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Show tfVWW THE AGE FOUR I 1 A TEED BY DEXTER NEW YORK Down iri a dusty boiler room, two stones helnv. the street level, toils u tuw In ad ed young German He is liiemiu and assistant engineer in one o' Manhattans skyscraper hot. - I1 the ruddy glow from tic Im like a mu a mu box he looks wrestler He is I'.iul Is But he isn't. Bruyn, winner of the Boston n.ir be a piomimu to sure athon. competitor in the coming Ohm juc.s where he hopes to over, no, the great Enin. Paavo Nuruu for a summer activity of the Logan city soli, ml Plans program have been announced following u corn meeting of the correlation mittee on summer activities held Juniur higl at the Monday school. Two features of major import ence were decided on at the meeting. They were a mass play program for all children in the city,a to be held once each month, and jungle league of "soft ball" for boys in the elementary schools June 22. 0 German-Amenca- S'"' Woodruff at Henson; July Whittier at Wilson; Ellis at Web2b ONLY ly, solo la j M 111 1 1 ' Redeem Your Coupon DAYS KAKLV 1 Karly-d.- u Books at . fe-- 0lvmPiC9 n in 101 tfit. tov.n was built Logi v.erc savtd and split to serve walls K Rushmore arena thi A high rock fireplace was one corner ot the building and a bayonets are said to like the real thiny aith tii a m! rough board floor was laid. About ver grey blades and ti o a hainhes B.66 a rock stiucture replaced the old log house. Like many other communities of the period in 'Mormon' localities ill I 'toll, a schoolroom was added to the meeting house so that education of the children went on hand in hand with theological tiun Tt II ION IAKU lA pre-vad- L? 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OVALTItiE m 39c JR... 89c 39c 79c $f .00 ZONITE ANTISEPTIC ..48c .29c $1.00 ORUS 39c 29c PSYLLIUM SEED, Pound Can 50c UNGUENTINE $1.25 ABSORBINE 50c LYSOL ASPIRIN $1.25 Bayer's 42c 35c 19c 12.. 35c TEXCEL SANITARY -- -- 19c Package of V-- S Butter Prices M0DESS 35c KOTEX, JUBILEE v 10c 35c Antiseptic Cuttle-Receip- ... watt $1.00 Pepsodent r, E. LIGHT GLOBES G. 26c Peroxide of Hydrogen Ogden Livestock lands tor tr.e d HELD AT HOMES education in Millville Denson was before the days of the iree s from Burley, puN.c .school system which Wi.l'tr-o- n Mi- now m eveiv state m the Imho, is isiting in the ward for duv- i I inoa A si. .all tuition fee for m of Mr and Mrs DiU Ke-- s ohilu had to be paid by tne taiii T Bees of Benson, gradu), ,s Millville s first school acparei t :im the USA!1 on S iturday about the home of Carrie tivity SucWX Ytavir to Gd- - Kiankhn t in the r and cessively, s hool was kej Vg and rod parting houses, then in lx vi, a one room rock houe vs as built. The L. L) thunh .;tipervied the school, and ? Herald-Journa- r, BENSON Benson, was usiting in the war) Sunday, calling on a nun.htr oi old friends Vri E S KuUidy i home from the hr.spit.il She is reported to be impi oving arc Mr and Mrs. Oga Fnl.-Jca rrjou mg over the arrival of ooy, horn Tuesday Mr and Mrs ()!:. W ilks and ihildten if Salt Lake City spent Memorial day with Mrs Wilts W parents. Mr. and Mrs. H Ballard The marriage of Miss Lois Fulkerson of Southfield to Ira Monsenuin of Bmson took place at Logan June ! The young couple will inane their new home in iJOUE FLiG-hT- e Pete-Hanse- the residents donate .. upkeep. FIRST CHURCH IS ba-b- v Go-ga- n 'I 932. j j LIST 1 8eti68flS3g! 'i df-yyi- Mrs Widrun C'untweli of Salt Lake (.tv, fii.ner. a icsuit-- t of M Renson Wednesday's Results 1 2, Boston Washington Ellis. New York 2 ut Woodruff Philadelphia Wilson; August Benson at Ellis; W'hittier at Web- (First 16 innings). Others postponed; rain. ster. Becuuse De Bruyn bus only his August 9 Ellis at Woodruff; first citizenship papers in Wilson at Wliittier; Webster ai he must run for GerBenaon. many in the coming Olympics, August 16 Woodruff nt 'Veh .j, though he wants to run for the Rter: Wilson at Ellis; Bcnsm ut James Knott, his Whittier. Saturday, the M mens baseball - (ded Stntes lets him take time off, August 23 Whittier at Wood- - team played Winder; team. Day- emPmycr, but is traveling expensive ruff; Webster at Wilson; Ellis ut ton was victorious with a score of "I have spent every nickel for Benson. Monduy they played with Ginrose team and came out on the sport since I came to An milie Bruyn declares ca, the winning end. But he isn't sorry. It has been PLAN AIR LINE Clarence Weeks motored to worth it, for he's a healthy, lusty Sunday to get his brother, young man who MOSCOW. June 2, (I enjoys life to paswho has been in the hos- the utmost. senger air line bjtween Moscow pital at Gogan. and Vladivostok now being or- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoodiess of gatiized by the civil aviation an- - Millville, were guests of her partborittes, is expected to open for enls, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gurov n, KITTEN LEAGUE business this autumn. Since air Sunday. service from European capitals Miss Vera Page returned home to Moscow is already in existence, Wednesday after GAMES TONIGHT a pleasant visit fVe new line would in fact give with her cousin, Miss Ruth 1 aito direct the air passage Europe mer of Holbrook, Idaho. Far East. Mrs. Myrtle Cole of Treasureton, Games of the Logan Kitti, Idaho, visited with her sister, Mrs. Ball League, announced in the Mabel Atkinson. as tj be played on l WINNERS OF Mr. and Mrs. William Clark are to be played toand son of Tyhee, Idaho, called on Friday night, night. Mrs George L. Jones, Saturday. The are the fourth round DRAWING Mrs. Lucille White and chil- ir. the games league with the Seventh dren of Ogden spent the past week in the lead, playing the at the home of her parents, Mr. ward, rapidly impioving Postoffice team Ford, sedan, Marilyn and Mrs. Willium Archibald. gumes will find the Presby Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stroffer and Other Poeock, Wilford, Idaho. terians the Herald-JournServel electric refrigerator, Ed:u daughter, Norma, of Salt Lake City and the playing at Fred and Mix. City d r XrN Hn(4 John LaPray Perkins, Logan,. Utah. Hotpoint elect-i- c range. Waym of Weston, Idaho, were dinner Davis. Logan, Utah. uesis ut the hume of Cyrui Philco electric radio, Balpl 'VKNns. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jensen Wan lass. Winders of the $5 00 coupon of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. OGDEN, June 2. d'l'i Ogden Louis Breitenhuecher L. C. Gabrtelsen of Logan, livestock hsoks reports for Wednesday, Mr. Mrs. and Eliza Hulse, Leonard Ernest Breitenbueeh-- r as made by USDA are as folthe of Preston, were visiting with lows; Hall, Wallace Everton Mark I sr son, Mrs. Marv P. Carter, Mrs riends here Memorial day. Receipts, 660, including Miss Beta Page of Salt Lake 194Hogs George Ewer, B. W. Johnson, Ed for market, 147 to San Franwin Olsen, Albert Jenkins. Lr ity visited with relatives and cisco packers and 319 to Los Angegrand Johnson. Mrs. Nets Simnsn-- J nerds here Sunday. les top, steady; early Mrs. Retha Elsworth of Kem-lere- $3.10 packers; O. Hayvsrd, Leon Stucki, Jack on desirable weight drive-ins- ; Wyoming, spent the past few lots mixed weights, $3 00; pigs, Milligan. wo weeks visiting with her mothMiss Blanche Jensen, Veri'Ii" mostly $2.25; packing sows, $175 er. Mrs. JoTin Weir. ser. Frank Earl. George E F 4i2 25; late yesterday deck J. A. Fife and family were visi-in- g lund, Mrs. Lewis Edwards. Kath Idahos. $3.75, freight paid to with relatives and friends coast. rvn Caine, Louisa Wray, Mrs. G t Cornish nnd Trenton, Mondav. F. Knowlton, Betty Morrell, Rns ts 171, including R. F Shumway A. Nyman, Stsnlev Ralph accompanied 87 for markcti 32 dire(.t, 2i to Mrs. R F. Berntson. R K iy his daughters, motored to Day California 24 to and dairymen on. Monday evening. Nelson, Dean Olsen, O, E. Mdlard San Francisco about packers; Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer Ernest Gunnell. few medium and good nd family of Holbrook. Idaho; steady; Ben F. Phillips. Mrs. Katherin common down heifers. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Godfrey and to $3 $3k5u4 75; f audan, L. C. Gahnelsen. 00; several lots slaughter Mrs. Horace Tavlor. N. W amilv of Clarkston, Utah: Mr cows. $2 75 k 3 25; including half nd Mrs. John Chapman and fami-Kimball, Mrs I eland K. load medium kinds at $3 00;under Mrs. R. K. Daincs, Jess Norman and Orval Page of Preston and grade cows, $2 25 down; few bulls Joseph Keefe, Orval Crockett, Lu- Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Bodily And $2 50 k 3.00. lu A. Keefe. John amdv of Fairview, Idaho, were Christensen, Receipts 827, including Louis A. Petersen, Ronald Butlm visiting with their brothers, and 251Sheep for market, 191 to Omaha Wendell Sorensen. amilies on Monday. Frd Peterson, 2S5 to ('hva'-market and marMr. nnd Mrs. D. G. Neeley and Winner of the climited to drive-ins- ; Edna Petersen, Adrian Wright, heir fmrilv of Idaho Falls; Mrs. ket; early sales fat lambs, $51X1 Mella Smith of Preston and Madu down Russell Borchert, Mrs W u Mar-mrVtwnod were guests of Mrs. ley, Darwin Lund. Douglas t " Naef. Sunday. Ouavle, Harold Jensen Doris Part Mr and Mrs. Junius Christensen ington. N. B. Wileox, Donna Snen cer, D. "H. Nietsen. Mrs nd family snent Memorial day at Miss Hattie Morrell Wen Hyde Park, Utah. Mrs. Delbert Clifford dell Sorenson, Fred Blotter and two SAN FRANCISCO. June 2 u in hildren of Gogan are guests at San Francisco Irene Hodees, Cleora Mohr butter today, 92 Marvin Benson Wilmar James 'he home of her brother, Ezra score IX I eon Stucki, Mrs Flla Smith Wnkham Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Shepherd Spencer f'slderwood Rich"d Rut len, Fred Glauser, lone Hopkins, and family motor od to Clarkston, overnight guest at the home of his aunt. Mrs Leonard Johnson Flla J Phillips, Mrs. Walter Per- Utah, on Memorial day. Mrs. Goida Mitchel of Riverdale, of Preston kins. Jack Crookston. Rodney D Fifth ward Friday-nighWest. Mrs. C. E. Hansen, Norman Tdaho. snent Monday with Mrs. On his return home he Mon-soEmma H. Callan. was accompanied by his cousin, Sill, Wvopa Derrlcart, James Ardetla Gnehm. Miss Blanche Naef spent a Vw Frank Johnson, who visited tor davs H. Preston at Edward the Mrs. W, Bell, guest of Miss two days. Allie T. Scho'es, Mrs Bobbie Belnap. LaVor Jensen accompanied by Mias Bernice Smith of Preston his sister. Miss Phoebe motored Hazel Pedersen. Legrande Johnson, Mrs, Reading. Mrs. George was the over-nigguest of Miss to Logan, Sunday to get their Christoffeesen." Elwood Rasmuson, Alta Jones. Thursday. sister, Miss Reta who has attendMr. nnd Mrs. Joseph H. Hansen ed the U.S.A.C. the past school Herbert Newsy, Mary Griffin, Mrs w. J. Reading, Eva Woolf. Miss spent Memorial day at Clarkston year. Erma Francke. J. VV. Johnson, O. and Newton, Utah, visiting with .Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bodvn of Logan were guests of Mr and relatives. C Hampton, N. W. Kimball, Haws, LeRoy Archibald, Jr., was the Mrs. Charles Jones, Monduy. 7 2. y Conjoint meeting Sunday evening whs in ehargt of the Ladies' Give ciui of Lofr'an umlei the di- in imu, other pioneer home nitionMr-- of Mss ihyhio abpens. )f tjRl settlement became in turn L rtha Putvi a.:d .;le iL.ndezvous of the pioneers for tor. 1 Webster at Woodruff at Wilson; Whittier at nrwff tone , c- t I9--- 4-- ' H son. 26 vx. & c? I . t WhitMer Woodruff Wilson at Webster; Ellis at Ben- July Ji ' ' K Unlike many distance runner., l)e Bruyn ha.- powerful, muscular arms and chest "So soon as your arms get ay-tired, you lose the race." I'aul His don't get tired He goes t bed at o'clock twice a week and on other nights he some times stays up to the "Wto" hour of 10 o'clock He likes ami drinks beer, but he smokes little one cigar after I win the race." He w'hs eighth in the pn-last year But ho h UL five national recouL for various races. long "I am young." he says "I figure on the Olympics in i.'ki it. Berlin, for then Ill be at my prime. But now I must go to Los Angeles in June to train on a flat course and get used to the climate. lJk ster. V- d . July V. used to live in the Bruns But then and run to work hills on in c weren t enough route, so he moved to 94th street near First avenue Now every morning at 5 a when the Broadway night life crowd is coming nome - ho pulls on an old pair of pants and shirt, runs up the "biggest hill to Fifth avenue in New York pounds through Central Park and arrives at the hotel ready to work He travels the five miles in les than 2!i minutes To get more exercise during the day he runs up and down the 27 flights of stairs to the roof, practices gymnastics and. of course Once in a while works. for fun and he would like to play American football He's a strong fellow, this 2t He has been German year-olrunning only two years Inf.ot he didn't know he could run long distances until he entered for fun a Van Cortland Park race staged A C by the He finished sixth. ) ft and Mrs Hyde of President Salt Lake City, are visiting in Beruon as the guests of Mr and Mis J Cash Smith Mr Hyde vs as of the president formerly where Mr Australian - mission Smith laboied as a missionary and which was Mis. Smiths formei home Brecon ut Hyde 'poke in sacrum gt meeting und Jay Pond played a saxophone and trom him. He The baseball league will include one team from each of the school districts, the players to be chosen by an elimination process in which all boys have a chance. These elimination games are to be arranged and directed by the M 01 Res Letts leader in each disHave TSe most playground PEUCaT trict. AppeTiTfes All games are to be played as with the results rescheduled ThohKS ft JdtlC OuetEV, ported to the Junior high school iswi by the winning captain empires are to be furnished by the teams A small, soft baseball is to he Ail used under regular rules games are to be played at 6 JO on the grounds Indicated on the schedule or some other ground properly arranged for and signed upon by the home team CHAMPIONS TO CiET PKIZK A appropriate prize will he Awarded the champion to be decided through a final championship game between the t vo high games on August 24. The schedule is as follows fune 8 Benson at Woodruff; Wilson at Whittier; Webster at Ellis. June i.Y Woodruff of Webster; Widndayn Kcsiilts Wilson at Benson; Ellis ut WhitPhiladelphia 4, New York 2 tier. St Louis, Chicago I) (called 7th, June 22 Wilson nt Woodruff; Penson at Ellis; Webster at Whit- rain). Two games scheduled tier. June 20 Woodruff at Ellis: WilAMKKH AN LKALl K son at Whittier; liens:.-- atWih Standing of Teams st- July 6 Webster at Woodruff; Ellis at Wilson; Whittii r at Benson y g.fc JUNE THURSDAY. UTAH.; jf '.f Since he packed up his otlui shirt and came to America fron. the little province of Oldenhuig. on the North Sea. only two year ago, he has worked and trained because he likes athletics Gabor mg in a basement hasn t stopped LEADERS TO HAVE CHARGE The play night will be under the direction of Miss Grille NeiNon of the Juniur high school and Miss Oreta Hall of the Senior high school. The first will be held SCHOOL. on LOGAN. L. 9 Warms Up For Olympics 'i Summer Play Program JJe In Schools Announced 1 IIERALD-JOURNA- Itf ri1Bri 3 for $1.65 GOLF TEES, bags ot 100 19,t PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM PACKED TENNIS BALLS 35C 3 for $1.00 TENNIS RACKETS 98 and $1.98 NEW BATHING CAPS 10 19 25 TOURIST LUGGAGE Values to $2.23... 98C HAWKEYE CAMERA Model C, No. 2. Uses roll film. Special. 69C the new ta ZHZlsES NaftaOMnUMHI t |