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Show beat Ihr : ... 73 War taay Jul) VOLUME . WHEAT Open High 73 72 3-- 4 72 5-- 8 75 5-- 8 3P Low Close 73' 73 2 8 72 75 WEATHER Ob rrrr 778rnr nrr 7TT5 76 3-- 8 2 ; 3--8 8 LOGAN CITY, CACHE LIIL BOMB IN SEDAN KILLS DRIVER Unsettled tonight and Snow in south; colder. LTAII Tuesday; and Tuesday, freezing temperatures. COUNTY, UTAH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1930. BUYlIHEftT IBSUPREMEGQUHTUTOS 5TIM1 17F HFARS ii fflfffl- NUMBER Wffl fllllPLARES 111 270, TO SPEED UP ILL UTAH HAMPERED BY STORM; - TWO DEATHS Oil WEST COAST Ii t Grain Idaho Senator is to Filibusters full Con Believes bu sideration Should be Given to Legislative Matters. Op-pos- ed Main Highways of State Remain. Open Snow4 (Finches Deep in Vicinity of vSalt Lake Fair Weather Predicted. Claim Twenty Errors were Stabilization Attorneys Pur Corporation CasH KMadeTn-the-Trichases- in Both of al and Future. Markets'1 Delbert "Green for Farm Board CKair-- l the Murder of Wife and Her Parents. man Speaks. , J Immediate Release of All Available Appropriations Announced by Secretary Hurley May Ask Deficiency Appropriation. - Salt Lake City, Nov. 17 (AP) Salt Lake aty, Nov. 17.1 API Washington, Nov. 17 Washington, Nov. 17 (AP) Snowfall that reached a depth release of all availChairman Legge of the farm in his trial errors Twenty of 10 inches in the vicinity of able appropriations to speed driboard said today the grain stab- - j y,ere claimed by attorneys for this city hampered automob.le vers and harbors, flood control il'zation corporation was buying Delbert Green, under sentence traffic and grounded airmail and army construction during wheat both in the cash and f u- - of death for the murder of his notice he will not be stampedplanes on some routes. The fall the winter was announced toture markets m its stabilization uncle, James Green, in their ed in the disposal of legislahad ceased this forenoon and day by Secretary Hurley, C ODeratlons. argument before the state sup- tion at the ' coming term of were resuming most planes comof the stabili The court for me here operations The war secretary ordered the today Congress. the.r schedules. The state highextend toimutation to Tif'e Imprisonment, zation corporations yesto the capital no reports appropriations made available commission had way Returning markets. all the practically used Green confessed the slaying February, instead of of blocked main roads. . , through terday, the Idaho senator lmpu-ddfiPurchases are being made at the of h.s them over the fiscal wife; Gladys, the term superlative A western air, express plane spreading current price. year, in order to provide added and her mother and stepfather, ill discussing implicawas enroute to Lake Salt In no the is "There City peg price The funds avail-- ai the latter of whom was the tions he saw In the adminisaown at St. George, Utah, early employment. at all, Leve said. were estimated picture convicted between was He ip uncle. Photo assurances . Ptess for 4octated slayers tration quest this morning but later resumed $20,000,000 and $25,000,000, Arked if the corporation haq of first degree murder of James from leaders of both Republiwest east its and A bomb attached by a wire to the generator of his automobile as as much flight. Boeing no re bought for the asked be making a may .Green, Congress can and Democrats fa congress jury store N. V, shos bound planes were grounded at snuffed out the life ot Angelo Albanese, Syracuse, bushels of wheat In its stab lizar commendation for leniency, com- deficiency appropriation of against a filibuster to force an and the as ho was starting out on s pheasant hunting so faf the chair? Given hls Cholce between hangReno, efforts Cheyenne tion proprietor, I hot 'rt 4n to the projects sUll extra session in the spring. was held for further man ware questioned by police and his brother-in-lapany reported here, but were further in push replied, I think so. Delbert and shooting, Lyle Kemp, 13, Kellogg. Ida., boy mg the spring. I have not heard of any foreto was Invest'nation. continue this , a in expected said He the 34 merit corporation earned badges Green Chose to face a firing cout, such threats from the DemoThe secretary said the amount Two southbound planes not tpmig to raise the pnee cji execution was year and is believed to be the noon. uad bu(. of crats, neither have I heard deficiency National Paries of appropriations nnwarthe in nation. to sccut airways but the prevent wheat, youngest eagle staye(j by h.s appeal. any such threats- - from the were down at Ogden and were which congress might be asked ranted price decline. maintained he said. I attorneys would Greens Progressive,1 not expected to continue their depend upon the extent Regardmg the length of time the test of Green's insanity to which such funds could be think it .an exhibition - of supstorm broke. In schedules until the has engaged -erlative impudence- - to- be- - statpreirr-that on tMclainu- were President 'The snowfall here had reach- judiciously- expended: oraPora Procourt the in that The district in effect second ing 1930 crop, Legge said it had ed a depth of 7.4 Inches this gressives or the Democrats been buying a Lttle wheat in Davis county instructed to the Rain was reported morning. be have not just as keen a sense New j MRS, GEORGE POND, Correspondent presumed mry Grfn Dedicates over southwestern Utah with Weston Pioneer, . the soft spots for some little sane . ot responsibility and quite as to evidence the snow a tenth of an inch in time. Without looking up the j intelligent conception of their y was he could give no exact depth in the eastern part of the John H. Campbell duty as the regulars. Chapel state. Rain and snow were reDayton CLUBS ENTERTAINS evidence introduce to Greeri He added he never had fil-- . ting a over of area the And ported large Ida Mrs. entertained Rogers of insanity in collateral rela-- t ibucted and did not intend Character Rocky Mountain states. the members of the Lewiston Witham Thinks At Hs me ves. new ,$0,000 doing so now, but did (not proDayton The AlonS and club The storm was expected "to the Literary of out state to the be for argued- ward chapel recently completed continue stampeded pose Attorneys on Thursday Service Of Brigham club at her home and tomorrow, today that the court permitted scienMrs. Melvin Stevafternoon. with a cold wave predicted for Weston John H. Campbell, 79, (Cbntinued on Page Eight) Of hf riPfrrtriflnti,s ens ga fKF'oTdpidneef of' tills place, sanity'and tiiaTTKJT fury "'was Lauded AFBier and Mrs Orson Hyer reviewed Snowdrifts .stalled automo- and father of William Campbell Hyer .nstructed to find him not guil- Heber J. Grant Saturday even-ta- biles the of "Giants west of the this and south drama, Services Sunday city cf the Logan 6ff ce of the This gather.ng was also last ty if there was a reasonable Earth by Rolvaog, a .Norweg-scrvice- a night, but the toads were Cache national forest, passed doubt as to his sanity. the priesthood session of the opened later by state highway away after a lengthy illness ian author who holds the at taken Tne arguments were For Mrs. Griffiths BoUlder, Coio., Nov. 17 (AP) his home . here on Thvsday quarterly conference of Oneida department workers. of the under advisement . by the mp-,e- stake. President Grant was in San Francisco, Nov. 17 (AP) evening. Blood poisoning result Coach Myron Witham court, which met today in attendance at the Sunday sesThe United States weather ed in an illnes of three weeks' on Saturday, were held ta thetwo clubs Victor 'tewhlch1 bowed3 34 to0 topecd session to hear them, In Ninth Ward homeLewiston of the stake conference bureau predicted that the storm duration. sions First ward chap-- ( Hendricks was an invited, Utah university last Saturday! the vthich has prevailed over westheld in Preston also. Funeral Services are set 'for o'clock guest.. Delicious refreshments in the game that decided theM! ed on Wednesday jit ern states for the last three Tuesday at 4 p. m. in the (ftes-to- n 1- 1Priesthood of the Value The served to ?4. Mountain Funeral services for Mrs Helen with Bishop Saul E. Hyer pre- j conference,! ward chapel. Rocky was the theme of President days and claimed two lives on Thru Mr. and Mrs l Cecil 'Telford championship, thinks .the Utqsi g Grant-dur.nThompson Griffiths, wJe of Ro- - i siding. The- choir sang, open-the' -- dedicatory San Francisco bay would wear Born in Iowa ta January 1851, , Idaho" Falls land "Mrs. have one of the greatest elevens j California ? bert E: Griffiths Jr. were held Deepening Trials., The out itself and in of " Campbell experienced crossCarnival Coming ceremony, by George Nevada today. prayer was offered 'y Denniiigs ' of Ionia, m the nation and one ot the in the Ninth ward chapel Sun-lin- g the plains with his parents S. ing J. of direction Under the ; and all time gridiron immortals in. Joseph Bergeson. The Idaho, Storm clouds' will give way when he was four. Tuesday spent beday, afternoon. Mrs. Griffiths Bishopthen was new I ! the chapel Callan, Fath-j Wednesday in Lewiston. They big I rank Christensen, half sang, Oh My to clear skies In these twcrstates Montpelier . and, Weston, Ogden, oied early Friday morning fol- -j choir Idaho Millville All comm.ttees have gun about 20 yean 8to. Charles was er. came of to Illness attend funeral The the seven weeks a back, by tomorow, observers predicted, were successively the home of speakers lowing of the re, assumed Jones charge Down-have hard and been working with the mercury falling in the family. during , which t.me everything Bishop P. T.a Bright of chumi Brigham Hyer. Mots Mary Telford returned ported everything ready for the work upon the death of Mr. Nevada and the Sierras. Overboyhood ey, Idaho, that was humanly possible was of For a number of years Mr. the He 1 d upper Callan. completed carnlvak o annual wardt who Mr. ,t home on Tuesday after a weeks coats should still be wprn ta Campbell Hyer, done to restore her to health. freighted - between house. new of floor the meeting to northwest and Corlnne and Montpelier. the Pacific enjoy Everyone will be able The body was tenderly laid a.way of his wonderful character stay in Idaho Falls with Mr. sende Mr. was Jones It during of his themselves when the bazaar and Mrs. Lowell Ti tensor, Mountain regions, where Fifty-fiv- e in the Logan cemetery follow- and personality and Mr. years ago as Bishop that the building re- Rocky President G. A.j Mrs. Allen Lufkin of Shelley, opens at 2 p. m. on Wednesday, cords winter, had a more tenacious Campbell was united in maring mest impressive services. musical talent. more No were burned. Mr. art19 of who with every needed spoke Idaho, is visitirg in Lewiston an equal chance of victory, Nov. Mus'cal numbers consisted of a Hogan prognosticators warned. with M.ss Julia Fifield at of the grio, as a faithiul pioneer of with Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Wiser coach A .youthful duck hunter and a riage icle for sale. From 5 until 8 done toward completion Witham said Clarkston. quartet composed of Frank Hyer A. until new George chapel of . the pioneer and family. soldier fisherman lost their lives Surviving are the widow and Christensen is the greatest oclock a bounteous (chicken Griffin became blshcu. Baugh Sr., Frank Baugh, Jr., this 'City and de-- , Mrs. Eda Cunningham has 'plunger the Rocky Mountain re- supper will be served. cn wind-sweSan Francisco the following chJdren Prof Walter Welti and Charles stock from which he came,himreorwas Relief The endeared society been sDendmg the last week at has an O. Peterson; a vocal solo by claiming that he sale will auction Utah ever be Mrs. Julia Peck of Malad, Mrs. bay yesterday. When their row There produced g0n the his of to inbecause Sunday self the hospital with her daughter man power in every position, at 1 oclock on November 20, ganized during boat capsized, Carl Hoppe was Ethel Lamb, Cornish; Mrs. Nes-si- e many Prof, Walter Welti and an stake of the Mr. session and that acts of of who Mrs. Bingham drowned and Henry Rothman kindness; Cornish, strumental trio composed of Their men are not bulky, slow with fishing pond and bazaar Jones and Mrs. Alta AnHal Farr, Mrs. William Splcker Hyers wife had betli most to seriously ill with Typhoid tellows but trim looking speci and other attractions, at 8 conference as follows: Anna R. rescued near exhaustion. A wave drew's, Salt Lake City: WilLam and Beryl kind his Hawkes, faithful and Dvke off H. president,, fever, during (Whipped private Van mens with speed and leg power. o'clock there will be a big minof Logan; Grant' ;nd Prof. S. E. Clark. i - Eames and Leona Greaves the rock from which he was and Campbell The funeral sermon was long illnpss. Alton Campbell of Weston, It Is one of the finest teams strel show. A drama at 8 p. m. G. counselors. as He Gate. near Golden An Instrumental duet was fishing on Nov. 21 and a free dance for I have ever seen. Edward and Alma Campbell of preached by President Joseph Gr Falls . drowned. E. Cardon with closing remaiks Witham once played quarter- every one are other featives.' Los Angeles and Arnold Campsung by Whispering Hope Schuff Clarence and Edward acback for Dartmouth teams and bell of Salt Lake. by Bishop Tom Perry. Pravers Erwin and Vem Wiser, Scout snow L. E. Danielsen companied at the Training were offered by Stevens, Imprisoned by critics was named by many From Floor Eighth a smee ta four cabin and Mrs. Vern Wiser. of Smthfield First ward Friday teams. for miles above the camp on Mount Two Bodies Taken $500,000 Nearly Roy Egbert. There vts a large Dr. D. C. Budge of Logan , School Opens Cafeteria School friends Hood, Oregon, were the objects turnout of relat.ves ind Open told of the malny sterlmg Nov. 17 (AP) To Goes Seattle, Od of rescus has of feet Ten a The zvhich their to offer sympathy and pay party. cafeteria, qualities of Mr. Hyer and of fn night clothes, George Valk, snow marooned them with but and a From Landslide changes parting respects to this h'ghlv his lifetime associations with 42 reputedly Growers Beet contractor undergone renovation, Ireston Executive Scout With wealthy been Floral has woman, respected young him. Dr. Budge said it takes of Pullman, Wash., plunged to thorough W Pend acting (Continued on Page Eight) as scoutmaster, in operation at the senior high tributes were many and beauti- a family to make big men and his death last night from the during the past week, accordful. Bishop B. G. Thatcher of- big women and this family of M. Peterson as assistant Harold Lyons, France, Nov. 15 (AP) floor of the Olympic ing to Supt. Louis A. Petersch was paid to scoutmaster, and Reed Y. Bailey $500,000 Two more bodies were taken Nearly fered the dedicatory prayer at Mi. Hyers had done so for eighth To Checks here. Receive hotel of the city schools. The junior beet growess of Franklin county as from the wreckage left the grave side. today him. He also told of the many the committee announcchairman, troop Police, tentatively high's new cafeteria opened and employes of the Franklin epeninq slopes of by a landslide on the session of the laigan-- t ache things in which Mr. Hyer had ing it a suicice case, reported today -on Saturwith county company Fourvlere hill sugar the pupils patronizing Wednesday, himself a community finding two empty liquor bottles school Grave for For stake Visitias proved training I it liberally. Arrangements have day according to reports com- scoutersleadership bringing the number of 'bodies d Flashes Of Life I benefactor. m the room and floor opened on Saturday evenbeen provided in both to care ing from Preston three miles recovered to ten. of the Mr. and Mrs. H. H, Harrison rooms at in 7:30 the ing with cigarelte stubs. indents of both schools north of the factory site. This is foi The Goulish task of excavacommerce. chamber of More Nov 17, sang, I Hove Heard of a (API Chicago, who bring their lunch to schooL the first payment to farmers for as engineers continued tion toLand. ed70 mourners than on Pond Executive The better New York prepared Organ spoke The cuisire at both cafeterias approximately 85,000 tons of izaiion new measures to protect t. took the Hunters Bullet Hits womake second to Meihoils Hyer, Bishop their a and more concluding Patrct and day ucated she is the is .meeting with popular favor sugar beets, accordng to Manabuildings which remained standn speaker .aid .1. (V, Rirkbrideof the Cache Primage to the grave in that since the man earns. The National oc- ger Thomas Heath of the from all stud&nte-Jiavin- g ing in the vicinity. of A. first the Thiel ward the rose the Louis considered year of school Profescemetery of Business and topie casion to share- the ifrsd. Since the first landsLde pew 13 In Man had had Automobile funerals ot and a ieH.n Fresco wilt and receive artist found clubs has They Scouting Object sional Womens crevasses have appeared ta the 5 those betli had Priests. woer talks at checks their these for deity the in of High tonight payment annual median earnings were earth and precautions LIFE ANDGHARACTER OF, MRS. C. E. South Cache high sihool before the Visit. men to be: doctors of philos-opt- y, He also paid tribute to Mr. workmen the to taken protect dis- 17 character and of Nov. was session the Priest made This or Hyers opening arts River, Ida., masters of patience. llymm strange $3,167; LOFTHOUSE, OLDEST RESIDENT OF trict leadership training school for possible by thesightartists will laboringwere notified this mornhe choir sang the closing (AP) A bullet presumed to of science, $2,349; bachelors of They number the and benediction a which set aside a trust fund norfired have been by. or hunter, of science, $1,759; arts COMMUNITY, LAUDED AT FUNERAL scouters, that the sentries watching Attendance for the opening ses- - of $2,500 in bonds to pay the ing new mal school graduates, $1,506; a as pronounced by James Tag- entered an automobile through cracks would sound a the came two mourners gart. sion the wa missed not to so a rear, those $1,867; occupants provided they large high school graduates, buS caU ln Ule event opldang been A She was Richdeath. had Interment 17 in Paradise acquainted to on the June back and follow in his the On thru to are seat, large grave school .gathering draw., passed expected graduates, grammar cemetery, s. W. Hend- the front seat and lodged in the of towns people and "numerous .with the Lofthouse family for Friday evening at 7:30 the next November 17. About $1,500 was college graduates, $1,867; mond, ricks dedicated the grave. The back of Eston Ronning, Spo- - relatives and friends from Box- - j 40 years,, and said, in observing e there school paid out June 17 and of the $1,529. floral offerings were profuse kane, near here yesterday. the Lfe and character of Mrs. Hj and Weber CounLes and? belt! with L. R. Humphreys were rumors that the indiv- Love and and beautiful. Many out of (tag was brought to a hospital other parts cf the state assem- j Lofthouse, that she found her leading the disrussinn on Mapping, ldual checks today would ,be Muskrat Shoots . Gainsville, Ga. town came to attelid m a grave condition. He was bled at the ward chapel Sunday to be a quiet unassuming and,u,e outline of whirh work he has much smaller than before be- people qualthe are health principal Saint, with already completed and placed in ' ause of decreased value of the lone of a party of hunte. to pay their last respects to Humble Latter-da- y ifications desired in husbands the funeral. New York Hunter the hand of the patrol leaders of bonds. In June the sums rang-th- e Mrs. Charlotte E. Lofthouse, dependab lity and determination Brenau of seniors college. by charasassemof her school. The $5 ed $20 qualities from to sterling aged large have pioneer. By large majorities they bly and the beautiful flowers acter.. She lived the laws of so decided in questions pro- - Storms Claim Three Lives In Louisiana N. Y., Nov. 17 Jamestown, were evidence of the respect church ta her daily life and the faculty. pounded by (AP) If a man shoots a muskand esteem this community and spent her time and means for Uneasiness Felt Following Strike In rat that isnt even a hunting for And Mississippi; Considerable Damage lier many trends had for her. things worthwhile and notbeen Abraham Wolff St. Louis item, but if a muskrat shoots ' The services were in came from Russia 45 years azo charge of frivolity, and had always she man Madrid-Seri- ous Barcelona a Tearle At O. L. Lee. The choir fa thful to the covenants, and became a junkman. He Rioting B:shcp H. George, , Jamestown of her greatest New Orleans, Nov, 17 AP Sporadic storms of t'omadic sang Come Come Ye Saints had made one has left an. estate of $1,000,000 fireman, caught a muskrat in after her as the opening number. The in- desres to look In recent years he made money force lashed Louisiana and Mississippi over- - the week-en- d a trap yesterday, then realising vocation was offered bv John ancestors. In olL Madrid, Nov. 17 AP A feeling of sharp apprehension that muskrat was out of sea claiming at least three lives, injured scores and causing con- - Welch. Other musical numbers Orson Smith of Logan ws Prevail here today, although the city was getting back into son, determined to free toe were as follows: Piano and vio- proud of his acquaintence with Ceres, goddess of j siderable crop and property damage in rural communities, Chicago But tae muskrt re- a its stride after general strike which paralyzed Ta who courage the had God Nearer In Chicago.1 duet with-5lin overlooks My who ?, was 300 estimated more people were it than grain,Mississippi e; and hardihood to stand by them I out IS Thee," Mr. and Mrs. J. H. shelter, their dwellings destroyed or unroofed. 2 b1!:eILt shln.ec1, UP- vocal solo. Im Just Go- - convictions. It could be truth- was increased by reports of serious noi-:tra- p The uneasiness the Davis prodded 24. as her home George death JKteSte switch whenever of fully said that this, was the. end. waamwhsiiQ tag Home- ,- H. t at Barcelona, a strike of several crafts at Valencia and im- - j imai; ThehT the mlukrat' w7cn$ atoD statue the collapsed at. Brookhaven, MisS. Two negroes were killed m Logan, .accompanied by. Mrs. inf a perfect day for Mrs. aluminium 'into action. As it scrambled One (house, that such characters as pending sympathy strikes in other cities. , vocal solo, board of trade building becomes : Louisiana. WU- - hers are rare, 20 In Solemn Sweetly j smokestacks. from Thought, of Franklin a dirty Swirling through narrow, restricted part seconds she will be spick and; COyntyi Mississippi, a terrifip wind levelled more than 3? liam Ellis. accompanied by Lot- -j p q Hansen said. ,n visiting were closed but the tieup was not - so serious as that at ,ascldtoi:harecd.r " sp 6 h7 u0me. ue bad always Madrid yesterday. It was feared, however, that the strike George is in' a hospiKd'u dwellings, barns and killed livestock. An emergency medical . ?cccm-jS?u,hLottie Tn- reach more serious Proportions before the day was wound ta his abdomen ' - New York Back, from the unit was estabhshed at Itoxie, Miss. A swath a mile wide was ter. had known the I ake Chad region ef Africa cut through Nuxobee county. Near Macon, Miss., 22 negroes P ( Mrs. lsVabclley Oldham was the. A rer?'- Two hundred Communists and a few Socialists have been cdBoard'o1 W, C. Seabrook, author, says Were hurt slightly when a church where they ware attending J- related of disturbances of the past Wll, hold a Stewart with the Logan connection mS in arrested and were funorid "wake vasket blew down. The the Yorkersfre'has body ' tamtoan Newv , j three flays here, beard icci at . an mght burled mw to . adjacent field, met on the- - street- f Washington, 17 Nov. (API-Imm- (P) In blunt terms Senator Borah indeof . Idaho, Republican leader, has served pendent ediate J LEWISTON DEPARTMENT Grant stilbzon con-lecor- Passes w-Ahre- g. , , - i ' T -- e- , - w-- - pt Jumps Franklin , Mont-count- Fed-ertio- y $1,-48- 0; Logan-Caeh- Ron-(eld- i er 1 ' 48-ho- ur tans-.captiv- e. Loft-Fous- -- thU.MUeerge an-in- Loft-Thatch- . rSK mtKff mht J af ( 1 Sar te |