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Show rJ f ..Wednesday, TUB JOURNAL LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. PAGE KOUll NtMewdier 2, lU'Si.' GRIZZLIES MAKING READY TO TUSSLE WITH EAST HIGH GRIDDERS pride have another crack A number ot the 'fans who match between these two cently, feel that Nelson has break to win from Ector. III JllOfllS 11 CDOOKSTQN Till at him. sav) the men rean even FIGHT RESULTS f " IT (By Associated Press) Chicago: Mickey Walker, worlds middleweight champion, knocked Jira London, Greek champion out Mike McTigue. 1. Phil Mer- ins hig league-leadin- g Logan high heavyweight wrestler, proved his 'curio. New York, defeated Jackie Grizzlies through a brisk workout, prowess over George last williams, Chicago, 6. Boal Sagu-- j Ector, Brna ero, Cuba, knocked out Bennie preparation for the feature high V6 I?81011 before one Rosa, Buffalo, 2. Abe Bain, New- school tussle in the northern sec - liT audielces ofTha outpointe 0w Manoleunv, tion this week with the East Side school a so next Salt Friof Lake high enthused did thei New Haven, Conn.: Louis (Kid) great match, day afternoon at 2:38 oclock. Ow- - an become, that on of the ring- - Kaplan, Meriden, Conn., won from l8land IHs log to the muddy condition ot Cnm- Tbmor hfm and thrtwTjT son field, the Grizzly mentor re- chair at Ector a Lb'ndoa took the, i f J ,1,., -- Rk will, in all probability, be played on been a little rougher than some roB g't pauj jq the Aggies old ground, 'Adams thought he should have been and ciBcIuna'tti shaded field. las a consequence Londos had the here Brooklyn 8 This weeks, tilt will make the sympathy of the house. scuf. Moiueau; Morie be-- L relations Efforts were made to bring - the 1, Omaha, opening of pigskin knocked out Joe tween East and Logan For several Greek Champ to Logan for a match D(,g Uuine., 4 Erwln New these two with George Nelson but the small :York won years Jn succession from Eddie BebIlu-schoo- ls were bitter enemies on the attendance at the last match here a FaHs- - Wisconsin. 18. chlp sodded turf, with East grabbing was not inviting to the man who j Pinkie George, Dos Moines, defeathouses record draws between every, struggle waged throughout ed Harold Jelsma, Lincoln, Neb., them. Fans especially recall the the country whereever he performs, 10. fierce tussle of 1922, Mr. on He I sure when, said, Promoter, FitzsimColumbus, Ohio: Red Adams field, East nosed out Logan would like to go to Logan and mons, out knocked Columbus, 3' to 8 to garner 1 the state grid meet your Mr. Nelson. have South America, 1. Quentin Rojas, Vie honors. Taufer, at that time heard of him a great many tiroes, Fresno, CqUf.: Young Corbett, an East high star, booted the oval All the boys who have wrestled Fresno, knocked out Dave Cook, through the uprights to register him, have a good word for his good Pennsylvania,- - 2. the only points of the game. sportsmunlike traits. You know 1 Pa.: Kid Harrisburg, Harry At the present time the local ag- - must adhere somewhat to the New Tork shaded Johnny is leading the division gram 1 have already outlined for Walk, l, 8. Chick race, with three victories and one me. I am a football fan and in is Hayes, Philadelphia,knocked out Kid Wilmington, defeat to its credit. The Grizzlies much as Ector has insisted that he Cottman, Jersey City, 3. succeeded in crushing North Cache, be given a return match O'Los Angeles: Midget Mike 1 and South , Cache, while fore for leave Memphis, Dowd, Columbus, defeated Ohio, isa close to will Bear the tilt match It dropped Akely they Young Nationalista, Filipino, 10. River. Preston, however, has a be held next Monday or Tuesday chance to tie Logan by me in find downing here and you may Logan Coach Whitings North Cache grid- - on Saturday to witness the game I ders when they meet own team and (hat between your With the exception' of Ritchie, 'representing the Colorado Aggies, I! the Grizzlies are in first class con- - I am sure that will be a great game, dition for the eomii fray. Kitchie, tYou may tell Nelson and the fans who runs at halfback, a at Logaiv that someday, injury in the Preston ' ea- - haps, you can make it worth my like-while counter last week, but he will to - come to Logan and wrestle. ly start Fridays gatjie, Coach Crookston will place the Loudos is a good clean sport. He GRAIN following lineup against East side: was well received by the fans in Dunford and Hawks, ends; Captain Ogden last night. There was a nice Chicago, Nov. 2. (AP) Wheat Kowallis and Packer, tackles; She- - 'sprinkling of Logan fans at rfng-par- d prices averaged lower here today, operaby spreading and Mull, guards; Scholes. con- - 'side and they seemed to enjoy the influenced between Chicago and northter; Bennlon, quarterback; Karnes evenings 'entertainment. With just tions western markets, with the northand Ritchie, halfbacks, and Budge, a Httla support of the wrestling of fullback. Othef gridders who will game here, shew men In the class west selling here. Weakness Exbe available for service includes of Loffdos could, be broughT to Lo- - corn also was a bear factor. Bales of North American Willmore, : halfback;' Thompson, gan. George Nelson Is not entire - port re at fn , y of h8t tofay Geseel. ly satisfied with the outcome fullback; Foxley, tackle; bushels, 200,000 Turl-jyIthe match he had with George Ec guard; Marton, center; Wheat dosed steady at a shade Dor recently and it is just possible guard, and Anderson, tackle' cent eain- lower to 4 Greek will be net Jarvis, Reading and Blaw hard the maramouth cent down, have been selected to handle the jbrought back here again before he 8 cent to 2 to 4 4 cent up and (leaves the state and let our local oats unchanged to officiating. provisions varying from 12 cents decline to a rise of 22 cents. of Rather persistent , selling wheat future deliveries here, by the northwest today drew attention to the fact that receipts both sides of the Canadian boundary although displaying some let up as compared with a week back are still much in excess of arrivals a year ago. Winnipeg today hud 2,579 cars against 2,778 last week and 1.920 at this time in 1926. Meanwhile with increased pressure noted both from Canada and Argentina, export business overnight in wheat from For rr.cn who prize the Valet North America appeared to be at a 'halt. AutoStrop Razor and the new Valet blades, Valet AutoStrop Upturns at times in the corn I market r.dd will new ease Cream today were largely assoShavjng talk current that alt with ciated who men To tlieii to shaving. bearish factors In the corn situawill prove a it razors other use VALET On the, othtion been discounted. revelation. er hand, it was supposed that prices at present are about 11 cents AabStor! Pearly white, alive and pure. higher than a year ago and that Valet It gives a luxurious lather. practically all corn is now beyond AutoStrop Shaving Cream not danger from frost. only softens the beard but retains CHAIN FUTURES its moisture while you shave. in Chicago, Nov. 2. (AP) a Soothing as a lotion, its cocoanut Close Low WHEAT High oil content refreshes as well as .x 81 Doe. 11.25 $1.24 MAM rr and skin the it Softens -t keeps "AktVgACTVft IU OPT velvety smooth. , Lin-del- - per-slig- bt in im !1;00 , NOW V. finer shaving cream shaving cream 4 w. . 9- .VALET AuloStrc;) RAZOR mtw roiffH.v.uiA cDcrn tri -, 35c a tube If your dealer has not yet received his supply, send 35c to AutoStrop Safety Razor Co., Ime., 656 First Are., New York and we will forward your tube postpaid. Please mention your dealers name. Francisco December g on the Ven-i- n tura in order to make connections for their game with the University of Hawaii on December 17 at Honolulu. Romney will be able to take only about half of his squad to the Islands and the prospect of thd trip is beginning to stimulate activity among those whs Auio'Strop 'SHAVINGXREAM December 2 jellow 83 2 82 to 82 white 50 to 51 to 84c; No. Oats No. 3 No. to 821-80- . 3 4 haphazardly, depending entirely on luck, is usually the man who pays for his carelessness with grief on the road. Plucking daisy petals as you repeat she loves me, she loves me not is no more the way to determine a ladys affection than it is to determine the quality of a gasoline. There is a tremendous difference in gasolines. For gasoline has a much instance: Parco natures aromatic of hydrocarbons percentage higher elements than the next best gasoline. Thats why it runs your motor so much quieter, faster, smoother and far ther per gallon. Moreover it is free from dopes, poisons or artificial additions of any kind. A test will leU. Its a funny thing to see a rodeo rider risk his . neck to pick up a little old handkerchief from 17. The reports, that come from HonCoach Otto olulu indicate that Klum hai one of the best teams that the University has ever had. Bish Kay, former Only recently Utah halfback and an old friend of Coach Romneys, sent word to the Aggie mentor that he would have his troubles with the Island team. "The Deans are rebuilding and will have a great team by December, anti-knocki- s galloping horse, when some motorist wont pick up a saving of ten per cent, without risking a thing, by using PARCO GASOLINE. said Kay. Corroboration of this report came Bun Wooley, of Aggie fullback. Wooleys brother who has worked in the Islands for several years says that this is a University year and that the Aggies will have to play football. a brother rp the latter a former POTATOES Nov. 2. (API Potatoes receipts' 113 ears; on track 475; total U. S. shipments 575 slow, ears; demand and trading Chicago, market Wisconsin steady; sacked 1.45 to 81.65; Round Whites sacked North Dakota Minnesota, Red river Ohios 81.30 to 81.45; to sacked Round Whites 81.45; Idaho sacked Russets Bursacked Rur-ai-s ; banks 81.50 to 81.40 to 81.60. CempAeMwiv Independent Service Stations - 4th North and Main 2nd South and Main Baugh Motor Company Logan , College Ward Service Station Logan Citizens Motor Co., and Independent Service Station Wellsyille . , . P. C. Petersen Hyrum 81-3- alive firm; 2. Nov. (AP) 3 unchanged; shipments bands. Bran 836 to 826.50. Minneapolis, Flour 41,-50- HOGS, CATTLE, and SHEEP Ogden, Nov. 2. U. S. Department Agriculture Hogs 708 Including 43 4 market and 274 local packers; steady to weak; load me- dium grade Idaho lights 810.00; load medium and heavy butchers to be weighed later at 89.75; part butchers medium weight load to 810.00; 810.35; drive-in- s packing sows out of load lots 87 00; fevgood 98 pound feeder 89-7- - production of plant foods, it would be necessery to burn as much about 8,900 times eal as the whole world produces in a year, scientists estimate. But of this huge total, by Imperial edicts. Only in uses less than cent timej have there been the human race of one per cent, acelection and then onlv .P. 7. to Dr. John M. Arfid classes were permitted to cording of the Boyce Institute' thur, Two years ago the politi for. plant research. cians started a campaign for manhood suffrage, giving every male Japanese 25 years! of age the right to vote. The law was passed after one of the most heated sessions of the Diet in history. It was at first believed that the labor part in the preeel-ura- l elections, but apparently and there was no political cohesion among the working voters. The two national parties, the Seiyu kai and the Minseito the is now the government party were the principal factors, and they were interested only because the rsults may in JiUence tha national telectlOD jfrage or elections will moan expression of the opinion of the majority. For hundreds of years the Japanese have been governed UOULTRY Nov. 2. (AP) Poultry receipts four cars; fowls 16 to 22e; springs 19 to 23e; turkeys 25 to 30c; roosters 16c; dusks 22 to 241; geese 18d. Chicago, Raw stgar futures continued downward trend under fur-- j ther near month selling by com-- , mission houses which was promot- ed by the inactivity in the spot market. Yestordays private advic-Jvotes that January 1 had been fired for he start of the new crop grading in Cuba were not confirmed in absence of any new developments in the Cuban situation, the trade at large being inclined to Hunt operations. were x to 2 Prices at mid-da- y points net lowvr. No further changes occurred in the refined sugar market and demand was light with most refiners willing to accept business at 5 7 0. re-the- ir two-tent- Pr e. j Clear Creek Creighton Team Leaves for Utah Sei-yuk- ai Chemically treated sawdust and cement are mixed toJapanese Careless gether to form a materia is said to weigh about of Suffrage Right which half as much as ordinary concrete, has a better wearing surface, high fire resistance an dinsulation properties and can be sawed, nailed or screwed and painted or polished like wood. It is being succesright to vote either refused to sful Iy employed in precast go to the polls or. if they were units for purposes, and induced to ca?t their first bal- numerous many tests have showed lot, had not the slightest ilea that it has great strength in () . DR. G. P. WISEMAN FOOT SPECIALIST PHONE 626 Suite 8 Thatcher Castle Gate j pigs 88.35. Cattle 875 including 840 market steers and 35 California feeders; strong; other classes steady; load steers 89.50 with few 1,138 pound . load good 6g4 pound ut 2. Nov. Omaha, (AP) The Load and few Creighton football squad left at 4 fei der steers 88.50. load heifers 87.35; loads a. m. today for Salt good Lake City part 86.10; where the blue and white gridsters 1,018' pound feeder rows bulls 8 50 and cutters 84.00; will play the Utah University elev- The Bluejays. 20 in all, are mostly 8s 25 to 87.25; vealers 89 en. calves to 810; good weight feeder expected to stop over at Cheyenne, down 88; dairy tjpo feeder calves Wyo., for a workout thl afternoon. to $5.50. Shepp 1.397 including 12 market; 1,105 California feeders and no early sales. 2S0 Chicago; lU TTER and EGGS Nov. 2. (AP) Butter Chicago, loser; receipts 4,530 tubs; cream-44 Recent Tokyo Nov. 2. standards ery extras 47 elections Japanese perfeetqral firsts 44 to 45c; 12c: extra firsts conducted under the new man40 to 42c; seconds 36 to 38 disclosed Eggs higher; receipts 4,116 cas- hood suffarge, law, es; firsts 37 to 42c; ordinary firsts that many citizens the having 26 to 32c. yel- white 4 47 to glc. Rye not qiiojed. Barley 72 to 81c. Timothy "seed 83.30 to 84.05; clover seed 821.25 c; J The motorist who buys hi gasoline Ag-gi- is c. low Uoe Hbtnm Several fans and Utah tourists have indicated their intention of making the trip to the "Islands at the same time. Coach Romney has announced that any further reservations for the trip will have If be accommade immediately as the modations will be closed. The will sail on the Ventura and return on the Malolo, one of the fastest find newest boats plying In Pacific waters and one which offers de luxe service. The Malolo wilt return to the mainland in time for members of the party to arrtve home for New Years Day. The players will remain in Honolulu one week after the football game with the University of Hawaii on s; VALET' s SiiadlsiG lo Building what they "were voting for. this form. Political leaders believe it will To release as much energy be many years before the aver- as is contained in thejHinlight age Japanese understands' siif- - captured annually through the j1 THATCHER COAL COMPANY . 155 South Alain Logan PHONE 76 Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed |