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Show i ' oE FOCtt dAY - '.. -- ' ? ATTEMPT SPEED . RECORD . ( c..: COLONEL GILFEATHER j Dc. 23 SfC'tXSS , Si one-poi- - , For ' Father Is President Dayton, 0., Dec. 23AAP) Refused acceptance of a. $10,- 37, held up the bank or which his father is president and attempted to commit suicide when confronted with arrest, police said SLANTS SPORT ltiry?p& GouUlr - today. sun-pose- 1. e t s J - , - ief-agronomist I Pratts Poultry Regulator Makes any Mash Better ., Pratts Poultry Regulator I ? contains the following necessary food minerals in readily available form Iodine, "Magnesium, Sodium. Phosphorus, Sulphur, Calcium, Iron and Cholorine. To show what a boxing ex- ually gets his scrimmage. pert can do when really hard pressed, the first prize for coming closest to the consensus eleven in the poll The conducted this year by Associated Press goes to Edward Joseph Neil, Jr, the big cuff and clinch man of the New York sports staff. Mr. Nell, after peering intently at the gridiron proceednumerous press ings from that coops, turned m a list coincided with every ica consensus selection .Except fullback. He named Jumping Joseph Savoldi of Notre Dame for this position, and but for the abrupt departure nf Jumping Joseph from the college gridirons early in November, It is likely he would have been choice, over Macal-us- o the all-stof Colgate and marie it 100 percent for Mr. Neil- w Mr. Neil's closest rivals were his , associate.. Orlo L. Robertstrriv&I expert, son, the horse-racin- g The remainder of toe Notre ana Kenneth Fry of the ChiDame past and present stars: cago Evening Post. Each sealready on toe scene, are going lected nihe out of eleven corthrough stiff driills on Coliseum rectly. turl- Their opponents, under the The returns revealed a flock In successful guidance of Jimmie Phelan, Un- of observers iversity of Washington coach, picking eight of the most poppracticed yesterday on toe same ular eleven. They included Alfield while the Irish gridders bert Bloemker of the Indianwent through their paces a short apolis Star, W- - F- Fox of the distance away. Indianapolis news, Heavy Boyle On the same spacious field a of the Pittsburgh e, the Robert A- - Reed of the Fort third football machine, scurNorth Dakota Flivvertalls, Wayne (Ind) Journal Gazette. rled through Intricate t ormation yjank Hoover of the Lexington 1 Christ-m preparation for their of (Ky ) Herald, Ted mas day battle with toe Los. the New York staff,Vosburgh Associated Angeles firemen. Press; sports staff of the- - Enid en. (Okla.) Dally Eagle and Morn ei to these aggregation Add News, George A. Barton of ing enor its ther in Log Angeles the Minneapolis Tribune, Fran? the or soon to arrive, viron- sGraham of the New York Sun, Washington State Cougars and Ralph Cannon of the Chicago Crimson tide, the Dally News, Maxwell Stiles of Alabamas of pigskin juggernauts that toe Los pair Examiher, Earf will tangle on New Year's day. C. Magee Angeles of the Jackson (Miss) Coach of toe , absence In Daily News, Craig Taylor of the Rockne, the Irish machine is Baltimore Sun, A- - J. Shreiner its in directed warming of the Milwalkie News being and up motions by "Hunk Ander- The Sports Editor of The Assofamthe of able assistant son, ciated Press. ed Notre Dame head man Seven out of eleven ' correctly picked by Joe Vila, sports editor of toe New York Jockey Races Sun. and Harry G- Salsinger, sports editor of toe Detroit rr - - - Post-Gazett- -- : Poultry Regulator Also these natural valuable vegetable tonics and appetizers Gentian, Red Peruvian Bark, Quassia, Funegreek and Nux Vomica. Nature intended they should have these elements, but close confinement and modern methods deprive hens of them unless added to their feed. Pratts Poultry Regulatpr Added to any inash makes it better MRS, ANDREA LAMB, Correspondent we man-o- f -- at the line football team No ever dined up for action, in person, except on one occasion wnen a auorum was present at the banquet board, yet I am prepared to say after some assiduous research that the nearest thins to such an all-stcollection performed some three decades ago under the colors of the Homestead Library Athletic club. Pittsburgh-- I am greatly indebted to Mr Perry Hale. YaJe 1900, and Walter Camps selection that year as fullback, for information on the Dost graduate gridiron actvtttes of college foot ball stats In the days when athletic club teams were popu larized. frequently furnishing opposition for the college eleven as well as exercise for. themsel- I ar of the gospel. and the hope.it extends in times of sorrow and of the path by which these can be obta.lned. They Jensen Rites promises paid warm tributes to the life and character of toe deceased. They also spoke words of Hyde Park Funeral services comfort and consolation it who were called upon to! were held Friday afternoon at . Park mourn- 2 oclock In the Hyde The invocation was by Fra'nk , chapel for pell- Jensen son of Jensen Lamb, and the benediction by Rioses Mr- - and Mrswho died Tuesday from pneu- Stanley Reeder- - The f 1yjJL monia. The rites were ferings were, profuse an the direction of Bishop J. W. tiful. . The choir sang, The , house was welj, filled Beamons. friends and ''relatives, Nearer Dear Savior to Thee, with . and Lord Accept Qur True showing love and respect musical and Mrs- - Jensen and their Devotion. Special Come famllv. The Trail Builder class,! numbers were a duet. to which Dell belonged, was' Unto Me, and Rest," Mrs. son there in a body., little girl and Lundquist Charles; vocal solo, It Won't friends carried the flowers- - At Be Long. Harris; the Hyde Park cemetery, the by Altc'.i vocal duet. Im a Pilgrim, by grave was dedicated by Mr. Martha Dairies and Carma Hbwell- Many Attend e for-Mr- - Balls-- Speaers were Joseph Neilson; A paradise or cows is1 toe Lew A. palls, R. Homer Hyde, G. W- - Lindquist and Bishop, way county agents describe the Beamons. All spoke nf toe; large acreage of velvet beans testimony t.i. i In North Carolina. of toe truthfulness planted .r;,,...!.,,...;-- -. Benefit Athletic Show Help Up Ohio Bank; d - hr - 25-1- 8. HYDE PARK DEPARTMENT From Logan? unemployed will benefit fiom the gate receipts at the Mg athletic show at toe Allen arena tomght. There seems to be an unusual lot of interest among the fans and a capacity house will not be a surprise. Ai corking good program has been arranged with eight bouts. "Rhe show will start at promptly 8:30 and will be run off in rapid-fir- e order so that the program will be concluded before midnight. v . The program consists of a bout between Cyclone Tommy Thompson and Big Bill Thornton; Leo Papano and Frenchy Leavitt; Battling Lamoreaux and Soldier Pitchfork; Roland white and Tom Logan; HorLilly ace Christensen and Gwen Lea- tham; Gene Jones and Dean Anderson; Mike Bums and Guy Balls ahd Lundberg; James Leland Henderson. A small charge will be made1 to lades tonight, the reason be, Ing that a good fund is desired to turn to the Logan City Emlias ployment Council which given the show its full endorse, ment. Trojans J 7 Athletic Show 6P) i Tot Unemployed Benefit Shores (TIaL A of the Great Salt Lake In UtahjUlull xiHYICu ' may be the scene of Captain Malcolm Campbell's next dash Lose Opener tof the worlds speed record. "Captain Campbell proposes a trial at Daytonia beach in 19.31 With and is considering pioceed ing from there to Utah. Li? . mss. r early season' defeats, the nllS',verS.ty of Southern Cahforna for one thing being less team showed great fbasketball to wind and tide posed jform last night and defeated .Utah Aggies of Logan, Utah, 7 Every man on both teams Hopkins of the Trojans Utahns and P.elliston of the staged a rare coring battle at center, the coast player coming off w tn a advantage. The Ineup and scoring: Utah South rrif California f . . Wilcox (3) Cerdner (S fierce 4: .' cf Park.nson (4i Philadelph a, Dec. 23 AP) Belliston .?! Keep young with the future, do''FoP,nf. All sop (1) not mellow in the pa-- f, was th Caldwell 12) . . g . You2f (r' substance rf Connie Mack's c apbs Frank, scoring:lessage today on his 68th Addit onal Southern Cal.fotria. 1: Ander- birthday. As usual, the venerrbe man- - son; Southern California. 4, 3. " nger of the world chrmnion Athletics. decided tower offire al Golfers Ready - a short time lookin'? after off- season baseball duties Friends told the veteran pilot Play that he looked snlend d, he rerried" T feel that Po! Of Gold way. Ahd when it was intimated that he' might be getting ready to ret.re. he shot back: Not on your life." Agua Caliente. Mexico. Ded. Conn; e smiled, when someone ; 23 (P)- Professional and ama-skeif he thought baseBiTf, teur gfflfcfs'pfepariJdto"opefrj was losing its grip on the public the prelimiHaity qualifying A "woman told me that a few skirmish today in the second years ago, he said I point out $25,000 open tournament over that she was wrong, that vie' the Agua Caliente golf club were drawtng bigger crowds courseWill than ever, and that instead of A field of more than 100 Rockne 250.000 a In to tee the in season off was attracting players we drew that many in two first 18 holes of the 36 holes See Saturday weeks or a month. She was qualifying rounds to gain pla d ces in the field of 100 which merely losing interest and others were doing the will play for the $10,000 first Game On Coast same. money and other awards on ' Asked his opinion of night the tournament proper , Janu. baseball. Mack said he had nev- ary 13 to 16. Los Angeles, Dec. 23 (AP) er witnessed it and could not Tony Mataero. winner of the The struggle billed l'or comment on its merits- It will recent Pasadena open, was next gridiron between Notre Saturday t e a long time, he th'nks before numbered In the fields Among Dame stars and a west-sout-h the qflestion is considered ser- others were Al Espinosa, Chi- eleven was given added touch iously by the major leagues. cago pro; Eddie Loos, Chicago, of color today in the announceAlex McCafferty, Salt Lake ment that airplanes would be Editor Profits From Bees City; Jim and Frank Fogarty, pressed into service to bring San Angelo, Tex. (P) New- St Louis; Tom Rakletts. Ohio; to Los Angeles Knute Rockne isnt the only Jim Heany, Rochester; Lew and spaper work Joe Savoldi. do source of income of A- - W. Pu-et- t, Waldron, Ohio; Clartflce Clark, aid theJumping Notre Dame aggregation- editor of toe Robert Lee Tulsa; Eddie Stokes,-!- Denver,; Rockne announced last night Observer here. Puett has a and Ralph Guilhahl, Texasat the Mayo Brothers clinic back-yar- d apiarv and this year in Rochester, Minn, that he he has sold $500 worth of Winter leagumes as green would rely on aerial transportaeditor has 30 manure crops pay big dividends tion to bring him to the scene honey. The at of the clash, stands of bees. says the he wlU of agriculture. be making hisalthough Georgia college first flight He j Over five hundred acres of will arrive Friday night. broom coin were planted oni Wisconsin shipped potatoes to Savoldi, who after making a farms hi North Carolina this '27 states and to Cuba during last minute decision to enter year. 'the 1929 and 30 season. the fray, departed from Chicago last night by train, will . B.V,V.V.V.V.,.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.VV.V.V.-V.V.Vchange to airplane at Kansas City in an effort to speed up his London, uf cz: ON SHORES OF GREAT SALT LAKE 1 f r.- i- - Marshall, according to police, returned with a revolver after the cashier of the Brooksville State bank, near here, declined to honor his note, locked five emDloyes in a vault and fled with $8,000. When police went to his home here they said they found Mar-;halocked in a bathroom He refused to come out and as they started to break down the door, shot himself below toe chest- - He wasin a serious condition today. Abram Hays, cashier of the bank, said Marshall, who formerly was an assistant cashier, left the bank one night with a pad of bank drafts. Afterwards the bank was overdrawn, but Harry Marshll. president of toe bank and father of the alleged robber, made good the shortage according to' the cashier--Hays said the vounger man had claimed he mailed a $10,000 the shortdraft to make up for age and; accused ' the cashier of not turning it in. ll FOB LOGANS UNEMPLOYED Has full support of Lbgan City Employment Council. 238:30 p.m. TUESDAY, DECEMBER Funds derived to give Christmas Cheer tq Jfcedy Families. CYCLONE THOMPSON VS. BIG BILL THORNTON Portland Long Beach LEAVITT FRENCHIE PAFIANO VERSUS LEO Oklahoma - Hollywood SOLDIER PITCHFORK VS. RAT. LAMOREAUX .. Ft. Douglas A real hot fight Preston ' FAT CLARK, Logan, VS. TOM LONG, Salt Lake 225 235 Where the Fat Meets the Fat MIKE BURNS VERSUS GUY LUNDBERG Logan Logan Wrestling OWEN LEATHAM VS. HORACE CHRISTENSEN Logan Wrestling College EUGENE JONES VERSUS DEAN ANDERSON ' Lewiston Wellsville Boxing LELAND HENDERSON VERSUS JAMES BALLS Hyde Park Boxing Logan 1 '' . 238:30 p.m. TUESDAY, DECEMBER AMesaS'Affefiaa OVER PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE, LOGAN Usual prices Reserved Seats On ladies? 25e J Sale At Billiard Pariois try ves. The question of whether or' not a team formed of football players has been put to me several times in that there seems to be a belief that 1900 such somewhere qround a team actually played a game. writes Mr. Haie from Portland, Fill up your bin with Peerless coal o .Conn. Possibly toe reason for this is that teams were formed at that time in part out of toe mythical team. As I recall It the Puquesne Athletic club and the Homestead Library Athletic club both of Pittsburgh, used to engage prominent men for a game which was played In Pittsburgh on Thanksgiving day oi each year. givmg day of each year. The scheme was to give that section of the country an ex hibition or mghciass football as weil as to carry out the rivalry which existed ' between toe two clubs. In 1901 toe Homestead Library dub secured a team made men. up in part by The Duquesne Athletic club had no team that year. It was hinted that time that toe Homestead cdub made" a scoop by ers, picking up toe which probably was all non-sen- And let the Mercyi-- y fall; Come wind and storm And sleet and snow-De- fy them, .one and all ! Peerless Coal stays Firm and good, Down to , the final lump; So fill your bin '' ,And be prepared Dont let your fires slump. best-blay- se As I recall it, however, toe names of the players on the News- Peter Homestead team were: Open Christmas Overhead, Pennsylvania, center; Id One of the principal reasons, Hawley and Bemus Pierce, CarArthur For 82 Days ter the Armys successful, lisle Indians, guards; season under thelPoe, Princeton, and Artie Miller, gridiron of coachmg of Maj. Ralph Ir- - Carlisle, ends; Richardson, and were John quarterback; Fultz Agua Caliente, Mexico. Dec-2- vine Sasse d halfbacks; from Gammons. Brown, tackle (P) The second Agua Cal- Price, iente Jockey club winter rac- Fort Dodge. Iowa and Ray J. Fred Crolius, Dartmouth, halfback back. I was at one of toe tackles ing meet of 82 days will open at Yale- Christmas day with nearly (from Hazleton, Pennsylvania. , , having finished two We played games with 1,000 horses in training at the They were outstanding fac-- i & border course. itors in the conquest of the the Philadelphia Athletics, who cen as every Midshipman included Bull, Thirteen outstanding equineslNavy, e, were named to start in the will readily admit, and they teri of 1895T'tmd Blondle Pennsylvania will be back on the job again Christmas day handicap, next fall, if Annapolis is in- tackle in their lineup. That six furlong sprint. terested i making the emerg- vear we defeated Lafayette, 66 ency reconciliation a perman- to 0 in two ten minute anhalves Idea which might give you ent one. Stecker is strictly a develop of- our 'ifmgth. Moss from ment of Military Academy either NebfasEaor Texas played or prep end with us. sports- - No college players men, Virtually all J school preceded reputation him. He Is only 20, but a star tioned by Mr. Hae were recogselections in basketball and baseball as nized in By the. Associated Pre$s as football- - Moreover, he by the late Walter Camp. BeWillie Osterf Boston, Chicago Overfielt the hlgh- - sides Haie hlmsell, knocked out Edgar Norman, est a cadet corporal, center in 1898 t0 wtllch members of was was Norway (1) and 99, Arthur Poe TH1 . his class are eligible.; a rife Rochester, N- Y.-- Osk end In 1895, Benus of Rochester. N. Y., knocked out f marksman and president "next to Woodranked Pierce wlU gradu ruff Harry Feurstein, Berlin Heights Iated,c a,ss,nvilcl1 Wharton of Pennsyland 1932' A O., (1). vania. the guards back boys, Ala. Battling I 1895. Dave Fultz, in addition Birmfngham, in Jack Price, toe new West to starring at football at Brown Bozo, Birmingham, and Rosy is became a major league Rosales, Cleveland, drew. (10). Point football captain, man. standing e later ifeiant with the AhleticsMore than 128,000 pounds or feet 336 Inches. Without much cabbages have been sold this 'doubt he was the best tackle Apple Stock Increasing in Jackson developed" this year on any Boston (AP) Cold storage year by farmer? county, N. C-- , through coopera-- 1 Eastern gridiron- - Like Stecker holdings of apples on the Boshe is versatile, having won ton market are approximately tive agencies. ihohors in track and wrestling, four times greater than a year as ago. The New England crop is A Graysqn' county, Ky.. farther! and is .a cadet corporal on a well- - ag expert marksman- - The about one-thir- d made a net profit larger than In Utter of pigs in 149 days- - j Navy knows now that he us- - 1929. - . 168-pou- nd as Harold Thoir.p-kin- s of Massachusetts, use Regulator the year round. Hundreds of feed mills mix it in their own branded mash feeds. These people make it their business to study poultry nutrition tnev know that regulating pays. A sixty day trial will convince you. Many well known bleeders, such Remember, Pratts Poultry Regulator is not a dope, or stimulant, has no bad effects and is made from products Nature created for the purpose. EASY TO FIGURE HOW LITTLE IT TAKES FOR A LAYING FLOCK (2 lbs. Regulator per 100 lbs. mash.) FOR LAYING HENS 800 200 100 35 Birds Birds Birds Birds BUY A TO LAST- 100 lb. drum 25 lb. pail or bag 12 lb. package 4 lb. package . Wal-dac- tGHTs i I - - months months 2 months 2 2 Peerless Coal has Quality too! When we tell you there are approximately 125,000,- - . C00 tons of Peerless Coal in the deep, clean seams of the New Peerless Mine you are merely interested. But when we assure you that Peerless is as excellent in -you are 'vitally'"' quality as it is abundant' in quantity ?' concerned. , Peerless IS a superior Coal dean, hard, lustrous rand The thousands who use it like it so well that no aihount of persuasion could switch them to any other brand. You1!! like it too! free-burnin- , g. Be Ton of Peerless Trya a Burner of BETTER COAL -- ,iv.vAV.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.y.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.,Xe . - V v N A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, CARL. W. SANDERS i of-$- 81 ;.' ! 804 North Main St. COAL AND WOOD ! . : Phone 293 v. T" y rf. H V; V y j |