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Show THE PAGE FOUR HERALD-JOUI- t N A L, LOO AN. UTAH. THUKShA V, SEPTKMHEn 27, 1&31. HIGH SCHOOLS OPEN SEASON FRIDAY Poultry Men To See Picture Special 'I In lUcs I'eed and Poultry iimpinv of Siuithfi.fld has foi a vpe ml showing of new t dkmg picture produce! ecexclusively fen poultrymen, .i u' Ini "Uh.it- a Ahead" The ocwill shown September 29 m the SmithfieH it 7.30 p ni Fits! waul eh ipel as a part of a men's y speual poult mect'ng Xu added feature at toe gathbe will of A. F the presence ering Knit, nationally recognized author n v, who, together with F E, li , also a well known figum .n the poultry circles, wall lead n loiot mal discussion of prnn. Icms confronting individual raiseis in this tgrriloiy id In This Corner Logan And South Cache Meet On Spartan Field - - - Bj Art kriou By CON HAKKLsON of the Rocky Mou.i tain conference entrants will swing into action this week, seven ol them for the first time, m three conference five interset tilts, tional clashes and one practice Denver and Colorado Mines The Logan high Ori.zlies and the South Cache Spartans game. blew the lid off the conference will blow the lid olf the Conference One season on the South race at Denver last Friday nigh' and will meet Utah State ai.,i Cache gridiron Friday in the only high school game in Colorado College, respectively, thi. Cache Valley on. the opening da of the schedule. The kick- week. Colorado Aggies and Colorado Teachers will meet at Greeley off is scheduled for 3 p. m. fracas the other R M C in All six other teams in the conference will be in action Brigham and Young University met m a conagainst each other also, with Rear River and Roxelder Montana Stale also week and both ference last meeting at Brigham City, and Weber and North Cache and will playgame intersections! tilts with Preston and Ogden meeting at Ogden. The latter two con- Occidental and Dakota this wetk The Utah State eleven, the other tests are doped as the feature tilts R M C. team to see action las', of the day. week will be in Denver. Utah The .Grizzlies, somewhat of a I University will meet Drake Friday dark horse in the conference, are Colorado night at Des Moines expected to have a tough time in will clash with Kansas at Lawtheir Cache division defending rence and Wyoming will travel to rhampKnship this season and I Lincoln to meet Nebraska in othtr he Spartans loom as a difficult Western battles intersectional hump to get over at the fiist will meet Fort State Teachers of the season. True Deb Young's AMERICAN LEAGUE Lewis in a practice affair. crew of inexperienced men took Team (Handing one on the chin. 26 to 0, In a pracmclec The Utah tice game at Boxelder last week, v.ill draw the eyes of the entire but the boys learned a lot of footmost the ss section important ball during the session and are early season game , set tf, give Logan the battle of in many years. their lives. of the fans j, Many Captain Marion Thompson, tacare of the opinkle, is the only returning regular ion that, thia tilt on the Spartan line, while Arnold might decide the Maughan, fullback, is the only championship and Wednesdays Results veteran in the back field Both well it might as 3. New York 4, Philadelphia will be feared men in Friday's teams are 2. St Louis 6, Cleveland cenJoseph Brenchley, atruggle ranked among (secDetroit Chicago and Seth ter, Maughan, halfback, the t o n oten , , are other boys on the South Cache ond game called end of eighth, contenders. eleven who will be watched closely darkness). D e n v e r's un- Only games scheduled. The remainder of the South Cache Impres- , usually eleven will likelv consist of Louis jive victory over A j LEAGUE NATIONAL Lee. and ends; Champ Maughan Colorado Mines A Ncrman tackle; Olsen, Clyde last week will t, Schenk Osmond .Welch, and mark them as favorites and it guards; Lyle Larsen, quailerback, and Clark Thompson, halfback. Is the writer's e L "DICM O The Grizzlies will likely present opinion that thev pdmmzv' to the a peculiar mixture will shade tho Spartans fn the way of an experienced terrific struggle. Farmers after a barkfield and n green line, a The Farmers seem to lack the smoot j over the stout defense and an offense that to yvin polish g Denver isn't so hot Captain Allen Otter-bec- k working and of and Misner are a pair machine. with Goltackle, Wednesday's Results halfbacks, Epting. promising Captain "Oc den .Peterson, Ray Lindquist and Dick Epting. end, both of Denver, Pittsburgh 3, St Louis 0. Waid and Vern Hugie fast on their heels. Philadelphia 6, New York 4. and Captain Elmer Garr Thompson, regular quarterBrooklyn 3, Boston 1. Carl Simmons, tackle, of Utah linemen are outstanding Only games scheduled. back. will likely start at his old State while who will bear watching, post with Seth Redford in reserve. Bill Adams, another regular last both teams present a Sophomore danger signal in the backfield. year, will be at the fullback prat. GLENDALE Tho rest of the team will likely Kent Ryan, 190 pound ball carlineup with Howard Eamea and rier, is the Farmer threat, while Luther Yeates at ends; Robert Rossi, 144 pound streak of dynu-gie- s. or Simpson and Herbert Mitton Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Larsen were Guy Cardon, tackles; 'Charlie Olson host and hostess at a wedding mite, may be poison to the Agand Walter Gardner, guards, and supper given honin night Friday - ' - or of Mr. and Mrs. Christian J. Greeley w.H be the scene of a Jeffs, center. real battle, according to Hai ry Tho Preston-Ogdc- n affair Is Larsen. Aggie coach, certain to be a close battle, Hughes, Colorado Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Webster, who picks the Teachers and his with the Tigers sendlpg one of the best teams in years on the field Mr. and Mrs. Asa Webster, Mr. Farmers In the same category, Colorado, Denver and Joe Call presenting a lineup and Mrs. D. M. Webster and behind Utah, that will contain six of last years families motored to Paris, Idaho, and Utah State. But with Harrv the Saturday where they spent carrying the strongest first elevenr regulars and me additional Both teams were defeated day with Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. in history, made up mostly of we pick the lettermen, only once in conference competi- Webster. the win column tion last year, while they both won Sam Cutler of Froston was in Farmers to enter The six games during the season this community Saturday, repair- without much of a struggle. Little Is known of the Weber ing broken windows in the school two teams meet Friday night as State Utah and and North Cache squads wib the building and other dwelling houses. ao the Pioneers exception that they are both reDimond Bodily of Fairview, IdaUtah is likely to record the puted to be small and fast. Very ho, was here Saturday and bought first Intersectional victory of the little of last year's experience Is a number of milk cows. at the conference season for contained in the starting lineups of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Porter of Des Moines Friday night against tho two teams and a very inter- lwiston were guests of Mr. and Drake was forced to the esting and close game may be Mrs. Lee W. Wheeler and family Drake. limit to pull through with a tie expected. e against an unknown fourth-rat- week At Brigham City the Brxelder Saturday. Miss Alta Larsen spent Frldav team in the last Bees will be favored to take ight in Preston with her sunt. and should cause little damage to the measure of the Bears again al Mrs. i the Ike forces. The Mathilda Larsen, Armstrong though the Bear River team will Christian J. Larsen announces Redskins will send a lineup he much stronger than last year. man who is no The Bees, with their 26-- 0 victory his wedding dance to be given ciy one regular or reserve over South Cache last week, are Saturdav night in the ward amuse- a seasoned egainst the Drake eleven. Gerald the ranking favorites of the con- ment hall. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen mo- lamnen at fullback Is the orlv ference. Drake Although tored to Logan. Monday. Mr. Howfavored team in the ard Auger and Mr. VL.cent Owen may be the our guess that they wore also Logan visitors Mon- game it is EN LIVESTOCK to tbc will do little damage day. We pick Utah by i Mr and Mrs. Vern Nelson were Utahns. i.ose. guests of his parents, Mr. and Hog- s- Rateipts, 655, 124 direct, 207 to Mrs. H. 8. Nelson of Preston Sun include meet a through shipments Colorado Mines will SHn Francisco packers: steady at dav evening. Color ido Coland Mr. and Mrs. Christian .1. Lar- heavy team improved Tuesday's close; top, 6 60 on be.s! Colorado at Springs lege drive-inbulk good kinds around sen motored to Ogden Monday. Saturday and are about doomed sows. 0.50 down; packing Thcv will also visit with Mrs for their second 'defeat. The exI .nrson's down. parents, Mr. and Mrs. perience received in the Denvei 692; through John Jorgensen of Huntsville. Caltle Receipts, game last week will make them Winter mdc Its first appearance much stronger and will .likely shipments Include 192 to Los Anmucu geles market and 68 to San Fran Sunday night when an inch of make tho Tiger victory cisco packers; steady; few loans snow covered the ground, blit had closer. Montana grass steers around 810 bv noon Monday. to 850 pounds, 3 50; short load Colorado University will meet a H E. Bowles of Lewiston, was Idaho grassers, 13 25, all he-- e on business Monday. poweiful Kansas eleven at Law with freight benefit; medium and waare Several families hauling rence, who are likely to emerge good grass steers and heifers, ter from their neighbors on victorious on their reputation. The 2.65 down; bulla 3.25fi3.50; of springs drying up that Jayhawkers are due for a sur4.50r have never pood and Choice vealers, failed before as long prise. however, as the Silver and 0.00, no early sales cows. Gold eleven is the strongest ir. as old timers ran remember. Sheep Receipts, 12.008: through and will play a hard fough years an was Wheeler Melvin Ogtleh Colo shipments include 2328 to game against them. Kansas should week. last visitor mar to Denver 239 rado feeders. win but the sucre will be close. 206 to Kansas drouth City. ket, 2019 to Omaha market and 1668 to CAT AND MONKEYS HAPPY Montana State - should record lateChicago market; Tuesday's their first victory of the season new Kan. EMPORIA. iiRiA ncies, weak to slightly lower than Dakota. Wynmiug will up egainst Zoo the between Emporia last week's best time; four doubles alliance, bv doubtcdly be snowed under Idaho lambs, 6 25: sorted monkeys and a cat, has been es- Nebraska. Brigham Young Uni tablished. Someone tossed the cut 15 to car at 5.25; five doubles should have little tremble Idaho lambs, $6 00; one load Into the monkey cage and now versity m subduing Occidental and West4 75; both the monkeys and cat seem feeders out at ern States may win their only drive-in5 00(g 5.25. satisfied with the arrangement game of the season against the Fort Lewis soldiers. i: I:: All twelve light-foote- Delicate Mechanism were outfits like fine watches. The slighie t aull, and JOCKNE movement failed. Each part was mechanized o dovetail with the other. With all due credit to Rockne, who knew what he had and how to carry It out, the Warner scheme is the more practical, because, unlike a timepiece, the human element is involved in the greatest of intercollegiate games. The Warner plan can be Imparted by a pupil of the master, whereas Roekne's blazing personality nominated his methods. The basis of the Rockne system is a balanced, or seven man. line. Crowley is using an unbalanced line this season, whuli is luiesy for a product of South Bend. It Is the first time that a Rockne student has u rl an unbalance I line. L'vxy 11-- 3 ' '& Khtm if M two-yea- 1 ? i mid-we- 11 lt i st . car-tyi- ng I ! .si ' , n. r ! it- - s; dpnard 800-pou- ll! r 'll I M 5 It -- s, HERALD-JOURNA- in FORECASTING CONTEST L I namtf the following to finish first, second and third the Rocky Mountain conference football campaign this fall : - FIRST Logan will receive a hard fight fiom the Spartans but should come out with a victory, while Boxelder should record their tirst ronference victory over the Bears Ogden and Preston will likely tangle in an intensely fought encounter with the former taking Cache ani l.igh honors. North Weber be will evenly very matched, but a home field will make the Weber eleven favorites SECOND THIRD Utah Aggies will finish as follows: Won Lost Utah Aggies , . Fct Total Opponents Points Total Points Name Address Age : . . . , ,1 . - (If under 20 years old). (Contest Closes October 5) .. a . . The Conference One high school race, which starts tomorrow, will find all eight teams in action against each other. Logan will travel to South Cache, Bear River will meet Boxelder at Brigham, Preston and Ogden and Weber and North Cache will meet at Ogden. . .i. CABBAGE QUINTUPLET Five ASHTABULA. O. Ti! heads of cabbage, grown from a single stalk, were produced in the garden of Foster Thompson. The Second ward M.I A. held their opening social on Tuesday evening Various new games were r.ayed. About 10.30 a short program was given as follows; ReadA playlette ing. Regina Kohler (ailed "The Playhouse" was given hv a number of MIA. workers Talk, Phebe Robinson I.-- cream cones were served to all. The Misses Coy Fife and Gwen clolvn have gone to Hansen to resume their Vernal, Utah seheol work. A B. Crabtree has resigned bis position as janitor of the First ward church due to the 11 health of his wife Mrs. Louis Frank spent Saturat the day night and Sunday home of Mr and Mrs. H J Hawkes of Lewiston Mr and Mrs. Alton Se.imoii' cl Hyde Patk visited with htr larents, Mr and Mrs. Frank Merrill on Sunday. Grant Chugg who has employ meni at Ashton, Idaho, spent the week end with his folks. Kutter of Pocatello George spent part of last week at thu bumc of John Ranzenberger. Mrs. Thomas Walker and daughter of Pleasant Grove arrived here Monday for a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. E. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Orvin Wenner-giecof Logan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lcland Zollinger on .'i ip day Alisa Doiothy Baer in Salt Lake spent part of last week with relatives n nere- "'ROWLEY'S departure from the Rockne system he knows :o will, undoubtedly, is tho first of many. In another two or three years, the Rockne system is qtiile likelv to he discarded universally, perhaps to reappiar, as fa ilium, do. hi another decade, when It will be new again, and in the hands of a Dew director. The current rules are against the success of (he Rockne svslem. since the offensive team can no longer beat the ball Siiue Koikne', time, they've had to come to a complete stop Ih foie completing the shift. hard-drivin- " Aio-rjUNr- 45, --SLHMIPT 19 FOJTFAU- - (jJA-- X OP AFU.fi FIVE Vi Afi olKKfiAM, Wilt fit - Ivan Burton and child! en Valley are visitin- - at the ME and onic of her parents, Mrs. Font Zollinger. Mr and Mrs. rl. B Campbell, Jr., entertained at dinner on Saturday evening at their canyon home in Logan canyon. A beautiful cake formed the centerpiece. Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs. H B Campbell, Sr, Mr. and Mrs Walter Fife, Mr and Mrs EL A Chugg, Mr and Mrs Budge Low, Mr and Mrs F. R Check-ettMr and Mrs Jesse Jensen. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bitter, Mr. and Mrs. Apdy Anderson, Mr and Mrs. Fred Jensen, Mr. and Mrs Had Rockne lived, he would have Introduced variations Id his attack to meet the alterations In the rules, or the change., in tho defense against it. The Norseman wab too fast for even his own sy deni. Riillianl as they may be, none or his pupils is capable of carrying it out. A new football school will come with another Roi kne, but don't stand in a telephone booth until another and belter one comer alouv. Duard Chugg, Mrs James Gib hon i and the liod an) hosier The occasion being the cyst.il weduing anniversary an a.sort-iren- t of crystal gifts wire received The Busy Bees dob plea l.ntly surprised Mrs Anna Schmidt visitors to fresh strawberries from on Wednesday evening, the O' her own patch. She was presented fusion bung her buthdav Visiting with a gift. and sewing wrre enjoyed and Pi evident O H. Budge who re- delicious him hcon was served The guest of honor treated her ently returned from the German La-S- hi HOLE ONE WITH PUTTER BRITAIN. Conn (UP) L NEW Ki inembc i mg the of a advice f. n r.d that by using a putter the bill will hold the green better on a short hole, Charles Haddock, Jr, dioce with the unorthodox and scored an ace ori the loth at Stuilcy course. club 147-ya- IIultN Pulse Teeth Tijjht All Day Long Fasti eth, a new improved pow- der keeps plates from dropping or lipping No gummy, pasty feeling Suei 'ins breath Gives real teeth d ey Praised by people eoiolort and iler.tists everywhere Avoid weary (M FaUeeth at City Drug Co or youi druggist. Three sizes. a' , WASH OUT 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES J The Pendulum Swings p-- f , blde-swlpi- State-Denv- 12-1- 0, TOIvK 1 STANDINGS I -- Sleepy Jim Crowley, one of the foremost di ipb of the l.i te Knute Kenneth Rixkoe (hats off, gentlemen, voi.i in ver see another lika .iinii, lea, veered from the master's t;!e en attack at Fordham University."' I have an idea that tjiis means the beginning of the end if t "no Rockne system of footbe.1I play. Note that 1 call it the Rockne' sysNotre Dame plan dn d tem, and I believe I'm right, for the with its founder. The Rockne system was applicable only at laige institutions. Too much stress was placed on Individual blocking. A superior typo of athlete was required to execute (lie him king Notre Dame has 400 candidates, and lengthy spring demanded end fall drills. The Rockne theory calls for perfect timing, while the Warner way, for example, allows two men to bloi k out one defensive athlete. Rockne-schoole- d Interferes hit and run, the idea tacklcrs off balance just long enough for a being to knock would-b- e d ball bearer to slip through. Warner and Howard Jones teams smash mop up. Their arrangements are more deliberate, and consequently more thoioiigh. VKV Major League -- pie-lu- GRAYSON CONFERENCE ONE Friday's Schedule Ixigan High at South Cache. Preston at Ogden. North Cache at Weber. Rear River at Boxelder. i Harry By NEW CHRISTOPHER IN COLUMBUS Austrian mission, was the speak er in the First ward sacrament A meeting on Sunday evening musical trio was played bv Alvin, Olive and Emma Dell H mson. Win Back Pep . Vigor Vitality Medical authoriti1! asm that your Irid-vs contain If Mil ES of tiny tubes or which blp to puny the blood Slid ki d you h althy. If vou hasp trouble with too freonent hladdrr pap; sires with scanty amount eaus-i- n burmn and discomfort, the IS MILES of kidney tubes need wAsbmsr out. This dan-frsicnal may he the beginning of nagging haokat he, g pains, loss of pep and vitality, ev t u up mphts, lumbago, swollen feet ami ankles, rheumatic pains and dizamesi. If k iune3 don t empty 3 pints every day t rd of 4 pounds of waste matter, and your bod v will take up these poisons causing seiiou trouble. Jt may knock you out and lav vou up for many months. Don't wait. Ask yonr diutrcist for DOAN S PILLS . . . a tie- tor n pt scr.pdon . , . which has been used by millions of kidney auf-over 40 years They give quick i r'l.ef and will help to wash out the lo Id Eh of kidney tubes, lint d'n t fake chances with strong drugs or kidney cures that claim to fix vom up in mmutes.for they may seriously in uru and irritate delicate tissues. Insist c PH Lfi . . the old reliable repn f in that c ntam no dope or g drm s. Me Mi-- o vou get DOANS PILI,S it your driLf.i-- t. u34. Foster-Milbur- n Co. DN (advertisement) Llk 'wiMt t and dont worry, youll get this famous Mrs tf Park I MOVIES FOR poultry movie, part of special poultrymens meeting. Also, in person, two authoriwell-kno- bargain prices and other claims. Did it ever occur to you that ourfriends talk so much about price because they know that their tires cant stand up against the biggest sensation of the year our G-- 3 so-call- ed All-Weather- s? Dont let them kid you the tire to POULTRYMEN All-talki- ng hear a lot of talk about SURF, youlldiscounts floor level buy is the tire with 43 longer mileage at no extra price! Thats what the G-- gives you. non-ski- L d u idrr All Wrother Tread and the grc-it- r road grtnaf mrr nnn-khincka in the center, Ynv th ft ay anti imooth travel nf widrr riding nh gt 3 Yntt jfrt (Af of cloarr inui, rtutn u netted non sktd Uocti and rtbt Ynu get morr rubber in the trend aorap nf two poundn more per tira. Come in and see for yourself! wn ties available for discussion of your poultry problems. 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