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Show U 4V THE PAGE SIX HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN. UTAH, L, MONDAY, MAY 9. 1932. Capone Is In The Jail House Now A1 Mendoix News The New Testament class with Isabella Stumpf their leaders, Mrs Hans Anderson Jerry Baker of Arbon, Idaho, and Miss Marcia Darley, enjoyed was a Mendon visitor Friday a party Friday evening in the Mr. and Mrs Victor Allen, Mrs recreation hall Games were play- A J. Allen, Mrs. Silas Allen of ed and refreshments were served Hyrum, Mrs Ivy Lindquist of to40 spent Tuesday Mrs W F. Kidman entertained Rexburg, Idaho, John at a party m honor of the birth- as guests of Mr and Mrs. enterO Hugnes. Mrs, Hughes day of her son, Donald. Lun- tained at an attractive luncheon. cheon was served A large birthMrs Manila Buist entertained decorated at an afternoon day cake, beautifully party, Thursday. -formed a pleasing centerpiece. JenCovers were laid for Donald Kid- Luncheon was served to Miss SorRichards, Mrs. Mary E. man, Mr and Mrs Frank Bench nie of Cornish, Mrs Eugene Jores and ensen, Mrs. Annie Huyues, M.ss tola and Orpha Buist. Mrs Baugh of Weusviile, Mr. and Mrs John Anderson haa in Mrs Kidman and family. able to attend Mrs Dan Maisey entertained her business as manager of the at a delightfully arranged lunch- Anderson store for the past week., eon party, Saturday night. The She is confined to her home at taole was tastefully decorated River Heights, from suffering with spring flowers. Covers were blood poisoning m her foot. laid for Mr and Mrs. Clarence Mr and Mrs John Laale and Phillips of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Oliver Taylor were Arthur Kidman. Mr. and Mrs. luncheon guests of Mrs. Gerald Jesse Walker, Mr and Mrs. MaiWalker, Sunday evening. sey Mr and Mrs. M D Bird were Miss Gladys Buist entertained evesui prised at a surprise party in honor of pleasantly Luncheon was irrved to 10. Val-riMiss Hardman, Friday ning 30 About attended the comevening Games were played and mencement exercises at South luncheon served Cache high school, Sunday eveMr and Mrs. Earl Bird were pleasantly surprised fWedncsday ning Mrs Minnie Hiil and daughters, Music and games were evening Eva, Olive and Anna May of Salt was served. luncheon and at enjoyed Ga., and federal of Atlanta, administration the The gateway were guests of Mrs. building penitentiary Mormon Bird is reported to be Lake City Mary I. Sorensen, Sunday. Mrs. where Alphonse Cajxme will serve eleven yeais, minus time off for good behavior, for quite ill, suffering from heart Sorensen was hostess to a nicely trouble. violation of federal income tax laws. luncheon in honcr of The following attended the fu- arranged and granddaughters. her neral, Sunday of Mrs Sarah Ann Cove daughter ss were also laid for Parker, at Wellswlle- Messrs and John Welch, Mr. and Mrs GMi H Mesdames Clarence Barrett, Floyd and Mrs H. B Whitney ELKS TO B. Hardman, George Hnhner, Claud Hughes Ward honor night of the M I Sorensen, Mrs Lizzie Baker, and A was held Tifesday evening A Mrs Nephi Sorensen was given by retold HONOR MOTHERS Mrs John D Baker and son Carlos Indian story song, by Stouts; John were dinner guests of Mis retold Kidman; story, Olive Baker: Oration Jesse Baker, Tuesday Fern Buist on "M L A Mr and Mrs Vance D. Walker given by The Scout Troop No 29 Slogan Honoring mother on Mothers and family spent the week-enlodce at Salt Like City, the guests of was presented with their charter of Logan l.iv, members in renewal the national council by XilS, B P. O Elks have arranged Mr and Mrs Andrew Cooley. Commissioner Herman The Sewing circle was entertain- Scout fitting program to be given SunPres Annie day at 2 p in at the lodge home ed at the home of Mrs Ethel Theurer of Wellivtlle The publ.c is invited to attend Tavlor, Thursday Luncheon was Baker of the M I A. stake boaid present and awarded badges the scrvucs. served to Mesdames Marjory Bird, was of merit to 23 Ada Verna Sorensen, Program numhers will include. Walker, The girls entertainOpening, by offuers, Rock Me Ethel W'alker, Marva Kidman, to Sleep Mother. U S A C string Zina Baker, Martha Barrett, Iona ed their mothers Tuesday with a Stew-aiand The refreshments t trio, Delos I umiahl, Rebecca Larsen, Lizzie Barrett and Miss program girls sang "My Mother Dear" and Everett F.aison; distribu11 D .Al,"n and Readings were given by Lorimne tion of fio-eHoward to "Protection," Griffin; Woml, Wanda Mill and Meioa Ho vurd Tribute Griffin, Rcmcm-hrame,- " Mothers diy address Prof P V Maisey; song, Melba Buist; comMotlic I," A A kiernage; posed by her mother, Mrs HanI)r Howard rail; vmnl Pm don, voial solo, "Mother Wonderful Mother orjihrec." Rav Trotman, with Miss nah Buist; piano solo, Fav Hansolo. Rot ne W Hess, aceom- - Gladvs Bailey, arcninpamst; "In- - cock ; duet, Cleo Richanls and Mine - spiration." VV F Jensen; Mother Virginia Heningcr; story, Blanche panud by Gladvs Bailev: benevoO Mine, U S A C string trio; Bird; response, Mrs Mary E Sorlime, M D Allen, Rock-a-by- e ensen. Games were enjoyed. Baby," U. S A C. string trio; dosing, M G Cardon The Fortieth quorum of Seventy will hold its monthly meeting Sunday at the stake house at 2 p m. A good program has been arranged. Professor and Mrs. Walter Welti and Daniel Tovey, Sr, motored to Salt Lake City, Tuesday. been Roy Dahle will sing at the special Mothers Day services at North Logan Sunday morning He will be accompanied by Hillman Johnson. Word haa been received by Dr and Mrs T. 8. Budge telling ot the honorable release Of their son, T. Alvord Budge, who has been as a missionary in the serving German-Austri&- n mission for the last 82 months. After an extended tour of the European countries, where he expects to visit Italy, Austria, Constantinople, Jerusalem, Carlo, Sicily and Spain, he will sail for home from London late In August sy e Journal photographer, the An NFA Service, only cameraman to travel all the way from Chicago to s Atlanta woth Seal face A1 Capone on the iormer on same to federal lode the the penitentiary, trip car1 with the prisoner and guards and snapped this picture as Caione and U. S. Marshal Henry C. W. Lauhen-heimplayed cards to wi'e away the last few hours of the trip. , Inc.-Heral- d gang-lord- er - and Leonard BJorkman daugmer, Janice, of Grot e, Idaho,n are spending the week end in as guests of President and Mrs. G- - W. Lindquist Mrs. Frank Dewsnup of Los Angeles, who has several weeks wth her spent parents, is leaving Monday for her home. Little Joyce Standing of Ogden Is also a guest at the Lindquist home for the week end Mrs. r P. 0. tctioes Linger Lo-ga- By A. 4. HANSEN The man that hath no iiiuilr nor Is not moved vttlli roneord of sweet Hounds, is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils; , , . let no Hiieh man lie trusted. Shakespeare. The High Priests of the Cache meet a afternoon stake will storm, a sweet Sunday Usually after calmness follows The undulating at 2 p. m. at the stake house. waves of the ocean lap against German meeting will be held the sheic. tho sighing of the wind Sunday in the German meeting ceases, the birds sing sweeter house at 3 45 p. ra. Missionaries and nature a great symphony h.cs will take part on the program cnanged from a m.tjistic anthem The public is invited to attend. to a serene refrain in who h the At is desired that choir members echoes only remind us of the past storm especially be present German President y A week ago, the people of Logan MA 41 BiLBB and vicinity had a veritable storm, the beautiful ryllim of which will linger in our memory DAY for sometime to come It was the greatest event in band music in the history of COMES MAY Logan, and one of the greatest in the sUte To the parents it was a revelation, and, to al music National Hospital uay. May L, ,s lovers, n surprise It Is gratifying to see so many observed throughout tho North American continent as well as In girls in every oami What fine New Zealand and other countries, Their they make suto prancing attitude, and marked George Raymond, according p William goose-stewould mak Budge perintendent of the any German soldier green with envy Memorial hospital. Scat face A1 Tapcrne, until recently overbid of the laigesl gang in the nation, being is also It of the very It is the anniversary amusing to watch led to the train handcuffed and under heavy guard on his way fiom Chicago to the the leaders of methods conducting birth of Florence Nightingale, who, Some of their would movements for federal prison at Atlanta, Georgia, to serve eleven jears for violation of the federal her known while popularly development ot nursing education seem entirely unnecessary, and are right, and income tax laws. Beside him are U. S. Marshal Henry C. W. and training, also is credited by far from graceful, still it is the between his Behind face left. G. them, William showing Marshal Thompson, Deputy in concrete interpretation hospital administration with im- leaders fc-- ra is the man to whom Capone is manacled, Vito Motici, ac to the performers difand The Laubenheimer, construcin Capone improvements portant ferent display is the individuality cused auto thief being taken to Tampa, Fla., for trial. tion, equipment and management of the various conductors of hospitals. That there were some disapNational Hospital Day has been among the contestants, Speakers were John E Dahle, chosen and set aside by all hospi- pointments are only natural It will always RITES HELD a neighbor of the Smith family; tal associations, the American, the be so While unfortunate for the Catholic, the Protestant, as well as moment, it is soon S R Egbert, counselor In the forgotten. the local and state, as get acAima Sonne, Presiward even the are Judges, best only GUNSHOT VICTIM dent bishopric, quainted day." The object is to mortals, and there never were, not Walter M Everton of the The Sunday schools are preparhelp the public learn more about ever wtll be two who would be Cache stake presidency and Bishto be given the work of their hospitals and united in We are ing special programs every detail on Mother's Day in place of the op Perry, who extended the thanks thus be better prepared to take dealing here funeral permeated Sympathy in the abstract as of John J Smith and his family of the services the well as work. class ward advantage Ninth regular m the rites chapel the concrete hospital offers. Mr and Mrs Alma Olsen, Mrs Frieiay at 2 p m for Cleo T for aid and sympathy of friends Lena Olsen and Miss Pearl Ol- Smith, 22. The youth died Tuesday end relatives Last year, several million men, The ward choir furnished seaccidental sen spent Sunday at Preston. an from women and children visited hospigunshot lections, and Lothaire Rich conThe Misses Jean and Ada Ol- wound tals on May 12. They learned that L. Tom Perry had tributed a vocal number sen motored to Ogden on MonBishop hospitals require everytning tnat Prayers were offered by A M day. charge of the services which might be needed in a home in A wholesale lots in addition to equipMrs Alton Jarvis of California Mr and Mrs H W Hansen drew an attendance pf many Larsen of the bishopric and ment and materials for medical is visiting here, guest of her par- were Preston visitors on Thurs tnends and relatives A profusion Jorgensen President George VV. Lindquist of flowers Indicated further; the care. The visitors naturally found ents, Mr. and Mrs George day esteem and expressions of con - of the Cache stake presidency much to Interest them. The hospiShe will be here ten Miss Clara Speth spent the week dolences of those who contrlbut- - didicated the grave in the city tals In North America save 1.200,-00- 0 days. end at Chesterfield, Idaho ed them. cemetery lives each year. and Mr Olsen Mrs and club The second year Hyrum sewing Much is read in newspapers of met at the home of Miss Myra Miss Rebecca Jensen spent the a serious accident to a well known Daines, their leader, or. Wednes- week end at Salt Lake City, visitcitizen and how he is rushed to day afternoon, for their first meet- ing with Mr and Mrs Clifford the hospital, but the public may ing of the season Plans were Kng Mr and Mrs E H Bene h renot know, or possibly forgets what made for the work for the combusiness turned home Monday from Burley happens after arrival. Sometimes ing season, and other weeks and months of hard work transacted The officers for thf Idaho, where they went to attend the funeral of a relative are necessary to complete the res- year were voted in as follows Miss Florence Olsen left Fritoration of the victim and, long President, Miss Celia Balls; before this, the accident is forMiss Dai sc y Seamans, day morning for Los Angeles, where she will vsit gotten by the community secretary, Marigene Lamb; report California, Her parents accomindefinitely On Hospital Day, the William er. Miss Geneva Scamons, choristo her Ogden panied Budge Memorial hospital in Logan ter Miss Virginia Burgess Dcwev Olsen spent the week rnd is open to the public and everyMrs. Alton Jarvis of California, at with Mr and one is cordially invited to visit was guest of honor at a no host MrsKuhcrt, Idaho, Joseph Horn tbs' ramus departments The house party On Tuesday evening at Mrs Lemu.i! P.odgr Fri and laboratory equipment, the the home of Miss Alice Peterson day for her home in Ogden after emergency and first aid facilities Csrds and music were features of spending a few days at the home the operating rooms, the obstetri- entertainment Dainty refresh if ilford Nielsen cal departments and the wards and ments were served to the follow11 Ol Bishop and Mrs rooms surfor medical and Misses the Mrs private sen and daughters, Violet and Jarvis, ing guestscases be all will Terese Neilsen. gical oicn Every Mcnita Prrkes, F.va, were dinner guests of Mr effort is being made by the. hos Bertha Hamry, Stella Kirby. Ainc and Mr. t'liffmd Davis, at their pital staff to acquaint the public Peterson, Ruth Kirby, Ida Mae home in Weston, Sunday with the facilities offered there I U( e. Dot VV ilson and Klioda Mr mid Mis A A S hebv The William Budge Memorial Mrs Vrri Stone, Mrs Ovules Mrs John Rmizenbergcr hospital is standardized in Class Dcnzil Lamb, a recently returned Jensen A and the training school which and Miss Ludella Jensen, attended missionary and his brother, Is maintained meets the standard c Lamb, who is visiting here the M I A conjoint meeting here Ka.vs-v!l, Sunday evening Mis Stone one! requirements while on his vacation, from The hospital day program will where he has been teaching Miss Jensen both guc interesting rommeaee at 1 30 p m , May 12 w hool the past season, were guests talks and following exhibits and dem- of honor at a card party on Satur-la- v onstrations in the various departat the home of Mr WRISTS BROKEN ments and class rooms, refresh and evening Mrs Herbert Scamons, Mrs will not need to scrub your floors when Darrell Wadsworth of Trcinon- meula will bo served in the recep- Gwelda Luc henni being assistant ton, a .student of the Utah State are finished with LOWE BROTHERS tion room of the nurses home hostess Prizes were won by Everyone is cordially Invited I, Wsitc, Mrs Suel Lamb and Agricultural tollege residing at the ENAMEL. FLOOR It forms a smooth, durable bouse, visit and inspect the hospital nexl Mrs Harold Daines Following Phi Kappa Iota fraternity finish and can be kept hosa with attractive at an treatment received UhhI coat a social evening with cards and Thursday with a damp doth. music, a delicious buffet luncheon pital Saturday morning for fracclean very wiping easily by l tures of both wrists How his in- . , fWILDS SKI IX FKACTl RED was served to the following and repeated cleanabuse is the made stand It to were not son suffered Wilwas Lamb and Verla Miss Auy TLvcaey, juries f Mr. and Mrs Benson Thorn-o- f son of Providence, Delocri Lamb j bv hospital atendants which floors are subjected and it is good ings to Smithfield, was brought to and Miss Alta Wright of Kays-viifloors. both wuud cement snd on Mr and Mrs Delbert Waite, hospital iato Friday night from a fractured skull Mr ai.d Mrs Duard Balls. Mr and confined at a Logan hospital, This Floor Enamel dries quickly put it on la kicked in Xfie head by Mrs Robert Reeder, Earl Daines where she underwent ttn operathe evening and walk on it the next morning. was running loose and Miss Menita Pcrkes, Mr and tion She is recovering nicely ward t jdospitaj Mrs. Harold Daines. Mr and Mrs Melvin Very easy to apply and it is made in a variety Mrs Lncherim Mr and 'VI- - Satifrday- - after-Ernest Ashcroft Mr. and Mrs who made their home the attractive colors. of goAdttiojl jvqg Suel Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman past winter at Hvde Park, moved in and get a color earth Come Mr ana of Morrell Mrs Hyrum, to Logsn the past week, where . . .WcJ Orson Perkeg, Mr whd Mrs. Frank thev will mane their home ct- - Lamb, Mr. and Mrs Thtron The Misses Eva and Gertrude Mr and Mrs Melvin Luch-triBentley of Trenton are visitors at .and the host and hostess. the home of George Burgess and d Mr. sd Mrs Chester Webb family to Hyrum on Sunday where Miss Golds Purser went to Salt ' jr guests of their dough- - Lake City the past w k where Mr. and Mrs she will spend the summer months Brown was recently ' ith relatives. r In hlnmrlf, 1111111-r- HOSPITAL d r.,, Ma-Ih- 12 At the&e New Low Prices drum-majo- V FOR College Ward Buy a Pair or a Set! Prepare now for a summer of trouble-fre- e driving with new tires all around. The cost is little; the feeling of security is great Whole New Set! $18.60, cash 29x4.40-2- 1 Tubes $1.03 each Free. 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