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Show W TVT. - .it v WTO 1 ' N hh t,'-.- rwrri ; ftt inr. .ei- - PROVIBEKCE DEPARTMENT Again the Fans AWIE M. r'5 (V f luia.y ixu ... sm A" DEFENDANTS IN CASE MARKED BY GANG MURDER -- that makes some cows morq valuable than others. Other conditions which may are influence your selection In the breeds most common neighborhood, the cost of your " stock, pure breed foundation and your judgment of the demand for surplus animals from your herd. It Is estimated that only I percent of the dairy cattle In the United States are purebred, which .means that the milk major ' production of The color comes - from grade herds.' satisfactory yield. t (Copyright. 19M, vanes considerably in shade. I It is called brown, but more- by Dr. L. D. LeGear, V. fc.) of a mouse color is prevalent.Coral BU There Is not a great deal of difference in the dairy breeds The coral which is made Inf JHw-- e so far as production ia confry Is found widespread on the bori cerned. It is more a matter of dors and around fixe Manas of rhotre. For Instance, there is the Mediterranean sea, the most no best treed. It is the breedahundoet beds being In water trout to 24 to 50 feet i deixth. It Is also ing up of a family or strain -phigh milk and butterf at roduct fonnd tn the Artanfic to the northkm that really counts. It west of Africa and aomo near is the blood lines or breeding Japan and Australis the Guernseys. The common color is spotted red or brown and white in varying proport a breed the tkins. As -are noted for s good, uniform production "of milk. Brown Swises: This The breed had its origin in Switof zerland. Large numbers these cattle are kept there for cheese and butter - making, which forms one of the largest Industries in that country. In milk and butteifat production. this breed shows a ver j Ayr-shir- Get Good Show MRS. MiT.NnT.. - r PICKETT, Correspondent . ' At The Dansante Checketts motored to Ogden on When in doubt as to. the best Sunday and spent the dav at kind of entertainment home the of Mr. and Mrs. Ver- suited to the occasion, citi-ztr- .s non Jensen, they returned that generally throughout the Commencement ; evening. June Jensen remained valley turn their attention to for a few days visit. the weekly offering at the DanLe Roy Cederlund returned sante where the athletic shows Held home from Salt Lake Sunday have been giving plenty of having spent a couple of days amusement. The fact that the ladies are given free admiton business. providence Exercises for the tance, makes It possible fob - Mrs. - Femon $nd Fagnant held in children of the husband and father to graduating class was are Kemmerer, Wyo., the Second ward- chapel. May visiting at the home of her ring the whole family to the and yet not feel that he 16, with Joseph Campbell conMr. and Mrs. O. Fram- - show, Is being extravagent with his ducting. Prayer, Bishop A. M. parents, amusement budget funds remarks Hammond; chorus; The lesser priesthood conThis week will be a real high Principal A. E. Alien; solo, ducted the meeting and gave class show With wrestling and Owen Bingham of the U. S. A. the program Sunday afternoon boxing offered as the induceC. music school, accompanied Bible . were given by ment to bring the fans out in by Miss Vllate Jones of Logan; Junius readings Smith, Howard Poulsen numbers again. There will be valedictory address. Miss June and Bruce Zol- Nick Hansen. Velcoff, the Bulgarian Jensen; solo, Owen Bingham; linger repeated theLyman .prayer to Lion, pitted against' Andy class prophecy, Mary Theurer; ordain . a deacon; duet, Mrs. Brown, the. New York rough address to gratuates by M. D. Ernest Loosle Miss Rula house boy who was disqualified and Smith, teaeher in South Cache Morgan; duties of a deacon at the last show here for Seminary; presentation of . duties of a threading A1 Newto graduates, Mr. Allen; Dean Pickett; privileges of a priest. man out of the ring. chorus; benediction. Bishop H. Teacher; La Mar Bullock; remarks by A thrill in wild M. Zollinger. A list of the gradwrestling Bishop Joliinger. tactics will be given in the uates follows: Miss Rula. Morgan of Nihley Wild Bill Sterlich and Rough-houLegrand Baer,' Marcell Baer, Nelson match. Sunday at the home of Leo B. Clawson, Glenn Dattge, spent There will be plenty of acKeith Fuhriman, Stanley, Ges-se- l, her sister, Mrs. Ernest Loosle. to tion in the boxing field to satMrs, Roy Puffer returned Emil Gessel, Vernon Kresie. isfy the thirst of the boxing Eiwood Howard her hom ein Beaver city on fans. Leonhardt, Three good bouts feature after a two weeks visit Poulsen, Spencer Pickett, Mark Monday Johnat home of her mother some local favorites. Clinton Theurer, Zollinger, Mrs.the ny Abies, 200 pounds, takes on J. A. Thorpe, John Hibbard, Ray Olsen, RowClark; Dei Baxter of CorRay Majors returned ' from Fat land Crabtree, Mildred Abersold, nish takes on Battling Lam-orea, Margerie Tressa Missoula, Montana, on WednesBisseggar. of Preston and Long been employed having ChecketU, Hovey, day Margaret Jones of Long Beach June Jensen, Minnie Kendrick. there for the past several Tom takes on Ed Shepherd of. Salt Ruth Kendnck, Gladys Chris- months. Lake. tensen, Regina Kohler, Laura Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Marler Venice Leonhardt, Larsen, and children and Mrs. George Cleora Mohr, Gertrude Merrill, Naylor motored to Salt Lake in Bad . Margaret Mathews, Retta Math- Thursday morning to meet a Slattery ews, Floretta Naylor, Annabelle friend of Mrs. Marler from Smith, Joicelyn Tibbitts, Irene Battle Creek, Michigan, enroute Repute Fight to Los Angeles. They returned Remsenberger. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ream that evening. Called No Contest and little daughter Evangeline Mrs. Irvin Jacobsen- - of .Logan returned to the home ot Mrs. and Mrs. Jessie Jensen spent Reams parents, Mr. and Mrs. Friday at the home of their Boston, May 28 (P) The esJ. E. Hansen after spending a mother, Mrs. William Checkcutcheon of Jimmy Slattery of month in Oregon and Cali- etts. fornia. Mrs C. M. Hammond and Buffalo, recently crowned light L. E. Hammond spent the Mrs. Eunice Clawson spent Fri heavyweight champion by the boxing commission, week end at the home of his day in Hyrum at the home of New York today contained the blot of a Mrs. Harvey Jensen. brother, L. P. Hammond. no contest" decision, Mrs. Arthur Olsen entertained Joseph. A. Smith returned Slattery met Pete Latzo, of home Saturday having finished on Friday afternoon in compli- Scranton, Pa, former welterhis school work in Thatcher, ment to her birthday. The aftertltlist, in the Boston Arizona. noon was spent in a social weight garden last night in a bout Miss Emma Mendelkow of way. A delicious dinner was under the auspices of a Boslaid for were Salt Lake is visiting at the served. Covers ton American legion post. The home of her brother and wife Mesdames Bertha Bitter, Edna dancing- tactics of the New Lena York commissions . Mr. and Mrs. Franz Mendel-ko- Paulson, Dora Checketts, champion, Edith Tibbitts, Louise Peterson, plus Latzos bobbing style, ir4 600 Mr. and Mrs. F. R. ChecketU Bitter, Scerean Bitter and An- ritated the crowd of from the start of the first and children spent Saturday nie Pickett. -of round until Referee Johnny Lambrose Preston, night and Sunday-in Idaho, the guests of Mr. and Los Angeles and Mrs. Otto Os- Brassii halted the match at Mrs. Leslie Checketts. car of Logan spent Friday eve the end of the seventh. Most of those at the ringMrs. L. R. Mathews enter- nlng at the home of Mrs. Ar side agreed that both boxers tained at dinner on Sunday in thur Olsen. exreturned were trying but all of the 'tin-usuChiess honor of her husbands birthB T. al their day. Covers were laid for Mrs. from Mackey, Idaho;' on Friday perts admitted that could provide styles Lottie Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. where he went on business and nothing but a dull and tireC. M. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs pleasure combined. some contest, C. C. Clawson, Mr. and Mrs. with The cemetery committee, a Edgar Tibbitts and Mr. and a force of men are working Mrs. E. D. Mathews. decorafor hard putting In pipe La Draws Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Jensen tion day, the remainder to be and family and Mrs. William completed immediately. District School ea r Sendee , . - NEW, DUK as -- - w. -- Mrs.-Willi- am- Barba . Bushy Graham New York, May 28 (JP)- e Fidel Labarba, flyweight champion, takes on one of the toughest featherweights in the business. Bushy Graham of Utica, N. Y, In a ten round bout in Madison Square garden tonight Labarba originally was billed to meet Kid Chocolate but the Cuban suffered injuries in an auto accident that forced him to withdraw and Graham was substituted. The betting fraternity has made Labaraba an 8 to 5 choice to win. Joe Dundee of Baltimore, former welterweight champion, meets Harry Mason of England in the ten round semi-fina- l. one-tim- e Sinur M9 sot si ' Minnesota Will tain Conditions May Influence Your Choice. i: snrjjr-Goiilc- Connie Mack, whatever, his other thoughts may be on the strange subject, is fervently hoping that the history of 1925 does not repeat itself. Five years ago, after ten successive years of tearing down and building up the Athletics, had Connie Mack thought-hSo the winning combination. set it ap. did many others and peared. as late as September, with the As setting the pace. But when it came down to the stretch, the As could not beat Mack's Connie Washington, hopes were blasted and the e triple-winn- er tition. to Among those to pay tribute Juhnsons spurting' Senators is their one-tim- e boy manager. now having his troubles with the helm at Detroit. , Theyre playing great ball, Harris told me, and there is no one in baseball I wish betHe was ter luck than Barney. a greats help to me when I handled 'the Washington club and he has the respect of the everyone in and out of game. The most striking thing to me is the way those Sam Rice and Joe Judge, are playing. They are the life of the team and if they can keep it up, Washington will be hard to beat." Goslln normally has been the big Senator gun but Judge .and Rice, swatting from .350 to .400 all spring, have set the club pace, with Myer, Cronin, West and Bluege also clouting at a better than .300 clip. Bucky Harris, This sew Goodyear more than on e extra-mileag- persistence beat the old master, destroying his chance to enter the hall of fame as a in worlds series compe- Editors Note This is another story in a series of articles on dairying written by the well known national diary and poultry authority, Dr. L. D. LeGear, V. S, of St. Louis Mo. The entire series will appear In this paper. Our readers are urged to read them carefully and clip them out for future reference. The cow is not a native American animal. Before the white man came to this continent cattle were unknown : J ! 1 extra-enduranc- e its aa tiro tiro aa welL la Heavy Duty e, extra-STYL- B givea year ear a sew ami staartcr look. It - Its bigger, - The - handsomer, more massive. Tread ia extra thick. body of atoot SUPER. It haa a TWIST CORDk Goodyear patented and obtainable ONLY in Goodyear Tires. 14 BLAIR MOTOR I 1 , :::: company i E COMING! - RUPTURE -- r , ( over-work- Low Fares to ed proper-protectio- Play Stanford i looking, here, Como ia aad see itl cent Europe is the home of the Goodyear dairy cow. Several thousand give you greater Senators captured the pennant Only the Price is Ordinary I years ago, so it is supposed, valsa because for the second straight year.) the process of taming the wild Goodyear It took the As some time to Get our Special Offer oa build over cattle of Asia began. It is an Finrecover from this shock. on the commentary interesting Pair or a Complete Set ally, last year, it seemed that the cow holds place important Mack and his maulers had run civilization in modern that the Washington Jinx to earth. scientists have devoted years so successfully in fact that the to a study of historical re, of all the tires As pennant victory was due cords in order to be better sold in America : chiefly to almost - complete with cattle. Some acquainted GRAHAM-PAIGCARS MOTOR dominance over the Senators. than of the oldest which ruins, Complete Garage Semico have been excavated, reveal any other Now, however, in one of the 55 Went 1st North Phone 390-- J company. ancestors of of base twists the skulls and turns, the strangest Logan, Utah the modern herd. ball have fortune has knowtX The selection of ' a breed, the Washingtons Senatorsia vir over the either by the farmer who is gained ascendency worlds champions. present just entering the dairy busiAble to whip every other club ness, or the farmer who desires to improve his herd by in the league with something to of introducing a breed, is one spare, the As lost seven that deserves careful considertheir first nine games with ation. I believe a brief historWashington. Twice this spring ical background of the five the champions have gone to the To Demonstrate head of the class only to be popular breeds in America will Remarkable New be of interest. Importation of abruptly hauled- away from these breeds from Europe have there by Walter Johnsons surd been very large, especially in prising club, a seventh-plac- e the last fifty years. So let us choice when the 1930 campaign examine the biographies and opened. pick our favorites. Old Barney, as they call The Johnson In Washington, has Jerseys: These cattle INVENTION ta ke their name from - Jersey of known - about ' every turn If you are ruptured and wear a Island where they - originated, baseball fortune except the distinction of piloting a pennant truss, new I your ep port unity to It is in the English Channel most between France and England. At the peak of U get a FREE TRIAL of tl winner. roustrueted Rupture They are the smallest in size pitching powers he toiled inr srientifleaUy ta of any of the popular dairy a. consistent second - division buppnrt ever vented Adams, N. Y, breeds, and are noted of their outfit. After 18 years he got William 8. Eire, Hire milk. The color of the Jerseys into the worlds series, only to originator of the Rupture Method, is sending varies greatly. The most com be pounded mercilessly until his to the imon color ta lawn with black represeidativo the last chance came and was seized for a heroic finish in shadings below and on the the final "game against the head,' the- - bulls - being -- darker than the cows. The Jerseys, Giants in 1924. although small, are wonderful series Starting the 1925 producers of rich milk. A few against Pittsburgh, Johnson of under official test was the strikeout king of old. It Is absolutely guaranteed to havethem given upwards of 10 tons He won his first two starts but hold any rupture, targe or small, no and tired , matter where located and afford (20,000 pounds) of milk in 3G5 he was days, that tested over n t all times. , whqn it came taholdmg his Old own In the last game. It ie positively the most comfort-abl- e pounds of butter. The for every day wear at all bind Barney stuck it out in the rain and mist but Pirate punch and of work and ran be worn nights and breed - originated In Holland. I all other times with H dis- The compound name Hoktern-Friesiis the official name clouted four baggers for the comfort. It is guaranteed not to slip ouf of of the breed In America but Acorns as. another.; second, division team was punched far- place under any cireumsi antes ami Iti common usage" how In' Amerther dowaat -- Portland by, xt the pressure seueasily adjusts tteelf ica tho breed is called Holstein. to all posit ions and movements of They are the largest 6 to 3 score. of the The Missions " opened their the body that there is no rutting or dairy - breeds, and are black and white In color. They are Los Angelez by chafing. series with lashing erruss saI broad ocean beaches of California call blue Pacific, Southern It had proven the only properly noted for the quantity of milk Bill Peters, Angel watching you to a cool summer vacation beside the they give. More than 100 of luxurious trains bring this western playground as southpaw, throw and hit to roustruettj Rupture Hupport ever Pacific's win his first start of the sea- supplied for ruptured women, can these cows have given under ) dose as tomorrow. be worn with or without tho corset official test over 15 tons of son, 19 to 2. and actually improves the abdom- milk each ia 365 direct over the West Overlan crossing Travel Rout, This is days. inal outlines. an average of over 10 gallons , Great Salt Lake by rail, and ova the High Sierra with Donne t , It ia equally valuable for ruptured ol milk each day for 385 days, Lake and the Great American River Casyon (at below. Mile-hig- h children as It allow more than for full yielding 1,600 Lake Tahoe is reached by short siJctrip. normal growth and development pounds of butter. This is more without limiting youthful activities than 8 or 10 of the average On your way to Southern California, Southern Pacific will or allowing the slightest protrusion diary cows on many of our take you to Lake Tahoe, San Francisco, Del Monte, Santa Bat-- 1 of the mixture. farms will produce. bata, Yosemite.the Big Trees and other tarpout vacation centers, I Pads are made of soft, resilient The Guernseys: The Guern' at but slight additional cost. material, light, durable and com- sey breed originated on the Isfortable. ling the flesh snugly yet land of Guernsey, which is do not Irritate. They are designed one of the channel islands not EXAMPLES OI REDUCED ROUNDTRIPS ; and shaped to fit and give pressure far from Island. The at the right spot so the bowel can-- Guernseys Jersey are a little old-time- i be sure to see it before you buy tiresl Any One of Five Known Breeds Will be Satisfactory, But Cer- SPORTS SLANT S "-- At STUNNING ! Si t Selecting the Beed For Your Dairy Herd ' . ' tells you kvhat it is bwt not 4 HOW FINE IT LOOKS! Arnold ' Berri,-riintoWhile the Jury was out deliberating on the foie o Mason and Charles Omver, Nr, (above in order mentioned), Melville ti. Sturtevant government's star witness and Herrl's wife were shot by Unreal Enrich. Murtevaut was killed but Mrs. Berrl was given a rhanre to recover. Murlevuiit, also a defendant, bad turned states ex Idenre. I.uclch claimed he shot in self defense but was arrused by his vietims of having taken them for a ride. I i HEAVY se ux , Holstein-Frleslans:-Th- l3 an " - " Sanford University, Cal, May 28 7PV The University of Minnesota football Jeam will ccme here' October 10, 1931, for the' second game of Minnesotas two year home and home agreement with Stanford it was announced here today on receipt of a telegram from Coach H. O. Crisler, of the Gopher squad. Stanford will journey to Minneapolis October 11, this year, to play Minnesota. " By The Essex Challenger is a Super-Siits patented principle the ability of the type is freed to the limit. It is x. a performance and smoothness that belong exclusively to the Essex Challenger. That is why we say and nyore buyers every day are saying not just a Six, but a Super-Six-, responsible for This is the finest, best performing Essex value ever built. It holds scores of records Chalestablished during continent-wid- e You it. lenger Week. Sec it and drive " m need no other proof that this is not . t just a six, but a Super-Six- a 733 ti.JWrIUKrt the CoupeFor ether jmt atmedeU Seven tractive!? priced. X We cebrcbeic umoWKnI. YONK MOTOR CO. Logan, Utah ' Coast League Tuesday Games Ban Franciseo, May 28 Coast League ball fans can distinguish the leaders and the taitenders a little more easily as a result of yesterday's games opening tlie weeks series, -- but among the first few teams ones own preference is still about the only guide. The Sacs, the Angels, anJ the oaks, all winners in the day's contests, remain bunched within half a game in the standings. The Seals, who are nard pressed to stay in the first division, ran into somewhat of a freak game and fared poorly. The San Francisco boys lost to Hollywood U to e. The Senators downed the Indians, g to 7, only by vlrture of a five run rally la the sixth inning. Johnny Vergez and Mellana , r mit possilxly rseatxe. Today's Magic Carpet" is the telephone. It will carry your voice anywhere and at little cost. For example, day rates, when you will talk with anyone at the called telephone: Denver $1,25 LosAngeles $2.53 Hundreds of thousands in we til over the civilized world, and thousands- sre throwing aB trusses tm the scrap heap after a brief of tills srirntiftr Rupture Kupport- - ee THE FREE TRIAL Is for every maa. woman and child Uho is ruptured. Ho dont fail to eaU and test the exceptional merits of larger the .Jerseys boned and more irregular in conformation. The color resembles the Jersey in general but includes some colors not found in that breed. Ia the yield of milk and fat the Jersey and Guernseys are not far apart, the Jerseys leading slightly in richness of milk and the Guernseys in total than coarser and-.ar- e this guaranteed Rupture and Weak- milk production. ness Support. It has no equal and is The The native being recommended by physicians home ofAyrshire this breed is the and hospitals everywhere. Call pny Shire of ' Ayr In southwest time from 9 to JJ a. m., 2 to 5 p. m., Scotland, hence the name. It or I to 9 evenings. The test, re- is a new breed, member, costs you nothing. If for but comparatively has made wonderful adany reason yon aro unable to mil vancement m a shorttime. In write for FRFK TRIAL to MM. K. RICE, Inc, Box. 167, size the Ayrshire ranks between the Jersey and Holstein breeds, Adams, N. Y. being very much the same as (Advertisement) JLsbothAngfflef Lot Anjeles one way vis Saa Francisco ; oat war via Laa Yegas . way via Saa Francisco $45.26 $48.80 Saa Francisco Saa Francisco direct via Leno ckcuitFtA ' r : v 1 Portknd $4i:oo tv or $63.45 TUicIt ta salt tttii Stpttm htt 3(f; good OsMEaGm-IPaGOCOs- T October 3U ) -- D. R. OWEN, - 41 Onl Agent . , K? , i V i SOITHERN PACIFIC LINES Sc Main SL Salt Lake City, FtsK I |