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Show IAC1IE AMERICAN. LOGAN, UTAH NOT IN THE BOX SCORE; L'OLKd are mumbling about the F say the Yankees are handling Filet Crochet Set for the 'Forgotten' Chair f :. i " .' . IF1 their World Series ticket sale . . . Babe Ruth says bit only balling practice this year rime when he minted on the first three rult and broke the bat when be filially connected Is a celebrated .ports hero, rather new to the turf and reported to be winning and toning rant auma at the Iracki. really betting for one of the bent educated books? , . . Adolfo Luque, the very able roai h of the Giants Is one of the mont accomplished rhumba dancers of the generation . . . Cards and Dodgera picked Fred Fitrnimmona to give Cart llubhell the most pitching help In the World Series. They say the big fellow Is almost as fast as be wan five years of Intriguing Woolens ! Bv CHF.RIE C New Yufll I'oit-W- genrlrt. Mi Heres Early Slant 1221 Filet crochet in a fresh, new design, is on easy way to bring new life and loveliness to the forgotten chair. Scarf ends can also be made this easy way. Use string. Pattern 1224 contains directions and charts for making the set shown; illustrations of stitches; materials needed. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins (coins preferred) for this pattern to The Sewing Circit Needlecraft Department, 82 Eighth Avenue, on Major Eastern Grid Alma Momsics Ol'R scribe may as nr tl put his Deck out among the celebrated (entlrmen who boast h.w they can most humanly erratic handicap .sport with prim statistic Herewith is the dupe concerning the 1936 prov pci ts of the Past's leading gridiron alma momsics. YALE After two years of probation Bob Beckwith is back at center New York, N. Y. Write plainly pattern number, and the hne seems likely to be the strongest since Pond and Neale took your name and address. over the coaching assignment Bob Train will be missed at end but If Dishonorable Discharge Scott passes his exams and teams If a person is dishonorably dis- up with Wright at tackle, they'll charged from the Navy in time of make a strong combination. war he loses his citizenship rights HARVARD Fair enough line, and consequently cannot vote. especially at the tackles, where However, if such discharge is m Gaffney and Kerkoviao perform. Oftime of peace it does not affect fense seems woefully weak, though, his citizenship. and. unless some sophomore back surprises, Prof. Harlow may nerd Week Supply of Postum Free to call out some of those marines Bead the oiler niudo by the Iostuin who useu to perform for him st Company In another part of this pa- Western Maryland. PRINCETON When Cil Lea. last per. They will send a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to and greatest of the football Leas. graduated in June, anyone who writes for It Adz. Princeton took stock and found three othFriendship er ends Friendship in nothing else than also were missing. entire fellow - feeling as to all This is the only spot things, human and divine, with causing Coach Cris-le- r mutual goodwill and affection. much concern Cicero. now and the Sophs insist he really has to worry nothing about Charley Toll, who may go down in Nassau history as another such tackle which as Ceppl, Barfield, Keck, Cooney, changed "The gas on my stomach wraa ao bad Hart, Hillcbrand, BifToy Lea and fit of unwary taxI could not oat or aleep. Even my Hector Cowan, Is the one to watch payers. Under the heart aeemed to hurt. A friend I aug- - in the line. Adlerika. Tho first dote took Although there is no present layout sharpshooters have Seated mo relief. Now I eat aa I too much access, or, at least, ways fullback quite as good as the dewish, aleep fine and naver felt better.1 parted Pepper Constable, Chick of getting In touch with Jockeys at dI Mrs. Jas. Filler. Adlerika acta on BOTH upper and Kaufman and Ken Sandbach are local tracks . . , Watty Clarke says lower boweia whlla ordinary laxativea and it is diffi- that Leo Durocher, once a woeful act on the lower bowel only. Adlerika dashing your syatem a thorough cleana-nTihitter, now drives a ball back at flivesbringing out old, poiaonouo matter cult for neutrals to believe the that you would not believe waa In your gers will not be as good as last year. a pitcher harder than any other Nasystem and that haa been causing gas PENN Veteran, mostly seniors, tional league batter. tour stomach, nervousness and pains, headaches for months. team which should be one of the Dr. If. L Shomb, Amo York, rrporti I -to Imtauimml .Umnstmg, AdUrlkm best but which probably will enslim., Olympic Stars May Turn rrdmcmt bmttrrim mi if rotrm bmrilll." counter the customary Penn politi. Give your bowels a REAL cleansing with Adlerika and sea how good you cal reverses. Gisburne is the key Pro If Real Money Put Up feel. Just one spoonful relieves GAB tackle. and oonstipation. Leading Druggist. If some of those babbling proCOLUMBIA Far better than last moters lay some real money on the t fall. Sid Luckman, back, and Art Radvilas, a fine end. line a flock of track stars immediHe Wont Be are the best of some unusually ately will turn pro. Several Olympic stars admit frankly that they are strong sophs, while Tackle BateHe uses Glovers Mange Medicine much interested in open meets but man is the ace of the line. followed by Glover's DARTMOUTH-We- ak at guards do not wish to lose their amateur Medicated Soap for the and none too sure Mutt Ray will standing until they are guaranteed shampoo IfYOUareafflict-t- d with Baldness. Dandruff recover sufficiently to resume star- a better proposition . . . Frank or Excessive Falling Harr. ring at center. Hollingsworth, late Graham, the famous sports columatop worrying about it. Start SL.. usiogGlovers today and keep 1935 discovery, may star as a triple nist, started writing baseball twenty t it Sold at all Druggists. threat along with several other fleet years ago. In his first week he saw Ur have your Barber give you Glover's treatment regularly. it Jim Lavender pitch a backs. game CORNELL Several teams will for the Cubs against the Giants and find the Big Red tough to take but watched Bancroft and Stock make Cornell is at least a year away a triple play (it really could have ANGfc from what old grads hoped for when been completed by Bancroft alone) in a Philly-Giacontest . . . Bill Very they hired Coach Snavely. Farnsworth and Toney Betts, the good sophomores and Captair Jack eminent sports writers, were sendBatten, already celebrated as a defensive star, may be the seasons ing it in in such huge chunks that Aqueduct clubhouse bookies had the best kicker. while paying oil recently . . . FORDHAM Spies insist Jimmy jitters Doc Morris, the famous fight pubis with numerous Crowley working licist, has been picked as press rugged and powerful candidates, but agent for the Rev. (Share the that the Rams are by no means as Wealth) Smith who soon will speak strong as touted. There may be at the New York Hippodrome. some trouble filling the tackle gaps AFTER YOU EAT? Coach Clair Bee says his Long After you finish a meal can you be sure left by Sarno and Sabo. U. quintet, undefeated last of regular, successful elimination? Get MANHATTAN Line Is certainly Island rid of waste material that causes gas, big and fast and probably dumb. year, will be very good again this winter but that it is a senior comacidity, headaches. Take Milnesia Wafers Tuckey could be the best fullback bination and will lose three or four for quick, pleasant elimination. Each in the Meehan is Chick East. opwafer equals 4 teaspoonfuls of milk of . . Dutch Bergman, Cathotimistic as usual and he may be games lic U. coach, has prepared a book magnesia. 20c, 35c & 60c at drug stores. surabout of those several right called Fifty Football Plays, . . . prises he promises to spring. leaguers say that McWNU -- W 4036 N. Y. U. Not as strong as last Internationa and Koy of the Newark Carthy year and definitely misses the kickBears were almost ruined by the ing and passing of Big Ed Smith. night baseball played on the Yankee SALT LAKE'S NEWEST HOSTELRY PITT A fine big bunch of boys farm this summer . . . The Yanwith just one weakness, the lack of kees made 26 home runs off PhilOur lobby Is delightfully air a Nick Klisky at center. Jock Suthseason this pitchers adelphia cooled during the summer months Killefer of Indianapolis erland, ordinarily very good at de. . . Wade I Radio tor Every Room veloping pivots, now is working on and Dome Bush of Minneapolis man200 Roomo-2- 00 Batha ? that problem. age their ball clubs without signing ARMY Gar Davidson says the contracts . . . Harold Lloyd of the Cadets are big and strong with more movies owns a private golf course reserves thau last year but that . . . Billy Sullivan, Cleveland catchthey lack speed Monk Meyer, of er, returns to his job as salesman course, is the pigskin toting star for a Chicago tailoring company aftand Bob Kasper seems to be doing er the baseball season . . . Hal all right, so far, at the difficult job Troskys right name is Trojovsky. of replacing Quarterback Grohs. rackDon Budge uses the heavie NAVY Another It weighs 15 !4 possible dark et in tennis horse inspired by the revenge motif. ounces . . . Ellsworth Vines uses HOTEL Still sore over that first half run- a 13 !4 ounce racket . . . Scuthern away last December, and even now California has a Japanese ouarter more concerned with the Army con- back on its freshman football squad. test than with early season affairs. University of Texas is not issuing Rates $1.50 to $3.00 Whisperers confide that so far it No. 33 on its football jersiea , . . The Hotel Temple Sfjntrc hu a shapes up as one of the weaker That was the number worn by Bohu highly deeirahle, frirndly BtmiM. phere. You will always f iud it fmouw Middy teams. Hilliard, who scored the touchdown ulata, supremely comfortable, and HOLY CROSS Big, strong and that beat Notre Dame in 1934 . . . thoroughly aarreable. You can therefor. understand why this hotel 1st fast with a nice smattering of sophs Whenever a back comes along who HIGHLY RECOMMENDED headed by Hank Ouellette, former shows be is worthy to wear it, well You can also appreciate wbyi Haverhill high star. This crack ball let him have the jerse, Coach It's a mark of distinction to atop carrier may shove Rex Kidd, ace Jack Chevigny told his souad. but at thia beautiful hoatelry pilot for the past two seasons, right until then the number is in the ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Afgr. out of the lineup. trophy room. first-strin- g Gas I II thcTimefCan9t Eat or Sleep &3Sf g, . triple-threa- BALD! no-h- CO . ... AAAA AAA J iVlovic ' Charming Autumn Frock I neckerchief, or ascot tie, then again forget about the buttons, open the yoke, press down the tides forming a V and trim it with a bright bouttonnire. You may have your way about the sleeves, too. for the pattern offers both, long and short. A graduated gora reduces the sweep at the hiplina and gives the much desired flare to the hem. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1949-Is available in sizes 12, 14, 16, It ant'. 20. Corresponding bust measurements 30, 32, 34, 36 and 38. Size 14 (32) requires four and j Radio A A AAABy VIRGINIA VALEAAA in' RED A STAIR E, when lie A and his wife arrived in New York after their Rttroi'eatt vacation, staged what may he called either an outrageous attack of temperament or a hurst of completely justified anger. He was willing to pose for photographers for newspapers and news reels, but his wife was not Someand body snapped her anyway Astaire proceeded to raise the roof yntil he got the plate. He explained that Mrs. Astaire does not want publicity; that she is not a Hollywood celebrity, but his wife, and does not want to be anything else. She feels, apparently, that the public can have no interest in her. Astaire would seem to be right And theres a question as to whether he'd ever have got that plate If he hadn't made himself very disagreeable in order to do so. Perpeofectly calm and ple have discovered, the moment they came into contact with the motion picture business, that they weren't taken seriously unless they flew into a rage every so often. new woolens are having day and a grand and g'.on-Oday it is. marked with new triumphs in color, n designfulness and versatile weave. They are grand and glorious beyond description and they have taken on a sheerness and featherweight texture that adds much to their lure. With the college girls the thought of a wardrobe that -- 'es not include a costume suit fashioned of handsome wool is inconceivable. And so its these fair collegians are going with all the enthusiasm of youth that sets forth to get what it wants. Not that college-faringirls are the only ones engaged in the wild scramble to be first in fashion by going stepping in a brand new autumn ensemble styled of chic and handsome wool weave. Fact is every woman who is fashion-wisis making one grand dash in the direction of the glamorous wool fabric sections, which is exactly what she should be doing to be smartly apparelled in the days to follow. Among the woolens to meet the rapturous gaze of the woman in quest of modish materials for her fall costume are the most enticing jacquard-patterneweaves fancy could possibly picture. These are that new you will get all the thrills that come with having a forward look into fashion futures. In these jacquard wool weaves the pattern-ing- s are woven right int- the material. Then here are the cunningly embroidered woolens which promise to be quite the rage. These make up ever so smartly in .unics, and waistcoats. They come in pretty florals and bold coin dots and other clever motifs mostly but not r infrequently designed. As to wool plaids and stripes and checks their name is legion. The big idea right now is a gay plaid skirt with THE back-to-scho- g e d wide-space- d Madeleine Carroll, whom you'll see in The General Died at Dawn," (that is, you'll see it 11 if you want to see a " swell picture) is in pictures because she wants to be, not because she has to earn a living. She is the wife of Capt. Philip Astley, who was considered one of the greatest catches in England before they were married. At that time she had not made a name for herself; she was just one more girl who was doing all right in pictures. She went right on doing all right In them. Hollywood discovered her, and claimed her. Beautiful, intelligent, talented, she manages both her career and her marriage very well indeed. One thing she couldnt manage she and her husband had planned to go to their castle in Spain last summer, and the revolution spoiled their plans. monotone blouse or sweater. The flaring plaid tunic is also outstanding in the new stylings. As to tne fantastically nubbed tweeds that are so important tins season, everyone who sees falls prey to their wiles at first glance. Designers are playing up the new woolens for all they are worth, using them by the two's and three's in combinations that stress striking contrast both in color and weave. Two of the three models In the picture make contrast their theme, in use of versatile woolens. The ensemble to the left can be worn from early fall to early spring in perfect comfort, with or without its matching coat Here a plaid rabbit's woolen dress in pencil silhouette with a high surplice bodice and a bright velveteen ascot has a plain rabbits hair tunic coat with fron. and wide .evtrs of the plaid. The new swing effect is achieved We're always hearing about the with unpressed box pleats that start effect that the gowns worn in picfrom the waist. tures have on fash To the right in the trio a striped may inrabbit's woolen plays in duet with a terest you girls to wool weave. rabbits The dress plain know that at the in pencil silhouette has as complement a flared tunic coat of the plain present ation of Fashion Futures wool with tuxedo fronts of the stripe. at the Waldorf-AstoriA bright velveteen ascot and belt in New York, buckle match the color in the recently by stg held stripes. The dress is ideal to wear ' fashion authorities, under a separate winter coat later k . these were among . on. the dresses chosen , J Centered is a cape outfit of jac' h, from pictures which, quard tweed. It is this sort of novit is said, will be that woolens is the elty glorifying modified for the rest fabric style picture just now. The raised shoulder line which is the of us to wear this year: Joan Crawnew silhouette is fords red velveteen robe, worn in carried out in sunray tucks. The The Gorgeous Hussy it has huge mink reveres, and braided long sleeved dress has a flared sleeves, collar cuffs and shoulders. Loretta Young's skirt The popular stand-uadds a keen touch, also a patent blue challis, with shirred skirt and leather belt to match the patent sleeves and a ruffled petticoat, And Olivia de worn In Ramona. leather shoes. Havilands bouffant organdie, with Western Newspaper Union. a pleated flounce for a hem worn in The Charge of the Light Brigade. double-breaste- d three-eighth- yardt s of one-fourt- h well-planne- d, easy-to-mak- Calif. Brtl Syndic la. W'NU Servico. Foreign Words and Phrases tit-bi- ' - FMT&EK GO much-talked-- BEFORE YOU NEED A QUART p the u First Quart" teat I Drain and refill with Quaker State. Note the mileage. Prove for yourself that you do go farther before you have to add the first quart. The retail price is per quart Quaker State Oil Refining ComMakm h pany, Oil City, Pennsylvania. all-ov- d w ... double-zippere- THE umiiiiiiiiii1 MWEOUSE MOTEL $20,-00- ... A Distinctive Residence Art Abode. renowned Throughout the West ... Salt Lakes Most Hospitable HOTEL d Hand-painte- d e semi-precio- Weatorn Newsoaper Union. Q Ales Jacta est. (L.) The die Is cast. (The words of Julius Caesar after crossing the Rubicon.) Alter ego. (L.) My other self; bosom friend. Bonne - bouche. (F.) A dainty morsel; a t. Coup de theatre. (F.) An unexpected ever.t; a startling surprise. Durante beneplacito (L.) During your good pleasure. smartest Autumn's Introducing Embonpoint. (F.) Plumpness; frock. Snug at the waistline and stoutness; corpulence. flared below, a youthful interpreFacile princeps. (L.) Easily the tation with snap and dash. It's first; the acknowledged leader. grand for business, school, socials, and a winning number at bunco or bingol The blouse has a clever feminine touch in its soft gathers that BLACK LEAF 40" peep cunningly from beneath the Keeps Dogs Amy from nara yoke, which is topped by Evergreeas,Skrebs etc. row standing collar that ties in a "the lMTmmiiM CaUonet Sen. dainty knot. To please your whim, omit the necktie and substitute a a When the football broadcasts get under way Albie Booth, who was chosen for the team Newest feature of this season's when he played at Yale, will decostume flowers is the American scribe them for WHN, New York. beauty rose. Singly, or in clusters, Last fail he attended one of the it is worn with stem al- big games In the party with your most to the knee. The flower, flatAnd, unlike many correspondent. teringly soft and graceful, is posed men at football games, he just below the shoulder. just watched the game. He didnt call The rose motif is also prominent plays, he didnt express opinions on printed and blocked scarfs and about players, be didnt even say In formal chiffon evening handker- what he thought of the game. chiefs. Rich evening brocades follow the romantic mode in large Jane Hamilton, RKO actress, rose or leaf designs. Rose pat- bought a new coupe the other day terns have all the air so and went into a huddle with the of Victorian the and Edwardtypical salesman over having it painted a ian revivals that are dominating special shade of gray. She couldnt the fall modes. decide on the shade, and was thinkAccents of rose on black are a ing it over when a gray car was e leading theme for fall: copper-rosdriven in. buckles, necklaces of rosy crystal, Well, says Jane. I think that touches of lace in a faint blush-roscolor will probably do. nail polish in old rose with faintly It should, retorted the salessmoke-blu- e undertone. Polish this man. 0 Thats Clark Gables autumn is going romantic, along Dusenberg. with everything else. Soft shades of old rose, coral, mauve or if ODDS AND ENDS . . . Joseph M. youre wearing gold or autumn-lea- f Schenck, who is chairman of the board red, a new light rust polish faintly at 20th Century-Fox- , has imported a echo the undertone of the gown or Shetland pony for Shirley Temple . . . The ponys name is "Samuel of Spleen its accessories. . . . Theyre making pictures fast with Alert manufacturers of bags have Shirley these days, because shes growKnitted Reading Jackets In two years Robert Taylor ing up set to work to devise distinctive Novel nightdresses and match- has become Metro's most popular playopenings, out of the ordinary, yet ing reading jackets in pale blue, er If you've read Gone With the practicaL Perfect with all sorts of loosely-kni- t fine wool are featured in Wind" dont you think that Miriam tailored clothes, football togs and the fall collections. Hopkins ought to have the role of the travel costumes is the new heroine when the book is filmed transatlantic handbag (top And Clark Gable is perfect for the Those Swiss! picture) the unusual opening of hero . . . Loretta Young has gone off decorateo buttons, which resembles a suitcase fastento Honolulu, alone . . . Rumor had it in the Swiss peasant style, are now that she and Eddie Sutherland would ing and a roomy interior that pro- to are and be bad, strongly advised travel there on their honeymoon . . . vides ample space for anything Siring Time " has been held over for from a passport and travel papers for the ski suit the third week at New Yorks Radio City novel. With a smart to a pocket-sizMusic Hall thats how good it is , . , Lady Bug Clip fall dress of nubhy homespun as Jack Oakie is very funny on the radio Lady bugs set in pictured below it is the very essence hear him with Bob Burns of good style to wear washable kid stones in silver or gold are used (did yon during Bing Crosbys absence?), but gloves matching (he lea her of an as clips on gloves, belt buckles, for some reason sponsors dont appredress clips and even as earrings. ciate him. underarm bag ma- 33-in- terial, four and yard with short sleeves. Price of Pattern, 15 cents. Send for the Barbara Bell Fall Pattern Book containing 100 e patterns. Exclusive fashions for children, young women, and matrons Send fifteen cents for your copy. Send your order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., 149 New Montgomery Ave., San Francisco, ROSE DECORATIVE THEME FOR AUTUMN nt Temple Square NICHOLE go. What Is celebrated college squawking about letting its basketball team add to the Garden profits this winter? The reason seems lo be that the front for the Garden's court activ.ties Is too closely and actively connected with a track bonkmakmg minor politician . . . Tom Laird, the celebrated sports editor who flew in from California a day or two ago, says that Joe Marty, latest high - priced Pacific Coast league sensation, is by no means a Dan Morgan, who used to manage him, says that Trainer Bill Schaefer cf the Giants was the best gymnasium fighter he ever saw . . Frankie Frisch's legs are black and blue from hip to ankle due to the beatings he took while attempting to rally the Cards by personal appearances at second base. If it Is true what they say about Dixie, Georgia will have the best football team down that way this season. Spec Towns, the Olympic hurdling ace who plays end, and Tommy Haygood, junior tackle, are the keymen of a really great line . . , Also you might keep an eye on Gintoff, Boston college's sophomore. When Gil Dobie gels a back that big and fast be usually goes places. Lefty O'Doul, the former kee. Dodger and Giant, now manages the San Francisco club, will witness World Senes If New York racing officials get time to wander I from the betting ii ring into the pad- - - A i dock they might no-tice A STAR j DUST ... mi Pattern Its Season AAAAAAAAAA |