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Show PACK FOUR AMERICAN AGGIES NOSE OUT COUGAR Batting Kress, Browns, .412. ) Huns Ruth. Yank. 2ft. . . . Huns batted in Meusel. Yanks. 26. 4, j 4. Monday, Msv 14, 1923. TH2 JO'JRNAL, lXJAN (TTY. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH. Hits Manwsh. Browns; IL Rice. Tigers. 39. Doubles Meuset Yanks, 12. Triptes fc. Rice, benators, Regan, Red Sox, 5. Homers Ruth, Yanks. 8. HOW THEY SCORED ast week.' There Is a- - question, Stolen bases Barrett. White , his whether partlclpat-jowever, Sox, 6. contest would have ng in today's rutening Shealy, Yanks; Pip really changed the final score, I gras, Yanks, won 5, lost ft practi-:aHis the Cougars gathered all et the tallies to .be iprlnts anyway. , , Farmers Excel '' (n First Places. last case was As the Of 1928 U-E- ye Saturday, he Farmers proved superior again n their- - ability to win the most Urst places. While- the- - Y men Circnit Cliibs ook seven firsts. Romneys ath-eteamassed ten. Nine second places and five thiedawere regia-ere- s SALT LAKE by the Cougars to six H. L. Mui liner President for thirds and ten, the Secretary C. Oren, Wilson, Bobby Coltrla. To open. ' the meet Reeves of Manager Catclivcs Harvey Hand, Walter rovo, with, a toss of 128 feet 9 12 Porter. , outdoing nches, surprised by Pilchers Vernon Gome Performing before a fair size lawlev in the hammer throw 1, Lee (t); Curtis Davis tom& Coach S l Romuav Utl Jatil the final heave Hawley had Thornton Vai- Glynn rr, Don a mark with event clinched he (r, Feeley Aggie cinder art lets, by defeatto, B. Y, U IS to 67. garnered the I vf 127 feet 1 inch Hawley, how- (r). won. when base the First Dorr itv Camlllt the in ever, easily shotput first win of the season itiaf trace and field meet stage i lifted the ball 42 feet It 12 Second base Hugh Nielsen. , base 'nches. Third SaturBobby CoUrin, Jack in the- new college stadium ' Keant, Argei GriUi day. Although rain prevailed, aw- Hiller Wins Close Irvin. of th. Jacobsen. Century. Shortstop ing the morning and part In four events, broad Juam Left field John Tadevlch. afternoon, the sun bruits through vault and Javelin Center field Eddie Anti, pole the clouds shortly after noon high Jump. . Right field Buck Woodsen. malting weather conditions con he Cougars failed to place a sin-Likewise the ?le man Aggies OGDEN slderabiy better for the meet. their opponents to. gather President Thomas Leslie. The final result of the d the in rever of the points mav have been id Business manager J. F. sed had the Cougars had the ser lash. One of the best races of the Glmlin. was which was the century, vice of Owen Rowe, stellar - sorlnf lay r Secretary-treasureJ. F. Gim- artist and broad Jumper. Row von by inches bv Miller. Provo. lln. Jr. WorMver and was forced to witness the mee' Corlpss. Stewart. Manager Del Baker from the sidelines, dne to A tore thington. also finished at close Catchers Del Baker, Albert La named. order in the tendon, whleh. he received earl'- ange perri. Ted Mayer Pitchers William Maeedo (r), Runs batted in Frisch. Cards, Richard Young (l. Art Kinney MAJOR LEAGUE 27. tl), Jim Ault (r), Lloyd Toomey ' (r), Chajlie Leard (r. Elmer Ha-ac, Hits Douthit. Cards, 43. LEADERS Pirates.. f Doubles Travnor, (rv, Ernest Mattos. (i). First base Hall Stoven. f Triples L. Waaer. Pirates. 6. the Associated Press) Second base Don McShane. f Homers Bissownetts, Robins. 6 NATIONAL 8. Third base Johnny Verges Carl Grantham, Pirates t Stolen bases Frisch. Cards,. Batting . .432. ' Pitching Lucas, Rees, won 6. Kendall. 1. 26 lost Shnrtstoo Ham Hammack. Runs Frisch. Cards. Left field Bert Lindauist. Center field Janmy McCauley.' ptoht, field Bov Frazier. Utility Bill SkUllcorn.. ATHLE1ES IN MEET SATURDAY -- t . . Chiacgo, May Wheat: High 15. (AP) Low ' 4 FCTt RES GRAIN Table: Close 4 Cardons ! 4 fr , , As usual on are Dollar Dollar-Da- y, - d sec-ind- Ag-jie- s. - - 44 4t 'S' nef-totte- meet-howeve- , 220-var- ' - -- ke y . ' 46 Go To 4 John H. Anderson & Sons - ' , Pop 1 MS V nn giving Exceptional K -- POULTRY ' It ! Chicago . May 14 (API Poultry alive easy; receipts 9 cars; fowls 24 to 27c; broilers 36 to 45c; tur-ke- y 25c; roosters 16c; dusks-18c- ;' spring ducks 28c; geese 14c.. , Corn No. v discount entire line 10 CASH WHEAT Chicago, May 14. (AP) Wheat No J. bard $1 54 12; No- - 3, north- ern spring . v $1 50 2, mixed $1 05; No. 2, 4- - . . " 4- -' ' ' Bargains 4- - s y Here's lineup 4- - - V bj 4- 4- - ' 4 . the thru-ou- t, r - I- j 4 4 4- - yellow $1.05 14 to $106 34. Oats No. 2. white 68 12 to 72 j2cr No.no3, white 65 2 to TO Rye, 41 96c to $1 10. GRAIN 4- - 4 sales-Barle- 4 4 e. 1-- y 4- - Chicago May 14. '(AP) ' Rains 4? both in the winter ana spring wheat belts. Including Canada, with, more moisture predicted, led to lower prices today in the here. Another wheat market bearish Influence was liberal deliveries of wheat today on Chicago May contracts. Corn and oats were also- weak, reflecting wheat market set back to which heretofore of late eosn and oat had not fully sharect . Wheat closed, unsettled at the 1 finish tosame as Saturday Knowles Family Reunio- n58c decline, corn 2 38 to 2 7 8c off. oats 1 58 to 3 l4c down, and Annual reunion I the family to a set of-- - the .late Father William provisions unchanged Know'es, Lojan pioneer resiback of IT cents. MAIN LOCAL NEWS ! 4 4 Dollar Day Values Every cooperation and effort are made reader of The Journal, in the memorable events. interest of his or her own Fruitful Rain Just when it should look carefully was. most needed: and it had be- over the many wonderful barin our columns gun to look as if some field gains advertised to be sold ih fhe great anerops might have to be replant-ed- , today nual Dollar , Day sales to be came the great rainstorm held on Wednesday- This sae that saved them. It would be offers such opportunities that difficult to express in dollars people from, alt sections of the and cents its great value to county flock ta Logan to take Cache valley., and the relief it advantage of them, and they afforded to farmers anvietv. poc-ketbo- - dent, wili this year be held at SUGAR ' the residence of W. F. Knowles, New York. May H (AP) The 335 W, I S. on dune ninth. raw sugar market was quiet and These anniversaries are held unchanged eartw today at $4.52 lor regularly and by general family - 4 St 10GAN,UTAH. - Cubn duty paid. raw sugar Although imet- - 4 fu- tures had a steady undertone and1 tp after opening unchanged point highei. continued steady, whole list showing net POCATELLO with the advance of 1 point at mjddy President Ftois Bentley. Business manager Elkin Chand- The inactivity ln the spot marler. ket seemed to check any aggressive or new huying. but expectaManager Jack Roche. I Catchers Ai Norton, Joe Still-(ma- tions of an increased buying move ment In the near future prevented the Pitchers George Parris r). Wal any silling ' pressure with ter Brown .tl), Lou Portman (1). trade at large Inclined to bold Cecil Snyder (r), Bart Smith (r). off and await developments. rePaul MrCnw (r). Al Gardner irl In refined a fair inquiry waswere Robert Green (r). ported, but buyer as a rule - to First base Jack Roche. limiting fresh commitmentsSecond base Art Parker. nearby requirements only. Prices were unchanged at $5.95 to $6.00 Third base Henry Sousa. Shortstoo Marty Tierney. for fine granulated. Left field tr a Daley. Center fltld- Jansen, ' MAJORS Biaht field ."m Mosolf. Trainer Mo so Genster. 0 TWIN FALLS (By The Associated Press) President Dr. D. L-- Alexander. Beset in the hostile haunt Business manager H. C. Ed- the ferocious Cubs, John munds. Graws New York Giants Manager Bill Leard. yielded the National League Catchers Jim Lyke, Tom Broad-merkl- e, ershio to the Cincinnati ited Jack Hendricks crew moved up George Lial, (r). to the head of the class yesterday Pitchers Gaylord Reppy Frank. Robertson (r), Sam Ivieon by defeating the Hapless PWtees, 1 W. D. Irwin tr). Ray Wellbanks tl to 4. while the Giants sere game In5- a sow (r), Lester Holmes (r), Charles losing their second 8 to t Cubs. M. (1). Kasich (rl. to the Chicago Rodriguez. eds gained, their TheFirst base-Da- n Fitzgerald- - 1 max base Mike Malcmeji. hv .the simple expedient 01 Second in? 17 hits off three Phil pitchers. Harry Benjamin. Three errors by Travis Jcioa Third base Gena Allen sent the Giants down to defeat Shortstop Angle Gomez. Left field Norman Peterson fbarSykJdeldth? Cubs eigath Center field Johnny WatteES, Right field Ed Coleman. the Dodgers broke BOISE streak by beat e losing a President Ray McKaig. P)rates, 8 to 5 Pittsburgh the lng Manager Harry ONeill. went the tome Grime Bud Burleigh Howard. Catchers Bob losers despite the tect thata the for King. made a balk, walked Pitchers Harry O'Neill! (r), Wal-.te- r hlielding errorsix, and ailowed 11 bit Paepke (r). John Molloy (r), The Boston Braves ended the ' wmrU 8 six-gaGeorge Ilollerson ir), John Cano Cardinals tr). with a 6 to 5 verdict at St streak First base Dan Crowley. Second base Ray Molle. Uhle turned In a one; Third base Leo Ostenberg. , hi? pitching classic at Cleveland Shortstop Tony Bernardo. as the Indians downed the Phd Left field Edward Keuhl, Stan-- j adelDhia Athletics for the second 0. Only 28 men ley Casper. day to a row, 2 to Cleveland twir- Center field George Rumsey. veteran the faced WickE. R. field Kitty Right 1C and ham. Four stogies, a base on balls FALLS IDAHO a sacrifice fly gavetheNewJork President E. F. McDermott. Yankees four runs coasted Secretary C C. Whipple. ntog and the champions on to win from Detroit. 7 toL Manager Pete Maloney. blasted three Catchers Gene Mclsaacs, Paul The Senators hits to Downs. Merion Stephens. White Sox pitchers for 16 Pitchers Dick Didier I, Via-ce- nt an easy 18 to 3 victory at WashGarhelm. (rl. Gene Hilllster an r). Del Han-ce- y inBoeton and St- - Louis had tr), Bill O Keefe , open date. (r), George Jorgensen base Ed Lennon. Second base Phil Tanner (cap-tatn- ). 1 n. fwiTHTHE 111 DOLLAR DAY means a big Saving, on every purchase you make at JOHN tt, ANDERSON end SONS. We only mention a few of the many Rhrgatns wo have ta offer. 1 pounds Bent Rle fa , fj - - Li 14 pdjinds Navy Beans ,for ' ll Packkgefe Good Raisins 5pounds Sweet Prunes for.! 19. bars Palm Olive Soap ijwr ..... 4 Pounds Soft Shelled Walnuts 6 can No. 1 Pierces Pork had Beans..., 5 fans Nor 2 Pierce's Pork laud Beans 5 cans 2'j Pierces Poik and Beans - r-- 4 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 50 720 DRY GOODS 500 8 yards Hope Bleach for ..... 8 yards L. L. Sheeting, good- - qaaBty, ..1...... 7 yards Percales fast colors, foe. ) ,8' yards Ghalley, good paterns, 7 yards Shirting good 'quality . 3 yards Dotted Voils for 5 -- 500 $1.00 ., . 1.. ... ... ... yards Curtate Scrim for, $.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $ioo - $115 , five-gam- (rl-Fir- 24-2-3 Additional Want Ads. Third base Frank Devereaux. Shortstop Harry Ferguson. Left field Leo Burns. Center field Ernie KeUy. Right field Lou. Martin CARD OF THANKS - " " . r V 5 4 . )I , tit More People ride on Goodyear Tires than on any , . other kind, : ,,j around? Why shop Why send away? Why haggle and dicker. ' vL . . , years. pi - dp . . . ri . Why not have the hest? They cost no more and theyre Genuine . f Z . Good- - 1 - . The World's Standard of Quality i T40. - Girl want day work. Phone fot Rent Three, nicely furnished. clean, modern rooms, also garage, Call at 15 North 5th East. Now Is the time to plant your flowers. Potted Plants 15 ctx. up Ail varieties of plants, 35 cts per do 890 North 6th East. Phone We desire to. extend our most sincere thanks to the many friends who were so kind and helpful during the jlness and of enr be S83-- J. following the loved mother, the late Sonhia starting E. Ricfby. We thank especially 20 horse .electric motor Mattress box for sale. IJogan all who took part m tha funeral services, sent flowers or Company in any other manner evidenced For Sale Chinese and Golden respect for the dear departed. pheasant eggs. Call 189. ..The Rigby FamilyWanted Lady to keep hoiise and care for 4 small children on ternew lines Railway through Phone 664-farm. reto been have planned ritory distance duce the between, Lisbon, Found: Spare Tire. Call Jen& 4th 3o Portugal and Seville, Spain, by Pedersen. 241 West, BALLOONS 29x4.40 $11.45 29x4.75 $14.40 31x5.00: ; $16.95 30x5J25 : PRESSURE 30x3 30x3 31x4 32x4 33x4 32x4 33x5 $18.95 $19.53 $22.90 $23.65 31x55 32x6.00-- .: 33x6.00 A 152 kilometers. , HIGH 1-1-- . ....... 2 $1040 O. S $11.55 $16.25 2 $175 $18.15 $23.45 $31.90 .1 E A good tube that w ill hold air and keepi on holding it will protect you casings and make your tires run farther. We have Goodyear Tubes in your size at equally low prices ' Our prompt, expert, courteous service goes! with every Goodyear Tire and Tube we sell, - ' Cache Valley Home Coming Celebration' July Worlds Greatest Tire I $1.00 House Dresses for $1.00 ! ... 75ladies Silk Hose $140 , $2.50 ladies Silk HseFull Fashion, Full Fashion Shefon Hose .l 75 0 All Silks Satins, and Crepes Special Discount ' I MENS SHIRTS , 2 suites Mens Athletic Underwear $1.00 Mens $2.00 Dress Shirts for ......I $1,00 White Wool Bats Special $2.00 ........ 75( Mens $1.00 Work Shirts for .......... out clear to at Dress Mens $2.50 Shirts, $1.38 Mens $2.50 Pants for $1.25 Mens $4.09 Pants for $2.50 Mens $3.00 Coveralls Blue Denfm or Khaki $2.18 Boys Extra Heavy Coveralls, Blue or Khaki .. $1.50 Regular $2.00 Caps for $1.00 Mens Regular $4.50 Dress Hats. Sale Price $3.25 One 6)1 of Dress Hats Close out $2.00 SAMPLES AT COST Bed Spreads, Turkish Towels, Fancy Towels, Flowers. Beads, Ladies Hand Bags, Ladies Gloves, Buckets, Princess ,Slips, Gowns, Silk underwear. We Will Save You $5 to $10 on Mens and Boys Suits -.- .I One Special Lot of Shoes, only $1.00 WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN MENS, LADIES, AND CHILDRENS SHOES $3.00 ladies - 1 ;100 V . - LOW PRICES ON THE Cache Valley Home Coming Celebration, Xulj Logan. L 21-2- 5 ' |