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Show Vaec J'U'fit CACHE AMERICAN UTAH Hockey Game DICK QUINNEY Drew Large Crowd at A.C. OPENING AKEHA AI91IIS SPLIT Mil LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH IMPS Tram Play Salt Lake and Collr to Tic Kink in rxnrllml Condition. PliOGIiSS! 3 Romney Men Take Opener by Landslide But Lose Second Encounter on Account of Over Confidence Young High Point Man Wrestling Fur ! Boot. With Two Boxing Pre E1JC StayJng liminaries New York On Grounds Grappler on Card Dern Where Fed Promise to Come Wr..Uj Messrs, and Mesdamea Elmer Hancock. Lynn Longstroth. Frank EXPERT OUTLINES MUTTON CURING Hancock. Mrs. Emma Hancock. Faye Mamlell and Cleve Hancock, Mutton can be cured with satisand Mr. and Mm Hancock. Music and aooial chat were enjoyed fol- factory result, according to Profe lowing dinner. roc Harry H. Smith of the Utah Mr. ana Mr. Arthur Kidman en- - ! Slate Agrteuitunu rot. eve animal eiAUd at a party on Sunday j husbandry He department at their home Music and j that leg of muttw should bebay evening soilal chat were enjoyed. Refresh- - , (he cure not menu were served to Messrs, and , formula for over fifteen days. The the dry cure method. Gwen Smith. Jcv mhlrh seem to be the most satls- a.ker. Davy Msisey. Mr. and Mn. factory U as Utah Atvle and the Salt (Jared to a tie on the Afgie rtl.k Futurday afternoon Scintillating work on the You Get More For Your i part of Carl Nr Ivon, taptatn and Fbr 100 pounds of meat: Cnarh NrUnn Haa latif I.M nf renter on llw Aggie team, who An attractively arranged dinner-waDollar at Penney Dick Qulnney of this city in the Public Requested to Remain Out Salt (not table salt) I lbs. rroapeela to I nter Conleata With scored all three counters, was the given by Mr. and Mr. C. 8. Of Providence Until role of wrestling and boxing proCanyon Hie Docrnian Bobcat of Mona lb. Coufaia Tomorrow Sight. feature of the contest. Sugar Barrett at their home on New If they are very fat tWb excess fat Feeding Grounds Is Salt peter tana Slate returned home Sunday a oa. his After the regulation playing per- moter. has finally announced Year's day. Tlie rooms and table Established. should be trimmed off. It la recartUi a aril ranted split In tt and B. Y, U iod. the two trams drclded that It owning athletic program to be TIuj Utah Aggie were decorated with holiday motifs. Half of this mixture Is rubbed ommended that the shouldt-- i be staged at Allen arena Thursday hoop terina played Friday and Sat-- 1 cougara ail) pry tlie lid off the was too dark to continue. Covers were laid for -- Airs. ElUa on the The establishment meat at the start and the boned and rolled before putting of feeding rare division wrestling A large crowd was on hand to night of this week. Beside Die retwdiijr nitiiiU aith the Avxlr. '.lie araiem Mrs. A. Sarah Stuart, Miss Parker, other half is rubbed on about th them down In the cure. Due to the for ek i:d deer In Proviba&krtball vu Wednesday afternoon In the Ayyir see the game. The fine Aggie rink gular four wrestling bout booked Barbara Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. unrerUiuty of ' was In excellent condition until a from Balt lake he will also have dence canyon and at Smithfleld Stuart and family. Mr. and Mrs. fifth or sixth day. The leg should thinness of other parts of the carotrarljr slioan in Katurdajr night's gymnasium. as worked wonders In keeping stay In the cure about one and cass, thry are not satisfactory for has light snow fell rear the end of a couple of boxing preliminaries. game when Uie Bobcats, enjoying j Although Ocorge Nrison Charles Btuart and family, all of one-hathe wild from down game days for each pound In curing. Cured mutton and lamb will coming whom no about made difa complete rerental of form, the game made playing rather predlctkmi Ira Dern Is scheduled to meet Welhvllle. Mr. and Mr. Floyd weight They should then be not keep as well as pork but If hung ewarmed all over the alighily over he mill start, some of the leading ficult. In spite of the anow and the Floyd Bhumate. booked from Nea and devouring hay of farmers re Hardman and family. washed in luke warm water In a dry, dark, cool place It win siding along the foothills in the confident Aggies to win 29 to 20 grapplers at the present time are rrro weather, the crowd gave the York Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamont of for City. This will be a limit about 30 minute and then hung keep until one has had ample time first night the Mom 11 and Forgeon, light heavy- teams some lusty cheering, whlth match, best two out of three falls county. A. J. Peterson of Hyrum. Brigham were dinner guests of Mr. rectory, On ti up In a cool place to dry for about to use It. county game warden, announced and Mrs. Andrew Lamont farmer machine was clearly auper-lweights. Wright Noel and Mardia'I Indicate tliat hockey haa become on New 24 hour. Dean Delton of Balt Lake who lost They are then put Into night (Utah Extension News) and trounched the cats 4 to 28. Olenn In tlie 185 pound dam, Floyd a leading sport at the Logan has been about the meat consultant Year's day. the smoke house and given a very Mr. came Peterson down from th In was and Paul the Keller, Keller, Taylor school. Bumming Bird" Young for Vern Mrs. Theo Whitney was hostess cool slow smoke. performer McCullough feed grounds In Providence canyon They will probstar of the Aggie victory. He Uie 155 pound clam, Park Keller For Balt Lake. Smith, a center during the r f Ivor's Os h season, will be on last night and was with at an attractively arranged party ably not require much more than delighted counted si field goals and tao foul In the 135 pound clam, and Yates and Herzog were outstanding, while the bill andpast tVlicli a Uuur by hie wUl tussle with Alex rooms The were Sunday as half evening. the much fact that upwards of 40 elk smoke as a ham. benril lie may lie trusted to Veep and Vem Cooley Kefflr of Beattie. Thla will be patches to lead In acortng with 14 In the 125 pound division. Captain Vic Peterson decorated In red and gay green. Shoulders may also be cured but his word. feeding on the grounds point. He aank them from every Vernon Rice and Jimmy OasklU In starred for the Aggies along with one hour limit match, two out of have been few Games and music were the features the past days, or ever since part of the floor In the first half, the 145, and 118 pound claws re Captain Nelson. falls to win. three of the evrnlng. A delicious supper the feeding commenced. Hopkln and then In his short appearance In specUvcly. are virtually certain of The lineup: A1 Dawson of Ogden haa been Rice, ranger for the Cache National was served to Mr. and Mrs. Howard the second half, coverted another, wrei.tlui In the meet. USAC Salt Lake booked with Bill Longson of Salt forest, has been giving excellent Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dr. Guy White, Salt Lake dentist Don Peterson . lw before leaving tlie game In favor Bates Lake and Arthur Hedln of Preston assistance in However. Young a ho formerly wrestled at Penn Crane of a substitute. establishing the feed- Hardman. Misses Laura Hughes. nr Lavon Ahrens. Louise Whitney and Herzog sill meet Reed Detton, young ing g rour. is at r.'ov id. nee. was not Uw only Agile who was State College, and who refereed Neilson c StnKh brother of Dean Detton. Reed is Mu Iva Hlbbils. Dr. Lyman The meets some of Alison last savs the warden game county Aggie year Vie Peterson playing good bail, Captain rd Roberts ty,e intermountain A. A. U. Don Peterson, Andy Neilson Smith, PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING the meet would champ. department played one of Uie best defensive will again be the referee. The appreciate Id Olsen Cooley The bouts start at 8:30 p. m. very iruch the public remaining of Logan. Orlynn Whitney, Mr. and games of his career. Tlie highly will begin at 4 o'clock. Burnham g Ensign sharp with the usual prices pre away from the Mrs. Whitney. touted Burnetii was unable to gain grounds until they USAC Neilson Scoring points; Mrs. Laura George of Ogden is are permanently established, a to tailing. a single goal through the tight de3; Balt Lake: Smith 1. Roberts I, go to the grounds too often will the guest of Mayor and Mrs, Peter fense tliat Captain Sonny laid for (sub) 1. duff AUXILIARY HOLDS have a tendency to frighten the Larsen. him. Everett Campbell, at center Jack Croft, referee. AT LOGAN, UTAH SESSION AT SMITH! ILL!) elk away. Mr. Peterson at will, anil control'ed the ttp-osays he Mr. and Mrs. N phl Sorensen enat luncheon a on tertained 25 counted head of deer also scored 8 points, to tie with one In Friday BRIEF SKETCH OF LIFE (Continued from Pact One) herd In the Provldcnoe canyon a evening at their home. IM listen for second high honors for Holiday OF WILLIAM G. HULL, EARLY decorations and colors were used forward the Aggies. The puzzling PIONEER OF CACHE VALLEY eight. Mrs. Winn was presented week ago. Tlie fast Piggly Wiggly quintet with a beautiful birthday token. The first night the feeding about the living rooms. The guests positions remained puzzlers after Use first game, although Rulon showed too much class for the The Misses Mary and Norma grounds were established at Smith-fiel- Included Mr. and Mrs. Henry (ContlnuH from Pc On) IRA DERN vertu FLOYD SHUMATE Harris showed brief flashes of great Hyde Park team last evening, and commanded: "Kill everything, nits Peterson entertained at an attrac- there were upwards of 35 head Stauffer. Mrs. Annie Sorensen, Miss Salt Lake, 206 New York City, 205 39 to make lice." The soldiers used their live "500" score won of the Edna Sorensen. by dearhandily and Virgil Cropley strength, party at their home on of elk that came down and fed on 2 Honrs 5 Min. Best two out of three. Shef15. of the Grant the Qulnney from the Indians swung their Saturday evening. A dainty lunch the hay and no trouble has been Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Phillips of bayonets, ly showed development coast tour. Wally Wendt was the field crew sent tlie ball through the tomahawks. The soldiers who was served at lour tables to sixteen experienced since that time. Logan were dinner guest of Mr. DEAN DETTON versus ALEX KEFFIR and Mrs. Dan Moisey on Sunday. to only Bobcat able to locate the hoop hoop for sixteen points. The game crossed the river were forced to guests. Prizes were awarded Salt Lake, 182 In was played the senior high light In their wet clothes, many fell' Melpha Marler, Mary Chambers (Colored) Seattle He scored 11 points. Mr. and Mrs. WIlford Larsen. 1 Hour Best two oat of three. school gym. ' Just as It was the wounded were to frozen and and Mrs. Larsen Peterson. and Peter Elwyn Mayor and Aggie's ball the Piggly Wiggly death. Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Glover of Salt son Joseph motored to Logan on game Friday night, so it was the AL DAWSON versus BILL LONGSON at Clarkston. Mr. Hull continues his story by Lake City were guests of Mr. and New Year's day and were the honBobcat's game Saturday. Tight hoopsters play Ogden, 200 Salt Lake, 195 scene Mrs. was the terrible L. Marlon when ored a at at Farrell dinner stating the latter featured the guests fray, given during guarding 45 Minutes One fall to win. to hind hand week the home score In end. Mr. of Mrs. Carl of tho fighting and began. the past end at half tlie and the midst of the fight we saw Pherson. Many relatives and friends of Mr was tied at 12 all. The game was I ARTHUR HEDIN REED DETTON seven young bucks each take one and Mrs. Walter Hanson attended Mrs. Elizabeth Shelton left SatMendon. Mrs. Leslie Hill of Garvery rough, and Wendt, cat forward Preston, 145 A.A.U Champ of the soldiers horses, the soldiers the wedding dance given In their land spent Friday here visiting with urday for Portland, Oregon where was ejected on personals In the 30 Min- - One fall to win. Salt Lake, 145 having been killed by the first honor at Amalga on Monday night her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph she will spend the remainder of the first half. Shortly after the play and gallop toward the by Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hanson, N. Sorensen. Miss Wanda Hill ac winter visiting with her daughter volley, resumed In the second half CampBOUTS START PROMPTLY AT 8:30 p. m. northeast. parents of the bride. Many beau- companted her home to spend a Mrs. Lavon Larsen. bell, elongated farmer center, was Fish club Game The and Hyrum In From our rethe baggage tiful gifts were received and all position few days. also sent to the showers, and the la making arrangements for the The Place effect was shown Immediately. The annual elk supper to be held Fri- wagon. It appeared that the Indians port as having had a good time. Marcelle Bird has returned to Merely a Fuegue been annihilated. had The soldiers ball not the could get Aggies simply Provo to resume his studies at the The terms "toadstool and mush day, Feb. 3. Committees appointed From tho Greek from center, and consequently the are: A. D. Align, A. J. Petersen returned to Franklin that evening. room In popular usnge refer lndls B. Y. U. after spending the holiThe of under direction the T7ie Is word people maintained "attic" posse- and Leonard Larson, as general Bobcat rustlers geographical. days here with his parents Mr. and crlinlnntely to any type of fungus sion of the ball a majority of the committee; the program; A. J. Pet- Bishop Thomas prepared plaoes to The archltecta of Attica, of which Mrs. M. D. Bird. West Center St. Lo jan, Utah correctly known as mushrooms make the soldiers comfortable for Athens was the ancient capital, ttuie during the remainder of the ersen, P. L. Clark and B. M. I Toadstool Is really a no A dinarranged prettily family planned auch a story, rising gber w 1 game. Whltcanack. reserve forward, Thompson: luncheon, A. D. Allen. the night. TICKETS on Sale Ov. BilUards It Is usi-by tome peopl Mr. Hull was one to return to an architrave or cornice, because It ner was given by Mr. and Mrs. J. although who replaced Wendt for the Bob- Jack Launtzen, G. A. Anderson; T. Wood on New Years day. A to refer to poisonous varieties. It acbattle He the Club describes was the which to Bateson. their ground. S. suited be the to Billiards, especially type cats. proved spark reception, H. R. Adams. Cantnl bowl of roses formed the tually has no such distinction. hopes. After Nielsen; membership, Morris Niel- scene as follows: We drove our of building. In modern time such crystal Ignited the Bobcat were Covers for laid centerpiece. as Admission: as far Reserved river the rode an Seats $1.50; General Ad- and Attica or Attic story has been back and sleigh the lead had sen, Don GUI and Eugene Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Wood and Baby's Sena of Colore forth. Whltcanack scored a couple O. H. Birch Is president of the club. our horses through the river. The called an attic Students $1.00; mission, with Student Body Mr. L. red. Mrs. and Wood yellow, K. white, family, Usually, gray first sight to greet us was an old of baskets, and Immediately the Under and black are the first colors recLadies FREE! and Cards, 16, 75c; family. 50c; Indian arms with was walking slowly stall. a went Into Cropley cats High Altituda a baby In the order was by An attractive ognized dinner his given bowed head folded, in at this fouls grief, suit out on personal The highest Island mountain In Sunday by Mrs. Edgar Hancock. named, after thp sixth month. lamenting the dead. He didn't the world Juncture, and Childs replaced him. Is Mnuna Kea In th Ha- A color to us harmony of red and green atsoon and left, going waiian speak While the Aggies were vanly with an altitude of was carried out in the decorations Islands, toward the north. Nearly four hunthe recover to ball, tempting above sea level., for the table. Covers were laid for dred were killed, two thirds of the 13,825 feet, moved down the floor for number women foland children. being Buzzettl another basket, and lowed him with one of the same The Brigham City Third ward Mr. Hull relates how two little nature. The game ended 15 seconds Mutual will sponsor Its second an boys and one little girl were Snow Carnival at recued alive and taken to Franklin later, and the Bozeman machine nual as the Bluebird ball room, in Brigham where they were given food and leaders, wOre the conference Utah was 'gaining a 1 point wlr City, on the night of Jan. 30, com- shelter. The little girl was reared to over the Y. Cougars at the same mencing at 9 o'clock. Arrangements womanhood by the Hull family. The early years of Mr. Hull, time. " a eb eing made to have the spac-lo- is in the west were full of ad- -' spent decorated. hall the elaborately In Short, it was tight guardthe venture. This land was full of wild A popular feature will be ing of tlie Bobcats, coupled with life and but little explored. It the inability of the Aggie forwards d mionstration of the M. I. A. con- was fascinating to this courageous to locate the hoop, that cost them i' st dance of tlie season. who cast his early life with pioneer event apalso team the The However, second outstanding the game. the Mormons. if the festival will be the selection their from peared' He was a trail blazer in the full easy victory the night before, and of the Snow Queen to reign for sense of the word. In the spring of oareless playing lead to an over 1932. The newly elected queen will 1863, Mr. Hull went to Omaha to be crowned by Mayor Lorenzo Anaiiuttdanoe of personal fouls. he p emigrate the poor. He drove ' Tlie Aggies journey to Provo this derson. an ox team. His load coming back of success the to the week-en- d huge Owing to do battle with the was five people and several kegs cf dance last year, it is anticipated Cougars. These two teams were prenails for use In building the Salt turnout. a large season favorites for the western that there will be Lake temple. ex an and division Mr. Hull married Eliza G. Lowe EXTENSION CONFERENCE IMPORTANT oiUng series is expected. PROGRAM GIVEN FRIDAY in the Endowment House In Salt Follow these recommended proportions of grain as closely Lake and in 1870, with his family as possible throughout the entire growing period. Too heavy FARM ADVANTAGES he moved to Hooper. Utah. Nine (Continued from Paire One) grain feeding will cause development of excess fat and check ber of the staff was introduced by years later he moved to Arizona desired bone and frame growth. Too light grain feeding The child of the farm is about Director William Peterson. and New Mexico but decided there will bring the pullets to egg production (sex maturity) too the Only one who has a fair chance the afternoon John Marshall was no place like Utah and reIn to develop a normal human life early, and also check the desired bone and frame growth. the Federal Farm turned to Hooper. It was in 1904 The grain weights recommended for the various periods are Her learns responsibility for his Jr, representing the outlined cooperative when Mr. Hull and two sons moved own share of chores and harder board, approximately correct, but as the different lots of chicks the extension to Tabor, Canada. They were the between vary in their total feed Consumption (according . to such work. He learns the value of money, program service and the hoard and solicited first to settle In that locality. Later factors as breed, season of year, etc.), it will pay to watch ot work, of time, and of recreathe cooperation of each of the they returned to Hooper to reside the consumption of mash. If necessary, feed more or less tion? F. W. Howe staff members to assist in carry again where this sturdy pioneer grain than the amounts suggested in order to adhere to the outlined. as out the out rounded his declining years, programs ing proportions of grain and mash recommended for the various Harden Bennion, commissioner of passing away at the ripe old age of of growth. periods agriculture for Utah, expressed his 89 years. The new Sperry method of feeding chicks is one of the appreciation for the hearty coop simplest and most successful yet developed. It is designed eration the extension service workto save in labor, save time and save chicks. It requires no Uncle Ebea ers have given the state department d Tain't ao use expectin to be liquid or milk, and no greens or charcoal. The of agriculture. The agricultural de cost per chick is very low when growth of the chicks and Uncle said comfortable, pnfflekly Pacific syspartment of the Union Eben. "When ue climate is pleassaving in labor are considered. Nothing Is to be added to tem, was represented by W. J. Sperry Surelive Chick Mash Just feed it as you take it you has to worry 'bout what de Martin who spoke briefly on the ant fresh from the bag. unseasonable weather la gineter do numthe situation regarding dairy to de crops." Washington Star. Sperry Baby Chick Feeds and the Sperry method will ber of dairy cows In the United apply to aU varieties of chicks. to States. He said that contrary reports the supply of milch cows If other information is required regarding and dairy heifers was not low but RADIO REPAIRING the raising of baby chicks, or proper feeds to a goodly supply has been reptjrted from all parts of the country. use, call or write to The general discussion was conELECTRIC CO. for the on the program tinued 176 North Main young men and young women and was carried on by agricultural and EL home demonstration agents and Kadi Technician specialists. By The Bridge Gradaat of Radio and Teio-rU- a Masculine Ego 590 South Main Institute, Chicago, ID. Phone 1032 Eleven Yean Radio Experience, Is a To some men equality Fort You Get More For Your Thoa 125 right to feel superior. Ways Dollars The Teams Start Infce Ufa key cluta 3 Season Wed. follow-Kidma- 1 ! lf I j or urr DICK QUINNEY I Wrestling Match Thursday, Jan. 21st Piggly Wiggly Team Wins Over Hyde Parkers ff d. Social News During Week at Mendon Ward Hyrum Fish And Game Club To Give Supper v. Inler-MoonU- in . ' I ALLENS ARENA 294 at: see-saw- Whit-oan&- ck Snow Carnival At Brigham City January 30 7 mid-wint- er SPERRY Baby Cliick Mash oil nt Contains cod liver meal How To Feed Chicks Sufficient Effort Toward the Right Goal will Eliminate Your Future Financial Worries. Call or Write for Our Plans Western Mortgage Syndicate semi-soli- Pehrson Logan Flour & Feed Co Bert Kendrick St News-Sentine- at Penney 2419 Kessel ave., Ogden, Utah 209 Kearns Building Salt Lake City, Utah Branch Office: Crocket Loan & Abstract Co. 24 So. Main St. Logan, Utah |
