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Show CACHE AMERICAN. LOGAN. CTAII News Review of Current ! Events the World Over recline of Mr, Hoover, Reluming frnui the ItapiJaa ramp, the Chief Kircuth Joined In Ihe conference la review the etiuailon end hut furlher coordinated Mej ran If taken." Ill Nrw Englander were tnriiihert of recent Joint on re employ nient end rooa-raiioIn tuught national Idevlhg Job ecurlty by J di " Scenes and Persons in the Current News o ". 'Hitlerites Demand Control of German Government Bonus Army Is Ordered Home by Its Commander Chapin Sueceeds Lamont in Cabinet. p! a - Briefly Told for Basy Reader ' t run-f.-re- IROGSSS BEVERLY I! 1 1. L 8 - See where Mr. Iloovvr and ilowi hit satire sMnet held a mooting to dec.de where to movo the bourn army. The detm tj y ! rfali ar huJ;j ding to her to move Mr, Hoover and hi cabinet. Every Uixly Intcrmountaia Hews urn tt hni I HUE MW MM siy'y, 'v '. d in r-- Li let-te- n ; e 11 Where St. Lawrence River Dams Will Be Built ", the l!t e t- ..ft. x y State-Canad- Setting a New Worlds Record s Sol-pel- 's Governor Roosevelt 400-yar- d Noted Flyer Is Now Panning Gold that this Oool-Idg- 0 10,000-mete- v e p 9 Syndtcait, lac ut ULtimrST II? U I lltK loss l I E DltOI S t 0 fr If CRrtXTOV, Who Wa ltant to He dl appolntrd Fire. tor of the Iteconutnntlon nance rorxrMon to pa on By EDWARD W. PICKARD to steles relied on ell governor ble bat b n brewing for month, of Mate act king federal relief more the voter of ONCE frutsl t lie plana of the thousand union miner armed fund to lend with their applies Adolf llllliT and Ma National So- with ridel attacked the Dnliunliin linn Mntrmeril showing rM mated cialist party lo get control of Ihe worker end In Ihe haul one of Ihe relief need for ra.h of the renuinlx-- r government of The former wa kllird end maining month of ItiTJ end lM on both aide were wound.-d- . In Ilia The of the mtinlclpalliir end oilier fax want to do lithan electdefender, numbering lit Iml (uhdivlKlont for which fund irjr something a 'b Nirla hundred, took refuge In a small are required. the ion soini body about doubled tln-l- r building and were there bit.li-g.-l 8 hour. we for Governor In niul repreto I by this llte aked lo nd Male troop, and UNCI K StM le willing la parti luuag, rln . morning paper In Ihe world eeonnmn Angi-lt-amore than Ml National Guard tiifinlH-rn- , 21 f all natmu at the openlug of the Olympic game In Ihe great aladiura at her "Ining la decreased 7 p r the conference . efmtisored Iteenmitnictluo of the by League men to be were Iml' they aore a'lll Uili-aordered to the Stone un N. Y, c president hy 1reaMent llooxer rent iinre Ikecrirber, In figuring 2 UlarV A Miller of rx. fur short of a ma- der command of Cot Paul Metier-lin- of Nations the Invitation having 3 Soldier on guard outside the home of Chancellor Von Iapen of Germany during the r.i the (and three way hy alatleur, Before mmlng against Ihe been accepted by In jority. eleitii.a d tiiilinnre In Berlin. Ihr-- e who I it that figure up Chancellor line of union picket Ihe colonel the Stale departfool Will you Riil It Is enj bow, thing!. on Iapon and hit and ble aid scouted the region In ment. might live that muih rhiaprr, hut Mlpulaled that war ca hi m I, represent-In- t airplane. that dual fixur In lb worry. If and repara 7 he troop then advanced, early debt no pnrty, but worry I worth anything, w never with Ilia buiklne of the junker ele- In ihe morning, and Ihe union tlone ere not to be wa living a expensive. of dlru subject force vanished without on. Swiftly declared hold would ment, they Ion at the a shot The meeting, at eohllera. the Am comfiring Tba Natl leaders, wbo might I1 ' X Weil ail I ktiuw is Jaet wbat 1 bine with the Junker. sere said beleaguered Li'ner were rescued, and specific tariff rad In th paper, and what I eer also are 7? 'C- to have rejected that Idea and sere four of them being wounded. rate a I mis around. Well with u barred by the Unit af 'Wg determined to demand Ihe selection A nmng t hem w n one w nma n. ColoV UV A, In the middle of the Olympics, right f; State ed established nel topic. Nleberllrg military as of one chancellor of tbenmclrce N4fc.! we are Jal boggtd down in swim-rnir- . Ihe Invitation. Inand another ai minister of Ihe In- patrol arouud Ihe mine. up lo our ears in pole vault made deed, terior. Juki shat the outcome of ers. Hi be n great fun. and won exception!. of Ihe the political struggle sill he canRift KliRKIlATIONS Neither the dnte nor the place dorfut tight to ce. Nothing tike not be delernilneil unlll ihe reliti of the Imiiui expeditionary It during our I'feilnie, and wont be force from Washington Continued where the conference Is to be held here axaln In many a stag meets at the end of August. year. Course baa been It been bus settled. genOf Ihe Iwenty-onparlies con to roll over the country, and It was It wiil during my me, being a unird conference the that erally testing, only 13 gained sente onder erhlent the ixillt-lebut yoa old bird wont 1 young ruy. in would he held Lndn although ever ee It again, na!e you hit the foe of Irisl-deti- t the otllehil appointment ; thus eight have been circulated that report Hoover lost would for their the time parties enlliy It might be held In the United high ea. lake full advantage being. States. IndUnllnn are. however, nothi art ion, Resides the fnrt that It hronght of About tin day ago before It tbnt the conference will he held In Vt-O- -J no lilghtht majority, t he election's withstanding t b e cue atartrd out at our why day a nation of the lo League signatory next biggest surprise sna the fact Hint It oeoniod Nation covenant. The dale for Ihe aiud.o tiny hronght all the girl strength developed hy tlic Com- to have general apathlete o it there for lunch aud to conference may not be set until aft- aee tho atudlo. We have and who will 89 have instead munists. proval. Weary g big cafe, er the conclusion the of Imperial 77 of their former seats. bedraggled, some and it wa full. You musent mis conference Ottawa. at mem4N That the "middle of Hie road" nine thousand meeting villa Ten wildcat "Tex f1 That the subject of war debt I Diiklmon, aha just believes that course bo longer appeals to the liera of the B. E. I V lhUe still alive In Washington a well as the ran do anything, and the funny Cerman voter was believed Indi- F. made their way An aerial xlew of Chrysler Inland (ceuter foreground), which will be the !te of power bousee and dam In Europe la Indicated by the recent cated by the crushing of the mod- to Johnstown, Pa., Gov. Pinchot about It Is she can. There la as soon as a pirt St Lawrence river treaty. o;iertloiia begin a called for In the United II. InII. erate parties of the right, even at the Invitation report that Rundy, assistant none of the sports that she rant of Mayor MoCloskey, but Cor. secretary of state. Is In Pari with do and do well. She la an athletic cluding Ilugenherg'a Nationalists. FOR VERTICAL RACE Gilford Plncliot said they would secret Instructions from the Departmarvel. Played ten games of golf ment of State relating to an adjustICN'ATZ SEIPEL, the great not be permitted to cainp there unIn It makes and $2. tbats They say jOK. A priest politician who formerly til congress meets, e they wished. ment of the French debt to Amerl-le- a pretty good. I dont play the game, In same exteut to At time Pinchot to was chancellor of Austria nnd alill the the but they say It is. She la within bitterly proportion was helping direct the destinies of ettn.ked Ihe President for the way which France Is willing to disarm. three fifths of a second of Helen bla country, died at his home nenr the men had been treated In Wash- More will be henrd of this Inter. Madison's record. This old Texas Vienna of dlnhetea and compiles-tion- ington. Then a Maryland woman Our senators who oppose cancellagirl said she would ride, rope, or ottered a big plot of ground In that tion or reduction of the war debts play polo against me, and I bet she of the lung due to the presence of a bullet flred at him by an stale for a camp, but Governor are keeping close watch of devel- could beat me In any one of em. Then 1 met that day Helen Madiassassin eight years ago Strangely Ritchie put a quietus on that plan, opments, and believe It will be Im possible to exclude that Issue from son, our great swimmer, then Georenough his death saved the govern- chlelly for reasons of sanitation. Walter W. Waters, leader of the the coming economic conference. gia Coleman, Oh and doxens ot ment of his party, the nirlstlon Soothers. A big pretty blonde girl 'army.' Issued orders for Its discialists, from defeat In Ihe parliabandment. but later produced a ment and consequent downfall. RENN'ETT C. CLARK, ton from Germany spoke good English, The government needed Selpel'a new scheme separate cHinps In pOL. of the late Speaker Champ said she was a javelin thrower. Javelin? Why Ihats a little light vote In parliament to defeat a no each state and suld various gov- Clark, won the Democratic nominaconfidence resolution Introduced hy ernors bad made "favorable" re- tion for United State senator from thing like a spear. Why this girl To Missouri, the Pan Germans and bncked by the plies to his communications. could have heaved a horse, much defeating Charles M. HowSocialists. Under Austrian law. dep- the men In the Johnstown camp ell, former Democratic state chairless a javelin. Waters said be did not Intend to man, and oilier uties cannot vote by proxy. aspirants. Clark Is to another march make Washingsevere Illness prevented him Two girla from Mexico, one was thoroughly wet. Henry V. Kiel, acfrom attending parliament. Less ton; that the bonus seekers would cording to Incomplete returns, was a fencer, one was a Javelin throw than an hour after Selpel'a death. fight their battle at the polls. nominated for senator by the Re- er. The Canadian girls I believe as A coroner's Jury In Washington Chancellor Dollfuss appointed a loa whole were about the prettiest publicans. two policemen who cal banker. John Wancura, to take exonerated In the Kansas primaries Senator ot any of our foreign visitors. Aud marchers bonus of the two killed hla seat Wancura hurried to parGeorge McGill and Gov. Harry H. they had on the most attractive liament, arriving just In time to during the rioting that preceded Woodring won renomlnatlnns; and sweaters. The Japanese had a great vote for the government That vote tbeir ousting. the Republicans apparently had bunch, and funny thing there was saved the cabinet's life, the count only one girl from France, just one chosen Ren S. Paulen for senahere. I guess France Is kinder slow being deadlocked 81 to 81. This photograph, transmitted over A. T. and T. wires from Los Anfor govtor and Alfred M. speaking campaign ernor. McGill, Paulen and Landon having women taking np boxing, geles, shows J. Healy of New York setting a Dew world's record of S2.02 and wrestling, and running and In with an address over the radio In are over the hurdles In the Olympic games. Adelhelm of France la listed as dry. PARAGUAY and Bolivia are to engage In real warjumping. Still they dont mind em tho course of which he attacked second and Areskog of France Is third. all Republican adfare for possession of the disputed doing a lot ot work In the fields exhibitions of I have seen em pitching hay and ministrations since X XT ONDERFUL Gran Chaco region, where already speed and skill characterize Wilson for extravhauling manure to the fields. their frontier forces have been agance. In Wash- the Olympic games at Los Angeles. fighting and the Bolivians have attacked several Paraguayan forts. Get this for a laugh. First event ington it was pre- Athletes from many lands are competing and records mean little to on Olympic program weight lifting. dicted Mobilization was ordered In Para would evoke a them, for they set new ones daily. Both light and guay. and was expected any day In Bolivia. In both countries there sharp response The American teams were doing heavy. Each very well In the scoring of points. event won by from Calvin were great demonstrations of pa one of whose Notable among the performances Frenchman, one trlotism and the war fever was high was a dancing Is were the winning of the boasts The United States appealed to the This White Eagle trophy, made proud two nations to cease warlike actlv that bis adminis- dash by Eddie Tolan, Michigan ne- teacher, the othof Carrara marble, has been posted tration reduced the gro, who tied the world record of er a dealer in a ltles and submit their dispute to arby the Aero club of Poland as an seconds; the victory of gambling house. award in a proposed vertical race bitration, being joined In this efpublic debt about 10 r Best showing at Kosucinskl of Poland in the Oth$1,000,000,000. fort by Mexico. Colombia, Cuba and at the 1932 National Air races In run ; capture of the opening was by Uruguay. Cleveland, Ohio, August 27 to SepArgentine, Brazil, Chile er of Roosevelt's accusations nnd run by Tom Hampson of EngCanada, second were due for notice and other Latin American countries assertions tember 5. The race will be a mile Hoover In his land, who set a new record of by Italy, added their pleas for a peaceful set- from President as straight up as possible aud back and the Javelin throwArgentine, and to the finish liue In front of the tlement, nnd collective cables were speech of acceptance on August 11. 1:49 c v was ing and other performances of Babe today one hun- sent to Paraguay and Bolivia In- The Democratic candidate grandstand. five and dred forming them they were violating cheered by the announcement that Didrikson, the remnrkabie woman athlete from Texas, who does su- thousand people are looking for the the arbitration treaty adopted at Governor Ely of Massachusetts, POLITICIAN ACCUSED the conference in who put Al Smith In nomination, perlatively almost everything except ladies milliner that put those on our American berets French would tennis. the and also noti3928. support ticket, Bolivia already had boys. Those boudwoir caps are fied the neutrals she would settle by a call from the former national on a Frenchman, but bad the Gran Chaco dispute "even by chairman, John J. Raskob. 'T'TOSE who are Interested In on anenough American athlete they are a A the force of arms." A similar reraseball and what American scream. Chairman James A. Farley anOnly test of endurance at ply was sent by ber to the League nounced the appointment of Frank Isnt? were not wholly surprised the openings was ten thousand of Nations. Paraguay agreed to ar- C. Walker as treasurer of the Demwhen President Veeck of the Chicago meter A man with a short prayer. bitration. ocratic national committee. The National league club announced prayer could get booking for life. Both Bolivia and Paraguay claim post had been vacant since the that Roger Hornsby has been de- Just at these national events. the whole of the Chaco as between resignation of James W. Gerard posed as manager of the Cubs and the and Paraguay Pllcomayo last spring. Mr. Walker Is a New the place given to Charles Grimm, We have a great bunch out here rivers. Actually the territory is York lawyer of considerable note. first baseman, who has been the around. Its the National about equally divided now as far as f .AdaWlSnr Republican National Chairman team's captain. Hornsby was let prowling S22, Editorial Association, composed of Everett Sanders made a call on out of the club entirely, but his salphysical occupation goes. Calvin Coolldge recently and aft- ary will be paid to the end of the editors in smaller towns and week Capt. Louis A. Yancey, nationally famed flyer (left), panning gold They are having a on the D OBERT P. LAMONT of Chicago erwards confirmed the report, men- year. Rogers, it Is known, didnt ly publications. claim which he recently acquired in the Iron Creek minresigned as secretary of com- tioned above, that the Sage of think the team was as good as good time, and getting a lot of district In the Spearfish canyon country of South Dakota. Yanceys ing merce In order to return to private Northampton would take part In Veeek rated It, and he was severely pleasure out of it And giving arm is In splints because It was broken recently at Boise, Mont, With ms resignation from the the campaign In behalf of Presi- critical of the players short com- every one that meets em a close-ubusiness, him is Alfred Johnson, who has panned gold out there for 42 years. as about of just representative cabinet had been expected for some dent Hoover, probably making sev- ings. Philip K. Wrlgley, owner of as would Americans be of gang time. To succeed him President eral speeches In October. the Cubs, said In Chicago that possible to band together intelli Hoover selected Roy D. Cbapin of Polo Old Pastime while he knew Veeck was dissatisfLarge.t Gold "Nugget Polo was known In Persia in very Detroit, who has been chairman of METHODS of spreading employ-ied with the way things were go- gent, well read, and no national In the Australian gold rush, A controls their pages. the board of the Hudson Motor comancient days. In fact there Is a which led to a tremendous development, especially the plan of ing, the change In managers was advertising They are not conceited enough to ment In the middle of last censtory to the effect that when Alexpany since 1923. Mr. Chapin, who shortening working hours of those made without his knowledge. " think they "mould public opinion was born In Michigan In 1880, has now employed, were the subject of ander the Great was still a young tury, some of the biggest known and service go They a'ong just been a close friend of Mr. Hoover discussion In several conferences Maurice Maschke, Republican man the shah of Persia sent him a nuggets came to light. The Wel"'APT. WOLFGANG VON GRO-'--J their community with the most Id for many years and Is a lifelong Re- In Washington between a group of county "leader of Cleveland, Ohio, ball and polo stick as a hint that he come Stranger, which weighed 2,315 nau of Germany and three comarticle And it has that dispensable He Is married and lives New Englanders and the adminisand former national committeeman, should concern himself with nothing ounces, was worth $45,000. In New publican. panions completed their flight from yet their real powet is greater than who was Indicted At Grosse Pointe farms, Michigan. tration. At the beginning of the their by a special more serious than the game. AlexSouth Wales In 1372 men came native land to Chicago In the ail your metropolitan dailies com on the charge of embezander replied that the polo ball. In across a slab 4 inches thick, 4 feet week President noover was repre- aerial boat Groenland grand jury bined. read Wal, that dont by Any way person IT EAL warfare broke out at the sented In the talks by Secretaries of Iceland. with a count for grand lar- his case, represented the earth, and 9 Inches long, and 2 feet 9 Inches Greenland, Labrador, Ot at least one well written counry zlement, the stick himself, and future events wide; the largest mass of Dixie Bee coal mine, ten miles Donk and Lamont, who have stud- tawa and Detroit. ceny, in connection with the $"70,382 gold eer not is Informed. newspaper truly from Terre Haute, Ind., where trou ied the problem carefully under di- Justified tins. Kansas City Times. found. shortage In the county treasury. 9 1532 Western Newspaper Union. 19S2, M : A pRED I TI K HI Ii u U'J I.I.O, fia 'r-- 1 il i? tun--- , ?l BtF Fiupliiynl in Hu- - Fin. l.nl tlfi- ht the 3 ly tin? fy f,.l, r. alt lln will kf iy furlough p:.,u IDk-F.- In l al S - I p.j. uff.i?, ini!ltil(lo il anna nl, J.i. ilk'll and ttrl.ni!.' i rxlrv, c - I tal railway a,iu Miliy and UAKII.V, 1. of wa'i-- r ft- tha i,f I !il Willi n will la- - i.ai.'nlul .) n i It. ma !la il'p r'ii. , anoid-lulo wild im lii-i- l tirrv. It h Iid that liiioii.h ill pin, at if ibe ii.khy prujiii ruff i, Unt air w iy la i.i summit snppii pirmit sium during dry y or. The (olowing are typical of tlii Home Study sludint body. No. 6 ia a newspaper reporter ready lo enter law , huol. No. 7 U a naiesman of thiry-tw- o tear recer.'ly male sale mat azt-- r of a larco organ talum, who with only his high Fchonl background ha taken course after course in Iloin Sluly. He ha all the eppraranr of a codege graduate and successful bunnra man. No, 8, a third grjile teacher In Texas, fif'y-twto get years cH, taking a cour new and better nie'hods in primary reading. No. 9 ia a prisoner in tha State Penitentiary doing work fa Ih losophy ami writing that would put many a college grad ia'e to shame Course are offend in reg. ulnr Universiy work, in high . hnol work and in general cu'turai field-Ail the efforts of the Home Sudy Department are renter in tY o e aim -- to reach th larpi-f- t po?i' le number of adul s that they end ront nae to he may edueVed men and women. r.USK CITY. UT. or 'll la' of the Park Utah Ontario Mine comlh.it SKS'.OX! damage pany had Incurred by fire width overran Hip working f Ontario No. 3 mine. Although fircucn were able to hoop Hip Ide'P from d imaging Hip underground timbering, Hip boil-- carpenter shop, stable and one rpwldrnrc were destroyed. UT. Caihe county la LOGAN, how lug the greatest drop In valuation of motor Tchklca of any district In the Mute In 1932, by Ihe according to figure rpleiw-slate tax commission. From an average valuation per machine In 1931 of $218 (tithe figures dropped In 332 to 111. 79. a decree e of nearly fifly per cent. ROCK EI'IIING'?, WYO Larry Williams 2tt, colon resident and coal nilu-- r of Dines, a suburb of Hoik Springs died after b Ing shot three times by his colored companion, AUx Johnson, In an alleged street brawl started by a dispute over the wet and dry situation. Iniia-lixaliii- 1 irr-w ll-- n-- r. 1 iqi-tH-- o 1 1 n ?, 1 part-tim- e LOGAN, UT. September 20 has been set as the opening day of the fall quarter nt the U. S. A. C. The buildings at the college are being renovated and repaired. The main building has been wired throughout and all wires placed In conduits to make the building fire proof in this respect. OGDEN, TT. In view of the fact that the Ogden Community Service may not be able to function this coming fall and winter. Mayor Ora Bundy Is advising families of the unemployed to go to the farms In the county and secure products which have been offered free. SnELLEY, IDA. Officials of the Utah Idaho Sugar company announced that the company's factory here, idle last year, will operate this fall. Employment of 200 men and women for 00 to 90 dnvs Is with a payroll of btweon $75 000 and $100,00. IDAHO FALLS, IDA. An investigation into the dynamite blast which killed Robert Cornwell. Swan Valley, has been demanded by Cornwells relatives. A. V. Cornwell, a brother of Chicago, said he was not satisfied with the coroner's finding that Robert was killed while attempting to dynamite a log jam in the Snake river. ROCK SPRINGS, WYO. The 100 upper Green river valley of Wyoming has a bumper hay crop, said to be the heaviest in Its history. Indications are there will be an abundance of forage for winter. TOOELE, UT. Feaiing funds to operate might be insufficient Tooele county schools this year for the full nine months, the board of education has decided not to open school this year until September 19th, to allow more time to help in fnll harvesting. mile-lon- g RICHFIELD, UT. The state highway between Elisinore and Richfield will be oiled and resnnded hy state road commission crews. The work Is a continuation of the general maintenenee work started last month below Knnab. BEAVER, UT. Word has been here that a Rambouillet sheep show will bo held In Fnro-a- c during the month, under the direction of the southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders eeixed |