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Show O0SSIP HEARD ON AUTOMOBSLE Set For Tonight Opening Game Here Sunday EXPECTED NEXT AND TIRE ROW State Will Assist in Replacing Fish Lost in River Dam Brealfc District M. I. A. T, At Richmond J. Arthur Mecham, state fish and game commission, K vu,; an official visitor in Logan today, having come here instructions as to the development work at the rearing pot q, ' ' west of Logan. Thq. matter of the loss of fish in the Blacksmith Folk dam at the time the water was liberated on account of a break in the outlet gates of the Utah Bower and Light It was B ml was discussed with the commissioner. that he fegls just as badly about the condition there a am of the fishermen here and he is willing that the state .1) more than its part in helping to restock those waters. In I. a t, Commissioner Mecham told The Journal representative th , morning that his department would immediately send a lead ' of legal sized trout to the dam and havg them planted th ie. The state fish and game department head stated that it ' had been brought to his attention that the Utah Power and the dam Light company officials were willing to help restock with fish. If this be true, said Mr. Mecham, I am sure the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries at Springville would be glad to applicasupply these fish if the power company will make will e tion. Continuing he said, If the power company destate the the hatchery, government these fish from fish to the partment will attend to the transportation of the Icost. them withput Blacksmith Fork Dam and plant The Journal has been assured by the power compant officials that they are willing to get .the fish for this replanting. Fred G. Foster, with offices in the Federal Building in Saltm Lake has charge of the distribution of these fish aniit the opinion of Mr. Mecham that a shipment of many thousands of good sized trout can be had for this planting, loss are exespecially if the circumstances surrounding the Foster. Mr. to plained This will be good news to the fishermen of the county who have always looked upon Blacksmith Fork river as one of the best game fish streams in the state. i t- - The automobile ii'dudiy of Log.i'i and the Everything Is ready for the Cranney Motor Tomp.iiii weie penally Mirjinscd last week opening;? baseball game at John: Grove tomorrow, accord' t from A C ( 1(inn,r Wan Karate man. JlelmL, to Manager Summer Hale, ?yalS lias just recently idmii.'d hum (,i,,iadn The Dollar Cab team is a fast Cache valley looks Better to him than anv one but the Collegians will give them a good game. Lets have a neighbor had to offer. If there is anvoi.e in J.o'an v.ho thinks that his city good crowd at3.30.Johnsons Grove tomorrow at amounts to hut little out ,uli ( aihe In1 should all m Manager Hale will probably sales-fme- Leaders Looking Forward to Early Adjournment of session London Treaty and Franklin, Cache, Logan, and Benson contestants in music, drama, public speaking, dancing and retold story will be pitted against one another for the right to participate in the division finals at Preston on May 24 when Bear Lake district and the Pocatello or Port-- 1 Cache uuiij ans hi1- - h n i pri Tariff Prove f.r e E. K. Ginan, into mount, i.n icpivmntathe of the Euiclc Motor ami pany, KTromtiiig a few duv in Logan, anft casting his I milieus eye mm- (ache alley' planning ways and means of automobile selling which ought to make this yallqy tie happy hunlmg giound of the iJuiek Motor company. The Firestone Tire Stores, Inc., of Logan is in the midst of a Safe Brakes Campaign. They have installed a brake testing machine which they love to show off to Logan automobile drivers and any shiver who wants to have it used on hi brakes can do so tree ot i bulge until May 31. ; Blair Motor company aie now sole distributors for the Martin Automatic load light, a new type of road light which is guaranteed not to glare and which will when traveling, light up both sides of the road to such a degree that the driver can read the house numbers on either side of him. E. F. Spencer, manager of the Garage, tells us that he delivered fifty-on- e automobiles this month, and sold himself completely out of autos. The Da Soto company, of which Mr. Spencer has the local agency, intends to blossom out June 1st with a stunning new model Of DC Soto Sirrwhichwvdt seil fcrrnmdcr?L1)00 equipped, delivered. The Lundlcrg Buick company has just taken over the agency for G. M. C. trucks and are now holding thoir breath in anticipation of a visit from J. M. McCallister, district repshow them bow to put trucks over to l resentative m-ti- ut - Calder-Spenc- er j - Loganites. Americanlegicn Post No. 7 To Again .this summer .Post No.: 1 of the American Legion will; sponsor a Junior East ball lea-- 1 gue. Last season a great num- ber of the fellows look an active interest in junior baseball, ant! -- an - interest in" mr Oneida, Stum- French will neufara Winners of the be represented. division will got to Salt Lake for the final M. L A. contests of the church inj bling Blocks. I - Military y i Planes Act as Escort Enthusiastic Re ception Given Party of 231 Short Addresses Weeping. , i -- -- -- i pio-cur- lic i -- east-we- st to make the injuction to-ce- de Oppose Book of Mormon Talkie Ketchell Wins j fjt?endJng -- t -- - X-r- - ay t , ' New York, May 17 TAP) Corianton corporation, The formed to " promote a talking of on the based story picture the first white inhabitants of America as related in the Book of Mormon, has been tempor further from, arilv enjoined dealings ln Us stock,, the state mureau of securities announced Action1 has been taken today. Draw At Seattle (Pi' Wesley Seattle. May 17 (Ko) Ketchell of Salt Lake hat City won a feather in hisround when he gained a six draw with Leo Lcmski of Aberdeen, Wash., one of the. . leading light heavyweights America, here last night. i . tlc pre-pari- ng Sponsor Junior Baseball League s school. connection with the Mutual Cherbourg, France, May 16 Associated .Press Staff Writer Improvcmnt association annual (AP) This former war time which begT, there ,p0rt of American debarkation Washington, ' May 17 ('convention With the crisis in the tariff June 1r greeted 23t gold star mothers of the United States were held stake Cache next week, tryouts struggle expected in Lcagn May 3 ; Logan stake on who arrived on the Steamship congressional leaders are rest- May-8; Benson stake on May America at 2:45 p. m. lessly looking toward ail early 10, trd Hyrum stake on May 10. j The liner came into port es adjournment of. thin session. The contest at Richmond to- - (corted by two French military Brooklyn Club An enthusiastic the entire planes. The' London treaty. the tar- - night embraces iff and the rivers and harbors valley and much Interest ception was given the party, bills are the stumbling blocks has been shown in the compe- Every member of the party Plays Brilliant In the way of the adjournment tition both in and out of M. I. arrived in fine health and spirits, greatly affected, how and there Is talk In some ad- A. circles. ever, by the tumultuous wel Ball to Win ministration circles of winding come. things up immediately except Officals representing the gov for the treaty. Air Circus To Be emment and the port adminThe situation hinges on the By Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr., istration met the mothers as Associated Press Sports Writer tariff. That contest depends they came ashore and gathered Just as the east had the edge on the decision of the senate Staged At Local on the railway station platform in the first intersectional play on the resolution of Senator adjoining the dock. of the American league, the (Smoot, Republican, Utah, ask- Port on Sunday Four short addresses were dewest held the upper hand In ing that senate conferees on livered, after which the visitors the opening series of the tariff be released from boarded the train for Paris. Anthe National league, which their promise not to recede! other reception awaited them at Sig Smith will be here came to its rather damp close from their promise not to re from the senate coalition niorrow with three airplanes theA Invalides station at Paris. With the yesterday. only crowd of several thousand the local airport at, which for the' export amendments Robins the Brooklyn upholding honor of the Atlantic seaboard, debenture and the legislative time he will do stunt flying, assembled on the dock cheered, take passangers on trips and as the boat came in and while the west won 27 of the ,49 in- flexible provision. three parachute jumps. the mothers slowly disembark- tersectional games against 22 tariff can be disposed If the will be carried all ed. Passengers eastern victories am some leaders placed of next week, while tne stunts will bethree teams in the first four in 'favor immediate adjournment, day about 1 o'clock. The public For emptying milk or other gin is Invited to be On the grounds bottles- - a- - California- - man has to the December captured Invented a siphon that oper- its 10 to 3 triumph over sion and leaving the treaty and take' a ride in the air. without the Cincinnati Reds yesterday contest for a special session Of A number of local merchants atos automatically as Dazzy Vance pitched another the senate to be called immed-o- f arc taking an interest in the sucking on the tube. first appearance of airships at The British Institute of Rad- his fine games while the lately. a powerful the local airport this season. iology has installed Brookiyn sluggers founded out,. The alternative - program, Their machine -- that takea-- a will announcement be 16 hits and scored eight runs in calling for a session lasting un- found elsewhere in this issue picture in only one twentieth to first three innings. This til all three propositions ' are of, a second. enabled to finally settled, means at least of The Journal. victory Brooklyn boast nine another month of debate. defeats. leaders who are Chicago ancT8t. Loulsf" which to wage a finish fight Large Crowds opened the. National leagues for ttytfr flexible provision In second series yester the tariff bill do not look for Face Threatening day with the Cardinals ninth an adjournment a within successive victory, each won month. eight games and lost four to tie While a contest is certain Weather at Derby for second place. Cincinnati against the London naval brought up In third place with treaty on the basis of the eight victories and five defeats. week of hearings which first deChurchill Downs, Louisville, The New York Chants led the to May 17 IAR from Ky veloped it Under opposition division in the interac- the high command in the speond overcast ikies, threaten-I- ts .navy .heavily tional standing with seven- vicare confident ofjin&' to pour cold water on the advocates tories and six defeats. prompt ratification. Kentucky deiby for the third Playing in their home ter'straight year, crowds of the A the roll of ritory again yesterday, can be! turf's faithful poured into the paper teams of both leagues started withdrawn for that notes historic downs this afternoon to out to put on a .set of real has been includedtaking bv a Ger - 'se6 I5 crack National The man struggles. inventor in the shaft of a race for the blue ribbon of the league Cardinals magazine pencil. game between the (blue grass country. was Cubs and the Chicago perA Frenchman who has given haps the best thrill producer, a Operated by gasoline, ending with a ninth inning St. winch heavy enough to serve ;more than 100 pints of his Louis rally which brought a 9 as an anchor has been invent- blood in transfusion operations to 8 victory. ed to control the cables of ob- has established a world s reThe Boston Red Sox put on a servation balloons. cord of the. kind lesser ninth inning rally to win Ithe closest American league tgame by a 5 to 4 count Irom the fuilT; who-wil- high Hy-ru- m du and hear liusscll shut the following line: r lor 1, day to lone when the Richardson, r. f; Nielsen, s. s; will ay.i.o Bn ,,k it,-- wav Br Wyoming. Sorensen 1st. base; Hale, 2nd. 3rd. base; The Crannevs put out ni .n. teinn !i into that state last year base; McDonald, c. f; Hughes, 1. f; Drown, with the result that nmie than r.o p.r icnl of all tJie sales c; Dahley, p. were made in Wyoming. Other fellows who will likely get a chance In Sundays game Jonathan Smith, a pion.iiunt I'.uuht fiom Ilenson ward are Westover, f; Quinney, f; c; Holden, c; Hill, p. Came to Logan last 'limr day and drove home, with a face Eagen, The battery fbr Dollar Cab fairly radiating happiness, in one of Lundhergs Buick will no doubt be Stegner, p; and Miller, c. coupes. Cranney express Cranney District M. I. A. contests are set for tonight at the North i i at the Cranney Motor WEEK ii , earned out with a game every week. Summer Hale will manage the Junior Baseball league again this season. Anyone interested should report at Soldiers Irield Tuesday, May'SO at "4:30 p m. 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