Show u- Saturday Morning- - -- Junior Chamber Slates Lake Regatta Sunday As J Sees It The annual Great Salt lake regatta sponsored by the Salt Lake City junior chamber of commerce will be held off Sunset and Black Rock beaches Sunday starting at 230 according to J Arthur Knudsen jaycee boating committee chairman Entries received up to Friday night assured prospects of a large field of competitois for the event Knudsen said and many more last minute entrants are expected before the meet starts Sunday speedboaters from Salt Lake City Ogden Provo and other parts of the state have either entered or have indl-- ’ cated Intentions of entering the events it was revealed By Tooele Tennis Bingham Plays In Tourney SAN DIEGO Cal Aug 11 powerful Sunrise Tost team of Los Angeles will play Bingham Utah and Tempe Ariz meets Reno Nev when the regional finals of the American Legion get under junior baseball play-off- s Western Utah Tennis League Won Lost (JP)-- The Pit way here Saturday Winners of Saturday’s two contests will meet Sunday for the right to advance to the sectional eliminations in the national tournament for bojs’ teams The draw was made Friday night immediately after the arrival of Tempe last of the four outfits to check in W’hile Bingham was conceded to have landed the toughest assignment Coach B J Santisteven’s youngsters showed to Frisuch advantage In a work-ou- t day afternoon that they were rated a chance for an upset -- teams are tied for first place after the second week of play with fte matches won and one lost Tooele won five of its six matches from Murray in the only match plajed during the week In men's singles Harold Barlow of Tooele defeated Bill Johnson of 2 and Maurice Bar-loMurray Tooele defeated Dale Soren2 1 son Murray In women s singles Donna Hur-yelof Murray won the only points for her team by defeating 3 In the other Betty Parker 1 Leo Rupp and Tooele victories Xeorge Reed defeated R White 3 with Bob and D Simper 2 Mayer and Tom Crandall adding the scalps of Chick Hansen and 5 9 La Marr Hansen Mark Lindberg and Norma Tate won from Lou Nukolls and Max5 ine Thomason The schedule for Sunday calls for Tooele to play Bingham at Bingham starting at 5 p m while Magna-Garfiel- d plavs Murray at Murray starting at 5 p m w 6-- 3 6-- 6-- er 6-- 6-- rs 6-- ndians to Race' 6-- 6-- 2 7-- 7-- 7-- 6-- 3 Reds Purchase S A Outfit COUPEVILLE Wash 11 Aug rt s by nt ue Pratr Union er while of Cincinnati Frank Lane also will become vice president )m ko on Alt business manager of the Barons will be retained "in an Billy West advisory capacity for the present” It was said ino 1 Betty H F 5 2 A Butler Draper Butler h Union 0 (forfeit! The Midvale Draper contest 3 4 5 Dot Crump and Tune Freeman Aylett and Oliva Thaxtou Eastern Division r n h R Herrimsti Riverton Northern Division Wave All of us who live in this area are cognizant of the angry mood of Great Salt lake in tunes of Wind and wave While the lake may not have been at Its worst Sunday it very nearly approached being so Waves were high and tarried their usual force a force which is tremendous Being struck by a wave of even moderate size in Great Salt lake Is like being stiuck by a bag filled with sand The proportion of solids— mostly salt— in the water Is nearly 25 per cent so that It requires no exceptional mind to understand what pound' r ed Watsons face and five hours and a half Mildred R 3 H T 2 12 T 4 a post' in H R Jordan Tournament Pge Nineteen k ipose Kay Rlchins and Sam in the latter Women s doubles finals also will he played at 4 30 p m provided Morrison the Virginia Dunn-Mr- s combine wins its semifinal match Otherwise this climax tilt will be carried over until Sunday Junior doubles Friday found Harry James and Conway Deardon stealing the spotlight with straight-svictories over Sinnard and Bern nlon and the Denver combination James and of Slack and Moore Deardon plajed splendid tennis and should prove worthy opponents for Morris and Lamb municipal mens The latter champs on Sunday team nosed out Bill Koch and Ru thriller Warner in a three-se- t that found the favorites extended to the utmost Koih and Sam Keiiock won their boys’ singles semifinals Koch conquering Stanley Clawson handily while Kellock nosed out Knowles Piereey In an exciting tussle 1 Kel-loc- Midvale B A Draper Bandy Thl Bluffdale A Midvale A Union B Granite A Draper B Herrlman Union A A South Jordan Crescent B Midvale Cres cut Draper Riverton Butler Union Firebug Work To Air Opinions People's Right two-gallo- Tribune Intermounlain Service PROVO— Pointing to the laige number of Provo citizens who signed petitions for granting Utah Power and Light company another franchise and "other patrons who have expressed a destie to have the company continue in business In Provo Ceoige M Gadsby piesi-deof the power company Fri- Chief Pulaski said: "We are making a thorough Investigation but have not learned the cause of the fire It broke out so suddenly and progressed so rapidly and intensely that it is difficult to find out what started it We may never know” Clears Fight Arena Meanwhile James Allen sports writer for the Nampa Free-Pres- s who was an announcer at the fight resumed his work on the newspaper little mindful of the credit that was given him for calmly directing the 500 fans from the arena to s"fety During the third round of the semifinal event of a boxing card which pitted Kid Matthews of Em mett Idaho against Pete Blaneh-ar- d of Ogden Utah Allen smelled smoke The arena was in a sprawling Fire 30 A rr 6-- 4 6-- 3 6-- 4 4-- 6 ty 3 Cigar el Starts A f Blaze in Hotel jt Days Left to Enter Contest Snapshots 4 Midnight Tuesday August 15 marks the finish! It’s your last opportunity to enter pictures in this interesting contest Don’t forget — moie than 510000 in national and local prizes will go to winders You may win a generous shaie of the tasli aw arcK The Salt Women’s Doubles Mid Ruth Oreetiw iKni June Gresnwood vale def Peggy Chase Barbara Janney Magna ft 1 ft 2 Western Utah Softball Results Magi s Firemen Nev tngaid Market Hill and Powell Tom Powell litGham R 5 O H F 7 A Jenkins glands first and foremost among men who have essayed automobile speed dilvlng on the Bonneville Salt Flats It was he who pioneered the project and It Is to him to far greater degree than to any other person that Utah's unique racing course Ab smoke Although his bed and pud of the rug were destroyed befoio firemen extinguished the blaze the sleeping cigaret smoker whose name was not divulged was unbanned F'ue-me- n said "serious consequences” might have resulted had the fire been dmoveied later owes ils fame We sinreri ly trust that no 111 Damages Crops sul s will comp to Jenkins’ If 11 Jft tab rn per Club GROVER Wvo —Damaging fiost relurn to ri 2 2 lute Hike 1 norle s silt k Binlih Ills work is too Important to he followed the lennt valuable Mutters and Hudbitr mi ti 3 ate Slat vnlli y Brans rni n But he remain'd Jiopudled SrtturdAv 'a Schedule M fltm In his resolution to procerd yd Held learn No 2 polators and other tender vege4 tr it were darting d nrnterinllv ftp m Bn Rhm team No 3 vs T oels team and the only comae for us and tables our neghhou 11 to wish him es- ’I lie mndil Inn of grain innnot he Nn 2 7 p m tram No 3 vi Bug Mss a Garfield Jd termin' d for a few days cape from evil consequences 3883U ham team No 4 I p Lake Telegram and Dm k Pv 1 1 Frot I g ram-stotm- 111 rt ( i S ( day informed Provo city commission that his company could not consider sale of its distributing system to the city at this time Mr Gndsby’s reply in part states "Your offer for purchase of our distributing system comes before us under circumstances which so far as we are concerned remain Although a year has unchanged passed since the petitions for the fiamhise ordinance weie circulated and signed no action has been taken by you permitting the people of Provo to decide for themselves this important question of their future electric service "Therefore we cannot dispose of our local distributing system until these people have the opportunity of determining the question at an election called bv the city commission or falling that then In November when the question must come before them in the manner provided by law" Cites Survey Officials Navs Briefs Plan Program Tribune Intermountain Service PROVO— Utah Valley hospital n Institution long sought and greatly cherished by residents of this section will open for patients on September 18 It was decided Friday at a meeting of the executive committee of the hospital A program at which the institu- tion will be officially opened will precede the permanent opening on September 10 Following this program the institution will close for a week to make prepaiations for accepting its first patients Several special guests including y Scandinavians Gather in Ogden Today horse-pullin- Crash Injures CCC Youth TREMONTON— Gravely Imured when the automobile In which he was riding left the highway 30 miles west of Tremonton and turned over La Mont Doman 24 of Huntsville a C C C enrollee in the Park valley camp was in a Tremonton hospital Friday night suffering from a broken back and other lnjuiios Officers said the automobile was driven by Loren D Andeison CCC He with Doman camp foreman and Earl B Hales 45 of Riverside were returning to camp in a coupe after completing some work at a project The car apparently struck loose gravel and turned over officers said Hales was treated at the hospital for a badly lacerated car Attending physicians said Doman had little chance of surviving tabernarle Saturday and Sunday (ommemorating the introduction of L D S teachings into Scandinavian countries Outstanding event of Saturday will be the concert and dame which will be held at 8 p m In Ogden L D S Fourth ward hall Musical numbers will be furnished bv the combined Siandina-via- n choirs of Salt Lake City and Ogden with Samuel Whitaker it the organ The assembly will he railed to order at 2 p m August 12 In the tabernacle A general meeting will he conducted in the evening at the F'ourth L D S ward hall followed by a dance Meetings for Sunday are scheduled for 10 a rn and at 2 p m in the tabernacle with seleiled L D S churrh leaders from Salt Lake Citv and other cities as pnn-clpspeakeis GARLAND — Carnival conces sions and a wrestling and boxing card Friday evening whetted the appetite of excitement seekers for Garland's annual Wheat and Beet days opening Saturday morning Ifonirroniing Bogins SALINA— Starting with a w POCATELLO Idaho -- CCC asiistame will be given Saturday in thb search for Dale Bair 24 Bannock county shop bookkeeper missing slpoe August 3 emr 12 j (rrv 2 2 2 I t q 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jjrla ami a bo - ftpris st hool g j 5— N n featuring Murcia Anio'Uh J e Marti anl Dell Yout c Philadelphia National irst kagua lth tSm g 10— KUTA— Meloilv Peuie h i pica ar timely time O OO — Kl 7 A — New tenia! ioi 8 IS— Kt TA — Henrv King and hit orrhea- ra frarm amt Horn 30 — MHD — Nh'hm with auet aiaKrs and Hour b s bv I ex iiaupm a or niueic rhem ra 10 30— NH — Mule Variety Show' fea- iiirini Ramo Weeks and hia Sinar tie 1X00 — NHC — M irton Franklin and hit Notet of Drat t 11 30— MU —Indiana Indigo nrietv pro- tram with Dean Drown iwlnf quartet and Hoomer ftwlngafera 11 45 — Mu Mem MuMr ronstattng of and girls trio a malt NO(W 1 mj— Kt 3 A— International New H MQC-RE- D 7 7 7 12 Expert Visits Logan AfWUTEI frA rURDA A M ft oo— KRI— The Curtain Klsea ft 1 5— KHIj— Farm ilaehea ft to— K His— Hun rise Herenade ft 45— Kly— b arly Bird rune 7 00 — KHL — MUioti K8L Al’MjftT Dixon 111 newly elected grind exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Older of Elks who is to arrive Satuiday evening for an official conference with district deputies In 11 western states were completed Friday Mr Warner Is to arrive at 520 p m Saturday and will be feted at a dinner at 6 '30 p m in Dick’s cafe said Arthur Woolley chairman of the Ogden lodge grand exalted ruler reception committee The conference with deputies from the 11 western states will be conduited Sunday at 10 a m in the lodge hall Dief-fenba- ch Aids Search V SATl KDA OGDEN— Plans for the entertainment of HenT C Warner of LOGAN— Samuel THEVOICE OF THEWESTj Intel tra dit Chnkr in fpcrm torrKtlon mtrit too fnlirclv to HPtW'fk lata to incorporate A M Will Fete Lodge Rider assistant chief of the bureau of agricultural chemistry and engineering of the United States department of agriculture was a visitor this week at Utah State Agricultural college with E M of the bureau who Is stationed at the college and cooperating with Utah Agricultural experiment station homecoming celebration Friday gave promise of being the most successful in history It will con’ clude Saturday CCC OgdenBPOE g annual Salinas parade pital following the program The hospital has been constructed at a cost of 5330000 of which 5240 000 was donated by the Commonwealth fund and $90000 by citizens of the area it will serve Mr Jenkins pointed out U S mile-lon- ’ President Heber ‘J Grant of the L D S church Governor Henry H Blood and officials of the Commonwealth fund of New York City will be invited to attend the ceremonies along with citizens from the area to be served Barry Smith general director of the division of rural hospitals of the Commonwealth fund is expected to he present Tentative plans call for holding the program at Sowiette park near the hospital and then conducting an inspection of the hos- 4-- H 7 7 7 7 OGDEN — Scandinavians from Utah parts of Idaho and Wyoming will convene In Ogden L D S MORGAN— Two fin of extent were burning imtional burst lands on Cnc hrrr Into Klidnv night and nmdlitr on private hind va cast of the burst area Ringer U C Anderson had C U C uow ft from the Hunts-il!- e inmp fighting the forest land furs one near Prlrrnon and another along LoU creek Utah Valley Intermountain 5222-0981- 6-- 4 fS nt Mr Gadsby also points out in his letter that shortly after petition copies for the initiative ordinance to grant the power contpany a new franchise were filed with the city recorder about a year ago a survey of power company customers was made This survey contacted more than 83 per cent of these customers and more than 60 per cent signed cards induating their desire to continue service with the Mr company power Gadsby wooden building owned by Mrs stated H H Bryant of Boise sister-in-laIn announcing receipt of Mr of Henry Ford the Detroit auto Gadsby’s letter Major Mark Anmobile manufacturer and her son derson said "As things stand toMelvin Bryant day we estimate that the power Light began to flicker smoke company would receive about one In rolled through the dressing vote In three for renewal of the rpom franchise After our plant Is built Frv e hundred spectators rose like and the people learn the truth the a wave power company cannot hope to A plainclothes fireman slipped to get more than 10 per cent of the Allen's side and whispered for him votes to clear the arena— that the situa"Construction of the cilv's modtion was serious ern distribution system will begin "It's just a paper fire In the In a few days and will be completed dressing room” Allen told the fang by the time the generating units and they settled back in their seats are ready to go” Then he added: Call To for Bids "I think we’d better clear the arena until the smoke clears out "Ulen Contracting corporation —then we'll continue with the which is supervising construction fight ” of the plant will call for bids on Quietly the spectators moved out various equipment such as poles Minutes later the arena was an wire and transformers within the Inferno next few days” The mavor also said the city has Starts in Warehouse in full for the heavy maOfficials agreed that the blaze paid for the plant recently orbioke out In the sprawling build- chinery dered and for construction of the ing which housed the arena and plant building served as a warehouse "We feel that this is good busis "The building was In ness as we are securing a discount shape from the standpoint of equip- on most of the machinery by payment for prevention of fires” said ing in advance We feel that we Bryant who concluded he and his are perfectly safe because Ulen mother lost approximately 536000 has a 5750000 guaranty in the building and 51000 In per- bond posted that the entire system will sonal property stored in it be completed In eight months and He said considerable insurance each subcontractor Is also under was carried bond ” Lieutenant Colonel Charles Jones from the conThe total commander of the western Idaho struction fundpaidto date is $311-96- 5 eastern Oregon C C C district 71 to Mrs Mav F estimated the federal government's Smith according 6 city auditor Of this loss in equipment stored in the went to subcontractors for Bryant building at 5750000 none machinery and equipment and of which was covered by insur519198 to Groneman and company ance Provo contractors for the plant inEquipment which was lost to Ulen comcluded 14 trucks six passenger buildingfor and 535000 and specifications pany plans automobiles two ambulanres eight and for supervising construction electric power generating units 6000 mess kits 2000 blankets shoes clothing tools bedding and second display of courage Is records Lieutenant Colonel Jones on the Bonneville Salt said being seen reThere Ah Jenkins Flats Muh ale A Equipment from Boise s three South Jordan sumed his efforts Thursday to ex- fire stations worked throughout cel automobile speed recoids the night and far into Friday in Pugmlre O Shields and Frank Oakeson A weeks Jenkins few pilotago R H quelling the blaze that for nearly 10 12 and largely un- an hour Thursday Bluffdale A ing a brand-nenight threatened ® Granite A out set car his tried quest upon C MrFsrlane and C Morrow J Whithuge gasoline tanks on property W L had He for and Despatn promire swifter progress Geauque immediately adjoining the stone ceeded but a relatively short dis- Lumber company and at the R H I 0 11 Midvale girls tance when disaster overtook him of the Bryant building ft 5 Booth Jordan girls His clothing Impregnated with gasTraffic on a transcontinental Mary Bowen and Mary Pricsj Rela Holt oline fumes and no doubt containand Violet Price the Old Oregon trail was highway found consolation Frank Mens ing some of the liquid Itself caught routed around the fire zone which of over Denver winning Moore fire was thronged by hundreds of spec4 in the final Midvale Net Meet Lari Barker tators No one was imured Police laurels while Junior consolation A Narrow Chief Utlev reported although SATIKItAVS (i(MKI)lIK Escape went to Kay Rithins wilh a Men's Singles thousands of persons rushed to the was rescued with ft 30 p m — Donald Nelson Midvale Jenkins triumph over Keith Engar Cliff fire that could be seen In Caldwell 5 ft m — Inm ( Harris Magna and intelligent Prompt Ballard Draper 30 miles away Bingham vi Duane A i) m — Ned Pehmon action by his son probably Magna vs HowGirlh’ Softball ard Ballard Draper As It was averted a fatality Junior Singles gait Imke (onnlv Farm Bureau Jenkins suffered severe burns Llrl Mtdvale l p m — Melvin Pr hert grrnnri half Nthedul His legs and arms and other Ralph Brown Midvale for lltlei Weeicri I)lvihn Veterans’ Singles parts of his body weie shockA a Randv m — Marlin Bateman JUrrln411 He has respond5 p m- - Winner ingly Injured Anvde iMVior Handv Iordan ft oth Art Hurzeier Bateman Ta lor msuh ' ed to treatment In splendid fashRiverton Murraj lark ion but his condition Is still that Women's Singles vs JunS Helen Loveless Bingham of a man who ought to be in LOGAN— Negligible damage was Greenwood Midvale bed Notwithstanding Jenkins done to Hotel Hides early Friday bfat rninwA Men's Double vfhen a guest fell asleep in his bed pursues his effort Ballard Draper Howard Ballard Dual At this distance our view of In a second-floo- r room with a Fvan def Pearson Warren Thompson Midvale default Jenkins’ attempt may be classed lighled ( igaret between his fingers Junior Singles as a foolhardy enterprise It F'ue According to Logan-Cach- e Melvin Protert Miqvaie def Dkk Simft 4 would be a very sad eventuality Chief C W Rapp the alarm was per Murray Men's Singles Indeed were he to Incur permasounded at 3 52 a m when sleepNell Pehrson Magna del Melvin Aylett nent disability 4 6 6 1 Midvale 6 2 ing guests awoke coughing from 1-- 6 Will Open September 18 Tribune Intermountain Service IIEBER— Unanimously pionounced the greatest celebration in the hlstoty of Wasatch county the eighteenth annual Black Hawk War encampment and thirteenth annual Wasatch county faiF Jrew to a simultaneous close early Saturday morning after five days of continuous activity In which upwards of 10000 persons participated The double attraction fo Vtah’s festive population was regarded as the greatest In this section’s history by reason of numbers participating number of special events To Support Project and attractions and length of PROVO— Utah county comThe celebration finale was a missioners decided Friday to condance In Heber social hall where tribute funds to the Coloiado Rlver-GrOBasin Water Users’ two orchestras provided for conno direct association although tinuous dancing A second climax levy for that purpose will be was made of the five-daprogram reached at noon Friday when a crowd of approximately 10000 ‘Kiddie Karnival1 gathered at the countv fairgrounds PROVO— With 300 enthusiasas members of Heber volunteer fire tic parents and other spectators u hes serv sandw ed free department attending the fourth annual of batbecued mutton and beef to Kiddles' Karnival of Provo city guests An earlier climax came recreation depaitment was preWednesday when a parade of more sented Friday night than a mile In length progressed along Heber’s Main street before a line of spectators estimated at from Gunn to Speak 10 000 to 20000 TROVO— Alf n Gunn of Salt The program opened Monday Lake City deputy United States for entertainment with evening marshal will be principal speaksons and daughters of Utah pioer at the annual Utah county neers and Indian war veterans afDemocratic outing Saturday at from Black ter delegates various Arrowhead resort Governor had literof the state Hawk posts Henry A Blood Is expected to ally converted the public square attend Into a citv of tents The thirteenth annual Wasatch county fair was Canal Plans Furthered officially opened Thursday morning as exhibits of dairy cattle and OGDEN— Bids probably will be beef cattle horses sheep swine called within a nlonth on the chickens and turkeys woodwork South Ogden extensions novelties minerals needlework 5250000 flowers to the south highlmc canal of and general handiwoik Pine View reservoir project club and L D S products of eduand special Primary projects Mark First School cational displays were opened In Fridays program Highlights FORT BRIDGER Wyo— WyoIncluded an auction of prize breeds first sc hool will be marked ing stock fat hogs lambs and beef ming a bronze plaque during the' with of the fair Friday morning the annual jubilee of Uinta county g contest feaannual ture earlv Frldav afternoon the Daughters of Utah Pioneers final Black Hawk entertainment at August 25 at historic F’ort Bridger 7 p m under direction of the Wa— - satch post and the final boxingof the fete Garland Fete Opens wrestling program first-clas- which et Galby set the fire” ON VACATION With the current ’ discussion this column will be suspended for a space J C D is to take a vacation of three weeks Instead of following his usual custom of traveling the Glory Road to fishing holes alleged Jty Mr Steelhead Howard to exist at various conveniently situated spots J C D proposes to hound down a lot of dastardly murderers who make It a practice of slaying noblemen in the libraries of baronial castles the doors of are hermetically sealed and no possible means of Ingress or egress can be found — until the last chapter is reached E New Hospital Week Long Encampment Combined Wilh Wasatch County Fair Draws Throngs From Slate Points Out Gasoline Can Hints at By Walter R Bottcher BOISE Idaho UR— Ashes of a conflagration that caused nearly 51000000 damage and threatened the live late Thursday night of 500 fight fans smouldered Friday fire officials while police an probed possibilities of incendiarism Police Chief Austin Utley ren ported Friday night that a can containing some gasoline and covered w ith fingerprints was found In the busy street in front of the buildings— Including the Fairvlew - fight arena — that burned in the- fire that started at 10 30 p m Thursday ’The police department Is assisting Fire Chief Frank Pulaski in investigating the cause of the fire” Utley announced ’We have asked police and fire City departments of Salt Lake Poit-land Seattle San Fiancisco and to furnish us any information they might have on the activities who might have of incendiaries safeguards The bitter smarting of a 25 per cent saturated liquid must be endured To add to his difficulties Watson lost contact with the boat whleh accompanied him and which carried stimulating food and some minor "first aid’ supplies-Al- so with his head sunk into the brine he was at a loss for direction guicl ance The best he could do was to set his course by a mountain peak and trust to his faculty of orientation But Watson overcame all these handicaps He suffered intensely but he came off victor He was the only one In the race to finish the course of eight and an eighth miles Owing to the remarkable physical attributes with which he Is endowed Watson experienced no lasting 111 effects from his ordeal “Only a little tired” said Watson upon landing That expression was a fitting ut terance after an astonishing feat lft 15 4 Orancer 1 1 2 Garfield Johnnie Irving and Ruth Hale Fulmer Brotherson and Anderson Mclmcr Faces Dave Freed From Western Division South Jordan Lark Rela Holt and Violet Price and Ruth Thomaa Black Haivk Celebration Closes atHcber -- poned ed (Continu'd Provo Lmlit o System Sale Berks sport Last Sunday a young man performed a feat in the waleis of Great Salt lake the nature and magnitude of which leaves us in state of amazement This young man I'd ward C Watson of Salt Lake City battled the brine for nearly six hours and finally he "Battle” is but a feeconquered ble word to apply in this instance bounding Cause of 21 August 12 1939 - Tirm Refuses eyes Goggles are merely moderate Butler BIRMINGHAM Ala Aug 11 (I'kS)— The Cincinnati Reds of the Nafional league headed by Rowel Crancer Crosley Jr Friday became the owners of the Bitmingham Barons of the Southern association Schedule fur Final Game Announcement that the Reds had Western Division South Jordan at HernmAiu Barons— including purchased the Riverton at Bluffdale WarRickwood park— was made by Lark bYe ren C Giles vice president and Fa'tern Division Crescent at Midtale general manager of the Reds and Draper at Union Ld Norton president and owner Butler be of controlling interest of the This Week’s Result tv C (Tribune- Police Probe thousand Indians from reservations of Brltlsh Columbia and Washington will meet here Sunday for the finals of their annual war canoe races and Governor Clarence D Martin said FriMoreover the weight of the waday he would present a gold cup ter and (he strength with which it emblematic of international charm strikes are only part of the obpionship to the winner stacles which a swimmer must meet The solution itself Is an abrasive which flying constantly Jordan Softball cuts the skin as though one were It is im in a desert sandstorm Crescent possible wholly to project the (A1)— One Muh die Barons The price was said to be approximately 5225000 Giles will become president and general manager of the Barons now In seventh place in the Southern standings Bill McKechme of the Reds will become secretary-treasur- J Salt £akc Boise Blaze There has lecenlly come under our notice a series of displajs of courage so remarkable as to demand attention The human body driven by a determined mind can accept punishment of the most cruel character and the exhibitions of fortitude we have m mind must be classed among the outstanding examples of what may be termed upon the altar of Top-notc- Squad Wins C D (Iljc - Kutiirdav i lop proRiam— Rtarrh g F xri m — Waning A aim lime' Y mug ( umte Red Radio 00— N Hi — 70 — N Ml’ —Ray Nnhie Orrheetra — KDYL -- - ' III Refortff" new from ail the woiid and late n format!' u R irera Orrheeira 15 — bin — B iddv m— ik— mu Waiiria Orrhcaita — Pt kv I mlm drciiehtra Wcj it irv Minin U) JO — r ri KDYf a Release to th NaHmel OO mii Featuring Rirahtng Gichcasra ft Wmvahut) -- sup ( 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