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Show Americanism 1. comup a $15,OAOOO merce building in Washington, discovering thcies pra. tu ai m commerce. Putting Volume i ! . Xumi.er 2"8. LOGAN, UTAH, ITESDAL N O V K M !. K K 1. 1 It BT ITED PRESS High Low Close Open Dec Muy 43 48 50 July 43 49 50 42 48 49 43 48 49 FIVE OCLOCK EDITION EDITION 2. F1YK O'CLOCK UT Wheat Today i By I ! 2 naJ cilli5 Grain ..Range Arthur Brisbane (Copyright, 1922) Power Trust Stand Of Hoover Draws Fire 1 I uiii IS In Wadsworth Land. Still The Hounds Hun. T. It. Used To Follow Them. s BIG THEE, Gtneseo, N. M Y.-- This beautiful Geneseo alley is the land of the Wadsworths, the family that gave its name to the fort, now antiquated, that guards the entrance to New York harbor. Here the late Major Austin Wadsworth long ago established at hia own expense and without any dues or 'capping" from anybody, the best pack of fox hounds in America and they ran, and still run in the finest hunting country in America. Every other hunting country will deny that, in accotd-ancu with custom. - The farmers and their sons all SEC.WILBUR Senator! Republican Racks Roosevelt Hoover Appointee In For Office Utah To Assist p. SEATTLE, Nov. 1. Heibctt Hoover was Jvu Senator il tru.-- t , God-give- FOR FIRST PLAY Reserved seat tickets for the Utah State Little Theatre pro- duction Smilin Through" go on sale today at.Jen&en-Holma- o company, City Drug company and the College Book store. The play will be presented at the college auditorium Fridav and Saturday. The Utah State Little Theatre Is becoming recognized as one of the best and most successful in the United States. Smilin Through will begin the theatres eighth season. The advanced class in play production is handling the staging and Mrs. Ruth Moench Bell is diAn entirely recting, the players. new and picturesque setting has designed by Flay B. West and bej New is now under construction. costumes are also being made esIt is a land of politeness, with pecially for the production by the one frank exception, everybody Hillams Costume Shop of Salt says You have not changed a Lake City. PARTICLE. Lew Weyman, called Smoky by intimate friends, who works for Ed Servis, who boards horses, is the frank exception. He can reMANY member every horse of consequence for forty years back and You remember Grove'nnd savs BENSON Funeral services were and Dr. Carys Nicotine, and Har- held for Emil Sunday at ry Smith's Ttngaling and Harry 1 p. m. in the Berger Benson L. D. S. Hamlin's Duke, and Sam Howmeeting house. The services were lands Ontario that held the high conducted by Bishop H. W. Baljumping record and his sister lard, Jr. Musical numbers were Ladybird, too hot to be anv good. furnished by tho choir under the And there was another wild one, direction of M. J. Falslev, with Sully Preston. She was like Grove-lanMrs. Charles L. Reese at the Say, when either of those Other numbers were a to had sit organ. two saw a fence, you male by Fred Glouscs quartet, were down and ride, because they of and Logan; a solo, company no matter what going to jump it, of Hyde Park; Alton Harris by to it was. Sally Preston belonged by Darwin Reese and Mrs. a man named Brisbane, did you duet, Toombs. William him?know Speakers were Emil Moser of When you tell him how well you W. E. Nyman of North knew he says Veil, I never in Logan, W. W. Henderson of Logan Logan, would have known world the you. and Bishop Ballard, all of whom testified to the sterling qualities Poole, who was Austin Wadsof heart of Mr. worth huntsman, is huntsman still, and kindness Berger and of the exemplary life but now in charge of a pack in Jived by the Berger family. Detroit. Theodore Roosevelt huntwa3 by H. ed with him, and Theodore Roose- W.The opening prayer and President velts brother, father of Governot G. W.Ballard, Sr.,offered the beneLindquist Roos'ovelt's wife and all the Theowere Floral offerings diction. dore Roosevelt children. Pallbearers were membeautiful. The hounds went out today, the bers of the Elders quorum of meet was at Avon, home of Mrs. which Mr. Berger we.s a memHerbert Wadsworth. E. L. Wood- ber. ward of Leroy, N. Y., is master of Interment was in the Logan hounds now. His intelligent facemetery where the grave was ther created a useful product dedicated by Bishop John H. Kemp which, in turn, created many mil- of North Logan. lions of dollars and Woodward, an ardent sportsman M. F. H. ftps a fine pack of hounds and HOUSES good whips, with his hunting country well panelled. It would surprise you to know IN what a difference thirty o.ld years can make, even over chicken coop" jumps, with perfect takeoff NEW YORK, Nov. 1 aP Six and landing. houses containing women and children were reported to have been washed into the water at Broad Channel street in Queens today. Reports reaching Queens police headquarters said rising waters pulled the foundations from bethe homes and set them neath (BY UNITED PRESS.) afloat- - interests of, he said: and similar organizations. It has undertaken to poison the minds of our boys in the Boy Scout orIt has undertaken to ganizations. bribe the minister in the pulpit and with Its sinister, stealthy treed, it has even entered our public schools and tried to poison the minds of our children. DRAW STUDENTS AT U SALT LAKE CITY. - j Nine stu- dents registering from Cache county, four of whom live in Logan, are enrolled as resident students at the University of Utah for the present term, according to figures furnished by Miss Jeanne M. Home, assistant recorder of the faculties. The total number of resident students is 3171; of this number 1955 are men and 1216 are women. The Cache county students registered at the state univer:ty are: T. Alvord Budge, Kurt Lorin Jenkins, Marion L. Nielsen, Luther Ballif Squires, of- Logan; Susie T. Crockett, Accy LaVern Johnson, of Mabel Butters of Richmond; Clarkston; Murland F. Rigby of Newtpn: Henry Curtis Sorenson - of Smithfield. BANK REOPENS AMERICAN FORK. Nov. 1 (U.Ri - The State Bank of People's American Fork reopened for business Monday after being closed for months. lf nine and one-ha- Flood, Thomas To Be Homocoming, Fathers and Mothers Day, And Football Games Included In Day Speakers In Of Activities Logan Thus far in swinging into acOne of the most outstanding Armistice Day celebrations tion for the Democratic campaign in the history of Logan will be staged November 11. battle in Caehe eounty, field marThe regular Homecoming and Fathers and Mothers day shals of Cache county Democracy have been using "iris, trench at the Utah State Agricultural college are being combined but mortars, and lighter artillery, Wednesday night at the Capitol with the Armistice d.tv program sponsored annually by the theater it will he "llig Bertha" American Legion. All agencies are cooperating to make action. the day one outstanding from all points of interest. Bo (dans County Bourbon ChairFour big events are scheduled as follows: Meeting at M. Bernhisel. man John BACKS SMOOT GOOD ENTERTAINMENT football college, 10 a. m.; parade, 11 a. m.; double-headSALT LAKE, Nov. 1 if PI IS 1N LI 1)ED 12 American at dance in evenoon; Dr. Da uel A Poling, chairman of game starting Legion Dr. Elbert D. Thomas, Salt Lake the Allied Forces of Prohibition, City, and Henry H. Blood Kays-vill- ning. mode a strong plea for the nominees for United States The meeting will be held in the college auditorium at, of Senator Reed Smoot senator and governor, respectively, 10 a. m. with Governor George II. Dern as the speaker. and Piesident Herbert Hoover in will Democratic a at rally speak an address here Monday. at the Capitol Wednesday night at This meeting will pay tribute to fathers and mothers visit8 p. m. The well known team ing tlie college during the day as well as incorporating DEPRESSION III RTS of entertainers, Tabby features if Armistice day and OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 1 if Pi and campaign will also be on hand to Bun, at the coUege. homecoming The depression is endangering do their stuff. The paraue at 11 a. m. will overSen. George Norris patriotism. Here this week there is being sponsored by This rally the lap meeting but large crowds breathed a man with soul so dead, the Junior Democratic League of are expected at both. The college jor with stomach so empty, that he Caehe county. auditorium will be filled with fath'gave a silk American flag for IN State Bourbon Chairman Delbert ers and mothers, students and $2 to a pawnbroker. Proprietors M. Draper will introduce the alumni of the institution while the said during the past few months of the evening, Messrs speakers parade will draw large groups persons have pawned dogs, false Thomas and Blood, Adrian Hatch. from these classes as well as the teeth and almost every other pos- Cache County Junior Democratic An outstanding general public. session imaginable, but this was at will preside organizer league parade is expected. Students of the the first flag. the rally. A saxophone trio from BRIGHAM CITY, Nov. 1. U.R) schools will participate Logan city Salt Lake City will furnish seLouis Briggs, 33, Ogden, connectand there will be six musical orSHOCK FtPAL and Leo and Higgins lections, ed with the Grand Union Tea comganizations in line. SALT LAKE, Nov. 1 (l'.P) campaign songs. Work for 106 unemployed men TWO FOOTBAflX pany of Ogden, died today of in- The shock of being hit by an auto- company willat sing 7 p. m. Wednesday centhe Promptly vas furnished today by GAMES PLANNED juries suttered ia.e last night mobile Monday night brought death will tral administrative committee of The first football game, that bewhen his car was struck by a by heart failure to Alfred Carl- a delegation from Salt Lake mtum-MaiBourbons n local ioin tween Preston and Logan high allotted relief federal money siow moving train. son. 61, Monday night despite the street parade with the USAC the schools, is scheduled for 12 noon. Cache county. Briggs nephew, L. R. Briggli, fact that he received only minor band in attendance, anHatch Mr. Twelve men were added today This game will draw large crowds San co, was in a critical injuries in the accident. nounced today. of 42 already at work from both schools US well as the condition at the Brigham City On Thursday of this week, a to the list public. Immediately WOMAN CAASES WRECK hospital today', will be on the drainage ditch job being general sports rallies air of series open following this game,' about 2 or the trr iRIp he Ft with a - caravan-, party,, he suled. carried on along Impact lor the rraffi-fttih-twin 'come the Gtah Even though one is 60 years old, by Mr. Blood going on a county overturn the car. The two men highway- by" the eUU-f:40 Aggie -- Colorado A&KT has ample reason to wide tour were found unconscious in the a bride-to-Here is the schedule road commission and 12 others gument. This contest anfiwraa will draw be excited. Perhaps that is why as announced this machine by a passerby. by have been at work for Contractor from all over Utah and southern Mrs. Addie Titus, when driving Chairman Bernhisel: morning John H. Moser who is working in Idaho, One admission price admits an automobile carrying a marriage SCHEDULE FOR conjunction with Contractor Olof fans to both games so it is likebridelicense and prospective on the Logan canyon ap- ly that the full afternoon of footSET Nelson THURSDAY groom, Charles Cawrse, was movLeaving Logan at 10:30 a. m., the proach road over College hill. ball will draw one of the largest ed to make a turn too suddenly. will make a first stop n In making this announcement party ever to enter the stadium. aided the motorists couple Mendon at 11 a. m. stopping at this morning, County Clerk C. V. crowds Passing The activities will be clipinned under their car. Stauffer's store; Cache Junction. Mohr saul six of the 12 men maxed days with a gigantic American 11:40 a. m.; 12:20 p. m Barkers put to work on the drainage job dance at the Palais d Or Igion APPROVE CHANGE store, Newton; 1:30 p. m., Clarkto the 7 a. m. shift, during the evening. In addition, CHICAGO, Nov. 1 (f Pi Wheat OGDEN, Nov. 1 (U.lli The change ston tabernacle grounds; 2 p. m. were assigned to the there wiU be several special feato a new prices dropped from VV. H. Hadlock to State Benson store, Trenton; 2:40 p. m., and six others were added tures including a flag raising cerecrew going to work at 12 noon. wor'd low level in early Bank Commissioner John A. Malia 3:20 store, Cornish; Bambrough Last week, 24 men were given mony by the Boy Scouts and a trading today on the Chicago as examiner in charge of liquida- p. m., Lewiston bank corner; 4 p. in the Logan city snecial Armistice Day salute by board of trade, with December tion of the Ogden State bank, was employment 4:40 Richmond m., p. m., library; on a general cleanup Job Battery C., Utah National Guard. touching 42 8 cents a bushel. approved by court order here Mon5:20 p. cemetery Smithfield public library; The day is a regular closing holwhich involves weed eradication, of a day. That clipped m., L.D.S. chapel grounds, Hyde streets and iday for merchants and business and lots, cent from the previous low mark 'eveling Park. for of 43 8 cents set TAME CROW FAN general cleanup work. This houses of Logan and a general Tabby and Bun, campaign enter- other the crew at the ceme- holiday air will add much to the EAST BREWSTER, Mass., Nov. morning carayesterday. tainers, will accompany the to 40 gayety and exuberance of the full 1 (U.R) Billy, Mrs. Marion tery had been increased van on the entire trip. 20 round of activities. tame crow, is a great golf Bourbon rallies are also planned men, and it is planned to start ALUMNI SECRETARY fan. He follows players around the at Wednesday there more working Thursand Wellsville Brewster Golf Clubs course, pick- day Hyrum The cemetery activity IS CHAIRMAN executive 8 p. m. Gubernatorial morning. at Davis, secretary ing up tees after drives. Recently, Nominee Blood and other speakis expected to be concluded this of Floyd the alumni association at the Billy was taken to the meeting ers will be in attendance, also Tab- wclt ON is of afchairman college, of the clubs board of governors. Chairman A. A. Firmage of the fairs with ageneral of Legionby and Run, and the accordion group large He made the trip, perched on the entertainers. will tabcommittee The Wellsville administrative by Oliver Edwards, radiator cap of his mistress' auto- ernacle and the Hyrum Third meet with President D. M. Bick-mo- naires, headed COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 1 EE working with an equally large mobile. to ward stake of Hyrum Academic routines were interruptchapel. tonight group of college officials in plans ed today when an army airplane organize flans for make work to make the day a complete sucDRIVE SCOUT Cache southern In valley. cess. roared across buildings of Ohio PROVO, Nov. 1 tUE) The anprojects already Dr. W. J. Vickers is in charge of State university, seeking a land- nual Organization plans have for funds to carry on drive work some and arrangements as they affect fathbeen completed, ing place, struck an obstruction Boy Scout work in the Provo disand crashed into the campus. is now under way in Providence, ers and mothers day, A. N. Sorentrict was opened here Tuesday athletic arrangeThe pilot and his passenger according to M. R. Hovey, secre- son is handling with W. A. Huckins as MAUGHAN Dr. N. A. Pedersen is chaircrawled from the plane umn- - morning chairman. tary of the Logan Chamber of ments, general man of the assembly committee, Commerce. ,urej is handling the In each community the sort of Rulon Gardner RAISES OWN DUCKS dance and H. B. Johnson develLegion be to work 1 make tL'P) projects WELLSVILLE Funeral serCOLON, Mich., Nov. Superintendent L. A. PeterNow it is known where the ducks vices fot John H. Maughan were oped will include chiefly cleanup and sen are in charge of the parade. street improveat cemeteries, Harry Blackstone, magician, pulls held Sunday at 2:30 p. m. in the jobs Petersen is also work on Superintendent from empty kegs come from an Wellsville tabernacle with Bishop ments, and cleanup representing the schools in general island in Sturgeon Lake. Black-stoaround buildings. public O. P. Satterthwaite of the Logan grounds UTAH Unsettled tonight and arrangements. and his troupe of 20 assis- Eleventh ward conducting. So far there has been but er smith portion tants Wednesday; fund 'of their summer relief federal the of part were spend offered $5000 by Peter Prayers tonight, cooler west portion Wed- vacations on the island and Heber L. Maughan. The choir money allotted Cache county renesday. raising ducks. under the direction of Chorister ceived here. More is expected Lamont Allen, with Mrs. Ivene soon. The application of fache CHILDREN FETED DONE Baldwin, organist, sang several county submitted to Governor SALT LAKE, Nov. 1 HP) with Mrs. Bertha Maugh- George H. Dern and his adminThe Salt Lake B. P. O. E. Lodge numbers, to hanchosen committee as soloists. istrative John an and Bailey No. 85 was host to about 4000 Salt numbers were: dle the states allotment of federHalloween pranks Monday night Lake children in a Halloween Other .musical Lewis went too far in a number of insolos, by Maughan and al relief money calls for $65,000. party Monday night. Frank Baugh of Logan, and a duet stances, according to Police Chief Gilbert Mecham, and Alma Sonne, by Mrs. Mattie Darley and Miss RETURNS THURSDAY ROOSEVELT Anna Maughan. SALT LAKE, Nov. 1 (l.P superintendent of the Cache stake Y. M. M. I. A. Speakers who lauded the exemPresident Heber J. Grant, returnMany investors like to peer s Youngsters out on their annual ing to Salt Lake from Chicago plary life and told of Mr. Maugh-an'into me future, guess what VICTORY GENERAL many sterling qualities were witchcraft, spook alley, and other where he underwent an operation will be the next new, big inHalloween wanderings played havrecently, will reach Salt Lake on Patriarch William H. Maughan, dustry, and invest in it. That's oc with automobile tires on cars Thuisday morning, according An-to Heber Maughan and S. B. Mitton, 1 dangerous. Here's why: PROVIDENCE. R. I., Nov. (lP parked along Main street and in. C. N. Maughan, E. R. Owen of word received by President When an industry first starts, on Governor Franklin Roosevelt, the front of Nibley hall during Logan and Bishop Satterthwaite. hundreds of firms rush into thony W. Ivins. The High Priest quorum of the his campaign tour through southThe mischief - makers evening. it. Of several hundred radio to the came New England, F.tiX FATAL intire valves and let out Logan stake, of which Mr. Maugh- ern firms, only a few are left. today ex- pushed an was a member, attended in a capital of Rhode Island this all the air so that many an atOGDEN, Nov. 1 (UP) Injuries state In 1924, more than 2000 firms that were confidence fall of the received in a Thursday body. Many relatives and friends pressing column tendant from some one included made electric refrigerators; tofatal Monday to Mrs. Martha Ann from far and near that attended will be the Democratic six Cache valley stakes 1928. in was as it next broken day, less than 40. a of died Tuesday who Darke, 88, in the second session of the M. the services filled the tabernacle The automobile These great receptions, Roose- L A. industry is hip. beautiand to the Activity institute at Nib-le- y many capacity clean sweep crowded with the corpses of velt said, indicate a found the air down in the hall floral ful bespoke Demoofferings the for of New England defunct firms in each of rows ESCAPE all tires on his car when he came high regards that Mr. Maughan cratic party. which investors lost money. HUBBARD, Ore. Nov. 1 nP out of the meeting to make ready and family are held in this comInvesting in any new inElmer Stauffer's cows nearly ate for the homeward journey. INDUSTRIAL FAIR dustry is particularly risky themselves into suffocation. Two munity. secThe Pulioearers were brothers, Guy, Eggs splattered on porches and OGDEN, Nov. 1 C.E shakeuntil a several-year- s bovines munched into the side of Indus- house walls and clothes tines auu Frank Weber annual ond County Brigham, Robert, Henry, out has given some idea which it collapsed, a straw stack until and Elmer Maughan. The grave in trial fair, showing products grown hose turned up missing. One resifirms are going to survive and burying the cows. Missed at milkWellsville cemetery was dedi- and manufactured in Weber coun- dent complained of vandals that the were two animals make money, and which are to the ing time, had destroyed the beauty of the cated by Daniel II. Maughan. ty. opened here Monday. fall by the wayside. freed. picket fence around his home er e, Unemployed TRAIN CRASH Of County Put To Work BRIGHAM FATAL a f- Logan-Smithfie- ld be WHEAT CONTINUES BREAKING RECORD one-quart- Dec-ernb- Eld-ridg- es PLANE CRASHES OHIO CAMPUS TRIBUTES PAID AT BIER The Weather ne iva-m- HALLOWEEN WELL 200-ac- re IN LOGAN SEES YOUNG PEOPLE TO TALK FOR SMOOT Sponsored by the young men and young women of Utah who are members of the Republican party, a radio broadcast of talks in behalf of the candidacy of Senator Reed Smoot to succeed himself will be given Wednesday st 9 p. m. This information from the Republican state committee has been received here by John W. Crawford, Cache county G. O. P. chairman. The student body president of the University of Utah will preside, and members of the Young Men's Firement, police squads and am- and Young Women's Republican NEW YORK The New York on were the bulances converging stock market moved in a narrow organization of Utah will be rut in the early afternoon trading scene. driven had been today after prices down from one to more than three points in the morning dealings Wednesday is RIVER 1 re d. AWAY ASK REMOVAL SALT LAKE. Nov. ilIi -Since tun oitv street department started removing trees free charge as a makework project, the .. fc.iinj; to relief needs, more than 3X) requests have been for the removal of trees from lawns or paiktng strips. all-ti- has invaded our commercial clubs and other similar social and business organizations. It has sent its secret emissaries to influence and control women's clubs It BERGER RITES SWEPT b Legion Join For Big Fete BY UNITED PKEN8 ASK It AN ON A(TT IT1ES MILES CITY, Mint. Nov. 1 Kli When members ot the Custer County Taxpayers association apbefore the county high peared school board, seeking tax reductions, they asked the group to elu .mate football and basketball, and all student activities in the high school. Activity fees and admissions paid by students would go far toward leduung school costs, the association maintained. .t -- J. This place is peacefully unlike New York, Chicago, Los Angeles. Nothing changes, except that automobiles are parked diagonally, wheni'' horses ones wees- hitched. The people that were Sere are here now, or their children or grand children are here to represent them. Bill Butrey still tells you as he did forty years ago A fox knows more than a man, and you have to be pretty smart to keep track of foxes. He has done that very thing for nearly half a century and does it still, teeing to it that a dead cow or horse is dragged out to the gulleys where the vixens have their cubs and keeping track of the fox tribe. Piesi-ilei- sen ant oi the power S.'imtoi Geoige W Nor- i.s ot Ncbiask.i in an address! hero Monday liiglt. Norris, an nnopendcii Republi- i an, is ciui'paigMiig tor the elc lien of tl nu.or Franklin 1). Ilenioi ..tie nominee. Hi KECOKIJr, OF TWO ARE COMPARED KecuUls ot tile two candidates played a large part in rio ator Noi i is', uddi ess. "I he record pioves that President Hoover has used the appointive power of his great office to none the interests of the power trust, he said, while Govern ir Roosevelt, m his appointments m New York, has selected men who could be lemd upon to plant t the public from the power trust. "The danger i.s that, while we are attempting to salve 'some of our temporary difficulties and while we are wrestling with problems of important necessity, fae greatest monopoly ever known in the civilized world will fasten its greedy fangs upon the throats be-of the unsuspecting public and, fore we are aware, it will hate n taken possession of our natural resources and deprive our generation and future generations of the happiness and the comfort that God Almighty intended tor all the people." The speaker spoke of President Hoovers record abroad, explaining that no one could blame the presi4 dent fer Attacking the problems of the depression the way lie has. THINKS FEW MASTER!! BETTER He thinks undoubtedly honestly so that it is better for civilization that a few men snould control the financial matters of the world than that prosperity should be divided among the people generally. Turning once more to the power trust with which he charged President Hoover with serving the best SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 1 U'ti Dr. Ray Lvnian Wilbur, tall .ir.d scholarly secretary of the interior, today told the I'liued Press that Utah would make a very serum.-- mistake if it failed to return Reed Smoot to the United States senate. "J consider Reed Smoot the most va'uable mail from the west lrom the national standpoint of the cabinet member view, lode to hounds, sold good hunters ot them knew Au tin as well as his own Wudswoilh brother. A majority lived on his and other Wadsworth farms, including those of former Seratoil Wadsworth who will shortly be elected to congress from this district in spite of a prohibition can"He is a tiemen leus asset to this didate espet lally nominated to run state nnd if Utah does not realize itguiiis. him. what he means and fads to This old, interesting country him by a substantial majority, it was America's great wheat country will be just pretty rough on Utah The secretaiy shook his head be fore Kansas and the real west were invented. reflectively. "I sometimes think, he observIn the beginning of the last century, James Brisbane, father ed, that the more a man does of the late Albc rt Brisbane, built for his state, the more the peothrough here the road that ran ple 'do' him when he comes up Dont they know from Buffalo through Batavia and for on to New York, using the roat what Smoot does for Utah? Why for his stage coach line. One of we joke with him about it back in his drivers, Fargo, helped start Washington because he works so hard for his home state. the Wells Fargo express. There were many opportunities in those ancient days, as when the better part of Rochester was TICKETS ON SALE sold for six hundred dollars. That would be a good purchase even in these days. and eveiyono VV1 College And DEMOS SEE S lot. the last opportunity for prospective voters of Cache county to register. It is their last opportunity to qualify to cast their ballot on November 8. Mr. Citizen, this is the most important election this nation has ever faced. Be sure you are registered. A list of registration places in Cache today! county is on page six of the Herald-Journ- Not only the police, but many irate residents of Logan and other communities are now laying for some fond parents youngster who may get a tanning if it can be proved he had a part in the overdone Halloween pranks that occurred here Monday night. al r mmmt'vmm mmmm r |