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Show EOGAN Cougar Kittens To Play Here Friday By Jack Christiansen, Logan foo'ball tolluvvers et tt,eir first glimpse of me will j 18(11010 V) COW MAKES THE BEST SHOCK ABSORBER, WHEN LOOSE IN Aggies treshmau eleven has beaten Kuks and Webei Junior college iea'iis. and irom all indications tlie have one of the stiongest fiehmau elevens vei to lion the gray first ear sill's A 'nrt uv I ui). el corn Field toi w .11 noMiet and till .in i t j t.r. i H.iiii ' Da-Yi- rr r; i V Vi 4 Cfj if 4lt f i ook'lo held jum 4 rfc vT ' N A . $ Tr-'r- a Suits. 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Z Pairs Long i t," 1 4 . g ( ' tf V ffj? substitute' stung going into the game to freshen of m pi tee of Gillespie at hal'hack altl ough it is that tm i .plain will probable start Young m (eitaii of plenty of artion, however The Aggies took a rief woik out at Ogden Thursil i momma Voting may stait V rtii , js . x: : .'k; V '4P-- NN 1; , I J V.X ; V" , 1 95 1 Hr, ,,i v jl "l i r" 1 leece Lined Ribbed l inons it 'il'-n'- i,' anj Cot ion I nion fc Boys Heavy Ribbed mons. I $1.45 Wool Worsted fi 3 Kingsley hat ol body fur felt, new grey and brown (hades. Popular snap and curled rim styles . 98c intms 1 n', M. 1 'ran nh' n, it's t i $1.89 Bovs 16 79c Wool Sizes 4 to 16 98c Sizes 4 to Part I'nions. hravy wool mixed shaker knit 4;. les in black and oors :$Sl VS and knit wristlets, AND 8 4.45 NEW PULL-OVER- Mens S tordurov Vovplty weaves ial otw designs, new olurs, all v ool S3.95 :tEN 11 V M'S EOYS 7 D c- LUTvIBER-JA-CK- zg x t, if Men 1Uor') fronts r.l.n . , 1 Sher.) i!,c Warm I.,t f und wristlets, collars. 10 sheep-line- d Bovs black DuPont t'. iki ;r h$ f ) ... 2 n With Goodyear welt sole. Conservative btvle or yo'ung mens brogues with win tips and grain leather tnxs. A. Value Mens fine calfkYn and kid shoes ar 1 ox fords in great rarictv of dvles. Daea d orown leathers. Cc:r cr uive and I'.'ue styles . Greater values at rew loacr j : tecs a-- 95 OAteJ Se;; -- AP.CH SUPPORT SHOES AN0 OXFOO.E3 MENS WORK SHOES Built for service my 'mt RAITON TEAMS REMAIN MENS S M j $9S vj'. v I to I ; i ui-i- ,. t 2 F. - V $ QO .. er tummed Breeches Mens Cordnrov double seat and ft? AC . ... knee 95 Mens All Wool O. i). Breeches. $3.95 Button Leg Bovs V. hipcord. Brown. Do tblc seat and 31.98 knee II & CHILDRENS A a vu.l! i ,v 2 ft CK 33 , 'X ' . The Hub i r f G Ock.N full r iaiiifs' VI All )!' ) i- D- d A It MORE SHOE VALUE AT THESE NEW LOWER PRICES u5 $9S il $g95 SI2E3 Footwear in Black and brown? kidakxns size rt Any tor hardv service G IRIS gtylp r TO 9 Stylish the new styles 1 L'S ) 14? I a r ?tl FOOTWEAR TT Built CQ IjlfatiU SLIPFEES with a touch of the grown-ustjles. Sturdy leath- correct ers, fitting MISSES p III-TCI- 0345 i ov- JP 'V (tj fYWzrv .F BOYS GP.EAT dou- ble knee or leath- - GROWING In many .05 j' 9 to 13 v i T sturdy oil tanned Eskimo calf-fskin with two full leather soles'?: Sturdy oil tanned t'kiino full oak leather soles BREECHES Mens Whipcord with e Arch-Suppo- ir and storm welt 1 Fancies and Light Tan Cords in Smart, New Styles AAA TO E VIDTHS INCHES Of 1 , bottoms. $S95 da service that should be expoctcdv of a shoe. Solid leather, with . . panco or leather soles waistbands. Wide SIZES to 18 12 A most complete and selected stock of all the new styles in WOMEN P FOOTWEAR Brown and black ktdskins Patent leathers Black and bro vn shr.Uk n suedes Many likable new combinations. Heel heights as you like them low and medium and high Pumps, ties, straps and oxford styles $3 a and spot t a FOOTWEAR . - i IN ALL THE SMART New style for school blue leath-ett- J J cord pants I WOMEN - Mens Black Calfskin Oxfords 1$f is DRESS and DURABILITY r-- v 3 io t Complete Stock of Rubber Footwear at New Lower Prices 85 i A . wool mixed, heavy shaker knit sweater raps t ik.'l $295 Boys Genii- - MENS AND BOYS TENNIS JINX i DuPont STYLE and SERVICE MATRIMONY IS 3 coat, sheep lined. Sizes 8 to 18 $fkS5 ut ,r corduroy coat with warm bat collar J Leatherette Coats, Sheep Lined 3 n,"lW00kPu Zipper liens $295 to Hoys buk snaps ed, .r iT heavy beav-eriz- 6 been in 1 blue ails with spi ui b it i oil r. .i 39Sunedret,,in98 "$g95 S LUMBERJACKS wool plaid tlan- p.l button front, knit bottom 'f-- w.u B o y s Mens ginuine hurschidi cost. Vioiil n: u k.naw lm- - AND sweaters HEAVY Moleskin sheep coat wit n lined sle ei d - $16.93 i MEN'S and EOYS WINTER COATS SWEATERS Uuiis Jc Ambassador hats of fine body fur, felt, rich silk linings, new shapes' and shades for this season. tef I .8V HATS WARM UNDERWEAR ' 5 f to sioj i ...wAr,A,:rA-Xv- : i i continual rj- i $095 Pants f. It, f zr:zrz v, ' e'At Id i 5 and Series i".iri'-s b .0 11 k . 4 BOYS CLOTHING 8) 1 t li.ld- and ends Paikiltsou Budge, quai '"i hai ks loiaptams Ronunul and Cillespie and 1 hemp soil, ampin '1 louie, bparks, Toigeon and Mi Belli, hallbaiks Others Make Trip The squad will bo a onipunn il bv Coach Du k Komm-Ilof A N Sorenson Manage August Rowland, Tiainer Giorge Nelson Coach and Milton R Memll Romney is taking nearly tinee complete tea ns and expects to make good use of all of them He learned a lesson in playing In Innate the ho' California two veais against the Trojan ago and will piobably km p a i , $13.95 to $24.50 ;:27.50 to $34.50 i n ' I i i an A q 16 (up) . V California weight topcoats in tan and grey Check and plaid patterns of camel' hair and other fleeces now J 4' A STEFFEN 1A y He can if the Aggie machine Tom ford to do this as novel befoie (UP) CHICAGO, Oct. 16 has been because nl the eviel'ent ma enal Kirby, heavyweight, qnoeked out, suffered a dislocated in reserve One and possibly two changes vertebrae anil been operated on for appendicitis all in less than 24 will be made in the lineup whiih hours. started last week and the one Saturdav next He was knocked out in the sec which staits ond round bv Bmg Levuisky of Chi- - Vranes at ceitei, Cliff and Mau cago Tuesdav night, and later col ghan at gua ds, Shields and le I. Smith and An terson at tackles. lapsed in his chessing loom examination levealed a dislocated Nelson at ends, Childs at quartei-bdek- , Gillesnle and Thompson veifebrae and he was sent to a hospital where the bone was snapped halfbacks and R muni fullback, is the way they will p obalily line back into place. He was In the hospital yesterday up for the opening v istle morning with an acute attack of Wilkins Left At Home Big Pete 'Alikins v no sta.ted append i un and had to be oper last week, wiP lenia l at home ated on with an lnjuied kno Peteison ns place at taikle is taking f lot i I i I'aliio uni grid-grap- JUDGE I, models. Tleres excepliond suit Value approximately the sane rrde that sold for $27.50 - ,- Ar SHOWN HERE1 ROCKNE BEFORE TT With the new adjustment in prices every man can now buy a luxury coat here at a great saving Styles are numerous full celts, half belts and box 1 TOUGH TIME FIVE'! t I Tl: NfAr Dowiyurd 1'r ce Is Obvious in These F.no 1 " WRESTLER HAS PAGE iZJ ;Ti r, iv-'s- - Boundfor Big Tilt grid-grap- h 3 o. New Materials New Styles New Low Prices $ TITLEJflATCH FEW UNBEATEN - I X Aggies California y 19 Finer Fabrics Firmer Tailoring mar ter Styles - 'V t 't WINS RIGHT TO eye-stiai- n 5 vi ' Football fans will be able to see and hear a play by play report of the Utah Aggie University of Southern California which will be played Saturday. Student body officials at the college have arranged with Western Union to receive the play-bplay service and it will be shown on the college in the Logan junior high school auditorium The game starts at 2:30 in Los Angelos which means 3:30 here and the board will begin to click at that time. A small fee will be charged, 10 cents, in order to partially defray the expenses of the wire service. s A "1C. , lllt,;.Xep t fee C;f Conn convene! as usual today for Judge and then bonded tin train loi 7hev are ached Walter P. Steffen, but It wasn't law Los Angeles or lawsuits that occupied his mlud uled to aulve there nb mt Friday . clieduled The Judges mam concern vva, noon and a voikout whethft loitham Flanagan fame at Tournament paik F idav after nonn "mg their Henlquaiten gie Tei li s great end, would latch stav will he at the 11 ingtington one of tliosa long passes from quar 1'he paity teih.uk Hat i.v Mituuli agam'-- hotel m Pa'.ulend Noiie Dame at South Bind Satin vi'l stait tin return tup to Logan Sunday morning. day or thoughts to that efleit Five davs a week Stetien is a judge m a Chicago superior com healing personal injuiy suits and such The other two days lu s coach ot the Carnegie Tech foot ball team win A invades South Bend this week hopeful of inflict mg defeat in 25 years on a None Dame eleven playing at home NEW YORK (W i iijpv lecii conquered tne Carnegie for rnatrimonv and bust prelerence ld-27 in on Field 7, s Cartier liisli, ness caieeis cvinied recently bv confided to and Judge Stenime o th s loi'Iinz the I nited Pi ess todav that he had teams sun inun. iia jtfi me outlook t!. a tram good enough to tun for regaining th Iuw nip fon Irak again "if they have one of France even curKei than ever their good days. the youngsters who have Rockne has a gieat team, said ntAmon; PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 16 (UP) and oh recently but I have a good team The serious over emphasis of col- Steften ,IRatI0n them of winning amt we are not Kill it to capable football threatens from the barnstorming ovir a pei lege as a sport in five years, according going to South Bend to lose tod of months involved m Davis to Bill Roper, head coach at PrinceCtp play are seyeiaL vgho have e ton university pressed a determination to abstain from international tennis until con Roper, wiio is completing his last footthe of coach as Tiger ditions change year ball team, attacked the present and thi'-icmnls spring game on early fall practice, night games, Individ for and loo much publicity UPt LOS ANGELES, Oct 16 ual players in a talk with spoits Don Oeorge, 212, Mich'gan heavywriters. is on weight won the nghYm a Baseball, he con'mued, the downgrade in colleges, and that title matih with champion Gus Is because of spring football pracSonnenbeig bv seoiing a decisive NEW YORK. Oit 16 fljp pIP, tice. This eaily dull takes tne victory over Bob "Bibber MeCov, ent dwv football schedules bring boy dway from all other spring 214, here last night athletics. George used body slams to win what hpv aie, the list of major Roper termed night lootball bru- the match in straight falls, the first elevens unbeaten an untied is in 21 minutes and 43 seconds and small indeed tal and outrageous 15 In the east, Yale and Princeton "In night football. Roper said, the second in 11 minutes and the upon the plavets is seconds. The former Holy Cross have been defeated 'Ihiee of the tremendous, and their whole pro- football star was no mau h for ur wests big teams California. gram of attending classes in the George and furnished little conine- vfniithem fniifnt.;, j3 ...j o. have been dpipatcd, while S'lll morning, exercising in tin- afici in ion anti Cue Dud fe'l George will meet Sonnenhrrg tor foul, mighileat of them all, ha, noon, and then study mg at night the title m two wetks. Is revolutionized. uitu tied. e Ilil'iill . TO SLUMP SOON t i i AGGIE GAME 1 PURCHAS- DIRECT, COLlFCTIVE INC MAKES STILL GREATER VAL- UES AT THE NEW LOWER PRICES v Ttak c r Our Plan of J- at FOOTBALL DUE " ' 54 W A U i V.., .Vvy 'h,.'. $' V i 3 I,. r-xU- I'vy Ben-Bto- i . ,, et k Cnat ( r m) lit ) i j ' VI 4.. out at ,u so he )i w ot rn Store In Logan, With Their High- Forging Aheod! Maklncr Their The Most P : r.-At New 3 JO Line Low Prices! cl Notli ami PeMun all hull Sc.t'iol iu s Stmt1 t at he mk TT l) Aftw a he Me sUU tiling lilt1! quiet in Region One tlin vuk onl one rue bet u ten tail endeis hem? on the vio ket Ht a t River and Oden mw a' 0?d u luew mu h ot a t an end m ulit ( tivURe at tin tnf lie el vmji k 'iH luI(N llu ot h bc'iooU in the light grip ami pro!) v, Thred all stale I'tah players, Idaho halihai k and one an all state man fiom Colorado are Included ui the Aggie anks John Hull, tackle, Howard Law. ikox, end fullback; and Lltuii aie tne tmee Ltan ail staters, while Jay Tolman hills from Idaho Falls and a heady chap by tb; name of Vote tomes from Colo tado. LoVadgban Jeffs, a former brothei and stai school gan high of Arinond Pinky" Jells, a foim er Utah Aggie pivot, is at prm let's out playing leguUr teinei is adapting himself to college hall rapidly and with his oldei fine brother to demonstrate tfcecarrot the points of the game oang-topped freshie is plaving a Men ill, up brand of ball. Dean another Logan star ot yore,Dean,a another center candidate some retained fiom a mission seveial time ago and aftei a found It very dll yeais layoff Inisstarted but lie is licit It to get and will himself giadually finding soon be smearing 'em like he did in his high sihool davs. Box At guards Joe Bowcutt, and Joidan, elder; Elmore Brady, most Dlx Ajax. Tooele; are the These prospects outstanding Bow three boys are all huskies. known best the is perhaps cutt sections having to people in these Boxelder team Played on the menace constant a was he where as other teams in the Region B ady, testify. would doubtless from JorBeet Digger powerful man In dan. was an outstanding Frilast Weber with the game and time again time He day. backs smeared the Jrnior college is aothL Ajax tracks. In their Tooele one of those many good football players. Tackle Are Good tackles Two all state men at of Utah Agsaid be Justly may is John Hull, the captainshall gies course all state, while Mai South Cache Glenn, the former but nothing lacks jpowerhouse tacked onto his leHull and Glenn of about as good a combination on expect would one as tackles Both boys a freshman eleven. and are comparatively Stapley, well. the game know boy husky southern Utah to bean shitted from .fullback tackle good another while tackle wospect is Walters. brilliant s Elton Wllcot, the and Ruschool player high Weber dolph Van Kampen fromfor ends. bets best two the are Kam- Wilcox is all state whil Van fine PJ08' exceptionally aa la pen tvpft find ElVC8 tllG GreeilllDKS Dixon, Yry capable wiugmen. another boy fvom southernareLtah, two and Vote, from Colorado candidates. other t Clyde McDonald from Oakland,at California, has been staring to played quarterback In games Mac Is a very capable date. of field general, a good retriever This, a passer. and good punts along With his great popularity an with teammates makes him Ike quarterback. outstanding former Logan high athlete Si the other candidate. the Agg.es have , For halfbacks, the Tplman and Allan Adams, are letter from LDS. Both boys received In the ikHU from Injuries BarOgden game as Is Marven brokber of Tooele who suffered Howen ribs In the Weber game. ard, Schaub, the Logan high bovs eem fairly certain to start the coming game, while other prosa pectg are Burke Fry of Ogden, Murdmk who good ball lugger; halls from Idaho and Ted An thon of gpringvllle. Howard Law, all slate ccrfer fiom last yeai's Springville team, has been shifted to fullback himself where he Is adapting He u a powerful line rapidly. plunger and a good boy when It comes to backing up the line , ' "A Many r ' t ! i ttah i r i' I f . io Itah DUTY 1 rS ivs IN REGION ONE i VALUE & THINGS QUIET frehtuurt Fnday of Agie week wneu the local Gieeii this the B I Kittens n lings meet ,n the (UtTiAH)' CACHE $2.49 CHILDREN S SLIPPERS in patent and calfskins. Smart style and service assured ii l 4: 1. 1 H leath-e- r $1.29 to $1.98 COMPLETE NEW STOCKS OF RUBBER FOOTWEAR AT NEW LOWER PRICES P |