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Show Av TmS DESERET NEWS ' SATURDAY . C OCTOBER Ban Johnson Best Qualified Man to Lead Baseball Fight ARMY ELEVEN IN BIG TEST AGAINST NOTRE DAME TODAY t Cadett Ready for Gridiron B attle at Wett Point Againtt Eleven from Wett Whic h Humbled Them Last Sea ton to the Tune of 12 to 2 Other Big Garnet Are Scheduled Today. , The American League Wai House of Harmony During His Absolute Reign And it Was He Who Trans formed Baseball From Rowdyism to a Clean Manly Pastime an d Kept it Clean. (BY frank a menkk.) bev tho Idee that a baaaball magnate house cleaning means tha elimination of Ban Johnson. And thsrsla do thsy blundsr In tha old fashlonad and Infamous J way of basaball may nates. At a lima Ilka this, whan a fight to a finish must ba mada with tha rambling monstar which has fastanad Itself upon tha diamond gams, no man In America la better qualified to lead that fight than ths vary man whom tha are attempting to depose. reformers Ban Johnson transformed baseball from a game where rowdyism to a clean, manly pastime; It was Johnson who fought to keep It reigned clean for years and kept It clean until meddlers stepped Into the mogullng roles and sheared him of soma of his power. Tha American league was a House of Harmony" during all the years of Johnson's absolute reign. Then Erase got In. So did Ruppert and Huston. Comlsksy beeams fretful and vindicative end Its been' a madhouse since. . It was Ban Johnson ho one else who sensed several years ago the Invasion of the gambling evil into basaball. Johnson started the fight to wipe It out. And hs would have succeeded If be hadn't been rebuffed by one of tbs several men who right now la demanding his official fetlock. That man Is Harry Frasee, whs Is baseball's I know It all and who for years has been regarded as the smarty Alec" and champion trouble maker In the theatrical profession. FOUND KNOW IT ALL ATTTTCDK. of Frasee In drivJohnson went to Boston and asked the ing gamblers out of Fenway park. And Frasee, now the loudest aquawker to national game, ths the has which concerning dragged depths gambling t ld Johnson, In substance: Mind your own business. I'll tak e care of Boston." So Johnson went away from Boston and Frasee took care" of ths situation; took care of It so well that Boston, since, has become known as Boston Is tha homo- of Joseph the baseball betting center of America Sullivan, Indicted In the world series scandal the very same Sul (Sport") llvan whom Johnson wanted to get" when he made that trip to Boston. Perhaps if Know It All" Frasee had harkened to Johnson some years ago, there never would have been any world series scandal In 1111. For Johnson, had Frasee given him the proper assistance, would have gone to tho heart of the disease then and crushed Sullivan and his coterie utterly. COMISKEY WAS ONCE A FRIEND. Another of Johnson's bitterest foemen Is Charges Comlsksy, almost universally loved and admired; Comlskey, who once was Johnson's most devoted friend but mho has changed to an enemy since Frasee, the trouble maker, has been whispering Mn his ear. Comtskey Is yelling loudly for Johnson's .. a. utter annihilation. ever himself? ' But. why T la It merely to Let's scratch the surface. Comlskey, the other day. declared that after the first game of the 1111 series had been played, he thought something queer." He had a stronger ronvlrttcn when the second combat was being staged. And after the series was over he was sure that somebody had "fixed" his playsrs. On top of that, one Chicago publication Collyers Eve and a syndicate sport writer ehsrged, slmost Immediately after the series,- that ths titular event had been fixed. Collyer'a Eye went ao far as to name tho playors That was about a year ago. And it named tha who were under suspicion. very same eight players who wars Indicted by the Chicago grand Jury. Therefore. Comlskey had the nemee of tho players thrust upon him. Ha had his suspicions. All that bs needed to do was to got busy. But did bo! Ha majestically defended his players at ths time from ths Not at all! "slander" of the newspaper attacks and offered $10,000 to anyone who could man guilty. prove any BUT HE DID WOT ACT. What are we to think of Comlskey. If ha really felt a year ago as he now Insists ho did that his playsrs were guilty of crookedness, why didnt bo act than! Why did hs permit men to remain In his lineup through 1920 whom he suspected and who were charged with baseball crookedness by various writers! Doesn't it sesm that If somebody Is to bs condemned that Comlskey, lovable and wonderful s man though hs may be personally, la that man! Why try now to hang tha blame upon Ban Johnson! Johnson didnt knowingly perpetuate suspected players In baseball's ranks!. But Comlsksy did! " OME ef oar moot pop-ey- j ed self-styl- & - HEYDLER DENYS STATEMENT. Early In, the Investigation, John Heydlar was quoted as saying that hs told Ban Johnson a year ago that Comlskey had voiced his suspicions to him. And Heydler was reported as saying that hs thought an Invastlgatlon should be made. Johnson, according to Haydler'a statement merely grunted and did nothing. V That would fix ths failure to Investigate upon JohnsonX . deBut later Heydler denied that he had made any such statement; clared that he had never spoken to Johnson of the Comlsksy ' suspicions. Therefore, Johnson not being on speaking terms with Comlskey. was in Ignorance of the Comlskey belief that tha series had been "fixed." X And that exonerates Johnson from blame. Yet his enemies are trying to v. in the public mind. hang. It. on ifhimComlsksy, having baseball's best Interests at heart, as hs Perhaps claims, had gone to Johnson when those suspicions of his grew Into being last fall- and recounted them to Johnson, the exposure of the deplorable eon- - ' dttlons. would never have been delayed until a year later. For Johnson ii and always was a man of action Hed have gone to ths root of things. SUSPICIONS WERE MOTHERED. But Comlskev smothered his suspicions and permitted the men to play through 1920 the very same men whom he suapected as crooks befors tbs season began. With thoss 'athletes in ths lineup, the White Sox alsed up as pennant contenders; without them ths Sox wers a hopeless proposition. Minus those players Comlskey never would have cleaned up approximately 9309,099 on the '1920 playing season. Figure it out for yourself. And now this same Comlskey, plus Know It All" Frasee and the combine added, to a lot of National leAguera are trying to kick Johnson out of the game on the preteit that failure to Investigate the scandal was due to Johnson's negligence. Was anything ever more absurd or unjust! - that Is attracting the most interest of the season to date Is scheduled for the Oregon Aggie pasture at Corvalts, Oregon. where the California Varsity snd Oregon Argies clash In ths first conference gsma Jot ths .Bruins..,- - . BY JACK VEIOCK. (International News.) E8T POINT, N. T.. Oct. 10. Eleven or more of your Uo. vie Samuel's future generals nlll trot onto th gridiron' her this afternoon for a finish fight.' Th opposition will he furnished by Coerh Rovkno'a Fight In' Irish front Nolr Dame, and there Is every Indication that when the dust settles both teams wlll-knthey have been In a football game. Coach Dalys Cadets are out to set even for the beating Notre Caine handed the Army last fall, 'When the westerners took' tha measure of the West Pointers by a score of 12 to 2. The showing of th Irish" so fsr this season Indicates that they will b ss ths Army hard for Just probably to crack ss In other years, for they measure or have already taken th th Nebraska Cornhuskera, whom they defeated 14 to 7. and they hava come east with th reputation of being a seal machine Daly's grldders. Itks Ih Irish," hsv proven themselves capable of piling np d scores so fsr this season, ana they have been pointed for today tame, which, aside from the annual clash with ths Navy, Is tha biggest fame on th tr Army's schedule. Dame clash holds Th Army-Noth spotlight In th asst today. It Is en of the fixtures that football fans to with genuine always look forward Interest because of Its Intsrsectlonal o CLEVELANDS HOME RUN KING PRESENTED WITH DIAMOND FOB. Before tho start of tho sixth gams of ths world'a series In Cleveland, Elmer Smith, right fielder of tho Indians. was presented with a diamond watch fob by Mayor Fltxgerald of Cleveland. Smith made baseball history In tho fifth gsmo of tho sorleg by rap ping out a home run with tho bases full. - - one-side- HE Pacific Coast league's annual directors meeting, scheduled to be held at Sacramento this fall, has been Indefinitely postponed until after the completion of ths grand Jury scandal Investigation at I os Angolas. Ths directors expect to havs access to all of the evidence unearthed so that they esn take up ths matter of pun-l.hlJury, probably, ,v. -- rand one. where the jury leaves off. aunty Babe Borton accused Eddie Mulligan, the Salt Lake third baseman, whom In winning a Srles from of accepting 110 1r om himot for "assisting Vernon the lnPortant wltneasea before tho grand Jury on theBeea In 1919, ; In Lot Angeles today. men in Mulligan told the newspaper never Rom scribe have Harry of cosst he the that Loe Angeles yesterday a ball Wolverton coming to manage the Bees received a cent for throwing heard even not while a few of the wrttera In the game" and that he hadof player until northwest have Wolverton going to of Bortons buying Portland snd Walter McCredle coming aftsr the series In question. a back to Salt lake. Seattle, so reMulligan la Quoted Borton Mlk my drags why cant undaratandmess. port ssy. U figuring with My record In the Kelley, the very successful 8L name Into this I Herr. show that plT manager, and with Eddie game In question will day to ed hard agalnat Vernon that over my Mike Kelley would bo the man for win for Salt Lake. I played own head, and won on of ths games of Salt Lake If his services could be Jar dont Borton charges red loose from St Paul. Aa a penthat series. knows that what nant winner, Kelley la a bear for he worry me. ThsI publlo could not do. h said I did, has accomplished wonders with the Jean Dal la expected to tell his story Saints. He Is on of the old school before the Jury next week. of managers and hi ball teams are usually a bunch of baseball pals, as The Winter league bird are having Tip ONeil once put It time these days, appointing merry A number of local fans and also managers for Salt Lake, Seattle and Portland. They have Walter McCredle some of the writers on the coast hsv and and Clyde Wares changing places Marty Krug will it doped out that season. Banish ths have Ware associated with an "angle lead the Bees next last tha who, It la aaid, will atake the Port- hunch, though, for every on of 1921 to ths directors Is set on one thing the years Seattle manager from be will chosen not land franohls. The Seattle managemanager ment announced yesterday that Wares among the present Salt Lake playsrs, would not lead, Seattle again for the H will b an experienced man, wither reason that h had placed too- highun- a a man who has proven himself as a service. Our manager, or a big league ball player figure on his 1921 who U still active aa a player,. derstanding has been that ths one-yecontract which Wares had with Seattle, Balt did not esll for tnuch more money' than Harry Wolverton would make soma of the boys under him received. Lake an excellent manager. The only with to Seattle went way, the said ever heard w have Wares, by against about two ball players to bank on and thing the fonder Seal skipper Is that b is ha furnished the surprise of the league an bird. extravagant he had when, after be got to going, his club up there, making trouble tor . In the east sr that Brook-- , Utter Reports entire the the leaders during a club or club have lyn hns on a deal with for half of the season. Seattle mayWares Bub In the Coast league mad a mistake In not accepting are that he may go to Hints terms, unless they were out of reason, Salt Lake or Oakland. of complexion. -- Both Boys Have Demonstrat- - see see - - ar eve Mar-quar- eours., for the local hoys were made by Dice and Alls. . e LEHT. Oct. 0. Carl Peterson, star on last year's Leht high school halfback football team, boosted the stock of ths squad yesterday crippled byet digging by his, appearance 'on- the campus. Pe-ts terson cam from Oakley, Idaho, rThsquad has changed Its training to the well quarters from the campusareas of the distributed beet raising be community. Regular practice will resumed next week, according to Boh Plxton, coach. a TWIN FALLS. Oct. 2" The Filer and yesterday Jerome high school elevensfield. Flier Twin Falla played on 1 the made three Filer to It. winning. touchdowns but felled to kick. Jerome making kicked goals successfully afterwas two touchdowna Ths game displaying terlv contested, with Filer slightly more speed than tha (BT FRANK E. MASON.) (International News Service Staff - . ed Their Superiority Over All the Other Little Fellows But Will Meet Monday For First Time. Another local' boxing championship will be contested for In th six round event of Hsrdy K. Downing's weekly boxing show In th theatre next Monday night Hlpdodrom when Art Brugger and Lou Paluao will battle for th bantamweight crown. Thla s practically th only local championship which has not bean contested at th club this season and as these two boys hsvo demonstrated their superiority over all the rest of tho little fellows the fans are anxious to so which on Is really th kingpin. Paluso was th sensation of last Winters season snd was rated as tho most promising prospect in this part of tho country, while Brugger has bean one of the most consistent prfortnersst the club the past two years. While th fans clammorsd to se these two boys matched last wlntar tt waa not thought advisable at that tlm aa Paluao was just a youngster snd not sufficiently developed to send against a rugged and hard biting boy of Brugger's calibre, however, now that ho has another year ea his shoulders snd has matured and developed his handlers sr confidant that h will b able to mors than hold his own against any boy of his weight In this part of th country. While Paluso has not bean seen at the club but once this season whan hs best Sammy Corbett, of Ogden, ho has bean In constant training sine early fall and Is reported to Ba a wonderfully Improved boy over last winter. There Is no question about him being on of th classiest littls fallows around her and will undoubtedly outbox Brug-- g er, but whether he can withstand th letters terrific hitting ability or not remains to be seen. The rest of tho card will bring out s bunch of hard hitting bsttlero who should furnish ths fan plenty of genuine thrills, Jack Whits snd Soldier Charlie Young Thee will furnish th boys ar both big hard hitting fallows who go about their work In a business like manner, while Jack Costello and Red Newer are another pair who ar apt to bring home ths tong end of the tnoney any time they connect with a clean punch. Blat Rowbotham, a newcomer from Denver, who Is touted as a pretty classy boy, will make hie debut at th club when be meets Wallace Haselton. Bill Pflster and Kid Cuddy and. th regulation pair of youngsters will round out the evenings entertainment. seml-wlndu- p. t) Other Big Games. While tha Cadets ar grappling with Notr Dams several other big eleven 111 figure In Intsrsectlonal contests. Th Princeton Tigers hsv their claws all sharpened up for West Virginia. Princeton la still stinging under th lash of defeat at th hands ef the 1911 Mountaineers, who dragged th Tiger In th dust to th tuna of 21 to 6 laat season, snd today's gam at Ol Nassau Is expected to sttrsot a great throng. Harvard will also taka on a southern eleven when th Crimson lines up against Virginia at Cambridge. This gam should be easy for jlh.Jilg fellows, however. en a middle Th Navy will tak western eleven nt Annapolis, where Western Reserve, from Cleveland, will tackle th Middles. At Ann Arbor the husky Michigan Tu-ls- n Wolverine ar scheduled to meet con-tetn another north versus south Yal will mast Colgate at New Ha van today, .and th Ell coaches hop to ss their protege get a good work-ou- t. aa Yals's two biggest games with Princeton and Harvard art looming on th horlson. ' V, P. Meets Peas State, Pennsylvania will tak ea on ef th east when strongest teams In th th auakera line up on Franklin field, Philadelphia, to fee Psnn State Hugo Bssdsk haa anothsr great team thla fall and confidently expects to tsk Psn- n- measnre. - Meanwhile, th LaPittsburgh .anthers wilt b playingmeat fayette at Pittsburgh, Cornell will Hut gars at Ithaca, Columbia will play Williams t New York, Georgia Toon and Centre College will battle st Atlanta and Dartmouth and Tuft .will collide at Hanover In th Blr Ten IRInols Will face Minnesota at Urbane In a gam that th are favored to win. Indiana Sucker and- - Northwestern will meet at Indianapolis, and Chicago will tak on Ohio State at Stagg Field. Other games of more or lets Interest ar scheduled In widely scattered sections Colorado College and the U. of Colorado will meat at Colorado Springe. At Birmingham Alabama willn, University of tho South; et Kansas will take on tho Kaaeae Aggie and Miaeonrl and Oklahoma will clash at Norman. Washington State and Montana will mast at Pullman; Syracuse snd Holy at Worcester; California and Cross tha Oregon Agglas at Corvalla; Occidental and SL Mary'a st Loe Angeles; Stanford and Oregon U. at Stanford, ar rmom games not previously mentioned that will attract much interest today. st Man-etta- PRINCETON OUT TO . EVEN UP. OLD SCORE GAMES TODAY. i Alabama va University of South at Birmingham. -Amherst vs. Hamilton st AmhsrsL Arkansas va Missouri Mlnss at f; Fsy-sttsvl- ll. e, see puts nito high-call-ber- ths-Agg- ie see shi 1 -- , gi see p: Brigham - . n'""'".: a... ........ tug-of-w- ar 1 , tm e. - 4 1 D Atlanta vs. Talladega nt Atlanta. Army vs. Notre Dame at West Point. Bates vs. Hoadoln at Lewiston. Boston University vs. Connecticut Stats st Boston. Brown va Vermont at Providence. Bu knell vs. bt. Bonlvsaturss st Buffalo va. Hobart at Buffalo. Casa va Wooatar at Cleveland. Chicago vs. Ohio Stats st Chicago. Colorado College va Colorado University at Colorado Springs. Columbia va Williams at New Cornell va Rutgers at Ithaca Dartmouth vs. Tufts st Hanover. Georgia Tech, va Centre Collage at i rrk, Atlanta. Harvard va Virginia at Cambridge. Holy Cross va Syracuse at Worcester. Idaho va Whitman at Moscow. Illinois vs. Minnesota at Urbana Indiana vs .Northwestern at Indianapolis. Iowa Stats va Washington at A mss. Johns Hopkins vs. Osorgstown at Baltimore. Kansas Aggies va Kansas at Manhattan. Lehigh va Carnegie Tech nt South Bethlehem. Maine va Colby et Orono. Michigan va, Tulans at Ann Arbor. Missouri vs. Oklahoma at Norman, lluhlsnberg va Villa Nova at Allentown. Occidental vs. St Marys at Lee Oklahoma Agglss va Texas (Agglas at Stillwater. Oregon Aggies va California at Corvalla Pennsylvania va Psnn Stnt at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh va Lafaystt at Pittsburgh. Pomona va Southsrn California at Claremont. Princeton va West Virginia at va Wesleyan nt Rochsa-te- r. BL Louis va Haskell Indians at St Louis. Springfield va Boston Collage at Springfield. Stanford va Oregon nt Stanford. Swarthmor va FrankUn and. Marshall at Swarthmora U. 8. Navy va Wsatera Rsasrva at Annapolle Utah va Nevada at Salt Lake. Vanderbilt va Kentucky at Nash-vil- la Washington and Jefferson va Westminster at Neweaatla Washington Stats va Montana at Pullmaa. Tala va Colgats at Nsw Havsa Aa-gei- ea THIRIT MIS' IIOUCE SHEUHIS in ; (By International New Service.) Valid21. GREELEY, Colo., Oct. ity of. th state Industrial law which makes It compulsory to glva thirty days notice before a strike can b called In Colorado haa been upheld in a decision handed down by Judge Georgs K. Bradfleld In district court her. ' rendered by Judge Bradfleld in denying a motion.' to quaeh criminal informations against Georgs O, Johnston, former president of district No. IS, United Mina Workers of America, and Ollvor Butlar and Robert Lucock, local minora officials at Frederick and Puritan, Tha information charged th defendant with violating th stats industrial law by calling a general strlka ot coal miner in November of 'last year, shortly coal strike had after the nation-wid- e been called by international miners officials. On Nov. 11, .lilt, ths day following th strike caj th state industrial commission ordered th union officials In Colorado to withdraw, rescind and cancel" th strlks order. ' Th commission's order waa disobeyed, following which criminal Informations were filed against tho miners leaders. Ths defender. ts war arrested and released on bond. Counsel for tb defendants held that neither th district court nor th Industrial commission had Jurisdiction In th premise Judge Bradfleld ruled that both tribunals had ample Jurisdiction, declaring that the calling of th etrlk wa inimical to public Interest In that It Involved th general suspension- - ef coat mining at a tlm whan fuel was on of th necessaries of Ilf. Ths coirt Intimated that had th strike been called at only on mine th of th public would not hav been eerloutly. Jeopardised. It is expected th miner's leader will tak en appeal to th state eu- premo court. Tho decision wss BERLIN, Oct. 81c Cranke and PRINCETON. Oct 19. Stinging under crooks are beeping Germany In turth memory of th defeat handed them moil. Ths German crank and crook tha Princeby West Virginia last falleven up th ton Tiger were out to are only a minutely small part of th mountaineer today. cor against th .deGerman people, but they etlr up West Virginia's eleven, recently noon at her arrived a Ac feated blind Yal. dust by portion large enough the where plater from. Philadelphia of the honest country tottering on th worked eut Friday. brink of chaos. Instead of Lour!, will direct X GRANITE STAGES BIG Murray. to advance Of th German Posse Combs Vicinity The th T'sers today accordingsourcea.-LourtCOMEBACK AND. WINS crook ispsychology Information from Insidwaa simple; he wishes to gather to bs saved It wag said, For Negro Assailant fer th Harvard in the paper marks as fast as they gam next Saturday. Granite yesterday defeated ths We- fall from th overworked government ber Normal college In a football gam printing presses. I a usually a (By Associated Press.) played at Lorln Farr park, by the score scheiber, which is the German word COATESVILLE. Pa., Oct 29. City of It to 0. Granite displayed a high for a mongrel cross between a grafter and stata police augmented by posses are achieber and There on a best profiteer. ball of showing brand clasa of every grade, from the little scheiber of cltlsens today are aeeklng an undefense, their goal line not once being who comes to your door at night and identified negro who last night atwere L danger. The Ogdea gain sella you one-ha- lf pound of butter or tacked Helen King aged 11, daughter the while a schnitzel without tbe necessary food of William King. moetly tn open field plays, toPubllo feeling la running high Granite team resorted to line bucks for cards to th erlstocatlc, scheiber who will sell you noth day and fears of a lynching are entertheir gains. BY FRANK E. MASON. local authorities. The first Granite touchdowq was lng less than a German air park or a tained by N. S. Staff Correspondent.) million German blankets, (L army made by Sphar. when Rock recovered schlebsrs for One Killed, Four Hurt German BERLIN. Oct. 21. Th line theTh moatof dangerous and a fumble on the Weber two-yar- d the securha put an embargo pti safety Germany government . and a line plunge sent ths ball over. ity of the Indemnities sh must pay When Train Jumps Rail Kultur. In 1914 VKultur waa en A touch back added 2 points more to the Allies are the food profiteers of th most valuable of German the Granite score in this quarter. Ste- When the government announced that to the world; today Germany by Associated Press) (By will be la keeping vens made a smashing Una buck of 29 the food card system given up a prohibitive exporv-dut- y Th SAN Oct FRANCISCO, 2. in all foodstuffs for October home. except fireman waa killed, the at yards sending the ball over through "Kultur" her seengineer, the entire Weber defense. The half Ibread, food profiteers rubbed their German Immense quantities of. ended Granite 14, Weber 9. riously Injured and three paseengert books hands war exported before ths war got busy. They began to slightly In Southa of wreck hurt tb In the third period neither team was buy upand all over the world. No potatoes and cattle and are ern Pacific train at Opal, midway be- and tent eble to make a score. Stevens scored since. the farmer prices which will tween medical or scientific e e e paying philosophical, In fourth for the Rock Granite quarter. POCATELLO and Crus 9. Watsonville, Santa Oct Ths Idaho, th library was complete without ediAll In all It was a rousing good prac- Idaho Tech goal. Boon after, an attempt mean th doubling and tripling of th late todav football team defeated kicking was blocked by Granite leaving retail food costa German authorities. Th deluxe tice and the team looked fit and fine Ricks Normal college at Rexbnrg yes- to punt It on from local a way Tbe train, hna. for their first home gams of ths sea- terday by a score of 0 to 29. Tha the ball on the Weber Expect Food Rtota. . tions of Goethe, Schiller, Lessing end Two Men Convicted Santa 'Crus to Watsonrlll, went . off ether son. stars for tha Idaho Tech were Kennedy, Spahr carried the ball over end Rocka A11 Indications are that th com- the classics wers bought by concurve th engine track on a rharp Of Criminal Anarchy the goal. Tipton recovered Scandinavian Lebrbaa, Holler, Finlay and Surbldga. kicked, noisseurs from ing winter will be a nice profitable and baggag car being overturned. th, Holland fumble and mad e sensational run .On the cosst today ths foot ball dish and countries. England, 49 yards, scoring the final touchdown. season for profiteers snd that th lathe TOOELE, Oct. It. The Tooele high (By Universal Service.) Swltsertand, not to mention In the backfield Cornwall and Rock man will have difficulty. In Soldiers Patrol Mexican school football elevan defeated the played the stellar ball for Granite. boring thousand of volumes whlqh found NEW YORK. Oct. 29. Two promifood to keep bedy'and enough buying OrantrrllJ ktfh team here yeeterdaytBoehner and Hyde howed weH on the soul tbelr way to north and eoutb Ameri- nent radicals with homes In tho midtogether. Unless something unBrigham Man Bags Towns, to Prevent Riot ca by a ecore ot II to . The Tooele boys Hne. dle west wer convicted of criminal food be riot may intervenes, had expected own much their things pretty snd way Lindsay played Barnes, Halllday . Three Fine Bruin TouMsta In Germany today are anarchy today and sentenced to from expected with Increasing f requency throughout the contests Today the well for Weber. ( By Associated Press.) . . warned that they must ay th gov- - five to 19 Jeays in prison. Tooele hoy will meet the B, Y. U. at aa the fall and winter come. It is Following la the line-usr Charles E. Ruthenberg. whet political MEXICO CITY. Oct. 2. Military ernment 20 per cent tax for th They to prophesy Impossible city. oet. so. col-e- - Provo. Weber orGranite High (14) College f9). and economic consequences may foltwo former Socialist candldata for mayor is being called to prevent disorders in privilege of taking a volume of this city, e... Hinckley low th m LOGAN. Oct. 16 Tha Login high Buehner...... German KultuF home with them of Cleveland, and Isaac E. Ferg uson. .... Ballentln profiteering of th food a number of cities, notably Puebla and of rg In 10 a a Chicago lawyer. lected ISO bounty on three bear school wen easily from the Ogden high Hyde. You marks pay Vera Crux, tn connection with the ae a souvenir. ..Price crooks. McDonald, ...... ,lg., skins this wee k. the result of ona yesterday by the score of 42 to t. and 100 marks to the Gerbookstore misBoth severely criticised Justice Baris common ...... a It's which As Davie to ettlke cranks. situation, apparently 'Simmons lad outclassed the Ogden team man customs officials, not to mention tow S. Weeks conduct of th case and In GerCay'k hunt In the hills east of this Logan Th conflict settlement. from the to take Parry far general regard In were never and throughout danger , . . P.arnes many as a becity. strike continues la Puebla. There waa poeslblown import duties in th tour- Ferguaon charged him withto having of being scored upon. Coach Peterson Rockth .......rtIS . Hickman tween, th left,straight Walker got on to the trail of country. th been prejudiced and unfit and try th of Ogdon reported that two of hie reg- Sm small demonstration hers today when ists right, radical, Newman Stevens. .qb. Our literature and our books a tt case mother bear and two almost grown ulars Including tho captain, were out 'Cornwall. Ilf 2S0 department store workers marched monarchists. public Germanys . "Lindsay cubs and, following them for a on scoouut of Injury. The convicted men wer Indicted for future may better be In front of tha national palace and our best propaganda." complains one . Halllday and Germany .. Ih ... . , ,, . ,.rh., o o o Sphar. If publishing a rommunlst party maniof Berlin's biggest booksellers. short distsnoe, overtook ths anidescribed as a battle royal being voiced demand for higher ware. . ...... ...... fb ... , Hart ...Wilcox school seen Tho Boxeldor from high mate and had little difficulty in Fagth Versailles treaty had placed the festo tn the Revolutionary Age' of fought out by dosens of largo and tho B. T. O. h'gh aehool Subotitutlons Granite. Tipton f by the h reetrlctlon on exporting our thoughts JOlv 5. 1919. small groups. Sometimes ene group Freihelt we argreoslv ging att three of them. 14 n The tho fie'd. count T" Moneon of for of Rock for Cornwall. Rock. -- d Ideas that we have had to suffer The cub especially were fat and ramo was close and latereefag Buehner. st long as the French pulled th rad- from for Schar. Hogan merges with another onlyit- later our own government's fochsh-ne- e hrcausA of the low exchange rate ef has 'been icals' chestnuts out of the fir sleek bo Walker brought the carby group for fejmoione. sn4 attack for Hyde. Gwill'sm throughout. the German press, mould have all of her finest and rarest d luxe cases of one of them, to this city German th for Mclmnalrt. military Weber, disarming Brioghuret he'plrg. ther The But when France ac- attacked the Allies for fetarcing Ihejsets. The publisher reply that Pocatel- Wright for Newman. Clsween for It-vt- s. TOf'ATELLO, Id. Oct. 2 Th mleslon In Germany and put It in cold storage. Fiemh ws deand Intellectual print the hook to sell; that s long Couch for HalHdsy, Eken for was Badly deceived by th Independ- tively entered the Polish war against worlds scientificskins were sold at a good price. lo high school footballon team Stea muddy field Toochdowns Granite. here yesterday ss th merchants themnetvo hsv no Walker goes bear bunting every feated ent Socialist show organ. Freibelt. Russia, th Freihelt did a prompt progress" 1. Goal 2. ven after Black foot, by a score of 94 to 44. to mak ths govommon; Tipton measFphsr defends by ths Th French about-tb and attacked government complaint until face at least French and bagk th game public orje usually yesr Tb game was characterised by rolgh touchdown Rock 2. Referee Ashton. played with tb which' etartled both ure as necessary to prevent Germany has no business Interfering bruin. opinion began 1 aecua. tb Frel-he- it with a bit tern sod several local boy took th Ump'rw Bam Olsem. Head linesman tsckllrg Ksltur.' Germs of from being boqght out et cheap price spreading A1 Warden. editors of being la French pay. th French and tb German. Touchdowna const at different Lmea s .s s. This Is the acid test for Andy Smith's men, for - to date, while they have FOOTBALL AXIOM. run up a total of 27S points as against against them, the Bears havs If thing break badly er ge against Tnotscored into real and yea, de not get discouraged or glva ap havs run ' to show their competition real worth. yet May vrttb It all tbe barderi pat en mere steam. Not that most of thslr followers are All letter men of the University of not convinced that ths Blus and Gold Utah are reminded of the meeting Is tha goods this year, but ths northcalled for Monday evening at I oclock ern testes srs to In the Deseret Gymnasium for the pur- best for .ths In the end ths ones snd Calipose of reviving the old "U" club and fornia has her championship chanca first today. perfecting an organisation to assist In ths betterment pf athjetlcs in general In at and the University Just what ths exact strength of the particular. Oregou Aggies la this year Is problemaA fund will be started for the purtical. The personnel of the team Is pose of assisting worthy athlstes who greatly changed from the team that to work their way lost to California last yesr on Caliars compelled through school. Not to pay their way fornia Field. but to loan them ths money necessary to carry them through and until such Gap Powell at fullback Is again ths time as they are in a position to pay it main offensive strength of back with a low Interest. snd Hodlar at halfback Is playing a this season. Improved greatly gama Anothsr stiff workout last night with two line plungers will carry ths a (goodly number of old stars to help Thess brunt of tho northern attack. out completed the Varsity's practlcedre-for- e they take on the Nevada Sagehens ' Last yesr Ross featured ths Callfor-nie-Agat 2:39 today. game with his spectacular rpn through the California Major Rlchart. an old resident of Salt team. With a faster set of ends and Lake, was on the field and helped send a backfield that has displayed ability the men through their final paces and to nail confiIncidentally laid aside his military garb dence inrunners, Andy Smith- has of tho stopping any repetition and tiped the boys off to a lew of the score. 'Point and West trucks h learned at J I I . |