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Show X ft t pace ax PROVO STJKDAY HEKALD. STODAf. NOVEMBER 21.1926. . flCGUGARSFALL from page oue CVBtlnut-- heavier and mof DuDecrs. experienced op-- pttKxied.tbe Diagarr eoaipirtely, Aggies kicked off, a ltd after oirf flntt dawn,. Rows ponts4. out of mafr. it bo,!inds an Aggies waa a beautiful kick. --Davis punt ed from behind the goal fine to Mcintosh, who returned 13 yards t mark (V)lord.r. rsunn Berister tSrore Roweiiit right tackle for T yarda, end Knudsen gained a first down with two line smashes, It was first line. down on tbe Cotosdo Three more plays gained 4 yards, ind Dixon passed to 'Mcintosh, who made a neat catch. H was downed Hoe for first on tbe down. Knudnea crashed over for a ore on hla second attempt Mc intosh missed bis drop-kic- k try. ' Colorado kicked off, aad the 'X . J' d T" one-yar- fall-aad- e 28-ya- '' - d t d Tf!kjjejcr MKT. Captain Tborne played hia usual game on the line, while 11 was also outstanding V Simmons ''.'Tbla gritty gjiard broke through tbe Colorado Aggie Jorward wal aereral times as toss their halU-Fuller pin? M rlers for losses. Bony f4 well t end, and Clark also loot good on the line. conNider 5 Tbe Hue," outweighed ijably by the Colorado u. deerv defeat credits for, lu xtellar eib: Man tor man. It hauled tb lfbltion. fijAggiea throiiiuiut, ami It was tb IrfibilUjr of "tbe forward wa'J to ohi DIxm am rJort, which gave-Roflfonipahy thelrxipportunlfleit to ttbnw jfnelr mettle. xv LXaMweB laDutstanding- Caldwell, offensive fullback and efenslVe end of .the "Colorado. An rjlei81v was the outstanding player for the winners. Caldwell reelei ifftt numerous good gains, and a' filnies seemed literally Impossible t Jtop. On deftmse he mussed 4 W lnany I" plays, and Interception ef two passes stopped "V" threats. Captain Fay Rankin, biie rarely carried the ball, but when .be did, tbe "Y men found " stopping hint was a Job somewhat similar to that of stopping a steam : engine. However, they nianage&Jt " itetefal time, although be some-- ' 'times smashed through for snbstan- ; llal ains.s u'lVUVams contributed the ajost patellar 4 nnar-Jerbac- rensatlonnrfeat of tbe panif-wltrua fonrtowhdownT ine, Vlckern, Myers, Kayser p4 ln":ibangli proved ' exceptioh d iihis, Oh tbe nally strong. . Ki ?'wTIn dollar play" t the Cbioradoahs materialized to ood effect, and, tins scoring play o en tbe oorasioii of oj of the toiubdowuH. n. V. U. also . Mwd and tbo play r.n one It resulted In an gain. Tbe " Wpte'pnss-methoseemed extreme- -- , 4 Me; Colo-,rad- ll-ys- ' .llf riuht tnck. for a score. niakiirs I lie wore 19 to 0.. H. tl Coloiadu kicked off to Im "X broitt'b 1. 1 and Dixon reeled off ' y.ir.'s. but Rowe's pass was In- line tel (,n tbe Aggie Hi the Coloradoans were granted 'ittlil.!g space. Soon after '. the mars (tasbed on again, with owe making several In. Caldwell intercepted Dixon's and shook off several "T" icklers, going to flie Cougar-45iiarter ended rd mark. The oon after. At tbeJ opening of the final quar- r, ihe'Aflcles rnbei the bai to where Caldwell; he!J,yardJine,. snd Rankin were held for four 'it's. Cougars taking tbe ball on t line. After Rowe !ielr mted out, the' invaders again ad naeed to the line, but tie 'ongarg held, and Caldwell's field oali trtu was wide. A fumble by dcintosh gave the Aggies anothet ha nee. but tbey failed to gnin, and Rowe dashed through center on a ske plav, gaining 17 yards, shortly thereafter. Long passes failed, and tbe game ended with the Aggies lu the bull on the Tr 34- yard marjc, just after Williams. had . run. registered a Tbe summary : '.-,.- 30-ya- good-size- d one-foo- d C. A. C. B. Y. IT. Worthlngton D. Corbett .. ..le.... - .. ..It.... Clark Tborne (c) H. 8immons ' Anderson ... Kiyser .... ,q,b. Vlckers Myers Lougenbaugh Tinsntan . Runk'tn' (c) .llib. rhb.'. HeMdg AVllliams . rg. ....... .,re., .... Fuller Mcintosh . Rowe Dixon Knudsen . .. Davis Brand . . . ..... ...... ... Caldwell .fb. Substitutions l B X. lMlller for Worthlngton ; Harris for Clark j Clnrk fkr His,AIexiider fore Fuller ; D. Simmons for Knudsen ; Biddulph for Miller ; Harris for Clark; Buys for Mcintosh; Merrill . WASHIXGTX,'ov. 3o'(l'P). luaa believed to be Henry Anderson, recently: a patient at Soldiers' Home hospital, jumped to bis death today from the topof the Washington monument here Police have records of three ether deaths by . falls from tbe Washington Monument In ltf05 a painter at work ou a scaffold on the structure, plunged to death. In 1U23. a man jumped to bis ' duat'b from the top aud later in tbe same year a woman ieH from the stair way inside the. monument Tbe Burn, cripple, was shabbily; dressed. He was waiting at tbe monument when guards arrived this morning and went to the top of the ele va to on it s Jfl rst trip Of the Jay. Six tourists were passengers with ' him. When the elevator carried the tourists down, the man refused to go, saying he would wait until tbe " next trip. When the iourUU reached the monument ground, they found guards gathered around the body of tbe man they had left at tbe top. The body was badly mangled by the falL The monument Is 655 feet nigh and the windows near tbe top from which the man jumped are more than 500 feet from the ground. --st A ' t to The Hers Id) . ALIA.y, Oregon,; Kor. 20 Henry JowVs, Provo .welterweigbt w rentier, was, too f ant for Mutt td-of Portland Friday nlgbt, and won two traliUt falls frouutbe coast performer In brilliant styhv Jones won the first fall in twenty-siminutes with a headlock, and the second with a "Chicago rrab" . REVOLT GOES ON IN MEXICO Chty . x ' hvld in J The Utah matmaa showed exceptional s)eed and skill, taking the aggressive from the start against "the wdl known Rose thy grappser. JHls variety of Jiolda and terrific peed gave Eddy-- - no chance 'from man io niiiKU. j JVASimGTtiX'ovv LP movements' against the government and in support of former Provisional PreHideut Adolfo De La Huerta, w'ere rtMrted unofflciully today to be progrenwlng in the state of (tanlca and Chihuahua. While' the Calles-Mexlca- n Mexican embsy denied 'any. wideontb spread revolutionary agaiust the Calles regime, tbe messages reiiorted a certain ferment in Sonora, Durange, Guanajuato and Jalisco, inspired by De La Huerta men.. This news served to divert at tention, somewhat from the discus sion engendered by government disclosures of alleged Mexican, par- n Jtlcipation In gun running to IJliernis. Some quarters iu-- . dined to take tbe alleged Mexican participation in the Nicaraguan . .. revolution rather calmly. Mexico's reaction to the American disclosures 'was closely followed. Officials doubted Mexico would allow the revelations lead to a breach of diplomatic relations. r unt Nica-Tftgua- .. lrloati Shipment and through war roblted her of all ' Alexandrian Library . - J, . 1. .. 'I,.ue uaua utouu SV tur moiith of tbe Nile and had seen the rite of the Alexanderian-Librar- y, where a lullllon volumes containing the history of the world and its science, philosophy, and wisdom had all been destroyed. War had robbed the world of ft alb Pfuck still stands aloft and cries, "What fools ' Not until the cominsr of ,the first Chrysler" "70 three years ago did any popular- -' pricea six give 70 miles'per hour, pick-u- p of 5 to 25 miles in 74 seconds, epmbined with ah economy of 20 miles to the gallon." these mortals be." Virilization ho done away with witi hcrajt, dueling, slavery nd woman's inequality before the ballot iKix. It is time that war should fol low these evils, accordime to- Dr. jd'i . 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W The top fits snugly and looks neat without sag or wrinkle. J. ; . Waljc? . The above cara have been complete- ftulrat, - $1495 to rnrrent lcf Federal excise tax. Repairs Terma to Suit 1925 Dodge Special $175 , lieMONOPULhaiasUde Sport Phaeton Phone 1057 aaedcalerw $225 J924 Cherrolet Touring j 1095 1795 1895 All prices f.o.b. Detroit, guli U-'- 1 - $ 30 220 150 200 100 otcir Co. Jl ..;;.V...$295 Ford Touring 1026 lyj i. 1595 - 1795 1525 1545 Pbaetoa . - $1395 .,.$225 ;.. 1923 Ford Coupe - rd . Koundy Batteries . d - Savings $1523, : 1745' Oiecl CarsXheap-Ph- y J ; 1924 d $HS, - i-- CHEVROLET TRADE INS Compare our prices with others. Good Cars Used cars that hare been carefully checked. , ' . 1!) v,.; Old Prioea COTTAGE Z:. ' Fine garden spot with! touch-down- f New . , U - ; 57 North University Avenue :-- A NICE LITTLE - . Prices And now the new finer Chrysler 70" excels the charm and smartness of its older self, just as that older self relegated earlier conceptions of motor car beauty and per I formance to oblivion. -- - Scoring it ' twwns . wiade sumeTons Caldwell 2, Williatnst-io1- 1 in; tho aeotlsd half,-bu- t touchdown, Helblg 1 (place sfter ftber Were not. made to give the ment) B. Y. - touchdown, Knud- ; alar a rest, but to strengthen n : sen. ; (killing point In almost every Officials Warner, referee; Warden, umpire ;' Wilson, bead lines s M Tbe fame opened with Knudsen man. Caldwell off. of tbo- -kicking bad difficulty In handling tbe oval, iaad' was smothered on his own line. The' Aggies punted to i their own., line, and prospects seemed bright for a Cougar tscore Two Use phinges gained ,Xive yards, and Dixpn burled a long pass. Williams leaped Into tbe air to spear the. ball, and then dashed team for a through tbe entire run to a touchdown; a feat jWhlcU caused an almost perceptible !tkrad of gloom to descend upon the rooting section.' Helblg kick- gpak kicked off Knudsen of the and after an fxjjjangethe" faln; Y"- took the halt on their own line, Rowe asheiLof for a short gain, but fumbled. Full er recovered the balli and went to line before the angry the f Aggie tacklers caught up with him. Aiglet Make Gains- -i ,! Colorado then held, and long runs ' bjr Caldwell 'and Austin took tbe 'bali'deep into "X" territory; Tihs- man's attempted placement from tbe line-wa- s short, 'and the "I" MONOPUL meant "on frnil" 'phnted 'out of danger. Near the tOcxPull-illUJaab- nil "riose ef .the quarter,, Caldwell made duUt tkmi rnn to carry the ball to d Ibe ?Yr marlrk lOpening the second period, a short TsbJ sjained .three yards, and. Ran kin carried the ball 13 yards to fbe fX". : mark.. Two off 'tackle plarg failed,, but Caldwell fastener that is very durable skirted right end for a touchdown which dollar" and "milliun clotU ea'tbe play, satisfactory. " ' l. J New Lower Prices' As Sig'nifi-can- t As It 8 New Beauty four-whe- el movement. "You may be you uiay Jit; iJUorled, yon may lie hauged as high as John Crown, but your souls will, got - . marcning on. ' He asked them to remove from their nilnds the Idea of beauty in Field. Such talk Is all Plunder 'bunk." Some graves are : hefug cared for by hirelings, but there ,re niany that are nejtUfted, they, are covered with broken bottlea. "So soon jdo we forget." , 1 ; ' Not until the Chrysler "70" were there crankshaft, oiMilter, air cleaner, thermostatic heat control, hyraulic brakes, balanced 'wheels and tires, tubular front axle, etc., ets., in this price ; , ""class. Wirt. In closing, the sieakerB challenged the students "to be pioneers of the . Newer, more exquisrtely graceful bodies newer, more Ustinctive"silhQQette- -newer luxury of comforts-newe- r, greater ridiqg easeHnewer richness of upholstery i -newer,' finer 7 hardware 4newer refinements in controls - and lighting newer, - more atftriuttive olof Wendinv 'far in . advance of currept harmonies. .With this newer appearance joined to proved and unmatched superiority of performance', dependability, economy' and long life the new finer Chrysler ?70" now begins to exert, in more emphatic fashionrthe influence kwhich for three .years has meant nothing but Chrysler. Again, in the new finer Chrysler "70", "Chrysler creates a,' new school of design anti new measure of value for an in- dustry to follow. ;'.".--' Contiiuied from page one, - Just Coue Brougham Sedan; Coach- - WMSClED ToynerAns-tifor Austin r it ms when' It plajed for . Helblg, Brady for Myers, tbej rtah Aggies to a 0 tie? for ParkhiU for Davis; Lory for Park-hillhe ttfbb Ati at that time were the .class of .football B, T, C, 04otj plajbigHueliea 6 machine eihlblt- whb'hthp C A. C. ....7 6 010 . ... Colorado Aggies: J,1U1,J r, ' ; ' 4iw Revolutionary and-JE"ine- 77 4 - -- De- - Spec4al 0-- r CT1 We Can Make Immediate A H livery, on.the New Really Great Game It was a great game, played In for H. Simmons. Colorado Aggies brilliant style, and was fully apAnBtin.for Helblg; Pitcher for preciated by every spectator of the Brand; Toyne for Rankin; Jielblg .contest. The "Y" was better Rankfn for ; A TP i MEETS DEATH d It waa. unooettlonablT, the best game played by tbe Cwujfers this y,aeasoB-- r fame' which "showed tbe ooUntUlity of tbe Cougar grid watenrand a came wblob bode ill ftuf WnlVrribee contender! of J 927. ! Oven Bow was outstanding for tbe Saturday afternoon. The erstwhile sprinter played tbe great vat football game of 'hla career. His ""'terrtfic nied baffled bts opponent "time after time In lightning off r'i tackle danbea, and long end. runs. placement "Ha held hla wa la tbe punting de-- Heibig'stwoattempted first downs to carry the . partment, and his passes were al ball to line. Ran Aggies' way a menace, Qa defense, he wa tin, lateecepteel Howe msi to end a etar. , be danger, llbe ball was in pos- j,. Su&t Pixea in Fenn- -i 88lon of tbe Ittuigars lu mldfleld V aidty Dixon played hla greatest .vhen the half ended with tbe score Al ... k .A.A..m of O tbe 'offensive game year. m way good OB defense, In the third Quarter, a T'H.ack "tackier, Hanky found himself in the field mall fumhd early In tbe nffejisive department Saturday, and 4lay, and Vlckers.- Colorado center. "reeled eff aiany good gain. mark. recovered en thcS'V 'Silky Knudsen, gained tbe honor Rankin Taxbed through tbe left 'jy-ttouchdown, and ide of the ljiie for.a aeoring tbe gain. h(a aavage'line plunglBgrwes good Uelliii; i::il ted a yarj, CutdweH dart- T"for abort galna with fair consist V-- off 7.' and after Hel- , IENRY.JONES-- : j 7, '.21 , jI |