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Show TKa JOURNAL. .LOGAN FAG2T0U3 I1lffl CITT. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Salary LimifofJBaseball Clubs Again Causes Big Stir Around The Circuit HEIGf TS Saturday June 3, 1922. FARMERS TO DIVIDE $10,000 AT BIG INTERNATIONAL present status of Smlthfield pays $100 per moulh for ground and Logan in tin Northern Utah upkeep and this might be us much as It has been club sht-ulpay. The Logan Jtfmor Tennis dub baa leKU Pentaxe stauding should any to tbe local dub directors been Logan Stake reported reorganized for the coming ome be ,be subject ot Wav With manipulation on the part of those that one of the other cluba pays jyear and fjpfs 1)180 are now under war about $1$5 to three men to be! for tournaments and plays on the BasebaiLas-Fe- a interested m the promotion of bcse- - ground Whether thi. Is keeper. suYumer sea- tfrcomu.g well as the as Icagu'e Tvn Pluha Cpf bU ln of these Logan dub or any dub that Is doing A1, boy, eif,tlU,PI1 ;an(, two dubs. To date ..-backeu(Pr this. It is absolutely absurd for are ' to membership In the Hlg Lead On Uther smhhfleld has not yet won a game unyone to spend so much money for club eligible and are asked to enter and parwhile Logan baa, taken but one and suth a purpose. If the mqney has ticipate in tbe playing. ,, Summits. the from Ogden that lowly to go to players It should be ppid At a meeting held this week the and Brigham City are on the other 'for In following officers were elected: outright and not end of the line In a relative manner such a manner as provided It makes a President, Lund for this Johnson; Secretary a clean with the Peaches haring out of the salary rules of tbe Joe Cowley, Treasurer. Hyruw Canslae white Ogden hat dropped but joke league. A club cau also- - manu- non . A committee to supervisa a onto contest. facture" other side jobs .also ln var- doubles tuornament is compoaed tit Rfght now the race is one sixth ious ways to 'get around the loop- I.Uid Jo Ini sop, Joe Cowley. Alton is one half first third while over the hole in tbe rule. Sgxer, tlyruui Cannon. jplayed. it ran therefore be tee a GROlXDKKKPIVH 18 Another meeting will be held at baa move lot. a counted that every PROMT ABLE BIVKIMIOMi the chamber of commerce tomorrow that it fails The race is so The Logan club interperted tbe afteruoon at 2 oclock and all hoys to be Interesting and the one way to to mean that the aggregate to of the city who are Interested in rules save the league la to make it interbe paid by a club to Ita entire ball tennis are asked to attend and enroll est lug sud close. The fickle public club was $1290 per month and that ill the club's tournament. At tins demands a winder no matter . wbst River Height 17 side jobs had to be legitimate job. meeting It Is likely that the doubles grade of bail is put up. Those who Last season the local club hired a tournament will he arranged. 1 are Jiot winning cannot expect to Logan k of about a at groundaeeper salary The pairing for the doubles ' Lorin Haws, who has stepped out draw, but s nip and lucn race all the. $100 per month and due to the conbe made according to will I tourney will help matter! a great deal. for babe Hath honors la the Logan way dition of the local field it was the experience of the contestant. Cache To the .fan Valley the! Stake' league, was the leading slugexperienced player WjlEW paired dunners and Peaehea appear, much deemed absolutely necessary to have ger of the game which River Heights proper care taken of .the grounds so with' n embryo racquet wielder so won from Logan First, Haw a has strouger than the two Valley teams! tbe to give all an equal chance. Lust only side joba that could be in the! now- five circuit clouts to bis cre- and this baa been proven furnished any player at all gas such year Mlekey" Cardon uml Duke' that have .been Cache games played. dit. .Kiver Heights bit the First ward a position. The groundkeeper last CoolPJ won the dobles tournament Davidson of the Valley has not yet won a jingle game year was not a pitcher was thej Dutch"- - Cannon player. If men of this while unassisted from the Bnxeider- Weber pair." Pa ft city haye Height team made an to offer It Is fit- singles champion. position (11 luck and some of la to of thia due double play. The batteries: Kiver The club will provide some nice ting and proper that they should go Heights, It. Davidson and Olndrup, it to a combination of other elements to men with families who reside here orissa for the winners this year It be it . said. it Hotvevir, cannot HeiuU-r-soitmight Logan Firt Jacobsen and Who have been out of employmen and to aeud to the also aims stale keep up or the game will die a l'Biylre, Er McCombs. ment thia winter. So therefore Logan iuiylor tournament which is tobe natural death. In held this" summer in connection with The directors and officers of tbs interperted the league salary rules were in which written the Second 17 b state tournament of tbe senior they spirit league met hers "this week for the U is evident that Smith field did division. Ip order to defray the exand of purpose discussing players, salaries Seventh 5 penses of prixea and other things the rules and other Items connected with the same thng. SevMilton England allowed tbe Jiub has derided to assess each parthe operation of aeam- - tinder the SOIMJTH AND JAXjAN in the tournament WILL 8TRKVI1THEX enth Warders five runs In the first fifty ticipant From present salary will have a all cenla. frame and then tightened up and what was learned provision. HowfVtavXogau the Ogden and . -.- 17 .. club and agood one tor the direcheld the Seventh acorelesa for tbe Brigham City ctuba had pat a difrest ot the contet. There were few ferent have now decided that a tors Interpretation upon the rules WATCH YOUR STEP Tbe game was than had will represent the long ha. made. Sinltblleld and and Logan. strong aggregation neces-aary- , in ou the If the Tabernacle league. played square. This makes a great deal of difference Collegians Why don't you look where you ar Itatkerleai Becond, lfn England and H W111 hw secured for players golngf eked the irawihle purson who in the kind of a tlub thaf la lii the H. Englaud, Curtis; Seventh, Green, and the entire elasticity of the by- had been bumped into by an field. , , laws may be utilized. Logan has a Jacobsen and Mortenson. lmplre gentleman. HALARY RU1.E8 v Ruud. My thought were elsewhere," sold 'c very good $1200 ball club but If it ( 1 was VKlty klaAtic has to compete against clubs who ure the absent-mindegentleman. The salary limit this year is $1209 paying more then naturally the race Just ipeilitatlng un tbs situation in Providence Second 9 and no more, -- There Is also a vary will be This is not an central Europe. Well. If you have anybody deweak provision for side Jobs which accusation against any club hat 8 ; , Providence a your for supimrt you'd betThe Second ward of Providence states that a club 'ran have player league representatives from various pendent on the uncertainties of meditate ter nosed out the First warders it t who draw an aggregate of $300 in clubs have admitted that there L life ' in n large city. Birmingham battle royal' fee the PFovldenpa hon- aide Jobs, This can be Interpreted .to a loophole In tbe rules" and Intiors last night, Jus hotly contested mean a lit of things unless U Is stated mated that advantage has been taken Math- In the clause that a player , or , club of these things. Dsslsss Information. game' played at Providence What are your Ideas on tbe theory ews was off in the first and eighth must produce an affidavit froht an Smlthfleld will also have a strong of relativityT" Innings outside of which times"' he employer showing that a player Is aggregation In the barness. Srnltb-fletThe name s my Ideas about the was voted many concessions by pitched fine ball. Tbe first score, holding down a bona fide and legitiMar being inhabited. was g home ran, Batteries; Provid- mate job, Ppless this Is provided tbe league directors at the meeting ptwttibillty of said Mr. filipplng. I dont know a ence Second, ' Mathews and JColer; for. and pven then possibly, a ' club this week and the Summits, If they lamed tiling alHiiit it, and what's First, Zollinger and5 Ramspberger. can easily Interpret this yulo re- take advantage of their position more, if I did know anything about it. that woludnt mean any more nuHie l'aiplrUishop Hammond. r ? gard lug the club salary limit to be now. can step out and win a flag.. $1(90 instead of $1209. All thSi Clubs forming the league In my pay envelop ' at the end bf the rj ,; learned at tho meeting of realise fhat the .race must be OVen In week." , It wa Elevehth'10 i the director here the other day that order to lbs a sucres and therefore ! ) . Twelfth Z Waqw Indeed cluba are paying men g6od 'salaries tbe strengthening of the two Caehe What's the matter with the prims The Eleventh bounced tbe Twelfth for the care of baaeball ground and Valley clubs will be welcome sews to donna now I" warders hard and won handily If to this is considered "side jobs." Ous the "over the hill" member who ap,Ehr 3. Both Haws and Busby are- - cre- dub employs three ball players for "Who's been harrowing the son! of preciate the financial difflcultie of dited with a number of . strikeouts this purpose and tbe Logan club the club end the as well a an artist? league but they were also hit hard. Blan- hires two pmn. The Logan club other connections. Wf have a new treasurer who chard was the dark horse with the hasn't had much experience with temtick getting a .homer, triple and peramental stars. When he handed Marriage is a ttejhat binds so tight the cords often break, her kJ.tkg) for w week's toll lie called double. Early also hit a home run. U wage. " did Manghsn, Smith and Carlisle puty calls, but inclination shouts. some classy fielding, Tbe batteries: t and Blanchard; E)eventhf "Haw Tpeirth. Busby and. Hubbard, im- SIIOYV. Th LC30e tinder Fast lure -- w one-sid- First - hajcJ.-.t.'Fo- m . -- abseat-uiinde- tl COLDEN tAH.3 AND SILVER. CUPS CEORGTE taiPCE intended to increase the Superintendgnt: Prof. E. D. Holden, CHICAGO. Ten thousand lars in cash prizes again will be quantity and improve the quality University of Wisconsin; Prof. J. of the awarded farmers this year for crgps. It pledges heartiest sup- - L. Robinson, Ames: Prof, A. D. best grain and forage crops ex- port to the Fourth International Haedecke, University of Minnp-Grahibited at the International Grain and Hay Show." sota; Prof. A. T. Wiancko, of Lx- and Hay Show. For the fourth George S. Bridge, chairman of fayette; Prof. J. C. Cox, Michigan . consecutive year the Chicago Board the Board of Trade committee, said; Agricultural College; Prof. A. M. of Trade has contributed the $10,000 the show brings the fanner to the .Hume, South Dakota Agricultural mark- -t and gives him an opportu- - College; Charles A. Heath, Chi-premium list in the interest of ter crops. Last year 3,312 samples compare notes on best cago, and L. H. Newman of tho of grain and forage crops were ex- - methods of increasing kia yield. Canadian Seed Growers Assoc is--' Most gratifying results have been tion. hibited by American and Canadian farmers at tbe show, which is held obtained by producers who have atDelegates commended ths Board tended with the International the big annual event," he of Trade for making the internain connection said. Livestock Exposition. Interest is widespread, and tional show possible, and alao deThe Chicago Board of Trade," indications are that there will be clared that the broadcasting of said President Robert McDougal in 1,000 more exhibits this year than market quotations by wireless announcing renewal of the $10,000 last" telephone, recently inaugurated by prize list at a conference of agri- - ' Other speakers included Prof. G. - the Board, was a great-- forward Siri- stride in ths effort to uitural expert,-ha- a always been I, Christie. kteg shff vitally Interested in production. It perintendent of tbe Show; Prof. fanner fully informed of markethas given its best effort to move- W. Q. Fitch, Purdue, Assistant ing conditions. ts in Purdue-Univerg- ity, . o one-side- d. First d r 1 ELKS ATHLETIC CARNIVAL Tuesday, June 6th 8 Rounds Frankie Darren LOGAN FOR MIDDLEWEIGHT vs. Les Davis OGPEN CHAMPIONSHIP-UTAH-IDA- HO. LOGAIN BALL PARK ' , , 9 Decker, pure Sixth 1 5 Eighth With f - Small Farm Landowners j Make ' ; i tbe boy scouts band furnish-Inj- f fins nuiif inti the Eighth and Blyth ward teams putting up a classy brand of ball the Eighth fajrd residents enjoyed a read afternoon of entertainment especially so bees use tbs Eighths best the Sixth ( to 1. The Sixth squeezed over. rbn la rthe final- - toning. Kirby pitched airtight ball. A baaeball benefit dance waa given at the ward hall In the evenlog. Batteries:, Sixth, Anderson, Wilcox and Harrison; Eighth Kirby and Taylor. CmplrePehrson, V- - -- - - Logans Biggest Day Nation of Prosperous Workers Jugo-Slav- ia , - i An Athletic - , Variety of A TRAGEDY Hsnt Ah,woslsml There my favorite child. . : Note goes Brains and Wsaltll. Old Solomon was rk-and wlso, . The ) of (am are funny. Ula proverb to this ilay we prise. Who caret about hie money? - The Federated Textile Union of America will hold its n nual convention inNew-Yo- rk City the. first week of August, Is Mr. stranger. Hes "Ah! The farming class of a is a great extent responsible for the economic prosperity of ths country. One of the picture above shows a typical home of the native peasant The ordinary of Jugo-Staowns from 10 to JO acre of land, from which be coaxes a comfortable living. The other picture allows a couple of native children prho Sre absorbed in two American imports-- tions, a camera and an automobile whose make cannot be disguised. .There are so many products that grow well in the climate of Jugoslavia that the farmer is not at a loss Numerous hillsides art , what to plant. covered in grape-vin- e. "The picture above show one. Crapes find p ready s. market at the Plums are Jugo-Slavi- to free-bold- free-hold- er vi ", wine-presse- Geo. Nelson vs. Prof. Kanthe Not Likely. Rlohlis In? asked the brisk Michigan Logan F1N1SH MATCH LIGHTHEAVYS BEST TWO OUT OF THREE FALLS - out at lunch." wildtx cierk. T Will he return within an v- 1 raised and exported in abundance, j And great quantities of plums are made . up into marmalade winch is exported. Tbe total amount of tobacco produced t in Serbia alone m 1919 was 15,000 togs, j And Serbia is only one large unit of of Millions of ton wheat, barley, oats, maize, and potatoes are harvested each. year, ln 19J0 the , output of sugar was J5.000 metric tons, - These figures go to show that Jut- p Stavia is not a country, out i that diversification is successfully prac- Jugo-Slavi- a. 1 one-cro- -- 1 ticed. . - The sound basis upon which it farm ing class operates accounts for the fa- vocable economic showing which Jug Slavia has made since it inception, and which has enabled the country to s-tahlish for itself an international credit. j j i , hour?" "Why er he went ont with , his new stenographer, sir." Cmph! I hi yon expect him back' , today? Logan vs. Smithfield BALL GAME f Realm of Imagination, ; What do you think of tlie poets?" I never used to ra re for them. replied,, Senator borglmin, but I'm loginning to think It would be better if more ladies and gentlemen pmeth-epoetry writing instead of letting their fancies take thf form of suggestions for new ttolUU-a-l systems." Opening Number Starts P. M. Ball Game Starts After Wrestling Match. The Ring will be erected in front of the 'X Grand Stand. The first machine for sewing; mechenically was patented jn 1790. at 230 i1 , ' General Admbsion $1.00 Grand Stand $1.50 PROF KANTHE |