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Show '' PAGE SIX ; Cougar Hope to4 I Upset Moritaiians R. Rate Narrows; Conference XL " Utes Oppose Denver and Colorado and Utah Fanners 1 .. 1'niversity ....2 l Uh Aggie 2 Montana Stale Colorado Aggies ....3 Denver University ; .8 Colorado Teachers . .2 Colorado .College . . .2 B. T. i;. ...1 1 Colorado Mine Wyoming Colorado University .1 0 Western State rtah Clash In Exceptional Games After a wwk'i rest, B. V. V. will awing Into action once wore this when the" Cougars Invade k Itosemaa, Montana, lu meet Ott Bobcats, undefeated to fonineya coufpetltit.n to date. the Montanaus have not they" are not- re- ylieeri a defeated, a phenomenally strong K7T!lfirl4 - leains - They downed Colorado I'nl- 0 to 3, to the season, Iversity, Bouiderites open have since been I found ,to be extremely weak. Wy- cniliig and the Montauants battled to a tiv and the Bobcat downed IVilorado Teachers, 0 to' 8. In game Montana State downed by M ultima University '"T t ly a mm of 27 to 0. jlfurea Favwr Bobrita-- . . On eomparativelgureeJIontans rotate should have a alight edge over ( the Cougars, due to the three-poin- t f. STANDING W. L. e; 0 .20 0 1 2 2 Pet. 1.000 1.000 1.000 .750 ,000 .500 2. JWO 1 3 JS00 xo 0 3 ..oho; .000 4 - , i , Columbia Tonight Shows 7:15 8:45 -- All seats 35c 6 ACTS VAUDEVILLE and 1 in and Naughty' ;Go6d ' and . Comedy and News " margin gained by the Bobcats uver he team which toot the measure of B. Y. IT. 12 to 6. However, B. V. I', did not strike 4ts stride' until after its invasion of Greeley. And this game was closer than th,e acore ahowa,'forthe victory could easily have gone fttber way at that time. Saturday's results have narrowed" the conference race coujsiderably. Utah's victory ov.er Colorado Aggies stamps the Crimson eleven as the favorite for title luurels. Utah Aggies and "Montana State have a record of two wins and no defeats, the same aa that established by th? ytahns. Attgleir'tiavTr'tiPenated twice, and Montant State once. In addftion, Montant State has not scheduled the five contests required to qualify for the conference title. Tuesday and Wednesday Mat. 2:30- - 4:00. 10c - 25c J1 IIEETJONES Stanford. now looms as the prob- Able wluuep of Pacific coast grid iron honors this season, following their unejjiected .win over University of Southern California. Trail ing at the snort end of a 124 wore during the first ntflf, the Cardinals rallied to push over thueeded touchdown and score the iriiilsl vic point which gave them a Wrestlings ranged Between Local Grapple ... Boat-Bein-- Ar- tory.'" j '.""-- the other unde Oregon feated team in the conference, ral lied in the latter stirpes or tiie game to defeat a stubborn Vandal eleven by a score of 3 to 0. Oregon University aeded insult to lujory by trouncing Callffirnbi once more, this time by a score of 21 to t. r T.,v isvtuimry uss - two l vf-e- Keep Miminative DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE . The Best storage in Proyo. The lowest price in the state. Iim( out led wen rtNI there is a erty U often shown by scanty or burning paraage of secretions. Many people have learned the value of DAun't Pills, stim-uladiuretic, when the kidneys seem functionally inactive. Everywhere one finds enthusiastic Damn' users. Ask The coming winter threatens to lie the most disagreeable one the country has had In years. For one thing, Fred. Fulton is going to try a comeback. Mr. Cachandcaffy expects lo clean tennis up $500,000 on .Suzanne's tour. This Is, you'U concede, a niightv (ileasaht way of ciertnln? tip what the promoter is pleased to tall iinhealthyjajnateurism. 1 Greasing DEAD STORAGE per month NIGHT STORAGE per night $5.00 43.50 35 c ,H.Y, PI or! DOAN'S nH? w Repairing LIVE STORAGE per month j PHONE StkwdaDimmtkttkKUy, g SCHOFIELD AUTO GO nt your-ntiihb- ' Car Washing - whesr mention of poi sonous waste in the blood. This - ia called a toxic condition, and is apt to make one tired, dull and languid. Other symptoms are sometimes toxic backaches and headache. That the kidneys, are not functioning prop- - uetfQ given a belt to remind .him be was once the champion. 14 the belt" fails oi its purpose there are always those sulfs Sir. Kearns filed. I : STEAM HEATED GARAGE pV Gooi HaIiliReiKirc GooJ J . v r , System Active already Is a big lefiguor. BUlllngs, us you must know, is manajger of i the Rochester club, FOR BOWLERS irP) , -- gti PltAISE FOR ROOKIE George Stalllngs says that ShortWashington, last year's ch'nnip ' stop Bothroek, who goes from Ions, downed Whitman, 44 to 0. RosaestfiE to the Boston Red Box, CUP OFFERED et parts oT the state and helghbortor The first match la which Ken Williams, who with territory. be has participated In Prove for Balte Kuth for home, run honors a two year was the last card at. the few years backj is said to be slated Armory, in which he waa given a for a trip to the minors, regardless refejiee'a decfslon over Cyclone of who manages the St. Louia tTboiBpapnjBrowns next season. .. No one waa more surprised about TRIP TO MINORS A gt'les, . Deaa Park, the fast Orem wrest ler, lias decided that be must have a match with Henry Jones before Jones leaves for the coast aoja time early aext week. Park la "41 kaowa to the Prove ns. He has been seen wrestling here several times ia some fast matches. During the past two years ho has devel ped rapidly, havtng had some, matches in various . at ta lu. T The East High Leopard were smothered by the trmg Poca- tello Jiighjbt-hoeleven ; Saturday by a score of 38 to 0. The PocateTo aggregation; undefeated this jieasbn. rushed the Sab Lukers with 'unexpected derisiveness. . .. . ,. : : with victories over East and West high schools to its' credit, looms s the strongest team la Idaho and i'tab. . It la uJany years since an Idaho team has recorded such wins over the Salt Lake high school elevWis. Poearfello downed West, 7 to 0-, Victory Oven U. S. C. Gives Cardinals Opportunity -: For Title . or,u U h . hrllanl rfnh's lit hi J tbas Toaipwin. kuatt-- jlBtJated that be would not. wrestle tills fame had . increased aaterUilly 1 1'ark unless it would be on the "" his Pocatelk. la victory through Iwlnuer-taktHibasis, fl'ark nu. IgTapplers is now Wiiii? arraugtd t leashed swh a fast nd varied at- there earlier over cne of the best be held sometiiue this week. 'AJU of, tack that Tbompaua had all he Iucatelkr wrestlers, getting the bout the details have; bee 'worked could do tt defend himself rather Id rv4 assure-- l l",t lh tma tstraiirht fall's. tbaa gecting oa the offense. The mat him twic, tothe P.rhl.nned baa were almost "aFTmrRiised "is i.iB frovo fi many a long ThoBtpeon, although the Orem fans todoe nl an hour. 5The nrst ........ would bet atoney aay day that Dean came ia 87 minute with a wrist-- i , caa throw aay iuaa his weight, lock and adssors. and the eeoad j HI'dCLNS WHX EEST, f The fame Park prea4 rapidly fall la 24 minutes with - double ' after his Tbompsna amloek. Immediately NEW YDJitf, Nv. 1 Mi 1. .; victory, and last Thursday' he was During the past twe years. Park IT IlutSHU. ninu::gtr of thciYhn-keeswwIn the main bout of a sport card at lias taken a leave tomorrow for Flrl- great deal of Interest in Pocatello. He had at bis opponent teachlng the young fellows ia his dato rest, from the rigors of the in a finish wrestling bout .George! home secrioa how to wrea.le. liefsumnier cemiwlgn. He said the Meyers of Iowa, who. weight 152 Las staged eeveral Interesting cards Tan tees would benefit grtatly from Bml, while Park tipped the scales at Orem for the yotingsterwlle.UiAHe- - acqufsition of Artbur-Flrtih- er, ' v at 148 lbs. fast and clean, and hajconsld-- j deposed manager of .the Phillies, as' , " Meyers la one of the best wrest-- iiijcirowiHia! or tnj tiiuir. nr auum. t 50 , 14 EAST 1st NORTH - L--i. PROYa - I I - . . u ' . portoWMftWe s At Last! (By arrangement with C. with the iDEAIi PARKS TO against Colorado Aggies, resulting said to be In a. 10 to 0 victory, one of. the most sensational per- He's Here W. Leopards Lose To Pocatello; Score 38-- 0 l . i EvenjB-Ii3(U-94l5---35c ! tie games recorded, has an outside The beautiful silver loving cup chance for the 'title, although they have not entered "the win. column. presented two yenrngo by the Colorado Aggies are still in tbeTuu, Jewelry Coniau.v, will nlng, with " three' victories and om flgatn lie dffered to "the winning " v v '' team juf the i92f BmT5J27 fommer-- f defeat. lnl. Bowling tournament, according Utah vs. DenverUtah plays Denver this week at to" the Schofiehl Auto team, which Denver, and a bard game is In pros had won for two years 'in successpect, although the Pioneers are out ion. The tournament wilhstart Tuesof the running for the title. They l ave been defeated by. narrow mnr- - day, Novemlier 2, and all teams with Ar1ns bjrUtalrABglofrand Colorndn4 entering may gef Tri toiu-fthur Simmons at the Armory. Aggtea, ' P0LA NEGRI STANFORD IS 13-1- 2 Wyoming University, 6 PROVO EVENING HERALD, HONDAYj NOVEMBER 1, 1926. CPyleand E. Shallenberger) formances registered In Utah for many seasons. The grent Utah line. the baVkfield, will behnrd to over s come by any region. Utah Aggies face ine of their hardest encounters, meeting Colo rado- - Aggies at Fort Collins. One of the teams will drortlrora the contender's class after this encounter. Utah Aggies are gaining strength rapidly, as is shown by their viccount. tory over Denver by .0 Colorado University, swamped by Colorado College, 21 to 0, Inst week, will oppose Colorado Mines "this week, while Colorado Teachers Rro heavily favored to trounce Western States In a tilt scheduled for Greel teanr-wvun- h November 2 1926 REPUBLICAN 7-- 3 ey. Another Ortorado- game-oest will take place at Regis - where Crelghton seen In action. wter f REPUBLICAN PARTY TICKET College, 0 University will be ,NAVY KV PRECINCT ANNEX TILTS For United States Senator REED SM00T For Cong. Representative, 2d Dist. - The superidol of America's sport fans in the greatest flrama of college life ever filmed! . Utterly dwarfing any other production of its kind ever made lifting Red at one colossal stroke into the ront rank of motion; pic ture stars! and Charlie Chase in "TELL 'EM NOTHING" ; i R IN CESS 10c ALL SEATS v.Tonight and Tuesday BOB CUSTER in --- ILLINOIS WINS Michigan's defeat at the hands of Navy In the east has given other and comedy teams In the Big encouragement Tj'n.infgejnce, iri, de-- 4 by Michigan, astonished do pesters by winning it 3 to. 0 verdict over Penn. famed as the "ma gicians" of hidden ball plays. Fros ty Peters' toe was responsible for the victory, the stellar performer aim i1 mn a 1 tnlil nnal fn til a f n n 1 period. Ohio State downed Chicago 18 to 0, and Northwestern romped over 2i to 0 ie- tnry. Both teams appear to be powerful contenders for the confer-enr- e feated Strand Shows I 2:30 7:30 .4:00, -- 9:001 :"'.'linfSlf Indlana'-defense-to--- Tonight and Tuesday "MA HPT A OR i if -- ' ' with ALMA RUBENS Comedy - King Bozo" . v title. , Notre Dame used seeond'and third string players fiargely to uVfit Georgia Tech, 12 to 0. The southerners put up a stulthorn battle, but could not hold Coach Knute Kock-ne'- a V. charges. Tte Every Evening ' For Cong, RepresenUtive, 2d Ditt. WILLIAM R. WALLACE. JR. For Justice of Supreme Court' GEORGE OKISTENSEN For State Senators J. F. D. B. GAY opcafiftasoii-o- t, JaorholisJs fieret"Amrn fine' time to put awuy the porch furniture. : Genola Precinct ' , tewi Precinct-i-Justic- SUMNER : e, ACHSA PAXMAN GEO. F. SHELLEY FANNIE ROWLAND JOHN ROBERTS For Co. Commissioner, r. M. S. CHRISHANSEN . WILLIAM H. NELSON For Co. Commissioner, CREER 2-- , For County Clerk E. BYRON DASTRUP Teriri Tenn . v. For County Treasurer JOHN C. TAYLOR For County Sheriff J. D. BOYD . l For County Recorder PRISCILU CHRISTENSEN ?rCQBatyAltorney Xtopev. Constable 2-- For Co. Commissioner, Term ' H r. For Co. Commissioner, Term For Co. Commissioner, r. l or Co. Commissioner, Term For County Llcrk For- - - For County Treasurer EARLS. GREENWOOD For County Sheriff GEO. County Auditor For County Sheriff For "County Recorder For County Recorder , For County Attorney For County Attorney - For County Assessor For County Assessor . ELMER BIRD For Precinct Justice For Precinct Justice For Precinct .Constable For Precinct Constable Justice, Precinct 7 Springvllle Lester . Justice, Orson Hutchinson. Constable, D. A. -- For Precinct Justice , p j n , Crandall. I'leasant View Precinct Justice H, R. Booth. Constable, "Calvin ' Meldrimi. DEMOCRATIC PRECINCT II It T t TIAlTfl iMilU ; For County Surveyor American Fork Precinct Justice, Ell B. Hilwkins. Constable, Aaron .. J. Butte. For County Assessor Spanish Fork Precinct Justice, Clarence Smith. Constable, George . For County Surveyor Term County Auditor For County. Sheriff Attorney For. County Surveyor, SCOTT P. STEWART Term For County Clerk INEZ JESSEE For County Surveyor HUGO PRICE r. For County Treasurer For County 'Recorder . r. For County Treasurer NAYLOR For-Cou- nty Justice, ' For"County Auditor I. E. BROCKBANK HAWKINS' Term JOHN E. BOWEN - B. F. Hogan Xielson. Constable, Clarence W. Pack. , Santaiuln Precinct Justice; Dsin-le- l S. Jerman Constable, John O.. For State Representatives . Col-ldg- . Sutem Precinct Searles. For Co. Commissioner, r. JAMES W. GU1MAN For Co. Commissioner, A, O. SM00T For County Clerk LEE MADSEN State Representativea Ilenry . Roiicii. ABE W. TURNER "" '; For M. .. Provo Precinct ,For State Senators ; Constable, Joseph II. . For State Senators J. ' Justice, Drnper. ' .. Peterson. Sianlsh Fork Precinct Justice, Daniel Lewis. Constable, AVulter T. HENRY ERLANDSEN CHARLES C ' Duncan. Benjamin Precinct Justice, Alum J. Jcihiison. Constable, Peter Ocker-mu- Lehl For Justice of Supreme Court For Justice of Supreme Court " For State Representatives ir ForCouttty-Assesso?- For Cong. Representative, 2d Dist. E. Justice, . . MURDOCK LAWRENCE M. ATWOOD E. YOUNG E" 0. American Fork l'reelnct OTTO E. PARSONS WILLIAM Geo. JL Jiljilptuuflliiiistjililer-Wiiliiim-E- -- For "United Ststes Senator For United States Senat CHARLES T. STONEY For Cons;, Representative, 2d Dist. Preeinct-Justic- Pleasant Grove Precinct For State Representatives W. - Alirfne Burgess. 0 Christensen. For Precinct Justice Mnpleton Treiiict Justice,' Burton E. Tew. Constable, Mareellus Kellseri, Pleasant Grove Treiinct Justice, It. D. Wadley. Constable, Mark Bez- i For Precinct Coniub for- - I'recmet-Co- n a BABY GRAND ' LEROY DIXON JO-STON- ForJJnited States Senator ROYAL AMMON TUTTLE THE FIGHTING BOOB" For State Senators TICKET. O ASHBY SNOW For Couijty 'Auditor FEATURE GAME - For Justice of Supremi; Court EUAS HANSEN CLIFFORD SOCIALIST PART O E. O. LEATHERWOOD Smashing victorlesby Navy' and Army fentnred the games on east em gridirons Saturday. Navy smothered .Michigan, favorite for Big Ten title laurels, by a score of 10 to 0. The westerners' attempts to score werefrust rated in the first half, and the middles registered a touchdown and a field goal to tri umph. Army battered a crippled Yule team to send the Bulldogs down to an lgnomlnous 33 to 0 defeat. Lafayette held Its undefeated rexv ord by rallying late In .the day to down Washington and Jefferson, 16 to 10. Brown downed Dartmouth ;.for the first time in six years, winning by a score nf 10 to 0. It was Dartmouth's third successive defeat. CblnndUa putoved more 'than u match for Cornell, whining 17 to !). This game brought out the biggest attendance of the week. PARTY TICKET DEMOCRATIC stable znnt. J STATE OF UTAH, COUNTY OF UTAH ss. I, WALLACE M. HALES, COUNTY CLERK IN AND FOR UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. i Goshen Precinet J tfstloe, Ray D, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS AFULL, TRUE AND CORRECT. LIST OF NOMINATIONS FILED IN MY OFFICE AS Steele. Constable, Samuel Morgan. APPEAR FOR CONGRESSIONAL STATE, COUNTY, AND PRECINCT OFFICERS AND NOW ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN MY OFFICE. Vineyard .rreciuet Constable, J. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF SAID UTAH COUNTY THIS 23rd DAY OF OCTOBER, A, D, 1926. J.. Madsen Jr. t ' , j . 'Springvllle AVayue Jrovo OF UTAH COUNTY, wiikins. PrMnct Johnson. Justice, Constable, I Iehry Precinct-Consta- ble, Wren , |