at noon. excess in "PKRI.KV first: a holes bore nine Aggies, which resemblance of the gies, Wl,i," Jeppson, striking complete GOLFERS AT OGDEN appearance In Drake relays at Dea to the pedal extermitles of the inMoines two weeks ago. domitable litre Is his communication NURMI WINS. As retards Wilson, the statement : QUALIFY FOR MEET said, "To the Honorable Mayor ami It is .understood that the range is FITCHBURCl. Mass., Msy Paavo ''should be censured lor en After i It so on basl of the City Commissi liers this every policed day, Nurml, Finnish to distance a obtain to Ths runner, Tribune. III I representative gaging am fa bora bly f Spec would Indicate that someone li shootvisiting Resort Farm, to n easy victory over a hanNurml' entry and for making an of- rac-j initTesHed with the prospect of build Utah. May t Sixteen fer CK1DEX, about eighteen cases of ammunito Nurml which Is In violation of dicap field In a special mile and a ing course there The an one and week with each golf tion ing large golfers of the Ogden Uolf and Coun- all half event at the Relpas Athletic club rules." amateur is ark-Inupt g to for for area club motive available golf purpes play very prominent ulterior today qualified try meet her today. His time was WILSON EXPOSED. with a splendid on to and following the directors' oup. aii and wards of 1(H) acres,lying minutes U seconds. 10 seconds in the low shot up to and in the black. natural setting, y conducted by slower than the record Following are those who qualified: A every hearing he established However, thl lebroad a Is with expanse of mea- -J Orson iou;las, J. Fletcher canyon, of national the which quite the procedure committee, Los at on li. April Angeles and the discovery now puts dow, completely covered with wellFay Fraker, L. H. Peery, Frank Frederick W. Rubien, was rsurmi appeared to be running gitimate, M. Drlfgs, Dr. F. W. Baker, C. C. secretary, rest th fact that Wil- easily at why the amiable captain matured turf that shows rich soil and the just developed head, whole the distance. through Eubank. J. F. El! la, ITence T. Dee, son had been In Nw York In De- Ths his fellow mem- excellent moisture holding conditions 100 is able to man had highest handicap as It will make golf course development I! It seems so C J. Dooa. Dr. Mark Brown, Roacoe New cember and had arranged with a persistently. yards, but the Finn had passed, the ber C. Owllllam, H. W. Dunn. Ralph K. Tork will b to remarkably easy; In fact, the existing him solution th man to only represent though newspaper field entire of and at th third th be csn H. Oreenwell E. small B. Dr.. and with turf expense Bristol, lock his gun up during th week and In the east. A letter written by Wilverj' and drew steadily. N. Hulsh. used for fairways. This turf is largeIt to him on the firing line Sunwhich contained th lapFltspatrlee-- ofaway son waa Holy Cross finished give ly composed of timothy graea, which. Palrlnfs for the first round are aa following produced morning. day paragraph: second, fifty yards behind Nurml, and follows: Dour las va Dee, Boowcroft "W could pay Htm hi expenses nts teammate, Twenty two men were on the firing If kept closely cut, can be played va Doon, Fraker va Dr. Brown, hack uoneghu, waa third. line him the last Sunday, and seventeen shot easily. to Finland or, glv LAUDS SCENIC BEAUTY. Peery vs. Owllllam, Drlrrs va Dunn, money, either one. Naturally, I want Ths rest of th field waa outclaased. the course for record, while fly Dr. Baker vs. Bristol, Eubank ve. Dr. to round with sight, anfl pracand "Th tree, consisting of amateur hie standing plavd protect Qreenwell, Ellis vs. Hulsh. In a ticed In different position, forgetting maple, cottonwood. mountain maple will trust you to handle thl know all about the core. and gray birch, together with diplomatic fashion andso letw me can adThis morning a practlcs shoot will sumach, dogwood, shrub oak. how things progrese. soon as on as International posbe the targets, roee rugoea. elder, choke berry, wilvertise this feature staged as shot In the Olympic games and at low and red birch, form In their natsible." The statement related that Nurml Rhelms, distance to be 30 meters. ural group and borders finearealandIs TO wnoie This event oermlts any rifle and any scape effects. had been questioned at some length 100-y- d. ammunition and any iron sight. Next plainly seen from ths Lincoln high- end had proved that he knew nothing brow of the the which skirts will be match the wsy. of arrangements for his participation regular Sunday Rltola had filed shot on this rsngs and target and. canyon. In the Drake names. ANN ARBOR. Mich , May comof to 'Two necessities vital It will to EHtdh th contestants. golt and there expected according Hubbard, Vnlverslty of Michlirsn an entry before the date bs for blood, all friendship ceasing course re toll and water. Unlimited pete, but In Chicago, nerro athlete, tied the world's record of Is at soil of rich t tacked to are have said top onto medals Wilson right until the three quantities the relay, seconds for the dash of t hand. There Is plenty of Irrigating new owners. here this afternoon in a dual track visited the athletes In the dressingWater would Below Is a summary of ths scores water for fairways. and request! inn muu a rooms meet between the University of - . hi dtsUnre from two miles Wins made last Sunday, with possible score, have 25to b Sopiped to the green unand Ohio State university. He change Into Mr. or der This 1&9 point: pressure. pounds Joie Way rac Ray. Paynes mil to a against croes a teammate. his led Wlttman, First oolumn, w shot, standing; H. K. Burton, your superintendent, wa refused. Qulst said he recalled the tape by six feet second column, 6 shots kneeling, 6 says this ran be developed and sup- the sum 6f $200 wa mentioned In Rovers Cup Semifinal; plied from adjacent sources. Rttola's expenses. with hot sitting. mnsoiins N. C, May I GREENSBORO. 1 e too ugget. first, a complete out- (00 canceled that Jackson Schols, Olymplo runner, par- Wilson tin survey and phylcal topographic Total Nam yds. yds. tn Defeat annual the Greensboro 4 to 2. ticipating 44 l.tfi) man. Lay oat a complete LIFT. SUSPENSION. Captain Mulkey .. high echool track meet with Carey start at once to build nine 44 122 course, .. K. A. Weymouth . th of Davidson college and Emerson of hearing includedMiddle Today nine fairway. 42 131 greens nd develop ..... ..M Frank At of Nurml by th Hogan North Carolina university,' 1s said to A wavter to nln greens. bring Frank Jensen have lowered the worlds record for lantic association last night on charge special tn The Trtbtrn. disc at fairway sur- .S cut Straight R. ::ip44, Wlpprecht cesslv expenses dash here this after- -' of having received the Kill BINOHAM. all two ways. holes, wagon May 40 125 faces, Copper Del Stevenson . . . of a second. Cov--r- for hi oartlctpatlon in tn rntiaoei-phl- a nootv-betc , witn oii. koh wim treei 37 made no mistake In rh replay Dr. D. W. Thomas 123 rm ., aeeonda the distance In t College of Osteopathy games last boys two ways. Cut continually roller 1M of been Johnson the hay Paynes cup mflnl beating Jay He ran on a hard clay track. February. These expen Keed all fills; 41 123 wit b meadow mower. Chle Rales checked and approved by th national th Norsemen. 1 to 0. with meadow fescue and Knglish rye, ..,.2 "a A. Phillip in luulv It .rss asserted. Harry , ,; Wlthto ecored 42 . .7 Mother 121 Bryan Farretl Owen .... Daughter committee, feel satisfied," and then the "Th "I .ay out contours and trap with s had an Inning, R. I Freeman In conclusion Vikings nan ft, ststanunt on and sod Radio lvtlon.. plow With green 31) 114 ..73 "that, th evidence presented does but were weak at goal. Dwr han Ray 8. Chamber SS 109 trap area.'' And sud from trap areas ..7 not in anyway Involve Nurmt or si dled the bail, and McKnlght took th C. Petron 4over green area witn pi S ..70-- ' IftS v green. Johnson . . Melvtn Members of tha Otrl Heseiw1!l tola and that they hav neither dt cubic yards of fertlllter Disc thor 37 saved. Eart Jobnwtn .... 10 otiv no? tndlrsetlr received financial penalty kick but Wharton observe a Mother and Daughter week, j 3 . 27 Put ail soil rrom traps on oughly. after, the Conner sot Q. Howie "chut i . In a. their. soraoetMlon Jls" It fo is. It wa announced he .benefit thought Ut noivrh additional top green. . . , , when aMned Malutln penalty McKnight ihe-lo- r The week' activities will oe of to b crount crrttrsr Do xti mis emsiwu soil and Bryan convert eik bring surfttc to grade. U. concluded Friday evening at :M with onioncountry. reha mad a thorough investlg.i are riflemen ail thl fired ieid wood Sunday, wa The at drag for leveling. rough times, end a Mother and Daughter banouet a flon throughout tha' ntlr eoirhlry Referee gams cautioned th nlsv- - quested tohe on the groundso nd Roll green and apiiruarh with the rooms of' the Young Women' and has vet t receive any definite In sra PlayWhiting befor that o'clock,' up Water wa roller. mors signed even freely and let the fhrtstlan assorlatlon. Tha program formation of any violation of amateur eoona najt until i wrr neatduring , Franklin Parley green settle for three day. Pile up Moe an th "radio will take ttje form of to a rules by either of the- athletes menwilt chance hav drlv a to th mixed, three parts of with display disss a way at green difficult Jnen. tbmed." x' hi ahoottng ware. mis ended th eortna. top soil, on part fertiliser, enough angle, Miss Margaret Kauerbach of th cover area NURMt AND OUIST FART. to Inchea deep. wa three Wharton, Bingham goal, green West high school will be ths an. MEXICANS AID SEARCH. , Denver, Mann km, Bryan - and Carr wer Peg green ten inches on center for rtTCHBURa. ' Mas,. May nounoer or chairman, Addreasea on of seed bed. A quad depth and grada Blnftwum star, while NOGALEC AriaMay Psavo Nurml and hi manager, Hugo Axel the them. "Mother and Daughter and Fox did best far of Mexican soldiers from th MINIMUM OF EQUIPMENT. s Chums" will be given by Mls Git I st. have parted, the Finnish Vising r runner said today regiment. ttioned at Nngale. of th East high mlddler distance "Begin at "edge of green farthest The Rovers trimmed Dorothy ha Cs HI Ronnra. Mexico, and a detachment to a rac at th Relpa Ath good i.n a league gam Elliott, Girt Ke- -- prior on Of Nogale. Sonora. police left there from compost pile to lay the seedI school; Miss Faith Mis yesterday club. lette bed. As each wheelbarrow load HeleitT'erl-server eecretaryt Imve grounds, winning. and dumpd R I Immediately morning to Join cowboy Nurml ha been asked to explain 4thto t.Poplar faked to eon, of th Wtt. high chool; Mr The Rover started out etron. thl a In for search rancher George not Jam. him ' had FJ. FJ. accompanied T of th West high why Qulst fJelaon, but were weak at goal in th opening American' rancher, who ha been mlsa- - grade by drawing compost forward to Flti hburg for hi appearance her to be buried all and , school, and Mr. C.'D. Klpp. roughage leaving x from his home near Quijano. Su-- by the next luad. Continue in above and also about a report that the two -tagev ThCa.lMe Ppeclal entertainment will Include played ten men. Torn mg nora. since last Is Thursday. severed read-nrelation. manner Miss until finished Don't Ixittle a h4 green Bratten; mlov.by Major got bung up on th way with lev"No. he l not with me." h replied pi car. .is" hr Mis rtrace Mirkerson: go back and try to rake. Do all , ' MORRIS TO SPEAK. 1 will be In this barrow load. aach with ffial ptunta by th I ore Triangle, and "We have parted. It wes a good, clean gam; and Ot eling - a I best leajn won tn tne day' plax. more two Morrt will be the sneaker week nd wtta of "Roll roller only country tb (on Triangle Jpbl at the Ensign ward chapel. Ninth ve- - i man) eeea green wim snower seea- Final: Rovt 4. Callies . theplayetty Bryant Junior high school. Miss will no longer need an Interpreter or nne and u street, at :jb ociocg tnisier, using two ounce of seed to each V' Marram Pmtth. of th Kast high manager." ? school. A Mother' od had whether Asked dav progran) Isoiisre yard. Work ssed in with Tribune Wsnt Ads wilt serve yea evening. will QnUt lead th pommunlty . 'ible ateej maia. Cover green urfar be given with special musio. wu. ana parted a friend. Nurml vadd taitntuuy 1- -4 d l- -t 1- -J 1 4 d S 880-yar- urk. first-roun- d , ISO-ya- : ua 1- -t fb-e- t; d Harvard Varsity . Crew Atones for Regatta of 1924 br Hob-bln- l-- Mrtns well-nle- e. wan NURMI, RITOLA AND QUIST ARE EXONERATED FROM ALL EXCESS EXPENSE CHARGES Expert Declares Soil and Water, Two Vital Necessities, on Hand in Abundance; mates Nine Greens Could Ready After for Play Ninety Days $3600. ing; Cost Would is Wilson, Accuser of Finns, Censured for lation of Amateur Rules in faking rae vr d M0-ya- Jke Committee. Offer by d theA-soclate- d yr. d ct . first-ola- d ff Mem-on- . ' two-da- Scow-crof- pr ' t. out-sho- d d Sprinters Break and Equal Mark . ism -- MiSJOl De-ha- rt 0 Fellou COPPER TAKES Dash for 1 I ! Your Derby 100-ya- Fire Your Felt Mich-iira- ltr . i two-mil- Callie, ..t . . ; y ooe-slx- tb , -t j and ; l'aju Weekjnds rtny-Tirt- ..r j , i Then,-shortl- y y. . r the d r. ,- ' . AiKh-ue- en y Wfr. ' ' WAIT Btxty-fourt- ' 'V Still mm iffif! . A 1 WATCH! Salt Lake's Leading Clothiertand Hatters Have a Surprise for You. Read Wednesday s Papers! g. -- l ' iso-poi- flex-wl- |