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Show LOGAN I 11 Matches Shepard FIGHT IT OUT, IN SPUDS OWN TOWN. .... Tuesday, June 7, UTAH' . .bout the favorite cigarette for throat protection, hed say to you: v ; . For Idaho Day, .645 a tab johnny Chaae for the Idaho .474 Day celebration' at Franklin jane ,444 15. We are assured by the primmer ,333 Uhat Chane has never been knocked ut In his fighting career, that he .333 wants a tilt at Shepards title and Tor that be is the heat avaUabln man to give the Salt Laker a run for his Pocatello at Salt Lake. Inter-Collegia- te money-- . Every one about these parts Ogden at Tain Falls. , heetn to b afraid of Shepard. He Field jjOg.au at Idaho Falls. has handled every person he has him Tim Logan Collegians will spend met; in a fashion that makes holdchampion tule Intermountgla ! this week at Idaho Falls ' whera er tn his class. Chane 'expect to QUar JUvie 7nt(fnP theF mU8t do battle with one of the gain the title in the June 15th bout conference ' ? louRhw,t baball cluba ,n the rtah. Other men on the program are ( Idah l herf todgy fo called by- Robert Pahle of Logan versus Arnfollowers ,,f the great national pflold Jorgenson of Preston ; Wlb Talv Inm that the Collegian. have had bot of Lewiston versus Bobby Mason tLhlcaKr, day pad Saturday. Eddie Hame, three series Bo far ewe waa with ot Salt Lake; Grant Merrill and ter I mversity who established , Fred Gregorsen, two heavywelgh's new quarter mile conference record toiSSU The main event la for JO, m ir tI even at that the local team has three ,mlnute rounds, tbe other 410 run In the failed States this ;won eight .games and lost but ten, events rte five round encounter. , year will Attempt pew world's ,Thls is a (nighty good showing and record at the Chicago wept. . should give our, club a cbsnce to Cniverof Rewe, Brigham Young hoover somewhere arohnd the top of NORTH LOGAN will represent the Roeklea in. the ladder when we iet to playing sity, His best time some of the other organizations the low hurdles which also Is this year Is 23 The schedule maker, who by the NORTH tOGAN, June S the best record made bv a' low bar- - way resides down In Oakland, car Numerous in tbe country this sea- tainjy figured out a' nice rier stepped parents and friends ' . son. of a "schedule for 3. This attended the commencement exwe again play Idaho Falls ercises at North Cache high Burke, Utah Agricultural college wee jwlll participate In the ZQlle.rtMi at and then we com .ieBis.aad meet school Saturday of last week rhir&goT He holds the Rocky Moun- the Salt Lake club again After we were the graduates Following tain conference record. He is doped finally dispose of Spuds and to run the mile in 4:20. the Bees we will ljkely start In on Ramona Follett, Lettie Iona Pilling, Utah University, "Salt sonie other club aftd try and wear Israelson, Harry II. Kemp, MilLake City is the other entry from them out. Anyway i baseball Is far Serthe Mountain region. He is expected more popular in Uhn league this dred King, Ardella Peart. a was Folkman ena nagraduates of to place in the Javelin in the season than last and as the fans tional competition. His best heave begin to know th4i class of baseball Lggan high school. is 198.7 feet. Haines also has cov- - they are gettin will begin to Boys and girls do you realize erei the furlong in 2.08, and pro- - get better patrpnage-fn- There were that promotion from the grades will enter this event at Chic-- 1 wards of 2000 people out to the and " graduation from high 8 A In' Idaho Falls. (Sunday ganii The Rocky Mountain conference garae or ' like that for Logan school are only the foundation has not been represented In a na- - would gtvicourage to the local dir-- t seps toward Teal accomplishtonal event since 114 when a We should get some good ments. With the zest and enroan team took fourth plae3 at Chic- - gate receipts here next week, meet-ag- thusiasm of these commencefor. Denver University. ling theleague loaders. ment days around you are you X Lyman Bingham who will bet a- - .. , f. , In charge of the conference stais f, looking ahead to further enthis year at Chicago was the lone deavor and attainment? A litJflOW entry from the mountain district tle urging, under proper conin tbe 1914 meet. .. National Honors Sw K , indulge hi smoking and, at the same time retain the quality of. his, voice, necessary to a good per formance . I am happy to say that I have found this to be true with Lucky Strikes So muck so that I smoke them both while on and off the stage Track and ZXnal . It is a wonderful thing to realize that an actor can at National J 027. -- Pct; Promoter Allred of Preston has J50 jiiatcbod JCd Shepard of, Salt Cake Meet 1 Were you to talk to Lowell Sherman. Allred Finally CLUB TO CITY, CACHE COUNTY, LOGAN THE JOURNAL, PACE FOUR dX te ly I to oBe-Ject0- ra o, .. - ditions and in the proper way, will keep ambitious League Leaders Among The Majors Be-Wel- l Attended Wrestling fans and boxing fans alike will bo treated to one of the best, athletic shoaa staged In years at the HUlyard Opera House peat 'Ratting: Harris, Pittsburgh Monday night when the headliner Runs: Hornsby, Giants 41, I jwlll be Hemy Jon a if Rravu Hits Wright, Pirates 84. 'Mlrl Christensen of Logan tn a fin-1Doubles: ish wrestling match. Thebe two men Hornsby, Giants met onie at Logan and put up one qrantham, Pirate 15, Triples: P Wooer, Pirate 8. ' of the best wretUag ltuts seen la ( Homers: Wilson, Chicago HR Cach$ valley. Fans have been dam-orln- g -Williams, Phillies 10. for a 'eturn tcb give Stolen bases: Cuyler, Pirates 26. 'tbe, "Logon man a has a tc tvtn won Pirates Meadows, matters and Christensen has also Pitching. I, lost 1.wanted to get at the Provo man, .AMERICAN stating that only to meet Jones be would be willing or the winner to Ratting: Gehrig, Yanks, .421. Runs: Ruth, Yanks $2. taki the whole purse. Hits: Gehrig, Yanks 7f. , Atf Spsi k, manager of the Smith-fiel- d , Doubles: Athletic elub, conceived the Gehrig, Yanks 19. Idea of putting on a benefit show Triples: Manush, Tigers 8. Homers: Ruth, Yankees 17- 'for the Snuthfleld Baseball club ard Stolen bases. SunmotM, Athletics was successful In matching the 8. 8.t Goslin'Senato above middleweight. This match l, Pibehjdg: Hudlin, Indians, won 8, will go along way toward determinlost I. i ing tbe middleweight chaipplon of the state Along with the wrestling match, there Js to be some of as clever boxing as can 'bo seen anyare such where. The participant boys as Lloyd Simmons of Trenton, de. Frank Wolf of Suilthfield; Clinton .Cash and Hyler Tarbet of Smith-- field; Tommy Ballhntyne of Ri:h-NEReese Balls of Hyde YORK Chunk Heilman, niond and Portland, Ore... defeated Corporal Park; and as an opene!, or curtain New York 10 raiser, a battle royal wall be staged l.zy Stbwartx rounds. among some husky local lads. Spaik 11 promised the hearty cooperation Her. PHILADELPHIA Twniuy the baseball club and citizens out knocked roan, Philadelphia, generally. Fans from 11 sections of 3 Bobby Garcia, Baltimore. " rounds the valley will be out to see this knocked gbow Al Gordon, Philadelphia ' ..... out Lea Kid Roy, fllwalJTnl 4 , rounds. Vincent Forgo! n. PUiladel-- f 4- phla. beat; Dei Fontaine, Toronto I 10 rounds Matt Eddie Huffman, defeated Sailor Philadelphia 10 round. INDIANAPOLIS Chuck Fraakre CHICAGO, Kesnard, vs Jimmy Byrne, 10 rounds. Wiggins, Chicago, defeated "My" Sullivan, St Jock Malone vs Wol- CHICAGO, Paul 8 sounds. Rah Ruth, Louis vlllo beat Morrje Gransberg, Chic, SEATTLE Tod Morgan vs SolJy ago 8 rounds. Seaman, 6 rouulw. MINNEAPOLIS Sully Montgoni-Columbtt.COLUMBUS, Ohio Liny Bloom,! ' oai pointed Dkk MbDonle'ery. Chicago v OMo Vcm Porat, Mizroeayoli 10 round. Ernie Peters J2 rounds. Huntington. W. Z Chicago vs Britt Gprroan, Chicago Lj. ' JERSEY CITY, N. J , Jack Kat- - 10 round Ste art SAN FRANCISCO defeated Teddy kish. Pittsburgh, Lean, Minneapolis vs Johnny Wil- Denver, jA round. mr lisms, Salt Lake City featherweights DAYTON. Iblo Joe Sekvra, Dav- - lg roun(lg loil and Johnny Rigko, Clerelandv, drew 12 rounds. . IB?y Associated Press) Including games of June NATION 5L 6.- -. aJ 5; , ' Adgle,-Philadelph- Fights Tonight s, Add Life to your yean and yean to your Life Pills Foley AMsntltMmiM IwttiKUaaiii Promote s occruj unasi Sew, tfius oorying off thorn lurking poisons that cause jrour ttreffj angtud. adxjr feelings. Backachm, headaches tna dizziness ashmd. Foley Pills contain no harmful ingredients, and are just at pure a they ate sura. Men and mnMW everywhere hove been using si mwmnending them for years. abive in the minds and hearts of boys .and girls. Lead them, to see all what an education will mean for them, what a handicap they will be under if they- - fail to secure an education while they are young. Arouse their interest in the higher branches of learning .and. their, ambition will grow,- urge them to be strong enough to overcome all obstae'es in t&eir wag, ao4 they will pice Readily forward to thr nrcoinEdit rei,i5 ;f their 'dreams. Thfeoa fs not alt tneie is to education, on the contrary the application of knowledge is the all important thing: It is -uRgLguagj not what we know, but what we 7 do with what we know, that las darning patching, making of (attended. Elder Bartel Cardon. attended the B. Y. C. reunion antly and satis factorily as incounts. Are we Mile to make aprons gowns, holders and gifts Pres. Jos. E. Cardon and Pres. Monday evening at the B. Y. C. structors. the world better by the things and are trained to give demon- - Geo. W. Lindquist were in at-- , Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nyman Memorial day was quite genwe learn to do? Get the vision, strations in darning and patch- - tendance and each delivered a and Famiy and Mr. and Mrs. erally observed. Many of our boys and girls and then resolve ioe. The ciibs meet weekly very interesting instructive dis Carl M. Nelson spent Memorial local people and friends .of- the to make the vision true. Do pot With their leader or some mem- - Course- of which was much en- - Day at Bear River City. z departed ones engaged in debe satisfied with what yon have ber of the class. . joyed by those present. Mr. and Mrs, John H. Nemp corating the graves. Mrs. C. A. Nyman entertainalready done, set your goal Miss Bertha Chase the eoun-- j Miss Erma Fjng entertained were visitors at Lewiston on Ahead and work with might and ty school nurse and Miss Wal-th- e ed the Religion class teachers. Senior and Junior girls of1 Monday. main to reach it. lace the Piimary nurse visited the M. I. A. at her home Thurs-- 1 Mr. O. N. of Franklin j fGcers and neighbors at a Members of the graduating our ward Saturday and made day evening of last week. The who has been Myler the vmt Quoting and rag bee on Thurs- spending class of the eighth grade visit- examinations of all school and Re- was in was spent games. with his son er evening Bishop Lerenzo!' afternoon. Luncheon ed Logan on Friday and had 15 gusts, pie school children or for any fresh ments were served to 25 Myler at Ingle Ward, Los their picture taken. Principal defect in sight appreciated by Miss Be ! olkman spent the geles Calif, spent the week end Newell Crookston accompanied the- parents. These demonstra-- ; (guests. Miss Irene Bentier entertain-tion- g with his daughter Mrs. Wesley week at Fielding with friends. them. The Ralph Smith camp of are a great help tj the ed the J. E. F. F. club at her B. Johnson. The two cVssea of girl si elub mothers of smalt children, in home Thursday evening about Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Laurit- - laughters of pioneers met on work are fully organized with helping to keep up the desired 18 were present. Refreshments zen and chidren are visiting Thursday at rthe home of Pres. the following pfficers they are growth and development of theiwere served, with Mr. and Mrs: W, E. Nyman folkman with Pies. Folkman divided into groups two 1st year child of preschool age. Miss Leverili Kemp daughter Mrs. C. P. Aylworth of Rich Mrs Roxena Hopkins and ten and 2 nd year work. Camp No. Mrs, Sarah Nyman entertain- - of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kemp mond spent Tuesday with Mr. ora B. Larson as hostesses. Af1 consists of Id members. Lucile ed ter the meeting a social hour the 4 II. Ready and Willing land Mr. Walter Beutler son of and Mrs. Wesley Johnson Bentler leader, Karine Wursten sewing club on Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Felx Beutler were Mr. Jos C. Blackburn and R. followed, refreshments were alpresident, vice president Violet at her home IS members were) married in tbe Logan temple on H. Fryer of Salt .Lake City so served te 25 guests- - Mrs. rene Wennergren of the Sea King secretary and treasurer present. Miss Lucie Bentler 26. They will make their spent Thursday evening afcid Olga Bentler cheer leader Mar- tained the Fist year sewing dub home in Dayton, Idaho, were dinner guests of Mr. and Gull eamp of Logan 5th ward was a special guest.- jorie Crookston. Second year at the ward chapel on Friday A shower was given for Mrs. Mrs. C. A. Nyman. class has 13 members and the afternoon 10 members were pre Walter Beutler, On Monday evening Bra' and Friday evening following officers, Sarch Ny- sent. of last wed at her home by Sister R. L. Hill were visitors L Wken the engine bf an Italian Ja-man President; Orpha Hancey been Frost Jack the priesthood meeting has Mary Ferguson and Venetta playing I vice president; Mildred Peart navoe with gardens and berry King. Mrs. Beutler was the Hill Visited with the Relief backward down hill wiih-et- y secretary and treasurer; Anna of many beautiful and sisters and gave some brakes. during the last week. It ' Follett and,. Maretfer1 Nyman js reported a large percentage useful gifts. Games-A- nd V social abe instructions. ' , . cheir teadferS.'Tnhe sewing is di-- 1 0f the strawberries Wank Rnd chat wei the entertainment. 75 Misses Venetta King, Ldvellf. Ap sired that can b ear4 above city noise for threa vided into a four year project tomototes- - were destroyed, Olive Kemn and RpII mHe guests were present. Refreshha been intaHed by a Phil- w ith record keeping of costs and ments were served. On Sunday evening our are at home after j a(jelphia prison to sound, an atann It begins w ith such work rament meeting was fairly well Mi. andMrsJohn HvKemp spending the School year, pleas- - whenaniriiTiate eseapea." - - -- -- j j j , - j - j . , I J , An-6er'- ?d 1 - 4 1 I en-4M- ay ( w SOCl-'ruuui- - sac-tim- e. Sen |