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Show Q On The Today s News What ever you are going to buy, now is the time to buy it. Head why at the bottom of column four, page one- ' Volume 22. Number " Herald- - Journal What Folks Say if for LOGAN, UTAH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 193 FIVE OCLOCK EDITION 1. Price 5 Cents. 0 cpcpcprpcprprpcp rp uvTjLruuu'ijiriir,r"' - OF L .re Now. cpoprpcprpHprpdprprprpcpcprp cp cp BIG DEFICIT Finance Plan Sets Employment Croup e RISE Florida News. I from the ;l UNITED A convict was mysteriously another. The .murdered by of a sharpened file ap- -. , thrust pears to have done the work. i.The wardens decision to call off the proposed football game which the convicts were . to . looking forward, as a general punishment, is interesting. ago, everybody ' Not so long suspected of the crime or of about it would have knowing 'been put to the torture, until .desired Information had been obtained. Now prisoners are told, you shall not see the football game. The world has become milder. A harbor for ships up to 30,- -. uoo tons, drawing thirty-fiv- e ,feet of water Is ready at Port on the ; Everglades .of Florida. east coast seventeen This port, only miles from Miami, costing six millions, will enable very big .ships to touch at Florida for ;the fiist time. That is good news for the whole countp. What helps one part helps another. 1 Next should come a deep carnal across Florida, enabling coast-wis- e ships to go from the Atlantic into the Gulf of Mexico without traveling around the tip end of Florida through the summer hurricane season, cutting at least 1.000 miles from ;the New York to New Orleans water trip. The United States should .build that, beginning at Stuart, canal. through the St. Lucie and on to the Lake Okechobee, ' . ' . "gulf. An effort to reach a com-.msense agreement concerncopper, now sold for far ing , less than production cost, fails, that own because Belgians mines in Africa would not con, sent. African ore is rich In abundlabor ance, African semi-slav- e is plentiful and cheap. Lack of agreement among copper men discourages copper production, and this inevitably diminishes .the output of silver, largely a of copper mining, of because greatly for silver Feast, speculators bankers that have they did not own, warned that they unpleasant position. demand Increased from the and some sold silver are are again In an Since that 'warning was first published Tiere. silver metal has increased in value more than twenty per cent, and certain imminent de- -' velopments might increase it Z'ione hundred per cent Speculators on the short side. Jake warning. Vx- Newspaper readers discuss one of many "Interesting American shootings. A young man named Donaldson, aged 24. wooed too well a he 'girl whose acquaintance made at seventeen. The girl's father says Donaldson admit- ted his guilt In connection with the girl, whom he did not marry- brother killed Donaldson and the father relates r. The girls Donaldson. . a powerful young athlete, made conditions worse bv knocking down the girls father, also knocking .down her brother, and knocking that ,out , PRESS NECESSARY FIGHT EXTRADITION NEW General Rise In Farm Commodities May Follow CHICAGO, Nov. 17 (UR YORK. Nov. 17. UR Theodore Dresier and the members of his committee of inquiry into Kentucky coal field conditions prepared today to fight extradition to Middlesboro, Ky where they have been indicted on charges of criminal syndicalism. Re- Big Incomes Likely To Get Large Share Of Burden By PAUL R. MALLON newal of the sensational adScrip To Ho Used So United Press Staff Corresponvance in grain prices was hailThat Money Will . ed by market observers today dent. GET LIFE TERMS as confirmation of their predicNov. 17. (UR) Nov. 17 (UR) DETROIT, WASHINGTON, Mich., Home Remain tions of better prices for farm Three members of the notor- Plans for a $750,000,000 tax Inproducts. crease bill ious Detroit Purple gang. Raywere announced toAfter wheat prices had swept Plans for financing the work mond Berstein. Harry Keywell day by Representative Bachar-ac- h, upward nearly a quarter of a Republican, New Jersey, a of the Logan Employment coun- and Irving Milberg, today were dollar from the all time low of member of the house ways and remainto sentenced the spend cil were announced October 5, the market developed Tuesday der of their lives In the Mar- means committee which originweakness that halted the adHere are the twin boys Daniel, left, and Delbert who Sam Harris of morning following a meeting quette State penitentiary. The ates such legislation. vance and brought a reaction of Bacharach said the prospect Hutchinson, Kan., advertised he wanted to pawn for $200 because he was out of work, of tlie finance committee of the life sentence was mandatory more than 11 cents a bushel. Monday night. upon their conviction for the of a $1,500,000,000 (billion) decouldnt support them, and needed money for an operation. Later, he said, he hoped organization The public which had stamrackeficit massacre of three rival June 30, makes necessary John H. Anderson is chairman peded into the market when he would be able to get them back by returning the money with interest. When several the revision of his original teers. news of the sensational rise of the finance group. offered to accept his proposal, Harris and his wife disappeared. persons plan announced two months spread was blamed for the reA donation of two per cent ago. Bacharach was the first PLACES WREATH cession. Prices were forced up administration of wages or whatever the doner Republican to too rapidly, experts said. YesWASHINGTON, Nov. 17. (U.PJ feels he can afford is asked Foreign Minister Din Grandi terday the market reversed itTo self and renewed the advance. NEV today placed a wreath December. during January, officially AT A GLANCE of roses on the tomb of the unPrices rose 2 to 2 8 manAll March. and February WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 cents- - Renewed export trade soldiers after motoring known (U.pj Bloom Federal taxation proagers and heads of firms are to Arlington National cemetery, which had been halted by the posals by various members, included in the play with the accompanied by seven motorsudden advance and widespread of congress include-- . reports of crop shortages and cycle police and three detecMonument employees. A higher rate on who maintained the exlarge tives, damage in foreign countries CIRCULAR LETTERS Incomes. Incomes over which gave impetus to the bull tradtra vigilance ordinary EXPLAIN PLAN $100,000 now 20 ers. pay has marked his visit to this cent. Circular letters explaining the country. WELLSVILLE It may be Experts today predicted conSmaller exemptions, tinued gains in grain prices a long, hard winter but plan with an appeal for. funds married and now has $3, w.U be mailed to all heads of and pointed out that in many when spring comes, the SENTENCED 500 exemption. monument here firms, professional men and empoints wheat still was selling at pioneer SOUTH BEND, Wash., Nov. 17. Higher rates on Inher- -' A (I K) Chester Duckwltz. 19. forabout the cost of production. will of some labor have beautiful ployers immediately. Nov. Manchuria, Louis A. Petersen, superinten- report is asked ltance taxes. Estates above Other grains felt the buoy- 17.MUKDEN. decorations. November by school (U.PJ mer Seattle West A fresh ultimatum was high $100,000 are taxed under dent of the Logan city schools, 25. A financial report of the Two large tulip beds ancy of the wheat rise and net- served and president of today by the Japanese present law. president of the Lo- past year will be mailed wit honor student wftjlected ted corresponding gains. have been local Chan-Shaplanted by from sentenced was on- - General class Ma Taxation of gifts tfatfc 5 gan Kiwanis club at elections the appeal so that those who hi.v people under the direction six to 10 years in the state reChinese commander in the Non-noon. before held He defeated death. Tuesday donated last year can see how formatory yesterday by Superof Farm Bureau Local No. river area, demanding he Val Palmer for the honor. Sales or excise taxes was was their Duck-wit- z 1. monument The money spent. Hewen. B. H. ior retire. in luxuries and necessities, Judge Other successful candidates at One dedicated last September change which made an unsuccessful atGeneral Shigero Honjo, Japaincluding additional tobacthe election were as follows: is to beimportant made this year is Bend a South to rob during a pioneer celebranese commander, declared Mas co and playing-car- d tempt C. E. Haskins, first taxes, ail will for be labor tion. payments to bank. the Japaautomobiles above $2.0C3, ambiguous reply ; Alonzo Smith, second vice in scrip. This scrip will be in in assisted who Those unwas nese ultimptum entirely radios, theater and other president; Carl Sanders, George dollar denominations and may the planting were Mrs. LABOR MAN SHOT admission tickets, checks, satisfactory, and that Ma must OKeefe, Byron Alder and Leslie be used to purchase merchanU? Herman 17 Theurer, Nov. FRANCISCO. SAN conditions meet the original matches, cosmetics, soft Naisbitt. directors; J. C. Hay- dise, goods or services at any Mrs. Woodward, B Reintsch, business agent for before November 25. drinks above 10 cents. ward, district trustee. A. local business house. The scrip the John Rachel Parkinson, received Clothing Honjos headquarters Superintendent Petersen .re- will be redeemed twice monthly WorkersAmalgamated Leishman, Robert Leatham. of America, local 266, Mas reply to the ultimatum places G. A. Lindquist as presi- by the council. The standard Evan Hall and James office announce the In his A special Scandinavian to He death shot was noon offered, first, at today. prodent of the club. Installation wage of two dollars per day for necessity of a tax Darley. in the downtown district here increase. Other Republican leadgram for the benefit of L. D. S. to evacuate if the Japanese ceremonies will be held at a men for killand four dollars was single he Police said ers missionaries from this section withdrew from the area first; have estimated the potential future meeting of the organiza- men with teams will be usd. today. in the Scandinavian countries second, he reserved the right ed by an unidentified assailant deficit at $2,000,000,000. tion. hidden had will be held Friday at 8 p. m. to police the districts south of who apparently The Kiwanis trombone quar- TO AVOID ANY Treasury experts are putting in the Fourth ward hall. In final form the recommendahimself in Reinischs office. the Chinese Eastern railway; tet, B- G. Thatcher, Louis Pet- DUPLICATION fola are as numbers asked he tions for tax increases which guarantee by Program third, ersen, A. T. Henson and Gilbert A special committee will be EIGHT FOUND lows: will be sent President Hoover the Japanese that Gen. Chang Thorpe, entertained the club appointed to work with the com17. ftl.fi) for 1 Nov. N. CAPE Male chorus: Prof. Henry g, MAY, J., Mas Chinese rival, submission to congress. Mr. with two selections while bear munity storehouse committee DelaHoover is understood to conOtte; a, Jylland, b, Sere- be prevented from using the Eight persons missing in stories also formed a big part so there will be no duplication out set since ware they nade, Vetterling. c, Soc i Ro, Taonan-Angancbay on the informal program. railway. template a return to the of effort. Ward bishops will act in their cabin cruiser ally higher tax levels of generdenied heavy Sindlng.1924. Headquarters as a and committee supsurvey 2 Welcome were found safe today. With these developments beSpeech, Bishop fighting in the Nonni region, ply the list of heads of families Sunday comes John H. Andersen. skirmishes minor a apparent policy cf Demdeclaring only who are out of work, need work 3 Vocal solo, Anne Madsen; were SURVIVOR ocratic silence with respect to taking place. and will work. CALLS DEATH 17 tax increases. Nov. a, 17 Ole Colombia, BOGOTA. b, Nov. The Democrats Speaks; Morning, SACRAMENTO, Calif., The two big projects planned (UK) A man found wandering desire all "Kathleen Mayourneen. (U.fi) for inMarooned in isolated secresponsibility are for the this dugway year 4 Violin solo, Prof. N. W. on the beach at Boquilla today, creased taxes to he with the tions of the high Sierras, two of Utah north the extending Christiansen; a, almost demented and able only administration. Intermezzo, scoi;e persons, many of them Aggie stadium and the south to talk Incoherently of being If the administration insists Mascognl. waited today autoists, hopefully LOCAL WOMAN on hill. College dugway 5 Wallace Prof. Reading, tossed for days in heavy seas, on tax revision. Senator Haras snow slowly plows cut( Goates. was believed to be one of the rison. Dem., Miss., said today, through roads made impassable1 wrecked the Democrats, in my opinion 6 Trio, Vilate Jones, Marthe of survivors the first heavy snow of the by will adhere to the Democratic Larsen; a, garet Larsen, Everett schooner Baden Baden. winter. 45, Saint-SaenEliza Jane Mrs. Johnson, The Swan, C. b, principle of imposing taxes on men trapped four for Except died Moses 0f Johnson, When Lights are Low, Sawyer. SILVER BREAK .hose best able to pay. at Echo Lake, none of those cut wije hos-o- ff A a at local 17 7 Vocal solo, Charles PeterNEW YORK, Nov. Bacharach would increase was Tuesday morninga outside world from the n sen: a, I Love Life, Mana pital f0n0Wing wide break in the silver market present income tax rates startistate the highwav danger, cancer ness of Oriental Zucca. was attributed today to ng at net incomes of $20,000 WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 (UP I department Food announced. 8 Organ solo, Prof. Henry Funeral services will be held instead of $100,000 as originally traders who made an Indirect Minister Dinb Grandi was plentiful and there were Foreign 1 m. pthe in of the OtteThursday at proposed by him. He also proattack on the supremacy of Italy told the American Press adeouate housing facilities. 9 Remarks, returned missionNinth ward chapel. New York exchange through poses to change the rates so his country considdanthat the minimized Officials today In was born Johnson Mrs. ary, Vera Scheby Stone. that incomes over $1,000,000 will the London marketered disarmament as the most ger to the Echo Lake party, 10 Cello solo, Everett Larsen; pay a higher rate than $100,000 before the employes of the Campbell Con- Avon, January 16, 1886. a daughquestion Important of discussion a After PROMISES Frances William and G. ter thorough of Braza. world. He added that Italy was a, Angles Serenadg, EXPLAIN income. Both now pay the same struction company here, but Micksel new a Explawas for 17 She gymnasium (UP) plans PARIS. Nov. ; rate, 20 per cent. working for an' agreement with unless they won their w'ay married Pulsipher. PreSenior the for had 25 and Logan nroposed years ago nation of the promises France on their naval dispute. to an open highway made her home LSO PLANS FOR through of the members Presi in since school, made high Logan mier Pierre Laval Asked for Italy's view on re- today the company planned to. SALES TAX Thp family resi city board of education Monday dent Hoover at Washington war vision of war debts and repar- drop skiis and food to them that time 1170 to Bacharach reiterated the prothe it left Second North at is night Buildings demanded today when the imdence ations the youthful Facist min- from an airplane. and Grounds committee of1 the portant debate on French for- visions of his original plans for East ister said he would omy can attax on luxuries, increase a Surviving are her husband. board to study the financial eign policy began in the cham- of sales tention to the statement of his the inheritance tax and enchildren: problem which the project in- ber of deputies. and the following chief of state, Premier Mussolini FDR actment of a gift tax. Mrs. Asa Allsop, Richmond; volves. in 1922. Mussolini then said Chairman Hawley of the ways Present finances of the city BODY IDENTIFIED Grace, Lila, Phoebe. Beth. Dale. that war debts and reparations expressed Tools and gasoline were sto- Aaron and Glenn Johnson, all school system are such that the WHEELING, W. Va Nov 17 and means remnnittee were interallied and must be board does not want to make a (UP) Within a few hours afte-th- opposition to any tax increase len from the county tractor of Logan. down. scaled Press) which has been working along gir because he fears it will hinder Her father and six brothers hasty decision on the matter (Copyright 1931 by United body of a BOSTON, Nov. 17 U.PJ Ap,hp advance of business. the Hyrum-Loga- n road some- and sisters also survive: Mrs. of constructing a new gymna- found strangled here late Bacharach said his plan was time during Monday night, the J. H. Nelson and Mrs. Harry sium at this time. pearance of Newton D. Baker was identified as tha now as principal speaker at the BosA. G. Olofson. chairman of of Mrs. Marie Birch Doyle. Bel independent of the plan trea-;ursheriffs office has been inform- Wybrow, both of Logan: Mrs. y. the by ton Chamber of Commerce luncompleted nearly husband ed. six S. Fredrickson, Tremontnn: Wil- ihe Buildings and Grounds The fan belt and laire. O.. the girls cheon today threw new interwill meet, soon with other Robert Dudley Doyle. 19. now of wrenches are among the equip- liam Pulsipher, Jr., address not est into the movement afoot ment stolen from the machine. known: Henry Pulsipher, sou- members of the group to con- Moundsville, W. Va.. was arrestNEW YORK, Nov 17 (U.PJ The No clue relative to the job has thern Utah; George Pulsipher sider the financial phase of the ed for questioning, police an here to block nomination of D- Roosevelt stock Avon Missionary Governor Franklin market reversed iW trend been fourtd. nounced this afternoon. project thoroughly. Burley, Idoho. as the 1932 Democratic presi- today after six successive sesUIIIIIIIII!ll!llllllllllllllllllll!U!lllllllllllll(lllll!llllllll!IUIIII!l!ll!lllllll!!IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIitlllllillUUIilII!llllll'lllliIIIIIlllllllll!l!ll!lllil(li;ill!l!llll!ll(lll!llll B l)lllllliinilllli!l!l!llllt,!,.M dential candidate. sions of declines. Gains were Home Baker's speech concerned in- moderate and volume small but He sought confidence apparently was being ternational debts. LeRoy Forsberg, son , of Mr. 'cere as he has for months, to restored, at least temporarily. and Mrs. E. A. Forsberg of Avon A strong grain market played avoid being involved in presileft Flint, Mich., on November dential politics. He has refused a big part in tjie recovery. 14. driving a new 1932 model to sanction any activity in his Rails and utilities joined the Buick sedan to Logan for the The Herald-Journnever be lower than they once more, this time slowly as the effects of the eastern' behalf. Nevertheless sentiment advance, featured by the issues today, :s being cultivated Lundberg Buick company. Mr. is carrying a report from are today. Logan merchants but steadily. for him whose companies profit by rise are felt more and more. Forsberg is returning to Cache are offering b:g bargains in Uut commodity prices have The Herald-Journhas here. Chicago that experts are higher grain prices. luxuries valley after filling an L. D. S. necessities and not yet raised. United States Steel rose more Numerous Democratic politicarried almost daily, stories predicting a steady grain mission In Sweden. advance with an accomalike. It will pay vou to Now is the time to buy. of advances in the prices of cians were among the luncheon than a point to within touching The car driven away from read the advertisements in ruests- These Included Frank J. distance of 69 and held a good other commodities and of panying rise in other farm By this, the Herald-Journthe factory by Mr. Forsberg is the Herald-Journdoes not mean that regularproducts. Donahue, state chairman, who portion of the gain. General big gains on the stock exthe first of the 1932 Buicks to few days ago publicly refer-c- d Motors was a strong spot in the ly, decide what you want, They point out that most change. everyone go off on a grand How of the first sensational adAllied does this affect then go to the stores and leave the factory In this manto Baker and Governor A- automobile division. buying spree and spend ner for a Utah dealer., accordvance was held during the Cache Valley? lbert C. Ritchie of Maryland as .'hmical. Worthington buy. money foolishly for what Pump recent Remember now, ing to Manager Chub Lundmen who would make Ideal pre- and Auburn auto made gains Buy sanely drops and Merely that prices here happens to suit their fancy. wUl start an upw'ard climb bui buy now! But commodity prices will berg of the local organization, sidential candidates. prices have started upward ranging toward 3 jolnts. 1- -4 E- Tulips EDICT LA. 5-- By ISSUED BY PETERSEN I) PRESiDEHT OF Kirns CLUB JAPANESE , n, ni L, t? J F LASHES E Less Copper, Less Silver. ;j Mahatma liberty. With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal 2GD. By Arthur Br'.jbane (Copyright, 1931) Good our Gandhi, Today No Tori I would consider it nothing had to pay a million lives we some of bis teeth. The other side of the story remains to be told . In court. but. juries and human nature being what thev are, if the girl confirms her fathers' story, it Js not probable that her bi other will be sent to jln D.nald-sovia the electric chair. n, t thi Mrs-Am- I) - Hai-Pen- hl - 28-fo- ot Disarmament s; Big Problem Says Grandi Senior High j ill-;- Gym Finance Problem Up - RODSEKLI v IS IMPROVING ST. ANTHONY, Idaho, Nov. 17 Spencer Peterson, shot and seriously wounded by Grant was officer, Powell, special 'slowly improving today. He was 'removed yesterday to the General hospital at Rexburg, Idaho. i;.p The Weather IDAHO probably Unsettled, occasional rains or snows tonight and Wednesday; moderate temperature. UTAH Unsettled tonight and Wednesday, probably rain or Snow northwest portion; warmer southeast portion tonight. Maximum, temperature Monday, 38; one year ago, 42. Minimum temperature last r . night, 29; one year ago, 16. com-mite- e, I I Buy Sanely But Buy How sf Enroute , al - al al . |