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Show I CACHE AMERICAS' Pare Eijdit S. A. C. 17. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH Ilf TD Music Department Presents Tuesday. January 12. 1932 nr verdi CAPITOL THEATRE, January 100 College Students, 35 Piece Orchestra Admission ... 7c, 18-- 19 $1,00 5oc, AGGIES ARE BEING COACHED TO SCORE IN GAME WITH MONTANA - .culort, son tlie contest lightful dinner party at the home clu'- art expetel of Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Smith at )fr OifT tlie dance Logan after tli-- m stiff competition at the PalaU attending d'Or on Finlay. hcirvrr. Judging from the biand Mr. and Mrs. O rover Junes enter of ba.ikrlbaU displayed on th floor tamed at a luncheon and card during Ui opening pracllnrt. Min at their home New Year eve party after IXirU Farr U general the dance. yrsr's BOBCATS TO ( Ittit to five PLAY SERIES r ,V - manager IN LOGAN Coat! Tour Should Prove Beneficial to Romneyt Hoopttera in Conference Games This Season. Logan Grizzlies Have Two Games During The Week It Pays to shop At PENNEYS The Boxelder high school Bees from Brigham City, came to Logan today and at 4 o'clock this afternoon they were scheduled to play a basketball practice game with the Logan Grizzlies. Coach On Friday afternoon. Crooks ton will take his Grizzlies to a return Promoter Revel Announce. Thirty Brigham City to play game with the Bees. Two R round, of lllgb Class Glove ConlcU Hawke-woo- d on Card Barger Boxing Mearo Tonight at Ogden Show Wellsville Social Notes For The Week a j ; Eight couples enjoyed tlie evening. Mrs. Arthur Wilson tas hosieaai at a delightful afternoon party on J Baturday when the entertained at luncheon and game, for Mradame, i Julia Wyatt, Belay Wjall. Mary' It Pay to shop Anderton, Maggie Hall. Laura WilAt PENNEYS liamson, Annie LeUhman. Ethel Jones, Theresa Wyatt and Ethel O. Perkins of Salt Lake, Louis Selley. A beautiful California poln Parley Hall. Kenneth Murray set la centered the luncheon table and Lamont Allan. Games and a Games and social chat were en- delicious luncheon were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Smith and joyed. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wyatt en- Mr. and Mrs. George Larsen attertained at New Year's dinner on tended the dance at Mendon on Friday for Mrs. Betsy Wyatt, Mr. Saturday evening. and Mrs. John Bailey. Marvin and The following couple, attended Herbert Wyatt and Mr. and Mra dinner party at the home of Mist Floyd Olsen of College. Marjorie Sutton of Logan on SatMiss Rena Brenchley entertained urday e venire, Mr-- ; ,. end Preston Luther Baldwin. thirty guests at a luncheon after the dance on Thursday evening. Brenchlcy, Leroy Lc.ohman. Leo Music and games and a delicious Bank lie ad, Misses Alia Maugham Rena and Norma Crockluncheon mere enjoyed. Mr. and Mra Walter Perkins en- ett and Messrs Lewis Brenchley, 500. The Wellsville sard tabernacle tertained Saturday evening for Ray Lets liman, Farris Jones and wsa filed to capacity on Sunday and Mesdamrs Russell Ernest Lelshman. Messrs Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wyatt served evening where the crowd enjov-d- 1 Stuart, Heber D. Maughan. John Monday afternoon at the Aggie the farmer found gyaiiuuulta hooiwtera practicing In dead eameet for Uie Mini lan a Bute arrlea which begin, Friday Ooarh Romney arrived from Sail Late Sunday night, and Immedout hi, week'a iately mapped program. In discussing the California tour, the Aggie mentor taunted that it would be ridiculous Promoter Charlies Revel of Ogta expect a greatly Improved playhas announced a top r.ouh den, well He wa ing percentage. allow In Ogden to light at boxing with the University of plnaaed California secies at Los Angeles. his 2222 Washington avenue anna Wellsville. Mr. and Mrs. Hebcr The Aggies were pointing to this Kid Barger of Preston a 111 headwell line the show in a six round con- IL Bankhead and Mr. and Mrs. aorirs and were therefore Robert L. Bradshaw attended a de- satisfied with the outcome. Coach test with Joe Mearo of Ogden Bl.l Sneddon of Ogden, has been Romney clashed the coast athletic in matched alth Kid Hawkeswood of (Saha aa among the strongest die entire country. Lewiston In a six rounder. Clyde 111 lash with Thu week's drill will be spent on Hawkins of Ogden ta of Lak In a Saatch Salt Harry combination that four hading a scoring round affair. will really score. The forward There are four four mind prepowiUous are of course the biggest liminaries bringing out some fast purxlers. Rukm Harris showed up bouts. slugging well coast on tour the eaocptionally It is expected that u number of tad may be Inserted at one of the fans from Cache valley will attend forward, U he can put a little the show. It is the annual show pallab on his floor work. He Is the Is staged in connection with beM ball among the forward that Is a the stock show that is in propi'-.candidates Virgil Cropley outIs still an great fighter and standing candidate as la El wood Drysdale mho Is at the present Ume out of the game due to an Infected foot. Ouy Christensen Is another man who Is Improving rapidly and because of hts great bright will see considerable action. Decision Reached When Vote Was Dari Bel list on Improved on his floor Taken at Friday Night Session work but his basket shooting sufSeek New Home floor re a la pee. However, his fered play has been his weakest point, The American Legion at its reand now that he has Improved gular meeting held at the Chamber upon It he will likely remain as a of Commerce Friday night decided nature. not to engage In the promotion of Coach Romney classed George boxing and wrestling shows here. Albert O. Anderson presided at Young, rangy guard as the most consistent player on he tour. Cap- the meeting to the absence of tain Alisop was brilliant In most Evan Hancey, commander of the at the games and gave an indica- local American Legion post. It was announced that the letion of great power. Everett Campbell scored well but his passing gion will not accept quarters In the faults will have to be ironed out library building as had been the before the Bobcats are met. previous plan. Leo Hansen was named chairman of a committee to investigate a site for a suitable home for the Legion. Values to $22.00. Close The international crisis In Manchuria was discussed by Doctor F. D. Daines of the U.S.A.C. faculty. pre-seas- d, Mrs-dam- es to vereoats One Lot Overcoats Out $Q AA J $11 Values to $27.00. Close Out XX.. Mens Sheeplined Coats Q Values to $9.00. Close Out Interclass Basketball Tourney Soon preparation for the tournament. The Junior class, which is this J Mens Shaker Knit Pure Worsted Sweaters. ( Mens Fine Knit Pure Wool Sweater Coats Mens Fine Knit Worsted w Company 12 West Center Logan . - mj' 4 f I Wool Coats Boys Heavyweight Shaker Knit Wool Coats 70x80 Block Part Wool Pattern all Colors J E 70x8C 70x80 SO Pair Pair Gray or Tan 66x78 Gray or Tan Cotton Blankets Pure Wool, 4 . nW.O Jr 4-Po- Pair Pair int $1 OQ JLOJ 1.95 A Large Sizes $1 9(j New or Old Style SO OQ Jr AR.yo $1 0.75 - r- AA Pure Wool Auto Robes. . F Blazers . . . 1.95 S1.00 Q" Rayon Cotton and Wool . X Mens Heavy S . I J1 Ladies Bleached Cotton $1 7 fit Medium Weight X X Jr Cotton Unions Mens Pure Wool 2.45 Ladies Fine Cotton Ladies New or Old Style A . . Mens New or Old Style Double Back Wool Mixed - C Winter Weight Cotton r JL.UU . . . Mens Double Back Catenas' Babys Crib Blanket C Cotton, Double Back ,U y Oregon City Woolen Mills Cn Mens New or Old Style $1 Blanket C R Z.y C Cotton Blanket Plaids f 1.0 IL.ED.S.Gaa'SiseiiiiE or Old Style Heavy r r $0 . QI Mens New Double Back Cotton, .. y l) Pair Cotton 007 C 1 443 Your Dollar uo Double Work ke Large Size, Plaid Pattern SO OA sy ty Pullovers Mens Heavyweight Shaker Knit f 50-Ma- Cotton Blankets Sweaters Pullovers GOOD BROKE WORK HORSES AND QUALITY COLTS S Boys Shaker Knit Boys Fine Knit Worsted BIG SALE Thatcher Music n, Masakets One Lot Overcoats Captains for the girls Interclass basketball tournament which will begin at the Utah State Agricultural College in the near future have been announced by Jennie Lowe president of the womens athletic association at the college. Thu captains are: Gertrude Wadley, freshmen; Bertie Mae Evans, sophomore; Marie Singleton, Junior: Grame Remund, senior. These captains are all experienced In the sport and they are practicing regularly with their various teams In Haag Washers All Winter Merchandise Priced to Sell at Wholesale Cost j Buy Now and Save 3316 The Ogden high school basketball team came to Logan Friday wight and was defeated by Coach Barns Crookston's hoops ters by the score of 35 to 24. Ryan, flashy forward, garnered 19 points for the Grizalies. Coach Joe Call's Prestem high school teas., was defeated by the Bancroft club by the score of 29 to 93. This game was played at Preston Friday night. The North Cache High school tram defeated the Bear River High Friday night by the score of 21 to 18. Hie game was played at Richmond. of the Coach Flash NlelseD South Cache high took his team to Brigham City Friday night and was defeated by the score of 23 to It. Just Received A j i Cache High School Teams Playing Games J- t r Legion Will Not Promote Boxing Shows lunch to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stuart.! Mr. and Mrs Harold Parker, Mr tala "Th New Born King." d Arrlubaid. Leroy LeUhman. Leroy and Mrs Maurice Parkinson and by the Third ward choir of Tliorpe, Lamont Irishman. Thoe Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Tliorpe on Hyrum under direction of W. II Bradshaw and Mr. and tin Friday evening. Carnes acre en- Terry assited by Mr. Reus Jcnx-Grant Hammond of Roy, tL'ah, t the pipe organ. joyed during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stuart enterMr. and Mrs. William L. Leatham Mr. snd Mr. Leo Bankhead ento tained at dinner on Sum. and Mrs. Agnes Price spent Satur- tertained at a luncheon and card compliment to their parent, Mr. day at Trenton with Mr. and Mr party on Monday evening The and Mr. Thomas M, Williamson R. L. rueL guest. Included Messrs, and Mrs- - Cover, were laid for right Mr. and Mrs. Myron Brenchley ho have spent the holidays here returned to their home at Cedai City on Saturday. Misses Adrll and Edith Jones entertained at a chill supper on NEW SHIPMENT OF FAMOUS Wednesday evening. Game, and music were enjoyed by Misses Zaida Maughan, Ruth Bankhead. Myrtle Walters, Afton Leishman, Bertha Maughan, Ruth Woodward and Barbara Maughan. Come in and Compare Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bassett. Sr., were pleasantly surprised Tuesday Service and Economy evening by friends from Logan. A Convenient Term lovely dinner was served at 11:39 p. m. to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Way-maMr. and Mrs. Henry Danlel-n, Mrs. Jessie Worley and Mis. Grace Hall, all of Logan. The evening was spent In playing progressive Boys and Girls Unions . . . A Jty !1.00 .... 19' t All Other Merchandise Not Listed Here at Same Discount BE WISE -- BUY NOW AND SAVE Nearly 150 head WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13th at Ogden Union Stock Yards . If you have quality work horses . . . come now OGDEN HORSE & MULE COMMISSION CO. T7c" " - Phone 1702 P. O. Box Fomiesbeck Koittio Works 70 0 |
