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Show Saturday, December-6- , 1930. TAGE FIVE THE JOURNAL, LOGAN. CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. THREE BIG GAMES ON FALL FOOTBALL SCHEDULEYOR LOGAN ; Colorado College, Battle In Mud Teachers AndMines For Benefit Secured By Koraney entertained at dinner on Saturday evening In honor of the Mrs. birthday anniversary of Jones. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Jones, and famllv, Mrs. Jane Parkinson. D H. Maughan and Mrs. Audra TurnJ er and children. P. R. Bird and Mrs." Iola were dinner of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyatt on 'Thursday. Newell Brenchley ' of Mrs. Green River, Wyo. came Friday hero land Spent tlie week-en- d ,with relatives.. Her father, returned home" llam Painter, with her on Monday to spend the winter. Kenneth Murray was an Ogden business visitor. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Saddler of Salt Lake Chy were week end guests of their mother, firs. Rebecca Bradshaw. Mrs John Bailey lel't Wednesday for Salt Lake City to- Visit her sister, Mrs. Earl West. She expects to return home on Mon. day. Mrs Eliza Stuart entertained on at dinner Thursday. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs F. L Hardman and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barrett anci families of Mcndon, Mr. and Mrs Charles Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stuart Miss Barbara and children, Stuart and Mrs. Sarah Parkei;. Miss Hazel Hendry Is spendwith ing two weeks at Ogden Sumher sister, Mrs, Dewey mers. -- Jones was plea- on 'Saturday surprised santly evening when several f .lends called to enjoy the evening in candy making and games, theA occasion being her birthtay.' , light lunen was served. of Merrill Mrs. Brenchley Green River, Wyo, returned to her home on Monday after visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Glenn. Of Unemployed on Fop,-plet- hfl-ndo- Denver, Dec. 6 (AP) Mem- - Pittsburgh, Dec. 6 (JP) For benefit of men out of work' bers of the Big Six group of 'the Rocky Mountain Conference 'and for the entertainment of held the upper liancT as coaches, CTOwdnhaT" may totaT 523,r I faculty and 0, " the football teams of representatives f graduate managers convened Caa'negie Tech and Washing-Frida- y for their annual winter, ton and Jefferson college Jwlll session and football schedule battle in the mud at the After a brief but harmonious meeting in the afterwhich all the coaches atnoon, tended, the Big 'Six officials went behind locked doors to ardates among range "football themselves. The closed meeting lasted seven hours, and at the conclusion Denver st.ll v.ras working on a schedule. Members of the big six gioup are Denver, Colorado, ColoradcTAggies, Utah, Utah Aggies and Co'orado college; Several of the sntaller schools, notably Montana State, Wyoming and Colorado- - Teachers, were having trouble arranging schedules. Representatives ol these 'schools, hurried about, seeking to break into the big , six for dates. ; ' t -- sta-meeti- . , R. M. C. SCHEDULE S Utah Aggies- - October 3, Colo-lad- o college at Logan; October 10, Western State at Logan; Octat Laramie; ober 24, Wyom-nOctober 31 Montana Mines at Brigham Logan; November 7, Young at Ogden; November 14, Colorado Aggies at Fort Collins; November 2b, Utah U. at 'Salt Lake, Utah U October 17, Brigham Young at Salt Lake, October Y4, Literary Club Meet , Derive! at Denver; October 31, were compiled by The The Eleven. 1930 on the three Conference Coast Pacific champions, Announced and men sections four Sa.t State, Washington Lake; Colorado Aggies at Southern California placed tf am. man on Associated Press from a concensus of sports writers, coaches and officials. Oregon, California, Washington and St. Mary e each haea November 7, Colorado college at The Ladies Literary club will Colorado Springs; November 14, meet Frit ay evening December Earl Wyatt 12 at the home of Mrs. John Mr. - and Mrs. Colorado U. at Salt Lake; Novand family spent Thursday at Gunnell. A good program has ember 26, Utah Aggies at Salt Big Football Classic On Coast Lake. WELLSVILLE Ogden as guests of Mr. and Mrs. been "arranged. Leonard Wright. Mr. Spencer tod Mrs. Colorado Aggies September "Nation Over Attention this 10, October Leaves For Maughan are spending with 26, Regis, at Denver; week end at Salt Lake City Colorado college at Colorado Mission Field MRS. HOWARD JONES, Correspondent relatives, Springs; - October 24, Colorado was thus placed in ,expi.-ienceU. at Fort Collins; October 31, Mrs. Alice Miller returned to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Leishman By Brian Bell Associated Press Sports Write the position of substituting for Utah U.'at Salt Lake; November went to Salt Lake City on Wed- her home after spending r two the substitute l'or the - de 7 Wyoming at Laramie; NovemLos Angeles, Dec. 6 (AP) n Sunday afternoon at the nesday to visit with their son. weeks at Tyhee, .Idaho, with i P T A AfpmHprs named four men as his southern in and .vastating Savoldu I fcer 14 Utah Aggjes at Fort Calilomi&ns, Leishman, who left Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wyatt Wellsvine ward, sacrament meet- - Elder Frank back-joColorado choice for an all-tiof the university, were morel Mullins, however, was thp on ii for the eastern states who are the proud parents of hns; November 21 Thursday 1 aiHS Elder Ernest Leishman won mission. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer a baby girl bom recently. - jing minded than ever before ly casualty in the big squad 1163 T oCnOOl football Teachers at Fort Collins; I Under the aus. recently returned from the Rri. Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. Ariel vember-2Denver U, at Denver. . Rockne named Morley Drury today as the 'two great teams of Notre Dame players who re- -, Wellsville The officers and teachers of Los, pices of the Parent-Teache- impattenUy waited mamri Lake the Wellsville ward Salt to toe. motored piimary was Southern 'of California the msion Maughan 17, speaker, at.quarjam?( Wyoming hotel awaiting the call organization, a 'parents visit bro- met at the home of Mrs. George the The filth- - city with difficulty, Angeles Farrell Maughan,-- secretary of City Thursday to see their Montana State at Bozeman: terback, Jim Thorpe of OHwas held to school the at the to on as off Leishman Wednesday evening ing day restrained its enthusiasm Larsen Elmer the Y. M. M. I, A. was released ther, Frank October 24, Utah Aggies at Carlisle ofIndians and Seventy five knd a preparation meeting field. . Notre Dame and Southern Cal- -' The University of California on-- Wednesday. where mission as the halfbacks, sustainColorado Army was Reed phant 7, November Maughan Laramie; was kepUout of sight parents visited the junior high President Eva W. was helc 14 and Ernie Nevers of Stanford, iforala stood by lor the signal suad R. 'Garrett was ed, Mrs. Parley G. Hall is spending Aggies a Laramie; November - Green was In charge. A delicious to set off the fireworks incident at a Pasadena hotel, 12 miles and Floradell schools between re eased Mary transas fullback. California as in this Provo. week, U. at of the , organist - of -? a. ,m." and '2:3Ql. Brigham Young -, ... luncheon, was . served by- .the rrrt ,t! to their fifth animal battle. ,from the front .Hue trenchcsa the,m.hoursuii meet- Relief society and Mrs, Anona A parfent-tekeheember" 26, 'Colorado ' ULf-Sehoness to 14 members f Jones Howard Mr was sustained. Maughan Firiancee Committee ing wqs held at the1 (junior high Oregon Aggies at Portland; Octin. 2s30 with Octat p. namacic, Apsis, Pmckert, at 10. Mines Boulder; ober iWes liut n'iawwj8nwi'wr" Urges Report On ,m's- ober 17, Missouri at Boulder; ppSa; at conducting. County .Ichpal sup Colorado Aggies 24, October the of battlefield the coliseum, Employment Scoies of floats and other enntendent,1 Jr W. 'Klrkbhde, November 7, DenFort Coll-ns- ; if facilities permitted. I making was In attendance. An address' equipment for stunt ver U at Boulder; November from Page One) (Continued Knute i Rockne rehearsed his were oicd and of welcome was given by Pres. greased by 14, Utah U. at Salt Lake (tentato talk athletes his pep" to toss into a mammoth Jones; vocal solo, Mrs. Mattie tive); November 21 ' Colorado additional firms which have with the cheers of 1,000 South. ura.nl Mrs. by Homecoming celebration to pre-e- Parley, accompanied thd-- , finance accepted dcllege at Boulder. plan: California alumni ringing cede. the skirmishing and re- - Anona M&ughan. iThc Cache Auto company, G. st ears. of honor his September Colorado college Miss May Jones, secretary, disW. Lindquist and Sons, , u. r o,wlth Jones at a monstr final iieve' some of the excitement 26, Western State at Colorado to of a incident cussed the the organization game. Railroad the employees and Rock heard the Trojan Springs;- - October 3 Utah Aggies Borden Western Among the thuosands of kindergarten; remarks, Supt. J. The rally, Notre Dames at Logan; October 10, Colorado first check fromcompany. victory and play ket holders were coaches from W. Kirkbride on the Borden as vn almost hysterical every section of the l?mted men trained for efficiency at Colorado Springs; Aggies special work for the employment song crowd stood and yelled long states taking a holiday by a October 31, Army at West Point; ( company ana the art of finding childs will be received December of the mg to a football game. loua for the " November 7, Utah U. at Colo- fund interest and the connecting elcent Invading eleven. epoch 14, 20. There was a lOh-p- er November j rado Springs; ement. weather pleasprospect Every of response of the fSggyees Denver at Denver; November the.se It will be no disgrace toed, with clear skies pointing Principal Evan B. Murray, of firms reporumf . lose to a team with such a spir- - to a fast field. This, said the the junior high spoke on At21, Colorado U. at Boulder; Novsorenson it said the coach. Supervisor James ember 26, Mines at Coloiado meant there would be tendance and Reading courses; j experts, . that two blocks of Popular opinion gave the lo. no advantage In the draw, reports vocal solo, Still as the Night, Springs. from cals a slight edge, betting odds! The lineup: street have been Mrs. Mattie Darley. Western State September 26, the project andgraveled have favoring the Trojans 10 to 8. Notre Dame committees Southern Calif The following Colorado college at Colorado started on the third.they hunOne ont a recor were appointed: made for OBrien too, membership: This, Ag10. Utah October Springs; dred and fourteen yards of since 1928 has Notre Dame Culver Wilford Anderson, chairman; gies at Logan; October 24, Bng- gravel were moved yesterday. been the under dog in. a foot- - Kassis Merrill Green, Mary Perkins, hath Young at Provo. The men have done good work ball game. , Vie P. lYarr Darley, Cooper, Joseph Montana State September 26, and the project is meeting Larry Mullins, successor to Metzger Shawjcharles P. Stuart, and Veda Idaho (site to be selected later); with the approval of all. E. Smith Smith; program: Miss Gladys Joe Savoldi, the battering ram Kurth October 17, Wyoming at Bozewho was forced to leave in the Conl'ey (c) ))rbelbite Hill, chairman: Walter Perkins, The Majestic radio has a new home in man; November 2ir Brgham BORDEN WESTERN thick of the battle, was del- - Carideo DuffieldjCeli Murray, Mairie Darley, and CO. BRANCH BACKS AP?! Geneva Murray; project:. R. A. 'A Young at Butte. I initely out of the Notre Dame Schw-art- s L. Montrose Company EMPLOYMENT FUND lineup with injuries. Young Dan Brill fa TLeishman, , chairman., Evan B. fl Logan. The Denver September 26, Mines inAnna Valerie but able and game, Poppleton, Wl JWuraw. Hanley authorized dealer is at Denver; October IT," Utah - (Continued from page one) anley, Majestic siTarkinson and Julia Theurer. 24, Ageies at Logan; October followed A ' social radios. hour during Utto U. at Denver; November ber, January February and which refreshments, prepareo 7, Colorado U. at Boulder; Nov- March. by Miesdames Vie Darley . and ember 14, Colorado college at This will amount to approxiRadio has developed marvelously Wiliam M. Jones, were served Denver; November 21, Temple at mately $45 00 every two weeks, to 85. Miss Ruby Leatham and the Denver, (tentative); November or $90.00 per month. The first year. Majestic eight of the junior high school 26, Colorado Aggies at Denver. check will be mailed the chamROW The an assisted serving. than promore girls pace with Young September ber of commerce on December and Floradell school Brigham fuutor high 20th. U San at 23, San Francisco and teachers were hostesses gressive improvements.. . . . Very truly yours hosts for the afternoon. Francisco; October 3, Nevada at Lorenzo Hansen at U. Utah ' The Calder-Sper.cReno; October1 17, Motor company, dealers in DeSoto Meetings will be held the The new series of Majesties: the 52, Superintendent Salt Lake; October 24, West' rn in first, "ai'inesday of each month. .Essex will on Hudson take and this cats Co. in. Borden The Western valley, 31, October State at Provo; 130 and 131 ' Mr. John H. Anderson addition to their present line. The new 1931 model Hudson feer Honored Colorado Teachers at Greeley;i; Com. Finance at Chairman, November 7, Utah Aggies and Essex are now on display at the local garage1 ami offered. radio, values Birthday November 14, Wyoming at all car lovers are urged to come to the new home ofuie birth81st Wellsville The Montana Piovo; November 21, Hudson and view these beautiful new cars. Both Ace Calder LT. at Butte, November 26, Goa-Zag- j style, performance Quotations and Fred Spencer are former distributors, of the iludson-Esse- early pioneer, was celebrated at at Spokane. : the 1931 memand on his home durability by Tuesday, and will be glad to serve their many customers, j ' 6:30 At bers his ol p. family. Irvin Sessions of Bountiful recently purchased a new m. a delicious Majesties. . Hard POTATOES hot tinner was Golf Motor company. Essex sedan from the Calder-SpencLSDA served to 65 children, grand( lijcHKH, Dee. 6 AP Potatoes: 63; on traek 205; total Charles McNeil and Oliver Lucherini are owners of new children. Potted plants decoratsuper hetro-din- e Majestic i$ a screen On Coast 1 lilted States sliipmenU 14; about Bosch and Graybar radios sold by Calder-Spenced the dining room and a beauAt company will astonish radio marvel tiful begonia centered the table. steady, trading just fair; sacked this week. ' l Out of town members of the per rut Wisconsin round whiles with excellence. two The Lundberg Motor company reports the sale' of Minnesota North Dakota San Francisco, Dec. 6 (TP) family present were Mr. and 5 best i Idaho Russets No. new G. MI radios, one to David Leishman of Wellsville and Mrs. William Wyatt, and Mr. With many of the and Mrs. Louis Wyatt of Logan mostly favorites in the $7,500-Sa- 1, lA You may the other to C. B. Arentson of Logan. Majestic in your and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Olfancy shade liiglier; No. 2. " Francisco open match play Ford! sale new of the Motor reports company The,Service vicand to of ward. sen home according quality falling College by appointment. You may golf championship Mr. Wyatt, an early 'pioneer tims to yesterday's surprising condition; Colorado Mrliures best sedan to Walter Perkins of Wellsville. ' Baugh Motor salesmen will leave for Salt Lake , this'of Wellsville was bom In outstanding radio in our store. upsets, 'the eight survivors mostly 1849. He has December 2, of laud, started today to cut the field to attend a meeting this evening, the purpose two hisnative to two. which is to discuss the spring selling campaign of Nash cars, The feature match was the he will A factory representative 'present. ardent church worker, as well contest between Gene Sarazen, as one of the leading farmers, New York favorite, and A1 Pittsburgh, knocked oat Mutt dairymen and business leaders i tMedinah, 111., profesplon, (10). (3); Larry in this community. Min- Horsch, Cincinnati, sional. St. Paul King ' Mr. and Mrs. Heber Mapghan Kauffman, Louisville, outpoint Other matches found a 5 e SulMy neapolis, outpointed ed Hans Roberts, Pittsburgh, entertained at a family dinner the Associated Press Espinosa. Chicago, m e fet i n g Frankie on Thanksgiving day. 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