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Show Pag CACHE AMERICAN KlsHt High-light- s Utah-Brigha- m Tuesday, October 18, 193S LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH of the ! against Denver when Lee TlUTlcd Cardon Back in Denver On Saturday enapiSr Young Game Seven Standings By A. IL Gibbon W L T Prt. P OP for one Tills contest proved 0 1 1000 51 20 u. v thing that the Aggie have IXa busy j 7 20 1 1 .500 I they practice frays in a determined el- - ... afternoon next Saturday 7 X 1 0 .500 20 UbAC In of iris to reach Reask a fort the peak higher would defeat thej oddest, fantastic forms .000 0 0 UUh ? ten. ! ! perfection lta annual Homecoming game. ... 7 7 o 0 .000 shapes one could Imagine. invasion and ,w.. That anenk y Iur Uwlr northern Is ha a good line, two fast fitiiftyi IIow. abouX a little jaunt dow n ever city conveniences they did not bhown thls fasonto o J J .000 13 24 JUmstrun roach Ike ready e ball carriers in Pace 411(1 Vwario s farther south? We'U go right out enjoy they have good times. Even 43 almost reached two weeks 0 20 .000 In an effort to ...... 0 ne da dependable blo.ker and kicker. to th wllds far out. we find our govern- - a0, against Colorado, but plore a htUe anwith season not ln- the a, through go games (intersection! In lhl fullback a e" In ftiow and bout a visit to the Grand ment Is doing much to help make clean slate. Coach Romney, who ,uded. lle gaaM do not count In , rval, Utah U, comes to son w ho can pick up needed yard-- j.anyon ranches and pro-- 1 hah We'll take horses and work. i half age through the middle of the make a real trip, settle yourself mote civic piuX'cis, for w.n town wad Into what promises to bark U however determined that standings.) Game Saturday I1 the Rrld future of tlie season. line. One of the things that Utah defeat waj trip. Weve got a guide these people are thankful. Colorado vj. Colorado State excelled in was In blocking. If lhe.who kn0ws every foot of country Collins. Fort furnished have we Cougars could dig up tuin to our camp at Bryce to re- w(u Utah vs. Utah State at Logan. of ea' skins, regi,rdlfiS Jack Christensen with the same something. tum home, a Navajo Indian, with Denver vs. Wyoming at Laramie. that tlie Utes lur-- i 0ur guide Interference that n(t Portland university vs. B Y U. tlie ball carriers their for tibhcd mor, than 20 miles south of been have score would probably side--1 different. Other Interesting Iwe are all excited and would aglne- - He wanU,d to trade Xor!the Ags led ty Kent Ryan and lights of the game are. lhe . alU thelr ame to crew took thei The Brigham Youngers plajed ,lke to know what they are and horses, but we couldn't know that hls championship freshmen score of 7 to 0. It was a between the bv a afe football most all the way Le telLs us to wait and see for from liat he told us, he evident-- 1 Redskins 12 to naught In one of, with the big sunwise to Denver that they sophomores In the first quarter they always ourM.lveS-- The territory as far as ly could not gpeak or understand the hardest fought grid battles team able to assisting seelrg kicked on first or second down, we can set on all sides of us Is a word of English. We examined ever to be shown In the Aggie' A- M then break and until they got a ieaviy wooded, good feed for his rugs and were talking about bowl. This year the Farmers aim about Its loss. Although it is tra- Colorado the trounced had thry promptly scored. Coach KlmJ sheep and cattle everywhere and them. Our guide came up and to the tune of 20 to 0 freeman victory 1M1-- , unlve-slt- y ball used Just thirteen men In the e pass some very fine herds of Old Joe, the Indian knew him cations point to the upset of tra-- 1 Aggies lost to Although the One substitution '1IS sheep and see cattle browsing and his tongue was loosened. He the same. It being hon contest. as a ell as the upset of. Denver they are fortifying against dition R-when field back are to be keyed certain made in the j everywhere. We asked our guide could talk as well as we could the Aggies Utah. the Utes this week end when they berts took Christensens place for -- here they market their livestock We found that he wanted so much to the highest pitch and to the meet Armstrongs squad at the lolive minutes to give that lad a'and tells us that due to the a pound for his rugs, and when best form they have In them. The. stadium In the Homecoming cal rest. He did most of the ball car-- j nea..est raiiroad being 90 miles to they were weighted, one good siz Utes were at their top form last encounter. It 111 be a great satisline On the BYU when to the ed rug was worth almost as much Saturday they tied e north and farther rying for the Cougars. to Coach Ronuiey and his faction brothLouth, they could be taken either as a good pony. tlie B Y coach sent In his and may suffer a natural let down if charges they are able to take in the weeks interval. or to left tackle when Gchrkes way. Sometimes at round up time All during our trip the weather the Utes Into camp In the coming were that on the three short come In position about Despite ending up gams through every The United State Civil Service buyers has been fine. We had no acciof the score the Aggies play- commission has announced open encounter. working too regularly; Kimball did weeks or so. feel very much more end dents and Gehrkel were competitive examinations for lb plug up that hole but After unCh( and toward even- - like going home to the old rou- ed good ball. The Denverite similar experience, except for the promptly skirted the left end of we b(,gan to wonder where tine now. We cam think and dream keyed to a high pitch due to home positions named below; of collge a partial substitution bis own line for tlie only 11.440 Multilith operator. camp, and when we were a long while about what weve coming and despite their earlier seorejwe'd work. Applicants must have reachof tiie Utes. (very, very tired and not from seen, especially the red men, and showings against BYU and Colo- year, for appointment In Wash- ed their 23th but must not have rado Aggies have been improving ington. D. C. only. Applicants Pet ison, playing fullback for walking either. Just before sun- - red hills. have had at least three passed their 40th birthday. Closmust chama reached steadily. They the Utes fumbled the first three our drew attention 0ur guide months paid experience ing dates for this examination pionship form for a few minutes In times he carried the ball but alert to a queer looking cave on the from of a multilith nia- - are Nov. 18, If received the operation to last team mates recovered the pigskin hillside. Only an opening about' Saturday, long enough hine. They must have reached Colorado and States westward. score and then smart their for him. Roberts. Cougar back the size of a door was seen. The played Full Information may be obbut must not football by keeping the Farmers have eighteenth their carried the ball Just once for, a rest of the front was filled up tained from Albert O. Anderson, fifty-thir- d passed well Into their own territory by birthday. ten yard gain but fumbled when with sticks and mud. The open-hClosofng dates for this Secretary of the U. S. Civil Servstubborn defensive work and long examination are Nov. 17. 1938, ice Board of Examiners, at the was tackled and the Utes re tng was 25 feet up a steep rock if applications are received from post office In this city. zooming punts. covered. A few plays later he got 'wall and We wondered how on The Fanner pass connection and Colorado and slates westward. 45,000 pine and spruce seedlings off the longest kick of the day 'earth we could get up and find Gasoline taxes now range from States Game Deputy United The ball traveled about 87 yards out if this could be where prehis-an- d have been received by the Soil protection seemed a bit ragged 31.800 a year. two cents a gallon in the District Management agent, for 1 Conservation Is Service to be and well certain planting rolled out of bounds on the polished toric Indians did really dwell. One Watershed. The before the boys in blue go up Bureau of Biological Survey. De- of Columbia and Missouri to sevfoot line. Tlie Cougars were Jubll- - of the men in our party had rid-a- on the Willard en centa In Florida, Louisiana and of Agriculture. will done be enrollpos by the Utah Redskins. The partmenteducation as were their supporters but den off In another direction and planting More states levy a or a mental Tennessee. from the Willard CCC Camp. The against caused real the reckon with Romneyites didnt ;a the only spirit half hour before after talking stock came from the Forest Serthey test is required; and certain four cent tax than any other excitement in lad the game game management of one Paul Snow. This husky provided exoerience or figure. quietly with the guide, and he vice Nursery at Monument, Colostanding In the shadow of his ownWas on top of the plateou, 50 feet rado. goal posts booted the ball 72 above us, lowering a huge rope Engleman Sprue Is a native yards against the wind to put the over the cliff. It came down to species to the Willard Watershed Cougars out of scoring territory. us and slowly one by one we hut the lodgepole pine Is exotic. The over anxious Utes got every climbed the cllf with the aid of However the success of earlier plantations here have proven the penalty that was meted out until! the rope and entered the cave. It adaptability of this species to this the final quarter then the Y was still smelled of smoke and there location. penalized twice for off side. It were a few old dead com husks More than 100,000 pine and was something of a duplication of on the floor. We found 3 kernels spruce seedlings have already of com. Y U B at final been on yellow game the the Willard WatAggie planted we if ershed. In to were Our that addition this damaguide explained penOgden when the Aggies X alized almost to score them back cared to dig around we might ged areas that have been terraced have been planted with shrubs wards. The Utes played Fielding find something. There had been Yost football practically ail the ' many priceless treasures unearth- and grasses. These plantings are for th primary purpose of reestime waiting for the breaks. They ed in this vicinity. So here was cover on denuded areas tablishing we next camped. Early the got most of them but the Utes where in restoring a restraining influengot more yardage and a tie score morning we began to hunt. We ce to runoff in relief of the flood f covered some very queer hazard. The assembled crowd was one The Willard Watershed Is a the largest in the history of s'gns 411(1 symbols carved in a figure out part of the Ogden River addition Salt Ls!:e football. Practically ev- - ledged. We tried to to wha.t they were. Some looked like the Cache National Forest ery seat in the stands were filled me resembled pigs and which was brought under the adfl"'",,;,,, at game time. Heber J. Grant hea:sthe moon and stars. As one of the ministration bv the Forest SerSAVE president of the LDS church was BILLS, SAVE ON HOUSEWORK, SAVE vice in May 1936. in the East stand and stayed for Party crossed a steeP bank hls The propresent development sIiPPed and Pulled a claJ tlie entire game. Bob Holden, gram Is the result of a cooperaDIFFERENT WAVS WITH A GENUINE gan representative of the Tribune bank loose with his hind foot. As tive agreement between the Soil to to floundered his horse get was also one of the spectators. C Conservation Service and the ForA. Lundahl, manager of the Pre- again we saw a piece of est Service for the rehabilitation and be(ng curious, began to of the Willard Watershed. s(r(ng was another Drug Logan scription We dug our a dig frantically. . visitor . rawhide bag, about the size of a Delegates to Prov .. . . mUCh y rge eocoanut, full of red pieces Seven members of the Utah score of the to do with gamelof what looked like chalk. was States Agricultural college chapA as any man on either team. wound together at the top with ter of International Relations club lustry gale was blowing toward will act as delegates at the interthe north and every kick off travmountain district conference at eled over the goal line and clear Brigham Young University in to the end of the stadium so that, We club Were aU dlggmg' huntmg for Provo, October 21 and 22, there was not a sinele run back One of the party yelled officers announced Thursday. Delanything. of kickoffs. On the punts it was T,' egates selected are Edgar Hyer got an arrow and part of the, of Lewiston, very difficult for the safety man bow, another found some chapter president; of Lewis sort to judge the punts thus giving the a Tremelling .of Logan, chapout of a made bone dagger, ter vice rT president; David ITS NO SECRET that the ends moe time to cover him. In from the leg of a deer of Trenton; Neva Nuttall, of this department the Utes had a probably Ephraim; Ward H. Maglcby, of big advantage as their interference a jug, made of day. It measured Monroe; and Lucille Frischknecht formed more quickly. about 9 inches in diameter and of Gunnison. makes coal was about 8 inches high. It was Cache American Readers round with small marks on the Heads Glee Club piles last longer. Some owners Keith Oakes cf Hyrum, junior Taken on Sightseeing Tour entire outer surface for was neck in the tion, small, probably student the school of economics from Page One) report fuel savings as high as Monday was named president of tlie season. broken pieces from the mens glee club at Utah State The roads within this park, and Tllere wei' 40 per cent. When you see cll-e- r jugs, more arrow heads and Agricultural for 1938-3- 9 college by the my it is a national park, He beads. small Another sonie same acted in the ivory are cf the very best, wide smooth position last IIEATROLAS scientific conUie party who was rather year. Leland H. Wright of Ogden oiled highways with railings and 0!le to prevent near sighted, called to the group was selected club manager, struction youll know why. Toadsigns everywhere saying he had found another jug any possible accidents. Come in, well be happy to The rim road, leading to rain- - be dug frantically, with his point leads, us through tim- - gers- The guide had informed us show you. her, high and danse. There are 26 bat when a jug was unearthed varieties of trees growing here fbey sometimes break down when a:r hit them, so we all stood aome of them huge sentinels sway- big and whispring in the wind breathless. Sure enough he did dig WIDE RANGE OF STYLES . . . not caring because they had to UP some round object, and when R was completely uncovered, to . . . PRICES SIZES of hundreds there perhaps Would have your wife slay ur amazement, it was a human move a tonyouof brick each years, but content and beautiful. week CONVENIENT TERMS . . . the rest of her precious days This road Is probably 15 miles skull. The poor Indian, wed dis refor $39.50? king and eventually leads us to a turbed his resting place. We of 9860 turned the skull to its place and The average housewife lifts point at an elevation leet, which overlooks the whole proceeded on our journey with our equivalent to ONE TON of brick, one at a time each week country, it gives us a view of treasures. The Grand Canyon of the Colo-JW-b she irons by hand. Bryce from a different angle. You can buy a fully automatic an felt funny up so high rado Rlver was a most inspiring our cars felt deaf, and occasional- - sigbt. At the base of the canyon rioner that she can sit down to mists were hanging every-wauand do her entire ironing, press Jy we felt as though a balloon heavy so dense we could scarcely your suits, top coats, etc., for pop in our head, we felt where, tre nughty river below, and' only $39.50. too like a heavy weight was on was below too, so far, it seemed Small Easy Terms. our chest but when we begin to lt more hke a small irrigation ditch Free Home Demonstration and down return back down, without obligation. threatening river down some more, we discovered than H il The sUeP rocky canyon on ve were OK, physically, it was either side, rising high, high up to seemed that altitude the high, into the sky. On both sides of have affected us. can up where wa were Bed canyon, which of course is the on ion, the opposite side we saw not Included in Bryce park, but(and beautiful forests o. trees one which we must pass through agam, green gra'ssa also Is to to return Panguitch, 72-7- 3 118 North Main Our return trip was oyer a dif-- , Phone 32 marvelous scene. Hills as red as came We route. three crent 3B9BBI fir- - with high pinnacles and ledges u. I , irv l 5. uvl, - r 10 Re-sto- ck '. , nyt .... fnt j I 1 , dS1 wrtite ind"1 tokresMUad Civil Service Examinations j , full-tim- Pine and Spruce Seedlings For Willard Watershed nt High-scho- ol J de-o- t - se EfiUEL IN00ZEN j ATROLA ,T Americas . No.-- l ,iV . Gan-che- Home Heater ff GENUINE ESTATE IIEATROLA decora-tContinu- fin-ho- Attention Husbands - j Extra Big Allowance for Your Old Heater M GENERAL - Appliance Co. Crystal Furniture West 1st North Logan, Utah Go. Phone 444 |