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Show Paire burnt CACHE AMERICAN (American School Logan Beats (Bell Is Weber 8 to 6 LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH Jackie Burke Meets Martin Monday Night A j Liberty Bell 1. 193.3 LINEUP IN TODAYS FOOTBALL GAME man for Weber Kley, back touched the ball down behind the By J. E. Jour SALT LAKE CITY- goal line rather than be lacsiejj WASHINGTO- N- We American., of the lnlerm0UIluJn glvlng Logan a safety and twe points which proved the margin are a proud race. We brag about of victory. Weber then kicked off our triumphs in science and m tlie 20 yard line Into the arms of Boy Humpherys who aided by beautiful blocking ran the ball back for a touchdown thus rendering null and vo'd the si point lead Weber had accumulated t, Hendricks was the hero of tht hchool system. The colonLls and hi the As an added feature Caferlnc game. Kept on the sidelines until me pioneers began building to-the final quarter because of ai)iward the world of desires with Garcia, No. 1 welterweight hunger who Is enroute to New arm, it was his entrance' their little log school buildings where at Madison City that sparked the Logan team toj American Education Week is an-- ; Garden on Nov. 2 he will begin pla) lug after giving a pomnouneed by the National Edu(a-Iuhi dethrone Henry for three quarters. tiun Association of the United, exhibition well who showed champion states for November 6 to 12. The wron d Reid Humpherys at quarter. Association tells us that "we tan- - halu his Journey for a bout with Sammy Pullback, Schwab at end and Mil- - not kl,ow ail that the future win' exhibition r lcr at Center, For the viritois brlng forth but one tiling we do Christian. wuidmlUuig Los was the plug pene-- gnow: as life grows ntore com- - M 7,'egro trating the Logan forward waU,rx p 0blems beroire more d::-- ! Eurke was never more Impressive last week when lie soundly the fir.st three quarters almost' at flCUn." Ji ados: "To help injure :,1-will. With one victory under the.r the building of a better Amen, a trounced Speedy Wallace, kayc of Bland and Ben-- ! will be Laid fr)r fh()Se t0 comp Ipt belts the Logan develop conqueror 1 Ivan " to stop m their championship schooLs which wdll leave for puv,"l Bass. e .1 l .11 is a heavy-dutpuncher with a right hand that qticst. Iteniy A heritage of has won him the rtngn&me of in., inispfitw a,a fit-I- Saturday. October Utah State Aggies Versus PLACE: Aggie Stadium, L ogan, Utah College of Idaho Coyotes Time: 2:30 P. M. I in-f- ro ten-rou- mam-even- Sute l'fi; College of Idaho ITS; Bai kfield average: Average weight of Un: Utah 175; College of Idaho 168. Tea m average; Utah State 178; Coil ege of Idaho 171. chal-lnjure- Utah State Squad a' fj Arm-Othe- rs Utah State i l7-pou- four-roun- , Angel-Porte- 1 ' 11 -- ever-lncrea- s- , . England and Germany Enter Agreement An agreement reached by Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain of England and Adolf Hitler of Germany at Munlqh, Thursday, has the In which been announced text of the agreement follows' 'We, the German fuehrer and the British prime minister, have had a further meeting today and are agreed In recognizing that the relaquestion of tions Is of the first Importance for the future of our countries and Europe. "We regard the agreement sign- 21 22 23 24 25 28 27 28 Anglo-Germ- ed last night and the Anglo-Germa- 29 30 R. Bennett, b A. MacDonald, c M. Berg, fb W. Stone, b C. Doaselt, e C - Starne, g W. Thomason, b V. McGowan, b F. Russell, b c r( 16iT 42 180 43 ISO 44 165 - - R. Brady, b J. Van Oleef, e 34 H. Iverson, q 35 D. Prince, fb 36 R. Baker, c 37 F. Hertrieh. g 38 S. LaGrance, b 39 J. Hawley, c 31 170 33 165 175 160 155 175 160 170 40 175 41 A. 170 170 43 46 ISo 47 165 4S 160 49 175 50 180 Wittenberger, g H. Heimstra. t OFFICIALS: Jimmy Hodgson, referee; Cal Wooley. field Judge. Lob Coliinsg, Bert umpire; 175 190 180 195 180 E. Harshbargpr, B. Selders, t C. Dilley, g H. Schwiebert, e B. Petty, e H. Claj ville, t 2C If. Schmidt, t G. Illankley, A.- - 220 190 190 150 Harshbarger, t Elliott, Blaser, g heaa linesman; n naval agreement as symbolic of a decision by our two peoples never to go to war with one another again. "We are resolved that the method of consultation shall be the method adopted to deal with any 'other questions that may concern our two countries, and we are determined to continue our efforts old heifer she cap- Oregon are assisting the owner As a air from the Hotel Portland dining be preto two tured records by pro- and the American Jersey Cattle is National Loma room where sented to the Members Forum of ducing In 10 months 15,357 pounds club to fmance the exhibit. Comhas been opened to a , t0 enable them locate each the Portland Chamber of of milk and 865 pounds of butter National conference to settle the Sudeten to the addition merce. In should provide a fuU u fat. Now In her second official test Marriage Licenses controversy Intelligently and in hl gh cla-Sentertainment Farm "& ' Home' program, the she Is destined to capture a third a;of ring Reed Chapman Johnson, Basalt, ' manner, with at least a for which thew National Championship and pend and Cynthia Nebeker, Shoshone; b no advance Ul cific partial elimination of bluff and price. The first bout gets under or 5 normal will be the Jack B Harman, Fairview. Wyo-wuffom Ji0?ln,1;0,n freshening Nevada senator bulldozing," the be used to first cow of any breed to pro-- mmg and Lydla Toomer. way promptly at 831 p ra. said. cow the thatlduce more than 1000 pounds ofle; Merlln Porter stone and Leota regarding but gambling te:ms, Nothing wUl be first to hold three Na- - butterfat under official Corbndge Preston; Rex Woodrow Pittman explained, can "effectivelj tional Jersey records simultaneous- - regulations. Ward, Alma, Idaho and Margaret portray the character and actions to Information ly, according Busmess men of Independence j AUce Parker, Malta, Idaho. cf these great gamblers tn human) Salem. McMinnville and Portland. liberties and human lives." Mussolini is the greatest politifour-pow- er U j 1 CokevU-formati- j cal poker all In player history. Pittman continued. He has never been called cn a bluff, but he ha.--, j Dairymen and particularly Jer-t- o never put all of his chips m cirsey breeders or the West will be shiver, the tail shot up In the Intensively Interested in the Na- -j air, and the plane made a sudden Jany bluff. s. his partner, der tional Farm & Home Hour Apparently, dive into the bank", she said. Day was in the back of a fuehrer, had put all of his chips gram 12.00 to 12:15 noon. October truck driven by her husband about jin tile same and had bluffed too 3 at which time the Jersey cow, he was Sybil Tessle Loma, National Jer- Apparently 100 yards from the scene of the j recklessly. Champion milk and butterfat crash. She extricated the bodies about to be called, m spite Chamberlain. producer will be featured. while Mr. Day pushed down on peaceful Mussolini The Champion will leave that quite quickly and the tall of the plane to make an with his phenomenal cunning agre- - evening for the National Dairy exit for the .opening large enough ed to a new deal, In a four-- 1 Show, Columbus, Ohio as a spe- of tlie bodies. handed game In which his greater rial American Jersey Cattle Club Woodward, owner of the open science could protect his spirit-- ! exhibit, according to Fieldman T.i cockpit plane, a Nicholas Beabley but erratic partner. It was R. Warren. No. 88 G, gasped his last breath moving apparent to Mussolini that the new Loma, who has close relatives in as his body was taken from the deal was necessary, since England many Western Jersey herds, is who seat, Mrs. Day said. Adamson, substitute Anthony Eden owned by L. A. Hulburt of In-- 1 might was still alive but unconscious to piay til hand Instead of Cham- - dependence, Oregon. She has al- 7 when taken from the wreckage, berlain. ready produced more than 1000 was taken to the Preston hospital, "The further conquests by the! pounds of butterfat during the 10 minutes later where he died three dictator gov-- 1 first 298 days of her present lac- Dr. A. R. Cutler, who examined emments Germany. Italy and tation, which will end officially the bodies, said both were badly Japan will be postponed until1 October 1. The final official fig- crushed. lures will be announced over the spring. The plane motor was pushed into the fuselage. It could not be determined which of the two victims was piloting the plane at the time of the crash, although it Is believed, from the position of the bodies. It was Adamson. The two had brought the plane to the Preston airport Wednesday evening and had made several flights over the city Thursday Woodward received his pilots liPlace your order lot a cense In Salt Lake City about r before SatPacific month ago. Adamson had been urday, September 10, and receive a ton of coal included in the price training for a license, having tak(one-haton ii you select the en Instruction at Grand Island Junior model). Just make a small Neb., where he spent the sumdeposit Pay nothing more until fy&JJ $GQfbdd t&fc. pro-Mr- i blood-hroth- Let Us Prove er i It To You!! Our Prices Are Lower!!!! Our assortments more comA visit to our plete will store prove these facts t g Super-Heate- je ' ll mer. Woodward had been employed as a mechanic on a harvester in this vicinity. He purchased his plane in Salt Lake City last spring. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Clara Christensen Woodward; one child; his parents, Garnet and Alice Porter Woodward, and a brother, Dallln P. Woodward, all of FrankUn. s, Adamson is survived by his John and Maud Biggs Adfive brothers and amson, and sisters, Merrill, Henry and Lance Adamson of Franklin, Mrs. Alice Webb of Portland, Ore., and Mrs Charlotte Bell of Grand Island Kebt Funeral arrangements for both will be announced by Hendricks mortuary of Preston. from Page Onei Germany, Premier Neville of Great Britain, Premier of Italy and Benito Mussolini Daladier of Edouard Premier France will make a "last effort to settle the Sudeten question and work out other European problems "I am very happy that the way (Continued Chim-terla- in t t Super-Heate- X and Super-Heate- : hot-bla- It's a spe- rial value for our Fall selling, thats why we ofter it so Three quality pieces carefully made, richly cheaply! veneered in rare cabinet woods! What a value! Do not Judge ... J this fine suite by our low price! ... Dar-ent- Pittman Sees Fighting Put Off Until Spring i r. after you start using your Then, easy monthly payments. 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