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Show TentativeSchedidelTTTr For 1935 Campaign LEATHER GOODS LASTING FOR . . . GIFTS Ladies Hand Bags -- Bill Folds Gladstone Bags Cowboy Boots Suit Cases Harness at the Right Price. At the Old Reliable Firm of MUTT AND JEFF Reasons For Having Baby Registered Of R M C Football Denver Here are the tentative) Rocky Mountain conference foot- -j ball schedule for 1935, as adopt- -' ed by coaches and athletic dlres- tors although not approved by the; faculty legislative committee, high tribunal of the league: UTAH October 5, Colorado, Boulder; October 12 and 19 open; October 26, Denver; November 2 B. Y. U., Provo (tentative); November 9, Colorado; November 16, Colorado Aggies, Port Collins; November 26, Utah State. COLORADO October 5, Utah; October 12, Missouri, Columbia; October 19, Colorado Mines; October 26, Colorado Aggies; November 2, Colorado college; November 9, Utah, Salt Lake City; November 16, Wyoming; November 28 Denver at Denver. UTAH STATE September 21, Colorado Aggies, Port Collins; September 28, Montana State; October 5 or 12, Iowa State; October 19, Denver at Denver; October 26, Colorado Mines; November 2, Colorado Aggies; November 9 Wyoming, Laramie; November 16, Brigham Young; November 28, Utah, Salt Lake City. DENVER Colorado Mines 20, September (night) ; September 27, Colorado college (night) ; October 4 Colorado Aggies (night); October 11, October 19, Wyoming (night); Utah State; October 26 Utah at Salt Lake City; November 2, open; November 9, Hawaii; November 16 open; November 28, Colorado. COLORADO COLLEGE September 27, Denver at Denver (night) ; October 5, Western State; October 12, New Mexico university; October 19, Brigham Young, Provo; November 2, Colorado, Boulder; November 9, Colorado Mines, Denver or Golden; November 16, Montana State; November 23, Colorado Aggies. BRIGHAM YOUNG September 21, Idaho, Southern Branch; September 28, open; October 5, Colorado Teachers; October 12, Montana State at Bozeman; October 19, Colorado college; October 26, Wyoming, Laramie; November 2, Utah (tentative) ; 9, Western State, Gun-lie- d nison; November 16, Utah State, May schedule Thanksgiv- ing day game with Whittier (Call- fomia.) COLORADO AGGIES September 21, Utah State; September 28, Wyoming, Laramie; October 4, Denver at Denver (night); October 12, Colorado Mines, Golden; October 26, Colorado Boulder; November 2, Utah State, Logan; November 9, open; November 16, Utah, Port Collins; November 23, Colorado college, Colorado Springs. COLORADO TEACHERS October 5, Brigham Young, Provo; October 12, open; October 19, Montana State; October 26, Western State, Gunnison. COLORADO MINES September 20, Denver at Den-- 1 ver (night); September 28, open; October 5, Wyoming, Laramie; October 12, Colorado Aggies; October 19. Colorado, Boulder; Octo- ber 26, Utah State Logan; Novem-- 1 ber 2 Utah, Salt Lake City; November 9, Colorado college; November 16, Western State; November 23, South Dakota Mines, Rapid City. MONTANA STATE September 28, Utah State, Logan; October 5, Montana Mines, Butte; October 12, Brigham Coloradoi October 19, Young; October Teachers, 25, Greeley: LOGAN. CACHE ('( CACHE AMERICAN Fridav, December 14, 1934 Salt Lake City The farmer registers his pedigreed livestock, the ' motorist his automobile, the citizen his eligibility to vole, the dog fancier his canines but how many Idaho, Southern Branch, at Poca- parents are absolutely sure of the Noof tello; November 2, Wyoming; their children's registration vember 9, Montana, Butte: Novem- births? Is the proof of human ber 16, Colorado college, Colorado birth then so much less ImportSprings. ant? WYOMING While pedigrees are of invalSeptember 23, Colorado Aggies; uable importance to stock breedOctober 5, Colorado Mines; Octo ers and such papers enhance the ber 11, Denver at Denver (night); money value of all purebreed ani26, mals, of far greater importance October 19, open October Brigham Young; November 2, Mon- to the human being is his proof tana State, Bozeman; November of birth. So many important events cf his life hinge thereon. When 9, Utah State; November 16, Colyour babyis registered with the orado, Boulder. vital named October 5, Colorado college, Col- rightfully of the state statistics board of division orado Springs; October 12, Northcitern Arizona Teachers, flagstaff; health, he literally has his He is entitled to October 19, Idaho, Southern Branch izenship papers. to to marry, October 26, Colorado Teachers; attend school, of vote, November 2, open; November 9, he has proof for inheritability and of eligibility compensation of Brigham Young; November 16, Col- various sorts. orado Mines, Golden. The need for proof of birth arises in many unexpected places and lucky is the one who can call upon the Board of Health office to give him a certified copy of his certificate. He suffers no delays in obtaining unquestionable evidence of his legal status. Otherwise there are embarrassing and Avon Funeral services for Mrs. sometimes costly delays. Edward Knowles of Avon were The federal bureau of the cen-- 1 held Tuesday in the ward chapel sus in the register your baby with Ray Forsberg presiding. The campaign, is giving parents of choir sang Beautiful Day; pray- babies born in Utah during the1 er by Lynn Orton; duet, "Some- last twelve months an opportunity time Well Understand by Mrs. to check the accuracy of previous Gertrude Welch and Erva James registration, and to establish first accompanied by Miss Ruby records by mailing in the census on the organ. Speakers, A. cards left at every home by mail O. Jackson, George Nuhn, Pres. carriers, at no cost for postage. D. M. Bickmore, Patriarch, O. Cooperating with the bureau in M. Wilson of Hyrum and Arthur the register your baby campaign Welling the missionary president are the Utah State Board of Music Knowles. James of Bishop Health, the Utah Emergency Rewas rendered by quartet, Mrs. Ida lief Administration and the BurClella Summers, Ray eau of Vital Statistics. If the Newbrand, and Wells Pulsipher postman missed you, there are Forsberg, accompanied by Ruby Newbrand more cards for distribution at on the piano, My Father Knows the Board of Health office in the Mrs. Oh! and My Father;duet State Capitol, at postoffices, counGertrude Welch and Erva James, ty FERA agents, visiting nurses Lofthouse at accompanied by Ruby and doctors throughout the state. Some time, Somewhere. organ, You be God With Choir sang, lead by A. O. Jackson, acoompan-Novemb- er by Mrs. Estella Orton at the organ. Benediction by Olof Get your sell- Many beautiful flowers w'ere at The friends. carried by at E 1 1 i o grave the Avon cemetery was dedicated Be the Store Saturat John Israelsen of by President Hyrum. day night 9 oclock. WHAT xseyv MAKING, MAKING ON MV CAR LM 1 INTEND 'NT V H I ' rxm Pafre Three. Mutts Idea Was Good But The Result Not So Hot! 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Maughan, Turner and two sons, Wayne and at Thanksgiving- - dinners were Mr. Leon, Mrs. Henrietta Redford and! and Mrs. Andrew King, Mr. and Mrs. Jane Parkinson were dinner, Mrs. Bert Burrell, Mr. and Mrs. of i E. G. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Alguests on Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Maughan. bert Stauffer and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Cardon F. E. Nelson. Quilting parties were held reand family spent the Thanksgiving holidays at Pocatello, Idaho cently at the homes of Mrs. E. n. Mrs. Irene Hutton and daughter J. Palmer and Mrs. Venetta Virginia spent the week end visMrs. Frank Card of Canada la iting with relatives in Lewiston. with her Mr. and Mis. Fay Facer and spending the winter children of Pocatello, Idiaho, mother, Mrs. Isabella Darling. Mr. T. Mrs. and of Pack J. scent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and rMs. James H. Niel- Thatcher, Idaho were visiting with relatives recently. sen. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Liebey of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maughan as and family of Clifton, Idaho, Ogden spent the week-en- d spent the week end the guests of guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wilhelm. Mr. and Mrs. Gamell Larsen. The parents of the ward .being Mrs. Rulon Bickmore of Logan was the guest of her mother, deeply interested in education and Mrs. Nancy Wahlen, Thursday. desiring to see our educational Mr. and Mrs. Ferra Young and system maintained efficiently have daughter of Idaho Falls, are the persuaded the school board to furnish the extra room and employ four teachers for our children. Messrs A. B. and Virgil Nyman spent Friday at Ogden. Mrs. James H. Nyman entertained Sunday evening at a dinner party in compliment to her daughter, Mardeans 18th birthday anCovers were laid for niversary. 16 guests. Following dinner the evening was spent in music and games. N. J. Crookston conducted the social service lesson, "Prison Reform, In the weekly Relief SoA large attendciety meeting. ance was present. j j North Logan Gtl-ge- SSammumsam the traveler, for the and for the busy man or sick-abe- ternoon Delicious luncheon was served. Eight ladies attended. The M. I. A. conjoint meeting was held on Sunday evening. A talk on the M. I. A. slogan was j Mrs. Alma Esplin 118 North Main Logan, Utah I j given by Lund Pehrson; talks on the lift of Christ, by Sylvester Anderson and two piano selections hy Miss Barrett of Mendon. The M Men and Gleaner Girls held their annual banquet on Friday evening. A bounteous hot supper was served, after whch a program was rendered and games were enjoyed. The attendance numbered forty. A. R. Hovey of Salt Lake City spent Sunday with his family. Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen, Miss June Jensen and Joseph Jensen motored to Logan on Monday evening where they were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Jensen. 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