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Show TH!5 ?AGE FOUR the school chii Iren and tenchers j for what they had aoconijAisbed. He made ft plain however that 28 the other schools ir the citv had worked hard In the fire pit- ventkH campaign and had done Festival To Be j SPBCHAL (SAILEEGUMA Staged At Stadium; $20 Or SanFrancisco And Return Both W ays Via Lines SouthernIN Pacific )NLY COACHES SALE DATE, JUNE 2ND ONLY Return Limit 15 Days - stopovers Allowed For Complete Information, Call or Wire Press Ilaneroft, General Agent Pacific Lines Southern Salt Lake Street South Main ' , City Phone Wasatch 3008 or 3078 t rdEaaZsifiJL.1&. A j The tremendous worth of the stadium as a community enterprise is again being shown by the fact that the Sunset Festival wdl be presented here. In Us first year the stadium proved to be one of the very finest places in the country for the staging of athletic events and now that it has been determined that the Festival can be held there it. is demonstrating its value in another fashion. Not only wUl the stadium give adequate seating facilities to the vast crowds who are expected to be present at the Festival but a careful examination of the acoustic qualities of the stadium revealed tiie fact that it is practIn ically perfect in this respect. fact it rivals many auditoriums Tonal quality can toe carried perfectly to almost any part of the stadium and no fears need be felt about the possibility of echos Interfering with the appreciation of music. It has been carefully tested not only for voice but for instrumental music. Unquestionably the stadium is a beautiful site, for any such unThe really beautiful -a dertaking. seating structure, the mountains looming behind, the broad expanse of vivid green between the embankments, and the view both to north and south, all combine In a splendid segmq. spectacle Tiie program- is being arranged so that it will conclude just at dusk, taking In the finsst part of the evening. U. A. C. From Salt Lake or Ogden . Los Angeles 41 j AGGIES STILL NAVE HOPES - OF COHFERAHCE HONORS Five conference championships Aggies nearly enough points to win ODowd In as many years loo! like a too meet. If the B. Y. U. athletes Tcffy dubious proposition since the re continue to show the form of last suits of the Utah State Track and Saturday they have an excellent Outboxed Bagga . field ' meet were broadcast to an chanee to keep the title in Utah. expectant sport world. The third Utah U can't be counted out At Lewiston With Pilling in the place position of the Utah Aggtes, either. in Grant the Javelin, high Jump, with some forty-fou- r points plus to their credit, I. as served to re- and Burton in the half mile, ail of a few vision- fairly certain of first paces, and Tuffy O'Doud, the flashy welter the place hopes aries with the cold, stark facts of with Long and Jensen apt uo do from Pocatello, won a six round In plain words the most anything, the Utes can be decision over Battling Lamoreaux reality. Talbot Aggies will do very well indeed If counted on for a reasonable num- - of Preston at the Dutch Though the Aggies boxing show at Lewiston last they finish aniong the first four ber of points. in the conference meet which chances for repeating are probably night. It was a slug test that holds forth at Denver this week nil there is a very strong possibil- was full of ti.rills for the patrons ity that one of the other Utah Harold Hawkeswood of Lewiston end. From this vantage the only teams will keep the title over here. decisioned Peters, the colored lad Colorado University showed un- from Omaha All in all it was a first places that can be even hoped for are two certain ones that only usual strength in defe&tling the,i well worth while show. teams a substamal by an earthquake, a plague, or some j eastern other violence could prevent.; margin. Colorado Aggies will also1. j to be beat though they co nt t hard Captain Burke looks to be the points In me; WITH THE MAJORS gest distance man who has everted only thirty-twtrod the cinders in. this section eastern meet. The Aggies have and if he has to he can be count- - Beattie and he is certain to The reaction that almost ined on to break a couple of records count fifteen points in the three In order that the Farmers will weight events and tn addition they evitably follows extended winning After have Brewer who is going so Inch streaks has struck the Chicago score at least ten points. finishing with Burke there isn't to the pole vault that he Is be- - Cubs aitS forced them from the as! pace' setting ptJlvlou ii the Na- -t much use4 of discussing the sure ginning to be looked upon Barnes. should another Carr or tlonai leagues wild pennant Ilawley Aggie points, score In the weigh Worthington j scramble.' will get some counters in the After establishing a season's ; hurdles. Smith and Phillips will record for winning streaks when and in the Javelin, get something they ran up a string of 13 straight Smart should break in somewhere the Cubs lost their third game in in the pole vault. Any Aggie a row yesterday, St. Louis takpoints from any other source will ing a 3 to 2 decision at the be surprises. mound city. This survey doesn't give the Doubles by Allen and Picinich in the eighth provided the one FOULTBY run the Reds needed to beat the Chicago, May 23 (API Poultry Corsairs at Cincicnnati. Remy alive steady; receipts 5 cars; pile-- 1 mer was touched for 11 hits c$ unchanged- , o miTOl ATTRACtlON-- S TODAY VAUDEVILLE BILL BIG AND well. Fire Chief Rapp, who 'has taken a great .interest in the fire prevention work in the schools, received enthusiastic when presented to the Tuesday, a number of awards applause pupils. were presented to the Wilson Waldo Hatch, Chairman of the School and the Junior High Fire Prevention Committee; and School, by the Fire Prevention Secretary M. R. Hovpy of the Committee of the Chamber of Chamber of Commerce, rd Dr. Commerce, for their work on. il. K. Merrill and Bishop Joseph ' Fire Prevention. 7 Watkins of the School Board, At the Junior High School in were also present. r Miss Hendricks, the Principal . special assembly, Judge Geo- -, rge D. Preston, who represented of the school, presented four Logan City, presented a beauti- special prizes wmn in the- Wilson ful silk flag in behalf of the Lo- School by essays land posters on gan Chamber of Commerce. The fire prevention. The pupils and flag was won by the Junior High teachers were highly elated over School for the best fire drills. It their work and all pledged to was given by the John A. Crock- start now and work harder for ett Company, H. A. Pederson next year in order to keep the - ' Company and the Hatch Agency flag. imPreston Company. Judge CARD OF THANKS, pressed the students with the From the depths of grateful sacredness of the American flag and for what it stands. He told hearts we wish to express our Jeepest thanks to the many the students that they should friends who extended s sweet be cherish it and always ready sympathy, offers of service, and to defend it. He showed how the consolation following the sad demon Fire had always beea a and sudden death of our belovmenace to mankind. The flag ed wife and daughter, Miriam must be won twice to remain the Ritchie Skanchy. We thank those who sent f oral offerings property of the school. who took part in the those silMr. A. L. Cole presented a funeral services and all who in ver loving cup also in behalf of any way sought to aid or conto Commerce the Chamber of sole us in our great sorrow, the Junior High School given by Anton Skanchy, Mr. and the Cardon Jewelry company foi Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. the keenest interest, best public- L, 0. Skanchy, ity and activity m fire prevenOne Of The Family tion work.' Mr. Cole urged stuHavana Houses are so close dents to always give and do more together here that no room is than just mere duty requires. All left for garages. So many mogreat men and women in the torists keep their cars in the world have always done and giv- front rooms- of their houses. en more than their duty. Mr. Elgin Morris responded in British Auto Toll behalf of the school. Principal London Automobiles killed Bates announced the winners in 4,719 persons in Great Britain the essay contests. Members of in 1927 an increase of 373 the Fire Prevention Committee over 1926. were present. Photo Good As Name At the Wilson School, Mr. Omaha Judge J. E. Bait got George W." Skidmore presented a beautiful silk flag in behalf of a letter addressed not with a the Chamber of Commerce given name, but with a photo of himwords: by the Logan City Fire Depart- self pasted over the Neb. Omaha, drills and fire for best the ment, fire prevention activities among Middle Aid For Class the grammar schools. Mr, SkidParis Parisian middle das-semore urged the boys and girls to spurning charity hospitals be careful bf the flag and aland unable to afford facilities ways respect it. He congratulat- for folk of wealth, are at last ed the school on its fine older and its work in winning the flag4ed by the city. . and other prizes. The school responded by MastSalmon For Rhine er Van Haslam of the sixth Coblenz, Germany To restore the Rhines salmon fisheries grade accepting the flag. Superintendent L. A. Peterson ,400, 000 spawn have been present and congratulated ,ed In the river near here. tbr,Old ' SS CHAMPION The - : Spark Plug' Truck Driver t I believe Champion is the better spark plug because of the way Champions "stand up in Wholesale Stock j -- hard truck service. Cache Valleys EXCLUSIVE ' Champion the better prk plug because It has an cxchniv insulator ape- -, d dally treated to dm math bight 1 ailli-mani-te mwh-etan- , temperature of dm Parts Jobbers Auto ' gaiket-aea- mist , Parts thacremams . I gaa-tig- high cempres. ion. Special analysis eiectredeawhkbasaure under a fixed spark-ga- p all drMng noodhiona. ' Champion SporIPlugs Company UTAH LOGAN l ' absolutely . H. & P. Auto modern higtiroemprea ion engine. Also new patented aolid copper dependable for Every E ngiiu Mrs-Georg- e - s, Career Has Gary Cooper ' - - jhas the ' Interesting " 1 ! Fll match this malt against em all . . . regardless ! n Whenever a customer whose trade I ' dont want to lose asks me which is the ' best malt to. buy, I say: "Budweiser. ' ,Of coursd, I cant give afiytbremiumi ,0 with Bud or any cans free; feft a few labels; f J Theres too much real qualify in the rod- uct for that. BUT, . . Every can that goes out of my store makes a real friend for me and friends come bade to buy again. , leading to5 the codling BUTTES and EtHJS ' opposite him, has The Giants took advantage of Chicago. May 23. AP their opponents five errors to beat had a meteoric career' in tnotfoti pictures. As a matter of fact his the Brooklyn Robins, 9 to 5. experience in pictures dates only back to 192 when he, T, H. i Brandt gave up but three hits 505 W, 2 N. May 25, poined the ranks of the extras in the Boston Braves repulsed Blanchard, , Hollywood. Phillies, 3 to 1. 'cas- - thetoInvading to 4jc. In Helena, Montana, on May 7 1901 the son born was Cooper American the the 17.947 league, lower; receipts Egs N. 1 W. May 25, Charles II. and Alice L. G. R. New York a went on Yankees 129, Morris, 27 of, 27 to es; firsts 12;; ordinary; tlrsts SS to 2ft 12; storage pack-- : batting spree reminiscent of their Cooper. He lived there until 9 years of age and then was sent to Budweiser Malt Syrup adds a detkious cd extras SO 14; firsts 29 34c. palmiest days of last year. The England to attend grammar school. After three and a half years to bread, takes, rookies, etc, FLOUR and BRAN. flavor champions pounded out 2 hits he returned to Helena and entered high school. Minneapolis, May 23 (API jn scoring a 14 to 4 victory over For more than a year he played small parts' where his talents Fleur 10c lower; in carload lots, the Boston Red Sox, ANHEUSER-BUSCSf. Louis and features were in demand. jlVith the Winning of Barbara family patent' quoted at $8 35 to The . cotton In 98 $8 45 a barrel pound B. P. who of won he attention the Worth Schulberg picture seeks. Shlnments 21 634 barrels couia I.U v Bam a uvci signed him. Beau Sabruer, ft and The Legion of the Con- Bran $32 50 to 433 oq Salt Lake City, Utah. toe Washington Senators. Eddie demned roles quickly foflowecLHe promises to be one Of the FOTATOES Uollins pmeh double ta the ninth g outstanding stars in the very near future. Chicago, May 23 (US DA) Potatoesreceipts 122 cars, on tied the score and his single In j ' track 348; total U. S shipments the eleventh scared the wirmipgl to his rival batter new tiny run. Bermuda 1; toyorite 649, Canada 2, ChaHIDlOnshlD , jtoto defeat and win recognition as Jack Ogden was wild and the stock demand Just fair, marketa m r LoulsiJtiOUl Alabama from Detroit Tigers beat the St. Louis lOnifflll, king of the slightly weaker; New York, May 23 (API With the national boxing association ana sacked bliss triumps $2 75 to Browns, 6 to 3 50 to $2 New York and state the as bantamweight $2 85; slightly decaved athletic Mostll scored from second hase recognition $2 65; Florida spalding rose $4 65 on a wjltj by Bhle in the champion awaiting the winner, .commission, pitch demand 75. Old d stock very to $4 Much smaller in every way, to give the Chicago' Bushy Graham, Utica. N. Y battler and riarket weak; Wisconsin eighth Inning slow, Izzy Schwartz is further handicapped iwnrvnver title-fi$1.20 n whites sacked round his quest for a double-titSchwarts, state flyweight by R in generally the fellow that, "Nonchalent is the French word (holder- - clash over the .the fact that under the commls- $140; Minnesota sacked round, toe ncveiana inaians. " 10 $1 route at Ebbets field, Brooklyn sion rules he must make his fly- brag about walking three miles 'for the air the newly engaged girl vhiteS ordinary quality to; A new washer for water faucets tonight. No l. 1 20; Idaho sacked russets weight class limit of 112 pounds. before breakfast who makes, the tries to achieve the first time she Graham probably will scale dose the most fuss when the elevator appears in public with her $1 35 to $1 50: mostly $1 40 to $1.50 can be attached by a split pin Holding a decisive edge ' gagement ring. without the use cf top's $1 20 to $1 30 to the bantam limit. rally. Graham was an odds-o- n running. . , , New Romances Year Nearest j An Ideal Place .EXCURSION GOOD Wednesday, May S3, 1528. JO'JrwaL. LOGAN CITY. CACHE COOnTY. 07 AH. .. I H, W. H. BINTZ CO. 1 BMdhreis!? - j Real Quality Malt Syrup I BM-7- 2 spidery-legge- THURS-F- RI r SAT T,", ; le , nd r - , physl-ommerri- JUST KIDS Brisbane says T WON'T' feE If the lifc.pf TILL TdUSH IS only were one LONG-NOI- child GOOD saved, AS NEIO AND thanks to this BACH PIAY1N& club, it would be! toiTH HIS worth thousand FRIENDS times the trouble' otH3T IN THE devoted to it ; f I' I -- gVafr'-- i street! Cow-righte- d 1923 King Feature Syndicate, Registered In United StatesFatent Office. 1 en-is- MUSH IS IMPROVING nt |