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Show TIIE TAGE FOUR IIERALD-JOURNA- MONDAY, MAY LOGAN, UTAH, L, 2, 1 932. Meet Track One Region Wins Thrilling Logan U Time 10:19 3 Woodruf.' , 'k Mrs. Willma Nelson. Satlow huidles- - Mordock, Rodne.rftson arriifi-'jierU .Lewis, Y; Dudley, Y. Time :24 5. urday after spending five months d relay Utah (Benmon, at Dear Lodge, Mont. Mrs. Allie Done and son, Nathnn Greenwell. Bennett, Wright), won IN UTES of Deer Lodge, Mont , are New state record. I 1'28 6. Kay, Time, FArdR -- M7 ( SirT, ; Mile relay BY U. (B. Jensen, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. W. WARAiEP AEAlAdS-- f The Rocky Kotter, P. Vv'ilson, L. Dudley), won. Hurien. vea iVe. PROVO, Mav 2 9 barohaigj PHYSICAL still re- Time, 3'25. was Mr and Mrs. Ladell Blanchard Mountain loniereme fdisU-DQ deat a dinner party FriTqR Ttty LAST- POUR entertained the with EY MY RdVSlCIAsi f today EFFORT verbrating -- v VJ&Rt at their home in SgmE- CT of Utah afternoon by COD VoU handed day feat 6 University THE the in finished YO(J SE wv Heres how they Records fell on all sides Saturof her father, Mr Christen s track in honor ( vQLl -EUA-Ycuniversity Young meet Brigham field VAT Your and OFF fd7 Region One track day at the Utah Aggie .stadium suc-at at birthday anniversary. and field hue Saturday It was gOtR VJAR i I WAS the Utah Aggie stadium SaturLIRE- - ociE oF A SiGhFr L06R IMUUREH EY Logan high si hool Grizzlies the first miet of the year for the Mrs. Helen Toolson has returned SERIOdSLY : Entertained day. their defended Region Mrs Erie Gordon, -cessfully from Seattle, Wash , after spendCougars while the I'tes already cdiAi&se -isi "THE PEGdCsl 120 high hurdles Porter, Pressi SdRAPdE-at a over One track and field title after one meet Thursday evening hold a dual surprise ing three weeks here with relavictory of the most thrilling duels in the ton; Ryan, Logan; Wells, Preston; gcdV 'To Terr veu frFcUod Utah Aggies The Cougars and party at her home in honor of the tives and friends. of rd HeartLarsen, North Caihe; Kinner, Oghusof her AT at history of the region. Logan birthday anniversary me A 6tJ8ied GF EXERCISES Aggies meet Saturday A prettily appointed supper pardm- Ad -'was The Grizzlies stores St'ti points, den. :17 9. A delicious dinner of the sea- band. 111 the final dual meet Box COME ( You dash DID G&'T' and Anderson, VclI si How Ogden deco ty was given Friday evening by Baxelder counted 49 9 oclock. Table served at son. Mrs Ethel Miles in honor of her was third with 41'. Other schools Elder; Hawkins, Bear River; Har"To MARE Your AY The final score Saturday was rations were red carnations and birthday anniversary Supper was finished as follows' North Cache, rison, Logan; Gladwell, Weber; was The 1 3 for spent the 2 3 75 to 69 tulips. evening MOAiEY Cougars served at small tables gay with Preston, 21 1 3, Bear River, Caste 11, Ogden. :10 6. Guests Bunco included, mile 2rs; the brought playing relay Victory in baskets North jonquils i Shades of Cache; 12 1. 12; Weber, 9; South Cache, 7. Mr. Lowell Mrs The Mr and Nelsen, the tneir victory. Cougars ufrtuded Mrs Records feli in six events, the Jensen, South Cache; Aylworth, and Mrs. Wayman Hillyard, Mr. yellow. TnJI, guests were strong winners exceptionally North Cache; Burke, Box Elder; dash, mile run, Mr. Golden Reeder, Mr and Mrs. Leo Gerald events Mrs. and field and Plowman, races tn distance Lowe, Mr and Mrs. Lester dash, high jump, javelin and Med- Green, Bear River. 4 50. while the Utes dominated the short and Mrs. Roy Hillyard, Mr. and Mr and Mrs Jack Douglass,Facer, Mr ley telay. Shotput Alkema, Ogden; Tripp, and Mr. and Glen Mrs. Fisher, dashes The oldest mark to fall was the North Cache; Johnson, Preston; score and Mrs P. P Bingham, Mr and Mickles Mrs. meet The High Harry summary: Mrs Archie Bingham, and Mr. d event which went to Gladwell, Weber; Rawlins, North Hammer thiow Siott, Y; Ostlei, was awarded Wayman Hillyard and Mrs. Howard Bingham The of Boxelder in .23 3 as Cache. 39 feet 57i inches. 131-- 4 was Mr Gordon Y. .several presented Distance, Shober, 4 Utah; .28 d evening was spent playing cards dash Anderson, Box compared with the mark of 1927. ft. gifts. in Mrs Miles was presented with set by Gibbs of Ogden Elder; Hawkins, Bear River; HarFishburn, Mrs. Robert Griffith entertained a High Anderson also won first in the gift. rison, Logan; Dames, Logan; Hill, Y, tied for U, club second; Freece, first, the Ladies Thursday sensational Literary fight Iaigan. ;23.3. dash in a 5 feet 10 inches. third Miss Anna home. at Height, afternoon her and River with Hawkins of Bear Rasmussen, Preston; Mile run Taylor, Y; Lusty, U; Boss of Logan high school, read Harrison of Logan who finished Hale, Logan; Tower, Ogden; Boer-enSOOOOSCC6liQC09CC02)60SOCi Cowan, U. Time, 4 27 3. "Our Betters, by William Somernamed in the order Ogden; Lewis, North Cache. Y; d run- - Dudley, servwas set Luncheon Maughan. RUSSELL 'UK II ;54 1. U; Wilson, Y. Time, .50 3. ed to 23 guests seated at small RECORDS BROKEN Pole Ogden; Javelin Snell, Y, Gain, Y; Da- tables decorated with Hyacinths. The two records sit by Russell Tingey and Harris, Box Elder, and The rooms were beautifully decovies, U Distance, 167 3 feet. Rib of Logan high s hool in the Rose, Bear River, tied for second, rated with tulips. Guests were, broken dash Wright, C, Hutchboth re by races wi North Dibble, Cache, Johnson, longer Saunders Logan and Harris, Bear River, tied Mrs, Weston Vernon of Logan, North Cache students inson, Y; Toone, Y. Time, :09 9 of Nofth Cache edged out Jensen for fifth. Shot put Scott, Y ; Shober, Y ; Miss Vena Cantwell, Mrs. Emma )M9909COeS6aiCCCee66Gi of South Cache ami a tiam mate, High jump Rasmussen, Box ElMcDonald, U. Distance, 42 feet 11 Thornley, Mrs. Euphema Sheffer, and Mrs. Kate Cragun. Aylesworth, 111 a dining finish der; Ryan, Logan; Knwullis, Loini hes. Mrs Lizzie Mourtinson of Bengan; Hall, Ogden; Kinner, Ogden; that set a mink of 4.59 as Vault Pole and U, Stoerck, 4 516 of Millington, North Cache; Gibbs, with the old maik Idaho, is visiting her nington, Hodge, U, tied for first; Buldulph, finMrs Herb Pltchei Lyle Tripp of North Cm he field Bear River; Tripp, North Caihe, Y, and Kotter, Y, and Toronto, U, daughter, 'ft 9 5 tied for feet fifth. the of Height, Robert E. Griffith left Friday ished far out m front tied for 12 thud feet 07 6 Height, 2 inches. of d mark for Saa Franeiseo on to set an -- Tripp, d high hurdles - Fishburn, morning North Cache; business. as compared with 2 86 He was U; Lewis, Y, and Rushforth, U, Clark, Ogden; Lcland Stephens of Ogden, renot pressed and eon lower this Gessel), Logan; , tied for second and third. Time, He will give Burke, Box Elder; Sorenson, Box turned record considerably missionary from the East16. Elder. 2 97 6. ern states, was recently a guest Galloway of Uintah mid Wiley of Javelin Hendricks, Ogden; Bio, id jump Millott, Y; Richinx, of Miss Oralie Cragun. Tooele a real rat e In the slate Smith, North Cache; Peterson, U, Cox, U Distance, 21 feet 5 ill Mrs Harold Dcppe entertained finals. South Box Cache; Hess, Elder; d tun Lusty, U; Jensen, the Junior Lite! ary at her home The last ti ark refold to go was k J a 1 102 inch feet 1Ogan Y ; Kotter, Y Mrs. Ada a personal triun ph for Gessel of Kowallis, Time, 1 58 5 Thursday afternoon Discus- - Rasmussen, Box Elder; CHAPTER THREE gaged homestead. It touched the sh ' Wnght, U. Hutch- Claypooi rood The Swan by Logan although it was the entire Sneddon, Ogden; Kinner, Ogden; tenor He the When the Four Marx Brothers manager's heart put The rooms were decorated inson, Y; Gieenwell, U Time, ;21 3. Logan medley reh.y team that par- Worley, Logan; Rawlins, North '1 formed their first vaudeville un- back on the bill nnd eliminated Discus -- Shober, Y; Ostler. U; with spring flowers. A delicious railing BoxenCr by Cache. 195 8 feet. ticipated Brothers! Marx the in Hi Fun an Skule, ion in act, Madsen, Y. Distance 129 2 feet two points with only two relays luncheon was served to 10 guests 220 low hurdles -- Worley, laigan; Two-mil- e all could sing, dance and play inrun Snyder, Y ; Tay- - and two special guests, Mrs. Maud to go, it was necessary for Logan Harris Box Harpos only temperament Elder; Logan; Porter, who cercame his Harpo, struments, excepting to take them both to make Mclaian, Weber; Ryan, Logan. did only pan- shortly thereafter when th wife tain of winning. Dibble, Skidmore, 27 9 l l !. i tomime. So a of an Indian escape artist hissed fallen hud and Hale of Logan J . I Box Broad , I .1 c a m p a ign him from the wings. Now the slightly behind in the race when Elder; Dibble, Logan; Anderson, Bear of River copGrover City routine called for this program's Gessel! was handed the baton with Box Elder; Rasmussen, Preston; in the first honors singles ped of persuae him woman to place her husband in the tremendous assignment Hess, Box Elder, 20 4 9. and Pearson and Skidmore of Boxto learn some a straightjacket, leaving the seen Mile overhauling Lyle Tripp in the won Ellis, school first elder (Owens, place instruhigh musical cret loophole 0ien, during four tinal of trie race. He Tower, Boerens); Preston, North in the doubles of the high school ment. of the five daily performances. In deed the Cache. 8'43fl finally mromplished rfieet at the Utah State tennis chose Harpo By the fifth show she was in the home xtroti h, selling n new (Dibble, relay- - Logan Medley Saturday. college Agricultural a since the harp, light housekeeping room preriurk of .",57 4 against (he old Skidmore, Hale, Gessel); North In For the first time many years, was paring midnight supper. It was mark of 3 58 2. Ciu he, Ogden. 3 57 4 in nut was represented Logan and the Mawx Brothers duly to tie up available Half-nnl- e Two new minks in fold t vents doubles or the Logan (Worley, either relay singles instruthe Hindu for this performance. were set, Rasmussen of Boxelder Hill. Dailies, Harrison); Box Elder, championship. ment seemed That night Harpo insisted on going over the high jump at 5 feel, Ogden. 1 88. Grover won out over a field An hour expensive aiding the performer. 94, inches, to break the murk ot of eight contestants, winning two to" buy. One, after an hysterical audience had Wilcox of 'Davis by a half inch matches, both of which went the however, left, the magician was still strug- Another record set by Thfirnley he f( 11, topping the last hurdle, limit of three sets, while on match located gling with his outfit and his wife 154 team111 feet and finished, out of the money. the javelin of of Davis was forfeited to him by a $40. It was had to rush hack td the theater three Inches was moved out to contributed mate, Benson of Bear River City. of Logan cracked to liberate him. Worley 162 .feet, 1 inch by Hendricks of plenty of points winning the In the douhles, Pearson and often .fell apart But on this a . went a i Ogden larger Harpnj learned to play, his own ! r through , low hurdles, fourth io the Skidmore (To lie Continued) in tes hi4r. Even today, although RASMUSSEN OK BEES discus and a member of the win- field of 12 contestants, winning one match while of the three sets, limit of OUTSTANDING envy thousands, he reads ning half mile relay team.,- He "three records established d by was entered in the dash They defeated the Logan team of. no music and plays in so unorthodox a manner that no other NEBRASKA Hucksters of Davis high school and failed to place. This, in turn, Fish and Lund in the final match-esMAY before they moved from Region pushed him out of second money harpist can play his instrument Skidmore of Boxelder proved after he tunes it. OnC went by the boards. In in the broad jump because he had As a matter of fact, to the two field events, the entered three events prior to that the iron man of the meet, playing ANGLERS Harpo 98 games in both sindid not know until he saw a , medley relay mark was held by time. His trial leap was second a total ofdoubles the and day. during " gles Davis. The Davts boys still hold best in the group. painting of a winged harpist in i j br-t The contests were under the an art store window that one mark however, the nnle relay. IS LATE IN he had athletic the of departLINCOLN1, direction been fNeb. lllay (TT holding his cheap instruRasmussen of Boxelder was the FINISHING UP ment of the Utah State Agriculment on the wrong thoulder. in Nebraska may Fishermen The meet, all in ali, was one of tural outstanding star of the day. He H B with college on their MONEY ON have to observe bag limits copped th.ee fust places and ran the most successful ever staged. A physical education director, A IIUKP catches, according to State Game a lap on the Boxelder relay team large crowd was in attendance and m charge. The O'Connell. Frank He was first in the high jump, watched some thrilling duels for harp lasted for years, but Warden, The results: discus and broad jump. He was pointage in both track and field eventually went through a train O'Connell plans to ask the state SINGLES in Mississippi. wreck The jar legislature next winter to grant also entered in the low hurdles events In only one way could the round: Skidmore of First caused to it fall and to was forced it the state game commission tha but apart drop out after meet really be improved. By startdefeated Lund of Logan, appeared such a wreck that the authority to impose varying bag winning his heat when Master of ing earlier and running it off more 9.0; nark of Ogden defeated claim agent offered Harpo $250 limits on fish at different state Ceremonies AI Warden ruled that It was neaily 7 p. m , be- - m,j 0f South Cache, -Jt3t fouF short days left to no man could compete m more fore the final deciding half mile Grover of Bear River defeated damages. Harpo gasped and took lakes in order to prevent the qanlity fished1 out too lakes from than three individual events and relay race was run being Bowen of Logan, I aintincr season is here. items. Dim t overlook those ' When the brothers Chijuiiut reached low Hefented rapidly. extremely The meet was conducted by the Benson of Bear River prices. relay. cago he took the $250 and his the Porter of. Preston was another Utah Aggies athletic department Pearson of Boxelder, At sbme of the lakei, old harp to trade in for a new all the paint vou will need . . NOW! t ome in today before stocks are ' Iuj are warded defeated individual He In Clark said, E. L. Diiector round: game they Second depleated. outstanding easily Romney one. surprise was boundless the fish faster than we won the high hurdle race and chaige of arrangements. Grover won when His He was Skidmore, he was offered $250 on the catching The average them. can was giving Worlcv of Logan a assisted by a large staff of com- by forfeit from Benson. produce $49 He laughed about his fisherman isn t to blame, but Grover defeated luck harp. real argument for first place when petent workers. Final round: for a week until he heard an there are dozens of fishermen who Clark. collector had the antique bought visit the lakes every day, and 1MH HUES old instrument for $750! sometimes more tnan once a day, First round: It was in these early years eac h time taking the full limit. Boxelder, defeated Lohman-Bowfound themVanOrden-- j that the Marxes Several jears ago the state en, Logan, to selves unable leave a small Johnson, North Cache, defeated Pennsylvania town because it had launched a program of stocking PABCO MULTI PABCO MULTI PABCO IMPROVED streams and lakes with trout, bass, Bear River, been quarantined for smallpox perch and other fish ranted at South SERVICE Jnson-1WINT Illmmson, SERVICE VARNISH three-da- y the of booktheir last stale hatcheries. This restocking o INTERIOR FINISH Caihe, defeated Siimmsun-Hnrmoing Lo-- 1 For nnv surface. Indoors 01 has been done at noth itate-Use it anywhere Boxelder, With three in ahead the days , streams in A new- Williamson-Halnod lakes and out 12 beautif il colors. public gan, defeated deelnpment in home next - town, the brothers stole Maughan-AllcFishermen get the Urge to go ieeoratioii. Neither flat nor high 1(1.11 South Caihe, il Only Onh from the town after midnight Per r.al. the hbok and in defeated the 8 of the most modem South spring Cache, gloss and Walked eight miles down the fishing fish with ease The fish W ai Bear River, pastel shades During this sate- Hack through the moun- hungry railroad not are been have LINSEED Qiiimiry-Geddcthat' OIL planted Logan, PAIICO MULTI Only il Quart Ogden, tains l.i nd'iui.t-Fowlegiven time to grow or multiply. M TIIT SERVICE ENAMEL your own can Biing 6 2 9 9 s vr Tii Pearson-Skid-imrvind1 "d Now ii Ballon :PBUO-L- ( For indoois or out Unaffected i d Van They reached the second vd- . fc, A fast to deat have drying floor finish for their bv hoi or told water. Resists dawn, only lage l:o. '7 - M inghan-Allelinoleum um nois in t ancellcd after their first persi ongest si rubbings Dues dast ll ''ID UR ' v Geddes, PABCO OIL FLUX formance. since they were too fue in 4 til 5 hours 17 model M.id ioiiihI. learson Skid more tiled Nnxv to do it swell. " (,nnrt illmmson ( oloi s Jen ' in tc.'lc For woodwork unpointed to the time got defeated nut By they M.uighant,.;i beautiful natural colors, light u f 2. park, N. J , their next stop, Non PVR-COT,Vr Q(- oak, dark oak, walnut, mahogI 1 t ? i Pi rou" ' Pe irsnn Skidmore they had not even a nukle ovei any Fa their advance on board and rooms 6 4. ROOP ('(FATINfi N VriONAL i fe 9 .1 TM Lund. This fact caused Grom ho, tourR VIM O .MULTI SERVICE Mainline of Teaiim a to crave Only board a (limit the walk, Urpmr your roof with Pab-foling I F Q 'OR ENAMEL 1 1: sai k of popcorn Dunn thus sale Finnl'y, in he traded the act's only tY.r all tvpus of floors Water-pnm- f PVP.UO KALSOMIXE-t. fountain pen for the delicacy and ii Billion Only Ka sikH action of stiong- has regretted it ever since. wull st This m finish iloor superior compounds All 12 of thb most fi cohus modern tints (.ip li) Tlieater Imagine Their niotlu, ''ali for one, aided Non :i Quail these them through Less . ,Vr r,,n r,n- years -- ex1.. t During Sale! . Iili-ixptmg once The theater manIn , in Burlingham, caught ager y Siiiiiitijr'. Kexull Chao smoking backstage nnd fin- .Ik al.r 'Him at Pittstmigh 5, Cuieiiinili 7. was settled This $5 him cd only Vilest Metro Louis 7, Chicago I. St. Theater, where his But th bv the town mayor, who decided it ( loldwv Otheix, ram. pietute, 110010 Flesh Is Weak," is mingling laughs ptmlent to insist upon the fine Hllt the manager, in revenge, and heart throbs for delPhlcd A E RICAN Mf I.E4GI for their paid off the comedians 'ludienies . and dimes. Re-- j Standing of Tciwiih The new puture is-- a filmualion week in nickels not were see 1 to they ountmg of Ivor Novella's famous stage hit. I heated caused the Marxes to Washington "The Tru'h Gann ,' fir s t last train out of town New York lion In London and Viter, at the miss the and made them late Cleveland . iBirmnore Theater in New York, tint night Detroit a hit with Billie Burke St Louis . Montgomery plays the clever but Even when aiding others they Chicago Max, impoverished laughable joung nristoirat who resolves to was the time when a manager, to He finds a LOGAN, UTAH marry a nth girl a German economize, cancelled famous fleet Whrn ihe UocJiar trsl departed from Phoenix, Ariprospeit in a wealthy noblewoman, ti nor on the same bill. Suiilai's Results r, H J O of , works all his engaging charms, Geeenleaf, mnn.eet New York 2. Washington son., en route lo actor fellow operations, was Soirow for a WelKtille Smilhfii'UI Hyuini Lewiston Trenton wins the girl's line - then alls in prompted the boys to go to the presented with ah ti r uf fc.ru tii..s to liiu stale of Oh.o bv Gov. Ceoiga Preston Chicago 1, Cleveland 11. love W. P. Hunt, of Arinna. Gov. Hunt who with her best friend Detroit 3, St Louis 4 pictusj above, at right, prrauUng manager with a sob story about, rain. a cent. to Ihiladelphla-Bostopmortlatter husut the tenor's sick wife and ' By Our Boarding House - Boxelder Falls When Logan Wins In Relays Ahern lor, Y'; COUGARS DEFEAT Peay, 220-yar- d 889-yar- y oars arched tieRF-,sciAT'7X- Eeed CONTEST A'fffe-AtP'lTAi- -- - idous! rdM Im ves ,tatHer -- Tell - 100-ya- et rs, d 880-ya- 220-yar- 220-yar- jump-Rus'nfo- 100-ya- s, n, 440-yar- vault-Snedd- on, lUO-yai- d Today!and Tuesday! rum-pare- d 8o-yar- 120-ya- 680-yar- J BEAR From Gags to Riches RIVER, BUT 880-yar- BOXELDER 11 220-yar- d TERMS TITLES ,1 1 .FLESh Bol-me- r. ?iOEA L harp-playin- g V en,' started to Last Few Days relay-Ogd- 880-yui- d none such 3rd GREAT ANNU AL SALE too was for and 229-yar- d The Years - 100-yar- Ir' LIMIT ij Hun-sake- r, Box-eld- er S i 6-- Gun-rapidl- y. ofthemarkahle 'ialeof 6-- 6-- e f fr - 6-- 2 5 lest Licet Delivers Message All These Pabco Items Guaranteed Highest Quality Pearson-Skidmor- -. 6-- 6-- Bjorn-Shumwa- 9-- 6-- Q Fi.xh-Lun- 6-- 07 $2.95 6-- t! 6-- 00 q 97 c S-- j 1 Oiden-John-- ! 6- Major League , 1 3 11 m-- Standing 6-- As-hu- l'i-h- -1 I $1.33 1 $1.35 E 79 a j.k r:p on os p 00 together j 89c Iuj ' 53 c rkr Now! 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