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Show J IPAGE FOUR ' - 4 PROVO EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1928. rosh Play Saiw - us: .! stfl it , J :;z:ii-...- -- her at a. m. in Stadium, With SeasonTickets Honored'; Kittens ame Starts I'M ,m m k. 10 l)rill : 'AM - On jpffense . dot Keen Interest is manifest Jin the Frosh-GreeKiver A.tnincH off luh fnritbnll etime. to be stated Sftt- m ttiM rday morning at 10 o clock ,8 J a preiimumr jtadium-a- s ! Aggie encounter ut U o'clock. il's . Drill Hard ri ittens Coach Buck Dixon's Kittens have Cai'tiC- WPOk. th! rl .... mpntftP ... f,iaA , nn! th t ItUl iy VI " " i. lellcves ' that his Kieenlings will ' how much more abilitv nJJiwde- case "iBWBTent than was ujn ,han Vio Prnvn Vlk'h ogs wtwfly otitgained .thejioavi YH n w-ji- J.yHfornta . I- v COAST LEAGUE SacraWnto and San Fran-cirfcMust Play for "Half Title i : hit ....lU'n i -- rnmn nf ultll ijresult of a P ovo f ,! Ilimiaft'J 0 vlcfory as the a if. (j '' FEATURE if . ." . t COAST LEAGUE ..........at .622 : : game that should give the Pioneers their second victory of the season. The Colorado Aggies, conference champions, meet Colorado Teachers at Fort Collins. The Aggies on form are lieavy favorites. The games will 4i TJBsaLSJairflBtJ- -. U Pci Sacramento .". ". .. . . 61 37 .622 tr -- y j. i JP Wyoming Cowboys JouVney to Chicago where they clash with Coach Stagg's Maroons, who started the season disastrously, with two defeats.: . : All' the Utah teams will le enBen Robinson, last yaar's captain of the California Aggies,-whla ex- gaged in tilts. Utan pected to play a brilliant game at tackle tomorrow for the Mustangs. meets the University of Nevada ut This is his last year of college competition. Reno, the Aggies clash with the Montana Miners at Logan and (he 3rlgham Young Cougars entertain TENNIS-STA- RS the California Aggies at Prova. BOBCATS WILL TDEFEATRIVALS week-en- d ' WESTrGRANITE PAJAIAS West High Panthers, state grid-Iro- n champions; trounced Westminster Thursday by a score of S3 to 0, taking things easy to hand the Parsons a nest lacing. Granite high school, the Class A team which opens the season against Privo high riday, October 12, won over a team of alumni and ineligibles by a score of 3 to 0. Frank Christensen, giant fullback, boott?d a placement kick from "the lino to chalk up the only score of the game. regular coat styles and the newer styles; solid pastel colors, contrasting colors. Still Tough. over-the-hc- 4150- : OPPOSETIGERS VICTORS " LOS ANGELES, A Chicago woman has been grant Oct. 6 Henri Cochet and Christian Boussus, sur- ed "three divorces from the same viving French stars In the Pacific man. Do you suppose the two have southwest tennis tournament, ad- really had a falling out? : Outfit Teachers' vanced handily In Thursday's The result of A! Smith's visit In singles matches.' Cochet downed 5. New the west depends somewhat on Wood, The Sidney Jr., BOZEMAN, Mont... Oct, 6r2. after the Ameriwhethe-r- not he went against the Montana State college. Bobcats play York star, can youngster had taken a "Tr - . lead grain. - . their first conference game Denver IT Faces Miners; Colorado Aggies Meet . . Springs, Colorado, d, , '28. i i V if. HRlcit :JV.., Kkkoff ;: VS.,f 1 - - . - And they're priced to give values. Experience has taught us that's the way to build a lasting business 1 , , ' . ( 2 P. m. M - .n a T. ;'" c 1 - High-Scho- &ids-PMM- ME $1.50 $35 Newest Styles Two-Trous- ers LOU& SPEAIvER SERVICB Tickefa on Sale at Hedquist Drug and B. MP .Ok Y. U. "Y" FRESHMEN vs. LAt $2475 $35 Students With Cards 75c ol Economy Suits Topcoats Stadium Jl Admission I bergh. Have You Seen The New Ludlow . KTEE New . Elks And r ... 1 York Yanks' veteran southpaw, Tom Zachary, proved a bighelu t the champions In win " Although Only 14 years" bid, joo ning the. American league pennant, and although he Is not counted up- Garalde, of Boston, Mans., Is a caon Tieavlly in the big series, he may pable airpl$H6Ttl6trl5ur the U. S. of Commerce refuses to prove to be quite a surprise, and is sure to see some service. waive Us age limit and grant hlnrarpflot'a license. The lad . Charles Schwab says "no one can recently flew from Boston to Washhelp being optimistic in this world ington with hia flying Instructor. of change. Of course,- Charley, if Next .to bei.v a pilot he says, his you've got enough of It greatest ambition is to meet Lind A prints a story about a man who has had the same umbrella for About EUREKA time , he'd return It ., A German scientist tells Ihe world that food can be maJe of wood. That was discovered long AVantedL ago In this country by the breakfast food manufacturers. Their : jlBalL B i t-i.- Ahead want adsS i i 16 West Center1 PROVO ncfuTT Fa a mo Our 1 V: London - newspapt-- - i TheNew SHRIVER'S ll A I p i' Furnishings fleefiVSjif 6-- 1. A' deep .1.00. Fall 6-- 6-- - New cluster stripes, small patterns; wine shades : J . I NECKWEAR all-ov- er 8-- 6, Individually the two teams match up well, but collectively coioraao College has the edge, and this group. superiority has led football critics'' to favor Colorado. s The Bobcat line Is a little lighter than last year, the first team linemen, having an average weight of 17 pounds and the second string averaging less than"170. -- The back-fielfirst string, averages 162, with a reserve beckfkdd average of 161. Intensive woik was the program for- - thin week prior to the team a ltavipg for Colorado Springs, following a sensational IS 13 victory ovtr Idaho "U." !... HyerAt l4 -- the first set Boussus trimmed Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena, In another Interesting duel. Cochet paired with Johnny Doeg of Santa Monica, Calif,, to defeat Vines and Keith Gledhill of Santa Barbara, therebv reachln thVsemiflnals. In ! 1! to match. if 5-- 2 Satur-day-wh- tney meet the fast Colo rado College . team at Colorado and up Broadcloths and madras cloths in white, tan, lavender; stripes; collar at tached and extra collars or 2 Trousers Come into our new store whether you are in the market for clothes or not. We're proud of the store and want every one to see it Then remember that the clothes are just as smart asthe store - maybe smarter. We know more about clothes than we do about architecture u: 7-- ; 4- ' $45 Helen Wills says she Improved her tennis by playrng against men. It doesn't seem to work out that way in' bridge, however. ' - - HiitT 1 " Hart Schaf fner & Marx Smartest Newest Suits FRENCH ' rw ''7 ' Wmd-th-e- J ''- ' 1 , 1 for your VOOLENS, Ml'S'f BE OF GOOD SIZE ANDFREE ,OF WE PAjt 10 lb. BUTTONS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE girl evangelist has arrived in Detroit "f o ch e the devU away." Probably ..he'll go back to Chicago, where he belongs. A Denver university wltM a victory Is NEWEST FURNISHINGS BAGS LACES, OVERALLS, NO -- , SpringsJhejinexpected ylctory Of the Bobcats over the Idaho Vandals last week has established them on an even basis with the Tigers Over Western State under Its belt wlU take on. Colorado Mines In a . on. CLEAN COTTON ' ....... D. U. vs. Sllners . SaoeHefW RAGS!' RAGS COTTON U RAGS!. tilts. scheduled for The headline attraction on Satur day's bill- is the game between the Montana State Bobcats and the Col orado College Tigers at Colorado p .593 M Holly woo'dT . . 47 ::520 . Tit Oakland " team Pacific Union irt Themvading ...."jOvMSSlO rill be a tough spfonont for the Missions . . .41 --57 .418 .7. reshroen. Wh Ernie Nott and Portland .t.. ...39 69 .398 Ceo Gardner, omf?Rmc l.tah schol--.stl- Jo Ji ngoleg 16 , . .31 67 Joe Seattlo stars, In the Thursdtly'H K'miIU: laughan. formerly of Utah AcrpiUs; Francisco 10, Angeles 2. star, ami two Kan Veiner, Sacramento 18, Seattle 2. 'brmer Kansas "1"' men on the lino, Portland 5, Oakland 3. will bft hard to the railioudi-iHollywood 7, Missions 6 (10 landle, and if the Kitterrs can , rog- - over this tenr-i- it feather itr. their Sacramento and yould be quite ,San Francisco In their final scheduled victors -- ..,,...1 iri.ir.e easy . liters LAIkr games of the 1928 season, closed the Mxon because hia large squad will second half of the Pacific Coast V a ai league tied for first place. A playji... iuui inns, .1-m-.. oavuxuay k p nuucea ni. off scries opens Saturday for the 1 !( are of number substitutes large second half championship. If Sacramento wins, another series-betw- een this a schedule Clttens have heavy I the same two teams la likely, '. on man the 'lean oason, and everywon the first clll have good experience by the since San' Francisco " half championship. I me the season draw to a clos, ia Keuther In I 5 The final games found the leaders winning with ase. Dutch Rem ther, the league's Inadioj slabster, chalked up a 10-- 2 victory over Los Angeles to close the scu.s'm In a blaze. of glory, and Saor.unento went on a hitting pree to down the lowly Seattle club. Id. to Z Earl Sheely, with a, hyme run, double and single, led the Solons' atUck. Sheely, drafted by Pittsburgh for next ' season, won Wednesday's game with a homer In the ninth. Hollywood, the former Salt Lake Bees, finished the second "half in third place. -- They were second An the first half competition. '' ' - : . An Indiana congressman says Hoover rknows mors about things" than any other man. The very man for a traffic cop. With three conference games on the docket for Saturday the Rocky Mountain conference season is grad ually getting under way, although the majority of the teams are ' ju' : Nicholas Murray Butler bolted the Republican party some time ago, and now he has bolted the Democrats. Probably just to be sure he's on the right side. .' 'V.!. It people lived on Mars they could leap 10 feet easily, says a scientist That solves the traffic problem; let everybody move to Mars. . . f ?- 7 M.;:C: TUts. Slated - "& " FM TEAMS TIE IN rfvlVHn-'tiar- t - -- ''ex .! u P()()-J- 1 nlll k hi - '; . IStar Tackle ' Of Invaders Have Railroaders Is Formidable Team - in- r.. R ' --- - v GREEN RIVER U. P. 10 a. m. Saturday- - Admission Stadium 25 cents PROVO I II i 1 16 ' '.' - EUREKA - is . T M . West Center '.. x. ' - . , I i J Saiiirdav- - |