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Show MORNING. SEPTEMBER 3. 1910. THE BOX ELDER i Tirn rrffiiiniirilUiMNi'":?? NEWS-JOURNA- PAGE FIVE L - i - rakA-M- - 1- 4 - " l- ,'V'i: liW-.- - jiAa! - ,A ? , " - y i, v (awlrr11h--r- i' :, v" V ' 4. iniTf Itrir- - in v 1 V "K , ' , . "J au wa C. McDEBMOMD tet' WILL PRESENT 0R R BIGGER coixi AND HIS THAN LAST YEAR I CHILDREN Lowe 11 Lowe FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th ADULTS 20 40c j r ro LJJ The Great Charlie Boy Delps, worlds highest diver by reason of his successful and daring leap from the Golden Gate Bridge, height 209 feet. Now performing on a swaying pole 125 feet in the air. See Capt. Hen Henderson perform the greatest series of thrill crashes ever seen anywhere in the U. S. Capt. Hendersen comes to us directly from the New YorK Worlds Fair where he performed intrepidly over a period of three months. Note some of his acts as listed below. Suicide slide through blazing gasoline. Cact. Henderson leaps from an automobile speeding 50 miles per hour and slides thru 20 feet of biazing gasoline. Human battering ram. Through a board wall Capt. Henderson performs a body crash while tied to the front of a speeding car. Believe it or not. SKi jump or car hurdle. Roarng over a ramp at forty miles per hour Capt. Henderson hurdles thru space and lands with a crash after passing over two cars. Barrell Crash. Into a pyramid of blazing steel barrels Capt. Henderson crashes a speeding automobile and lives to tell of it. Dont miss this great act. Hooligan House or the Great American Tragedy. A comedy act unsurpassed anywhere. A laugh a second for everyone. TBone Crash. One of the most daring feals ever performed by any thrill merchant. Hurdling over a 6 foot ramp at great speed Capt. Henderson crashes his car into another car parKed directly in his path. Anything can happen during this sensational act. Fire Tunnel Crash. A roaring inferno of flame forty feet long and a double board wall crash are the props for this thriller. See it and go home wondering. vertispmen EY tier WILL BE PRESENTED AGAIN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th AT 2 P. M. ham (it) 4 tht1 Bo El WA XT To Find It Where DIBEOTQRY le swiff I IMilie of idhiduals A 1ft S reliable firms anil speria lists in llieir line- Ills be li BEAL ESTATE SOU) healL estate TRADES Fy Sholty Painting, Papenng iittner Decorating Phone 405 BUILDING ilislriliuli PLUMBING 7 fc speaks R C fm ii8 - Satisfaction Forest. Phone Home 182. INSURANCE s Martin Rasmussen Phone 98 Office and RMfdcnce L honet' of ever Hnen ORCHXRD Approved Store Variety Articles Million quality be fur own- CO. inel. MOTOR AM-3- mverticides, Produce News-Journa- Loeally PKK EI TO SELL BALLINE supplifs the 1935 DODGE SEDAN The 0 n Co 3 SulKc-r- CASH paid for DEAD and USELESS rims and horsi4. llione I's3 I 'i. ed. OPTICAL GOODS . ESTATE LOANS I,EH. I.ieensed Abstractor Radio, healer. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Home and Otfiee Furniture repaired, rebuilt, and refinished. F.vertim Mattress Co., (A inel) Plume 7. l rac-- i zrnmiod noer forefathers, hurled against Provo Jhis half A1 up Labor day climb for the first slam bf 1010 Rogers Wins Pikes Peak today in 15 minute time up t e famous mountair inR. hut finished far behind Un-and has allowed just two runs U7 innings of pitching w.vich Pikes Peak Race 50.9 seconds to become the thait tasteied Ihe motio: "Pikes ser's 1939 mark of 15:29.2. .rucial Contest new king of western auto race peak or bus-t.- " is iv, small feat, especially From Provo fellow TRY A CLASSIFIED He his PIKES PEAK, Colo, Sept. 2, drivers. against his former team mates displaced five-A smiling young man' as for Provo Stone las (UP) Louis his Comff Unser, Joe pitched Townsman, A I) TODAY shiny the on With Howard Slone named A1 P.ogers. using a special through clouds of dust Himes winner of the event, as. e Peaches, anil year. Timi foi Yhc enure Brigham team de- phrase coined by his hardy pio Regers won the 22nd annual the champion to make pi'clung .superb ball. Biigham l Patronize The a good deal of cretin ceives Provo lulled back Sunday this no' for for winning game .f.einuon in pel haps the bes' an erior s chalked agains' r.ayed game of the Slate Indus trial league this season. Th them and their bats registereT l.T bingles off the slants of' final score was being th who was driven fron shut-ou- t rr-- t game of the sea Ciowton ;he mound in the first canb son. went on t r nid Spot Clegg low aid Stoiv was in fine form with Edwards ,n,sh. Doug and allowed the Provo bund seven hits and kept f om wel' ihree hits out of four t rips wa He and seatlered and was ospeciall.' liio leading hitler. and Millet drove each Cowley This in the effective pinches. in two of the six scores made is the third game that Stone ha.by the Peaches. Cowley poled HE POSSESSES INFORMATION AND EXPERIENCE INDISPENSIBLE ,.it a homer in the seventh u ieh was over the right field THE ADMINISTRATION IN THIS HOUR OF GREAT NEED. wall. This win puts the locals in the top spot for the second hilt championship which K HE IS MOST HIGHLY VERSED IN INTERNATIONAL LAW. sorne good going for the fust this fast in company. yeai One of the largest crowds to HE IS VERSATILE IN ALL FOREIGN RELATION MATTERS; KNOWS attend a I, all game in Provo on hand and a good FINESSE OF HANDLING FOREIGN PROBLEMS. year lollowing of Brigham rooters atcompanicd the team. HE HAS ATTAINED A IN THE Reaches Take g i News-Journa- koi (arri- S. NOll.MAN guar Sorenson. CHIROPRACTOR .lone,. D. C., Health recoin s F. HEATING & too small Coleman & job R 5c DOI 11 cl 1 - PIONEER IB) ONES est BIG THRILLS ADMISSION needs. s - BETTER IK RE. TAX 20 1 BECAUSE: TO INTI-MATELYT- SALK By owner, used Sedan, guild fires, buttery, OR livestock Loans and Phone SiiaJMI. heater, 8'M-J- . At DNI1 for and 42 range feeders SENIORITY BALLINE MOTOR AM-3- tattle WH LIVESTOCK 03E01T ASSiiCiATIGN Life Building SA'T LAKE ( II V, UTAH HE WE r CHOP! HIS SENATORIAL WORK OF RECENT YEARS QUALIFIES HIM TO RANK P.G.A. Championship CO. inel. HERSIIEV. Pa. Sept. 2 iUP Sam Snead lost another one today, but this time he went down f.giiting wita all flags fly-- COAL Get Stand r nut. best fur hut pea SEKUCE OU weather l EEI) CO, Phone 130-J- . (10 21inel) , one of the bitterest fiml ma.ehes in years, Byron Nel son of Toledo, defeated Sue. o' inoiiero LOR SALE for Ihe PGA golf champion home. Iiupiire Oscar Lee, 4. ship, one up in 3H holes. North Ith West. By so doing, Nelson joined (Aik SSinelpiUi) the immortals of golf who have won both of PGA and the open OR SALE 'i burner Oil Heat e ampionship Jim Barnes J.3I M. Call er, cheap. Walter Jock Hutchinson, Hagen. ) (A30S.'inel Gene Sarazen, Olin Dutra and lommy Armour. l ICK SALE Two 1037 LOR Snead had many chances to Lord Sedans, radio, clean, win the title. He three-puttepriced right. OSBORN MO ( A30 ShineKH ine nimh and 2fith holes, he j'OU t blew four and putts All si GO THIS WEEK Two that would have put him out ir Champion Studebaker lillll front. But Nelson missed w,m and air Sedans, overdrive easy ones himself - and in this PINT Make room for conditioned. game of golf "ifs don't count OSBORN IIHI SHiilehakers. It was strictly a CODE No. 217 (A30 S.AinelG) MOTOR. battle all the way and Lady Link ehose this day as the one QUART apt. Furnished IOU RENT to smile on Nelson. Last year N. 216 130 No. CODE and furnished rooms. ie frowned on Byron as he Alain. lost t .e PGA title on the 37th .e to Henry Picard. RFutbcM straight bourbon whisky KKAVAKIft! LOST One hrockle faced steer, and two quarter branded riiv (LAssiFirn An in BRAND TIIE ciriles on left hip, circles posNEWS JOFKNAL NOW: sibly invisible, weight about SOWN FORMAN DISTRIERY CO.. INCORPORATED orilEK PEOPLE GET Finder notify M,uuds. 7nO SO ( N YOU: Uiuii.O" In Knnluckr. Sinr. 1870 IJESFLTS .inel S3 1 Bloom, Brigham. Six-roo- PRODUCTION GHT minim aid 0 SENATE EQUALED BY A VERY FEW ONLY. Byron Nelson Wins class shape. PRICED TO SEEL operating expen- I"11' base of s'" replace- 'm slice,, n ml caltle; also lambs and feeder IteiH-fieia- l s 1937 FORD SEDAN Radio, heater and ill first "'Mini; 5111 fa-i- WITH THE HIGHEST. FOR THESE REASONS HE SHOULD BE RETURNED TO ASSIST THE FOR OURSELVES AS CITIZENS OF THE STATE OF UTAH, WE CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE TO OUR STATE HIS ACCUMULATED SENIORITY AND PRESTIGE WITHOUT WHICH WE CAN NEITHER COMMAND ATTENTION OR ACTION IN CONGRESS. IT CANNOT BE THAT THE CITIZENRY OF UTAH ARE GOING TO THROW INTO THE DISCARD THIS POSITION OF COMMAND NOW ENJOYED BY OUR STATE. five-foo- CORN SILAGE HAY and GRAIN l!"avii,1,l,,. Guaranteed I rices Work & HAY (,!!UN (lim,,KK i in(, sso cation Vt'lephone 0TA9 " 4DS-- J I mi PRODUCTS 'me of the hrs. daily t";es repaired I "a.I ONOMV AIOTORS Service Phone 5.A5 hard-hittin- A I my IF WE WERE TO SEND A NEW MAN TO THE SENATE, HE GOES TO THE FOOT OF THE CLASS AND MUST WORK HIS WAY UP TO THE TOP OVER IN THE MEANTIME WE LANGUISH AND YEARS OF SERVITUDE. MOURN OUR FATE BECAUSE OUR ATTEMPTED LEGISLATION FALLS BY THE WAYSIDE. VOTE FOR KING TODAY AND THEREBY HOLD OUR PLACE IN THE SUN |