Show Claoms Iecoirdl Rejected Art Award Takes For Elose Eov0 GirM YilHte Ohioans Protest Quezon Signs First Railway Mail Clerk Found Dead By Track Official Document Evolution Taught FhoiriniIhiD0D VThornhill took ever the reins ln By RUSSELL J NEWLAND Associated Press Sports Writer 1933 He produced a coast winner PALO -- AliTO Calif Dec 21 — which the Rose bowl bid The same (AP) — Three years a head coach and three trips to the Rose bowl This thing happened in 1934 Each time his team took a dumping at Pasais a record The football teaching record of dena On January 11933 a supposedly Claude Earle Thornhill of Stanford university is unrivalled in the y ar inferior Columbia- - team outskldded and outscrambled Stanford to win history of the New Year's-dagams and this year he says his team 7 to 0 Alabama made passes click in unbelievable fashion to beat the is "on the spot" For a decade this 238 -- pound Indians 29 to 13 last New Year's Within two weeks "Tiny" and his genial giant inappropriately nicknamed "Tiny" was assistant coach gTidiron gang will go up against the at Stanford His big chance came aerial trickery and all around speed when his boss and former coach of Southern Methodist's Mustangs At this date Thornhill takes no Glenn S (Pop) Warner decided to move on to greener pastures pains to disguise the fact he would Warher's departing message to like nothing better than a belated Christmas gift in the form of a win his employers was "brief but to-th-e over a Southern Methodist said "Give He Thornhill point "It's about time we got a break chance" With Jhe finest talent ever to in that Rose bowl" Thornhill said come up from the freshman ranks "I'm not unmindful of the fact that - 20-ye- -- Idaho Murderess Hopeful FLORIDA GOAL OF 27 CLUBS IN Will Be Represented During Spring Season Leagues DICKSON United Press Staff Correspondent MIAMI F4a Dec 21— (UP)— At ED By andpossibly 30 major and minor league baseball teams will train in Florida next spring least 27 Detroit Tigers who will train at Lakeland again the teamswill bring more than 600 players to the state for the training season which begins late in February and closes early in April It is estimated that 150 exhibition games will be played The baseball trek starts soon af- ter Christmas although many players spend the entire winter season in Florida andscores of them own By mid-Februa- the trek will ry be on in earnest and late in that month the clubs including officials and attaches come in for the training grind SESSIONS OPEN TO PUBLIC Training periods usually begin "at ten o'clock in the morning and last until about two o'clock They are oper to the public and scores of fans avail themselves of this opportunity to see their favorites in ac- - tion Practice -- includes exercises batting fielding workouts limbering-u- base-runni- pitching ng p and and other features It is estimated that more than $500000 is spent by clubs during the training Reason in Florida which baseball men have come to regard as necessary to a successful season A' CUBS TO PLAY IN FLORIDA The Chicago Cubs who will limber up in California will cross the country to play an exhibition se-- '' ries in Florida before moving on to Chicago for the seasons' opening Back in 1933 the New York Giants came from California to train at Miami beach They shift their camp to Pensocola in 1936 The following clubs will train in Florida AMERICAN LEAGUE - Detroit Tigers at Lakeland Boston Red Sox at Sarasota New York Yankees at St Peters-- burg Washington Senators at Orlando St Louis Browns at West Palm Beach NATIONAL LEAGUE St Louis Cardinals at New York' Giants Braden-tow- n at Pensacola Cincinnati Reds at Tampa Brooklyn Dodgers at Clearwater Philadelphia Phillies at Winter Haven Boston Braves at St Petersburg INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Albany Chiefs at Winter Garden Toronto Maple Leafs at Haines City Buffalo Bisons at Plant City Rochester Red Wings at Bartow Montreal Royals at Winter Park Baltimore Orioles at Kissimmee Newark Bears at Sebring AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee Brewers at Lake Wales St Paul Saints at Arcadia Minneapolis Millers at DeLand Columbus Red Birds at Avon Park Indianapolis Indians at VWau-chul- a SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Nashville at Tallahassee Chattanooga at Sanford Atlanta at Daytona Beach (or some other city in Florida) - Veteran Big League Umpire Dies In East PHILADELPHIA Dec 21— (AP) (Cy) Rigler veteran National league umpire who started his career in the days when players rode to the parks in horse-draw- n buses died in a hospital today He was 53 Rigler became ill at his Northeast Pa home shortly after the baseball season closed Physicians advised him "to come to Phiadelphia His illness was diagnosed as brain tumor His condition apparently was improving until a relapse several days — Charley ago Although Rigler umpired more than 6150 ball games he never was a player He was born in Massillon O May trade but his love for sport drew him to the Central league as an umpire in 1904 The late Harry Pulliam brought him up to the National league two -errs later He had been in the -- ?gue ever since : JOKE LEADS TO PRISON — Herr HALLE Germany has bsen sentenced to eight months two Nazis to his customers-i- n prison here for telling a joke on '—-(U- t P) 6 P I Dec President Manuel L Quezon placing his signature to the national defense bill today signed his first legislative measure as president of the new Philippines commonwealth government Quintin Parades speaker of the Philippines house of representatives Pennsylvania passenger train The prior to of the new door of the mail car was ajar 2 governmentinauguration was sworn in as the feet and the mail sacks were un- islands' new resident commissioner molested authorities said to Washington D C deity" nd 20-fo- ot IU a r x- - 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Idaho-Wyomi- members of his company including an officer and wounded another before he was slain by his comrades today The private who had been locked" in barracks as a disciplinary measure fired through a- window at troops in the courtyard : natio- 10-ye- - TOUL France Dec 21— (AP)-A crazed Algerian soldier killed two ?! v r my CINCINNATI O Dec 21 — (UP) —A letter signed by nine Lutheran ministers advised the board of education here today that the evolution theory that man Is descended from the anthropoid is being taught in public high schools The ministers also charged that some teachers tell students "the Jehovah of the old testament is not the true God but only a tribal — (UP) — 21 11- - C Insane Slays Two -- Wants Freedom To Care For Aging Mother Who Is 111 BOISE Idaho Dec 21— (AP)— Thirteen years behind depressing gray walls and one futile effort to escape have not dimmed the hopes of Idaho's much married convicted murderess Lyda Southard of winning her release to go home and take care of her aging mother Mrs Southard's surprising escape from the women's cell block of the penitentiary here in May 1931 and her recapture in Topeka Kans shortly after she had taken unto herself husband No 6— Harry Whit-loc- k — in Denver Colo gained n-wide attention She was returned to the prison to resume serving her to life sentence for the poisoning of Edward Meyer husband No 4 STILL COMELY PLUMP MRS LYDA SOUTHARD The still comely slightly plump prisoner intends to ex plain her escape to the board oi pardons January 2 in the hope she will be given her release "I hope to get out of here or that the board will fix the date for fiy release My mother at Twin Falls is 66 years old and in poor healths She need3 me" she said "After having spent more than a dozen years here following my on circumstantial eviconviction dence in a trial for a crime I did not commit I feel I should have my By JOHN L BACH liberty I was sentenced to spend Associated Press Staff Writer a minimum of ten years here I CHICAGO Dec ' 21— (AP)— Dr have served 13 and I feel entitled W D MacMillan mathematical as- to a pardon on the same grounds tronomer at the University of Chi- as many other prisoners who are cago for 30 years asserted today pardoned after serving their minithat science had no record of the mum sentences with deduction for Star of Bethlehem good time" "It is the theme for a beautiful Attorney General Bert H Miller religious legend" he said "but as- a member of the board of pardons tronomy agrees thestar never ex- has taken this attitude in the case isted" of many prisoners but Governor He said there was no data to C Ben Ross and Secretary of State support a recently advanced hy- Girard have not always held to pothesis that the Star of Bethlehem this opinion Mrs Southard "walked out of might have been a nova or "new-starexploding like the famous the vfrorit door" when she made nova Herculis of 1934 her escape in 1931 she said and Professor William Henry Barton did not climb over the wall of that surrounds the women's cell of J:he American Museum Natural History in New York last block here week ran celestial time backward Although she claims she had sevon his planetarium projector and eral other at various times showed how the Bethlehem Star during her keys in prison Mrs years might have been a planetary con- Southard said she unlocked the junction front door of the cell block wall "How closely the 'planets were with "a key given to me by Dave knows Minton a merged" he said "no one but one thing is certain — they did- "Reports trusty" that I used a makeshift not form the Star of Bethlehem"- ladder to climb to the top of the As to the belief that "the wise wall were concocted by prison ofmen were never guided by such a ficials who threatened to punish star" Dr MacMillan declared: me if I told anything that did not "It is impossible for anyone to agree with their story" Mrs follow a star to a given spot Take Southard said for example two men in different "We set the time for y cities following the same star After o'clock on the of May 4 an hour's traveling both could look Minton was waitingnight me across for ' up and each say the star was di- tne little mil just north of the worectly above him yet they would men's cell block I walked out of be many miles apart" the front door of "With this logical conclusion" he the warden was the prison awhile few asserted "how could the wise men yards away in his standing office met I have been led by the star? Had Minton over the little hill and he they looked up hours before they drove me to the reached the child's manger the line he let me out and I got star likely would have appeared into There another car and went on to stationary and directly over them" Denver" " Minton pafoled shortly before Mrs Southard's was escape brought back to prison and served PAIR FACING almost a year of a one to five year sentence for his part in the woman's flight THEFTTCHARGE TOPULAR AT PRISON Taking the word of Mrs Southard she was popular among the folks at the prison Bankruptcy Referees Held men She told her interviewer that she After Confession of got the keys from Minton "one night while he was still a prisoner Stealing here before he- was pardoned the WASHINGTON Dec 21 — (UP) — first time" "Did you tell the warden (at that The federal bureau of investigation time R E Thomas) that Minton announced today that Jewell A Isaacson --andRobertJ Sampson was paying visits to you?" she was referees in bankruptcy had been asked "Yes but the warden didn't becharged with embezzling approxime" mately $11000 from certain bank- lieve She said "the guards and other rupt estates trustiesr always - wer Both have been taken into y hanging after a complaint was 'filed around" but that they always before the U S commissioner at treated her properly Mrs Southard declared she had San Diego Cal and a federal grand other on indicted two keys several months that one them counts jury of the men had given her and that on Dec 18 Federal agents have obtained a she "often was tempted to use signed confession from Sampson in them but I always except the last time thought of the consequences" which he admitted shortages of Before fleeine from the orison Isaacson admitted to special agents he had obtained approxi- with Minton she said she buried one of the keys in the lawn inside mately $7500 The bureau has obtained Informa- the wall but that she later returntion indicating that the men had ed it to the warden's wife used these funds at various gamb- Myers died SeDtember 17 1921 ling -resorts at Agua Caliente Mex- A few weeks later the then Mrs ico Meyers married Paul V Southard Isaacson said he had been hard a United States naval officer and pressed for funds in August 1934 was residing with him in Honolulu due to living beyond his means and wnen sfte was with Mey tried unsuccessfully to make a ers' death Shecharged was returned to at Mexican gambling Twin Falls Idaho and convirted "killing" places The two had made checks after a trial that lasted six weeks Besides Myers and Southard her payable to fictitious persons to get wie lunas tne bureau said husbands included Robert C Doo-le- y Isaacson 47 lived with his wife who died at Twin Falls Octoand four children at San nieeo ber 1 1915: William D MrWaffi while Sampson lived with his wife who died October 22 1918 at Har ana one child at La Jolla Cal din Mont Harlan Lewis who Neither man had a previous crim- died at Billings Mont July 6 1919 inal record and Whitlock MANILA way postoffice clerk was found alongside the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near Philadelphia 15 miles east of here early today Railroad officials and Hancock county authorities believed Lawrence fell from the speeding west-bou- I She May Soon Get Pardon TRAINING TREK Five they pay of! on the winner but just the same Old Lady Luck hasn't given us much of a tumble This will make my sixth New Year's day game as assistant and head coach So far we've won one tied one and lost the others I can say this much with a few breaks going our way instead of to the other side the count would have been different on several of the games "We're on the spot you might say this time If we don't come up with a winner the rest of the country will think we don't play real football out here I think we have a to beat Southern Methgood cha-ncodist and that isn't only coaching talk From what I saw of the Mustangs a couple of weeks ago they certainly are not invincible Sure they play a snappy brand of ball but they'll have to have a mighty strong line to hold Stanford's running attack" INDIANAPOLIS Dec 21— (AP)— — (UP)— Sam The body of F "J Lawrence 45 rail- CHICAGO Dec Malenberg's oil painting "portrait of a young man" was rejected by the Art Institute at its recent show and so he entered it in an exhibit sponsored by the Chicago Galleries association Today he received $1000 as first prize money at the exhibit winning over 98 other entries 21 - A I Downstairs Store Of ferl Men's House Slippers inQ I Black and brown kid V 165 Boy's Sixes Fine Singing Canary Puppy All Kinds 2— Cute S — Bowl of Goldfish or' Birds Finches Fancy Turtles Parrots Penguins Tame White Rats We carry the most complete line of Bird Cages and Fish Aquariums in Utah Love Taylor's Pet Shop Store The Most Interesting Town 2368 Wash Ave Ph 1844-- in W Always Something Superior For Your Interior IT'S PARAMOUNT THEATRE STARTS XMAS DAY Double Feature Program in TIIE AIRW with Jack Benny Una Merkel "BUSS PACIFIC FLEET" with Glenda Farrel Joan Blondell ORPHEUM THEATRE NOW PLAYING Jim's Cafe 351 24th JA3IES CAGNEY — in Read the Classified Ads DICK FOR AN—in "3IOONLIGIIT ON THE PRAIRIE" 'TIEE FRISCO KID" Special Genuine Eversharp Desk Set - £m mm $3V2 STErE'S OFFICE SUPPLY 2414 Washington That Boy or Girl Away At-Scho- Will ol Appreciate Receiving The Siandard-Examin- or |