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Show i ' FTH M" SEE CACHE YOU SEPT. 15, OLUMK 22. t! 1G, THE AT COUNTY ie FAIR 17 Number 2bih WELlSViLLE tieraiKo What Folks Say Renos divorce system Is that machine. You put in the papers and oi oops a divorce. Judge Hen mma o! a slot i-Jo- With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal. TUESDAY, SKI TEA! HER UTAH, LOGAN, CACHE WELCOMES 8, l'.m. TO FOlK OTI-OC- BIG t.DulO.N Price 5 Cents CELEBRATION , i L ' if States To Provide Work Or Doles Labor Challenges The United daiy FIVE STARS ROLLED INTO ONE Flashes mlm By Arthur Brisbane (Copyright. 1931) lroin the ! Russia And Our Hys- PRESS UNITED teria. SETTLEMENT lr.x.ooo To ufi.noo.oon. NAUTILUS ADVENT BAY, Stalins Sound Advice, lie Does Not Divide Russias government is alleged to have sent out documents in six languages appealing to backward people to "throw off Radical Changes Seen By Speakers In their chains, adopt communist theories, and be happy ever- Many Parts more. It would be wise to make sure, first, that Russia, herself, BY UNITED, PRESS is really happy, and fully prosperous, before going commun- toLabor has challenged America provide provide work or ist. Let the doctor try his own doles. medicine, thoroughly. The challenge came in scores of addresses delivered Labor A business man returning Day when ceased America from Chile, where revolutionists work to honor labor. demand a Soviet government, FORCED DOLES says Chileans appreciate private ARE THREAT ownership and do not want any Threat of forced Doles and dividing plan. Other nations, especially this radical changes in business and with its flickering element of polif cal systems in this councommunism, should remember try ,ere issued by many speakthat with full success for her ers, and they met popular apfive year plan, Russia would be proval. Phrases reminiscent of the prosperous only as compared with old Russia, miserably poor populist uprisings in the middle one or any west were heard by throngs adcompared with this, of a dozen countries. dressed by labor leaders, political leaders, or champions of the common people such as The life of Stalin, Russias Governor William H. Murray Isaac written by ruler, of who are riding Don Levine, puollshed by Cos- to Oklahoma, on the crest of popularity Book corporation, mopolitan the wave of unrest and disconshould be read by those that, tent. having too little, think they Most picturesque among the Russia, would be happier in horde of speakers was Governor that too much, with and those a Russia Murray, who called for talk nonsense about of government in 1932, competing industrially with the change blamed the depression on United States, dumping goods and 'international bankers while here, Etc. street as a If Stalins five year plan were denouncing Wall den. successful, Russian industry, in great gambling were: not Among others twenty five years, could 150,000,-00- 0 Borah Says Rich produce what Russias Must Feed Poor need. Senator Wililam E. Borah, at Cottonwood, Idaho: If the rich In Russia, potentially perhaps do not feed the poor this winas rich as our own country, ter voluntarily, nevertheless one wealth amounts to about they will do it- If the wealtn Amerof dollar ent for every of the country does not feed ican wealth. hem, theres only one to the with do: feed them from thething And, for example, public Rusfive year plan successful, treasury. If the dole is adopted sia would have one hundred it will be forced by those who autoand fifty eight thousand efuse to do their part In feedmobiles. the hungry. ing MILSIX WE HAVE TWENTY Senator James J. Davis at RUNLION AUTOMOBILES Pottsville, Pa.: The solution NING IN THE UNITED STATES will not be found through wage NOW. cutting policies, or reckless There is something to be said price slashing methods for the for our system of private initiasale of products of the farm, tive and industrial competition. 0 factory or mine. 158,000 automobiles for William Green, president A. 00 Russians, as against F. of L at Iowa: automobiles for 123 ouu,-00- 0 The antidote Ottaumwa, for the dole is a balance leaves Americans, work. There must be on our side. It is not bkelv that work or a dole in some either form AUTOMOwill dump Russia Which shall it be. Mere talk to time some for BILES here is not enough. There must be f action. automo-bile- s of true is And what other of products. is true - 15ii.-00- Our stand to pat caDitalism, our gov- use a soviet word for ernment. is as ignorant of sian affairs as Russia is of ours. Russians are told and actually believe that we now admit the failure of our industrial system, and want to go back from machines to hand labor. Rus- OF Grampaw Ned Oakley Writes BACK Spitzbergen, WilSept. 8. (U P) - Sir Hubert Naukins polar submarine, the tilus, returned here this afternoon after an extended tour The of the Actic ice fields. Nautilus was somewhat damaged in the ice and for several days anxiety was felt for its saftey, because of failure to answer radio inquiries. KILLED SPANISH FORK, Sept. 8. J.R Funeral services were being arranged today for Evan Francis Argyle, 17, Instantly killed yesterday when a wheel came off his car and caused the vehicle to overturn. The accident occurred about a mile west of Lake Shore. The boy was alone at the time. There were no witnesses. IS Staya Firm Against All Modification Unveiling Of Pioneer Proposals Feature YOUTH SLAYER AT LARGE OGDEN, Sept- - 8. u'.Ei-tj- he By RAYMOND Monument To Be CLAPPER WELLSVILLE Efforts to make the parade at 10 a- m., and the public meeting following the major features of Wellsvilles Blunders Day fete Wednesday are going forward rapidly, and the celebration arrangements are now in their final stage of (United Press Staff Correspon- dent). Copyright 1931 by United Press Sept. 8 '(UP) beer and wine as a depression relief measure are regarded by President Hoover as illogical proposals which have no chance of being put into effect. Efforts to legalize wires and WASHINGTON. New plans for completion. Haslam, publicity director of the fiesta made this announcement Tuesday morning. beer have received new impetus because of the depression. It is argued they would bring in millions of dollars in taxes at a time when the federal treasury is focing a huge deficit. . WOULD AID IN f Kaganovitch, spokesmen for his chief, Stalin, told the young communist league of the Soviet union, in the presence of Stalin himself: In America things have come to such a pass they are prepared to lay aside hoisting cranes and other machines in order to We Rusemploy more hands. sians. o.u the other hand, writ to erect new works for con structing cranes and other means of transport. In America, they no longer wish to have shortened typists, but to have everything written bv hand. We Russians are building typewriter factories, etc. Russias yams about dreadful conditions in America are about as true as the yarns we told our soldiers about German cruelty. Cas-'tor- Hum-perdi- . Success would mean for Rus fiia greater prosperity, wealth and conservatism. Money is the for acute rad- ,and Uic communists' nfuivi- - tPdlvid? everything fades when there L, - ry Y F&NfiKk " commeorates the arrival of the first company of Mormon pioneers led by Peter Maughan to Wellsville, settlement. . OX-TEA- I ox-tea- m ns - sel-ect- io - AFTER RECORD LOS ANGELES, Sept. 8. (U.R) The international land plane speed record of 276.66 miles an hour will be the object of an attack by Major Jimmy Doolittle and other speed kings during the International Air Fiesta here Saturday and CRASHES Buffalo, N. Y. Sept. 8- - (T.E A Curtiss Helldiver experiment ship crashed on the Buffalo Municipal airport during tests about 1 p. m. today. 8 of Four Stakes Meet GIRL BURIED PLANE first of Wellsville will be master of ceremonies. - Preparations for decorating the business district of Wells- ville In national colors were made Monday when a large number of decorative pieces were loaned to the fete committee by officials of the, Logan Chamber of Commerce. TO BE IN PARADE For the parade at 10 a. m., John Jenkins of Newton, one of the last survivors of the bull Talmadges eyes, Billie Doves to equal that of Ruth Chatter-to- n. whackers brigade of She is one of this years days in early Utah will be fealips, Madge Bellamys youthful radiance. Mary Brians little crop of Wampas babies, and tured with his oxen and pio- ' smile and a voice that is said great things predicted for her. neer wagon. Nick Crookston of -- v " North Logan, another Cache pioneer, will be in the lineup with an old-tistage coach. About 30 floats have also been prepared for the long colmun that is expected to form one of the most colorful parades Wellsville has yet prepared. Committee chairmen making the fete preparations are: Mayor W. O. Christensen, monuLEWISTON Funeral services ment unveiling and program; for Dean Pond, son of Mr. and William P. Leatham, parade; Representatives of the general Island Thomas Stewart, finance; J. H. board of the Young Ladies Mut- Mrs. Charles Pond of were held Friday In the Hal, amusements, G. M. Hasual Improvement association Park publicity. were: Mrs. Ruth May Fox, pre- First ward chapel with Bishop lam, Wellsville is prepared to welE. Hyer presiding. sident; Miss Cahrlotte Stewart, Saul Speakers were A. V. Reese of come a great throng of out of Mrs. Evangeline Thomas BeasBenson, Joseph Quinney, Jr., of town partieipatnts in its FounMrs-Johley, formerly of Logan; ders day festivities, C, C. Watkins of BrigWells and Mrs. Rose Ben- Logan, ham City and Bishop Hyer. Pranett. were by Albert McCan.i of Mr. Sonne and Mrs. Bessie yers Smlthfield and R- O. Hatch of Pack, heads of the Cache Stake Logan. and Mutuals; N. D. Salisbury Musical numbers were by the Mrs. George Raymond of the ward choir with specif .1 numbers M. Logan stake Y. M. and Y. L. including a soio by Rcbert Reese I A. organizations; Casper W. a saxophone solo by Anthony Merrill and Mrs. Anna Orchard, Rich, a saxophone solo Dy SteBenson stake mutual leaders; ven Watkins, all of Brigham IS and Oscar J. Hendry and Mrs. City and a vocal duet by Mr Elsie G. Gunnell, Hyrum stake and Mrs. H. H. Harrison. headed the various leaders, Interment was in the Richstake M. I- A. groups asseemb-lin- g mond cemetery where the grave PRESTON -- A large represenfor the institute convention. was dedicated by President G. tation of BYanklin county farAn address during the first A. Hogan. mers led by County Agent morning assembly on Effective Kearl, toured the beet fields of was Administration Methods, Whitney, Fairview, Weston, given by Mrs. Raymond. Dayton and Clifton on Labor Dr. Maw gave the opening adDay. dress of the morning general The purpose of the tour was assembly. Other general board to studv Effects and Control leaders participated In discusSugar Beet Nematode; Producsions of the various departmention of Beets on Heavy Clay tal group sessionslands; Advantages of Leveling Eeet Lands; Weeds and their Control; Rotation; SANDY FORD, Ariz., Sept. Crowning of Alfalfa: Control 8 of Web Worm and Blight. Hank Dewey, cowboy At the completion from the GY dude ranch, of the tour, the group gathered at the saved himself and his horse NEW YORK, Sept. 8. lK) Preston City park where the today after the animal had The stock market today underbolted and leaped over the following speakers participated went a severe decline. in the program held at the railing of the Fourth street All the rails and many of the nark: bridge across the Gila river. County Agent Kearl, Industrials, including pivotal Thomas Heath, manager of the As the pair fell, the knotsteel common, at one time sold Branklin Countv Sugar Fac- -. ted handkerchief around below the bottom levels of late Hanks neck caught in a tory, Frank Woods, President nearto losses on ranging May spike of the railing, leaving of the County Beet Growers, L. E. Crookston. and Roy Tanner. ly 10 points. The market as a him and his pony suspendto within whole fell striking ed in midair. lows. distance of those The cowboy gripned the I I pony tightly with his knees and hung on. The ferry was called from upstream and FIRE DAMAGE UTAH Fair tonight and floated into position below unsettled Wednesday, exrept the When Fire caused from chimney suspended pair. northwest portion; c o o le r It was in place, Hank unnorthwest pertion tonight. sparks did damage estimated at tire knees and his coupled $200 to the home of Mrs. Mary horse dropped safely. Hank IDAHO Fair tonight and A. Leatham at 10:24 a. m. Monhauled himself up, Wednesday; somewhat warmer then be day. The damage is su'd to hand over hand. Wednesday, fully covered by Insurance. M. I. A. Workers - valley's - - p, Cache Elder Melvin J. Ballard .of. the Quorum of Twelve of the L. D. S. church will be the orator of the day for the public assembly and Mayor W. . nk Last LARGEST PIONEER MEMORIAL Unveiling of one of the largest memorial pioneer monuments In the state will be a principal part of the program, during the morning assembly jI after the parade. The shaft BOAST slayer of Miguel Novela, 28, Wyoming, continued to evade police today despite a systematic search. Novela, a section hand for the Union was Pacific railroad, found EMPLOYMENT dead yesterday- He had been It is stated that manufacture shot four times. and marketing of these products would give employment to thouWHEAT MONEY sands, stimulate numerous lines PARSONS, Kans., Sept. of business furnishing supplies, 8. (U.R) There may be a deand trasportation, equipment no in but pression Kansas, and provide an outlet for surLabette county woman is ; plus grain and grapes.-going to have to long in . Hoover -, has met President a new for vain Empress with- - silence ay such argument Eugenie hat not so long as which has been- directed at the her man has. a few bushels white house in steadily growing of wheat,'.: A Parsons hat volume for some months. ..shop has announced it will In accordance with his estabaccept wheat t fifty cents lished policy, there is no expeca bushel in payment for tation that he will break this silhats. ence with any puoiic statement unless the agitation should gain PREDICTS QUAKES more momentum. Violent considerably ROME, Sept. 8. SAYS GOVERNMENT on the earthquakes Wednesday European-Asia- n frontier, with IS ILLOGICAL . repercussions Mr. Hoovers personal view it in secondary America, were predicted today is understood, ts that the arguby Rafael Bendandi, Italian ment of the beer proponents is cabinet maker Seismologist. illogical and does not meet realities. Movie stars baby 'lne president, ft, is understood ohes have to beespecially MUTINY QUELLED versatile these see not does how 8. SANTIAGO, Chile, Sept. anything can days. Marlon Shilling, one of the (U.R) Mutiny of Chilean sailors be done without a constitutional coming luminaries, has Norma aboard the battle fleet had amendment and thot, in the is ended as the ship surrendered light of the political line-uat Tongoy. a few miles south for political purposes a question of Cuquimbo, where the revolt completely beyond current posstarted eight days ago. An aer- sibility. Most analyses of the of congress put it ial bombardment preceded the composition three-quarters at roughly dry in surrenderboth houses. Thirteen states could block ratification should COTTON ESTIMATE an amendment be proposed. WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. (U.R) A 1931 American cotton crop of 15,685,000 bales was forecast today by the department With a large number of M. I. of agriculture. The estimate A. workers representing the was based on a condition of Cache, Logan, Hyrum, and Ben68 per cent of normal on Sepson stakes, the annual institute tember 1. convetion of the M. I. A. organ-izotioof the four stakes was GUARDSMEN KILL held Sunday in the auditorium FAIRMONT, Minn., Sept. 8 and other rooms of the Logan 'I'Ji Sixty National Guardsmen Junior high school. today shot and killed Nicholas Alma Sonne, superintendent LEWISTON Funeral services Rodriques, 38, Mexican sugar beet worker,, in his shack where for Helen Van Orden, small of the Cache Stake Young Mens isolation the Mexican barricaded himself daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Mutual Improvement achairman-Hafter killing Sheriff Gus H. Van Orden of Bountiful were acted as temporary turned the gathering for the held Thursday in the First ward Jorgenson. chapel with Bishop Saul E. Hyer general assemblies held during the morning and afternoon over HOOVER BACK presiding. diSpeakers were President G. A to W. O. Robison, recreation WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. (U.R) rector of the L. D. S. church President Hoover returned to Hogan, Mrs- Evelyn Bruff and mutuals. M. Roblinson was genthe Wlrite House today at 8:55 Bishop Quail Cannon of Bounti- eral chairman throughout the a. m. from his holiday at Camp ful and Bishop Hyer. Prayers were by Peter E. Van Orden and the day remainHoover Mrs. Rapidan. Other member of the Y. M. ed at the camp in the Virginia Walter Hogan. M. I. A. general board coming Musical numbers included mountains. nsby the choir, vocal duet from Salt Lake City to take by Gwendolyn Hoga.i and Mary part in the convention were: D. DIES IN CRASH Lou Johnson, Mrs. George Villett E. Hammond, scout executive of RICHFIELD, Sept. 8. (U.R) Miss Bell Kemp and by Mr. the Salt Lake council B. S. A.; Only the recovery of Wilbur and Mrs- H. H. Harrison. Dr. Herbert B. Maw and Dr. Stewart, 30, will reveal the and Interment was in the Lewis- Ephraim E. Ericksonfl profescause of an airplane crash here ton cemetery where Joseph Hyer sors at the University of Utah; yesterday that killed Joseph E. dedicated the grave and Stringham A Stevens. Elmore, 21. Napa, Calif- . PUNKiN CORNERS, September 8 Editor The Herald-Journa- l. Dear Sir an Brother: Th school season opens shortly, an a lot of th Punkin Corners boys are preparin to return to college. Si Heckleberrys boy, Obe-dia- h, is not certain if he to Siwash will go back Academy this semester, as he dont think th faculty is payin him what a good fullback is worth. Omar Dtnkledorffs son, ie Oswald, is returning to college, where he is majorin' in th saxophone an slide trombone. Oswald has only two more years to go before he graduates an joins a big city jazz band. Who says education dont pay. reYoung Jed Bluper Is turnin this week to university. year, when he was a freshman, an upper classmate sold him the chemical labJed oratory for $7 50, and back can hardly wait to get to school an sell the builds ing to one of this year for $10- Nothin' Freshies like learnin th rudiments of high finance while youre young. Hopin you are th same. I remain. Yours Truly, GRAMPAW NED OAKLEY. . G. M. WATTIS IS FAIR SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Sept. WH. Wattls, Ogden, ruR) Utah, president of Six Companies, Inc., builders of the Hoover darrt, spent a fair night at St. Franeis hospital here, attendants said. He was able to get some rest. Zeb Fradeys All Winter, Writes Clyde Barnes Editor, Herald-Journa- l. Your correspondent, Zeb Fradey, who predicts a hard winter because of the number of yellow-jacke- ts buzzing around his head, Is all wet. Hes been eating honey and rubbing his fingers in his hair, Instead of washing them. Thats why the yellow-jacke- ts come around . . - I know these old We are going to have a mild winter according to my pet squirrel. I have watched this little fellow for years. In hard years, he gathers up 10,654 nuts. This hill-billi- Wet About is a average. This year he has gathered only 6897 nuts. This proves its going to be a mild winter, with not much snow or freezing up. 10-je- ar The Indians around these parts teil me theres only half an inch of bark on the north side of their squaws this fall. This again proves my point. This Zeb Fradey who wrote you may be a good but as a winter weather prophet hes a dud. Yours truly, hill-bill- CLYDE BARNES, Sage of the Cascades, - MHO BEET - Cowboy Saves - Pony In Fall From Bridge : Crop The Weather |