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Show Saturday, March 0. TUB JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY. 3, 1928. Present Outlook AGGIES FOR OF U. DEFEAT For Pessimistic i ' CHAMPIONSHIP j STATE UTAH STANDING. Western Division. W. L. Pet. TP. Montana State. 10 5 Utah 4 Aggies B. Y. U. . . '3 .909 6 .454 1 OP 500 357 7.363 383 8 .273 36S- - 368 429 403 Emdoying a powerful five-mdefense which their opponents failed to solve until their handicap was too large to be overcome Coach Vad3l Petersons fighting Utah Redskins defeated Coach iosss? Dick Romney's Utah-Aggion the Loga,n court last night, in one of the . areatast battle, ever. ' staged here. The long end of a 3? . to 35 count was garnered by the Utes and wfth It went the Utah state collegiate pennant honors for 1928. Captain Worthington) Heads Aggie Scoring! man. Captain Glen Worthington aged to bag enough points to lead his teammates in the scoring1 column. D. Henrie. who replaced Carl Davis at forward in the early part of the combat, playect a beautifulu. floor game, and registered . Logan Collegians With no definite indications as a number of their opponents RJV1.C: a UTAH. COUNTY. CACTFB yetthaU- - the Logan-hasebali-e- affiliations with league this season, fans in Logan and Cache valley are anxiously awaiting the outcome of the meeting called for next Monday night, when the sub-- 1 Ject will be discussed by the elutoj directors and baseball enthusiasts. The meeting was called by the directors in order to get an ex- -i pres ion- of stockholders and fails in O ' as to whether Logan should its franchise and "continue 10 lit organized baseball. . No tie-u- p with any coast leoeue PF club has been made as yet this 3 season and in the absence of .outside .financial support the outlook at present for a continuance of the- collegian i rather persi-- 3 mUtlc, These two teams play again night at Smart Gym. U1AII AGGIES will continue to-40- G the an Utah-Idah- It,- - o - re-fa- Couch, rf Smith. If - c Neeley, . Lybbert, rg .... . Watkins, lg .... Evans, Jonas lg If 'Totals ... f Referee-- , 7 3 3 7 14 4 5 t 1 0 1 1 2 17 Warner; 10 - , 2 O' i53 DRAFT MAY Mc- - umpire, JACK DEMPSEY Intyre. Ran Smoking In Weods FOR COMEBACK (By Associated Press) United The Neb Lincoln, Peterson's quintet. States forest service has announFor Coach nMbi-te- d Talk of New York, Mar. 3 AP Lou Neeley rangy canter was by ced that smkip" "dll as a national back Nebraska Jack He the within Dempsey drafting far the outstanding performer. 14 Gena 1928 to Feb. challenger for- - champion March 1, for forest from times seven, the located peg ' honors 28, 1929. Tunney was revived today with a notches, to take high-poideclaration. from Tex Rickard that and Watkins' Lybbert of the night, Few one blessing In disguise heavyweigh candidlsnlayed much strength on the there1 are six curses In disguise. his currentfar have failed to meadates thus defense being able to break up " sure up to championship quality. low-priceAlthough Tom Keeney gaineo a. v erdlct-cverijaDelaneyjn the first section of Rickard's double the Madisipn bill, elimination the Square Garden promoter said im; victory wa not . sufficiently rote IF pressive to land Heenmp-l-he of challenger. transmission lock and Instant action And, in addition, equally important The minute you see the New Series As ' Dempsey is slated to come four-whebrakes 1 Pontiac Six the minute you take advancements in design! The 'east for a legal fcussel with Jock . -is his former early manager, an that know here See and drive this newest 3. Mar-wheel in! .Kearns, Come the South Cache you CACHE DISTRICT ,Hyrumr cylinder head for phenomenal Rickard stated he 18 to 10, next month, CachoE Learn howvastly it real automodefeated finestPontiac. North. and and added for outstandingexampleef smoothness Team Standing. snap Larson and Mau-gh- would try to induce the Manassa d sixes differs from all other tive W. L. Pel here last night. radiator cross-flowith The progress. to return power. to 1 the ring. were- the big. threats In th .mauler and 5 1 .833 in performance! design style, tngan efficicirculated were for thermostat control White Under-reports high A more beautiful car than its sensai lineup while , 4 2 .667 winners. Preston wood-als'that Dempsey would engage :i was strong. round cooling. And nu- , Coup ency year 2 3 .400 Lower, predecessor! tionally , $745 Sport Cabriolet $795 fiouth Cache popular N. light" training .at Orangeburg, The score: other modern features for Sedan. , $825 merous 0 5 .000 North Cache modish more vividly at h,s Y. smarter, Roadster The $745 champion Sport SOUTH CACHE satisfaSport Undau ' Mid r" six in the lowest Los denied lasting The. convenience, safety in I residence Angeles styled! priced G. T. F. P $875 Phaeton . T. $775 Sedan. 's ction-such : Fridays. Results. as gasoline gauge on World offering bodies by Fisher with any v workouts OaJttimd 2 ft ft 4'he contemplated m Star, H)4V to IZ6. AH pr ica rf Larsen, a- - tri.i said include minimum haiv he planned South Cache 18, North Cache 10. Maughan, If I ac 006 Delivered price Dempsey 2 instrument panel, foot control headSIT their famous craftsmanship and the liberal General cJutrjes. Easy to pay due visit friends. to , to 1 Orangeburg only 2 Logan 29, Preston 18. PUm 0 Tuna Motor Nielson. . II, Payment ' ' lights, coincidental ignition and long life construction! Meantime. Rickards pursuit of h 2 1 ..... Stauffer, rg wiii suitable for Tunney opponent ft ft Preston, Idaho Mar. Allen, ,lg be renewed in the Jack Sharkey 2 I captured .the Cache district cham-29 Anderson, If 3 I Johnny Risko go down for a wek .. It Preston, Underwoods defeating by pionship from, next Monday. If Ui showing to 18, here last night. Preston held 'C. Nieisoiv rg - ...i ... ft, I ft o of the principals is outstanding. Its oi ly lead t the end of the decide to send tta 7 U 4 18 'Rickard-ma- y first quarter, when it led, 5 to 4. Totals- victor Tunney In June, against CACHR first NORTH at the noscdiout.ahead Logan - ) a. t. f. p. otherwise, the promoter says he 12 to 8, and from there 03 , , half, nritlfinal clash, nuctinf eondne 1 was safe. Hunt, rf n, the the winner of Keenly The score: Brough; If last semi-fin- e Bingham, c LOGAN Many obser irs are Lnclir.ai N , . rg . . G. T. F. P. Barker; belief that when all the re- -i the Smith-lg 4 0 0 8 Willmore, rf are over, Rirkard will ft r hearsala rf 0 0 0 0 Lewis, - in line for a third Bennion, If 6 0 have' 2' DempseIt ...a Cash. 0 Beckstead, c encounter with 0 0 rhfCmpioa Tunney. . C 0 0 0 0 Nelson, Sorenson, rg f 0 9 1 1 19 Loose y, rg Kowalis, lg 0 0 0 Bourse Turnover Doubles Peterson, lg 0 i Johnson, lg Stockholm rhe 1P7 turnover 0 0 0 0 It. Sorenson, rg 4 112. 10 on the Be- -t Stockhom Totals T Referee, Horn: umpire; Kirk. nearly double that of 1926, stocks 13 3 "3 29 Totals making the greatest - gain. The 1927 totar was 443.000.000 crowns as IDAHO GEOLOGIST PRESTON i Mine Defined ing had already supported his DERN SPEAKES ON right now to take away all G. T. F. P. , BOULDED DAM PROJECT claims. He declined to name compared with- 285,000.000 in 1920 Associated, Press! DISAGREES WITH (By ( which belongs to this state, 2 2 Haynes, rf Indianapolis Attorney, General GOVERNMENT REPORT the universities but admitted 0 0 0 0 the other states in tire and Dunkley, If L. Gilliom of Indiana has From (Continued OreOne) Arthur the Page University of that, 5 2 1 11 n. Merrill, C ( Continual From Page One) defined a mine. To come under dehad conten( gon his opposed upper 0 0 0 0 Kidd, rg the water flowing clared. basin the governor asks state laws, it must be one where 7 TT7 T", I tion that such fossils existed, where ' 0 The upper' basin Larsen, lg m a letter to government geolo-at least' ten men are employed, .through Colorado is produced.,,. Dixon, rf intervals. In Washington last No- - a at at least lts that regular land uhU 1)3 ProVKjed for gists -i -t of 0 0 the of ft effort the states Fossr lg :r. of his find. yember telling Ashiimail Child 1 0 ' 0 ds t The dreameier the wifes dress R. Merrill, If the southern basin- - seems to be'an4,.we don c.aic in reply, he aeclared, the go- position they make of the water bill the vernment exthe (j had 18 nightmare 7 the 7 the 4 bigger geologists through Totals jje jower basin. If fin itniliur0 , plained that what he thought gives the .husband. UU1IGU Uil UUllUaj ium of the Swing-Johnso- n Referee. Johnson. bill, GRAIN FUTURES want to build a Boulder total of 9 points. was strong on the Therore defense,' Smart nt LOGAH HIGH ai 9 , BASKETEERS d sixes asses all other in Style, Design and Endurance rk ... el G-M-- R ' an low-price- w o fo-m- er Tr - 4- 1. ki ..... ' 10 Gfiif Motor Company East I 46 ' Center o o Logan o-- : - 111 111 -- 15 - r ' - 111 Dili aay RnruJ Ried-;ajj0e- they was a fossilized forest of giant . their filings which Utahs iuture'or any other dam that-icedars was only the result: of a sportive volcanic eruption, i North Logan, Mar. 3 Funei generations may need power their contention that the al services were held in he an) TTYater region is of vocanis origin is North Logan chapel Sunday at , ,Utah - wishes to retain the. upper basin. If they are taken to the use of th tiver care of, we will allow the in itself proof that these geol- - 2 p. m. for Elden Junior Ashli-basin ta settle the ogists have never visited the man 4 year eld son of Elden- E. or future- generations. Daude declared, con- wishes toraia ment as by establishing they see fit." Clark Ashliman who an( tending that the district inle4 following r.n?ay morning question is formed almost er.- a at the home of tirely of seiimentary lime- - hisshort illness .. stone. parents in North- Logan. Exhibiting samples of for- - The chapel was filled with MarrK 3.1928. Volume 1. Number 10 in the district closely tives and sympathetic friends, resembling the grained wood Bishop John H Kemp presided Ever thing els about an ante Publfthed in the- interest:' of tlw of trees, Daude declared that The choir sang There Is a! may stop but Hie pnmonts go on. CASn WHEAT fossilized shells and sea worms Beautiful Land. Elder O. AL; people of I,ogan and yieinily by Well Fidko wi've been so busy Chicago, fclar. 3 (API Wheat CACIlfi VAI.LEV HARDWARK offered the invocation-getheNo. 2, hard, $1.40; No. I, northern the pass'd nionih weve hardly with entire cliffs of Follett COMPAXS H h choir sang. hiid time to let yon know what Abide, spring, $1.37 placed petrified trees. ' P. Neeley Editor Ireetr doing. Isnt that a to 94c closely Wlth Me, Cbm, No, 3, mixed, 93 In nroof further the of No. 3, yellow 98 to 97c;. grand and glorious feeling. Gilt were Fred The existance fossils the of of the speakers An man w;t WJC Oats, No. 2, white. 60 to 61 ... Be aw selling Ihe very best ll?art,s Pau.Je exhibited gen of Logan, W. J. Crookston, No. 3, white, 57 to 61 eemiuq out of the (local)- - Thea E. fossilized W. M. C. atre the other night Pfuedng the drawing .grade of whi(o Enamel Dish pansNelson, Nyman Rye. not quoted. No. 17 for $1.23. of this huge and. Bishop J.. H. Kemp. Aj box office he noticed tlmt it horny spinal-crea- t (et jours now Barley, 92c to $1.05. We Have (inly a few left. ebmed. WeH this is unfortunate, reptile, a drawing vjiich was rendcied beautiful duet by ho remarkod, all sold out. POTATOES Mrs Mabel Chambers and Mrs. fSmn!le of " k real good pint raerum the, p poarTh I ittlo PhilrC. HERES WUR CH.VSCK Chicago, Mar. 3 (USDA) Pot- non disc'osed hr V. Hows that? n Hie cliffs the ..region, atoes receipts 117 cars; on track huge A prize of (mdse) to the first choir Come. ren The, sang. was one 257 total U. 8. shipments 866 cars fossil" of this reptile Since fcnr last issue in five one bringing m the answer to the ' Journal we have sold tlw follow demand and trading slow, market of three which Daude said Bright Beautiful .Home .and fnllowiu; riddle. ' Beutler Alfred . hn Duiryinen M (liters. De (aval sacked round lay within close proximity to, Counselor row, a dork, a- fees, and a" dull; Wisconsin other-Ne- ar of ('curse whites $1.95 to $2 00; Idaho sacked these fossils jfeied the closing prayer.. The - skuuk wanted to eo to the cirrus. t It rest $l.8ft raeh". How nmnv of russet burbanks $2.10 to $2.25 bliss are humerou'i fossilized aiiiles; interment wag, in Logan" cemo E A Parson. itt nson; Bishop them eeuld co and bow did they triumphs, in v crates $2.75 to $3.00. of the revptiles, Pande said.jtery. The grave was dedicated dosenh nergensen. Irnislon, Geo, the get inonej? bonrhotogranhs of fossilized by the grandfather, John Ashli; 8, Pond, iewiston. I. A, ; POULTRY, eg of the lizard were also1 Wo- have diaeevered an Smhhfieid. And Savs Ihey t Chicago. Mar 3, CAP) Poultry shown. an Satisfied dust ask them. and ahaoiutriy reriuin alive easier; receipts one car; An effort to elect rie light, saving nawls 22 1,2 to 24c; springs 22 to claims will be Wlwn Yn think made in the announce the birth of a son. bill. Wo paste them in a- scrap- of House ' 28o ; turkeys 25. to 28c;, roosters near . All are Feb. bornbook, Daude Vo Cleaning Think Mtirer-o- . , declared, doing 2L, future, have it. 20c; ducks 20 to 28c; geese 13c. 4 claiming that professors of- nicely. to Two like would we things six universities of good standMiss Mary Ferguson is spendsee. "tlie nigger in th woodpile BUTTER AND EGGS CACHE VALLEY or "fhe pig In Hie poke. week end at Prestonr the ing 3. Mar. Butter (AP) Chicago, Mrs. Mrs. and Jack' King higher-- ; receipts 10.702 tubs; creaHARDWARE Co. Dad mby be careless- about bid Anna L. Nelson are visiting at mery. extras. 48 standards, nails rim) hair, but otherwise ho Ued ted Bfn4 KUi i saaied 48 extra firsts, 47 to 47 relatives. with Garland Bh Phone bores. doesnt suffer for want of ' Rlbbeo. 1 nkeummkm Bay firsts, 44 to 45 seconds, 4ft to Mrs. Milo Clemens of Ogdeft , Logan, Utah 43c. - - ' has been spending the week B AND PliM EggS unchanged; receipts ' t licit, Sant. Vllxbis. Hf rtw with Mrs. Elam Cronquist.cases. iiLUAvn tout s ! - - -- Oali-,jlow- er argu-countr- y, 1 THE r.IONKEY WEENCH - . rela-mati- on ' t-- 2. - 1- -2 - 1- -2 jbrtheworldkkmvstprice abHent-nihide- c: d c. - j s I - . b J ofi-eac- h - v - A- - -- V " - Dur-ran- . exeel-le- t. nt way-n- gas-an- - - 'I Edw.TBaur Providence i , ;:s - " - ef l-- imenaille f wUk . trim-mln- g. . l-- 1 L -- l-- ,- U ' , . - 15)-3- 38 44 nunuM - - - jr Qi rVvv |