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Show CACI Tar Four. 1 : CAf! IK mU.VTV. UTAH AMF.RirAX Tuesday. May 19r, 9. l paper hanging, plastering; J. C am. IMA KotU--r Fonnetbeck. painting, paper hangrunners to ln Die VUIICJjIcUlO of ing ; A. S. Pluppcn, landscaping ru-by Imlies, hanging, miMtl painting. Summaries: laneous; M. Nielson, landscaping, lluiniiu r Malison, Y,; Ehober, Mrs paper hanging; painting, Y; Fraughion, A. 137. Sarah Milton, landscaping, , Shut pul Cumpbi-llA; ShoU-rLawrence Johnson, caretaker ot s (Conti nurd from Page One) B.YU, of Provo, V. of U. tA provd diid thu Lcan rntnui! landscaping, miscellaneous; prac-tireup In tlH-tThough Y; Simmons, A. 40 10',. 1,11118 the fish hatcliery In Logan canyon urh David 8 Lius Jenkins, miscellaneous; eu ,0 ,h,t of because muddy playing Bait Lake and Utah Aggies of Lu Mile Taylor, Huberts. A; Mamie Ryan, miscelY; celliUieou.s; and Uie rearing ponds west of tlie A. Smith, iai nt mg. paper nut hapjjen again. field (lie Collegian are last round-Y- ; gan will contend for honors at tieWilliam Barrus, A. 4 41. laneous; Kesri, paluting. city, reports the following plantThere will be pieniy of thrills real fight fur Ins Into haje and 440 Oebornr, A; KolU-r- , hanging. nUaccllaneoiu; Er- intercollegiate track and field meet1, and ings of fish during the past week. Is with now io 1. developing places lleaih Y. :52 tlnar Axi. to be laid in Logan on Eulurdav. 'u Ue hated each have t m Hin-of Ike vu"'d In Blacksmith Pork river. Logan place. Y BX4 Hutchinson. Nelson. A; t,,p Johnson. painting. puper hanging. L. of L. defeated the B. V 13. Tlie big feature of the g river. Smlthfield creek and High w. T. Robbins. apixars to be tlie most certain of May llM,t;iilhvua. Humphries. A. :09 9. a make should na-e-t good: ! will be the two mile race be C Aetna' 011 llC ham. has a Creek. 138,000 rainbow fmgerllngs r hanging, miseel High Jump Brady. Taylor and, hi are sous out painting, a tla-r1 rm ,ld Put ,lM ba:l tween Glen Hyper of Logan and l.oi-from 5 to 8 Indies In length. In Helmar Reese. Y; tied for first. 510. Peterson, paint who will win lk,: Snyder of Provo. Tlie latter de- - standing athlete Hie same streams and Boxeldcr Javelin-Wo- od. R. R. miscellaneous; A; Snell, Y, dlw 10 M''",d 1,1 Emmett, jing. creek. 250,000 locklaven have been tiU hkely ' fall,'d ,lpo 10 d( feaird Pyper last Saturday In p ml from both school. Robison Y 167 8 painting, paper hanging, mlscel 11 ot r li a,chl,K Leland Hailstone, paint 120 high planted. These were from two to hurdles Wilson, Y. laneous; baseball. writers through First district court was In ses- three Inches In r biggest worry of Ollie Otte mana-- out tlie "Sporta mg. piiix-hanging, Coach Bums Crookston's Logan Leals. Y; Forgeon. A, : 15.7. length. miscellaneous; country have termed Hit C. W. Earl, miscellaneous; returned hone Sat-B. L. sion today with Judge Ef. C. After tliese plantings, 200,000 fry High Ham American Y; baseball Y; Junior Ashby. Legion . Harris on Hie bench. The case be-- j were left at 'the reartng Lack, miscellaneous. 2 038. urday night from tie State pond. Evans could be used to good ad- program one of tlie most unstlfuh - fore school track meet In Salt Lake the court waa that of the 100,000 more arrived on Saturday Mitwhile worth movements In Hie ward: an el 220 Hutchinson. Y; Nelson, A; vantage but tie has not as yet rechell. miscellaneous; Yeppa Lund. state versus hsvlr.g to be content with nab of American Sixirts. James Thorpe of a nd 100.000 arrived on Elonday, It Johnson, Y. ::22 2. ported for practice. If Pete fulls EL P. Gud- - Wellsvllle, on a more nlwking a total fry of 400.000 be too. place. West High. Salt Lake, took Is and It one landscaping, cl painting; Nelbastardy charge. Two mile Snyder. Y; Pyper, A; to appear. Bill Nyman or Von Continued from Page One) first place. Logan's 17 fed at the ponds. These will new points E. we . finest M. the medium nnmdson, have for , construction; , jlng son could be converted Into a deU were made up as follows: Ryan Dean Y. 10 05 4. Jurl ready for planting In Scptem- J!'7 trlftL rot,nnB: H. P. Os ors teaching self control, keenness ol HrnHie'St',''m'ldt' two twirler rumors these were but re Ha pendable boys selected for this term of court ber ' Pole vault Oourley Y; Wood A; took second In I las 120 yard team work !,,n thought, federal jlcIia,,a P,nl,ng. paper hanging; are aa follows: i of elimination complete second in the shot put and Hanks Walker and R. Webb, Y; are needed elsewhere. At first base and clean R. O. Lousle, new In July arrangements have UTi landscaping, and j sportsmanship, donew comer Alvin Carlson Is and a stations exiK'riment aid to for 12. tied second. tied for third In the high Jump L. R. Humphreys, Robert A. Lelshman, Wellsvllle; made for 300,000 native fry. These when a boy learns these lessons, construction; a was should stick and roniem Job divisions good ing 220 for a total of 8 12 points. Harlow hurdles Wilson, Y; he Is well started on the road to painting, paper hanging, concrete, Wm. P. Humphreys. Logan; Simon will be taken to the head waffra of Ttn-sproviding he can come through plated In the budget cuts. rison took third In the 100 yard Schofield, Y; Lew la. Y. :25.1. sound Kohler, Provident; and successful James E. the county streams and liberated. American roofing. lie of prowith his storm has the quail'. tilling, rumors aroused a dash and fourth In the 220 yard ElerUn R. AmerDiscus Simmons A; Manson Y; les that a first baseman needs. In cRhierwhlp. This NINTH WARD: C. W. Nisaon, Hansen. Provldenoe, 'hy and states the from tests farming w total of five points. run for Law. A. 139 4. case Carlson fails to deliver the ican Legion Is so vitally Interested from farm organizations through landscaping, miscellaneous; J. W, Hovey. Logan; Joe. W. Quayle, Lo- Clark, Newton; J. W. Morrell. Kowallls was fourth In heaving McArthur, landscaping. Broad Jump Jeffries, A; and goods Nelson may be used on first In this Junior activity.' paper gan; John H. Kemp, North Lo- Logan; Wm R. Deppe, Smlthfield; out Hie country, as these organithe Javelin for two points and Warner, Y; tied for first Millett, At second, Sumner Hale a veteran hanging, these painting, plumbing; Fred gan; Joe. A. Efelkle, Smlthfield; John laVere Dahle, Clarkson; zations have long regarded Logan took third In the 880 yard Y. 222, Schlffman. Chas. Thor wold Larsen Jr. Logan; Wm. John B. Baxter, Hyrum. sucmiscellaneous; of several years still looks to be agencies as fundamental to Sparks, Trenton; Golden Erickson. W. relay for one point. Miller, concrete, as new best a carpentry, the Bud and bet. Wilson, 880 relay cessful farming enterprise Agglea (Schaub, Logan; John C. Fonnesbeck, Lo- Buying Equipme- ntThere were twenty-eigh- t John high Shields. Jeffries. Nelson). 1:32 9. painting, of season alterations; a should make last player essential to the rehabilitation gan; meet. schools competing In the Parley Ames, Logan; Lorenzo Architect K. C. Schaub and A. painting, miscellaneous; agriculture. Mile relay B.Y.U, tGudmund-aon- , good under steady for Hale. Tlilrd West high had a total of 26 Adolph Felix, landscaping, miscel- Sorensen, Cornish; John A. Croc- J. Lundahl, manager of the base seems to be well taken care out that These groups pointed Fomwalt, Heath. Rotter). of were In Salt Lake on Monlaneous; points. Spanish Fork came third Timothy H. Parkinson, kett. Logan; Fred H. Whittle. Rich by Bill Nyman and Ottis Cur1:44 7. It would be unwise to develop an with 15.5 points. miscellane- mond; Ernest A. Forsberg, Avon; day where they went to purchase landscaping, painting, tis going great guns at the hot Old man weather again took his agricultural relief program while ous; If. F. Laub, miscellaneous; Chas. H. Christensen, Hymm; Leo- materials and equipment for recomer. BUI will probably get the turn at bat and knocked the jun- Injuring so seriously such basic Elelba Kearl, landscaping, 8. EBles. Smlthfield: Efor-- ; modeling the large dance hall this Utah-Idah- o call for most games. Short stop painting nard ior league boys out of another A- agricultural Institutions onl Hansen, Logan: David R. spring. Chas. R. Johnson, is wide open, Charley Carlson, a landscaping, fternoon of fun and baseball So far President Peterson was highly painting, Efartha miscellaneous; great hitter and fielder at times this Blood's the "old man has won pleased with Governor Mortimer, miscellaneous; Geo. W. is starting out In fine style, If more spring games than the Junior boys, telegram which Indicated tlie re- Skidmore, landscaping, painting. Charley can become steady and but Just watt the boys will soon sult of the Governor's work on .alterations, miscellaneous; C. E. keep In tlie game every moment have their turn at bat. In his order this problem during Nelson, he would have his place cinched, carpentry, landscaping, leain revived Play the schedule might be kept Washington. It now appears t Provo Capturing 11 first places w. C. but If lie falters Von NeLson may thatto paint lnK pap,,r ,ulnK,nK; date all games postponed be- the Experiment station and -J- arobsen, and tying for one more of tlie 17 gue will get underway on May 21 be up In out field from the farprIltrv, pamting. brought was decided at a meeting of the cause of rain and cold should be of the collMel division events. B.Y.U. tracksters chalked it hanBln(, mlscollan(. officers held last night. All busi- to play this Important position and played Wednesday after school at will continue to function normally. a convincing up victory tjla shifted to out field. the siephens. painting, Charley paper ness to of the pertaining opening 4:30 If it Isn't raining again at Both departments have been vital over Utah Aggies Friday afternoon Flash Nielsen could also be used hanging; E. N. Reese, landscaping. tfme. Most of tlie dual meet In the Y" the league were settled and every at that developin Utah's agricultural short. The out field should be painting, miscellaneous. stadium was staged during a rain- thing Is now In readiness for play well Saturday games, Elay 13 will be ment. and naturally the college care of by such 'players taken FOURTH WARD: Ef. A. Hale, commence. to unstorm, and as a result ,of the played as scheduled with the Yanks authorities viewed the possibility Six teams are now entered In as Kent Ryan, Ken Yanderhoof, playing the Hyde Park Giants at of their serious Injury through the concrete, painting, miscellaneous; favorable weatlier conditions, no Flash Nielsen, Von Nelsen, Arrus Henry Freeman, painting, paper tale records were seriously threat- this base bull league, other teams Hyde Park, while the Senators withdrawal of federal funds os A. A. have asked permission to take Westover, and Pete Evans when and Pirates get together at Adams decidedly dangerous to Utah agrt-- j bapgnK- miscellaneous; ened during the lray. not Schrt pitching. electrical work, painting, Field. The feature game of Sat. culture. Approximately High point honors of the meet part In this league but were reFThe Collegians though defeated Jorgenson, the;mlsccllanous; were shared by three Cougars, who jected because they could not play play brings two of the leagues of tlie funds which support Henry The club directors 2 at Smlthfield on Health Day strongest teams together at City extension service come from the earpentry, miscellaneous; won a pair of first places apiece; Sunday ball. R. L. federal sources, and approximately Salisbury, miscellaneous; Grant Hutchinson in the sprints, were anxious to have an eight club played good ball with the excep- Park the Cubs and Athletics. of base runs. Enough runs Dahle, painting, paper hanging; A. Pete Wilson in the hurdles and league but they figured that the tion Logan City boys received a real sixty per rent of the Experiment F. Wimmer. paper hanging, elecLaMar Taylor in the mile and 880. advantages of an eight club league were thrown away to win most thrill with the announcement that station's funds comes from the trical work, miscellaneous; Carl A. Herman "Mouse'' Nelson was Ag- would be more than offset in dis- any game. The team has also been A. G. Olofson, manager of the Vico federal government. lack of a the Anderson, miscellaneous; William by handicaped good If these teams could 7 gies high man with points, advantages OH In this district would buy new There was never any danger W. Astle, paper hanging, miscelThe playing field. taking seconds In each of the not play Sunday baseball. of State that work the the Utah for suits the American Legion laneous; Geo. Efickellson, concrete, Every one Is Invited to try out baseball team. This team will be Agricultural College, a resident J. A. sprints and running as anchor man teams that have entered the EtcMurrin, paper hanging; on the Loganlles winning league are: Malad Idaho. for' the team, and the best players known as the Pep 88 team and a educational Institution, would be Tremonton. Crystal Springs. Logan will be selected to represent the look at the new suits makes 'one threatened according to President relay team. rePaij)tinS - j hang- j pntlng' The decisive victory of Coach Collegians, and Logan Elks and Collegians. Young players are es- feel that the boys winning a most of because the Peterson place ing, Efary A. Winn, miscellaneous- pecially invited to come out and on this team should have 100 Ott Romney's charges, by a score Smlthfield. activl in funds used the teaching per Sarah Hawkes. painting, miscel- almost identical to that by which Sixteen players can be carried find out what they can do. cent pep when playing in thebe' ties of the college comes from the D' BIack carpentry, tlie measure of Aggies on each team, these players are Utah took state. However, there is an annual . classy uniforms. c CC nca work land- ' at Logan three weeks ago. demon- to be secured In the valley in which col-- ' t federal grant to ' pamtlng strates that the "Y will be a the team is entered. Players are paper leges for teaching purposes and B. Y. P as er ng, state not to be payed directly or Indiplumbing strong contender for the the assurance that this fund xaill sewer roofing connections. next rectly for playing In this league at Logan championship pot be seriously curtailed Is highly ELEVENTH WARD: S. W. Parweek. The Goldsmith No. 97 ball was Institutional kinson, Jrratifving to the carpentry, painting, plumbContributing to the joy of Cou- adopted by the league as tlie ofing, miscellaneous; Jack Morton, gar supporters was the surprise ficial ball. w Because of added duties the preWILL TRADE Ideal for chickens masonry, painting, paper hanging. victory of Theron Snyder of tlie If there are any teams in the sent of district two which manager acre of land, good home. Call Plastering, plumbing, new construc- Y" over Glen Pyper, Utah AgChristiansen Jack and of radius Captain this league that can play Includes North Logan, Logan tenth A. W. Hart, landscaping, tion; Cache American. gie sensation, In the two mile run. Sunday baseball and have a class will at the his racquiteers college painting, new construction; Frank The convincing nature of Sny- A ball team that would like to and fifth wards must resign and a be pretty busy this week, having RENT OR SALE 5 room Harris, landscaping, new man is needed to take care paper hangder's victory over last year's state enter a team In the one dual meet to dispose of and of the Junior baseball teams In ing; Kenneth Berntson, painting, champion in that event gives pro- League and play under the conSLa'C !OUrrl!'nttrees with gam,?S,lot fruit barm 'u, A and Is district. man this wanted that miscellaneous; William Early, land mise of a great race between the stitution and in Logan. On Played as already can Ca, Cat.he Amcrican. scaping, painting, put In two or three nights a miscellaneous; two at Logan next week adopted should get In touch with week with these chaps, he neednt Thursday, the B. Y. U. and the E. J, Maynard, landscaping, paintclash here, the day FOR RENT Utah apart-befor- e Snyder won this feature in Sumner Hale, the president of this room Five Aggies be an expert baseball player, but plastering, 10:05.4 by far the best time ef state meet. The state ment and three room apartment, ing, paper hanging, the league at Logan. be should Interested In boys and Herschel Bullen, the season in the event despite will be held here on Fri- - close In, modem, furnished or un- miscellaneous; know a little about baseball. Any tourney the driving rainstorm. Ernest Dean and Phone 764. Saturday. furnished day one that has time and the desire of the Cougars took the Ietfu at to help out these kids should get the start, with a teammate, Ralph in touch with Sumner Hale and Nelson, right behind him. Pyper secure the equipment that belong? aa ran in third place for a time, to this district. then moved up to second, where Russell Cook, director National Dean jockeyed with him for Inside position and stayed in front All games In the commercial Americanism commission says the until the last lap. But when Py- league with the exception of one following about American Legion 1 per moved up, so did Snyder, and were either rained out or postponthe latter uncorked a tremendous ed because of wet fields. 1 These sprint and went far ahead to games can be played any time win by almost 50 yards. during the season that the two Hutchinson's time in both sprints teams involved can get together or was excellent, as he won the centhey can be played at the close of tury in :09.9 and the 220 in :22 2. the season. Tlie second round of Nelson of Aggies gave him a ter- play will be played next Saturday WEST 1ST. NORTH rific battle in tlie furlong, being with Providence playing St Radio barely nosed out by the Cougar Service; Mendon at Evans Cow- lltucat'fl " Kenney, Prop. speedster. ley; Texaco at Benson; and College VEAL STEW . . . Red Osborne of Aggies surprised ward at Owl Billiards. lb. V by winning the 440 handily in turn? OWL BILLIARDS AND . of :52.1. Lyndon Dudley, ace of the TEXACO PLAY ONLY GAME. form Cougars, did not run, due to a Playing in mid season . . sprained ankle suffered before the Texaco and Owl Billards played meet. one of the most thrilling games tEre Wilson barely nosed out a freshseen for a long time, with Texaco 2 Pounds man teammate, Schofield, in tlie wining in the tenth inning by the low hurdles, which had score of 5 to 4. Texaco led mosl cf 2 It,! one of the closest finishes in the the game but Owl Billards tied it meet. of the up at three all in the last 4a8 Dean Simmons, Aggie freshman eighth. Texaco scored one run in SHASTA LARGE, ARIZONA weight heaver, came through with the first half only to have the LOIN STEAKS an excellent toss of 139 feet 4 Owls tie it up in their half at lb. inches to win the discus throw and four ail. In the first half of thn incidentally approach Mark Reeves tenth Wallace. Owl pitcher, got in 2 lbs. for state record in the event. bad when F. Scholes at first bos? POIvK CHOPS SODA 2 LB. BOX Relays were divided. Aggies win- muffed a slow hit ball and allowed 2 PKGS. I BOWEL FREE 2 lbs. for WE FEATURE ning the 880 and B.Y.U. taking a men to advance on the bases. VV. BEEF HEARTS, Ig. thriller with a makeshift mile re-- Nyman then hit a sharp single to each . . . . left field that scored one run ond CX TAILS, . . large NE Pound won the game as Owl Billiard i Round, Swiss and Sirloin 2 for failed to get on the bases In their LIVER, young beef half of the tenth. Thick, Juicy Cuts Just the Thing for the Canyon Party 2 . ... for Rose of Texaco pitched a good f?c BEEF BOILING We do not Cheapen the Quality to Make a Price. game but the feature of the game lb. was the way Wallace with the aid each 5c Carrots Grapefruit (of Harry Scholes picked Texaco Lemons 3 bu. 10c doz. 14c Radishes . . . . . less no than off of bases players 2 doz. 35c Onions 2 bu. Steaks and Oranges Chops 5c Best Grade in this way. five being taken out 3 lbs. Bananas c Lettuce head 5c Two double plays for Owls and U. S. A. C. Cottage Cheese Choice Fat Hens and Large Spring Chickens Ib. Lamb Stew at 6c lb. Marshmallows, Coffee one for Texaco were made during" Veal Stew at 7c lb. Red Chinook Salmon and Halibut Smoked and Salt Fish. lb. the game. Angelus, Breakfast Club, lQc! of different teams Managers BEEF BOIL Phone 32 must have their club fees in befo-- e wjjtgiflniiauA next Saturday. Ivy GRIZZLIES ns f U Ujiim-- j U-- e To Have Fast Baseball Team e TME SECOND , , Improvements Intercollegiate Track In Logan To Be Meet Here Saturday Many This Year Streams Being Stocked With Speckled Trout par miseel-Milto- lH-l- (js IN STATE MEET i. fl,illlYU l Land Grant j Cm!, J Sad-Tay- lor. hu-hlt- First District Court Convenes Here Today ll e '. 1 uplf ' jAC,h Institution r. IVUlalliJ Airl I s. hur-dlr- Legion Junior Postponed Games on Wednesday Cougars Win Track Meet From Aggies Frank-enhausc- r. Dan-sant- League Play To Commence 21st. Utah-Idah- . Utah State Intercollegiate Track and Field Meet M. 86-4- - two-thir- - - 6-- At U.S. A; C. Stadium 4 Utah-Idah- half-mil- Saturday, May 13,2 P.M. o e Big Feature of Meet will be 2 Mile Race New Manager Is Wanted For District No. Utah-Idah- Between Pyper of U.S.A.G. and Snyder land-gran- 2 of Tennis On This Week At The College U. Admission 50c High School Students, 25 cents with Student Body Cards o - by-la- j Commercial League Games Rained Out 1 SPECIALS FOR J$leS2N PHONE Wednesday U MAY 10th 300 azEzzmHZHsn STRAWBERRIES, FULL CUPS veAl' chops lKJc lb, g5c CITY Market 35c doz. lb. can FRESH BACON STEAKS T-BO- doz. doz. Ig. GRAPEFRUIT jg?c .... 12Jc 25c 25c 1 2.25c rh .... lb. 25c WIENNIES, BOLOGNA and 2 lbs. MINCED HAM 2 2 4 lbs. 13c Ib. 15c KIPPERED SALMON 2rc T" 25c lb. LINK SAUSAGE & 220-ya- 2 lbs. 2 FOS lb.4g Gc VEAL CHOPS STEAKS w Jill IOc STEAKS GROUND BEEF and PORK SAUSAGE, Pound IOc VEAL 25 25c 2 lbs. 23c COD FISH Ib. 25c e, |