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Show THE HERALD PAGE EIGHT, FLYER AT About 16 -- JOUHNAL, Debate On Legion SCHOLARSHIPS AT NORTH CACHE PLAY S' Southern winning teams from the Hicks Normal, Branch of the University of Idaho, Division of the League for a and Jbion State College. These pionship debate. The Junior College Debate Squad debates will be arranged to choose a winning school in the Northern is unusually strong at U. S. A. C. Division of the Junior College Some fifteen men are working tor League. The school winning in this places on the team and there is from JENSEN TO COACHiMORE DEBATES U.S.A.C. AVAILABLE I FRIDAY, JANUARY 29. 19 3 2. LOGAN, UTAH, SCHEDULED series of debates will meet the some keen competition shown. 'Student Life) (Student Life) teams Students of the Utah State AgrDebate The Junior College Mis Lu Decn Jensen, of icultural college who are mtet eted Snow College last Saturday at i aim, Utah, has been selected as met dein applying for scholarship which 11 in a o'clock the coach of the North Cache bate on the are available to deserving students .iesulved question: The school drama. that play high should begin working to meet that Congress enact legislation pro- has been selected for presenta- - yiding for the centralized control to the according requirements, Prof. J. ('. Iligonxon of til turns this year is "Kempy," a of industry." committee on scholarships and (Constitutionality Utah State Agricultural college y The committee, awards. which very stage success, waved ! The U. S. A. C. negative spoke on 'Habits of our ChilW. L. of Dr. Wanlass of Vincent Rees t consists team, We bate some composed of be time which a w.li before group dren, produced chairman; Dr. James H. Linford, inget met the Snow association memThe date will be and u in the spring Dr. ftay B. West and Miss Johanbers at the schoolhou.se Wednes.terrnined definitely later. Mis, Cul e'f on anil Utah State Aiwrmctive of na Moen, held a meeting day night. Stratford Smith, a J'R'St'n has had fluent experience I"'and Austin K. Fife 4 to matter discuss perKIoepfer Lynn ' Thursday ' eompumed by Miss Allen, conin diama production and managejt t'ne Snow College negative me - font. Wi tributed two trombone selections. taining to the various scholarX? A3 Si ment. and should prove in the team in the Library building at ships. The list of scholarships and Aibttt Weber, pie.sidcnt of tlu of this famous play. The the same hour. These are the their purpose follow: organisation (.resided. n chosen under her.ond debates in a series of The Johansen Scholarship Fund, 2 decission debates which are being be-- ! of the late Mrs. Johanna a and will rehearsals gift were of Kight,-fi- e gloves pairs to held Junior the College Johansen provides three scholarprior M)U(! distributed by the E. W. Elliot .... Leaue debates which the U. S. is mastered as ships of ilm) each, for help of company Friday to members of A. C. Junior College teams will en- Seof or students Junior woithy the- - snow shoveling crew workand is an ter college lb. during the latter part of nior rank. student. She is majorim- ing in the business section oi , , The 1917 lass gift to the college ruiiry. Street Supervise! Logan under thus her. speerh, of the 1 next latter part obtaining lb. During affords two scholarships of $125 James Sorensen. training in the speech department month the Utah State Junior Col- - m each year to junior or senior stu- of debaters on a the North will into Cache lege J. Senior go 2 Vi Gold dents who excell in activities and trip higli school. Because of her experience ltiaho where they will meet teams During the past three days Miss are in need of financial help. Jzola Jensen, district Extension and an The Rhodes scholarship, value 'Is the Aru Legion outstanding comjietence, we C with various agent, has met A.sut to the Country? vo.s th? feel that the piay will be a mam-- ! $2,1)00, is made each year to a stugroup in the county to discuss Three circles above Portland, and dent from the state of Utah. The 'tope of thiir radio debi.te. and moth athievenient. home accounts Mrs. Hattie Lee, Mary Equi, high school student, scholarship is to Oxford, England, here P.epn ventitive Hamilton Fish us chairman of the Hyde Park became the northwest's youngest and is usually made to a senior Jr. of New York, who) right 3 I'jj She would have been or group, Mrs. Nettie Thatcher, act- aviutrix. took the ill f in.it ive, nnd his on-- j Is good for )ou because it graduate student. 0 ed as chairman for College Ward, ready to solo two years ago, say onn-new l is a healthful food, say The Thatcher Bros. Banking ' ponent. Mir u, Duflield. ;v and Mrs. John J. Hendry for her instructors, but Department nutrition expert. of $150 is per men and author of King Le- record of Commerce regulations forbid company scholarship Wcllsville. The accurate mi-1 New latterns ! ..rc after dnan Our ( undies Are Always thiir awarded to the student who ex- gio'i." e of income and expenditures for anyone under 16 soloing an j 'lupnoiiK tni outlier in New Y'ork Fresh I cels in banking. Committees of elementary school home should eieeinate waste, , plane. who will not seek principals of Logan city to pass on The A. A. Firmage scholarship extravagances, and increase sav- THIS WEEKS SPECIALS: new textbooks submitted by varir If New PattemH of $100 is awarded to the student ing. It will make possible the ous for adoption in publishers who cxceils in merchandising. Walnut Taffy, planning of a family budget t0.lIAMU HCI 1VCDC 36 the school curriculum were named The IJ. S. A. C. Women's club, KAMPUS KAPRICE meet adequacies in food, shelter, WAhII lb. assorted flavors; at a principals meeting Thursday offers each year a prize of $10 and clothing. Dark and Light Aftxr Dinner Mints, afternoon. for the best literary essay. lit JPound CAST COMPLETED They are for history, Miss Edith BOTANY SPEECH The Phi Upsilon Omicron schol- Mcchani Police Chief Gilbert Smith, principal of the Ellis Sold ut tin FoHowhiK his returned to his desk after arship of $f0 is given annuuily to I' or Night Gowns Sihool; Mrs. Bessie Pack and Miss the freshman girl in home eco- on absence of several days when Confwtionprie?: Georgia C. D. Roberts; monies who ranks high in srhol.tr- Nature, he was kept at home on account IdOgitn; Logan Cnnfertionery, Fioni al. appearances Kaupi, McBride, .... (Student Life) principal of the Woodof illness. Allgnir Confootionerj, i thi year is going to be a ruff The third ot a series of lectures ship, activities and leadership. school; H. P. Howell, princiv inn An annual award of $215 is given Kiiprn Confectionery, In s the on different subjects relating to first pima-- pal of the Webster school; and great stirri C ;i,v Smithfichl; Merrills ConfecMiss Charlotte Danccy is spend- - botany, was delivered by Dr. to the girl mujormg in sociology we have a very Interesting and Mrs. Alma Leo Cowin; who evidences superior scholarWeKton Spelling, Preston: tionery, in Salt Lake Wann l.tst mg the week-ento say nothing Miss Virginia Daniels, principal of Thursday in the Plant ship and submits the best socio- differet t selling Wf a t o n; Confectionery, ity with friends. the Wilson school; W. J. Allen, ks, and who does'f the wi.e-ei.Industry building Dr. Wann dis logical essay. Stockton - Christiansen of the Benson school; n't weii oi.ie a change, especially principal cussed the period" Logan. Attorney ami Mrs. Grant Mcand Lucille Burgoyne. in humor? 3 Farland of Salt Lake City were and its relationship to fossil findings $4,00 in regard to the beginning Tho main cast is selected and of W. visitors In Logan Wednesday. MeARTIIY NAMED 1 -ready for rehearsals which start f plant life .. WASHINGTON. Jan. 29 inn -He discussed In a splendid do-- j this week under the able direc, Mrs. George Losee of Ogden has CO. V ilson McCarthy. Salt Lake City tion Joan so returned to her home after visi- tailed manner the evidence for of cast f'ardon. The $4.00 IS GIVEN! far consists of: Kcndiick Manufacturcrx of Sii(vrior was named by President ting at the homo of her parents, and against iho existence of plant j H.iwkes, attorney, Candies Hoover late today as a director1 Kid Arch Support Di. nnd Mrs. I. W. Eliason, for life during the h ro, Gladys Anderson, heroine; of the I.DGAV UTAH 5 finance several days. Courtney Eliason, iod. His excellent discussion perFawn Jones, stage actress ard corporation. reconstruction on who is attending school at the this in Cache National siren; Boyd Uulicy, Faun's stage phase particular held gripUniversity of Utah, will spend the is head- - director and Wesley Maugham week-enin Logan with his par- ping significance for the extremeone of Faun's husbands. attentive audience. ly Large ents. The tap-dacrowds have been attracted by ing chorus, under the direction of Lois Lunt an.l Miss Thelma Johnson and Mis these splendid lectures and they out made ... Clerk Fred report by assist,. nt. La leve fe.t.,, are. Margene Danielson spent the first are developing into one of the Rich and transmitted to the Og-- : part of the week in Salt Lake City finest features of the collcgp. One den headquarters of tho Inter- - ernue McCracken, Leah I eter- note of interest to the group in mountain region of the forest ser-- 1 aon' Juana Peterson, visiting with friends. Dorothy Sanford, Luxelle Sorenson, Alice particular was the fact that the vice Thursday. Mrs. Carl Larson of Boise, Idaperiod discussed, was millions of Aggregate receipts from timber, Todd, Juanita Boyle. Faun An-ho, is visiting with relatives in years ago, yet he seems surpris- sales during the period were $4,- - derson, Kay Luthy, Verdina Logan. Mrs. Larson was formerfor grazing cattle and ers, Clarice Olsen, and Lm .lie ingly familiar with the discussion ly Miss Vera Stewart Conclusions might be drawn from horses, $5,760.71; grazing sheep and Christensen. The dancers for thj summer home Spanish and plasHque numbers $3,930.15; Mias Jean , Pedersen, who is an this, that science is delving far back goats, land $.545.60: trespass fees, hmw not yet beea c!losPn, ,vll instructor at the Granite higb into the early creation of the uni- $97.73:rentals work, $4,171 50; this is not due to a lack of ma- - I school, in Salt Lake City, will be verse and is gathering some start- special cooperative miscel- -' deposits, $39,93; of her ling facts concerning a guest over the week-en- d our pro-- 1 laneous, $23.27. terial, rethcr, too many to (hjoie parents, Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Peder- creation. from. ,. sen. Another new feature in the The fourth lecture of the series is scheduled tentatively for two this year will be a men- I KapHce i j weeks from the date of the last, Classify dancing chorus. Tryouts are bo- It is not definite as to this date ing held this week and winners! ' will be annoum cd l iter. yet but will be announced later. LOST Boys , Knives,,, are A minor several There attendance larR s;ic:,is expected1 ' Cameo AM DDCCCMTI brooch between Second Nice Finish indicative of the rising popu-- l you are I 11 In IF. 1 South and Sewell's Store on ing parts still open, so 1 IVUullAlil interested, it might be ueT to see Colored Handle.. larity of these lectures and their Main Street. Notify Herald-JournOne Man Saws FJ. the committee. growth on he campus. The bot-- ! al. Reward. 1 feet long Super Finished The following program will be any department is to be commen-- 1 of Knives.. be given in the Third ward ded upon their presentation Two Man Saws SQ CA chapel Sunday at 7 p. m. by the 6 Wide ft. instrumental music Grade Fat., department High of the Junior high school under Knives FI umb Axes the direction of A. T. Henson. This is the first of a series of All Steel .... Full Size 25c Value wards of Logan by the Junior Axes Storm Own King GUARANTEED school musicians. high A reliable 1. March. The Long Run," A. PANS-G- ray H REXBUHG. Idaho, Jan. 29 J. Weidt. i, Tool ... With Handle Can a mother formally adopt 2. Cornet solo, "Killarncy, M. : own child her J. Balfe, by Clyde Tarbet. Fine polished blades, At Mrs. least Era can 3. She Du Minuet Bourgeois brown handles, brass Gardner did. Here's how; De Lully. was divorced Mrs. Gardner 4. Ruth RE-DISCOUNTselected, rivets. Usually, sold for Reading, 10c Size ED from her former husband, Har- Baugh. 60c or 75c cus5. Violin solo, Intermezzo, from old F. Rogers, and awarded Cavallicr Rusticana Mascagni, tody of their nine year old We Reserve The Right To Li nit Quantities! OUR Ollie Jean Olson. daughter. She later married Eras 6. Selection. Combination PRICE Trailing Arbutus," Gardner and the newly married A. S. Garbett. couple decided to change the Fliers 7. Vocal solo, Selected, Kendrick from child's name Rogers to Hawkes. Gardner. In order to accomplish Hand 8. String quartette, Meditation, and to further the change Saws . . . Glen Laurence, by Edith Doutre, strengthen her custody of the Ollie Jean Olsen, Elaine Fonnes-becchild, Mrs. Gardner formally adSteel Best Quality Spring. UsEunice Hale. opted her own daughter. 9. Reading, Clea Morgan. CRYSTAL WHITE Hammers ually sold 10c Dozen 10. Baritone A man must be a solo, "the Heart 3 Bars For Our Price Bowed Down," M. W. Balfe, by too many people are waiting to ( Best Assortment The Dozen Glen Olofson. be cranked, says Henry Ford. B. NAITHA A. Tools of Priced 11. Overture, Popular of cranks Harold And there are plenty Energy, 3 Bars For Bennett. In The City ready to do it Town I JohnH. Anderson & Sons note-worth- Parent-Teacher- SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS THRIFTY BUYERS " s -- FOR i M i 4 GROCERIES. sec-bei- dozen Eggs, strictly fresh non-tio- Snow White Cocoanut, Cheese, full cream, Bear Lake, tall cans Salmon, large Bar can, Spinach, large lbs. 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