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Show FRIDAY, FEBRUARY APEX ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical 1079 tlat E. Wiring So. Hy. 11381 BIURET Tto ifOAB norSE 1M0 9, SPORTS By The Bulletin" ORE field-hou- NEW PATTERNS of Wall Coverings No end to the Selection AND RIGHT PRICES. THE PAINT POT "We Make the World Brighter 1074 East 21ft South Hyland 8739 Fix Your Roof NOW! . . This . batting sensation of the Pioneer league last leason agreed Mon day to act as playing manager for the Salt Lake Bees this year. MADAME DeLORE 530 Andrus Bidg. Station 22a MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Trying to talk Billy Conn out I. IL S Will X make a change that he is destined to whip Joe Louis and return the or will I stay in the same place heavyweight title to the white where I have been working? At Leavenworth, Washington, a race is an absolute of time. The You will make a change within It will new American ski distance Jump- kid from Pittsburgh has made the next six months. a condition great better your ing record went up for recogni up his Irish mind. deal tion. AIf Engen of the Sun Valley, Idaho, Ski club pured off the The University of Utah field . Mrs. L. F. D. Will X ever have Leavenworth jump in periecc rorm house, with seating accommoda a baby ? Yes, you will have two before 3000 persons to establish tions for some 4JWVJ fans, will be children. a new distance record at 252 the scene of the twenty-seconfeet, exceeding is old record of annual Utah high school basket 251 feet set several years ago. A. B. What became of my ball tournament, March IS to 16 inclusive, according to a decision scissors ? I am very sorry, but of the state prep association I do not locate lost articles. outs of Results final try being basketball committee which met conducted at the University of In Salt Lake' City last Saturday Mrs. L. A. W. When will Utah for debate teams to repreget my divorce? By November sent the university at three tourn 1st you will have your divorce. aments will be announced Satur Intermountain ski Jumping day by Laverne C. Bane, varsity championships will be determined debate coach. at Ecker hill Sunday, February P.' E. J. Will conditions ever 18th, officials of the Utah Ski better for me? That lies entire club announced Tuesday. The ly within yourself to better those Chilean chal meet was approved and schedul- conditions. If you will give up Aituro Godoy, the last' ed by the Intermountain Ski as- drlnkhur. X think conditions will lenger, completed tralng title his for sociation earlier this winter. improve one hundred percent. heavyweight Tuesday shot at Champion Joe Louis tonight, with the wagering 4 to 1 J. J. J. Win X ever receive n that Arturo doesn't last the full Charles (Chuck) Fenske has inheritance from my uncle's es15 rounds. decided that his 'looking," in the tate? There seems to be a lot future, is going to be confined of difficulty over the settlement strictly to the forward variety. of this estate, and X would like Joe Barney, who has been one to go into it more privately if of the city's most celebrated you will send me five questions baseball pitchers, shares first After testing the slopes ac per instructions at the heading place in the state round robin Alta, Lloyd C EUingson of Men- - of this column. bowling tournament with J. H. omonie, Wis., secretary of the "John" Olsen as the field begins National Ski association, Tuea R. O. Will we' take the trip the last half of the day night said he had never seen to California that we are planevent better skiing country and stres nine for June? Yes, I would sed the fact that Alta has the will be very bene best possibilities for this winter advise it as it concerned. all to ficial With only the vaguest sort of sport in the world. championship hopes still burning feebly after absorbing two beatR. B. How soon will I begin ings from Colorado, the UniverTiger Jack Fox, the dusky de to prosper in my present busi sity of Utah basketball machine stroyer from Seattle, Washington, ness? 1941 and 1942 are going Monday went into its regular will invade McCullough's arena to be very good years for you routine again in preparation for Monday night to battle Windmill regarding business. its intrastate battle tonight with Pearce of Magna in the B. Y U. at Salt Lake City. for the Utah boxing headllner A. S. F. Will X go out of town heavyweight championship. this summer at all? Yes, you carry out your plans and make The barnstorming Colored that trip East in the early part Ghosts, clever dusky basketeers, summer. of the will meet Henarer's eolleeiate U. of cagers at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow night in the Deseret gym in a Special to "The S. IL Bulletin" benefit game, th proceedsTwo Men Arrange World of which will go to the building Cruise in Tiny Schooner fund of the new Stratford ward WYO. JACKSON. Nearly an located Fifteenth at East SKI cnapei, win be visited by two world ports street and Stratford Avenue. in Eneland and on the ContiJackson men who plan to make a Highland Park M Men and Mil- - j nent they pronounce it "she-ing-," cruise around the universe ler ward will play in a prelimi-- 1 but here in Utah where it is Just leisurely d schooner in a rented nary game set ror 7:15 p. m. plain "skiine-- it is still a pretty this fall With a crew of 12 to handle the exciting sport. To meet the de vessel, the two, Harold T. mands of campus enthusiasts, a Possible expansion of the cir ski class has been added to the Napes, a rancher, and Waley Watcuit from six to eight teams will Physical Education Department's son, former ranger in the Grand expect to tail be Iscuaced by directors of the, bill of fare at the University of Teton national park, and roam the from San Francisco semlpro Utah Industrial baseball Utah. seas for a year and a half. Students are taught the Erin- league ct a meeting here Febru-- , It will be the first such trip for aiy IS, with Ogden and Brlgbam ciples cf the sport on a straw Watson but just another jaunt for covered City as possible new members. floor, and only after his partner Napes. The they have passed the elementary has headed several similar expedistages do campus "eds" and tions in the past Under tentative plans, the cruise Pinky George, Des Moines j "coeds" appear in the snappv win take the adventure-seekinpair blossorr-tnow skl togs profusely fight manager, today threatened to ' several Pacific island groups, the is U. at It withdraw Lee Savold, his tag Interesting Singapore, down the coast of Asia heavyweight, from the scheduled to note that Stanford teaches Minor to the Red tea, along the Madiron Square Garden fight with her ki classes cn straw, anr African coastline to the Cape of Bob Pastor March 1 because of that most great Norwegian ski Good Hope and up the west coast of stunts ers on learned their the Africa past the Mediterranean counthe announcement that Johnny tries to Portugal. Spain, France and straw old pile. Paychek would meet Joe Louis o the British Isles. Milt Meacham, instructor n the Garden on April 15. En route home, Napes and Watthe newly organized class, ex son expect to touch Greenland and safe plains that the greatest eastern Canadian ports, tall down Swordsmen and swordi women, guard against accidents while the Atlantic and Gulf coastlines of or, more accurately, fencers of skiing is to nave the proper the United States, through the Panathe University of Utah, are pol- training beforehand. So whether ma canal and thence back to San Francisco. ishing off equipment and inspecting you "eki" or "she," be sure to hew learn before trs you try their foils in anticipation of Canada Air Effort Will their first intercollegiate duel of trickc. the season Friday, when they Cost Vast Expenditure travel to Ogden to meet the foils The convention of OTTAWA experts cf Weber junior college. Canada into a center for advanced .Gold Mining Pays air training for the whole British Great Britain herempire, Students' Tuition self. wiUincluding involve an expenditure Slammin' Sam Snead was back To make here during the first year cf BUTTE, MONT. on the winter golf trail today it was learned from official enough money during the sumf, and despite a prolonged mer to attend the Montana School sources. This compares with the became one of the favorites to of Mines, Max Rudin, of Costa $6,000,000 set aside for the limited win the Texas open 15000 tourn- Rica; Ralph Robideau, of Porttraining scheme which It replaces. ament over a compact little land, Ore.; George Johnson,, of It will also involve for Canada the Kevin, and Jerry Jarrard, of Spo- creation of a new air establishment course he had never seen. kane, leased an old gold mine. of 1.375 officers and 13,000 men as They extracted 200 tens of ore, compared with the 2.443 officers and which assayed from $40 to $70 a men which the Canadian air At Scranton, Pa., Izsy Jannaz ton, the royalties from which en- force had at theroyal beginning of the zo, 148, Brooklyn, outpointed abled them to continue their min- war. The government is understood Jackie Burke, 1464, of Ogden, ing courses. already to have authorized the new establishment Utah, in 10 rounds. of the idea I Call F. H. 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On the 12th a series of Lincoln Day meetings will be addressed by prominent Utah speakers. At Logan, Harold B. Lee, will speak while Ben L. Rich will address Box Elder County Republicans at Brigham City. At Ogden, Repub licans will hear Ven. W. F Bulkley, and Arthur Woollev will give an address in Salt Lake. Jas. H. Devlne will eo to Tooele end Franklin Riter will talk to Utah County Republicans at Provo. At Nephi, M. S. Taylor will be the speaker and Don B. Colton will be in Price. This is the largest array or Lincoln Day Meeting neid for many years. - On Wednesday, February 14th, Hon. Thomas E. Dewey, famous racket busting prosecutor from New York, will spend the entire day in Utah. He will confer during the day, not only with politi cal leaders, but with represents uvea or Agriculture, livestock industry, mining, labor and buai ness. The features of the day will be an organization luncheon at 1:00 P. M., and a public reception from 5:15 to 7:30 P. M. All citizens' of the state, as well as residents of neighboring states, are invited to the public recep tion. oenaior ii. styles Bridges of New will arrive in Utah at 12:15 P. M., Sunday, February 18th, by air from the East. Senator Bridges will confer with representatives of Agri culture, livestock, minine, labor. business, women's groups, Young Republicans and other Utah citizens through Monday the 19tfi, and the forenoon of Tuesday, the 20th. He will be the guest at a public reception at 6:45 P. M, on the 19th, and will address a public meeting in the Newhouse Hotel at Salt Lake the same day at 8:00 P. M. On Tuesday, February 20th, Senator Bridges will speak at a night meeting in Hampshire UTAH PIONEER? (Continued from page 1) This for three months. of often form in was the tuition, stuthe "store or pay," produce, dent giving the teacher an order at the local store for merchandise to the amount of the tuition. 13.00 Cooperative stores were also owned by the pioneers, Dr. Thorn- explained, but successful ones were usually soon bought out by The title to land individuals. was acquired on a cooperative basis, and the New England "Common," which originated as a community pasture with a paid herder, was a popular and suc cessful institution in Early Utah. President Thomas was former ly head of the University of Utah Department of Economics, and is the author of a book on "The Development of Institutions Under Irrigation." 1-- r ia nuns lame uok iiffU- - ? Yviia; Comes Home to Eat YAKIMA WASH. A doe deer raised by the A H. Kellogg family on their ranch near Nile is so tame it enters the Kellogg house. The deer, named Babe, was 's found three years ago by children when it was a fawn. It apparently had been abandoned by its mother and was near starvation. The children took it home and nursed it with cow's milk until it became Kel-logg- strong again. When it became older the turned it loose in the hills. But although It ranges miles Into the timber, the deer usually appears at the ranch house in the evening at milking time, seeking some fresh milk. Kel-log- England Imports Fleas EngFOREST GROVE, ORE. land has imported 1,000 fleas, including 80 different types, raised by Dr. C. Anderson head of the biological department of the University of Oregon, They were shipped to the Tring branch of the Brituui museum ai Hertz. England. could h ,tmrt uxe anewr OtV 3& ?T.' A BSx4 U. NOTES tit three-maste- " 63-fo- ot er g o $700.-000,0- lay-of- ; NEWS SUMMARY e Alone inastn land. Dr. uma lebb found himself unworthy of the trust placed in bub, A I killed sur- icontinued from Page 5) geon, his one vice almost proved nis undoing. Row could he prove himself worthy of love and confidence? You'll know when you read days have ripped the strand at Redondo Beach, summer play ground of thousands, to bedrock in places, today subsided as municipal officials appealed for state aid to avert a "catastrophe." total of $1,330,546.-4- 3 was received from Utah coun ties in property taxes in Keeae M. Reese, state treasurer, said Wednesday. THE LOCALg-- A by I Js-.ua- ry, i RUPERT HUGHES Author of "Within Tiese WallM" and "Cup otFury." Six counties will be represented Mcnday when the advisory boaid for' district 2 of the Utah grazing division meets at the federal build'ng in Salt Lake City. Hare's a story every reader wiU enjoy. It has action, romance and excitement If the story of a atrang man's sueceitful fiaht aa&init de structive inner forces, follow chapter la thats columns. n not fiction That is what our readers set each week in WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS., It is prepared for us by 'Joseph W. 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