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Show FAGS - t Tuesday. November 3, l Wo. 'In'S JOURNAL, LOGAN CiTY, CACfiffi COONTY, UTAH FCu3 JOIN THE FIERCE BICYCLE CLUB Buy Your PIERCE BICYCLE For Christmas NQW! I i 8 Christmas $1.00 Down a payment each week will put a Pierce Bicycle in your home this Ride a PIERCE Ride a BicycleBUT ALS BIKE SHOP 54 West, 1st North. mm SEASON OPENS St3a, 8? UTC? fk NOV. WYOMING 20 AND UTAH UNTIL THE ELK CONTINUES AND Standing of R.M.C. ! Football Elevens AGGIES IN WEEKS FEATURE' W.L. Colorado i BAGGED IS STATE IS RULING 4 0 1.000 3 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 .667 .667 Aggies U DENVER "Colo., Nov. 1- .- W0 The con tr c f the Perky Moun- - Co ad('J L' once ' to ti, ill title j hi Agg,es Other- tain confei commissioner put it. rema'ntd "iterest again thiJ Western State who wise, there are hunters dont appear to know the dif-f- wee'a in Utah whore the Urn-- i Colorado College j j One Hundred Twenty-fiv- e or Thereabout to Be Killed Locally Camps to Be Established Prior to Opening Date. . SALT LAKE, Nov. 3. Two hundred and ninety-seve- n men and one woman, it was found yesterday, have filod applications to shoot elk in Utah at an open season Friday, November 20, Since the state board of elk control is . anxious that 300 elk shall be shot during- the season, every person who has filed application will get a permit. D. It. Madsen, state fish and game commissioner and member of the board, yesterday said that the permits will be issued in a few days and that the checks submitted with the applications are being presented to the banks for pay; ment. JIrs. E. M. Bagley was the lone w'oman who confessed to a .(josire to add an elk to her list of trophies Her husband, former president of the Salt Lake County Fish and Game Protective association .also is an ap- plicant, as is J. B. Sharp, sent president, and a fair list of Salt lake hunters. For the moat part, however, the applications come from persons living iri the vicinity of the areas in which are located the herds from which the elk vyill be shot. These areas will be three. The board seek a to have 125 elk shot in Cache oounty, 125 elk in the Mount Nebo district, in Juab and San Pete counties, and 50 in the Manti national forest, ly.on the Emery county side of bog-innin- - ei Colorado Mines encev Mr. Madsen points out that the coming season will be somewhat different from deer hunting season. Every effort is to be made to have 300 elk shi t. There wjl be 300 hunteis, approximately. They may not shoot elk before November 20. That is provided in the state law. But they may continue hunting until they have the;r elk, or until it is pretty definitely certain that they cant get one. Hence it is not necessary for each bunter with a permit to be out the opening day. The bermits are not transferable. There will bo only the 300 hunt- did Denver university again ers approximately. an di ft he Bengal line Saturday will not be necessary, can h31d It Healy, McGIone and then, said the commissioner, tie rest of the foiward wall for each and every hunter to be long enough to allow Carl on the ground the first day. Brown, flashy back, to get Hunting, I suppose, will continue started, tie1 Colorado Springs for ten days to iwo weeks. A j eleven y;.as a r sv chance to hunter who has a permit may bring home the bacon, go out any time in that period Colorado Aggies should haxt I imagine the hunting will an easy tme Wldl creeje.. jea. be somewhat better after the Ujfrs at Fort Collins ani Ulal first rush is over. Anyway, the University should have an equal hunters should avoid bunching jjy easy task in turning back the 88 much as possible, either in University of Denver at Suit in time. I anticipate that Lake City. after the first rush is over, and Other conference games will after the work has been some- bring together Western State what organized, the department and Brigham Young at Pr vo w ill be able to render thp huntUtah, and Colorado M ne s and ers better and more individual Montana State at Denver. service than will be possible on the opening date. The smaller Evolution Still Taught the crowd is the more the attention that can be given the inin Schools of Texas dividual hunters. 15. V. I. 15s"? Pet. ..MO . Fvirl ..00 .100 .230 .200 .000 .000 iStijSlSl Denver U; Montana State Culoiado Teachers This Weeks Games Thursday Univeisity of Wyoming s. Utah Aggies at Lo- - I Saturday Denver U. vs. U. of U. at Salt Lake. Western State Tcocher.s vs. B. Y. U. of Provo. 7r.rzs.zi- 'kcu-V " r r--s u t3r-- 3 C?. rrr - i -- k wt 4 n V 4 4? jr LLr iiiurtlw Idaho, Nov. 2. EVENTS Frank Lundquist arrived here Friday with .the body of his son Ernest Lundquist, 24, who died at Concrete, Wash., Oct. 25 from injuries received when he frpm a cable car 125 feet above the ground, the cable breaking, killing two men and injurying two others. Young Lundquist had entered the cable to cross a ravine on the cacar to visit! arrived in Theatre Monday that city. City when the accident occurred. ble, Mr. and Mrs. Numerous bishops and other wjth her parents The young man lived with his Lehi Olsen. It is reported that, representatives of the Higr. she is to go on a mission on the Church contingent in the Pro- parents at Labelle, Idaho until 19th of the month. Her resi- testant Episcopal Church w:ll last summer. Surviving are his dence for the last three veais meet at New Haven today ?o parents, five sisters, and three brothers. has been in Salt Lake City, an Congress Funeral services were held where she has been employed. The national political She has been called from one of is not likely to be ser- - Sunday, November 1, at the ward house. the L. D. S. Wards in that city, iously affected by the having had her recommend sent elections to be held in scattering Montreal has passed the dowm there from the River states today. Few state-- ide ofHeights ward. It was only this ficers are to be chosen and the on ma k in population. summer that she made a trip it vv congressional eleitions an ' to California to visit old friends lo fill vacancies. and see tho sights. In New Jersey Arthur WhitMr. Joel Ricks left for Salt ney, Republican, and A. Harry Lake City and the Southern Moore Democrat, are contacting States yesterday morning. lie1 for the governorship. In Vir-the Democratic ill stay there m the interests ginia, Byrd of thq L. D. S. church until nominee for governor, is be-laved to be assured of election earjy next Spring. over S. Harm Iloge, the' ReRIGBY, J I to Grange Uly Associated Press) CHAMPION, III., Nov. 2. A two mile ride upon, tha shoulders of his joyous fellow students was the greeting given Ited Grange upon his return last night from Philadelphia, where Anglo-Cathol- ic La-bel- le off-ye- his University of Illinois football team smeared the University of Pennsylvania squad 24 'to 0 upon a muddy field. So enthusiastic was the crowd that they would hardly permit their hero to sleep. The special train carrying the team, 450 rooters and the uni(By Science Service) versity band vs88 met by a AUSTIN, Texas, Nov 3 De- crowd of 10,000 students apd spite the elimination of certain towms people. As, fireworks. were . , passages from the textbooks being set off the exultant rootthe range., HVRIIM DA7AAR!usedinTexasschoolbythestate ers took Grange from his eoafih, The boatd of elk control is 111 AUlfl DnLnhlX text book .commission, the doct- - hoisted him publican choice. to their shouidei-- Bulgarian News made up of , tlje governor, the In several Other states there has net of evolution been ne. !an(j marched through the busi- , secretary bf state, attorney gen--1 considerable interest m banished from of schools js the fratern-HhThev-and to Dest his district " IIYRUM, Nov. 3.. r The four eral and the commissioner, Receive and the election oij legisin-- ; to the state, according Reporters law places the regulations cov- - day carnival fconducted by the ity house. Then twice after he In Pennsylvania, where latures. made Science the by vestxgation was football the in elk star of the Third ward ended Friday night ering the shooting state-wid- e one officers to s only Austin Semce Month correspondent. About $8 a to come to a window to . hands of the - commissioner with a carnival dance. During foed be this the tilled interestis There no Texas law m year, is crowd of board before the the howling the festival which consisted of Following a' meeting C (By Associated Preset- - ' confined chiefly to1 county and j evolution of the gamst teechmg disp(lrse-thyesterday, Mr. Madsen announc- musical acts, band concerts, SOFIA, N.V. 3. Nev.'s report local contests.' revealed, and ed that the hunters must regis- dancing acts, one act play, an it is investigation rePeafedly ur.d ers here presumably exist on to' 4fter an effort if that Municipal elections will be probable ter at and report back to a auction bazaar and dance, over a Tew a'ds. Ganges what many newly married coup- held in numerous cities throughis made during' an such W act pass embai-lature state game department camp, of nine hundred dollars was placed d les always feel they can fall back out the country and in many of coming session of the legis- - n,ps tongue-tievv hich a number will be arrangin the carnival cash box, accord- said: on love and fresh water. The them important local issues will will not be successful. . is niade yesterday The state text book commission !Ve er had a ffne visit average reoiter receives about come ed at points which may lie con- . up for decision, such as venient to the hunters. Outside by T. W. Peterson, chairman an and. month know1 how I a to east. imirtant down dont revised certain parasimply" changes in the form of propped of the necessity of observing the committee, with evolution in! think, but the team deserves the editor such as Nikola Mileff, government, municipal owner-dealing graphs The proceeds of the jubilee two this and sonje other regulations who was assassinated, receives ship, and impoitant bond issues. d bocks used in credit.' less than $50 a month. yet to be formed, the hunters will be used to help defray the elementary and high schools, beOf country-wid- e interest is the will be largely on their own. expenses incurred during the cause felt that'the warding Sofia has 14 daily newspapers i election in New York City, they HEIGHTS RIVER will The state game department remodeling of the stage and the of the particular passages was and they sell for about where the voters will choose a installation of a new lighting needlessly irrigating to the make an effort to supply each. of ontroller, a president of mayor, floor. many persons w ho do not agree d and horses for such hunters as system and a LOCALNEWS NOTES the board of aldermen, and five de- The following con-vBut the desire them. tihe ith present day teaching on may organizations Some of the islands off boiough presidents. Jame3 J. coast of New Zealand are the Walker! partment will nbt guarantee to tributed freely toward the sue the subject. Tammany .candidate for Nov. 3. cess of the carnival: Mutual, River do so in all cases. uncreatures In any case, colleges and home of curious heights,of We will do what we can to Primary, Sunday School, Relief iversities are not affected by the Leland Bindrup Magna, know nag Biaterns. which are mayor, ig opposed by Frank River sUf (posed to be the oldest living Waterman as ' the Republican of have horses and guides familiar Society, Old Folks Committee action of the commission. So far Utah, formerly standard-beare. with the region to be hunted and Genealogical committee. as can be ascertained, all secent-is- ts Heights, was home visiting his tj pe of animal. They are dist . on thecommission-efexhas now an The 6ver a ward said Third univer in and Texas colleges parents available," Saturday, Sunday, quaint organ by Wellesley College boasts of hall well sities teach the truth as they and Monday. He has been work- the top of the head, known as We are largely in the dark, cellent amuseement the in which in is two is fetal this for the socials and only woman crew coach in the to how as as for for know it a years stage pineal gland, thing ing past however, equipped tragedy ' the country. one of the Magna smelters. Mr. reality a third eye. education. going to turn out. It is some- productions. rate. at in Utah any thing new, By Charic Sughro It w'iil be some job to have good MICKIE, THE PRINTEWS DEVIL Vm Nmppr Um saddle horses available. If the , demand is greater than the supply, it will have to be first come first served. Anyway, it will be of great assistance toms to know as far in advance as possible exactly who will require horses hen and and guides, - and where they plan to hunt. We urge, therefore, that hunters w ho do not already know w here they are going to get their horses notify us at the earliest ar , w ( w j . , , thJ aa r. TODAYS , s? 1 Lm- .- t Colorado College vs. Colorado U. at Boulder. Montana State vs. Colorado , Bindrup is the son of Mr. and Mines at Denver. Mrs, Ntphi Bmdrup. vs. Colorado Teachers College Gwenith, the little daughter Colorado Agircultural College at Mr. and Mrs. John Blauer is pf Boi t Collins, ' sick, the doctor is in doubt as Today hns been1 set aside in to just what is the trouble. It Japan for the first nation-wid- e Ifj,nmr QfafWtc was only recently that their observance ot Physical Educa- BdpjJj yeung son Rodney recovered tion Day. from an attack of typhoid fevThe season of Chicago Grand Offer Shoulders er. Opera company will be inaugurEsther Olson of Salt Lake' ated tonight at the .Auditorium Red ni ! it ; 25 OUNCES --25 cents s refer-eiidu- I at I .. e al-t- ha J ra-sme- J -- state-adopte- three-fourt- hs hard-woo- r. , date possible The state law requires that deer hunters wear red caps. This law will be in force during the -- elk hunting season. The hunt- ers must have something about thoir person to distinquish them J;rom the erk, was the way the Same Price for over 35 YEARS PAY WHY WAR- PRICES? Ihe government used millions of pounds A Dastardly Plot |