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Show THE HERA LOGAN, UTAH, L, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 2. " 1 9 3 4 PAGE SEVEN. Conference Hoopsters Swing Into Action Tonight Hot Race Looms: Provo Series Big Attraction The opening of the western division Rocky Mountain conference race was awaited today with Utah and Montana State playing at Bozeman and Utah Aggies and Brigham Young Cougars playing at Provo. The latter series Is attracting by far the most attention, dope-stavirtually conceding Utah a pair of games at Bozeman. However, the Dycheroen placing on their own half acre floor, may surprise with a least one victory over the Ute who, in preseason games, have (been rather inconsistent. The Jug job of the Cats i, is to bottle up Captain B.ll high scong Utah center. At Provo, anything can happen, although dopedters ire inclined to pick a split series with the Farmers having a more favorable chance to take the first game Coach Dick Rqrnney and 12 hoop-steleft early this morning for Provo. Lineups for both the Aggies and Cougars artF uncertain Captain Watts and Petty are certain at forwaids, Ryan will be at center and Adams will be at one guard for the Aggies There is some possibility that Tate Warded will start at the other guard in place of McNiel The latter has shown some indications of returning to the inconsistencies of last year and may be benched until he settles down. For the Cougars, Gnmraett will be at one forward. Nelson at center, and Captain Whitman and Hunter at guards. Millett, allconference forward last year, is in poor physical condition following an attack of the flu and may be benched In favor of Johnson Should either team a Provo win a double victory particularly the Aggies since they are playing away from home, thev would hold a commanding lead in the race for conference honors As it stands as present, it is about a between Utah, Utah Aggies and Brigham Young Cougars with Montana State scheduled to win only via the upset route to-s- rs j SPORTS PARADE Abbreviated: T there something JSN Jack Dempsey's soliciton-ntsfor Max Baer, as expressed in an article in the January ' I only hope this Esquire": Hollywood business doesn't rum: him entirely. . . . That's the) same Dempsey who is expecting1 irb a son ef his own some time in summer. Todays prize for worrving goes to Lou Little, Columbia's coach, who is scared an( former Michigan quar-stil- f about that opening game f rb k is seiretaiv of Liquor Yale season the 1934 DMributoi s Inc . in Detioit . . against . . . Big league baseball is uie alu ,as M,iue of his dough in the of at least a little noise this yt ai . Tunnev is mtiipuse . . . Gene 111 with Joey Sewell on Uie Yankees nt. rested in a Beona stall. . . . , .t but at a banquet they Itliiew foi hint thoie rerentlv, he Ill'll 'he toom when they biouglit Going to Work ONDER what the livelier ball on the tan dancei ill do to those National, N'dlie Ma,larlane is Scottish v buth but Ibis will he his first League fielding averages? . . . in the British Inflelders who went from the 'ear of competition N illie is light up American to the National League tPn In other rears said handling the among the leaders in the winter . Add this to National League ball was like he- - get parole . Al ta-- , roster indoor ''our list spoils retired on the ing voluntarily sliaik . . Today's prize for being on pone is becoming a tennis the job goes to Joe Jacobs, whose at Atlanta. . . . Onh one of the t fsn coaching Hoistmen twice beaten boxer, Max Si hmel Eoui . . . He s Don tng has been maneuveied into football plavers Is praCtlc ing what appears to be ar $80 000 Miller lialibat k. who character among gate with King Levin. g; in Chi- - law and building the judges in Cleveland CJRO. Tony lien era, hi Paso lightPop Foster decided to take wins today's prize foi weight, to upon McLarnln Europe Jimmy . t He gave a restatements. an as Dundee YJ ice being aered his ambition fe load of a would porter Dundee opponent., Went come -- in only about. 12 pounds meet Barney Ross, and It and Pol like this: "I'm not the leastvbjl. over McLarnln, never was one to give away.tup- - skeptical. of.hltn. beallng.ine." lit s long-distan- Hi GAMES MIXED IN OGDEN SCHEDULE Kin-ne- (iiunes in the Ogdtn dnision ( onference One uere switched in the schedule announced in the Herald-Journof Thursday The correct rs for read: schedule Conference One should south Cache at Logan. North Cache at Preston. Bear Riser at Roxelder. Weber at Ogden. TWELFIH WINS FROM ELEVENTH The feated Logan Twelfth ward dethe Logan Eleventh ward in a hotly plaved contest Thurs- - 1 . .... I R C CHAPPED SPONSORS L0CAN To quickly relievo (Juipping am! nHihueM. apply tftoolhing. , cooling Menlholatum. ENTHOL'ATU GRAND THEATRE NOW PLAYING TODAY AND TOMORROW Paramount Comedy Drama. From Start to Finish. ?beV W fourth 1S mfSimm TALK Logan Fourth ward defeated Logan Fifth ward by a count of in a Cache division contest Ignorance is not bliss In fact Thursday night at the Logan Seit is a cause of strife, war, and nior high school. Pratt was high point man for depressions. the victors, counting 24 points In his speech Tuesday evening, The summary: Dr Paul L. Dengler, compared the condition of the nations of the world to the condition of prewar Austria-Hungar- y and showed that difficulties between peoples are caused, not by irreconcilable differences, but through the misunderstandings of ignorance. A graphic picture of the history of Austria was portrayed in Dr. Denglers fascinating manner To thorn who were fortunate enough to be in attendance, has come a new feeling for the people of central Europe. That rather empty disinterested feeling has given place to a more sympathetic and brotherly attitude for these somewhat oppressed people who have, never the less, contributed their share to the progress of the world It was brought out that internationalism is not treason, but love for fellow men need not be confined within political borders but can be made to extend to all nations al Education which was founded It seems perhaps rather idea- - by Carnegie He is a widely tr listicly, that if all of the diplo- veled man and is well qualified mats of the world could be re- lecture on the subject of intei placed by men spreading the gos- national relations. He is now repel of peace as Is Dr Dengler, turning to Vienna and will plater that it would be of immeasurable make a tour to the Hawaiian Is- -' benefit to the world. In twenty-fou- r lands Dr and Mrs Dengler were the hours, more real good has been accomplished here than was Quests of honor at a dinner spon- done at the Geneva disarmament sored by the International tions club given at the Bluebird Dr Dengler who is director of .Tuesday evening Raleigh Barlow, n the Institute of president of the club, acted as Vienna, which sponsors and inter- - toastmaste" and the speaker was change of students between Aus- - introduced by Dr Wanlass Miss tna and America, was brought to Grace Tingey was m charge of us by the institute of Internation-- I arrangements. 48-2- 8 HANDS .VoU'11 "VveV v & avot A Laugh ) ti WANT AD RATES U! LEAGUE For each insertion one cent per word; for one week, five cents per word; for one month, IS cents per word Minimum charge for first Insertion 15 cents All want ads must be paid in advance Call SO and a messenger will come and get and reyour advertisement mittance IMIH'IMIENT LEAGIE Ten cents per line per Insertion ACES, LEADING LEGAL RATE l-- l Mantling of the Teams oil Lost t Be fldt'dllFS 4 l ooo l ooo 2 NoO 1 250 500 250 250 LOST dnesihty's KeMiltM Aies 3t, Mtndtm Fugles 22 Millir foul and beed 41$ Malad Eagles 32 (Thursday Pigglv iggly 43 Logan Owl Bill. at Tola 3h Preston Owl Bil- - LOST Miller Coal ami Feed Aces ... Mention Fagles Ow Preston Bilhards . Pigglv .glv Preston Owl BiirHils Coi a 4 2 1 Oo'ii 1 ed wallet, inside Between Third South and Chamber of Commtne Return to Herald-Journ- il J13. Reward i (1 LOST I 4" That serious accidents don t aiwavs bring casualties was proved in an airplane crash in a busy Bittsbuigh street when both pilot and After the plane, pictured pedestrians miraculously escaped death the pilot, George here m rums, burst into flames oer the Yeske, bailed out,' his parachute latching to a U Wphone pole ut, USED and Mutual L Y and Cartoon, PARADISE AT GRAND TOMORROW NIGHT AT 12 P. M. A SPECIAL .MIDNIGHT PREVIEW ON TAKE A a ith JAMES DUNN, JUNE KNIGHT and CHANCE Admission Price 25c. CHARLES RUDDY ROGERS J17 c, fiiKl-fa- p 1 v i amtedl Fif 299-R- IRua.1t FF BaifdlIR(0)M 6. s!kini i 100 ll-R-- 1 1 Totals . 11 T F G 4ugjjes f B,r(j j Buist, c Larsen g "stauffer 2 1 6 2 2 i 2 3 3 0 0 4 0 1 1 9 14 T G 'Wilcox, f 3 f Van Fuhriman Drysdale Westover n f f 4 1 3 1 1 5 2 1 1 O 0 1 O 1 1 Lee, c 1 0 Warren g Mulhneaux, 0 n 0 16 4 g F 1 (I PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Lwter iroen, Rnoue im of Utah. 17 o 4 Supervision State Room 821 Kocles Bldg Tiuuii Made in Nearby Towns Straight from the Shoulder Moving phrases or hidden No coired ine.imngs in toe EXCHANGE 1 KX ( AI h A January The monthly work and business meeting of the Relief Society was The book held Tuesday afternoon 'Little Women was reviewed by P Counselor Lettie Bickmore A so10 cial afternoon was held and re3 freshments served Hostesses 4 jwerc Mrs Annie Oldham, Hat ah 4 (Haas and Alice Olsen Miss Minnie Lemon w is hoste-- s at a quilting Wednesday at her A delicious dinner was 22 home servicl to the Mesdamex H mnah iff ""ells Zelclc Hummers Mrs. Nd P lie Mi Bride, of Hyrum Elizabeth 7 Kaolins, Ester fcbaw, Mary Miles, 7 Realm e and the Misses 11 Lou and r'4ru' Miles 4 Mr and Mrs Rulon Bickmore 0 of Logan were Wednesday eve- D 2 nine guests of Mp and Mrs 3 M Bic kmoi e 2 Billy, the son of Mr and Mrs 0 W illmm G Obray is very fll at with appen- 0 their home suffering I die 4 itis 36 The presidency of the Y M 17 10 32 MKMION MmiKritold vrittcu utui easy to underctaud1 its straight, c'can-cu- t protection hat insures without disappc int Ml ng adjustments are made romptly by the District Office larcst to you wilHout delay ct ri d tape Al T0M0BILE 1NMKANCE )c4 truimferred Sixteen more shopping days and these remarkable shoe values at the College Hoot Shop will be over! Positively We Quit Any type of mens or women's shoes $ and up to you This Is Your Opportunity to Acquire Quality Footwear at j might want ! goods and piano to nil parts of tho city. Phone 4 18 Long Uistano Hauling J.W. Ault & Son I ARM I RS M Albert W. Darker West Center, Logan, Utah Sensational Closing Values Special Thatcher Clothing Co Phone 7pm 1 j Jiiscy soon R1 Improvement its-o- e -- s7.50 Parade of Wooden Soldiers and In-Io- 1'tnh-Iduh- Have Not Gone Panicy You Can on Prices Purchase a Pair at Iai amount Talkertoons Holstein Will tows eh ilia ho k In ootier. lation entertained WednesWith eutvthmg up to date Phone 975 M day evening for the offners and Millti Coil amt Full of llvniiii 'J he tern hois evening was spent o and An s of Login ltd tin in pliving bum o High store pre STRAW Call 5KS Rl this league Independent was won by Mrs Bertha James, week with foui vu touts uiul no Coal at reduced low si me bv Max James Hot FOR SALE defeats eai h All 'other teams in Mi and Mrs John Wtlch and i hoi ol ite and Phone were prices hard or soft doughnuts 81G-the league havi hem di ft ated at Mr I ill. v F-- 8 eh h attended the seivid to 4U guests leas' tw it e lun, Tid service"- of Claire Hoiselev 2 CHOICE cows, will freshen soon. Postponed games were brought In Id at Brigham City Saturday A L. Baer, Providence Mi J15. and Mrs Hther Shipley up to date this weik with Ai es winning from Malad as did Pres- and son Lloyd attended the stoi It - First POTATOES grade Idaho ton Owl Billiards Ai s also got show at Ogden Saturdav Russet and Bliss You'll like over the hump in a difficult game Mr and Mrs Orson Miles anil them Also apples, all kinds. when they defeated Mention in iluughter, Louise, Mrs Jane James FOUR or five room furnished Better less Wc defor quality the small Mention gymnasium and Mr Harry Welch motored to house Charles Keller, 201 South liver. 375 North Mam. Phone while Miller Coal and Feed v.on Ogden Tuesday to attend the J13 Main 627-- J J13. a hot one from Malad at Hyrum stoi k show 1 hursday night and board wants DODGE Mr and Mrs John Welch are YOUNG Motor in lady sedan, cheap Next week room near college both leaders have Phone 731 good condition, can be used for pending the week in Ogden as J13 truck 870 North Main St J13. between 8 and tough games with Miller Coal and the guests of their daughter and Feed coming to Logan to plav last husband Mr and Mrs dial Hatch wishes girl years champions coea Cola, while returned EXPERIENCED Bukmore Vuughan 4 J17 hnusewoik Pteston Aces tangle with Logan Owl Bil- home after week spendthe during liards Los ut two months the past 20 WANT TO BUY -- Farmland, of remaining games ing , Summary Angeles, Calif to 40 acres Must be good land SERVICE STATION, 358 North of this week. Mrs O H Pulsipher of Avon A B Will deal only with owner Main Street, Logan. 8 spent Monday visiting with her Palace Hotel MILLER (Oil, AM) FEED Chappell, Mrs Mabel Miles daughter fi T FURNISHED Mrs Mae Spencer entertained 2 2 2 6 at her home Young, f ROOMS 618 North Fourth East. Tuesday afternoon in 6 3 2 14 Nielsen, f compliment of her son, Dale s 1 2 1 3 A Olsen, c . eighth biithday anniversary 0 1 APARTMENT. 232 South Mam. Allen, g . number of boy friends were pres2 4 F-- l. LHjenquist, g ent, games were played and re, 2 0 ... Jeusen, f FIRST class board and room, freshments were served MODERN 379 3 0 f East apartment 131 East Fifth North J18 L?rsen, Miss Lena and Lela Christensen $16 00 Second North. J18. 2 2 C. Petersen c and Frank Roach of Ogden were o n of their Andersen, g Sunday evening guests 2 4 R. Petersen, g l lother, Mrs Mary Christensen ,T?o WILL iTirro Mrs Richard Bishop of Ogden ,QJ 21 17 7 49 was Totals and friends relative visiting Sunday evening MALAD HALLES HELP YOU NOW? Mrs Clara Johnson entertained GET Crazy Crystals next door to G T F P at a children s party Wednesday 1 Royal Bakery, Logan. If to, we can arrange a loan of 1 1 4 0 occaHarding, f . afternoon at her home the that amount or more for you m 24 .5 3 i n sion Thomas f to 4 hoars being the eighth birthday WILL pay cash ror tanner cows, useless and freshly dead horses Monthly repayments may be 2 4 3 7 Richards, c anniveisiiiy of her son Glen Outextended over any convenient 2 and cattle Call 2 4 door games were played Pop corn Hyrum Anderson, g 3,6 10 months or longer. period 3 3 April 20' Exchange 8 balls and cake were served to 13 Jones, g Al TO AMI FtKMriKE 0 II Evans f 0 guests Loans up to $300 0 Rookev, f .. The annual ward Old Folks 0 0 Williams, c party .will be held Wednesday, Bostonian Shoes - :!.3 scoves YOl'NCj Manager On Ice Re- ,J13 and furnace We do cleaning and icpait work cm all furnaces Holland Film lie comJ13 pany Phone 3X5 .504 433 Comedy, tt Kew ird Thu d South (T3 Nevt o,l lies i in v 's St heilnle Miller Oo.il ami Pi id at Cora Cola it Preston Owl Pigglv Wigglv Billiards Logan Owl Billiatds at An s Mcminn Eagles at M il.ol Totals Also Bid I Mulud W Austro-America- 6.00 3b i ' Special Hihu-i- tin Boll turn to 34 Preston Owl Pilliaids Fa sJ i Eagle s 3 it - Small biown zipper hag, lost on First Fast betvmn Thud and Fourth North Cinder Return to Bishop Sonne s Reward J 12 N Ihi d Miin owners name distil-Coathiil- g DENGLER A . . . pence let alone pound Tht ballvhoo that t hlrmro 8tdl-iiin- i put out to the e!Tei t that Herr Hiller was dead set acaniM Kihmeling's fighting the Jewish Levmskv must be reckoned among the season's masterpieces . . It sounds like Stadium Press Agent Joe Kolcjf OB the fatherly MILLER COAL, LI I Jill " ;l MOVING Household poods, pianos Rhone 314. and trunks JOHNSON CAB and TRANSFER E1ALDJOU1NAL hY RADIO SERVICE or 4'?0. Radio Manufactu'Trs Service, Phone 181, 4i2-Ceitified Radio Service. Dav and NiKht Service. 123 Not 111 .Main. (P-F1- 2) HOOVER SERVICE Authmied Hoover Service. Department Store. Call Mi. Phone 46. Clo-.- e. Geneial (F-ll- ) SlEPcRYFI'.EDS7 ( Hens must lav to pay. Try Sperrys Surelnv. Free 71 Smithfield, collect. Rees Feed & Pro- - de-C- all (J-2- 7) ( ONLY PRICES YOU WILL NEVER SEE AGAIN ! College Boot Shop MODERN DENTISTRY Artificial Teeth, unbreakable, upper or lower set $16.00; Terms: Cash. Fillings, $1.00; Extractions, 50c. DR. LYMAN E. SMITH, Cardon Jewelry Bldg., Logan. USED SI : WI NCi I A C II I N ES We have a number of A-- l Used Sewing Machines. Call 1035-for special January pi ices on repairs. Will pay casn for 20 used machines. 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