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HIT 'TALKIE i lI iii HE DOES THIS NICELY Musicians Are Wondering Whether They Will Lose Jobs BIIOXXEH XEA Service Writer LONDON — Literally all London seems to be talking about the "talkies" which? have Just been Introduced here Most of the professional newspaper film" critics do not like them movie Musicians who work in houses are wondering1 dolef ully whether or hot they soon will be losing their jobs Actors aro discussing whether the talkies will seriously affect the speaking stage "Would-b- e preservers of the amenities of the English language write in to the newspapers objecting to the American word "talkies" and propose what tliey term more dignified appellation such as "cine-phonBy MILTON Coalville and Tooele meet at Coalville Friday in one oft he class B play-of- f games for the state title The kickoff is booked 'for S sharp Box Elder and Bear River nre meeting today at Brighani City North and South Cache get together Friday: as" do Logan and Pres- si a ball ' 1 u- -- s -- P-v-t' V - - ? ? : - - V4- Mar-tinel- -V : — THEY LIKE JOL&OX It is said that Al always has been thy about trying his fate with ''" a London audience and that some time during his honeymoon Al is going to the theatre to see how lie goes over in the "talkies" with a London crowd If he had been there the other night he would have 'been fully satistied ihe audience distinctly liked him May-Wrestl- e The general consensus of opine ion seemed that the "talkies" furnished not only a new but a Pete Visser Ogden highly satisfactory kind of eve- wrestler and promoter heavyweight may return ning's amusement to the ring next week if challenges hurled in his direction by Moose Xorbeck and Leo Tapionos Greek MERGER FORMED BY heavyweight are accepted contest if arranged will come TWO CAN COMPANIES as The the result of heated arguments between Norbeck and Papionos and NEW YORK Nov 8 — (UP) — Virser at the Norbeck-Papionos The Continental Can company has contest last Monday night can acquired the manufacturing Papionos was disqualified by business of the R Hard'esty Manu- Visser for rough tactics and facturing company of Denver it uso of the strangle hold was announced today Norbeck on other hand in a Products of the latter company brief speech the said that in his 18 are broadly distributed throughout years of wrestling he had never the west and southwest performed before a referee who knew as little about the game as Visser Adults 15c — songs - ' " fre-quo- THEATRE j 'A j N FOX pretend n Rex Bell COWBOY ATI D nt 3 a test- By NEA Service DETROIT Nov G— The cure for anger is more anger - Or Words to that effect by Dr Oliver Kamm director of chemical research of the i'arke-Davi- g Research laboratories ' here "Anger or fright" says Dr Kamm "increases" the secretion of the suprarenal gland which in turn increases the sugar or fuel content of the blood Simultais neously the blood pressure raised and the bronchial tubes are dilated po as to admit move air "The basis ia thus laid for the development of a vicious cycle But this is prevented by & wise jirovi-Fio- n of nature Excessive anger changes the reaction of the Mood to a point where tho suprarenal secretion is rendered ineffective "Thus fortunately anger is its ' own cure T to-d- It is announced ) Evert Thomas Martin J 151 170 169 181 Mattson1 J y'! lv-lf- lr X ii tnterpnses Buster as TVTIIf 'reel man 'i r ' "SL x (jt' fc1 - "T I I! fj jfJr)h?-- y ly "7 ( " J jJ tJK ' J ' 1G2 1SS 189— 193 193 — i 132--4- - 453 520 521 89 5CD i - s 144 159 188 Tipple Liask03 St owe 1 11 Totals ' 805 "vv'ESSLER 1st 159 140 150 180 200 n Pattei-so- "Wing ! ! O' U Cash more n 154 Eurn$ido 15C Fuller ) 155 114 Ea&tman '194 ' 177 8 15 925— 25T5 48S 53C 5tC CIGAR 2nd !rd Total 143— 611 179— 4?S 16S — 5t4 182 — 198 — 5(J7 2nd 150 161 146 129 14? 137 — ' 438 103 — 34C 176— 517 Totals'1ri6- - !32 (By The Associated Press) CLE VELANDO— Billy Wallace! Cleveland outpointed Bruce Flow crs New Rochelle N Y (12) MILWAUKEE ' 'yV is— Vic Bur! rone! New York outpointed Younsf JoeyCleiri Milwaukee (lp) i WOMEN SEE PEACE IN KELLOGG TREATY! bb 'i i PARAMOUNT j M G M NOVELTY news t J ' and' Freedom are much more hopeful of abolishing war since the advent of the Kellogg 'peace treaty says Miss Anne Martin western regional director who is in Washington with Miss Jane' Addams ' president of the league in the '"Itis right direction"! says Miss Martin "Women have been inarticulate politically so long but now they have a voice in v orld affairs and this fact coupled 'with the fact' that governments are actually talking about outlawing war Is a most hope£ul S: Richard Dix f sign! The Women's uyr Xs h coming - N t CHSH i OF THE MARINES" ' --X-li) - the-iriai- 1 - a ai w "v U Last limes Tonight I W IV Ji JiiUj f?"3 6 ng er i mmmjm m 'ANTAGIES VITAPHONE 1 Bplkans s' ( - Ay IS i The Best Business in Weeks —S L Pantages Bolis Brothers Brown & Whitaker j "Mae Murray 's Special Band ' Cruse Bros Gehan & Gkrretson V Musical "Classical Syncopators" Treat " Mazie Lunnette & Co 'THb Enchanted Canvas "Eight and joe K ooerts s 'y: World's- - Foremost and Greatest Banjoist v 11 "5c AND 10c ANNIE" A Picture Scream mm www TiL mmsms 1 AGAIN TODAY! IT'S Come Early Please A GREAT SHOW! UW 1 — j yy r?3-r i jr JuVul£ JI jiisiLi f j Pn )''' the Screen " :y 1 Revue Fantassy Artists" '' -- A — "A Great Pair" 1 wsr — I I - r I - The year's greatest mystery drama Thrilling ! Chilling! Gripping lt ? And Through It All a iWonderful Love Drama SrA VA7 NB7 ism ? 7 V ' - SCHHHHhhh! o - - til Added Features: Mack Sennett Comedy "The Campus Carmen" Latest Fox News Halliday at' th£ Wurlitzer NO riAJSE IN PRICES !' SUNDAY "PLASTERED IN PARIS" - '' They will be married tonight They have' danced 1048 hours together ' ' He saw He came f He met in marathon dancing They fell The handsomest man and the most popular girl of the contest will be married tonight" attended by the jother marathon dancers—TONIGHT AT TP1 is " i ill - ! International League for Peace and Freedom hld its first1915 meeting at The Hague Fifteen hundred May yl women from 12 countries assembled here to try to find a way! to But the prevent further wars crashj of cannon drowned out their first protests and they did not hold another meeting until 1919 This was in Zurich Switzerland and women of 21 nations came The third (congress met in Vienna fin 1921 and for the first 'time Mexico China) and Japan Three meetings have been held sifice then and the sixth will convene in 1929 probably in ' £b i -- - sent-delegation- "MORAN the-''racket- 1 J A All-Talki- Ricks-Westminst- f& 11H iixli 4 '8J-AP)-- - Peacqf as s - 3rd Total 175 — 57:) 125 — 442 WASHINGTON — (AP) — Women1 of tle International League for marceline day 1 - S70— 2593 D CO ! V - 88S & 1st t 167 ICS 209 199 159 190 171 169 835 j Crltchlow shot from under Mm— but our hero 'cines through in a His vay funniest picture! ' y0ST: MWX F Jug" a Chinatown tong warwill give J'O'J a howl for every flicker of Ms faltering film His camera is """"N A W"r- -L a news- "cover- - 1 1 i 82 885Totals! 83S- TENACO GAS AND OIL 1st 3rd Total 171 16l 160 — 492 Haletead 143 14 3 207— 49'3 ytratton I Totals Marcus 133-- i- IS3 1 I fwyn!WV t AMERICAN CAN 1st 2nd 3rd Total Vatkjinsi L ay POSITIONS C Harris Direction y ? A definite decision 'on the proposed contest will be given late 3 Sarver kr J! i ey Thjs Norbeck statement and a general panning from Papibnos following the match just prior Ato Papionos departure for the cfty jail almost caused Vlsserto take a1 punch at his main eventers Since the match tfie two men have hurled" ohall-engeat' Visser and a local war organization H said tQ be dickering' for the match ' In the event that Papionbs is secured permission for hi3 appearance here will be necessary inasmuch as Chief of Police Harry S Anderson ordered thew restler out of town following the Norbeck con- Messier Cm ' EXCESSIVE ANGER MAKES YOU NICE Friday end Saturday Tcs'ay U Grudge Match Looms Here Visser Aga in to-b- era that boom started In '1923 Vfft-- That was the year Hoot Ellis Tale ' substitute I j Dempsey and Fir back ran 85 yards to a touchdown their in the Brown game He will be 77 XJIpowfought - V 1 memorable battle heard of plenty this season tne at ijoto Grounds' By a strange if not ominous coincidence Firpo Utah Aggea are prepared for a figures in the battle Saturday with Western State comeback talk Teachers Coach Dick Komney exIt would be an pects to start his regulars in thix odd turn of circontest In the event that the cumstance if both Denifsey Teachers thow little competition ld Ilonuiey ill swing in his reserves tho Argentine bull and the Jlanasaa mauler climbed back Frank Oberhanley's Ogden High through the ropes next year It seconds undefeated this season probably also would furnish an added another scalp w th a 6 to 0 odder comparison with their fightdecision ocr the Dais machine at ing powers of 1923 ' Kaysville i There was only oiie Dempsey-Firp- o No revival of that epic Gilbert sMoesinger end of the battle fight could touch the original any Weber college eleven is showing more than the famous Xeonard-Tendle- r unusual ability as a punter The lightweight rivalry of the lormer Tiger athlete is booting the same period could stand being re' pigskin for better than 50 'yards produced Some of his spirals in the Snow-gamThere appears little question on sailed more than CO yards the other hand that' Dempsey's rervicks and "Westminster meet at turn to the ring would stimulate interest in the heavyRexburg next Monday in one of the lagging No new figures have come weights feature games of the season in juto nior college competition Ricks will alongas capture popular imaginathe 'former champion did tion ruje favorite Tho appears to be on again in much the same fashion it has been going on for SEVERAL FEDERAL the past few indoor cairfpaigns OPEN It is no secret that Tex RIckard would haye much preferred last - The United States civil service summer to have staged a third and commission has announced open final Tunney-Dempse- y fight than y match that competitive examinations as fol- the Tunney-Heenewell aaartis-tj- c i lows:" proved a financi&J-'a' deAssistant soil surveying aide flpp So long as Dempsey Is around the partment of agriculture for duty in there will Washington D C or in the field borders of at $1620 to $1920 a year be insistence that he take "one Local and assistant inspector of more" f)ing ' It is a business propboilers and local and assistant in- - osition and the punch' ia spector pf! hulls steamboat inspec- factor invplved it disregards ention service at $3200 a year for tirely the fact that two additional local inspectors and $2900 a year years of idleness will take just that for assistant inspectors much more toll of Jack's other old Associate botanist bureau of ring assets— -- apeect and stamina plant Industry department of agri- These waned rapidly after the one in the' seventh culture for duty in Washington big shot ' ' IX of in the field at $3200 to round $37Q0 a! S'ear Dempsey says he- won't' fight Student fingerprint classifier bu- again and may mean it But winreau of investigation deoartment ter's ballyhoo would be sadly of justice Washington D C at handicapped Comebacks always a year $1440 start in the winter Whether - All states excent Maryland Vir- actually bloom in the springthey is ginia Vermont Delaware and the something else to guess about District of Columbia have received less than their share of1 appointments in the apportioned departmental service at "Washington D C VICAR IS PELTED Full information may bo obtainWITH EGGS—SOOT ed" from Ai R Ward at the post office in this cityLOXDON — "Hooligan agitators" will not fdrce'-the- ' Vicar of Galley-wood- 'Chelmsford to tender his BILLY SHOWERS ON resignation a vestry meeting ROAD TO RECOVERY Shortly after Rev Franci3 A Roughton was at 8 — (AR) — tacked by malcontents who hurled CHICAGO Nov Billy Showers St Louis' boxer will eggs and soot at the newly aprecover from injuries received in a pointed pastor "As wasj to be expected the battle with Shuffle Callahan Monday but his 'fighting days in Illi- bishop has condemned the cownois are endeld" ardly conduct of the gang who ase The Illinois state athletic com- saulted under cover of darkness mission yesterday revoked Bhowet-s- ' and I do not intend to be driven license stating that the St Paul out by a set of hooligan agitators" middleweight! was not physically is the defy hurled at his enemies by i Rev Roughton fit to continue in the game V -- '(' i t if'- - I (AP) V American Falls and McCammon meet Friday at American Falls for the eastern Idaho interscholaatic title 1 GOULD -- " 4 j at University of Utah gridders will take lengthy workouts today and Friday at Omaha in preparation for their intersectional game Saturday with Crejghton Last year Creigh-to- n won over Utah at Salt Lake 16 to 7 They vill again rule e" 5 GREEN BAT Wis Nov 8— (AP)-rThe next district attorney of Brown county will be a profes-- F sional football player Vernon C Lewellyn halfback of th Green Bay Packers of the National league was elected on the Republican ticket Tuesday who was graduated Lewellyn from the University of Nebraska in 1924 also pitches for the Green Bay baseball club Ii-cs-s I NEW YORK! Nov 8— (AP)— If AT Big Bill Tilden wants to play amateur tennisi now: he will have to go a long Avay to do it He must gc Coaches of the northern division to Russia China Brazil Bolivia of the Interrnountain Junior Col- Andorra Lithuania Abyssinia or Liberia the International Lawn lege league will draft their 1928-2- 9 basket ball schedules at a special Tennis federation which embrace 34 nations abides by the Action of confab at Tocatello Saturday Westminster Ricks Albion We the United States Lawn Tennis asber and L D S wil have repre- sociation in barring him sentatives In attendance Delton Brnmwell director of athletics at Weber college will AGE TO FIGURE represent the Wildcats at this powIN A A U CONFAB wow" v 1929 in race start the will Play Nov NEW YORK in January Bramwell states In A U of A Officials the of assert the football of Weber they trip vljw grddera to Honolulu the basket intend to bring age to the front at boll work In the early stages will the annual convention here November 18 to I'O They will deterbe handled by another coach Rramwell will Journey to Rex- mine the oldest amateur champion lie the oldest Olympic champion th burg following the meeting will- - scout the oldest intercollegiate champion and game Ricks plays Weber gridders the oldest active A A U official here lato in November Special prizes wijl be awarded hy at the anniversary Mayor Walker " dinner JUST ABOUT SAME WKIGIJT When Iowa and Minnesota met WEDDED 25 MINUTES this year their team weieht was — LENINGRAD Nov the same Iowa avapproximately 3 84 Minnewhile The speed repord f or'marriage and eraged pounds sota averaged 183 pounds Their divorce seems to be 25 minutes A backficlds varied one-ha- lf pound couple here after taking five minutes for marriage by registration: returned 13 minutes later and got HE'S XOT SO OLD a divorce ki five minutes They exHarry Carnage football coach at plained theyi could not agree upon where to livie Kentucky i3 dnly 26 years old POCATELlfl Sports Kditor) NEW YORK Nov 8 — (AP) — Talk of Jack Dempsey returning to the ring seems to most observers to be inspired largely by efforts to brace up the sagging fortunes of the fistic game They have sagged especially from the box office viewpoint this Tnn:s :luck ear to a maricea Joe Schaaf one footbaiTj s ST?V X 1 decree by com- - basket ball players ofin the eastern in1 L parison with th tercollegiate competition H playheydays of the ing an end for Tcnn this grid In the Salt Lake division Friday L D S inlets Provo and Granite clashes with Jordan ivast and West tangle for the division title Saturday in the L'te stadium P fi YANKEE TWANG Others say unless England at once develops a "talkie" art of its own all England will soonbe talking with a Yankee twang At a recent movie program the rendition of some classic music by the New York Philharmonic Symphony orchestra left the audience cold But a couple of comedians with the banjo set the crowd going They applauded just as if the men were there in the flesh The firrt real buret of big enthusiasm came 'when Martinelll tenor of tle Metropolitan Opera company sflng the famous aria from "Pagliacco" If one closed one's eyes one could imagine he were really sitting in the Metropolli itan opera house and hearing The applaure thft greeted the number whs immense The last thing on the program was a film in which Al Jolson sings some of his famous "Mammy" (isscciatcd ton Weber and Ogdcn meet Armistice day and Logan and Box Elder also clash on that date -' J By ALAN AS AMATEUR STAR i Former Champion May GRID STAR GETS Meet Firpo Again In CITY POSITION Title Bout p m f WS TILDEN BARRED COACHESi T1EET To R evive Interest " Blue Howell captain and crack back at Nebraska knows one point often means a difference in the outcome of the game—witness Nebraska's recent 7 to 6 victory over Syracuse — and he doesn't want to ever regret a failure" to add an extra point after touchdown He is shown here practicing the a rt wun naiiuacK bioaoe Holding the TH7 ' Dempsey Is Needed BRIEFS- - - GDE l I- : Blue Howell Practices Art !of Kicking Extra Point After Touchdown for Nebraska THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 8 1928 R SIMM TP TOHlinTTRTW A 1 A STANDARD-EXAMINE- 1 Take El Monte cars on Wash Ave '15 minutes after the hour fare 25c per person from Hotel Yelicw Cabs v |