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Show CACHE AMERICAN, LOGAN. News Review of Ciu rent Events the World Over Scenes and Persons in the Current New3 hoodlum sad rmokt-- politicians la of I'.r.H, fir( Indicting Italpb CaiHint and lerry Druggan and Otlii--r Kmnkl Indictment followed, and trials, and Mr. John wa siicceuful In send.ng Iht penitenfollowing persons la U tiary for evading Inc on taxes: At Ralph Capo, 1 Iranian, lake. Jack Cuxik. Ram Gunk, trank Mttl, former County Anecesor Gent G. Olltrr, end former Htat Reprw lit fall tr ('!, 4 n y LDWARD W. PICKAIID PRESIDENT HOOVER opened the I1 apeeth, and with hi aeroplane told tl notion that. In regard lo tli liquor question, exact-- I he flood y on tli Republic. n platform but n nt runtidcrohlf ahead of told Hit ll dtp lit odmlnlt-trillio- n to notional effort tnftret bad prohibition been of no avail bernuM tba Eight-tent- h ninenduieat Itself wa a follurt except In atnten where Iht majority sentiment trot actual); dr;, lit declared bt could not consent el! her to restoration of Iht Mloon or to the continuance of auih grave abuse at Iht apenkeasy and tht bootlegger stilt h flourish under Ibt amendment. Therefore, he proposed tucb modiflcailon of the prohibition amendment as would return liquor control to the state under federal control that would guarantet the dr; state federal old In keeping out liquor and prevent th restoration of the saloon In the wet states. In tubstanct the position taken by Ur. lloorer on this prohibition problem la very dote to that of Al fred E. Smith In 1923. It wa warmly Indorsed by the Republican senators who consented to talk about It, even by suth Teteran dry and Borah. Tbe Republicat an press generally commended It, and Democratic newspaper! praised tba President for bravery greater than that of his party platform. Tba President's address of course covered practically all the subject that appear In the Republican platform and was written with skill In It he reiterated bit stand for freedom In Industry and commerce a opposed to radical and revohitlon-ar- y proposals, for a protective tariff, for noncanccllntlon of foreign debts, and pledged himself lo work for restoration of prosperity. The notification ceremony took place In Constitution hall and the speech wae heard by 4,000 persons gathered there and by countless millions who listened In by radio. The affair was preceded by a garden party and buffet luncheon on the White House grounds, to which 700 men and women had been Invited. Former President Calvin Coolldge was not there because, as he said, ha feared the trip would aggravate tbe hay fever from which ba was Fa Suffering. james walker of Mayor York, appearing before Governor Roosevelt In the latter's office In Albany, made an Impassioned plea for the right to face and question the witnesses who have accused him and whose tea tlmony before the Seabury committee resulted In the demand that the governor remove him from office. Mr. Roosevelt ruled that the mayor might present any witnesses or evidence that would contribute to the governors examination of the ease. He did not require the proof Of Mr. Walker's guilt to be shown by witnesses, but be did go at once Into a cross examination of the mayor himself. Mayor Walkers answers followed closely his previous defense as given In his formal answer to the Seabury charges and In his testimony before tbe legislative committee. He admitted taking the $20,000 gift from J. A. Slsto, banker interested In taxicab legislation, but denied be bad given of bis Influence as mayor to obtain tbe legislation. Answering the charge that be owned securities In a company doing business with tbe city, In violation of a state law, Walker asserted he knew nothing about Its connection with city contracts. In succeeding sessions of the hearing he continued along the same line, denying all charges of misconduct and defending tfte acts on Which those charges were based. on the JAPAN, continually her course In concerning Manchuria, and extremely sensitive to criticism, whether direct or Implied, has been aroused to great Indignation by Secretary of State Henry L. Stlmson in an address before the council on foreign relations - New Fork tbe cabinet officer asserted that consultation among Signatory nations to mobilize moral disapproval of acts Sec; Stlmson of aggression Is Implicit In the British Kellogg treaty outlawing war and that a definite pact providing for such consultation Is unnecessary. As sn example, the secretary of state referred to the I- American protest lo Japan against boetllltlra In China. Such a protest would have had far less Wrlt, h pointed out, had It not been supd ported by th tntlr group of Cations. later In his address Mr, Rtlmsoa said : At It stands, (tit only limitation lo tht broad covenant against war la Iht right of Self defense. Thl right I to Inherent nod universal that It waa deemed unneoemary even to Insert It txpremly to Iht treaty. It exists In lb rase of Iht Individual ouder domestic law, well as In Iht rata of tht nation and Itt cllUrnt under Iht law of nations, lu limits have been clearly defined by countless precedent A nation which ugh! to mask Imperialistic pollry under tb golf of Ilia defrost of It national would noon he unmasked. It could not long hope to confuse or mislead public opinion on a subject to well understood or In a world In whlrb facta can b so easily ascertained and appraised t they ran be under tbe Journalistic conditions of today." Tht Japanese foreign office took Mr. Stlmson'a remarks at an attack on Japan's acts In Maniliuria and cabled (he embassy In Washing ton for n detailed report of tbe speech. It wa believed that formal protest might be made to th Lulled Stales government. C, i ft t T 'l 7- - it iv : jt .fe f ; J Briefly Told fu Bull RrsJer Stvt fOtll i)1 At Lj lltd j (Ot PHt ( I 11 N V tit Hll.-- d rr-- a VON PAPES and to stop . among Ibt political factions of Germany by decreeing tb death penally for all persons convicted of sets of political violence. Including rioting, treason, arson, Instigation of explosions or floods or damaging railways or railway equipment. Despite this rigorous action, th arts of violence did Dt res Ml. Adolf Hitler Issued a proclamation lo bis storm troops to curb their disorderly enthusiasm. Von Ptprn Invited both Hitler's Nationalist Socialists and llugen-berg- 's Nationalists to share In th government which be will submit to tb rrlcbstag whea It convenes August 80. But the nionocted chan cel lor Is determined to keep the office of chancellor and to maintain th government on th no party 1 Vicar of the marathon race at tbe OR tuple games In Lot Angeles, which was won by Zabala of basis. Hie Hitlerite cotitlmi to claim full governmental control, one Argentina In record time. 2 Diplomatic reprewni.il xes of the nations of Central and South America as3 Jotra Yamamoto, prominent of their organs saying: If we are sembled lo Washington considering the Belli In Piraguay quarrel not allowed to direct the governbullin'! man and former president of the South Manchurian railway, who, It Is reported, will succeed ment w will fight lo the finish. It KatsuJI as ambassador to the United Btutca. Is Iht aged President, Paul Von who must moke the final decision, rr tie whli-- Jap-ane- n race, record-breakin- free-styl- Para-qnaya- d Kai-she- g tDH II LOS ANGEI.I'A -- Well nl'b the O.) top's Game coin end gate fur another (our year I dot t know D In the Kilwuy cotutry flgt Hug flrx lo tul-llrb a wil. mr to prvil la a fn.hion further ajiread. BUT LIKE ary. fate Indurtrlal roitinuutl'Oi CT-T- I tbtmean birn M ih had alriM'lv Bortln-r- 1 J u 1 1 WOT1 1 csnl got my mind mala up shout It, hat I gnats Its 11 right. They Jurt ss well be doing tbst ss In ton he at or tbe pnvroll rliii; a lAronrj for comtliane with (lie re.eut or of th state board of sntq.lh- and purrtiftM-a- , ortleHi g s 10 per rent reduetlon In all oaturli- - lu ex of fO0 a Diotitb. n.nMrudloti IMI'E, IDA.-HaetlTllle. utilising 1.5W(iO of a I2V'2U2 emercenry f.ileral aid fund for unemployment relief, will Tlia state rt- begin In Idaho eelvee I1.M3B12 for highway Forrat highways receive pllt.nno, park roada r.HO.tavi Indluu reservation road fVIOuO, and pub lie hmn $119 2wt of tbe total nm'r eory fund allocated to Mnbo. POCATELLO. IDA Aifhorltle ire busy chwilng Pocntclo alrcela f cutslde who, urmrdluc o chargee filcl by the Chamber of Commerce, hare eelltng their lower iroduee at price lian those of rotahlUhed merihant POCATELIA IDA. Claiming he a man without a eountry," WII lam F. Elliott, 50, Canadian war eteran, has asked Sheriff Woodward to hare him dojiorted to Can ida. Elliott said he has been to leave the United State by mm Ignition authorllle. hut Canada vfused to recognlxe hi m due to hi 'eng absence from hi native land. tax levy for LOGAN. UT-T- Iie lognn district will he the blghet n history, Oil yenr, according to the statement of Cotmty Assessor R. 8. MeQuarrle. Th total levy thl year la 45 81 mill compared with 45 05 mllla In 10.11. of this OGDEN, UT. Official city applied for tbe location of one of the Home Loan hank for Og- thl thing dolug ail gun t? Is. d other devl'oienl It a nr diva d-- r mak rare of m I tak hair health. Court tom aay that M will be had for m In Ihe long ran, but I doubt ll Yon know women slwa)i could endure more than men. (Not only physically, bat mentally. Did yon ever get a peek at son' of tb huahandi?) But they ran just stand more pain, there Is jurt lots of Ibloga where they sra superior lo tb to called male. matSo I reck in that It only ter of time that they will not only be doing the same game at the men but III be la tba same classes. There silt be no malt and fcmalt chiri.c. for the men are getting prcity punk sa a race. W will be wearing skirts In another generation. 1 v.ant to pass out just lx fore they cati b m doing soma battlck work. You know the' wa tom awful rad thing out here In these Oljniplca even before they started. Take for Instance th Iris's. I taw the tiaik aid field trial for th Amerhan turn at Palo Alto; and the dlssapt lutment of tbe once that were tint places Its not to bad to be .t in the Olympics, that meant you were the best In your r country ary bow, but when you have built up a great reputation around your own home, college, and siatt, and your records allow " X t a,-- . . that your time, or the bclghtb of your jump la above certain other then to train for performers, r. r ? : j.-- -' ! months, even yean, to make this I . 4 I" rIh, " Olympic games that are he'd at - -. . ' . , i ' i borne, then you deny yourself, train " y den. conscientiously, and than get to th r PROVO. UT Utah county lax trials sad be beaten, maybe by Inches, and In lots of cases by men been 1912 7.97 for hae set at levy mill! aa against the 1931 levy of wbo your previous record showed was better than tbe time they beat Two excursion steamboats, the Saint Paul and J. S provided their passengers and spectators excitement 8 23 mills. In, In other words, you know you when they engaged in a race down the Mississippi under fuU steam which recalled the thrilling days when PaUT. The Union BEAVFR, that you just happened to have an the Robert E. Lee and tbe Katches fought 41 put for the supremacy of the Mississippi Is cific Railroad company plan- off that particular day. There day ning to erect a large storage cellar Is no doubt that tbere Is men ou for potato crops from Milford and th American team tbit beat men READY TO FIGHT Mlnersvllle. that day that they couldent do It BOISE, IDA. Reports Indicate again In a lifetime. Well you take yen'" wf ymsxwe an abundance of water and good a loser like that, and darn It It range conditions In the Boise na- hurts. It you absolutoly knew In tional forest. Livestock men with your own heart that you could beat herds and flocls In the forest are the man that beat you, why that enthusiastic over conditions prevailwould sit pretty tough with you stock. their ing among wouldent It? RICHFIELD, UT. The school not taking any Course that of Sevier county will oien October credit from the men and women 17 and the length of the school that won, but Its Just one or those term has not yet been decided. tough breaks of fate. They cant OGDEN, UT. Twenty two minJust let It go and make up for It ing claims have bepn staked off In at the next meet. Tbe next Olymthe territory two and one half miles pics Is four years and all of em north and east of the Hermitage In dont know what they will be doing four years from now. Four year Ogden canyon, where a lode of gold hearing quartz was recently found. Is a long time in an athletic career. The claims have been filed In the But they all took It mighty gamely. They smiled but they smiled county recorder's office. through many a tear. 1 begin to BLACKFOOT, IDA. Two perla a sons were painfully Injured and think this athletic racket two others escaped Injury when an pretty tough thing at that. There Is about as many disappointment automobile In which they were ridas successes. I think us fellows ing crashed Into a horse standing cant do anything are just a on the highway five miles south of that We are never disapwell off. Blaekfoot pointed. UT. BEAVER, Graveling of the Walt till we get to golf, bridge, President Jose P. Guggiarl of Parten mile stretch of road from Wildaguay, who mobilized bis nation's cat canyon to the Millard county or cocktail shaking, then tbe American white man will come Into hla youth to fight Bolivia In the dispute line on highway 91 has been start over the Gran Chaco region. Later own, everybody out here is predicted. he agreed to submit the quarrel to ing tbls California record breaking WEISER, IDA. Property ownNoarbitration. ers and water users of the Weiser to continue right up till after vember fourth, when Roosevelt Walter J. Smith, youngest son of former Gov. Alfred El Smith of Irrigation district decided at a re- will outrun Hoover, Tolau, Metcalf, NAMED FOR SENATOR New York, and Florence El Watson of Schnectady, who were married cent meeting to huild a new Intake and maybe Babe Dldrlckson. canal approximately two miles In the other day in Albany. Each of them Is twenty two years old. Its awful bard to get your mind length, together with a diversion on such Insignificant thlDgs as dam and headgate in the Weiser riv republicans, o r er to Insure a permanent supply of democrat candiwater to the district The project is dates. with fito cost $12,000 00. fteen hundred MANTI, UT. A destructive frost, picked athletes the earliest on record In this vl of the world 14 acres on of cinity, destroyed peas recbreaking the lowlands at the Kjar ranch and ords under your at the experiment farm at Ephraim. nose. If an athSEATTLE, WASH. In the pock lete wins an pts of the coat of John event and d ;nt Stonebanks, when he dropped dead break a worlds In the public library here, were record, we hiss found a ernst of bread and a shrlv him out of the led apple core. His clothes were arena. soiled and ragged. The body was the man Incidentally taken to the public morgue where brought the first slavea to this seven bank books were found In the country muBt have had these Olymclothing, showing deposits of $10,000 pic games In mind, for these in seven Seattle banks. have Just about run the ' 4 white man ragged. Every winner f TWIN FALLS, IDA. Crop pros- Is either an American negro, or an pects are exceptionally good, In the American white woman. Twin Falls, Jerome, Wendell region, Every year It gets harder and Col Bennett C. Clark, son of the according to the district crop Inspecharder to tell the difference befete Speaker Champ Clark, who won tor. Grain yields are average, and tween a republican and a democrat. the Democratic nomination for .. potatoes and alfalfa are producing (Course outside of the looks) their United States senator from Misabundantly. platforms and policies become more jX Z erf f--, souri " C . 2g I JT J CALDWELL, IDA. The Canyon and more alike. But I believe I t fi county commissioners have made ap- have found out the sure way to tell a.- -' one from another this year. Its Sometimes Hard to Tell plication for a $100,000 loan from I t De man who always laughs at the government to conduct road just the way they talk. The retrouble," said Uncle Eben, may be work, so that the unemi loyed In publicans say, Well things could have been worse and the demos philosopher; an den ag'ln be may county may work for their living crats says, How? The Knockdown." by Mahonrl Young of the United States, awarded rather than receive charity have a powerful pore sense of hu19S2 icA mmgki mrnduM fm. first prize In sculpture at the Olympic games contest In Los Angeles. mor. Washington Star, I events WHEN (he field and trackcame to Olympic games a close It was found the I'nllrd Slates had won first place by tremendous margin; Finland was second sod Great Rritalo OI D. CHAPIN, the Detroit an-third. The climax tomoblle was manufacturer, of this part of th sworn In as secretary of commerce program was the to succeed Robert P. Lamont, who marathon resigned to become which waa won by of the president Juan Zabala of ArAmerican Iron and gentina In As Steel Institute. time. The he took office Mr. second week was Chapin gave expresgiven over to all sion to tils optimLinds of events, Natuism, saving; mainly In the walike every rally, and Helene ter. 1 other American, am gratified by the Madison, Ihe premier woman swimmer of the United Staten, distinunmlstaknhly better tone tlint now pre- guished herself again by winning e race In the vails In our Indus tbe 100 meters 1 :k8. She was of new time Olympic tries and mart of trade. Concerning the future trend, first In the fastest field of girl swimone I will not be so bold as to venture mers ever assembled, and every of them beat the old Olympic prediction now, but one thing la certain we must all exert ourselves to record. In other water events the flags of the utmost striving to strengthen all favorable factors and to make Japan, Holland, Australia and other the Inevitable turn come as soon and cations were raised. with as much security as possible." nations of ALL theandneutral Secretary Chapin Is already enSouth America Joined to go ahead with tbe United States In couraging the railroads calling on w it h repair and replacement work Bolivia to lay down her arms and and finding money to help them do arbitration with Secre- accept it; and In of the dispute with Is Donk of he working tary Paraguay over the on the plans for spreading employGran Chaco. They ment by decreasing the Individual even set a definite hours of work. time for such subBohours there mission, but about twenty-fou- r FOR a livia's reply was revspectacular attempt at not especially satolution In Spain by the monarchists Pres who hoped to restore the Bourbons isfactory. Daniel to the throne; The movement was manca's g o led by Gen. Jose Sanjurjo, known as ment said It was the lion of Morocco, and for a President to suspend time he and Ills helpers were In willing Salamanca hostilities pending control of Seville. But the repubIf Paralican government was apprised of arbitration. and the neutral powers would guay In the his plans advance and revolt consent to tbe present positions in was speedily aqiitiehed mainly by Gran Chaco as the basis of nethe the police. Sanjurjo himself was Instead of tbe position of arrested as he fled from Seville and gotiations, on June 1, ns stipulated was taken to Madrid for trial by the troops After June 15 Bocourt martial, and various others of by Paraguay. n livian patrols captured three the former king's military commandoutposts. ers also were apprehended. In Pacifists in La Paz, Bolivia, who Madrid there was little fighting opposed war with Paraguay, were when revolutionists sought to occuand eight of the. a py government buildings. were condemned and shot. The whole affair was a mixture of comedy and tragedy and the net CHANG KAI SEEK, It result was the burning of many roy- GEN. likely, will be the sualists clubs, homes and residences preme dictator of China. This reIn the several cities, sults from the by Republicans controversy between and the prospect of death at the Chlng-wel- , Wang premier, and Marhands of firing squads for the royshal Hsiao Peiping war alist leaders. Former King Alfonso lord. Chang refusedHang, to obey Wang's Chang denied having any part In tbe uporder to make war on the Japanese rising. forces that were operating In Jehol and offered to resign. Soon province, REWARD for his uniformly after Wang and his entire cabinet prosecutions of gang- submitted their resignations, the sters and politicians for evasion of last to out being Finance Minthe federal Income tax has come to ister T. step V. Soong. George E. Q. Johnunlike Wang, Chlang son, United States disstill thinks the In attorney Chicago pute can be settled by direct negoHe has been aptiations and therefore refuses to pointed to the fed take any warlike steps likely to aneral District bench f tagonize Tokyo. Under the terms by President Hooof the Chinese constitution. General ver, and probably Chlang as permanent chairman of will be confirmed the military council Is untouchable Deby the senate In and is In fuU control of the armies. cember with little opposition. Aa sucwere TWO Democratic senators cessor to Mr. Johnduring the week In son, the President G.E.Q. Johnson obtaining renominations. They were named Johnson's Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky, keyable assistant In tbe tax cases. noter In the recent national convenDwight H. Green, who has been sowho defeated former Senator tion, licitor for the bureau of Internal B. Martin and others; and revenue and has conducted many George Mrs. Hattie W. Caraway of Arkanof the trials Instituted by Johnwoman member of the son. Both the appointments were sas, the only bouse. Mrs. Caraway had upper urgd by Senators Glenn and Lewis six male rivals for the nomination, of Illinois. but easily distanced them all JohnsoD began his drive against WNTJ Service . XI3I, Bell Syndicate. M dm'nd of vatiou b'ar Ing In m t f terror-lai- NOW. T MNT -- Cloud A. ralti-- l CHAWKILOIl NT ( I 1 l!K IT DU! I ON Mil'll rain purli( . VOlllv. i:i NOhHS MKL I Oltrlen. P. Pan lien, building In the la it Itepubllran Chicago municipal administration, I now under sentence, but bat appealed bit conviction. News IntertMiintein -- a President Homer Declares Ittinrlf for Change in Prohibition Amendment HoomcU Hears Major tentative Sec. Stimnon Angers Japan. i Walkers Defence Christian IT A II Mississippi Steamboats Stage Mock Race k. lX' ' A n-- -, - -- v J rrt oed fr VT. r wy Al Smiths Youngest Son and Bride ar First in Olympic Sculpture that "sena-gamblan-g f -j i j- ft! '77 - ft -- ' iV jfrf 4 ' Y I, V w |