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Show lv n Do it Yourself IT Rent our new tric floor sander floors. TAKES HOT EVERTON DUEL 7 in " r to refinish & SONS H2A who caught it on the Rasmussen, yard stripe, where he j slipper and fell. On a lateral Mag-nusson to Ryan, the Aggies went howto the 15 yard line. There, 'Pioneer FROM elec- COMPANY - 13-- MO 23 offside penalty ever, a was inflicted against Utah State, and Denver held to take the ball By Bob Holden oil downs. Denver, Colo Led by Ray JohnFrom there on. the ow-- 1 son, who made two sensational their wdth dragging In the third and fourth ness toplays rung the rapidly a"' dissipate periods, Denver university Saturday conferwon their fifth afternoon ence game, defeating Utah Aggies opportunity to uncork an addl13 to 7. All the scores in this afdrive. tional ternoon's game came In the second Statistics shew that the Aggies half, and Johnson's entrance into 239 yards to Denver's 243, the game as a sub for Luke Ter- made from Aggies scrimmage the ry, market the turning point of and 191 opponents, outgamed their the combat. 155 Denver. for against yards The first score came early ill.'' ,. rJBprr the third period, when the Aggies that kept the defense pass opened up and marched down the of the time, most water hot in field to place the ball on Denver's 13 passes line. Immediately, Kent with Denver attempting five for a total ail conference halfback, and completing Ryan, of 88 yards. The Aggies scooted around left end for a yardage10 first downs against Dentouchdown. Floyd Rasmussen then made vers nine. kicked goal. The day was ideal for the game This seemed to pit all sorts of to see fight in Denver, and after receiv- and 11,925 customers paid slate clean with ing the kickoff thqy marched Denver keep hervictories. After tne nearly the length of the field on five conference followers were look Denver straight football, with Johnson do-- i game,fsiwa-d to the Utah game next ing most of the ball toting. A irg long pass from Walton, Denver week; wi'h high hopes of victoiy While Johnson was stealing the quarter, who replaced Berry, to Verlee, was good for 34 yards dur- show with his runs, it was the ing this march. After three at- beautiful blocking of Jack Walton tempts at the Aggie line from the and Roger Rambeaux that made slashed them possible. On both of JohnJohnson strip, through for a first down and on son's long runs, there two stars the next play, a beautiful lateral mowed the Aggie secondary down pass, Walton to Johnson, resulted The stalwait Denver line staned in the first Denver score. Drob-nltc- h cutcharging the Aggies in the place kicked the extra point second half Hovevcr, Johnson was not the tying the score. Again after the kickoff. Denver only mail who made nice runs, began another drive toward the Ryan, Using up to his splendid Aggie goal, with Johnson again rrre, d, made several long gains doing to ball toting. After the which kept the Aggies in the ball Denverites had been penalized 15 g'rre D Tig the frrt half the n yards for unnecessary rjdghnnss,j Aggie forward wall played broke away on his 20-- ! ly, and during this entire half yard line and lan to the Aggie 39 the game was evenly contested, before he was stopped by Blau-wit- h the Aggies having a slight ton, who had replaced Mugnusren iedre In the second half the game At this point the quarter ended c,eiifd up with passes and specAs the i.iuita puod crncd, tacular runs, as prevously Dtnser ripped through for th deOth l cutstanding Aggie men weie ciding score when Johnson shook loose and, behind peifect inter- Call Mulleneaux, Lawrence Mathference, trotted aiound the Aggie ews and Carl Fen in, sophomore, left end and 39 yards for the who plaved the entire game at touchdown. Peterson sifted thiou,h center Perrin took over the task to block Drcbnit oil's extia point of plaving the post left vacant by Elmer "Bear kick attemjt, and the scote Wind and did 13 to 7 for the Pionecis. nice Job cf it Ills defensive work recovered Playing desperately in an at- vi as excellent, while l tempt to clove tlie gap Agnes took one fumble and made no bad paadvantage of a break late ni the sss final period that came near givDo.mr, in its annual homecoming them a score. Rambeaux. re- ing dav game, played heads-u- p serve Pioneer bullback. fumbled on football and showed, that a fighthis own 46 yard line, and the ing team, led by a great halfbaric, alert Ryan recovered for the Ag can accomplish tilings The Fio- gies, Kent then tosred a pass to nec r's foivvard wall is big and 4 LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH CACHE AMERICAN Papr five-ya- MT rd ithethrXgTefd rd J fast, the presseasson dope still stands, and Denver must be considered a strong contender for the conference title. Denver U Utah Aggies Brownell re Mulleneaux . Fetter rt Mathews Drobmtch Peterson rg c Campbell Fernn Murch is Mabey Townsend It Simmons . Bacon . le Bunker Rasmussen Berry qb lh Terry Ryan . Young rh Magnusson . fb Caffrey Lockyer Score by periods: 7 0 Utah Aggies 613 Denver U. . touchdowns, Denver, Scoring Johnson 2. Point after touchdown, (placekick)- Utah Ag- Point gles: touchdown, Ryan 1. ater tonchdo.n. Rasmussen (piace - ucio- - Substitutions Denver, Fena, It; Veriee, re; Rambeaux, fb; Johnson Aggies lh; Smith, le; Wallace, rg. White-sideFavero, rg; Blanton, rh; re; Tnbolet, It; White, rg; Wade, rt; White, Ig. Officials; Warner, referee; Moles umpire; D. McDougall, head linesman; Vidal, field Judge. Ticket Policy Announced By U University Salt Lake iCty A new policy of assisting out of town football fans the in obtaining good seats at home games cf the University of Utah was adopted this week by the Athletic council, according to Theron S. Parmalee, graduate manager. The council through the manager is now prepared to sell tickets by mail both singly, as well as in whole blocks. The purpose of selling the blocks Is to allow all of the out cf towners, who are desirous of sitting together, to do so. Bfamru. nJuatK lagttBgr&Xr "wa Typewriter Repairing For quick service call Telephone 235 Evertcn And Sona guarantee our work Parts for all makes. We Notice to Contractors Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of Logan City at its office in Logan, Utah for the construction of a gymnasium building together with certain alternate bids, all in accordance with the plans and specifications as prepared by Karl C Echaub, Architect of Logan, Utah up and until the hour of 2 00 P. M. November 18, 1935 at which time and at which place they will be publicly opened and read. Plans, specifications and proposal blanks may be examined at the office of the Board of Education at Logan, cr they may be obtained at the office of the Architect upon a deposit of $25 00 Said deposits will be refunded provided the plans and specifications are returned to the Architect in good order not later than November 20, 1935. in Proposals must be made strict accordance with all the provisions of the plans and specifications, and must be made on the blank forms provided by the Architect. To be considered they must be accompanied by a Certified Check, Cashiers Check or Bid Bond in an amount at least equal to five percent of the following sum: The base bid, plus all additive alternates. All bidders are hereby notified that this is a P.W A Project and all woik contemplated thereunder must be done under the rules and regulations of the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 thereto pertaining. (See Construction Regulation, P.W A Form 179 dated July 22, 1935 and subsequent revision) . No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of 30 days after the date set for the bid opening The right is reserved to accept any cr to reject all proposals and The Last Days of Pompeii Starring Preston Foster, Now Being Shown at The Capitol CAPIT05 Bringing to the screen a powerful story staged against a spectacular background, RKO Radios The Last Days of Pompeii opened Sunday night at the Capitol Theatre. No effort was spared by Menan C Cooper, producer, In the stagThe arena sequences show ing. vividly the glory and savagery of the original Roman games. The scenes of destruction earthquakes toopling a city to ruins, the blazmobs ing fires, the are among the most memorable ever filmed. directed Ernest B. Schoedsack with sensitiveness ai.d understandis a personal tn ing. The film umph for Preston Foster in the Gloria Shea and Preston Fosdifficult leading role. His symter in a .scene from RKO pathetic portrayal of a man deRadios Last Days of Pomtermined at any cost to wm wealth and power Is one of the finest peii. in this young actors career. Dorothy Wilson is excellent as the continuance of the testing the tragic young slave girl. Basil work were made available by the Pathbone contributes a memorable first session of the seventy-fourt- h performance as Pontius Pilate, and congress. y Alan Hale( as a For the country as a whole, a adds much to the color 237 483 herds were tested and humor of the film. John total cf fo rBangs disease in the 13 months Wood, a newcomer from the English screen, proves himself capable ending August 1, 1935 These herds catin a sensitive role, and small Da- contained 3,654 604 head of tle. Of the herds tested, 89.463 vid Holt is appealing. Louis inas a brutal Roman official. herds were found to contain fected cattle. The number of catas Birch Glora slave, and Wyrley tle in infected herds totaled ia Shea contribute excellent per410 846 of which were formances. found to be reactors to the Bang's The story is that cf Marcus, a disease test. On a percentage basis young blacksmith whose poverty 20 33 percent of the cattle in in costs him the lives of wife andifected herds reacted. Of the to- child. Deciding that wealth shall tal number of cattle in all herds be his goal, he successively be- tested, Including necessary a gladiator, deals in slaves, tests, 11.24 percent were found and enters into many reckless to react to the Bangs disease deals. At the end of twenty years, as head of the arena, arranging bloody spectacles for the populace, his only unsuppressed human in stinct is his love and ambition for his adopted son. The climax of the picture is his realization that his very wealth and position must cost him the life of this boy. His with struggle himself, staged against the background of a cify to rocking ruins, provides a gripping conclusion lor the picture. Today Wednesdayj and Thursday ffiaian C. Coopu's GIGANTIC PRODUCTION with PRESTON FOSTER rough-and-read- ALAN HALE, JOHN WOOD, DAVID Dlncfd By es RASIL RATHB0NE, LOUIS CALHERN, HOLT, DOROTHY WYRLEY Crntit f. Icfioedreci Cal-he- rn On receipt of the money, the reserved ticket, or tickets will be sent to the owner by return mail, thus allowing those who are unable to get into Salt Lake City before the game, as goed a choice cf seats as those living in the citv The three remaining games on the schedule include Denver vs Utah, October 26, Ccloiado Co!-- 1 alternates Heme Appliance, L. H. ge vs Utah, November 9, (Home THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, Cache Auto Co, Cache Dames, Ccjn y coming) ; Utah State A. C. vs. Logan, Utai:MCleik and Sheriff, Cache County Utah, Nov. 28 (Thanksgiving) O. A. SONNE, President Boaid cf By Education, Cache County There games will all be played By DAVID TARBET, Clerk Libiary, Logan Monument in Sail lake City. Cj, Date of First Publication, Oct Ruchti Tailoiing, John A. Hend22, 1935. rickson Life Insurance, Royal BakProvidence Girl Wins Date of Last Publication, ery, Lundstrom Fhrmture Co. J Ivaloo Zollinger, daughter 12th , 1935. W Ault & Son Moving, Logan i, cf Mr and Ms Jo eph H. Cab Co, College View Greenhouses of Fiovidenco, Mond ly was Stewart Real Estate Co, Linford ed judged winner cf the Kcr Glas-- 4 Upholstering Co, Union Knitting H c lub canning contest for the Mills, U. O Lumber Co., Blair stare, accGidmg to an announceMotor Co Golden Guernsey Dairy, ment by Miss Myrtle Davdson, Beauty Salon, Thelmas otate club leader. She will be Beauty Clinic, M & L Coal Co., iw aided a trip to the national D. W. Hess & Sons, Salt Lake 1 II club congress at Chicago, Nov- In Older that patrons may know Stamp Co., Glen Brothers Music ember 29 to December 5 "re nrogress being made by the Co., Green Beauty Salon, Browns new Cache American directory, Ice Cream Co, Logan Musicians v e Cache Valley are able to report today that Protective Union, ne compiler is active at present Beauty Salon, Caspers Ice Cream Uinta Beer assembling the names of citizens Co., Beckers and Co. Chas. of the city, this work in the Distributing Olson, ccunty already having been com- Farmers Union Mills, Hotel New pleted. Most of the copy for the Temple, Lew W. Berntson shop, GaSav of Logan, advertisements to appear In the Chiropractor, directory has been collected and Dr. C. M. Olsen, the type setters have tins work all Baugh Motor Co, Evans Coal & Ice, Hotel Logan. In type. o Judging from the directo.y issued five yeais ago, and comparing it with the data collected to be used in the new directory there has been a tremendous grewth in population in the various Tenements and m the city since that directory was published. The following business houses A total of 32,139 cattle In the are contributing to the success state of Utah have been tested ot the new directory with liberal for Bangs disease during the 15 space subscribed: month September Levens Clothiers, W. F Jensen 30, 1935, period ending according to Dr. D. E Candy Co., Chustiansens Inc., Madisen of the Utah State Ag-- i First National Bank, Collegiate Icultural college School of Beauty Culture, Lcgan The Bangs disease eradication Garment Co, Jones Plumbing is new under way in all Smithfield picgiam Gallcway Welding, states except California and WyoBrick and lile. J. J. Edwards where plans are being made Dixie Ruth Beauty ming, Automotive, in this lor early participation Radio Service, Supreme Shop, work. Geneial Depannent Store, Logan testing the Of 32,139 cattle tested, Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Prewere found to be Infected with scription Drug Co , C. W. Sanders disease. Only 9 1 percent Coal and Wood, Edwards Furniture Bangs of all cattle tested in this state Co., Cardon Jewelry Co., Jackson disease reacted to thp for Fry Sheetmetal, Larsen Hardware test. Bangs Co , Thatehei Music Co , Thatcher of Bangs disease is Coal Co, Star Cieaneis and Eiadication earned out on a nationwide Andersen Tailois, Lumber Co, bring beEvtitca and Sons Hardware, Cry- scale on a cooperative basis and the federal stal Bottling and Furniture, Cache tween the states The work is cond'r-- 1 Valley Commission, Chnstiansens government. ted by- the Bureau of Animal InBeauty Salon, Superior Cleaners United States Deand Dyers, Bott Monument and dustry of the Vault Co., Reese Motor Co, Ida-ho- partment of Agi id Jiture, under rules and regulations prescribed Creamery Co, Grants Bike the secrctaiy of agriculture. Radio Service Co., by Shop, Lloyds were for made Funds this program C. R. Jchnson, Cab and Transfer, to the Agricultural AdPehison Electric Co, Christensen available Administration by the Furniture Co, Wilkinson and Sons justment to amendment the LaFollette Stationery, Boyle Furniture Co., Act. The nationAnd the most economical full size car on the market 20 to 30 miles per gallon! Co Coal , City Smith Brothers wide testing program started in Lumber Co, The Book Table, 1934. Indemnities are paid to Cache Sheetmetal, Logan Coal Co., July of cattle which show a owners Certifed Radio and Refrigerareaction to the Bangs tion, A. H. Palmer and Sons, Als positive test. Additional funds for disease Bike Shop, Logan Lumber Yard, and Schebys Cleaners Dyers, Homecenter Furniture Cache Valley Floral, Hotel Eccles, Peterson Plumbing, Lindquist and Sons Undertaking, J. P. Larsen LOTFE3T INSURANCE RATE OF ANY CAR IN ITS FBIC2 CLASS CSAHA3 QUALITY Glass Co., County Couet House, BRILLIANT TODAY. NS1T GRAHAM THIS THSf FOR THROUGHOUT. SEE AND DRIVE Johnson Radio Service, Wimmer superb-Johnso- Tuesday, October 22, 1935 BI1CH. WILSQN, 0'awo also MARCH OF TIME And News Save on Shades We Plumb Axes pvt new shade cloth on your old window shade roll-Cos- ts less. EVERTON are Cut Made of solid steel, stronger than others. better too. & SONS SONS r a tS COMPANY COMPANY dcs-cub- Mi-v- Zoll-lnc- Progress Report on , Lfireciory H Wood-Workin- g DOWN Report Shows State Progress In Bangs Test BALANCE IN 18 MONTHLY PAYMENTS THE NEW SCHENLEYS Cream of Kentucky KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISKEY - WORLD'S Cream of Kentucky LOWEST PRICED TOURING SEDAN 11 VITAL NEW IMPROVEMENTS YOU WILL KNOW WHY GRAHAM IS "THE MOST DCTTATE9 CAS 09( Used H3 EOABb Company Blair Motor West 1st North St. 55 LOGAN, UTAH t PHONE 390 o The Shoe Maker Has Moved from Center Street address to 24 South Main Good Repair Work Done at Prices. . 'K ? vJri? '. S, rir'Li i K.N.tls voi;e,5;r e TV0, ri- - ' SCHENLEYS BLENDED WHISKEY Golden W premier blend edding-Ameri- straight whiskies for better taste. Jot. cai made of blended S. Finch ft Co., Ion Quaker Distilled FOR Eggs Dry Gin Tb Old Quaker Co., Distiller FEED and PETROLEUM CO. FARMERS 590 SOUTH MAIN The Geo. T. Stag. Co., Inc. 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