anaheim-gazette 1929-09-19

New Volume Is Football Help Well Known Athletic Instructor: Turns Author Coach Howard Jones of the University of Southern California varsity blossomed out in the role of author today when his new book, "Football for the Fan," published in Los Angeles, was placed on sale. Coach Jones' book explains the game for the layman and, according to sports editors here who have had a "preview" of it, is just what the fan needs to acquaint him with the fine points of football and increase his enjoyment of it. "Football for the Fan" explains all of the ramifications of the game in non-technical terms in order that spectators may be enabled to understand all types of football systems and follow the play no matter how intricate it becomes. Many questions of the game asked of Coach Jones are answered in the book. One of the features being a chapter devoted entirely to answering the questions of Hollywood movie stars who are close followers of the Trojan team. Alfred F. Wesson collaborated with Coach Jones in writing the book and Ted Cook, nationally known humorist and writer of "Cook-Coos," is the writer of its introduction. Here are some excerpts from the comments of the six Los Angeles sports editors after they had had a "preview" of "Football for the Fan: "It 80,000 football followers would carefully read Howard Jones' illuminating book, study his diagrams and digest his questions and answers before the day of the "big game," they would have a better understanding of what transpires on the field. I have never read its equal among football volumes." —R. A. Cronin, sports editor, Illustrated Daily News. "One who can truthfully say that he has enjoyed reading a book in its unhandiest form—the galley proof stage—" Garden Grove Man Heads Lumbermen A short course for lumber dealers will be given by the University of California Agricultural Engineering Division at the University Farm, September 21, according to announcement from the farm ad's office. Three main topics out. One must have all the so on. "I think said the o to 'sit a li Garden Grove Man Heads Lumbermen A short course for lumber dealers will be given by the University of California Agricultural Engineering Division at the University Farm, September 21, according to announcement from the farm ad. It's office. Three main topics are to be stressed: Milking barns, poultry houses and ready-built equipment. The Sacramento Valley Lumbermen's Association is co-operating in the plans for the work. Meeting at 10 o'clock in the Agricultural Engineering Auditorium, those attending will be welcomed by Prof. H. B. Walker, head of the agricultural engineering division, and H. A. Lake, of Garden Grove, president of the California Retail Lumbermen's Association. Prof. W. M. Regan and H. L. Pelton will discuss milking barns for California; Prof. J. E. Dougherty and Belton will discuss poultry houses. J. D. Long and Prof. E. J. Stirniman will discuss farm structures investigations at the University Farm, including hog houses, sheep equipment, poultry houses, adobe construction, fence posts and grain and forage storage. E. S. McGrade of the Davis Lumber company and Belton will give a demonstration and discussion of ready-built equipment for farmers, such as stanchions, feed trucks, etc. J. E. Brink of Chico, president of the Sacramento Valley Lumbermen's Association, will preside at the luncheon program. Dr. W. L. Howard, director of the branch of the College of Agriculture, will welcome the lumbermen; Max E. Cook, San Francisco, field representative of the California Redwood Association, will respond. Dr. G. H. Hart, head of the animal husbandry division, will talk on livestock housing. H. A. Lake, Garden Grove, will cause a short address on "The Lumberman's Responsibility to Agriculture." Prof. Walker will speak on "Mutual Interests." A business session will follow. In the afternoon those in attendance will be taken on an automobile trip over the University Farm, with an inspection of the poultry houses and of the animal science, agriculture and neering, dairy industry and horticulture buildings. Adjournment is planned at 3:45 o'clock. Truck Crops Men In Demand Information has been received at the farm bureau office, Santa Ana, that there is a shortage of men for important positions in the truck crop field. Norman M. Blaney, executive secretary of the farm bureau, reports that although seventy men are taking work in this field at the branch of the College of Agriculture at Davis, the positions offered during the last summer could not nearly be filled, according to Dr. Truck Crops Men In Demand Information has been received at the farm bureau office, Santa Ana, that there is a shortage of men for important positions in the truck crop field. Norman M. Blaney, executive secretary of the farm bureau, reports that although seventy men are taking work in this field at the branch of the College of Agriculture at Davis, the positions offered during the last summer could not nearly be filled, according to Dr. H. A. Jones, head of the division of truck crops at Davis. Fifteen trained men for university work in truck crops could have been placed, says Professor Jones, if they had been available. In the commercial field, dozens of positions were open and every graduate was placed without meeting the demand. "We have been able to supply men for only a small percentage of the openings in vegetable gardening. Most of the demand in California is for men to go with the canning industry, seed industry, growers and shippers of fresh vegetables, inspection services and large ranches of individual growers. It would be almost impossible to list the different types of jobs that are open in vegetable work here. The industry is so highly specialized. Last year we placed three men on large asparagus ranches of canning companies. "There is considerable demand for men who are trained in vegetable breeding, especially men who know breeding technique. We are stressing breeding work in this division and we are attempting to save our men a thorough training in plant breeding. This summer we had ten of our major students working for the division during vacation. They are in touch with most of the breeding work and by the time they get our course and two or three years of experience they have a fairly good foundation. I think the demand for men well trained in vegetable work is here to stay." This field of work is worth consideration by the young men of Orange county," stated Blaney. CONTACT DESIRED Two girls met two young men and later compared notes after an evening mos, gorgeous as well as one of the most beautiful entries in the big Los Angeles omona, is that of the Valencia Orange Show at Anaheim. Two life-sized dromadaries, ably caparison palanquin, containing the figure of a beautiful Egyptian princess, are port sands. The palm trees of the nearby oasis wave gently in the background, while a is the camels. The whole is astonishingly lifelike, and is undoubtedly one of the most res of the year. About the base of the supporting platform are grouped the fruits of the Man umbermen number dealers University of Calilifornia, September agement from the three main topics out. One declared that her companion must have been a grocer, for he talked all the time about lard, butter, and so on. "I think mine was a tram-conductor," said the other girl; "he kept telling me to 'sit a little closer, please'." 666 Is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. It is the most speedy remedy known. 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