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Show THE HER ALP - JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, SATURDAY. MARCH Seek State Legion Baseball Tourney Here Logan Post Is Seeking Choice Summer Events DEPRESSION (E F02CED -U MANY 2 6. 1 FOR RENT Wanted Male Help FURNISHED iA MAN WITH CAR WANTED to advertise our goods and disWest 6th packages to Al. tribute introductory consumers. Must be satisfied with 3 room modern home, with garage. 90c an hour at start. Write for 373 West 2nd South. Phone full particulars. ALBERT MILLS, 335-Al. ROUTE MGR., 20s MONMOUTH, M26. Cincinnati, O. Modern apartment. 379 East 2nd . M29. A million dollar roofing and paint North. Phone 1279-Jmanufacturer can use a hard Modern borne. 23 East 2nd South hitting salesmen to handle this M22tf. vicinity. Give reterencp and exami telephone num'vr. furnished perience Three room ir.oeern, Address Box 3, The apartment, downstairs. 72 North M26. M15tf. Young Reed Detton will get Ills First West. first rhHiice at a world's wrestling Steam heated room and aparttitle in Logan tonight when he For CAKIEXTER or (ouA12. ments. Park hotel. meets Jackie Reynolds, holder of st ruct ion Work Call the world's welterweight title, in a FOR RENT Nicely furnished REVERE FORSRERG finish match as the feature of the four room heated apartment and arena. card Allen's at weekly fight 261 Euilding; Contract or Day East Third bath. Garage. It will be the first wrestling North. Call 525 or 1112. M9tf. Work. Rhone 827-match with a title at stake for 374 East 7th North many years George Nelson, train- Furnished apartment, suitable for 28 er at the Utah State Agricultural light housekeeping, $12.50. 03tf. college, used to pull some real East Second North. hair raisers with former title holders but until tonight, "them days FOR RENT Steam nested fur- BABY ( lilt KS ni.shed apartments and unfur-- ! is gone forever." S5tf. nished house. Phone $8 75 per hundred for Brady's Unlike boxing matches, where White Leghorns. Hanson breedthe title holders seem to have a Semi for catalogue. Ading. mania for going about the coundress W. J. Brady, Mgr., Bratry knocking over palookas of all 25c. Children hair dy's disAdults Poultry Ranch and Hatch-crcutting Shapes and sizes, much to the 15c every day. except Saturday. Arimo, Idaho. gust of the fans who attend, the title holders usually Barber shop, basement Sewell's wrestling M26 manage to stage an excellent show. store. unquestionDetton, although MILK RAW ably the unuerdog tonight, is well For tho last year, has FOR SALE price known to local fans who respect been uppermost in the minds of his ability. They know he is most buyers. Two Slightly Used Hollers (or on the Meditate capable of giving Reynolds a real word QUALITY for a few minHot Water Brooders Cheap ! going over and consequently are utes. Parley Savage, producer and expected to witness a humdinger distributor of high quality raw BAUGH PLUMBING CO. of a contest. A7. milk. South Main Just as if this one match wasn't enough of a feature. Ira Dcrn, Soil and ferttlizor screened. Cow and sheep manure. 25c per sack the leading Heavyweight of the A16. country, will be on Delivered. Phone 590-Jthe card in another finish mutch health. for Drink Crazy Crystals with Louie Miller. Dorn can alfrom George W. Dutson, ways be counted on to stage a 478Order West Center, Logan, Utah. real fracas and tonight, with Miller 719-A14. as Ills opponent, should be no Phone exception. Artificial teeth a specialty from PHONE 448 Dean Detton will be in Logan $10 to $13 per set. Guaranteed to to watch his younger brother per- fit. J. A. McCau.slHnd. 32 East Household goods and pianos form against the title holder, so Center. Phone 1086. all. transferred to all parts of naturally, he couldn't he left off and rubbish removed. Call the city the card. Consequently, Dean will Ashes 448 Nlkf. open the wrestling bouts with a Long Distance Hauling 30 minute time limit, one fall to win encounter with Art Chester of Washington. UNFURNISHED Iromoter Dick Quinncy is also planning a four round preliminary A cottage with 3 bedrooms, bath, fight as a curtain raiser furnace, on Boulevard; near in; The fights are scheduled to start 107I-or 465. at 8:15 p. m. This will accommo- garngc. Ihouc Al. date tlie late Saturday night 4 rooms and bath, crowds. and extra spring lenves for very neat apartment, second floor, $12.50. every make of oar! Phone 1071-or 465. Al. I for two. Apartment South. 33 Wrestling Title Bouts Ready for Logan Fans hAC YOUNO T0 P2UYE IHEIR PATE? Herald-Journa- American The annual Legion statewide baseball tournament finals may be staged In Logan this year. This is the word that was given out following the meeting of Logan Post No. 7 Friday night. The local post, the athletic com- mittee of the Chamber of Com- merce and the athletic council of Utah State Agricultural college are all cooperating to bring the big tournament, held last year a' Magna, to Logan. If arrangements can he made to have the tournament immediately following the annual farmers encampment this summer, the college has agreed to leave the tents up and thus provide free housing for the eight teams which would be included. The basball field at Adams Field will be put in shape for the Utah baseball tournaAggie intra-murment this year and will be used for American Legion baseball throughout the summer. Cache Valley has always playe-La prominent part in junior baseball. The Smithficld Canners won the local league two years ago while last year, the Logan Junior Collegians walked off with first, honors.' The Vico Oil team of Salt Lake arc present state champions. Ray Parker of the college R O to T.C. has been named take Charge of the American Legion junior baseball team in Logan and is making arrangements to get an early start with the work. JENSEN WINS IN HIGH SCHOOL RUN of South PRESTON. - Jensen Representatives of cities in nor-th- e Cache repeated his triumph of am southern Idaho lern last year over Clifford Saunders interested in rodeos for their of North Cache to cop first honfairs and celebiaUons for this ors in the annual Cache division run which was held year met at the Logan Chamber y of Commerce on Thursday and nere Friday. outlined a schedule of dates and Jensen beat his North Cuchu discussed securing of rodeo stock, rival to the tape by the narrow rules and regulations, judges, etc. margin of two strides. The mark The following wcio present: jf 10:38.8 for the two miles was Everett Colborn of Bluckfoot; made fighting a stilf, cold breeze. Dean Sullivan and M. A. Burson North Cache, however, retaliated of Rupert; A. N. Fishburn, 1. by taking first team honors by a and B. F. Winzler of oig margin. They took eight of the the of representatives .line first places and a total of Boxelder county fair; V. L. Holst BuCBEggy. yuig. 131 points. South Cache was and Dan Peterson of Brigham with 33 and Preston third City, representative; of the Peach vith six. Day celebration; Joseph Anderson, GRANTS AMATEUR r to Logan high school failed Crook-stoames N. Smith, representatives the race. Coach Burns Lehi celebration commitGeorge S. FIGHT LICENSE 3atcs and Principal tee; Ernest Holmes, manager of reported that because of the the Utah State Fair association; mtencss of the basketball season Fred Lundberg, representative of of condition of the the Logan Frontier days and rodeo License to operate an amateur ind the lack school runners, the celebration committee. Mr. Holmes fixing and wrestling arena in Logan high . acted as chairman. President B. the Logiln Dansante was granted Uogan team was held out. G. Thatcher of the Ohamhc of bv th(, The first Preston runner. Hall. city commission Friday Commerce called the meeting to'jght to Merl Chiistcnsen, former finished fifteenth The runners finished in the folorder. local middleweight wrestler and lowing order: Jensen, South Cache, The following schedule of dates Chailcs Goodwin, In the application for the li- - first; Saunders, North Cache, secwere outlined lor the rodeo circuit: Junes, Blackfoot, June definitely cense, the promoters stipulated ond; Rawlins, N. C.. third; Lewis, N. C. fifth; set; Rupert, July definitely the arena would be condmted on a N. C.. fourth; N. C.. sixth; Milliset; Lchi, July tentative; basis of having only amateurs A. Ayleworth. Frontier Days and linden celebra- participating. gan, N. C, seventh; Vanoy, N. C., eighth; L. Ayleworth, N. C. ninth; definitely tion, Logan, July set; Kudo Springs, August Bair, S. C., tenth; Crabtree, S. U Boxelder county fair. eleventh; Taylor, N. C., twelfth; tentative; CRITICS tentative; Peach Lewis, N. C. thirteenth; Thurman, September Hall, Preston, S. C., fourteenth; Day celebration at Brigham City, Utah tentative; fifteenth; Pearson, S. .C. sixteenth; September tentative. State fair, October Green, S. C. seventeenth; AnderSHOW HERE SOON The circuit will open at Bin k- son, S. C.. eighteenth; Johnson. foot June 16. As this is the first SMITH FIELD. The city council Preston, nineteenth. rodeo of the season in the in- - ;,n,j civic Improvement country, it will natur- - t(. m,.t ,wt.nly anj discussed ally attract many rodeo perform- - ,,);lll(.rs looking forward to SMITHFIELD NAMES noted former Broun, Heywood nllii r big community day as soon critic of t tic New York Telegram, are suitable. said of "Berkeley Square": If you deo stock, Was present and re-- ; as weal hci conditions .Several projects arc outlined. All HEALTH DAY HEADS plan to sec only one play this year poitcd that he had a ihe line of civic bcauti-lineuIf your go to "Bei kelcy Square." for this season. Last fall wjn ri :rt ion. The principal ones con- in two his stock performed at tho Madi evenings budget provides are in or near the cemSmithfield's annual Health Day son Square Ilodoo in New York tcmplntcd the theater, see it twice. A general clean up of the celebration will be held in the etery. This play so praised by critics of City, Boston and Chicago. Mr. be of If will one them. future. The exact day will near New York and London will be Colborn brought back with him cemetery th- clears, the day will depend on a date suitable to the of steers. Brahma presented by Theta Alpha Phi. a number most likely be about April 1st. The schools. As soon as the date can Little the are a at and 8th cross 7th between They' April committee and city council desire be arranged it will be announced. Theater. It is probably the most Longhorn cattle and the The health committee is as folto to difficult play ever attempted at Hindu cuttle. They arc used for to cull attention date residents lows: be will set general chairman, Mayor the the fact that steer Professor Chester J. the USAC. riding and put on a great as soon as the weather permits. Richard Roskelley, F. L. Allen, C. A. Myers, who directs the play has show. They are fighters and very They urge to arrange their work principal of Summit school, received innumerable messages of often clear the arena of any so as to be prepared to turn out Hurren, principal of Junior high In foot. the discussion it "this congratulation "for selecting school, H. O'. Van Ordcn, Hazen agreed that the various rep- at Athat time 100 per cent. play among them messages from was more detailed program will Hillyard, Leonard Olson, T. W. such well known connoisseurs as resentatives could lire up on dates next week. Jarvis and M. D. Woodruff. Samuel French and Maude May so there would be no eonfliits ,;rd probably be announced Responsibility of the committee each place would contract its own Babcock. members will be divided as folFRY PLANT TKOl'T and stock tions attrai The play has had unusually' suclows: F. L. Allen, health activities, The local committee for the cessful runs in London and on sponsored by the schools; C. A. 26 d'.lp- Mar. and Roden clchi Frontier Days Broadway. It is now having its tion will meet soon and make Between 8,000,000 Hurren, sports; H. O. Van,, Orden, and 10,000,000 on second run Broadway. for the rodeo stock. The lake trjut fry will be planted in publicity: Hazen Hillyard.T. finance; W. JarThe play concerns a young man contracts Leonard Olson, parade; to include some Cache Michigan waters by the state of the twentieth century who by plan is stock and M. D. Woodruff, vis, program; e nntests r rnaue and and the serration department some, magic is suddenly trans decorations. Cache county riders. The I government in the next few ferred to the Gainsborough age mittee use local talent months to expects and this is the setting of one of as much as With the possible. the most tender and fanciful ro- race track HERE'S MORE ABOUT races will no doubt be included equipment at the C mances ever written for stage prothe committee each day with the rodeo program, fair county grounds, The leading roles are can duction. eonsid- Mr. Colborn reported that give a program being portrayed by John Andervariety that will entertain gan Grey, the big gray horse son and Gladys Hobbs. Other all the people. Some of the ro- - which performed so well at the (Continued trow page one) members of the cast are: Irene deo towns are not provided ,iih last Cache county fair, had deRandall, LuDeen Jensen, Floyd good race tracks nr.d can not veloped into a real backing horse, Morgan, Paul Monson, Marion An feature horse races. This is He gave a good performance in Logan Ninth ward Ward conderson. Parley Kilburn, Beatrice not the case at the Cache the east. This horse was ference will be held with two Hogcnson, Boyd Pulley, Marie An fair grounds as one of the chased bv Mr. Colborn fiom sessions at 2 and 7 p. m. Easter derson, Orville Winkler, Rebecca half mile tracks in the in- - soph Ou-- n of College ward will be a feature of the n"-iwill be in the lineup music is here. A gan Ririe, Oralie Cragun and Harold evening meeting Peterson. number of fust horse running for th.- i July Logan Tenth ward The Mutual Improvement association will be in charge of the following program; retold story, Ivaloo Hoth: vocal solo, Genevieve Cooley: talks, Beatrice Hogensen and Gwendolyn Wadsworth; vocal solo. Rulon Steed; talks, Wendell Homer, Isr rael Heaton, Paul Parr and Skinner. Logan Eleventh ward W. G. Raymond will deliver the Easter sermon. Miss Laveta Wallace will tell a special Easter story and several special musical numbers have been arranged. Logan Twelfth ward Earl W'ix-owill deliver an Easter sermon and the ward choir, under the direction of Orson W'. Bailey, will give special musical numbers. L 1). S. institute A special Sunday School program will start at 10 a. m. Dr. YV. W. Henderson will be the speaker and special musical numbers are to be arranged. Hrd The Providence First choir, including 75 members, will present an Easter cantata, "The Song of Triumph" in the Providence First ward chapel Sunday at 7:30 p. m. No effort has been spared to make this the best of its kind ever presented ir, the community. Smithfield Third ward The ward choir under the direction of Willard D. Thornley with Emma R. Hansen as organist and Laura Mooseman as pianist will present the Easter cantata, "From Death Unto Life," by Stults. The cantata is divided into two secand the tions, the crucifixion resurrection. Group numbers are interspersed with special selections and tne entire cantata worked into one beautiful production. Presbyterian church Easter services will include Christian Endeavor sunrise meeting at 7 a. m bible school at 10 a. m. and Easter worship at 11 a. m. At 7:30 p. m., Miss Ruth E. Bergevin, a Presbyterian missionary in Punjab, India, will be Ihe speaker. Christian Science The sermon on "Present Reality of Spiritual Qualities" will be read as part of the Sunday service at 11 a. m in the Cache Valley Bank building. Sunday School is at 10 a m and testimonial service on Wednesday at 8 p. m. Tile public is cordially invited. cross-countr- Hun-sak- sec-m- d cn-c- n . K-l- x ; 25-2- PRAISE commit-termnuntui- n an-cr- , p j as . ' a- fed-fo- ron-;cra- B. JONES WTNSTON Parts and Tubes E 3rd No. 261 Phone 111J l. Welding Electric CYLINDER HEADS CYLINDER BLOCKS AUTO FRAMES WATER TANKS L U N I) A H L IRON WORKS I'hnnn 850 AUTO y, IMMEDIATE CASH! Advanced on Yon1" Car n Accsjptt&nac Moving FOR RENT J. W. Ault & Son 2375 Phone Klesel Avo. Ogden, Utah 941 MOVING Packing, Crating, Local and Long Distance Hauling. Johnson Cab St Transfer Co. Phone 314 AUTO SPRINGS BARGER DEFEATS New, modern brick home. Third West. 62 Works M31. Five room modern house, also furnished apartment for rent. Phone 305-M7tf. BOISE. Mar. 26 q. 1- 9- Kid Bar- 5 room mortem bungalow. 205 East ger. youthful Treasurcton fighter, 3rd North. J26tf. topped the largest hurdle thus far in his ring career when he pounded out a well earned decision over Joe' Cortez here Friday night. Barger, who was a virtual un- - FOR SALE Full price $3000.00. known two years ago, started Old established business. Stock Idaho's musical Instruments, slowly against leading comprises welterweight but speeded up as thy electrical supplies, radios and acbout progressed and at the end, cessories. Merchandise staple and was smashing Cortez freely. The modern. Will invoice $7000.00 o swift Three furnished punch of the Cache (wholesale). Valley youth left Cortez groggy on rooms over store. Ideal location. more than one occasion while that Low rent. Splendid opportunity lightning left jab kept the Idaho for man and wife. San Francisco Best mitt slinger guessing throughout climate ideal year round. business city west of Chicago. Adthe match. dress owner, L. L. Bonham, 1945 Irving street, San Francisco, PHONE CACHE AUTO COMPANY 30 South Main 25-2- M26. SKANCHY & SMITH Radio Engineers EVERYTHING IN RADIO Day and Night Service! 133 So. Main Phones; 145R - 539W - 184 Who Will Buy? quested to present them to the undersigned on or before June B. BURNHAM CO. Salt Lake City. EVERY DAY THICKS AT THE CRYSTAL Crystal Bottling & Furniture Company West 1'1 ls( North I'hnnr 441 PLANTING TIME IS NEAR! 400 bushel choice apples. All nice and solid. 65c per bushel. Bring 375 your containers. No, Main Phone 90-M28. W hove a nmiete line of nursery slock, including ;tll of Die it :; designated for the different streets. 1 1. 1932. Shruhs Bishop Charles England. Hatching eggs, pedigreed White Leghorns, also White Plymouth Dates of publication, March 5, Rocks at 421 West 4th North 12, 19, 26, April 2. M21tf. NOTICE TO CREDITORS or lease, purebred registered Bel- In the District Court of the First gian stallion. George Dunbar Judicial District of Ihe Slate of Logan, Utah. M14tf. Utah, in and for the County or TRADE Now oil of Cache. automatic brooder stoves, also used stoves In the Matter of tiie Estate of and finest grade baby chicks 8 50 for 100. R. L. Dahle. 350 North ALLEN PALMER, deceased. will M29. Creditors present claims Second West. Phone 975-with vouchers to the undersigned FOR SALE Good round native administratrix of said estate at cedar posts. 75 South Fourth her residence in Logan. Cache West Phone 1057-S5tf. County, Utah, on or before the KINDLING 3 sacks Logan. 50c; 7 sacks 28th day of Mav. 1932. 1.00. Delivered. 590-JA16. GLADYS D. PALMER Thone Fruit Trees and Have Your Order Kescrtcd! E'crgreens - TRICES EdgeWood Hall Nurseries Irovidenee, Ltah NEW SPRING SUITS Administratrix FURNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP Rather than ship to Salt Lake, we will sell at sacrificed prices 26, the following used furniture we have in Logan: 1 walnut dining room suite, Wilton rug NOTICE TO CREDITORS 9x12. 2 genuine leather chairs (1 1 rocker), ivory dresser. 1 ivory In the District Court of the First chiffonier. Write for information Judicial District of the State of to Capitol Furniture company, 134 Utah, in and for the County of South State, Salt Lake City, Utah, Cache. -f- ur Men , and Young Men 1 All wool, ! hard-worste- d cloth, shoulders. rope M28 In the matter of the estate of ROBERT M. PETERSEN, deceased. will Creditors present claims kalsomining. with vouchers to the undersigned Cleaning walls Call Al. administrator of said estate at his residence in Hyrum, Cache counon or ty. Utah, before the 29th DR. HOWARD L. CALL day of April 1932. Dentist THEODORE W. PETERSEN,! has moved his office around Administrator. the corner to the right in the YOUNG Sc BULLEN. same building. (Thatcher Attorneys for Administrator. Publication dates: Feb. 27, March 5, 12, 19, and 26, 1932. I h .V.HIK2 - DETHESSION BULLEN Attorneys for Administratrix Publication dates: March April 2, 9, 16 and 23. 1932. & Affiliated With Jf. TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against Wm. A. Crockett, deceased nro re- YOUNG ltAUGU BLOCK, LOGAN Phono 980 New Shipment o t Standing Lamps, Beautiful Shades Silk and 1arrhnicnt 7.50 and Up Baby Buggies New and Used, good values $10.00 and Up $12.00 Spring Coil Mattresses Reg. $19.85; selling at Baby Beds with Mattress $7.75 and Up New Unfinished Breakfast Chairs $1.00 New Unfinished Breakfast Tables 1154 Felt Base Rugs, 9x12 $7.50 guarantee) Fell Base Linoleum 2 yards wide, per running yard 75c OTHER ITEMS AT NEW LOW PRICES: SEE US'. . i fmunuux Real Estate Agency CONSULT COUNTY CLERK OR THE RESPECTIVE SlflNEKS LN FORMAFOR FURTHER TION. NOTICE be- cHatch GEO. Y. SMITHS GUARDIANPROBATE AND SHIP NOTICES Hal-vn- We don't encourage loans yond your capacity to pay. Automobile Loan Dept. on a lot 4 by 32 rods. Ideal for garden and rhiekens! Located at 72 West 2nd South; for only $2,500.00. Legal Notices By Laufer off. A six room modern brick home STRONG HEALTHY CHICKS PAY BEST our chicks now and have full Buy egg baskets later. Genetically breu White Leghorns that live, lay and pay For immediate and future delivery: Transportation paid. $8.50 per 100 1000. $80.00 per GRAHAM HATCHERY If your present payments arc high, refinance to protect your equity. If you owe a lot of scattered bills, keep ymir credit good by making a car loan to pay them Certified Radio Service one-tw- Call-torni- a. 659 too FOR SALE Weve just unloaded another carload of new Chevrolet. ' . . . Included are two special I)uco colored sedans. See these new cars in our display rooms. Automobile Loans Lund ;ili Iron North CORTEZ AT BOISE Jo-be- st . Experienced Radio Repairing MISCELLANEOUS pur-coun- BRUSHING UP SPORTS Baby Chicks, every week; Baby Turkeys; Eight Weeks Old Pullets Y CUSTOM HATCHERY for Lyon Electric Agent Brooders Phone 113W Tom Rowley ' 87-- CANTATA - ' PAGE FIVE. 9 S 2. WANTED 282-V- I- - |