mural, OCTOBER 81,1984. 1 V
"ALTER museum
, THE SALT LAKE
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BY JOHN B. FOSTER
(Fop}rlglll. 19:4. by The Evening
Sentinel.) , _ .
wry YORK. Oct. 31.—-Salt e
ls stirring with report: i t
'r' Johnson is going to be part
or the club that represents
;y, Lake City franchise, did
.\ am Lane. present owner of
salt Lake City tranchose. did
i
Angl- -.-' A mov- up" 5A ;- . ,p' -._. ~;.- ,u - ,_
3-1
,ii
is"
:m my», a. great season at populari-
m what, should be his home town.
, Hunk the team out on the road
r during the past summer and
_.,3 he would play around the cir-
hocausc he wasn't getting the
. Apr support he ought to.
:ww he is anxious to hook up with
I
the owner of the Lee Aussies club.
who also owns the Chicano Cube.
.Lene would handle {team It Lou
Angelo: that would play bell when
the regular Loo Angelou angels were
elsewhere. That. of course. would
freeze out the Vernon club.
It Johnson were to to to Salt. Lake
he probably could make a to of
it. It is believed the eitiune would
help him by putting are new bell
park. which is sorely needed and by
turning out to support the teem.
Johnson has had no memorial
experience but he hes a. practical
noodle end that is as need. some-
times. in bushel! as experience.
J. o. BOYLE.
He knows bell players when he sees
them and he should be able to hen-
BUT
MR. ROYLE
ON YOUR PAYROLL
0U can Have the SGI'VICBS 0f tHe man Who knows ‘ has hem denied omny her Sierras:
more aBout what is going on in the business
world today and how it will effect what is to happen to- §
morrow than any other man in America just for
- A Few Cents A Day
the price of the
Evening Sentinel 5
die then well. His greatest loci: or
espeflenee is in playing the some
from the bench. where the menus-
er necessarily must. Pier it mono!
the time. . _
Belt Lake City he lost pert ot its
team to the modulatin- early. Clark
.enxer. the sort-top. he: been
grabbed by the lento Nationals to
replace Holiocher. Pittenger has
been e. meior lee‘ue infielder before.
Be . we. on”! by Connie Mack
tron: the Beaten Red Sox in 1924
that he might be sent to Salt Lake
in part payment for Paul Strand.
There is a fine outfielder in Salt
Lake City named Frederick and
everybody scene to think he will go
Into the Madam in 1925. But if
Johnson obtain the team he may be
opposed to it.
lhould Johnson to to Salt Lake
city. his club would very likely co-
Operate as dose! with Washington
I. the Les Ant-lee club does with
the Cube. '
America. are the world’s greatest
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meet and m esters.
ice ever
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thispepen. .
J. C. 'Royle,
organized in Ameries, has
been added to the staff of the EVE-
EL and will write a
daily TELEGRAPH“: dispatch for
" VRoyle is in touch personally with the Heads of the coun-
try’s largest industries and through representative in
every industrial and agriailtural center with all phases
of American business. . ‘
He summarizes, explains and interprets ‘na-
, tional business newsiin a daily dispatch to
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‘EngglishLabor _ ’ ‘
Party Defeated
a.
Amt-m. lit-ruled b: Ramsey 3180M-
‘nld.
' , British voters gave the (lamina;
’ a sale majority.
‘ f lmmlor. contributed to his defeat
‘ whmi letter supposed to have been
2 earn our living that
Gregory Zlnovlev.
The first English Labor Govern-
ioppled Wednesday when the
Zlnoviev. Russian
“Jitter! by him was publishal.
LAI'RA JEAN LIBBEY.
(iron; numbvrs of Norwalk people
, :20 think they know books nor-or;
- ; ‘u-nrd of Laura Jean Libbey. who—i3
1.,
«A «l in Brooklyn at the age of or:
A :mless perchance some smartly cn'n-
mz-nt o! a columnist lingers in til-fir
minds. However. there are millions;
of girls to whom. she has‘long hesnl
. bread and meat. It is true that the ‘5
I
Henry James clienivle and the our-. .
rent English novelist readers Jun-v3
not even a. sneer (or this writer oi? in.)
ardent love stories all ending at 1:16
:illnr; but llwro are. Ollie-rs. \xlm 2c:
40 years. since Robert Runner and
the "Fireside Companion.”
stooped themselves in "\Vhon Love
Grow Old" and “Lovers Onco, llu;
Strangers Now."
gwr in the street. has a copy of Laura :
:21 her room and that pathetic (‘on- '
:Zm'r-nt, of older women to whom love
lion. the Hudson Itix or garden ‘1'. '
“1:0 wrote "Orr-rung or a Chestnut:
lfiirr." and like romances 50 yours:
ago. turned out .‘1 boiler product. but:
‘oth spilled a good deal 91‘ sentiment. ;
it in just to say wilhourfiiurt. Vom-
pzm'ul to n. svwm‘ of Helena romantic
writing. that is the present. pitfall for
in," suppost‘dly -prolccmd middli-
! atlas home. those two writers might
rmnire at the end as did \K’sli'or
Scull. that he left nothing permanent
in lmlittle virtue or magnify vice.
Lam-n Jean Libbey leaves a
lawyer—husband. She seems to have
been an unaffected person who set
out to meet a demand and had an
unobjcctlonable system. Her books
run 20 chapters to the volume and:
film wrote a chapter a. day. A goud ‘
many of us believe we, too, could
way it we put.
our minds to ii. ;
SWE‘wm' ‘i’HE Mic—E"-= .
[Tris HUMAN RACE-- '
Excuse please 2—1! we pin an-
other medal on ourselves. We
have won the enthusiastic praise
of our patrons for the "regular
work at regular pricee’fithat we
do for them.
have ‘ ‘
The average flap-1 .
The N ash, Raymond
and DeanuCo‘.
a max mm nos»
THE NEW
OLDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built Coach
$1,188.00 Delivered-
Bigger, Roomier, More Refined '
The Couch Theo Challenges
Comparison
' AARON KOHN
South Not-walk
The Above Classified in. {
Ap‘edln.
“a.
he Vcnifi'g Sentinel
0NE(1) TIME (OCTOBER 16th) {A
It Brought 87 Replies. The Ad:
vertiser, Mr. Brandt Voluntarily
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Sent The Followmg Letter ~‘
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. CRADDICK SERVICE .7 - '
INCORPORATED
’ Financial Advertising Exclusively
091196 of
Dream'- coma-tildes .
mun: Representatives
~ no. Norwelk, Conn. °
South Nowelk, Conn,
October TWenty-seven,
Nineteen Twenty-four.
The Evening Sentinel, .
South Norwelk, Conn. -
Gentlemen :-- , .
Has any one a doubt as to whether your splendid news- . "
peper is read 1 A f.
. " If such be the case, you might disabuse the minds oi
‘ these misintermed folks as the following facts will show.
In my work a need arose that required the addressing
of: «nantity of envelopes. I advertised a threeAIine Want Ad in °
your classified column. Received eighty-seven (87) replies.
Glad I did not contract to run my little ad a week.
Yours very truly,
Brandt 's Business Builders.
35' C. H. BRANDT. ‘
0 MR. BRANn'ris THE EASTERN REPRESENTA‘u ~ , ,
A. ‘TIVE or THE CRADDICK SERVICE—FINANCIAL‘ ‘ v
figs; 'ADYERISING EXPERTS, OF MINNEAPOLIS, AND ’
“it PREPARES THE EXCELLENT ADVERTISEMENTS . ,
er WHICH APPEAR IN THE SENTINEL FOR THE
PEOPLE’S TRUST CO. ’
MR. BRANDT KNOWS BY COMPARISON WITH _,
OTHER NEWSPAPERS HE HASUSED THAT THE .
SMALL THREE-LINE ADV. REPRODUCED ABOVE
snononrnmvnnr unusuwassums *
r L , N DIE—Mr Brandt turned tile envelopes of the rec"
' poems: this ofice and are harem-any advertiser’s
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