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Show I $ 'Todays News pTT raid-- 1 Election returns. Read them jn pages one and six . of the Herald-Journtoday, I al i Number 238. ! LOGAN, i Carelessness in voting produces in turn wasteful and exJohn A. pensive government. Falvey. With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal S Volume 22. Jomreail What folks Say U T A II. W EDNESI) A V. X O V E M K L! 11 1. 1931 FIVE OCLOCK Price 5 Cents. EDITION . pn T,dl rn 1 By Arthur Brisbane VJ (Copyright, 1J31) The Piffle-Pac- 0 t. Which Is the Best Hob- by?. Democrats Gain o i Control the House Of Representatives A Bigger Solar System. Swedens Butter Idea. The people and government of the United States should meditate on Hiram Johnson's interesting statement, that there will not be any war between China and Japan because chop-sticcannot fight against machine guns. Chopsticks represent China, huge in numbers, and unprepared. The machine guns represent Japan, trained to the minute. Who doubts that in a war between Japan and China, Japans 60.000.000 would easily defeat China 400,000,000? Bourbon would be victorious JAPAN IS READY JOB THE FIGHT, relies on preparation, not on foolish peace sentiment, or what Hiram John- son calls the Kellogg Piffle Pact." Alexander the Great walked through Persia, driving his wedge of macedonians, a few thousand, through the gigantic Persian army, and a mile long front of fighting Persian elephants. Persia was bigger, richer, but that made no difference- This country is bigger, richer and if anything more self satisfied than Persia. That would make no difference, if any European or Asiatic country should send against us as many fighting airships as Alexander had men. Opposition Cuts Down Majorities But Loses Finals Unsafe . Japan Victors In Battle Of Ballots Margin ks BECAUSE t Possible For G. O. P. to Get Tie For Control Pedersen Doubles Opponent, Others Win On Safe Margin In Heaviest Vote Ever Cast In City Nov. 4 (UP) WASHINGTON, Democrats gained a numerical majority in the house of representatives in yesterday's elections and looked forward to electing a speaker and taking control of committees when congress meets December ?. Some doubt still remained, however, as to which party would actually gain command1 on the showdown. It is yet possible for the Republicans to create a tie. In this case the result might turn on absentees and private deals for individual defections impossible to foresee. 215; Farmer-Labo- r, cies, 2. 2048 1527 George W. Lindquist - Merkleys Majority 521 FOR AUDITOR H. R. Pedersen 2330 1269 1061 Wm. C. England Pedersens Majority strength: 217: 70D N. W. Merkle.v The elections resulted in the Democrats, 2148 1439 . FOR COMMISSIONER BOURBONS HAVE TWO VOTE MARGIN follcAving House ; FOR MAYOR Lundstrom William Evans, Jr Lundstroms Majority A. G. what they say Republicans, 1; Vacan- The largest number of people ever to vote in Logan went to the polls Tuesday and confirmed their faith in the present administration which has guided the affairs of the Democrats were cheered by city during the past six years. the results of the scattered For the fourth time A. G. Lundstrom, champion of the voting throughout the country The WINDS SHIP HURT municipal rejxiwer plant, was elected city executive. not was fact it despite the of Mayor Lundstrom is also partly responsible N. J. Nov. 4 as conclusive popularity LAKEHURST, generally garded A solemn editorial . writer says j, for the election of N. W. Merkley to serve as city commisWeston Vernon, chairman a man who has a hobby can as to the drift of sentiment in (UP)- -. High winds sweeping over DCXt year S presi j the wide flat spaces around the never tire of life. He always sioner during the next four-yein period. . Logan Loyal Party has something of passionate airshiP hangar here last huge NpJ As of Executive the chairman Democrats vnrk PEDERSEN RECEIVES state, in - terest." night kept the giant dirigible Committee of the Loyal party, I ' . VOTE Lord Northcliff used failed to get control of the asto Akron out all night and seriousi toThe late wish to thank all the members LARGEST needed K-- l, they the say never neglect your hob- sembly though willnavy blimp damaged R. ly of the for II. this committee to was returned Pedersen, seats. present auditor, also six city They his heal hobby was the gain only d by. dirigible in largest ing assistance they gave me in office by the biggest vote received by any can idate at the belief that he was like Na- failed, in a hard fight, to seize the world. the campaign which has just local election. He -' old congresthe iUmgworth polled 182 votes more than Mayor Lund-stropoleon. closed. I wish also to thank the Why not make life Itself your sional seat in Ohio, Republiand 282 more than Mr. Merkley. A. G. LUNDSTROM the various district chairmen, an with cans it easy holding RANCHER KILLED hobby? Is life not sufficiently The election climaxed one of the most enthusiastic and checkers, and all other workers Mayor short. lead for John B. Hollister. Interesting, sufficiently MELBA. Idaho, Nov. 4 (UP) who assisted us in winning a hardest fought campaigns ever seen here. A civic conscious- Sufficiently exciting, to supply a HOOVER PROTEGE causeE. M. Powelson, 66, widely victory for our good hobby, without collecting MEETS DEFEAT known and prominent through(Coutinued on page six) On the theory that he who Democrats attached impor- out southwestern postage stamps, strange coins, was gives cheerfully, gives twice, I like one of the very rich tance to the election of former shot and killed late Idaho, . or, by feel that you are all entitled to Rothschilds, collecting all dif-- . governor A. Harry Moore as David Barr, 64. onTuesday, the Barr double credit; for your work ferent kinds of fleas, from the governor of New Jersey over ranch. was done voluntarily, without to retie Baird. David the Jr., Republican, tropics. f Rothschild, at least, made a election was the expenditure or promise of a A urged by adminisFor For Commissioner Mayor For Auditor single penny. Nor has there collection useful to science. tration spokesmen as- - a gesSHOWS IMPROVEMENT been a pledge of any kind made for fUany hobbies represent waste ture of moral support to anybody except the implied IDAHO FALLS. Idaho. Nov. 4 President Hoover. pnly of concentration. candidates to seasonal declines. pledge of our j Contemplation of life and the Confusion of the House sitW serve all the people of our has The heavy voting at the universe, from the ants with uation. which has existed since Idaho's a labor situation city faithfully and to the best comparative impro city election Tuesday shews Iheir organized society at your the close results a year ago, shown of their ability. With this pledge to that the people of the city according eet, to the distant nebulae, and appeared destined to continue. ment of late. 3 written large in the very charRichmond Mayor H. F. Olsen are beginning to take a rom divine goodness to the Democrats gained the iJlichi-ga- Thomas McDonough, state labor a. acters of the men whom the won a close fight for reelection V. keener interest in city afseat through election of director. strange, murderous and swindlhere Tuesday with a margin of people have chosen. I bespeak fairs than ever before. The ing inclinations of the human Hart, the first Democrat to for our city the realization of vote Tuesday was more only four votes over George race, supply everybody with get it in 33 years. They held citiAWAIT SENTENCE Olsen received 147 votes, the best hopes of all good than twice that of two ?'something of passionate in- -. two other seats in the 20th zens. Webb. 143, and one vote was ST. ANTONY. Idaho, Nov. 4 ago. terest.'1 years Ohio and the 7th New York d In this spirit, the cast for J. Morris Godfrey. , silent. William Votes cast at the city districts. Republicans retained (LPl GlumJ- and 57 243 88 280 ; officials join with me in exL. McCarroll await- Other results were: four year . i elections of Logan the first Ohio or Longworth Fox and during to all who 99 258 271 tending our thanks 68 IIS councilman N. D- Merrill. 164; ed in jail today the sentence, were four the past years Science says mans conception district and the second 1 59 by their vole yesterErastus Johnson, 11. Two year 16 next Friday at 1:30 p. m. that 191 210 157 as follows: 200 expressed pf his solar system has been that this day the confidence will send them to the Idaho councilman, (three to be elect1894 votes were polled in 119 19 151 152 158 170 pledge will be fulfilled. limited and mistaken, like the 4 ed ( Victor Johnson. 172; J. C. state penitentiary to serve a 1925. 111 127 92 115 bpinion of the Chinese concern- j 111 125 life sentence. Thompson. 141; F. W. Traveller, 1872 votes were polled in ing their middle wingdom.They 6 195 198 203 191 152 169; Melvin Johnson, 124; Ray 238 Eduard S. Chambers 1927. Called it the middle kingdom A- A C. Lewis. 126; Roscoe C. Mer7 112 111 152 116 102 1802 votes were polled in 50 Chairman, United Logan Party because they thought it was the ROAD MEN DISCHARGED rill. 106. Recorder J. W. Mar1929. 8 161 We failed and yet we sue-- , 229 200 123 Ill center of everything and about UTAH. Fair tonight and 210 tin. 157; Ephraim Woodland, LEWISTON, Idaho. Nov. 4 3603 votes were polled in ( eeded. We failed to elect our the only important thing. They Thursday; little change in tem9 151 271 22 267 110 129. Treasurer Laura Christen-- Herbert ' 1931. Potsch, state nighway candidates, but succeeded in .learn from Japan and Russia perature. 52 181 sen. 182; Martha Aylsworth. 100. 229 202 137 IDAHO. Fair 2 15 tonight and- department shop foreman, and 10 of civic now. as they learned long ago consciousness arousing There were 166 votes cast in moderate tempera Elmer Aldrich, mechanic, were 11 119 SI 84 117 NEWTON ELECTION 135 the citizens of Logan, a con69 .from Genghis Khan and others, Thursday; one and 125 in preR. Newton DrClark as precinct discharged by Governor C. Ben to be wish- summation that China is not so Important, ture. devotedly two. cinct TuesMaximum alof Ross an in s temperature Christen-ainvestigation ed The vote was twice as great mayor and Aiphonso TOTAL 1.159 2,1 18 1.527 say that the j Astronomers 2,048 1,269 2,550 62; one year ago, 55. leged irregularities in purchase it has been for more thamsen. M. C. Rigby. Ralph C. .middle kingdom of our solar day, Minimum last for of and temperature supplies Jones and Amos Griffin as Larsen Has Close equipment six MAJORITY years. 709 system with which we are ac521 1,061 one year ago, 29. highway work. It is to be regretted that the councilmen were elected here quainted is comparatively un- night. 40; matter of the light plant en- - Tuesday without opposition. Contest In Mendon important. tered into the 'campaign, as i Far out In space never seen GENEALOGICAL MEE1ING that was not an issue. It is also .by us. there are probably a doz-je- n Mendon Peter Larsen. Jr, stake , to be regretted that personalit- Logan genealogical was giant planets that would returned to office here as irs entered, but that was to be meeting will be held Thursday make not only our tiny earth mayor Tuesday wnth a margin 5 8 m. November at p. but even great Jupiter seem expected from the very nature evening. of 14 votes over L M. AnderA full house. n stake of the conditions existing in the small, and they also belong to NEW YORK. Nov. 4 tendance of all ward gencalogi- son. of Utah. ,our solar system-Thiin advances wheat The complete results were as ca workers is desired. I is news. It might upset think however the campaign and corn in the late trading to Mavor Peter Larsen, follows: Scholes. Frederick Hhe explanation of the plan Nov. 4 SALT LAKE CITY, PROVO, Nov. 4 (UP.) -- Voters day carrying those cereals7 ur Stake Representative Jr-- 85; L. M. Anderson. 71. Four 'Continued on Page 3 ,'ets accepted by Jeans. Edding2 to 3 cents a bushel to new N. UP)Widespread voting this city left no doubt of their year councilman Joseph ton, and other wise ones. port. evenly distributed, gave desires yesterday when they rewere! the season 96; William L. Kidrepresen-- i highs for Sorenson, Louis Marcus, retired business elected Mayor Jesse N. tdlers-to- n tative of the Federal Farm matched by the stock exchange! -man. 59. Two year councilmen Herald-Journ- al man who went into politics beby almost a two to one ma- Board and for many years a in the last half hour. 'three elected) Reeves Bird, 94; to cause he wanted member E. over something turn-A. of his Until In the American Farm Thomas the past the grain market t They say that far opponent, jority Hiibner, 82: George do, the most decisive victory Mitchell. Bureau Federation, will be m ed definitely upward, the stock 79; John O- Hughes, 55; Some giant sun passed near us over Baker, F. Bowman John Cache R. k Mayor William He market its of had and by been lethargic. Oliver Taylor. 76; County Friday wil'j power James E. Snyder gravitation displaced ever been recorded in at thb South Cache high ires were firm at tne openinej .pulled an enormous piece out of athat hasLake incumbent Hughes, 73. Recorder Howard Charles Hopkins, Salt school at 9:30. at the Utah but profit taking sent the whole mayoralty election. our sun. Baker, 80; Henry C. Stauffer. 73. by a margin of State Marcus was elected mayor by commissioner, Isabelle Stumpf. 103, Treasurer Agricultural college adult list down later. 112 votes. j That enormous piece broke up Mrs. Smith, Mary All of Logan and Cache coun- - gan and on other elections ir Clella school at 10:30. at the Into small pieces, which now re- a majority of nearly 12,000 votes incumbent 50. training Ladle, defeated auditor ty took advantage of the Her- - the county and state. LLOYD GEORGF OUT solve around the sun as plan- - according to complete but un- Ralph Elliott by a substantial North Cache high school at n 12:30. and at the Logan Jumo: In addition to this phone coverage on elec- ets. the small pieces in turn official returns. LONDON, Nov. 4 'UP David t ' The vote: Marcus, 27720; majority returns Tuesday night and vice, the Herald kept a large No Opposition For wrote to Sir Her-P- high school auditorium at Lloyd George throwing off satellites, like our Bowman. ' mcrowd outside the office inform- 15,726. bert Samuel today resigning the Wednesday morning. imoon. Wellsville Ticket of- - ed with window bulletins, kept OGDEN. Nov. 4 (UP) Mayor Marcus' support came from . of two The lines the trunk of the R ? That theory may go to join parliamen-LCounty Agricultural Agent chairmanship 50 and 51. were kept busy up to the minute as the returns f.ce, his said liberal letter tlescartes vortex theory, and nearly all wards. He lost only a Ora Bundy of Ogden was asWednesdnv party Wngley tary Wellsville No opposition deMr. Brown has a tacked other theories designed to ex- few districts to his opponent, sured today of another term the disastrous course continually from early m the came in. The complete close margins. those was and he elected after tne until the office closet lated vote was posted within a veloped and a small vote resultby by the has been the the which for into without universe American message the far party plain at 1.30 s. m Wednesday with few minutes after the final re ed here Tuesday when Mayor George D. Keyser and John largest vote, 7209. ever given met. lie is a flupnt vneakpr necessity of a creative mind. guided. W. O. Christensen was returned queries on election results. The! turns were In. Knight were elected com- an Ogden mayoralty candidate. well as being an entertainer.1 , which has always seemed un- M. ; missioners. In the Wednesday Herald-opene- d to office with 82 votes. Cnns He defeated Joseph E. Wright At the meeting Friday evening calls started when the office re-- 1 COURT REOPENED defeating satisfactory to manv a margin of 2135, 4 'UP at 7 a. m. this inonunti Journal, a complete survey of Other results were: Four year Nov The all farmers of Cache conn It is rather like explaining' Greenhagen and Alvin Kedding-'b- y TOLEDO, Other Incumbents also were and their wives, should arrange courtroom of Federal Judge and inquiries have been re - election results in Logan. Cache councilman William P. a large mother Dig with little ton by substantial majorities, 82. Two year councilmen enough. Grter.hagen Retained. Commissioner Fred E to be present. county, large state and national The meetings John M. Klllits was opened to ceived ail dav. nigs around her. hv saving that Peculiarly defeated C. Lucius!' are being carried on under (three to be elected (Parley n ages past some large pig. was high vote getter among the Williams the spectators today as attorneys morning and inquiries have been renters is carried. This election service is just Murray. 81; Janes Parker, 82; all day. assing tore a large piece from commissioner candidates in the Laudie by a 1014 majority. Fio auspices of the Cache County began final arguments in the received A feature was the number of one of the many services of- - William R. Poppleton, 81. Rehe mother pig. the big piece primary election, with Kedding-to- n rence S. Glinee, auditor. de - Farm Bureau of which M. C trial of. Nan Britton's sn.(iO( second. Keyser and Knight feated Frank W. Austin by a Reeder, Hyde Park, is pre.si - ' libel suit against C. A. Klunk, calls from people outside of Lo fered by the Herald-Journa- l, corder Lamont Allen, 80; Treagradually breaking up into the ran a poor third and fourth. surer James Cooper, 82. How may we serve you? . dent." Marion hotelkeeper. gan asking information on Lo- majority of 1138. jittle pigs. ar ' non-rigi- m How Logan Voted: Vote Shows Interest (UP)-Desp- ite n- newly-electe- 1 - - r'enn-sylvani- 1 1 The Weather -- 1 l 1 , Marcus Ellertson, Bundy Win In Utah Mayorality Contests , - s , sPin t Election 1 -- Service Pn-tal- Serves - Valley ' al ser-tio- tabu-afterno- i a- Lea-tha- j j ' VV |