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Show CM i TIIE PAGE FOUTl. British Getting Market Quotations ABOUT TOWN HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAH, SATURDAY, JANUARY L, "Set" in 19 41. T'lcfOS. LEADERSHIP WEEK SET AT PRESTON SCIENCE Fear of German Invasion Attempt ! CHRISTl AN "Truth" is the subject of the lesson sermon, to be read at the Plans for "Leadership Week" Sunday morning service the Logan momentum considerable Christian Science Society, at 108 geined week as the executive comNorth Mam street, which begins th-at 11 o'clock. Sunday school con- mittee made plans for an outvenes at 9:45 a. m. standing civic educational institute to be held from March 3 to 3, at Preston. PRESBYTERLAN Three well known speakers have Morning worship at 10:30 a. m. been secured. They are President will be in charge of the West- E. G. Peterson of USAC at Lominster Forum under direction of gan; Dean E. J. Iddings of the Omar Brown. Talks will be given College of Agriculture at Moscow, by Don Gay on "The Upper Road and Professor Ray J. Davis of the of Vision" and Richard Johnson University of Idaho, Southern, at Markets At a Glance Logan slake M Men board of and arbitration representatives, members of wards wishing to enmeet will B ter a hoop league, .Sunday at 2 p. m. in the stake house. It is desirous that all wards have representatives at the meeting. 2 5, s BY I'NITED PRESS Stocks firm and quiet. Bonds firm; U. S. governments lower. Curb stocks irregularly higher. Cotton easy. Wheat off ij to cent; corn up. Rubber firm. Wool Market Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hansen of BOSTON. Jan. 25 (I'.li Spot fine Church school, in- Pocatello. Logan announce the arrival of a on "Tolerance. d wools were daughter, born yesterday at their and the adult class, the college foreign cluding Arrangements have been made home It is the fourth child and fairly active in Boston this week. class and junior church at 11:30 to handle registration of all third daughter for the couple. The largest volume of business a. m. Church, corner of Second Franklin county residents who was no South American lines. West and Center streets. wish to attend the institute at 9 a In was C. were Aider closed sales Scattered a. granted m. Ljnn Departmental work begins divorce in First district court to- domestic wools. Prices were Bteady at 9:30 through 10:45 each mornGERMAN day from Dorothy Forsberg Al- to vpry firm on foreign wools and 3:15 through 4:30 each and No meeting will be held by the ing der on the grounds of cruelty. about steady on domestic wools. afternoon with general sessions Mrs. because of branch German Graded combings bright fleece Sunday Judge Lewis Jones granted at 11 a. m. and 1:45 p. m. All stake conference. Alder restoration of her maiden wools weer quoted on a grease bathose attending the various meet4 cents for fine Delaine sis at ings must piesent a registration s cents for half, and card. WARD SIXTH blood Salt from and received was A nursery will be provided for Word gTades. quarter Trailbuilders will be in charge of Lake City today that the condiof parents wishing to the Sixth ward services Sunday at children tion of Vera Klingman, former attend the institute and will be 7 p. m. Taking part on the proa is after fair nurse, conducted ' Logan city by girls from the Pres' gram are: Clair Rogers, Dennis ton high school, under the supermujor operation performed some OGDEN. Jan. 25 il' Il Livestock : Brown Dee and Laurence, Jerry vision of Miss Sessie Dillon, home time ago. Hugs: for week, fully steady; top Max Sears, prayer; economics teacher. Earl, ushers; 0 lb. outenors 8.25 on choice fAE.4 Telephoto) Ralph Dunn, scriptural readirg; sessions will consist of Smith field Irrigation company Cattie: for week, 3,326; steady to As cables today told of increased British fears of a German invasion attempt, this picture arrived in New York Fred Baugh, a Evening code; trailbuilders, a decree in First dis unevenly higher; medium good by Bermuda clipper, showing British soldiers erecting barbed wire defenses "along the south coast of England." received community play, opera and a Trailbuilders Symsolo; piano dance. Sessions will be held in (X), includtrict court today, awarding to it slaughters steers 7 Picture was approved bv censor. Blazers the Franklin stake tabernacle and bol," Robert Martin; nil water from Birch spring in ing cerload lot driveins at top, of Derle Articles Work, Thorpe; the high school. cubic foot per feedlot steers; choice light stock-er- a excess of one-haFaith, Claude Gibbons, Donald Chairmen for the different comsecond. Judge Lewis Jon is awird-cF. R. Fergusen, Mark Hams, Darold mittees are: Executive, the decree. Sheep: for week, 15,516; trucked HERE'S MORE ABOUT Johnson, Carl Fonnesbeck, Richard Campbell; Registration, F. W. in sheep and lambs steady to r, len, J. R. Windley, Winston Smith; housing, J. C. Forsgren.. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Parson of strong; medium good trucked in Golds-burVerhn Ronald Lamb, Finance, R. R. Rowell; Publicity, Clarkston announce the arrir.il of killers Jack McA'thur, Stewart W. A. Nash; Reference and Li a daughter, born yesterday in a From 1) and Parker (Continued Page Boyd Naylor: song, brary, Mrs. Farrell Beckstead Logan hospital. It ir the second Clair Rogers; Trekker work, Mer- Music, Stephen Lundquist; Dance, daughter tor the '. oung couple. Duane Guide W. lin H. Work, Whatcott; Simmons; Community play, reservists would be Live- all Rumanian Mrs. Barson was formerly MarDENVER, Jan 25 U I Christensen; the Ten Command- E R. Spillsbury; Farm, Chase called up for "training during stock : garet Miller. Harmon Calvin and Norris ments, Kearl; Home, Mrs. O. P. Merrill; Cattle 150; nominally steady; beef February and March. song, Religious, Dr. L. V. Merrill; RecCressall; Latest reports on fighting in Porter Ewing of Smithfield un- steers 9.00-1- 3 00. ad- group; prayer, De Lamar Gibbons. reation. Dr. O. R. Cutler; EducaHogs 25; steady, top 8.25; bulk Albania told ol new Greek derwent a major operation at a Priesthood meeting will be held at tion, R. F. Campbell; Nursery, in the coastal vances, especially today. Logan hospital 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Clifford Warr. im- Sheep 550, nominally steady; cur-lo- t sector in the direction of the feeders portunt port of Valona. Mrs. Russel Ferguson returned 8.00-1- 0 fat lambs 9 There was an ominous note from SEVENTH WARD 00; spring ewes 3 00-- 50; here Thursday from Los Angeles, the Far East, where Japan has 5 Three short addresses by memwhere she has been visiting with truckin fat lambs hosbeen accepted as mediator in HERES MORE ABOUT bers of the Aaronic priesthood, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shipley. Mrs. tilities between Thailand (Siam) Paul Montrose, Conway Dunn and Ferguson was formerly Miss Hilda A Saigon and French Dean Fletcher, will feature sacANNUAL MEET Hansen of Smithfield. reported the presence of rament services in Logan Seventh NEW YORK. Jan. 25 0'Pi Su- dispatch a strong Japanese naval squadron ward Sunday evening, according (Continued From Page 1) Furn. or unf. 2 rms. $10. 196 So. gar: off Saigon, capitol of to Bishop A. George Raymond. Adv. No. 3 contract futures closed un1 W. of the chairman Eugene Yeates, Nazis Attack Isle changed to up 1 point, spot 2.05; ward budget committee, will pre- William Evans Jr., Vern B. Muir The new nazi air attack was reFrederick P. Champ, president sales 21.700 tons. Close: Mar. sent the 1941 budget. There will and George B. Bowen; E. E. Hen2 211-west to of been made have 12; comMay ported July of the Cache Valley Banking be musical specialties. All ward dricks, president of Cache Farm 2.14-- 2 15; Nov. Island of where the Jan. Greek Crete Sept. members are cordially invited to Bureau; H. J. Hatch, representing pany of this city, returned yes- 1942, 2 a established have the British where the Northern Utah Association of be present. terday from the northwest, Rales 4 sea tons. 400 base. contract No. and air strong and butte. Civic clubs: Cleo Swenson and he visited Spokane 79n-.80Accounts of the new MediterWhile at Spokane Mr. Champ ad- Close: Mar. 0.76; May 0 Charles Cutler of the Preston W ARD TW ELFTH a 085-8battle were sketchy Dec. ranean Sept. dressed the convention of the Na- July 0 81 chamber of commerce, and press be will the W. W'. 0.9O-.9Richards came and from axis entirely Association 0.88 vN; Mar. 1942, tional Woolgrowers representatives. sacrament services at the sources. speaker and also a dinner meeting of the Musical selections were presentin the Twelfth ward Sunday at The German radio reported three ed by the Bel Canto ladies' chorus, Spokane Mortgage Men's Associahave Musical m. numbers 7:30 of British the fleet units p. heavy tion. At Butte he met with the with Mrs. George Glenn as soloist, been arranged. had been hit by bombs, two battleofficers of Montanans. Inc., the LuDean Rogers, director, and Idell SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25 U'J one and and cruiser ships heavy which state-wid- e civic organisation Larsen, accompanist. market: butter: 92 score 32. Dairy was a shot down that British plane western the with is cooperating Mr. Glade was introduced by 2j-- i, medium 22-- i, large Eggs: to drive the off raiders. nazi Mr trying which conservation group Reed Bullen, and in his address, j. small The Italian communique mentioned a is part leading taking Champ SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 25 iL'Ki a hit on a heavy cruiser. The Britexpressed his appreciation for men in organizing. Business stops were of gentility and efficiency, ap Butter; extra cstrtoned 35. ish warships were said to be esmade at Idaho Falls and Pocaplauded the public service program CLAIMS WORKMAN of corting a convoy to Crete. tello on the return trip, which the chamber of commerce, and Bucharest reported that Anton-esc- u Mr. Champ reports was marked had ringed the capital city opined that Cache Valley Is inby mild weather and evidence of comparable as a setting for desirin prevent business CHICAGO. Jan. 25 ii'oPota- - w,lh '''ke1 troop to activity increasing 25 iIMP A able community life. rebe,s-totaYORK. NEW Jan. of uard ,ron l and on northern Idaho arrivals 111: track 470; (cape Washington workman tumbled into a huge bin Excellence Needed shipments 566; supplies! Death Toll Rises of pea coal today and slowly slid to demand dull slow; market Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nielson are heavy; Often mankind needs the disciThe death toll was placed by seemed certain death beneath what a and Russet Idaho of the Burbanks arrival weak; Rumanian officials at about 1.000, rejoicing over 200 tons of coal while police and pline of worthy activities to crowd $1 Minnesota and North including Jews. Neighboring counThe son, born in a local hospital. fire rescue squads tried frantically out the dross," he declared. Dakota Red River Valley Section tries believed the casualties would is going to call for Apparently Axis coopeiction Deimt.'-- - Germans wounded in the war to rescue him. year coming to convalesce m southern Italy, for this picture, passed by German case against Cobblers ,92's-- l 05; Bliss Triumphs run to 2.500 killed in Bucharest and his excellence all down the line so far The As a rope lasso around .85-- 1 02 Si: Nebraska Bliss Tri possibly 3,000 to 3,500 in the provcensor, shows four recuperating German soldiers walking along the as American endeavor is concerna shoulders slipped Joseph Wesley Johnson was disbroke, priest Colorado Red inces. waterfront in Genoa. O"" f th- wounded men has lost a leg missed from First district court umphs $1.35-1.5the throng and administer- ed. We must view civic and profesthrough McClures $1.40; Wisconsin Round It officially was denied German ed the last rites of the church to sional assignments as important. today. White $1 00. The potent thing in the world troops w'ere patroling Bucharest James Seery, 32, a laborer at the Rumanian troops, it was explained, New York Life Insurance building. is to have an idea whose time has Hehcr Williams Green of Wells-vill- e had accepted the loan of German "Give your chute come, he continued. submitted to a major operSeery fell into the lead-iHERES MORE ABOUT armored cars for their patrols. while unloading coal. Two other selves to creative thinking. Maui-taiation today. The part played by the Germans a cheerful attitude even in workmen tried to hold him, lost SENATE in enabling Antonescu to get contheir grips and screamed for help. face of hardships. Attack your Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richardof Bucharest was not yet clear trol was sucked down as work witn a spirit of willingness, While son of Smithfield announce the Chief of Police Hyrum Weather-sto- n though Seery (Continued From Page z) but it was known the nazi troops in quicksand every rescue and follow your worthy ideas arrival of a son, born in a Lomade an appearance in the down stated today that 1941 tactic known to police and firemen through." BY L gan hospital. prttco should be levied by the 1941 legis- town section at a crucial moment V President Palmer reviewed work licenses will be on sale at was called into play. to- claimed and in the struggle, and they ringed one Twice wooden barrels were plac- of vanous chamber committees, lature. Lovs A. German case Nelson of O. The bombing planes, headquarters beginning Monday, ed over his head, but the coal day tbat The committee refused to spon- leading hotel with machine guns. that there arises every ,in their second big attack on a and that all bike owners must piessure burst them. An acetylene observing gan city was continued in First sor a bill, fathered by the Utah moment in the course of our norin the Mediterranean, have fleet British Forces Bolstered district court until Apnl. torch was used to burn air vents mal activity a new problem to be tags by March 1 County Official's association, askReports from Athens appeared had struck two British battleships The department aims to Ii- - in the side of a metal ash can and met, a suggested project to be ing an increase in the levy of the to indicate the Italians have bola and cruiser, heavy cense all bicycles this year, he this was placed over his head, the undertaken, an obligation to ful Spencer Whitaker of Kanosh. general fund in 29 counties of stered their Albanian forces sub- who was graduated from Utah the state. Italy asserted also that one of explained. "Also, the wheels must metal buckled. Everything the fill, and numerous other matters a recent weeks. in after bitter its stantially submarines, fight, State Agricultural college in 1939. the coal to occupy what time it is hube equipped with rear reflectors rescuers did disturbed The association urged such a The Royal Air Force, after being had sunk a 7,000 top troop-lade- n has been appointed disap-light- s a border bill because, members said, many accelerated more and before a license is given and Seery's manly possible for volunteer workpatrolman with the U. S. Depart- counties were operating "in the grounded for several days by bad British auxiliary cruiser, Eumaeus, in ease of night riding " pearanoe. ers to devote to them. resumed ment of Justice at Laredo, Texas, red. The proposed measure would weather, operations last a former passenger liner, and that Police said they would have to reCost of a bicycle license is 25 Paul M. Dunn, dean of the school increase the levy from two to night, attacking Loricnt, German another submarine had sunk the cent. It is expected that mote move all the coal to find the body Rut To Be Avoided submarine base on the French Greek Steamship Elem, 6,000 tons than 1200 local bike owners will of forestry at the college announc- two and 'mills. unless by some miracle Seery is "In view of these conditions, we coast wus no GerThere of in ed Friday. report the Atlantic After receiving his At the same time the committee still alive. stand constantly in danger of fallapply for tags bachelor of science degree in wild reported favorably on a bill which man air activity over Britain. Germany asserted that in an ating into the rut of routine and Rome reported sinking of a 7,000-to- n tack life management on the British fleet west of at the college would place liens oil special assome matters requiring neglecting the British Eumaeus. in ship, Mr. Whitaker became associated sessments on a Certe of the Island Greek the parity with liens described as an auxiliary cruiser initiative in action, against which -with the U. S Census Bureau in fo' general taxes central Mediterranean German pitfall we should remain constantThe senate was in recess until loaded with troops. Another Italian planes hit one battleship on the Washington, D. C.. prior to his ly on guard. submarine was said to have sunk stem with a very heavy bomb, hit 2 p present appointment. ill. Monday at which time Reviews of years activities of senators were scheduled to face the Uieek ship Eleni, 6,000 tons. another on the bow and side with the following committees and a heavy calendar. heavy bombs and struck a heavy groups were given by President cruiser. In addition. Germany asReciprocal Act Palmer. Chairman of each comLYCEUM Scheduled for third reading in serted, one British plane was shot mittee is listed: Lie house this afternoon down was a Retail Merchants, B. T. Cardon; bill which would establish a Percy Smith; roads, advertising, MONDAY rocal agreement between Utahrecipand O. G. Cardon; irrigation, F. P. other states in the matter of LEAVES IN SECRECY Champ; airport, George D. Clyde; DADS NIGHT HELD workmens compensation state legislation, Gunnar Rasmu-son- ; On the second reading calennational legislation, Herschel ANNAPOLIS, Md Jan. 25 iLMi The more literary-minde- d listendar was a bill which would reThe King George V, 35.000-to- n celebrations and conveners of the regular Utah State Ag- duce registration foes for automoBullen; SCHOOL HIGH Harold Fomoff; canyon ricultural college lyceum audience biles from $5 to $2 and a bill British battleship which secretly tions, are eagerly awaiting the treat on authorizing the board of educa- brought British Ambassador Lord trails, Dr. E. I. Stewart; county Carl Sanders; fire pre, the offering for them Monday at tion in Utah counties to organize Halifax to the United States, slip relations, n,,'r Kfan ?,8"hl'hr,001 frIs 11 a. m. when George Dangerfield, school safety patrols. ped anchor ami headed out Chess- vention, Willis Dial; manufactures, H. R. Weston; public health. Dr. Five bills introduced in the internationally known author, editor and critic, discusses Books senate late yesterday proposed reHarry Smith; U. S. census, Ernest That Count in the college chapel. organization of the state welfare Lee; membership, L. A. Jarvis; r SUbmanne8 0ther attaCh As an author, the d bureau, but were said to be some winter recreation, J. K. Vander-hoff- : of fathers gathered Daughters forces n Nibley Hall, where the follow literary savant wrote the what in conflict with Gov. Maw's well known novel, "Bengal Mu- plans tor reforming that departCitv streets. Dr. S. M. Budge .mg program was presented: ment. and Fred Baugh; county cententiny, centering around the 1857 of welcome. Frances Mae Sen. Salt Wendell Indian Grover, D., and also The nial, Alma Sonne; Logan Flower (Hales, president of the Girls Lake City, and Arthur O. Ellett. club. O. A. Garff; safety council, Junior Strange Death of Liberal Eng- D.. league: vocal selections. ATHENS, Greece. Jan. 25 tl'.iu the r Fork, Spanibh led sponsored land," dealing with the H. S. Carter. era me fhorus. by Frank Baugh have'K"'ls' Picked Italian Alpini troops would abolish been massed for a counter-offen-- I In England. He recently e H,11 The committees were commendccompanied by Lauana completed the asures which state and county his manuscript for a new book on ta'ked for their cooperation and servPrincipal George the former Kontza, against the biography of King Edward VII administrative boards and place Italian north base in Albania which ta k' Mrs ice. Sidney an an account of the late Victorian public welfare administration in the Greeks Ist s' TA president. Nov. in 22, captured the hands of a pubera which will be published during After the program the girls and the first month of the war, it was their the current season by Harcourt, lic welfare commission. guests attended a basketreported today. Fill Threat buster ball game between Logan high Brace and company. A threat to filibuster highlightar.d Bear River heigh. This was After coming to America In 1930 to become an assistant editor with ed the late Friday senate session. followed by refreshments served BOBCATS VV IN in the girls' gymnasium. the publishing house for Brewer Sens. Grant MacFarlane, D., Salt INTO Lake City, and Ira A Huggins. In charge of refreshments were BOZEMAN. Mont, Jan. 25 HP) and Warren, Dangerfield became D., said they would "wear Ogden, 'M'S. Stocks. Mrs. Montana State bas Sidney of editor Parley literary university's "Vanity Fair" talking against ketball Grizzlies defeated from 1934 to 1936. When Vanity out their voices Montana Hdl. Mrs. Wilford Hall. Mrs A. proposed revisions of the state State college 47 to 42 last night in F- Bracken. Mrs. Myron Carlisle, Fair was merged with "Vogue. driver's WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 ctMU license law. e he shifted to writing and reviewthe first of their series. Mrs J. F. Quate, Mrs. P A C. General John F. ORyan, Major durThe made was statement Pedersen and room mothers of New York lawyer and World War ing books for other nationally ing debate on a proposal to deeach room. known magazines to gain consider- crease commander of the 27th division the fee for a chauffer's The hospitality committee conLEADER DIES able repute as a literary critic. told congress today it is "conceivlicense from $2 to fifty cents. The sisted L. of Mrs. F. Keller and At the present time the popular measure was defeated. able that in our own interest we BOUNTIFUL, Jan. 25 (LPi Fun- Mrs. Gilbert Thorpe, while Girls' Dangerfield is also a regular conshould enter the war now to preAlso defeated was a bill proposeral sendees will be conducted League officers in charge were tributor to a number of outstandvent a stalemate. of the plumbers here tomorrow for Dr. Byron L. Frances Mae Hales, ing extension ing magazines and periodicals of licensing law to the entile (!EA Telephoto) ORvan told the House Foreign state. Kesler, 73. prominent Utah phy- Ella Jean Carlson, vice president; Was it a farewell kiss from the Executive to his Vice President of two the country. Some of these are president, Affairs committee, that he perThe senate passed and sent to sician and civic leader. Kesicr, and Martha terms, or a whispered message, when President Roosevelt, in top hat, Peterson, The Saturday Review of Litera- the house secretary. favored immediate U. S. four bills which would former mayor of Bountiful and Faculty advisors in ture," "Scribners. charge were bent close to retiring Vice President John Nance Garner? This took place sonally The Book- renew stockholders of double Im- - a resident of this city since 1904, Oreta Hali. Dorothy Montrose and Bile; the inaugural speech Vice President Wallace, right, laughs. At left entry into the war "consistent with man, and "Harper's Bazaar. bidtv if a state fails the policies of the war diei esteiday at Ins home Priscilla Rowland. Is Oimid Thomas Quakers. half-bloo- Bowling Scores LADIES Single Single Team Team three-eighth- Ogden Livestock V r I.VvdI C. C. .158 M. Bryson- 113 Dummy Totals 139 .152 122 - 110 75-1- 0 German Crutches Tap in Italy d Handicap Trailbuilders 8.00-8.2- 5. j 152 Handicap D. Hunt O. J. Nielsen M. Jesosp a. Indo-Chin- a. 2.02-2.0- 2.06-2.0- 2.17-2.1- 5. air-se- Butter Prices COAL BIN FATE . Potato Prices i s: 5; New Bike Licenses Available At Office STATE 170 ..109 117 L Fulkerson ..135 158 Darley Totals -- .841 r 191 DID su 15s ,1 102 35c 125- - 112 Farewell Kiss LITERARY 172 106 132 143 96 124 773 2300 164 - 164 159 138 125 145 110 871 -- 41"; 162 145-3- 93 154 15s 01!) 152 118 1 22 96 115 189 792 152 12s 172 106 171 109 118 105 781 172 INDUSTRIAL 4. - i: 353 3,1 ini-3- -,1 Us- - P15 819 21j 516 141353 129 132 loo 352 333 119 111 772 3m -- n LEAGUE W L Pet Jensen Hansen Flying Service Pacific Fruit W. F. McCune Motor Cliffs Service Modern Cleaners Single Single Team Team game series W. .750 606 5 4 7 7 .4)6 1 11 8 8 5 Vernon E. Smith F. JENSEN 7S Handicap W. R. E. I. W. C. VV. i4 9 or Message 41b . 23a oJl game Pacific Fruit .. 98 series Pacific Fruit ..257 E. Smith Allen ...215 114 174 CANDY 78 190 146 155 147 187 90S 28-3193-5- 9S 149419 Jones 142 471 Fish 181 -- : 1? F. Jensen ..188 175 -5- 5)) Totals 946 918 2767 HANSEN FLYING SERHCE 74 108 108290 Handicap M. Phippen 172 122 167 Oil B. Schultz 119 112 93 Ft. Barlow 156 145301 164 164 Dummy 140 157 12- 9- 426 J. Pack F. Hansen 150 95 96 341 Totals .,819 750 807 2376 McCUNE MOTOR 130 130 130390 Handicap C. Booker 113 153 138 - 104 162-1- H. E. K. Sternberg ...146 Lloyd Christenson Dummv Totals .140 .137 148 814 142 180 161 148 914 - 436 148- 133453 158- - 456 148- - 444 855 2583 PACIFIC FRUIT Handicap & Allen C, Vernon, N. Smith M. Falslev G. Thompson 120 120 120 180 750 189-5- 19 125 193 137 170 194 964 131 161 ..168 360 164482 1 26414 196-5- 27 193555 Total 905 988 257 MODERN CLEANERS Handican 122 122 122 C66 W. Sorenson 168 164 196 52 169-D. Hansen 125 144 147 147 41 Dummy 124-W. Squires 133 152 T. Sorenson ...153 167 123443 72 2816 Totals 848 896 CLIFFS SERVICE 173 173 17- 3- 519 Handicap M. Brenchley ..179 173 196-- MS W. Anderson ...152 120 129-L. Mauhan 149 182 190521 L Brenchley ..126 164 109 399 C. 127 175 135437 Olsen 906 Totals 97 932 225 429 347-4- 409 401 for Garner revolt SWELL pre-wa- IDEA Rip-siv- - three-memb- ENTRANCE OF U. S. WAR FAVORED RECREATION Bowling Parlor Logan - Utah ' V ting - ' ' pg- 4;- 16- Oxford-educate- J -- 123- Nai,rt,rnro'Sr tT-- pc 13643' AT four-gam- Mi no- - 33j Flashes SET FOR 13c -- - lf Jo 4 ' one-ha- tl 4 m-3-- FINES Handicap J. Falslev B. Currell A. Messervy L Sorenson L. Williams Totals 5 3; 158 99 104 191 124 110 786 INDEPENDENTS 9.00-9.7- Indo-Chin- 164 137 146 123 127 119 816 P. Shaffer N. Burris Totuls y, Denver Livestock? Sugar Quotations i 29 Pit-cne- BRITISH 8.25-9.2- ,oJ-- 720 ...794 HEBS PIG STAND D. Weeding . L. Hoffman M. Jack G. iv, ANDERSON Handicap Nielsen E. Chugg C. Schiess V. 180-23- lf W L 29 39 3g 3j 31 37 30 jg game C. Schiess .. series G. Darley game Hebs Pig Stand series Hebs Pig Stand 42-4- 44-4- 5 LEAGlK Fines Hebs Pig Stand C. C. Anderson Independents ENJOY flne aiaeys |