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Show . JOURNAL,' LOGAN PAGE FOUR VICTOR DEilll X. NIGHT CACHE COUNTY,- IN HCli 1MSTLIIIG LOST City, 111 - Thursday, September ib, 1926. UTAH T FflSU OGDEN BEFORE. CROWD !that Billy Edwards is able The management of th With the combination of Qeorge Nelson Loses . only into ll' h was announcf Cache County Fair Association fails in northern Utah and Fall tn Hindu thatput has asked the secretaries of the southern Idaho, the people "have j ony the Htl.ailgle hold in Time Limit Match Twin Falls and Burley Fail's to an would be barred and the Kansas opportunity to' see a large j send at once the results of the Wood City grappler took advantage harness aces for publication in variety of exhibits and have Charlie Mason of everything known to him. ! the local papers. Many local different kinds of entertain j for 'starting, he people in the city and valley are ment at each place. They are .ton, Mass. Hern , with his interested in the horses and all looked forward to with conhold desire to know the results. siderable Wrestling fans of .Ogden and deadly knuckle head-loc- k pleasure. There had heat Bern !an(i .the Just as soon as they are be ones to A,j ,the fortunate present tvv circuits of fairs they will be published. really .from elsewhere, were treated'0 submission almost before exhibitions with different lines' . ithe audience could tell what it This should be very soon. ' one of the wreslinSjwas all about. He clasped on . According to reports, all the of entertainment and exhibits. jto horses owned in Logan and The s,maker group usually program ever given, in fhe state oue right after another Cache County did very well lit commences at Henry orMaekey of Utah last night at the OgdenUnti after three minutes and the races and fast time was Idaho in August, followed by auditorium where Billy Ed-- ! fifteen seconds, they Salt Laker1 made. Mr. George Alley who the Franklin County Fair. at wards of Kansas City and Ira'Pl the mat. owns Sport wdth ' Mr. R. t). Prastmi, the Oneida County Dernwcre the headhners. While It took twenty minutes in- Reese reports that in the 2:17 Fair at Malad and the big I each qbe niajn event was, a Trot or Pace, Sport won all Day Celebration at Brigham .show, there was equal interest sufficient to erme liack for the three heats in, 213. Bateman City this week, and the boxlin the performance 0f George second fall but when he did Tremon- won with Hal Direct; George Elder County l"" kelson of against Gohojcome back he was alert and on ton next wta Not having the Gobar the LoganHindu Ihis feet readv to go with an G. Smith won with Miss and big x minutes of Bell ; Had Smith won with harness races all these fairs the match between Sailor Jacklaven start. In g on his locked Niad and Gaiety owned by Dr. cater more or less to thefast he work Wood of Texas and Charlie' races and rodeos. famous combination leg. and Mason of Boston. ,J. A. MCauslaTul ; Percy" Kent The larger circuit known as won with Lou Huertus, WilNelson lost one fall to the ,bodv press or in other words o Fair and Rac- - ,Ijndu but there were sup- - the airplane for the' second fall liam Phillips won with Blanche the Sickle and James Hansen won ufulF commences at Filer, pcrters of Nelson at the ring- -' and the same hold was used fov with R. 0. S, Jaunita McKin- tbe Iwin Falls Lountc Fair, the ?idp who felt that he could! the third and last fall which ney owned by Leon Mathews of week of Sept. Cth, followed by have defeated his oppflsnmt had' brought Deni victory in alout with Double G. Burley the next week, then the more time been alloted. Sailor twenty mimites tor this fall. Providence l, owned. by 0. T, Papworth of Eastern Idaho Fair at The auditorium was packed Wood defeated Mason, the lat- the week of Sept. 23rd. ter to the doois. Billy Icdwards Logan were also in the money, been had he stating that The entries for the harness flie Cache County Fair at- LoBoth these events seetus to be a great card for the races for the Cache County Fair gan the week of Sept. 26th and were iwres ling fans in Utah. He will are coming fast. The entries he Utah State F'air following. The main event was a snappv likely be brought to Logan on closed on Sept. 15. It is expected These fairs all have the harness one. It was filled with the flash the Countv Fair athletic card. that every race will fill and horses with the running, charithat from six to as many as ot, relays, Roman and other eight and nine head will be in races with usually vaudeville some of the races. W. 0. Reyn- .ids and other entertainment olds from Denver who is not instead of the rodeo features. o Fair and This gives the people an opon the next portunity to see and be enterWill arrive Circuit Racing week. A number of horses from tained by both circuits. BATTING RECORDS Northern Utah and southern Oregon, Washington and Idaho os are expected along with the .Idaho have a number of county Player three car loads which left Lo- - fa rs and annual exhibitions in Taitl ( U 5 Balaam) gan for the circuit about three a rather mall area. There are K eo ugh a J! the Black and White Dpys at Benjamin weeks ago. 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From coast to coast, that shade of difference in Maxw ell House Coffee, that special touch of goodness is arousing a new enthusiasm among those who iyi-- " derstand the fine things of A Utah-Idah- j Black-Too- - over-matche- d. hair-raiser- Coffee s. -- Good to the hut Jrcpn Utah-Tdah- new experience awaits you. It is pleasing more people than any other coffee ever offered for sale I m . & ; I j J N 111 i ' l Aldrort t p To( a Is Iteleused iSeison Familiar 8S ro ord I.o-- ! gan. The Cache Countv Fair this , :jear holds the boards without any competition or conflict of dates whatever, Sept. As the program is somewhat dif ferent from the other fairs and so many fast harness horses. the people should be keen to come to the F'air and see the fine Exhibits and progtm of races. It will be different from jthe other fairs and a change. Later conies the Ogden Live-- , stock Show the big winter feature that stands out prominent-jl- v and attracts people not only 'from Utah out from aM the sur-i- i ounding states. This great livestock exhibition with the other F'airs should be a great instimulus to the hvestixk and the breed encourage dustry i s. They all have1 a decided effect in stimulating more and better production ami qual ty and raising the standards in the various lines. The southern fairs of Utah alto end in time for the Utah State Fair so that with the northern circuits, all are cent- jored in the great exhibition at- lat the Utah State F'air. one of the largest and bost State Pa rs in the West. The county fails arc the feeders for the State I NITROKOTE You'll want to try this new lacquer finish that dries hard in half an hour. jThere is Nitrokote for Floors, and Nitrokote Enamel for furniture and woodwork. 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Twenty years ago Fiji flappers pa nted the faces black, while Amercan flappers paint their faces white at present. he commented. A narrow' cloth. possibly two leet n length once served as the sole costume of a F'ijian female, also short bushy hair was the prevail ng head dress. These styles have been d'seardeed in the South Sea and have found their way across the Pacific. And TRAIN SERVICE TO BRIGHAM Ogden Live Stock Market Quotations For Train Service from Other Stations Ask Agents RETURNING Trains leave Brigham. Friday 2:08 p.m.,8:17 and 10:30 p.m., Saturday 9:lf a.m., 2:08 p.m., 8:17 and MIDNIGHT. Last tiains will be SPECIALS - TICKETS GOOD ON ALL TRAINS QVAI ITY SKITEMBER 17 AND 18 Tickets on Sale Both Dates Final Return Limit September 18 ROUND TRIP FARES 1 16 Coach IIYIiUM, Sept. Burns Crmkston, former B. Y. now C, mentor hangs his hat in the South Cat he high groom ng a squad of green foot, it all aspirants lor the comine, struggos m the northern div-- t j is on. Coach Ciookston comes from the Uogan school with a great deal t f enthusiasm. While at the B. Y. ('. Burns won an on viable record in the branches of sports (uttered into bv ttiat school. His teams were winn runners up in the majordv of rennant laces. O'-o- r Tim irriduation exerctsrs tmninated the careers of several of the lead,ing athletes of! lithe South (ache school includ- Ogden, Sept. 15. Cattle ing, Gtmmil, Thorpe, Hughes This tears aggregation will Receipts 414. Market steady.1 have to t e shaped from the Good steers $7.50 to $8.05; fair, rough. However the coach is steel s $6.25 to $7.60; feeder verv iptinistic concerning thej steers $5.50 to $6.60; choice matt and looks forward to a heifers $6.15 to $6.35; choice-$5.7; team that will make the other cows $5.25 to fair tpj can-- 1 cows to in $3.50 division good the $4.73;, up .'quads prek F'air. t i r ears and take notice. ners $2.00 to $3.15; bulls 1.50 The schedules' have not been to $5.50; feeder xows $3.50 to; A new barrev that is made 4 .73-- ; veak-cves $7.00 w Indnig .strips compres- the new of a mentor, fight gang sed paper is claimed to be light trs wll h torneT ,bn the fields Hogs Receipts 878. Market F'at (er, cheaper and stronger 'than of Cache alley when the open- 20 higher. Top $14.35. wood and to be proof again d ing signal is given. hogs. 190 to 220 lbs., $13.75 to Located leakage. just right for Convenience and Comfort. Take the A few of the boys who have $14.25; heavy hogs $10.50 to Bus a Taxi, or the Depot Car and ask the Conductor or to donnel the mol s ins John $12.00; hulk $10.50 $14.35; for SEMLOH HOTEL $2.20 to Cantril 1 feeder $11.25 Theron VYvatt, $12.50. Camp-hogs Lake and Return Corner East, 2nd South and Stale Street Allen brll, Waldon Gunnell, $1.30 1 eishman RATES $1.00 to $3.00. MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT Sheep Receipts 2o68. MarOgden and Return 35 higher. Choice lambs ket " SALT LAKE 17 CITY. UTAH th September to The wethers Brazilian $12.00 fat $12.5Q; government from LOGAN has authorized a telephone $1.50 to $9.00; fat ewes $1.00 Union Pacific System company in that country to ex- to $4.50'; feeder lambs $11.00 Limit. 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