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Show TJewi 3NES F iTlFiC pRSGET "ION. g first Out ; Bottle wrestling night saw what BOry and to see, but not quite to see they wanted 'E but 'EM" get Clements whipping came it was to the crowd battle royal started at the jen in the ring melee was TOe and the The ivici HT came of over 500 The in The him I canvas they all piled on weighing 190 )Ur guys 760 apiece put about on Clements. Well, you i it they pinned him and the first man out of the for fflan himself. of every wrestler ,, was get Clements. one of them got (K & ihNoi s 5 i. ivU ffi of rest Hutto1 raw a tas the match foilow-jsam- e pattern. When one down the rest got on and they left this order: Clements, which Cummins In iy and it the main attraction. ' Jim : la ftta m W the left the and Hayamaka wres-jand Sugi match getting two The second and falls. with his ig fall was sleeper hold. u:t c the it DR. applied The final and man, attraction was an exceptionally good match. Cummins, a very fasti wiestler was a little too much for OReilly. The contest was close and the two hoys were exceptionally well matched. OReilly won the first tall with a Boston crab hold and from that time on it seemed to be a matter of who could get in the next two pins. Holds were applied and broken about as fast as the weather changes. The advantage swung back and forth with both men getting near falls. Cummins finally drew blood and the second fall with a reverse body slam and a body press and then applied the same hold for the final fall and the match. OReillys defeat by Cummins is the first match the Australian has lost In single matches. He has been on losing tag teams and gone out fast in battle royals, but against one opponent OReilly has a long list of wins. The card fornext week will have the two most notable villains ever to appear in Brigham City, in the same building anyway. Gypsy Joe Ls back in this Country and Clements has been here for several weeks. Gypsy Joe takes the top spot on the card next week as he wrestles Sugi Hayamaka and Sugi will be looking for an opening to e ist Wednesday Bulldog 4 and the inter-cit- in an actual match est crowd of the sealCham-Commerced the Junior rowd With Kaysville (Tonight Against CLEMENTSTl Seasun reserved seats for Box An Rider high school meeting ol Brigleague games West ham City and Kaysville Rotary School now are on High sale, according m clubs was which is the first time Brigham City fans have had the opportunity to see the hold Wednesday J. H. McNAMARA VETERINARIAN Bear River City Postoffice Tremonton Exchange Phone Bear River City 2391 Just East of ham ce 583-R- iBees Take Court Rotarians Meet Now Are On Sale DO IT AGAIN SET TO if Season Reserves held in the War Memorial home last Friday evening. in place of the regular weekly noon luncheon meeting of the local club. "rm Jeppsen, cha.rman of the The Box Elder cagers take athletic committee at the high tite school court tonight at 7 p. m. in their own gym as they meet the KaUl fedlTU? West high cagers from Salt Lake scheduled, he reports, and anj City. This is the first game 6f one desiring season reservec the season for the Box Elder seats may call at the higl basketball team and the evechool office and pick up tic ning will feature tw'o games. kets Phone call reservation-wil- The first contest will be between be honored up to Decembei the second teams of the two To. or as long as the last, bu schools and the first team conphone call reservations must hi test will follow. picked up by December 15. Lyle Young will captain the 'Reserved seats not sold for Bees in tonights game as he the enure season if any. will be put up at the box office for is the only returning letterman. The Bees, being untested as a each individual Howgame. ever to be sure fans are ad- team, have to prove themselves vised to buy a season reserve bfore the region race begins the of the year. The scoring ticket to be sure of a good seat first of this years team is potential at all games, Jeppsen said. greater than last years squad, Reserved seat tickets for the but in comparing the two teams, five games are $5, team was a defensive including last tax The Bees will open their season at home on January 4 with Weber. Principal speakers weie Guy Cardon of Logan and Gordon Baxter, Rotary 110th district governor. President Will MerreiJ pre sided over the meeting. Wayne Woodland was toasted on the occasion of his birthday Rulon Baron. by anniversary John Howard was chaiiman of the program and toastmaster. Carroll B. Williams introduced Bruce Kise, who sang two solos, accompanied by Ann Jones. Ronald Tibetts, president of the Kaysville club, spoke brief30 ly. There were more than Rotarians in attenKaysville years dance. quintet and just how the boys Cardon spoke on vocational will measure up in this departservice in Rotary, and Baxter ment only time will tell. discussed Rotary district affairs. The West high cagers on the other hand dont look to be too tough or else Weber is the team to beat in the Region, The Warriors dumped West 44 to 7 and lead the Salt Lake City school all the way. The probable starting line-uThe Box Elder Bees football for the Bees will be: Basil Williams and Russell Rasmussen team takes the seat of honor at forwards, Warren Ferguson, this noon as the Rotary club is luncheon in and giving a Dutch center, Charles Whitaker in their honor the Commercial at the Lyle Young guard posts. This five are all seniors. Tommy clubrooms. Rasmussen .another senior will The program will start prompt- probably not see action due to an injured knee. The game is a practice game and the public is invited to attend. There will be a small admission charge for the games. The ROCKTORD, 111. (UP) city council is consulting passing an ordinance aimed at persons W'ho smoke in bed. The proposal would subject a person smoking a cigarette, cigar or pipe in a careless, reckless or negligent manner and causing a fire to a fine of $50 to $200. "Weve had a lot of flies that were caused by people smoking in bed, said Alderman Athe lga Reece, Who introduced measure. We think this ot will help stop the practice." . use the sleeper hold. It should be a good match filled with plenty of action. The special event will hold the interest of the fans, as Ken Mayne and Billy Weidner team up in a tag match against Bulldog Clements and Kleet Kaufman. Mayne has been out of action for a couple of weeks due to a fractured knee cap. Clements was the bone breaker in Logan and Mayne is trainin ing with but one thought mind. Get even. Weidner also has an ax to grind. Clements almost choked the boy from bean town into unconsciousness in Ogden the same week Mayne was hurt. He would like to even up that score. The only conclusion left is that the match 50 Years Old will have plenty of action and The Fraternal Order of Eashould be exceptionally rough. gles was established in Seattle, Wash., February 6, 1898. On a of the industrial national scale the organization structure of Omaha is devoted is celebrating its 50th anniver- Bee Footballers Rotary Guests Seeks Safe Refuge From Home Strife PHILADELPHIA UP Roose- velt Buffett, 32, walked into a police station and announced hed thrown a stone through a plate blass window. t Citing family troubles, said hed rather be safe behind bars than at home. Police obliged. Buf-fer- It s a ly at 12:15 oclock and Coach in quuhly, style f radio that'll Nmi'i ahanc Earl Ferguson will introduce and pertosmancel Bui id), "wav any fab delight th mo ft down in prite. Kith ruvewood the team members to the RotarHifnor. Ivory plasplasm- lalunet. Itra powerful ians. The oilier guests from the tic cabinet. Natural color ton. e speaker. Extra sensitive recepspeaker. AC- high school will include assisnatural color tone tion (,-DC Four tubes plu rectifier. tant coach, Vernal Harris, Norm Four tubes and rcuiher. See Listen to it once, Jeppsen, chairman of the it plav and ou1l buy it! if S3U.7J committee and Alf FreeModel 2o4ay! lui., $23. 95 Model 1I5W. , , school man, principal. Murray Mason of the will give a summary of the season and Elmer Ward, former graduate and professionYour G.E. Dealer al football player will be the main speaker. 81 South Main SI reef . Phond 750 At the conclusion of the program the food will be served. AC-T- ath-leti- u-- hssy , News-Journa- PETERSEN ELECTRIC o m Two-third- s sary this year. to OF CLEARANCE Use Our Lay-Awa- SPECIALS All quality merchandise, all deep-cu- t prices. Why? Because we need space to display new Christmas merchandise now arriving. 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