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Show Iff THE HERALD tage two ERI JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, - D A Y, S EPT KM BER 4 1 9 3 1. Grid Machinery At Utah Aqqies Is Oiled Up ' v " '' A Q Romney Lays Lines ITVn uWV Lamp Upening 'O' the farmer.- L Team Standing Won BY OTT1S Bill Waugh while PETERSON there Is some Howard Law pulse-quickeni- Do you nerd envelopes, letterheads piinte NOW? Ask the Herald - Journal commercial West It. A26tf. 77 printing department, Center Street, to do Tonife Sept. 4th Piobably the most Important KWLAMNToq, MICH of these Is the switching that AIM 4. NEW Is YORK, Sept. being done between ends and quarterback. Ivan Smith, The Major league spotlight, two year lctterman at end, has which deserted the Athletics been t hanged to the quarter- - and Cards when they moved so back roster while Vadal Childs far out In front, WKiay swung and Seth Parkinson, first and around to Washington where Jones, Miss Miss Martha the New Anne Larsen and Mr Zilpha second string quartei backs of the Senators mee last year, have been changed York Yankees undisputed pos- Rofle entertained at a shower session oi second place, for the F rlday evening in nonor ol to end. That means that Romney Is WashinRtons today are but 1 Cr Miss Viola Cooley at die home looking lor plenty of brains at games ahead of the third place of her parents, Mr- and Mrs W. A. Cooley. Many beautiful quartei back. Young Smith has 'New Yorkers one of the best football brains and useful gifts were received in the business and is virtualand dainty refreshments were of directing the ly certain served during the evening to ladies. Romney building machine this sixty-fiv- e year. In honor of Mrs. Emma PhilMiss Cooley was married on The shift of Childs to end lips, whose anniverWednesday to Edward Larsen makes him outstanding among sary occurred birthday on Saturday. 12 in the Salt Lake templea big group, the chief fault oi ladv friends met at her home Miss Liberty Rigby enteri-talnewhicn lies In weight. He Is the during the afternoon. The afat a bridge party Saturheaviest of the bunch and this ternoon was spent In social night in compliment to means that he will be consid- chat after which a delicious day her sister, Miss Gwen Rigby, ered a strong possibility. If lunch was served. will leave for New York the Aggies can uncover a good Mrs. Clara Pearce entertained who bridge passer, Parkinson Is certain to at her home Tuesday evening this month. Progressive was played. High score prize A get plenty of action at end as In honor of her birthday. he can snag a football on the delicious suppier was seived t was awarded to Mrs. toHarold Miss Rigby and low score gridiron in much the same six A vase of colored Anne A delicious three-courLarsen. manner In which he handles a astersguests. center-piecwas used as a luncheon was served to basketball on the gymnasium about guests twenty. court during the winter time conference Included Mrs. G.Special The Relief A. Lindquist, Other end candidates are El- Is to be held society 6. A Sunday Sept David Burgoyne, Mips mo Smith, Ruay VanKampen, good program Is outlined with MrsElton Wilcox, Gordon Dixon, stake officers to be present Margaret Burgoyne of Logan Melba Vern Walker and Seth ParkinsLamont, eight year old son and Misses LaRue and Gwen and onof Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Pearce i Theurer, Coy Fife, Winona Hansen of Providence HOWARD LAW IS suffering with a bad case of and Mrs. Chester Swlnyard of blood poison In his foot ON TACKLE LIST The annual ward Xermess St.AnPaul. Another shift which may or will Backwards interesting be held sept. 7. 8, 9. a banmay not mean something Is was given in honor of party dance and of in quet charge the including of Howard Law, held Miss Dons Tubbs by the Elite star fullback on the freshman Mrs. Joseph Welch wlU oe evenclubs Wednesday night at Monday evening. Tuesday team last year, to tackle. Law of Miss Martha home the The entitled drama ing, Comedy Is a big 2o0 pounder and should Peterson. The party was given diwill be Pal My presented, be a buliwaiK on the line. The her for not having been aosent rected bv Mrs. William Rawlins. or Aggie lines have been noted A tardy at any of the club full has been days program for many other things but not this season. meetings for Wednesday for strength during the past planned Mrs- - Archie Barker Is recov auc of bazaa , sewing two or three years and this errng from a severe illness, relooks like the first step in re- tion sale, stock judging and sulting from ivy poisoning. rodeo. Horses from building. Other tackle candiMr. and Mrs. Marcus Cooley other points will be here dates are Reed Shields, Eb and John E. Gnf- are and Mr. and Mrs. and riders the among and Howard week-en- d Gleun, Stapely, in Salt the spent Kerrless Frank and Joseph Norman Smith. At guard, Aland Forgeon, a Rlckolls of Brigham City. Miss Blanche Mattson of letterman, is the outstanding Is the house guest of candidate while others are Bill Salma Mrs. Harry Bahen. Barker, Elmo Brady and Joe herMrssister Flossie Gerry of Smith-fielBowcutt. Brady is a speedy litis visiting with her partle freshman from last year ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Welch. who may make the grade. Mr. and Mrs. Amos S. Rich- At center, John Vranes heads in a fall from a horse nan and Mrs Jne Fnrlev of broken the list and unless he gets ap- Pocatello wo weeks ago is still in the were guests Sunday pendicitis or there Is another of Mrs. Jar Riehrrnn hospital. he A large number of Newton earthquake or something, A health cliito under the will be a fixture. He has as unfuneral was people attended the of Relief the society derstudies Johnny Hull and held Wednesday morning in the services of J. F, Hansen in LoWorth Outke. child- gan Fifth ward, Sunday afterhouse. Fifty-tw- o Ivan Smith will have Clyde school ren between the ages of 5 and noon. and seven McDonald, Ike Bennlon Mr. and Mrs Carl Jorgensen were examined by Dr. J. Allan Adams as competition for C. assisted by Mrs D and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jen- the quarterback iob. They are M. Hayward, Bickmore and Mrs. George kins and families have retum-Pearc- e. all sophomores this vear how-e- r. ed from their farms in Idaho. and there is nothing parMr. and Mrs Harry Snodfrass Officers of the Y I. M. I A about any met at the home of Pres. Alice of Salt Lake City motored here ticularly outstanding of them where they visited with For halfbacks, the field Is relative topions vpr discussed Sunday her mother. Mrs- - Amanda Han-r- tr the years1 coming Deb wide open. although social for 'sen. Their son. John, returned The Young, llashy little open field the M. I A. ooening them after having spent will be held Tues-iwit- h is runner, granted a consider- day evening Sept. 15. summer here. the able edge Howard Schaub, the freshman who hooted the pig skin for 60 and 65 yards with imazim; regularity last year, is another outstanding man Others are Richard Evans, Virgil Croplev, Woodrow Glay Allred. Alma Murdock, Ted Anthon and Warren Allsop : ' THOMPSON REST T FULLBACK Phone 161 Odell Thompson, who has been playing halfback off and on for tlie last two years and Fe sure and visit our bargains basement consisting of can tackle like a pile driver, all kinds of household utensils. has been shifted to fallback and may be a fixture there See our window for display and prices. He will get competition from Burke Fry, Mark Bennlon and On account of not been al !e to take care of our many customers Wednesday we continue to make the same prices Saturday on sugar and Hour. - Smilhfield BLUEBIRDS Couple 50c Ladies 4-- H 15c KiarTyjDsarvjHi: ron-5tstl- ng o i A v ,i DEPENDABLE I lf d Ul BATTERY aus-oic- t FITS pitching fer the name.. se Dancing at the McCracken Hall 80 OP Ml CAR! ot - the (CaipnM and ar The Yale bow now ar) w nd eliminate unnc4.es ddas,uuonenienct and expense later oil Lower pru.es for ro NOW pairing and recharging regard-Icskol batter) m JC Tol-raa- Saturday Today and oarsman (name SOUTH SEA forgotten) who collapsed some loO yards from the finish line, yet kept fluttering his blue-tippblades in a mechanical effort to bring old Eli home in front of Harvard in the annual ' race. Gene Sarazens musical comedy shot from the stone floor of a refreshment stand in the Ryder cup matches. Fred Robsons amazement as the ball sailed cleanly through the narrowest of windows and dropped dead to the pin. Babe Didrikson, Texas Amazon running the hurdles in 12 flat (a new worlds record) and Babes snort of disgust when told the time. Twenty Grand's locomotive burst of speed in overhauling Jamestown on the turn into the homestretch in the Bel- PASSION- - In baseball or in malt syrup, when-- '' ever you see a name f ' tbat is great you FLOWER or AMERICAN BEAUTY ed know that the prod-uc- t back of that name must be great. For 86 years i nothing short of the which did he best has ever carried the namePabst on can or bottle. .choose? 4 Distributed By RILEYATKINCON CO., Sait Lake City, Utah 80-me- j mont. d That thing. That Rosenbloom - Slattery thing. Mickey Walkers unflagging courage in carrying the fight n to a heavier, stronger and Carnera-Redmon- sup-fi- po6ediy harder-hittin- g Sharkey. Sophomore Bill Graber proinch pelling himself 14 feet on a slender bamboo pole in the last event of the day to give U. S. C. a narrow victory over Stanford in the I. C. A A. A. Meet. The tears In old Pop Glen-doeyes as his boatload of Navy sailors rowed through fog, 1- -2 s . THE SAME OLD NAME SINCE 1844 o o o o ns iol vT.f a catteries Have your battery work done where we know batteries a O o O MEAT DEPT. J.J.E Radio Electricians VA and Center iTiOne POT ROAST killed SIRLOIN STEAK quicker Automotive and 1st mosquitoes 'I Well be watching yoif going down the street Before morning for the first day of school just drop into the College Boot Shop and what nobby straps, ties, pumps and oxfords at prices you never heard of before. 1 i a A o u o o t-bo- ne steak if you ROUND STAKE Spw SECIO LARD lb. T1 3(5 8 lbs. ggo We carry a full line of all kinds of cold lunch meats highest prices paid for eggs and ranch butter. Closing Dances V $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 OF SEASON Full Fashion Hose , i in all (DM the latest shades Service Chiffon 89C $1 to $195 SATURDAY and LABOR DAY For Young Men $2.95 to $5.95 Special Features Gym Shoes All Sizes.- Saturday Labor Day r , jv . - $1.35 Work Shoes $1.15 We cant help you with your lessons but we can solve your shoe problems. , Your last opportunity of this season to enjoy a delightful evening of danc-- . . incr at the OLD MILL ' Style at FREE DELIVERY Lari,t Monday you go, see just we have Absolutely stunning patterns, finest of workmanship and materials. $ MARGARET ANDERSON BOWEN In Person National Broadcasting Radio Star .. j Young Ladies GROCERY COMPANY c o o o o o o 4 o o n, I ipeetinimgs oA the Students k'WASM Logan High es INDEPENDENT 4 ookfor the name despair on the national pions face as he saw the dead-pcome riding Californian into the net, high, wide and handsome, to stave off three game, set and match points volleys ' malt syrup.. A26tf. Herald-Journa- L J, youre looking for un beatable Quality work and reasonable prices prevail in the commerof cial printing department cham- with untouchable smashes. Guy Bush However Incoming mail wil h separated to pdstoffice lock boxes and outgoing mail will be di'matched as usual. Special delivery and perishable mail matter will be delivered by special messengers. putt- - which he had of a to sink to tie Billy Burke for the National Open Golf cham The gasu of relief pionship. as the ball rammed the back of the cup and Mrs- Von Elm took her hands away from her eyes. The same situation In the next day when the play-of- f Von Elm got another down after 36 holes in the furnace like heat. reckless Vines Elssworth charges to the net in his final round match with Johnny Doeg at Seabnght. And the look of or, jit forh men troubles trade m jour old bjtrery L)un i i look NEWTON A gaseous vipor which stoo-- , an airplane If any enters the engine is the latest German device in the v.ar against aircraft. M youre looking for uivliillable ng W things. 11. . tom PLAGE tions vUiiih he worked out between flailing trips In the northern wilds and a casual survey of tins list reveals many Thursdays Results Detroit 9, Chicago 3 Clevilund 3, St. Louis Only gams a(hcdulcd. I onef MANY POSSIBLE CHANGES SEC Todays Sport Parade - s lP Romney brought with him a list of possible varsity candidates and their probaDle posi- the most important functions of the schools- He outlined a study program of improved supervision to be incorporated foilow-The into the class work and ed up by all teachers out the year. Dr. E A Jacobsen of the Utah State Agricultural college developed the same idea further in the two sessionse that he addressed, stressmg strongly Student Study Is Institute Theme , back-fiel- I.1NLS 3 i possibility that The football machinery at may d come back to the full is in swing Utah Aggies RomL. E. as Coach these days This group will probably be ney leads his aides In preparing enhaneed by several unknown football of for the opening and freshmen returning from camp next Wednesday. other years and Coach Romney vaa from Romney returned to have about 50 is cation trip into Montana early out expecting the for camp. He training been busier tms week and has to fill holes several has big than a blind man swatting this year however and is interarfieas as he completes all ested primarily in quality rarangements for the camp. ther than quantity. Lost. Pet. ' r vital importance of teaching students how to study of the waters to a has been the theme and BY HENRY McLLMORE j rain victory' in the Pough- - our session institute of Logan prising United Press Correspondent fur senlor high school teachers. keepsie regatta. in Principal George S. Bates, NEW YORK, Sept.,. UJft Mrs.' Helen Wills Moody's efnninted over the victories Today, just before the bark of fortless students the necessity of training stuPar- the quarterbacks shatters the worid-ranking Ifwntethods players of study dents how to meet new situawe silence of Indian summer her mL performance tieularly tions and gave further practical infnrma take down our scrap oook, thick against Miss Dorothy Round In Lr themselves te methods for such teaching. ti0n with attic dust, to have a good the Iiauonals when, spurred on quiet cry over the summers jy a coming Thunderstorm, she ran off six straight games in sports developments. If you have tears prepare to something like eight minutes shed them, for the previous flat. months four brought forth some pitiful demonstrations of I. O. CLOSES MONDAY athletic inadequacy and some of the most Monday, September 7, Labor exhibitions since the gentleman for Day, will be observed as a holi(the Greeks had a name Bnttan-icc- a day at Logan postoffice as ansee HOKlM: mm; who Encyclopedia dropped dead in the nounced by Postmaster Joseph dust at the end of the road Odell. All deliveries of mall by city fiom marathon. Here are 'some CAliT and rural carriers will be sus- of them: PuTYotm day, and all George Von Elm, a drooping1 pended onat that 'he oltice will 'jnl toe. white figure on Inverness' 18th windows squinting along the line main closed the entire day thanks, xb homer PiDfy An!d UnQbd INDlCflfeS' CpIeNl -- NATIONAL LEAGUE ! v J 4 T 9 , a Price Seller in 121 Countries J T I 1 |