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Show IliE 'Page six JUUKNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Tuesday, May 23, 1922. nraiMiisiro '-lu- miErmss cities of the league that Insures a hard and keenly contested game whenever they meet on the diamond The Collegian played a classy game at Sinithfielil on Saturday and'; are now ready tiTgoafter them ail The ctub is going fine and tans can bail game from tiie boys expect Today it looks like Hal Dunmork will be opposed by Ren Jones on the' firing line. Jones hurled for Ogden , last year and moved to I'rovo this1 inter to establish reslttwre require- in the inents In order to compete Central I tab loop He was banned on The account of being a professional play-h- e lexcrx. FDOiyi B. i lfrllrON flGEIE-COUfl- TS' Farmer Itacqueteers Take Everything in Sight Ogden and Logan -- to Meet Here Tomorrow Afternoon at 4 oclock Jones Likely to Hurl For Gunners and Dim mock For Logan. and Win Two Doubles and Three Singles! Matches Aggies Now Lead and May Play Tie For State Title Close Matches Yesterday. k C A' C. tenuis sharks won teams, and Move Rich met Groeshcc k mulch of the tourney itb the and ilolt of the first is the property of tbe II Y. C of set The seeond went to the 'Y'j yesterday club of the Three-noon on the Aggie courts taking both without mu h Aler-competition league. doubles games and' three singles nil and Rich then won the next two Kaeli club has other pitchers to man hes At arious times tbe play lose hut ill other stages the use. Ogden has Ned Niles, a right Rett IJcw met Reid Gaidner in the' queteer had little dif- - The Ogden Gunners are due to hander and laigan has Andy I'hilhps 'Farmer inraidisposing of the V men regular singles lie was a ldt'le slow itieulty By winning this match the Aggies in cross bats with tbe Collegian to-getting started but soon hit his morrow afternoon on CrrmsotTpark and then Gardner bad Iittbif J t ami 'Y' will meet tomorrow .after- the turns if Congress' , The game starts at 4 o clock sharp! Shoal, , noon at I'rovo and if the 'C wins tbe lianee with him. Law won straight t(? Crimsons and Farmers will be tied 7 Thii marks the first appearance of pr0JeC,t. t;,2; ; new in shape Wj least. for first plate while tt the B. Y. I', sets,Rill Merrill hmg Vre in the meantime startthis year. the Ogden dub Wl11 U one borough wins the Aggies will be champions. led a singles match with Groeshetk of Gunners have got a fine team a.l of i The AgKes esterday were rather since of the fare, city necessity . ... , them being quite well known to Lo- slow in starting and didn't hcem to bo the 'H. A', f. Bill made a fine start 75 mlles "" and ' fan fandom already. They are coming playing their usual style. They got winning the first four games hut up to win from Logan for more than busy however and came through with then he let his opponent sneak up on one reason. First, Is tbe fact that for Mervii lories in every tourt and in every him until the set ended rill The second set went to Groesheek Ogden figures on winning the pen-- 1 match. nant this year and of course is thgre-- ' and Merrill won the lust one but Federal and Stake taxes will heretofore the fy Hammond. fore desirous of winning every game never come down until the link singles artist. waH switched around only after the two had struggled possible. Then there is an element which unites tax-eatewith with Bert Law- - and played the through a number of deute sets The of rivalry between these two largest j graft shall have been broken. Merrill had great doubles with Glen Loveless. These final set was lt-!and Rio difficulty An getting around on the MiUisoii two, jrnot Hunter Jackson of the R A'. l in a match court in the match having strained featured by close and sleller playing h Is hack earlier in the game, In the feature matth of the day. and good tennis The Irovo pair won t ie first set but the second wen Cy Hammond won two straight sets! to the Aggies after being deuced from Hunter Manson of the 'A. The times. The set finished 11-- 9 first was close and interesting llamt many The next was an and then the Aggie team picked up mond winning In their playing and won the next two easy one for Cyril and he won Lawrence Smith and Percy Smith of the Aggie j were the officials. Rill Merrill, lroo 1 ' 3 1 1 0-- I ls,'Ie l 'er I The!. garage mechanic will tell you the Special-Si- x leads in value from the standpoint of endurance, comfort, power and economy of upkeep. 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They remained ;F:&t just long enough to suejdar- - for agitation and butldingf-th- e opening of 'Smilin Thru 'jup of sentiment for law enfor on Broadway, where this Allen cement than there ever has been Langdon Martin story was se If bootlegging as it is now being AUTO & TRACTOR COMPANY GS WEST CENTER lected for the celebration of conducted cannot be stopped will Ay then annivers perish. prohibition the Strands eighth ary, and met with such great the poor see it this law now' ap Ispccess that it tvas held overplus to them but It does not a setond week. ply to the rich. There can bt The Talmadge sisters will no law in this country which AVllrl eli'plmnls me gem i. illy caught continue to make their future! will affect one class and will in nooses. can-th- e it not another. If affect on First National productions Coast, but are particularly not be made effective for all Many a firm has failed because It If vou want complete information anil history of Gloria Swan Min, anxious to get back to Holly- - classes, then the law will be wasn't firm. Rudolph ulentino, Lillian tit'll, Khliaml Mar) l'ickford, wood now, not so much or ac repealed. Today the poor man Jackie t'ooan anil over a thoiisunil other Moving Picture Flajers Ih Teething causes convulsions among count of their work, as to tejsays: I IN sure ILMDOM olinli tells )ou all about anil get WHO'S WHO The rich have liquor in young bears. them. jwith their sifter Natalie and brother-in-lawBustei their cellars and buy it every their The prehistoric Egyptians operated Keaton, when the expected day. I cannot buy it, because ostrich farms. The onlv complete and accurate IhhiIc of its kind ever published. Contains informal Ion anil history of prin t icnll) every Plajer stork deposits his precious bur- I cannot afford to pay the boot ill llic Aim ics, giving correct names, vvliether married or single, age, den on the threshold of the legger the price .he demands The Sues canal was opened In Noplace of hrtli, full description and names of pictures plu)cd in. Cont K.eaton household, some time in for it. 1 do not like a vember, 1S69. tains almut 2HI 'photographs of most papular players. Mrs. Talmadge says it operates in thi way and so 1 May. Oops are raised cn will be utterly impossible for will vote against it if I get the Send $I.(M for beautifully Iilii-- t rated-dluxe edition which will be And he will be given acres In India. one small baby to wear all the chance. sent by return mail. Agents make note. beautiful things which its aunts the chance unless there be a The prehistoric Egyptians hatched are bearing as presents change. eggs artiliclally. NATIONAL SALES COMPANY from New York. The prohibitionist says: aa second In were made Norma Talmadges Poll Nuremberg We havp at last secured the IAIIK ROW lU ILDlNG NEW YORK CITY feature production on her new enactment of a good law. Now-le- long ago as 1400. contract with Associated First the officers do their duty. Much diffidence Is due to the fear National is now cut and titled, But the officers cannot do theii of being a bore. The has been renamed and duty against such odds as Eternal Flame. The product-'ion- , While bootfront them. Much thnt passes for pntienre which is an adaptation of leggers can make five and six merely laziness. Ilonore Balzacs La Duchesst hundred r?r cent profit on a lot Umbrellas are like men; usually the directed IDe Langeais", by of whiskey and do if with comFrank Loyd, will follow Smilir paratively little risk, there will poorest are left. Thru to the picture theatres be bootlegging. Russian pegsrtuts frequently sleep of the country. The pn'babili-lLet the pulrit get onto its jol with their eons. ri ' e e at Flam e El Is that Th f and take up the cudgels for Attractive, well painted property always has a will be released some time in ttlwavs room for several value than property which is allowed to run just as it fought Thera thefbottom. higher July. for prohibition. It cannot rest, moreat lack of paint protection. do.t :i through Norma's next picture will lx content with what it has done. I man nttisChe when Monev Flor tight The Mirage", in which r.m.t preserves the materials it covers, dei reascs There has been only one round ' of loose change. (lcprt t lation and postpones the need for repairs. ence Reed was seen on the in this fight, so far. John shy speaking stage last year. It D Barleycorn has not been knockThis set vice of paint is worth ni.irv times its cost. For exploding theories marriage Is now being adapted for the screen ed out so that he cannot come better Fa in ting good investment. than dynamite. diback. He is back now prepared by Frances Marion, and the k And make the Investment even more profitable, use rector will be decided upon very to deliver a Tinockout himself Jnt bo It Is pie tire small boy doe covers more It surface easier, spreads grind per paint shortly. While The Mirage It is time the people, who be- not care what kind It Js. gallon and serve for years longer than ordinary paint. is in preparation, Constance lieve in prohibition as a method the at la top of twin There .on plenty t work at once A"c have been making good paints for 73 years .They of eradicating a great evil, real - oifiatu the host materials, combined in scientific. is West, which has a ized this. 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