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Show d hit LI ERE r v st MOPSY He's k Pegged Lawn Bench Is Easily Dismantled is a cjiit'urtsiS.:, erK 1 that ; lt. f you t 'j'" winter in four ci iy (V. ) ing the pi ;. All c,i of furr.it. it? n : i . ,i'rr pieces . are made in the nm-.i- rr.ii:.; n- - 'y2' by GLADYS PARKER THAT SAME OLD PE,C NEV7 ANy HAVEN'T YOU BOBBY sox gettmg mighty tired of that Tom owner of the Boitnn Red Sox. after spending so many million CROSS win and waiting so many year to TOWN a pennant, would now be a happy Bv man. RvLinJ Cot from what we hear Yawkey, usually a cool, calm individu-s- l in the lace of any crisis, is now nervous as a cat on His s hut stove. team has shown no sign of the jitters, but Owner Yawkey has. He apparently can't believe that hi dream has a moat excellent uncle Ilia him. to it If he want a ride youd better give chance of coming true. eva carriea a lot of weight in thia precinct! sportaman in Aa a of lover real ery way and a major league a penball, winning Bmhmiller Ernie By nant became one of Yawkey nev- waa THE yeara ago. Money OH, WELL er a barrier along the pennant road. HOUSING SITUATION s It la ealimated that the IS BMP owner has unloaded over $3,000,000 ALL of finish-in- g for the exclusive purpose OVER in front. The amount may ha his penconsiderably higher. But a nant dream kept turning into hapnightmare. Something alwayato the pened and it waa uaually Yankees. reIn the meanwhile Yawkey fused to wraken. much leas to quit, lie alsa stork to bis manager Joe Cronin, where the Bed Sox, under would average baseball ownership,dilferent have known four or five By Bud Fisher manager In the last few year. till While it waa known early 1:-? 3Trr! spring ' OH.SURE! F THAT'S THE that the Red Sox would be FEELINfiSThWARDeSK.: VtoU FEEL WAV JeUTTrtEN Yankee and the Tigers the good, CHANGED picwouldn't OUR ENGAGEMENT gVaT ME HAVE in the pennant-rac- e also were FEELS SHE BUT IS BROKEN.' HAVE ANY The Yankee with Jne ture. THE SAME JUST MY FEEUN6S I Charlie Keller, Tommy rw towards place the ring TOWARDS YOU1' Gordon. Phil Ruxzuto. Joe Henrich. I I GO EVENINGS HAVE CHANGED! SO SHE KEEPS Nick ANYMORE! Snuffy Slimweia. Bill Dickey, Spud Etten, Johnny Lindell and a formidaChandler shaped up ble Vioking outfit on both attack and defense. The Tigers, too, looked v; (Uu.gcrous. YOU O MAr Marty Links we oughta Ignore em any longer . . about time we paid the check! "I dont think . y. Its -' high-clas- ' THAT JAR OF SEEDS BELONGS TO MV .CANARY BIRD HEY- - SEvewu. MUTT AND JEFF Echoes Home-Tow- n m t J J1. 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Kessler p m el stofud f.r carefree 1 STYLES Z -- would think II 714 Sooth Mein Pham 477M Salt Lake City. Utah BUSINESS & INVEST. I- - OPPOL H Concrete Block Machines Fait. P STD Apnt MOKD1N I'Atll 1C XfcTAL Frevidcel Bld., Ikmi, Vi operated wanted. WKS.. M ti Jn 11 iNSTurcriox li ENROLL IN A Pitot II 1ROKFSSK SI. Mark's Baapil.il St hoai af NirJ nr. Nursing course firlln,:i si- -3. University afllliunnn 1 ia- Oh Nl HW WRITE TO SI'I'T. Un. 04. Mark's Beipiul MISCEIJsAaNKOl S Tlie Bod Sox at the time had sev-crat WE BIT AMI M il. at first, gambles to face; Office Furnitjrc. file. Iw-- t nira A S. third. eitJ their pitching staff. They tm Machtnt". '; IIAM.fc BALT LAKE HI SK !. had Tex Hughsnn and Boo Ferris, BA Bid Broad wav, oall Luka til), luk. uncertainwere others but the ty a, just as Yankee pitchers were outside nf Chandler. You ean understand, during those March days Bonds! on the wot coa.-- t nf i.1 Sarasota, Buy U. S. Savings Fl.uida. why Tom Yawkey should have been a trifle on the jittery side. Tom was but Joe Cronin wasn L bo although Joe knew this had to his year. Cronin refused to make ar.v predictions beyond saying this: Weve got a good ball club. Well anybody a battle. give ' Now past the midsummer spot with a long lead and the best ball club, you would feel that Tom Yawkey at least should be able to take a deep, free breath and relax. In baseball's greatest year, so far as attendance and public interest goes, with something close to an team In one corral, every one connected with the Red Sox ahould be able to atand up and sing "Just around the comer there's a rainbow in the sky. or Happy days are here again. All of Boston, outside of the YawHsOsbpfMsuMSRsMIas key office, are humming these MS oltk masfladi pansM cheerful tune. After all Boston, ' 501s and 51.00 onr of the cradles of baseball, has gone it yeara without u pennant. Boston kept looking back these Zl years to the days of Long, Lowe j and Tenney, Kid Nichols, Hugh Du(Ty, Big Bill Dinecn, Smoky Joe Wood, Carrlgan, Speaker, George ("Duffy) Lewis, Hooper, including George Stallings' miracle Braves of : By Arthur Pointer JITTER . MEMOIRS? Pop $jav a. . a ydujmte'er. fire- - all-st- AIAaI PUT MOM HAD TO CO ALL "THE ODRK.. SORETONE o05HJADCOLA-THI- S IS NO HAY TO ROWING! KWOWI! 60 SEA'-Jirt- ii A LAKE I ' RJTON OOtT'VS: HE CANT OET AfiCAT! T LCOK AT THCE TIDU ANT ( is'X' iLLoET 5EA5ICK! WAVT- By REGULAR FELLERS -I 'y Gene Byrne GO FIND A LOCATION) UP A 5TAND llL FIX MX) IIP STOCK rfp THEN WTH ' gH&rjS) . rii ' ' By Len Kleia VIRGIL Mt i IT ALL IIUPIAIW My friend Mis.. 1L lives n r h.-r- j m de.r, IhiS IiHen. r- I pl 1 l An ke a new n .el. n n'l !h li'.ink. to StARSTDO; WELL' re- - i.eu li: c c'.i firruRE I'Vei lit ANGELS f ri U'r up f- - j, r;.,,-!,,- e ippera t'.. it t' f r n v f.ivor !e fe ! Wl. , r. ,r r : (iM , ,( t , re pi! rig: t kM le.-.e- ,, 1! i'kli I fiuM- Rnarrrrtrfl jon? ,.r ,a t wh,t ...... fil ve i.'iuih ,u,r- anyliew! -- ' I t eed'M - e t . Von ,.t ih.i vu!y r re v n- -y Ui-- -- J p. irj u . : -- . A Tf By Jeff Haye A? wit, Wl.ltf i,s j, -r- i SILENT SAM ( ti, Wl . p AUOCMfTfON M r .! Boston also could look back to a burly fellow by the name of Babe Ruth and a great squad that Harry Frazce sold to New York to make the Yankees famous. It was Boston that gave New York its Yankee fame Ruth, Pcnnock, Jumping Joe Dugan, Red Ruffing, these and many mere. But Babe Ruth was enough. For 10 years the Yankees without Babe Ruth in his prime, would have been just another ball club. A good one but not a great one. Would Have Kept Stars LESSONS Itrllrr l j -il ni'LhmK iv.m-h- . Second Gl-- Oi. But when your girl frier.d a.,:d shed she dig up a date fur Wasn't kidding! FNf n .l S'M'i .f IS lit dink aiw.is mekis I C.ir-'es'i- e dif; ieil Jus i- n- liTd: one j T.: Veil I t ke b. quality w is a kr.l Ardrew d by a reportiT wh..t he in iml'.l:y: Capi- molt er or Drains? tal. With a laugh the steel replied. Whuh is Ihv aevl. taut leg of a th- -e liriivii-mi.iiii'iii- kminxiity pi HOMER, EDDIE, JOS. THATS FRANKIE AN' RAM1T V U ALL GOT GOLD ' b.-- r e I- rin i: LOOK, POP A GOLD STAR FOR KNOWING MV SUNDAY SCHOOL I GOT - J The lifcicr uks lee!. k .I !Me !he t .ll.ii:" T Hie e. K. c. tly. whe.i ei: were the home jom.g-Vt- s sin.ll taken on a pirn e. Mi- -. II . n ull the exeih-daughter wule'--W ini a pilu g into a st oei.il bus. wistful ex; ri ssiun. she turned to hrr mother and siced: I wight I w.is nn imhui.l They have the ni' !e-- t fur!'' Childrens - NMe.TV'k W 1914. . r ' If Tom Yawkey had been owner of the Red Sox around 1919 or 1920, would have dominated the game through the next decade, not the Yankees. For Yawkey would have kept Ed Barrow, one of the smartest men baseball has ever He would have kept Babe known. Ruth, Red Rulfing and Pennock and many others and to these he would have added the belt ball players a few millions of dollars could buy. This shows you what an owner means to a major league club. theatrical, not a Harry Frazee. baseball man. wrecked the Red Sox for at least 10 years. It has taken Tom Yawkey another 10 years to sweep away the debris and replace He faced an almost the damage. impossible job with the Yankees enas they were largely trenched through Red Sox talent all those years. From thia you can understand why Tom Yawkey and the sedate city of Boston la so wrought up over the prospect of getting a over the revenge Yankees, who robbed them at vie-- I tory so many times. eUUDUPMOOT TO GET MORE smcsdVH LACKS your blood v..c'.u fin and women that If You itmpls anemia neged eutM So iki vtl-- k of ml TABLETS one c. ti e to build up ml bid ed ur.e Flnkham'a Table! .M blood-iro- n 11 drujfutora. Jf blood-iro- IRON! I' fffS ; y''' n. . f:";n t'i n9 c.v fj. i u tvj-i- Help Them of Harmful to ,h' - piMBMo4scb.P nl e pueJ hJt (rt rt oad Bdr tM tJM judder Bkistp ad Oths S!" , k - . ,00 ordsr as sou-",loo fraewoi Uto 10 Tlwrosk Tbr oosatry k b, ' P,1!-t1- 1 ' |