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1 kf I THE SALT LAKE LAX TELEGRAM FRIDAY FIDAY EVENING EVENING- JULY 29 1932 11 17 YOUR PASSPORT TO AMUSEMENTS i t. Resorts Camps Hotels GO TROUT fISHING Tackle furnished no license required legal size lOc each eachl place to eatt your sour lunch and for tor children to learn now how to fish I Tour TOu evening dry or Highland Dr CLEAR it VIEW FISHING KISHINO HiJ FARM rd So bet et Oth th E. endand Highland Dr Tot or or information Holladay 81 17 TAW TAVERN A 1 FISH LAKE UTAH'S SUMMER PLAYGROUND CABINS STOKE BOATS MOTORS Brighton Big Brighton Big Cottonwood BALSAM INN CG FT ti SO 30 MilesMilts FromProm City Citi at Brighton TROUT STEAK CHI CHICKEN KEN DINNERS 1 Rc Regular ular dinners all kinds of sandwiches fountain supplies tobacco clOd candy etc Rooms by bl day week month sins ward SADDLE BORSES HORSES DANCING OPEN 12 MONTHS A YEAR ECONOMICAL i Fe VACATION I Three big meals I and lodging a at SI 1 per er s. day Unusual ld entertainmententertainment- a games hikes Guides Included for both adults JI JIn and dh boys at Brighton DoS Boys RomeHome Call Hy 17 p. SILVER EER LAKE CAMP Gates furnished rol- rol tues tares at 4 da day wr week Op O- month Was Vas W.

Was W. Brighton Brighton Big Big Cottonwood IS wk I MY J. 1857 Was Canyon Cottages 4 GLASSED IN cottage spring Ideal Idea location Emigration canyon Hy n. I TRAVEL Travel Opportunities SPECIAL LOW EXCURSION FARES row NOW IN EFFECT LET IET US PLAN YOUR VACATION TRIP FOR YOU THIS SUMMER YELLOWSTONE i PARK 9 Round trip 1310 80 effective June 15 3 I i Bus nus leaves dallydaily to west wen entrance Yellowstone Yellow Yellow- Fr stone toD Park Remember cr er when you travel via la UNION PACIFIC 51 STAGES AGES you ou eJ are are offered railroad certainty bus bus UJ economy economy Courtesy courtesy and comfort Depots Located at at- II E. BROADWAY 77 11 W.

SO pp AS 1 WAS VIAS 13661166 CITY TY TICKET OFFICE 03 Bo o. Main Kenyon Hot Hotel WAS 1369 I COAST TO STAGES 2 25 paS reclining chair coaches Los Angeles 8 Denver 6 Omaha Kansas City 18 14 0 New York SO San FranciscoFrancieco round trip 22 BoiseDolse and Portland Main Depot Hotel 1ST IF South State Phone Was 2303 OMAHA orAHA RAPID TRANSIT WEST VIES COAST STAGES Special ExcursionsRound Trip 1 If fare We Ve have combined to give our patrons the best possible bus service between Hen LOS ANGELES AND CHICAGO LOWEST FARES FASTEST SERVICE Angeles Chicaro 2000 La Ve Vecas Denver Denyer New ew York Omaha 1400 Detroit 2250 Kansas CIt City IB 1800 00 NEW 1 MAIN Am DEPOT WILSON HOTEL MOTEL iV ASo WASO 9 96 WAS WASo DELUXE STAGES Los Angeles 3 Las Vel BS San BuiFrancisco 12 1250 0 Reno Denver 6 00 Kansas CIt City 1300 Chicago 2000 New York liDO BONDED AND INSURED DEPOT HOTEL LITTLE LITILE WAS SO 34 MAIN TOURIST TRAVEL BUREAUSBUREAU'S BUS depot Share expense plan to travelers er all U. S. CULLEN HOTEL Was 1 14 LEAVING rAVING for Los Angeles Saturday can take one passenger who can drive Box Tribune PARTY ARTY driving to Los LOl An Angeles Sunday SUndRY morning rm for 2 references It Ily J. 2050 Steamship Tickets INFORMATION all nU lines tours toura and cruises cruises- American Express Co 24 WVt 2nd 8 S.

W. I IRA TRAVEL VEL TIPS I I- SeeSee Your Auto Dealer Repairs Parts Parts CHEV i co 77 i SO 50 STATE ST. ST WAS 2058 2038 FORD SERVICE BAKER MOTOR CO 3rd So and 3rd East VASEHASH BALLARD NASH CO SIXTH SOUTH BOUT AND MAINMAW WAS OLDSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE SALES CO SOUTH MAIN WAS 2875 rORD RD TAYLOR RICHARDS MOTOR TOR CO i 41 East Oth So Was 2314 2214 CRAHAM ORAHA BLAIR MOTOR CO SO MAIN WA WAS 2515 PLYMOUTH DODGE PLYMOUTH DGE-PLYMOUTH distributors Lyman- Lyman an- an Motor So Main Was 1 1 Battery Ignition Repairs 5 Specialized flattery Battery and Elec Service Prest 11 batteries le Federal WASATCH BATTERY CO E. SO Automobile Parts aiEX AUTO AUTti Place USED for all carscara State Vas Was AUTO UTO supplies wholesale and retail West West- em flUto rn Auto AUlo Parts Part 76 78 8 e. Temple 9 I Automobile Repairs GUARANTEED auto repairing Vh In fOUl U- rue or mine very ery tens rens Wilson fly Hy Auto Parts Tops TiresTiros 1 prIces Ton on par CuD gor or cars carL Auto Wrecking Co Co- 1016 1018 State 63 2 Tourist Lunches fir cater to Jl ase Cor 2 Id S.

State Supplies fOUR rt supplies and beautiful colored photographic prints print of ol Utah Utah's a natural wonders fee cea ee the 21 Tv UTAH 8 a Tr Tern PHOTO WD MATERIALS Tern Square CO 23 2235 Automobile Tires USED TIRES 1 UP Good Good used tubes SOc UP largest In if City E. L. BUTLER BUThER iJ CO B. 3 S. WES RATES For Classified tV ant Ads Includes Service Both Papers Sunday Line Line Line- 4 Day Dayt Line Dally Line Line Line- Line Line- 7 I 1 Days 2010 Days 30 SO Days Line Court Count Six 6 Letter Words to LineLinc Wasatch Five Nine Oh Counter Service antiami Telephone Daily Daily- SaturdaysSaturday I t.

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Sunday Holidays HolidaYs- YS- YS 8 m. to 10 8 a tn to 10 TRIBUNE i TELEGRAM i I AUTOS FORSALE SALE We Me nn Jt We WC ay USED CARS MUST MOVE REGARDLESS OF WHAT MAT THEY COST The Nev JIE Hs Here I MD AND MD WE POSITIVELY MUST REDUCE OUR PRESENT STOCK OF op OF USED CARS AT ONCE IF IP THERE EVER WAS AN Ar OPPORTUNITY OF OF- A BUYING A USED CAR AT ATA ATAA REAL SA SAVING IT IS HERE AND HOWHOVI BY ALL MEANS DONTDON'T MISS SEEING THESE CARS THE PRICES AND TERMS ARE RIGHT OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS 3616 SO SOo STATE WAS 63 Wi AJ IDl 2 at ces 28 CHEVo CHEV COUPE 15 1513 28 CHEV CHEVO 0 CAB CABo 15 65 2 ESSEX COACH 60 0 7 ESSEX SEDAN 65 28 DODGEBODGE COUPE 55 26 DODGESEDAN 65 2 WHIPPET COACH 40 91 27 CHRYS CHRYSo 7 70 0 SED SEDo 28 PONTIAC COACH 26 DODGE COUPE 60 27 CHRY 52 TERMS OPENEVENING AND ANI SUNDAY STEELE lie Eo E. so VI WAS ASo 21 2100 JP STILL TALK IF YOU WANT A BUICK DODGE DODGE ESSEX ESSEX NASH PONTIAC NASH PONTIAC OLDSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE STUDEBAKER YOU CANC'AN LIKELY LY bu buy It herehero for about halfhail or of what you'll have to pay elsewhere WE ARE ALSO UNDERSELLING THE MARKETMARKEr ON IX FORDS AND CHEVROLETS 1931 1031 FORD DE SEDAN Two ilde Ide mounts Keen Karl trunk Specially priced for quick sale 1931 FORDPICKUP only miles mUes Will sell for tor or repossession balance 1929 FORD CONVERTIBLECOUPE A Avery Avery A- yenyen very smallemail car in excellent condition only TAYLOR TAYLOR-I I A THE FORD CENTER TER 41 EAST lEAST SOUTH soum PRICED FOR QUICK SALE 28 2 CHRYSLER SED 25 26 BUICK SEDAN 28 ESSEX COUPE 26 NASHHASH COUPE 85 30 ESSEX SEDAN EASY TERMS No JF 1 5 EAST 1ST SOUTH BETTER VALUESVALVES TUAN THAN ANY AllY NEW CARS OP EQUAL 1927 Cadillac Sedan 5 pass 1450 1930 Nash Nuh Do Coupe 3 pass 1111 1930 Ford Tudor 1927 La SallaSalle Victoria Coupe 4 pass SOS 19291920 Packard Sedan pass 1929 La SalicSalle Sedan 7 pass PAU 25 1931 Buick Sedan DeDc 5 pats pass 1928 Cadillac Sedan Do Des 6 5 puspau DO 1039 Ford Coupe 2 0 19271921 Studebaker Coupe Cadillac sedan 7 PUS Pats SHARMAN AUTO CO COo 51 SO O. STATE ST. ST PHONE WAS 1701 FOR FORDS WE HAVE AVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF RECONDITIONED USED CARSCABS LOWEST IN CITY PRICES AUTH AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER LER SO SI STATE i 1930 FORD COUPE finish lIk like new a real buy at 12 1250 0 BARR CHEVROLET CO SOUTH BOOTH AND ArID STATE WAS 1030 BUICK 2 i ort SEDAN TauTan finish with black fenderslenders cowl lights and hUh high upholstering The I motor has been carefully cheekedchecked and Is In perfect condition SALT LAKE MOTOnMOTOR CO 53 47 SO 2ND EAST 1932 FORD ORD COACH Nearly new new 1932 Ford ord Tudor save lave first depreciation Nearl aBon only JIGS down 1813 months if desired See Seo quick BAKER MOTOR I 2111 EAST 3RD RD COUTIL AUTOS FORSALE i NEW AT GREAT REDUCTIONS EVERY CAR OUR IRONCLAD GUARANTEE TODAY'SSPECIAL VERY LATE MODEL CENTURY 6 VICTORIA COUP COUPECOUPE- wire wheels almost almos new tires Urn trunk rackmck beautiful new tone 3 ere green ireen en Duco paint pain lob Job upholstery Eh like new new mechanically mechanically ex cx- cx fr Uh and carries day 60 written suar- suar antee antee special price 1495 or 16 down 10291929 CHEVROLET COUPE new al I 1929 CHEVROLET COACH Vl Clean a 24 1930 FORD DE DR TOWN SEDAN 34 19 1929 29 NASH ADVANCED COACH 39 1029 SEDAN like new 54 1930 DURANT SEDAN demonstrator 39 19231922 LA SALLE SEDAN beautiful 89 1928 1828 STUDEBAKER SEDAN BEDAN bargain 29 LOW PRICED BARGAINS 1925 JEWETT 8 II COACH 1 4 45 1925 BUICK TOUR 35 3 1923 1925 STAR SEDAN 25 2 1 1925 1125 OLDS 6 COUPE 5 SO 50 1827 STARCOUPE 5 EASYFASY TERMS TRADES TERMS TRADES LARGEST USED CAR STORE JF JF JE MOTOR AVE AT SECOND EAST OR SOUTH STATE STATE WAS LOWEST PRICES IN nr SALT LAKE 1929 FORD PRICE DOWN DO US 19302930 CHEVROLET COUPE PRICE DOWN US 85 1930 1230 DURA DURANT ANT DE Dr SEDAN PRICE 1260 DOWN 85 1930 CHEVROLET COACH PRICE 1175 DOWN 1931 BUICK SEDAN 8 eyl PRICE 1635 DOWN 1928 NASH ADV ADVANCED COUPE PRICE DOWN Jo Bo Do BURNHAM CO COo MOTOR AVE NEW NEVI LOC LOCATION JULY JUlL 330 AT AT SO SOo MAIN ST.

ST WAS 1030 1930 Prices le 20 ONOH NEVI HEW GRAHAMS EVERY USED CAR HAS BEEN SEEN REDUCED ACCORDINGLY 1927 OLDS OLDSMOBILE ODILE DOOR 4 SEDAN Orl Original Duco very er nice clean In Interior Interior In- In tenor mohair upholsterIng good tires reconditioned throughout Many MAn extras such as trunk bumpers etc Special price at 3 9909 1928 BUICKBOICK 4 SEDAN Very fine running car that Is 11 In excellent condition every way WAr guaranteed guaranteed guaran guaranteed throughout MANY OTHER VALUES BLAIR If CCO Do Do- USED USED USED CAR LOT SO MAIN DIRECTLY OPPOSITE NEWHOUSE HOTEL PHONE WAS 2517 PRICES SLASHED Sacrificing our entire stockof 30 cars Thoroughly 1 reconditioned il and backed by responsible dealer with guarantee a te No better bet better tu assortment In elt city ranging In price from 7515 to 17002700 TODAY'S SPECIAL 1930 OAKLAND 8 SEDAN First class condition throughout hout Motor Motor Motor Mo Motor better than new has worlds of power Was today only i OLDSMOBILE SALES CO SO 80 MAIN 1929 PAIGE door 4 sedan edan model Has lbs 6 millmili tary wheels il ilI aridand side mounts The orla- orla ins inal 3 black finish I It is like new nickel 1 cowl cowl- and cowl- and i i- I and headlights full equipment pm yen very clean I Interior ro with mohairupholsters terr err finished offoft In natural wood 6 good n. D. tires The motor has worlds of power and will sive RJ years of excellent service A real value values ionfor such a fine car tilt for only BROWNING um AUTO CO SO 60 MAIN WAS 1930 CHEVROLET COACH run only miles looksand runs like new fly Hy W. 1547 Trucks Tractors FORDPICKUPS Choice of 3 one 95 93 another and another See Ste these sand good ton hall i i trucks BAKER MOTOR 7 EAST 3RD SOUTH sourn 1931 CHEVROLET TON m-TON STAKE long Ions i wheel whet ba bair dual wheels heels looks like new I mechanically good good tires BARR I CHEVROLETCO SoSe and State Was RELIABLE usedtrucks trucks all all makesand body types Priced to sell Ens Easy terms GENERAL GENERAL GEN GENERAL MOTORS SO 80 MAIN WasWan EQUITY for on OD Chev 1 ton I-ton ton ln truckdual Wh wheels els stake body or will wUl trade tude for car Hy HI 2746 M. Announcements I Itt 41 Personals A AT CLIFTCLIFF You will find the Center enier a bide tonic el for underweight er reducing school for overweight I pip pep station for everybodyIrrigation Was 10561058 RELAXATION massagemassago Miss Silas Walker iker rm 76 76 S.

State W. HrsEra 9 11 p. m. SCIENTIFIC mn sue So State State- Brook Arcade room 33 cEO CLEO cabinet baths bath Swedish massage Ma Ma- belbet Joh men Templeton bidsbide 2448 MASSAGE PASSAGE alcohol rub and vibration all I Ifor for 1 si 1 E. South RE REAL EAL Swedish Medical gymnast Room Atlas bide Open Sunday Sunda MASSAGE hot ho bath alcohol rub No 17 11 Martin apts 49 So Main 10 a.

a m. 0 P. m. SWEDISH massage E. 2nd So Apt S.

2nd floor Hrs Un 0 to 9 Sunday Inc MASSAGE Miss Coates formerly at 3 S. State moved to 2313 So West Temple I MASS MASSAGE GE alcohol rub violet ray treat treat- menta ment E. South treat treat-I Swim to Reduce A swim a da day keeps fat away 6 lessons ss 6 guar Prof Thornton ro Warm 6 W. 1732 i Medical Announcements DROR GRIFFITH for men men Ca Call CaD 1 I Bo So Main ut It Wax Visa Ml 42 i Florists I ERNEST LAMBOURNE 67 01 So Bo Main Was 15161518 Salt Bait Lakes Lake's olden and leading florist Dorut Altruism Toward Wild Game Costly SAN FRANCISCO July 29 JP- JP Altruism toward wild game was lamed blamed today by P. N.

Ashley Yolo county landowner for the fix hes he's In Once hesaid there were vere 18 elk on his ils acres They were pictur- esqueesque so he invited them to stay They did Now there are of at them eating his cattlescattle's forage Its It'sagainst the he law to shoot them so he asked the he game commission to do something about bout them and ml also 1500 deer that munch his cattlescattle's food I IAL ALL ROADS OADS LEAD TO GAMES Olympics Cause I Record Tourist I Travel to L. A. A LOS ANGELES July 29 JP- JP Liberally powdered with the dust of the hinterlands AmericasAmerica's motoring motoring mo mo- tourists have started moving moving ing mg into Los Angeles for forthe the Olym- picpicplc gamgames in caravans that smack of at the boom days das in southern California CallCali fornia ornIa less than a decade ago Once It was California or Bust as the middle west moved restlessly restlessly restlessly rest restlessly into southern California in answer to the beckoning hand but now modern dt rn limousines and overworked flivvers vers of ancient vintage flaunt banners Olympics or Bust as They roll into this temporary capital of oi world athletics ath ath- The All Year club dub says tourist travel to California during June June- has established an time all record record record rec record with out of state cars registered The cars brought pas pas- During ththetha first five months of at the year these tourists bought gallons of gasoline and arid contributed in gasoline taxes to the state the club said Benny Disproves Theory NEW YORK July 29 Thirty P-Thirty- Thirty old year Benny Leonard has gone a long way toward disproving the he adage that theynever come back TheThc former lightweight champion today had won the twentieth straight victory of his comeback campaign the he result of a clean cut clean cut round 10 decision de de- de cislon over Billy Townsend of Vancouver Vancouver Van Vancouver last night Leonard weighing pounds was credited with eight rounds to two for for- lis hIs lis pound opponent Cram Stars for Motors 1 With Cram pitching excellent baIl baIl- andand leading the attack McFarland Motor team defeated Hale Grocery 122 to 4 in a division game of the independent baseball league Thurs Thursday Cram held the GrGrocers cers to eight hits struck out sixsic and got a triple double and single in four times at bat MIDVALE ALE WHIPS GRANITE Midvale won a 5 to 2 verdict over Granite in a well played game Wed Wed- The winners bagged only nine hits off oft G. Hawkins who struck out lit 11 11 batsmen but bunched hits proved the Granite hurlers hurler's down downfall all V. Despain of the losers had had- aa perfect day at bat with four hits in four trips to the plate I Statistics I 1 MARRIAGE LICENSES JACK D.

BRAUNAGEL 21 U. Salt Lake DE LONLOSt MURRAY 20 Salt Lake Laker AUS AUSMON ON OLIVER LARSEN 1 10 10 Centerfield WANDA ANN BIRD 19 Salina PRO PROVO PRO VU LLOYD LOYD HOWE BROWN 18 Provo GEVENE YOUNG 16 Provo LOGAN D. CHARLES GILES GlEES 27 21 Conda Idaho GOLDAOOLDA PARISH 2823 Elba Idaho BIRTHS Ogden Franklin Franklin A. A and Mildred SS. Jenen Jen Jen- lien senen Smith daughter BenDen Carlos and Cora Cons A.

A WAn surd Dalton son George Georce and Imd Ethyn Eth BIb elm yn Nelson Shaw son Harry E. and AiMS Agnes Scott Scot Cramer son PRATT ElIzabeth Rich Pratt 82 1005 lOOS East Ninth South street carcinoma July 26 6 NEW SUITS FILED Metropolitan Leah E. Davis LifeLite Ts A. A Insurance E. Davis and company gr LeahLeab EkIns to recover 2200 on note now and foreclose foreclose fore foreclose lose mortgage Dan B.

Shields attorney Metropolitan LifeLite InsuranceInsurance- company against Rogers RoBers com company pan John V. Swanson wanson Alice Swanson William lL H. Young Youn andnd Ruth Young to recover 2 2500 OO on note foreclose mortgage and quiet title Dan B. Shields attorney Metropolitan Life Insurance company li ey a against ll Larson Building company a and Donnette Don Donnette Smith Kesler to recover 1420 on noteote foreclose mortgage and quiet title DAn an B. Shields attorney Metropolitan Life Insurance company against Siry Mary Man E.

Whyte William Whyte and Wasatch In Investment nt association to recover re rc- cover 2120 on note foreclose mortgage andnd quiet title Dan B. Shields attorney Walker Bank and Trust company Ideal deal Sand and Gravel company and Ralph E. Bristol l. to recover reco on note notes In- In Ray and Rowling attorneys Agnes against E. W.

and W. E. doing bu business ax as 1 Ry cu Brothers to recover for lor Tall fall In trenchWilde and ind Flanders attorneys Bennett Glass and Paint company against Charles J. E. Gulbransen to recover on note Allen S.

Tinsey nt attorney orne REAL nEAL ESTATE TE TRANSFERS Peter to Arelius P. section 35 township 2 south range 1 west nest etc 10 National Second nJ Mortgage i sAag corporation corporation corpora corpora- ip tion to Industrial Loan Investment company lot 7 block 4 4 acre 5 plat pia platA A 10 DIVORCES ASKED PrankFrank D. Goff from Ola F. Goff cruelty 1 II U. II aU attorney Thelma McMillen DeThorne from Walter O.

DeThorne IDe nonsupport Howard ard Hanson attorney it I I Deaths I SAMUEL lUEL CLARK Samuel Clark 22 22 son flon of Mrs Elizabeth Uric Clark Clark died at thothe family residence Vest Second North street Thursday after a month four illness Ho was wu born In Salt Bait Lake April 6 1910 and had attend the public schools here Besideshis mother hohe Is survived by four our brothers John Farrell Farren Alex and Laird Clark of Salt Lake two sisters Mrs Lena Andersonof American Fork and Mrs tirs AdaAds I L. of Salt Lake FUN FUNERALS I HAIR HAIR Funeral Funeral servicescervices for Mrs Nicholas Cop Copeland land Hair of Hollywood avenue willvIll be held Sunday SundBY 2 p. m. In the Wells ward chapel Bishop Fr Frank officiating The casket will be open Saturday Sat Silt from 4 to 8 p. m.

In the LarkIn funeral home and A at the residency Sunday esl oS morning from 10 o'clock to p. m. interment City cemetery Funeral ONOE Funeral services for Evelyn Jackson Jack Jackon son Ton Tongs Tonee will be held Saturday at 2 p. in m. In thethc roserosa room ofbe Deseret mortuary Friends ma may call at the mortuary prior to services Interment City cemetery MALIN MALIN Funeral Funeral servicescervices for Elijah E.

Stalin Malin 66 years eArs of age ace who died at a local Tuesday will be held Sunday Sun Sunday at 2 p. m. In the 3rd L. D. S.

ward chapel Bishop Sheldon Brewster oUt off Interment city cemetery under directionof Kingdon don Lees mortuary Thecasket will be open at the residence ISO E. 8 So 1 Sunday from 10 a. a m. un un- 30 p. m.

NORSELL ORSELL Services for lor Anna Annl Ruth daughter of Sir Mr and Mrs AI Alf of street will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock at the mortuary E. 1st So 80 St. St conducted by the Rev Ray p. H. pastor of the First Fundamental Fundamental Funda Fundamental church Interment In Mt Olivet SOME OFOP THESE SHOULD REACH CHARMED CIRCLE I I I A I 6 AVER 4 if i ii WARN HUB ELLLL These pitchers Weaver Brown and Crowder of the American league and Warneke Hallahan Swe Ewe tonic and Hubbell of ot the National may provide the big leagues with new names In the selectcircle of game 20 pitchers Since 1928 the National has had only one pitcher that effective There have been several in the American over the same period Warneke Is Nationals National's Best Bet for 20 Wins Youthful Cub Hurler Virtually Sure of Coveted Mark Ferrell and Gomez All But There Already Others Have Haye Chances By CLAIRE CLAmE BURCKY NEA Service Sports Writer CHICAGO July 29 TheThc The National league cague which has produced only one man since 19281923 who could pitch his team cam to 20 victories in a season appears appears ap ap- ap pears at this stage of the campaign to have four possibly more Pat Malone pitched 22 Cub victories in 1929 and came back a year later with 20 He was short last year and undoubtedly will be again this season sea sea- sea- onsonon yet his teammate Lonnie Warncke Warneke Warneke War Warneke Bill HallahanHanahan of the Cards Steve of thePirates and Carl Hubbell of the Giants are given good chances of reachingleaching that goal On the other side the American league eague for several years hasboosted Its ts outstanding pitchers into th the sleet sc- sc leetlect circle Lefty Grove and George Earnshaw of the As A's and Wes Ferrell ot of the Indians madeit three straight times imes without apparent difficulty Grove Glove even broke 30 last year Oth Others ens rs who hit 20 or better in thethc jun- or jun br or circuit were Lefty Stewart of the lie Browns and Ted Lyons of the White SoxIn 1930 and Lefty Letty Gomez of theYanks andRube Walberg of the As A's in 1931 But this is another campaign On Onlie the lie basis of thre three fifths of a season already completed the old fa favorites orites and nd several newcomers appear ready to enter the class a of 20 game winning pitchers Ferrelland Gomez should get there here first Both had 17 victories in the latest pitching percentages After them I should say that Grove WarnekeWarncke Weaver and Earnshaw will makethe grade in that order But Who vho after alter those fellows Perhaps Lloyd Brown of at the Sen Sen- tors Certainly not riot Crowder of the same ame club The General hasn't the luck uck Hell He'll probably pitch some more our hit games and be beaten by rivals who allow only two hits Hallahan might He won von 15 in 1930 andnd 19 last year However the Cardinals Car Carof this year haven't resembled even ven remotely the National league champIons of 1930 and 1931 Hubbell won 18 for the Giants in 1929 and should do as well perhaps better setter this year He had 11 vievic tories ories In recent averages I like the chances of that Pirate pair air Steve and Bill Swift Both have the advantage a of being being Ion ona league leading team The fact that the he Pirates look strongest In the stretch drive ought to help their chances greatly I Ed Brandt and HuckBetts Belts of at the Braves Flint Rhem and Phil Collins of of thePhillies Guy Bush of the Cubs and Red Lucas of the Reds have a chance however slight The same may besaid for George and Charley Ruff ing of the Yanks Earl Whitehill and VieVic Sorrell Sorrel of the Tigers Tigers- Mel Harder of the Indians and Rube Walberg of the As Woman Crashes Male Sanctum To Win Wager LOS ANGELES July 29 ff Guarded haven formale athletes ath ath- the etes-the letes the gate of the Olympic Village at Village at last has been crashed by mere woman Miss Marjorie Clark of Natal South Africa Olympic games hurdler accomplished thefeat feat- onon a wager with a member of South Africa's mens men's team Garbed in track sweat suit with hat pulled down over her eyes she walked right past the gateman and into the athletes'athletes sanctuary Once inside the gate she gave vent to her feel- Ing feel- Ing feel feel- Ing byyanking off her hatlt to the tune of a wild whoop She was escorted right through the gate again Manly Bosom Needed to I Cay Carry arry Olympic Badges By GEORGE I II BEALE United Press Correspondent LOS ANGELES July 29 An 29 Anold old man sat ona curbstone near Olympic Village today and wept and wept and wept He saidhis name was Joseph Zilch and he claimed to be 83 years old and he said he dropped allthose tears becausehe didn't have a badge It seemed he was the one one person of Los Angel AngelesAngeles' s' population chamber of commerce figures that hadneither badge button nor official offi- cialcial uniform And without those three things things- and especially withouta badge badge Mr Zilch was a good bit out of luck so so- tar far tar as the 1932 Olympic games games' were concerned MUST 1 PROVE IDENTITY Just as an illustration one newspa- perper man turned around twice onhis heel at Olympic Village and asa resulthad to show two badges three passes and one passport to prove that he wasn't an Earl Carroll bathtub girl Dan Ferris secretary of the A.

A AU A. A U. looked like one of those sharpshooters sharp shooters that had won every prize for the past 16 years He had this badge to get him into Olympic Village Vil lage this one to get him out and three more to get him into the meeting meet meet- inging of the I. I A. A A.

A F. where Nurmi's fatelate was to be decided I You need a big chest to sport all al these badges said Mr Ferris whose chest is fairly airly adequate At the most common drug store counter in the city if it you want a cheese chees sandwich you had to say that tha you want an Olympic sandwich If you want a 3 brick ofchocolate vanilla and ice cream you have to tell a most officious clerk that you want Olympic ice cream There is the Coliseum changed fo for for- the for- thethe time being to Olympic stadium an Olympic street an Olympic hotel hote and arid even an Olympic shoe which wil- not wIll wil not pinch your foot but which will wil give you ou everlasting erla comfort There is an official Olympic shIrt shir which even Herman wore wore and an official necktie which he tried And covering it allof course is the optimism of the Olympic committee comcorn which decided since the celebration celebration celebration cele celebration of thetenth Olympiad was to be held In Los Angeles that no rain insurance was necessary Meantime poor Mr Zilch sat on thecurbstone without badge nor but button button but- tonton nor no such fancy uniform as the Danish wear white wear white pants red blazers and blue berets TWIN FALLS Idaho July 29 29 Formal opening of the Canyon Crest Golf clubof Twin Falls Is slated Sunday Sun day with Rupert BuhlBuhi and Twin Falls FaUs Country club golfers invited to attend the opening and participate in an hole 18 tournament OUR BO BOARDING BOARDING ARDING HOUSE BY AHERN ME kris ris tUr is is is- is Ke KP is I 1 LL ilIR v- I ARARE A Ar 1 sT r- I I AM MAR At AMOS AMOS' OF it WHO I ps AD TALK rAt LI LikE KE MV BAcK 4 1 THIS HIS IS ICS A Ac 1 CEM-r CE RIES I 0 A Arr MD Sf SH GEMl EME MV 1 rr Io cHe WERe ui sui-rs sui rS H-rS ToR louR 1 1 rr CRUSADERS RS MARV ARV BLEMISH AD A AEST RV FLA I lF WA lS 4 ILL I'LL RELAS AS 1 EST AP cF REL tL I ou ARMS tA SIR 11 It 4 0 I I i efa 1 7 iii 44 1032 DY I a Hoogerhyde Takes Takes' Third Successive Title in Archery SEATTLE July 29 Hoogerhyde Pinehurst N. C. archer today held his third consecutive national national na na- na- na archery championship afteralter record record breaking breaking shooting in three days of competition competition but but a year 16 Seattle youth was right on his heels On top of the sensational York rounds in the two opening days dur duro- ing which he set a new world record of 1296 points Hoogerhyde finished two American rounds yesterday for another new record of 1372 points The latter bettered his own standard of 1353 made last year Taking second In boththe York and Am American rican rounds competition was Ralph Miller a year old Seattle youngster Miller completed the York rounds with witha a score of 1228 and the American rounds with 1338 The meet closes close today with flight competition for distance with HomerHorner Prouty and his wife Portland national national na na- na- na champions In the mens men's and women's divisions defending their honors and Granger Lead in Farm Loop EASTERN DIVISION DIVISIO Team Tum Won von fo Lost pct Sandy 7 I i 1 Draper 7 1 2 3 71 Crescent 5 IS 3 5 Granite 4 5 Midvale 3 6 Butler 0 a ow Nut Next WeeksWeek's Schedule AugustS August 3 Granite at Butler Sandy Sand at Draper Midvale at Crescent 0 Wednesdays Wednesday Remus Sandy 2 CrescentCrescen 2 called In ninth dark dark- Bess Midvale 3 5 Granite 2 Draper 9 9 Butler 0 forfeit NORTHERN DIVISION Team Standing Won Lo Lost t. PetPct Granger granger 8 a 2 Hunter 8 3 4 7 1 lie 34 Bennion 1 i ico Next Nut WeeksWeek's Schedule August 3 at Bennion Hunter at a Granger Wednesdays Wednesday We Duda Results 9 5 Hunter 2 Gran GrangerOranger er 5 S.

Bennion 3 Sandy and Crescent battled to a 22 2 tie in the feature game of the weeksweek's Salt Lake County Farm bureau league play The eastern division teams had a great battle Crescent knotting knotting- the count in the eighth Inning inning in Inning ring when E. LunnenLumen smashed out a home run J. Smith Sandy southpaw southpaw south- south paw paw- struck out twelve batsmen Taylorsville tumbled Hunter for first place in the northern division by upsetting the leaders 9 to 2 Sandy and Granger now lead in their respective respective respective re re- re- re divisions and each needs a victory next week the last of scheduled sched sched- tiled competition Fights Last Night Associated Press NEW YORK YORK Benny Leonard 0 New York Billy Townsend Vancouver 10 to i 1 Bat Hartford Conn knocked out Ulnes Chicago Chicaro 3 CHICAGO Tracy Cox Indianapolis knocked out Ton Tony Buffalo N. 10 Harry Dublinsky zhi Chicago hi fc stopped Herman i Mich 9 Barney Barney Bar Barne ney Ross Chicago stop stoppedstopp-d Henry Henn 3 3 1 WEST NEW YORKYORE N. J.

J. CameraCarnera Italy stopped Jerry New York 5 II BIKE TRIP ENDED TOOELE July 2 Boyd 29 Boyd Clark who left several weeks ago forlor a tour of the United States by bicycle has returned home by bus after ater having his bikedemolished when struck by a truck at York Pa Clark who sustained a slight ankle injury in theaccidenthad traveled miles on the bike RaceResults ARLINGTON RESULTS First race 5 5451 Monks Monk's MonksMonk's Star Wright USH 13901290 won WOD Pan- Pan fern 1333 second Gertrude L. Allen 1282 third Time 3 35 Also rans rans Spinning Wa Way War Mrs Nancy fancy Cicerone BootsBoota Moorland Sport- Ing Sport Soon Ing lne Pearl Cracker Cap Buds Bud's Pal Bo Boston ton ton- Common and High Complexion Second race mile and one eighth i Brown Brown Brutus Allen 1563 26 won Blue Law Lav Reno CReno JS 40 second Euro McCrossen third Time 3 Also ran Mole ran Mole Hill Plutarch Royal lr Change Charce a and Money MuskMusic Third race six sir Vishnu furlongs ro Vishnu 1 Richard 12942294 9 won Volta Maid Martin MarLin hn lh 36 second Bravo and Bold Allen 1658 third Time 2 Also rans Barcelona rans-Barcelona Barcelona Pete Crystal Prince Judge Primroseand sod Anubis Fourth race one mile mllemile lUI Ley Ley- Leyland Leyland land 26181618 12 won Good and Hot Martin MarUn second cond Black- Strap Black Strap 99 third Time 2 25 Also Alc rans Prince rans-Prince Prince Fox For Out Bound asiaandMouth Piece Fifth race six My furlongs Mr Dandy IOS Allen fAllen 20 won 1390 second MEn- ton MIn MEn ton Martin third Time 3 01 Also rans Karl rans-Karl Karl and Sweep All Al Sixth race one mile Pair mile Pair by Pair Jr Steffen 1330 1298 won on Epithet Allen 3 82 2 nes second Masked Inked Knight Knapp thirdthud Time 13 4 Also ran ran Morsel Seventh race mile and one one eighth Hy- Hy won Lucky tk Carter a io 2426 second Bett Betty Barrett Finnerty third Time 3 1 5 Also ran War rans-War Wat Wr Time Chip and Pellegrino Eighth ra race mileand one eighth Prefer one Prefer Martin 12621263 8 10 4 23 wons Gay Party Renick 1124 second Bright Beauty uty Clancy I third rJ AI Time 1 5 Also rans rans Night Vintage melds Imelda War Tide Ono Parfait and Hat Ilat- terasteres LATONIA RESULTS First race six furlongs Kalola Kalola Martin Martin Mar Martin Wa 2486 2 won Momo Fisher lf second Blondella Corbett third lr Time 1 Also rans rans i Mil Justice Elmira imi Play Lady Repression Platinum Blonde Flowery Lad Lady Ilina Ov Over r. Wise Vise Mona and Bright Chest Chestnut Second race six I furlongs Polly Polly's Pollys I 11 13 Tilden gerch 23 30 1428 won Hamburger Ham Hamburger Jim second BoosterDooster Twist Fragle 1037 third Time 1 Also ran ran Surley Surley RareHaro Charm AnnaAnns BeaU Beall A and Rusty Third 1 race six 1 furlongs furlongs Mt Rainier III Corbett 1618 1714 1502 won Sweep Rush Lewis 4 12 secondarcond Bon- nIe Bonnie Bon Bon- nieole La dIe dle 1 third Time 1 13 4 5 Alto Also ran rans Like te BaU Dali Gun Strap Popo Wayward La Lad Chaton Lady Chaplet and i Bob DozerBoron Dummy Bo Boy Fourth race six furlong Montgomery IUn 1112 1546 15 S1 O. won SansSons Coin Martin 3 90 second sec ond Cold ChIckCheck US Fowler third Time i 13 4 45 Also tans Butch PUB Fire lash Flesh Tadcaster I Pass PaUo Lonell and Rus- Rus sell race six furlongs furlongs 1466 7 32 won Hildur Rock lock McCoy second Au- Au rebon South tS third Time I Alia Also rans proud rana-proud Proud Princess Potential Bid Eld Lea Ln a.

a Faithful EdithAldas Alda's Pal Pony Pon Up lip Arbitrate Sand and Captain Joy Sixth race mile mUe and 70 yards yards Ito 10 Ross Rose 1336 won V. South 3 gB second Miss Mary Marr Lou 10 Heupel third Time 1411 1 Also rans rans Glove Side Sid Side- Step Step tep WInona Lady Ricciardo nodand nd Jack B. Seventh race mile and one eighth one eighth Broad Axe xo Lewis 16 16 GO 60 o. 1428 won Pretty retty Penny Penn IDS Tilden 4 82 arc- ond lee arc lee- ondond nd Kentucky Aco Fowler FowIer third Time 5 4 Also rans tans rans Duel Duelist t. Harvest Sun Stop Gap and TI Tea cr cc Eighth cE ih race mile and nd one Sambo Drown Brown rown IF ElstonEfston 86 won wont Klair Keir second Playfellows Playfellow's Play Play- fellowsfellow's Dream Be i l- Carroll CarrollS a 8 third Time 2 Also rans rans-Kine rans Kin Leer Lehr Royal Sport port Little Chip Jac Jack Lad and 11.