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Show The I The Weather UTAH - Partly cloudv tonight, or lain and colder souln- tost portion, ThursJat geuercliv Frost and fleecing fair tonight. snow IT AH. LUC AN, Number HU. Volume 24. Grain Range K 1 ) N K S A I M V . PRICE FIVE CENTS A xdJ cSV r cAg Cy (fJ 'SP (N., Today Fair Weather Promised For Annual Smith field Health Day T Ay Tank Ay Come Back! UP! Farm Relief Bill By Arthur Brisbane (Copyright, 1933) I lands Off I he Wheel. A 100 Mile Sales lalk. Is Studied With Joint Commit! AA liainloads Of Peas. Bond r.nnuh Doll. u. SANTA BARBARA, Calif Tilts heaveniy spot, gieat mean on one hide, btoutiful mountains on Ih other flowers ami fertility be tween, is half way between trie He ust larnh at San Simeon uni the Hodge rum hex at Hodge, Gull forma vs huh will be the next bin k to M w stop on tht wi Ymk Steve Zeg ir of San Ians Obispo drives you the first fifty miles in his new, long, twelve cylinder touting car, top clown, to let you tee the sky and mountain tops from Then suddenly appears Oakland William M Packer, innext the travel sisting that you two hundred and fifty milts in a leal car, and you transfer to a coupe, top also down, and you aie off The tall, slim oung traffic of flier of the state highway patiol, with whom you soon become acou courteously quainted assures 4fihat if you feel that such speed should is necessary you go loout 10,000 feet above the highway and fly Packer has a witness to prove on a straight road with not a ear in sight, that he could drive his car at seventy he was only proving miles with both hands off the wheel '1 he witness had thoughtlesslv suggested that the longest wheelbase cars keep the road better To be safe, with Packer driving, do aot suggest that any cat can do anything better than the one becairying you Thus you avoid reminded- - of the ing suddenly hei after and its uncertainties ALL PLANS All Roads To Lead To Smith field On SMITHFIKLI) With fair wea- Dtternumd )f looMW!t (liven Unprecedented Ptiwer As Money Dictator Under New Hill Approved Hy Congress W A S 3 cv South Cache Graduation List Ready P '1 Nc n p j sas (retta Garbo ns she lands at San Ay tank a conic back Diego from the steamer Annie Johnson, thus putting the reverse Knglish on her famous statement A tank a go hihie made when her last contract as Swechns greatest contribution to the movie fierce n expired last xear. she is shown above as she set foot on American soil once more, this time landing at S tn Diego, thus dodging that most feared lmtter in the world, the New I ork harbor newshawks ami im ra men i MILLVILLE OPENS re-p- CLEANUP DRIVE Millville officials city 0encd a drive to clean up the some obnoxiand free it from city ous practices which have prevail cd there recently As an earlv result an old Smithfield youth pleaded L guilty before Justice Alma Jensen o Millville Monday to disturbing the peaie driving on a the sidewalk and insulting woman The youth, sentenced to $25 or 25 davs in the county jail, wis released today on payment of th' fine Officers expect to lontinue to work until ah such distuibames and trouble are cleared up c $ FIND HIDEOUT OF EASTERN KIDNAP-- GANG n HARWICH, Mass, May 3 Oll What police believed was the bHse from which a negro and two white confederates engineered tho kidnaping of ten year old Margaret McMuth was locuted today m a ta igled section of woodland south of here Police said they found evident e that the gang had miupied a summer cottage for at le isl 4K hours hefore the kidnaping Ransom, with a pledge of "no nlatked money , was oflered Ihe kidnapers Margirel, the granddaughter of Fram is C Mi Math millionaire engineer of Detroit, was kidnaped tium her si haul yestenlav by a mgro in an automobile She was not missed for more than an hour -- j I c f Senior High School Is barge Crowds Attend Host To Cache Henson Stake Entries Contests ( fox Well laie he t n Mending the clime 1! ( it Ion Login mil Hu Hie held events al in h st bool 1 x I 1 P q in d hue) el me e Ar ml nohl wcie Vr Wtd tl ther Smith n Mi , P.rul ih V1orf;m Louu Oiiuida Stake Winners Are Named On rison Franklin Stnko Plans s And Tuesday Semi-Final- FHFSroN Thp Oneid i st.ilic M A ' oihKk t (i a eiy sdi ( t Ss il il.c iHiniir il Finals VRF.STON h tiv it v The T contru'fie i ml hn Mu of si tke M has arranged tlu fn tl and final ermtists ftn the u test work The senn finds will hi starting Whitley Mu Monti t u ird f A mi it r (' starting at 7 p m li n nt s M In hi 'ii'M th c iv iM'ii ion Ths giihtiin will be rnmnosod of the follonug ards Manic to" Whtncv ifth ' Franklin an! First w mk .second groun of st in finds will he hold at Wesion Tnesd M with tho follow ma wards on feopating Second Sixth Fmviiw Linrose Cedarv il!t ami son In h of these contests the pr hi im wdl start promptly at 7 p m R Lee Kenner and Ann i (. Rainier of the stake ntivitv tom reP',t this veir pt ogr im W1 ellipse snv pievious attemi t in the stake Alri.idy it is t r tun nine diamas will pnrtuiptte four oprettas mibhc eighteen sneakers and at least twenty conFor the semi-findsnrers tests icdees wiU be impoited from outside of the county The winners of the W'estOn and White contests will tompitr in the Franklin stake finals at the Preston opt ra house Tuesday, M iv 16, at the Irts Tuemt iv mpht mrt (iiiwit Httemlrd ami thi fail i M Komiillv were of a lnii rill wmmrs in the varum-- I - i i houve r (bun tli lUiinvi Dav ton watd Pieston Third jiuhia spe iking plnv w night in all wards of nian stake was observed Tmsdav with winners in tonttsts ( in Mutt! il work being nnined These winners will meet next Tu4m1u nnTht in the Logan stake foi honor mpht. irtanKoments ahull ire in chatge of u sptual Hake fommittce Ml fmwitd Olivi Honor ho RICHMOND ird iis Loyan Stake Winners In Wards Meet Next Week 'In is Black and White Day Plans Nearly Ready at Richmond public speaking CeitA Ureston Fouith w mi Gobi and Oiein fox trol Samuel mi mil Waiiin Davis, Preston ! unit h vv ird Iimuirs rdold store Vnlt Finns Piestnn Fourth ward i I y rett The commission also made ri port of Ross Anderson and N D Suhsburv of the lenovtsing lom-- i mittee of the Ch.imhei of whit the city telling had lined up in the of work foi the summer A letter ftom C O I'ukil st He saint uv engmeci was rt ul Hf i eported that R A H irt even live secritaiv of the state It F U t ill omiiuttee hid writtin tin imgrt ss'onal delegation to find out wrhy obst u les were being plac ed in the wav of grunting a loan for the Log m mumiipil inghter house A petition i ont lining 23 names ssked that Fourth East between i Fourth and Fifth North he oiled (This petition w is filed foi consideration Inter in the year A delegation hi ailed tn Neplit Bott asked the commission for uniform icmetery curb and headstone recomregulations Presenting mendations This matter was t iken under i onsuleration by the commission Special payrolls for Apnl were approved as follows Electnc light ' plant fund $3X8 25 general fund including street cemetery water and sewer departments, $105109 i Cum-mer- Allegiance Oath Dropped By Irish n DUBLIN governriu n! it V oith ( I iMA tiers of n M iy 3 H li The of 1residmt F.amoli tod iy abolished Ihe ilk gi i ii c to the Butish i n Di im i' ggv w ilil tileirirs Inhn-o- lining , min publn vpeilutiK lion 1 U.tvtnn Fourth want DKNVFR Colo Mav 3 il I't The firs! tesl of I'lesulent Roosevelts urdiis for the leturn ot hoard'd gold loomed today as the almost 'eitain result of the ' in" of Formei United States Senator ('limits S Thomas in openly difvmg the tirdei Thomjs, nationally known expel I of the Wilson administration nnd silver advocate, served notice of his intention to challenge the anti-hoding order in an open letter to Ralph 1, C.irr U S distrut attorney 'Ihe HO year old attorney said he had acquired $120 in gold for this spei ifu purpose of testing the to force a governments right oitren to suriendei the yellow metsl n issued by City Atturnev I.iun Fonnesbvik today uii two violations of city otdinun-ii- s Uf suvs that prosecution will hr si utid unliss violations cease A i it v oidnunre provulis llmt ill Im kens must he kept in pens mil that owners nre liable tor my damige free ihukens may do lo gardi ns or other property hive been made to Complaints him and ait ion will be taken if mv otinr iimipluints real h him Milk piodmers ire warned by Foniu sheik th it under the new it v oidinime all piodmers must ligistei and pay the small II ft May 10 has been sit nnsi as the de idhne and piosuiition of unlit instil milk distt ihiitm s in Iht idv will la slartid afti tbit tutu Peters linniu i ORDER GETS TEST hull basement when bids from eight toot rut tors were opened by the i mumission t ity Tuesduv evening The house is fut the diesel plant foreman and will he Imuted near the plant Tnlninns hid with tbit of Jamb-seand Johnson seioml low bidders, and Fred (Hauser, third low bidder, were r tamed by the commission while Ihe others, submitted hy I, C Oabrielson John H Mosr Revere Forsherg Johnson und Lierntsoi and F J Allen were retui ned The bids, uhnh cull for all construition work except wiring plumbing and heating were opined by Building Inspector C T Bar and lohnson Title ii ROOSEVELT COLD V Ft Tillman, with a hid of $2697, was low on construition of a five room modern home with u vv Gedeb s Men v W national credit and money without further congressional cheek Kurlier, the house sent the strictly farm aid section of the bill to confeienee with the senate where differences between the two chambers will be smoothed out Final passage of the entire measure will tome after the conference members have completed their work, expected early next week The currency and credit Inflation sections were approved thu afternoon in exactly the foitn passed by the senate, thus eliminating all n essity tor- - compromise on this phase of the unparalleled legislation The house action vests the president with permissive but not mandatory authoiity to 1 Arrange with the federal reset ve board for a credit expansion through purchase of government securities in the open market, and a three ' diion maximum special purpose to he held for a definite period 2 Issue three billion dollars in new paper luone 3 Authorize fne t outage u si er ut any ratio lo gold the presi lent dei ides upon 4 Alter the gold content of the dollar by as mui h us 50 per cent 5 Set a maximum of in silver lrom foreign countries in payment of war drbts NEW CITY HOME OFFICIAL WARNING Llun i Ftipe on, Lt vm .ton Sttoml trel 1 uhlic Soc M in- -, tie un t iu iml Gold fox tint (Tit n Vivim Kcid Login Tenth nod PiFrttn nd Hoitgnse Rtrnhisel, M nun nuhln sue tkm ild (,u b u st w arc! ,t w iston H ms. n w ucl in Li' mh Dr una Lewiston Third ward Dr mit I oi cn Fifth w irtl with with Mr Hiroid Wood as duet lot 'Women Folk- - dire tied hv R iv Trenton Mrs Lnnru Gptjetti 1 W si It Menhirs of tlu i tst shiirnw a director i w BIDS OPENED FOR OBEY ORDINANCES, tJ W c Muarct Hie . I h .SmiHdithl hintoi The results were us follows Retold story Junior girls Reth Tool on. SimthfitM Thud w ml 1uhhi sptukmg (ileum r girls M ir Cli unlit r s, Stmfhfitld Setond M nun ml pnhlte sp iking I h m isl on t w tsf on 'f Ini t ,, lones and login I mu Ht w it ti i Oi igm it tl tiu Kilts ( dford Login Fifth wild I' Im stor Retold Vinguueis Uruik-- I hn I Un Hvdt I iiiy junior guts, i of h- 'h n k t e'telknt eonltsls om hi non follows (ioiel and I PM fTI I IT LLD Ren on si tke home nighl vv is belt! litre Tuesti i with trge (it)wds vvdms-anHu m ni (IT) Pivsulenl llooseelts May rt Winners Named In Honor Nights In Cache Mutuals Iht (l, oi r C it he lake hnnoi mj ht w i Ih M Tuesduv in I ht I ti in H mui high school wilh unmet x he The risimel m ill contests nl w ml le win tun tontO' Is w s the Filth which swept dritiu i Login Miei ! igm tl cl mi c ontc st The oiiiplt li results viti is I pi foreddsurc s Homer Andersen Lloyd Andersen, Todrv s convention program wasHacl Atkins Olive Biker Ruth devoted to m iprung out plans tnd Bankhead, Vernon Bankhead, Na A vote on emu Hart sc hi drifting resolutions the strike will come tomorrow Arvil Hitters Huy Bowen, Mur fhuii.'Koi Hie strike provide that, guerite Bcmjsbaw Louie Bulock, if died femurs will buv noth-i- Donru Chugg, Rebec t a Parley stl nothing and n iv nothing" inn die Dunn, Isabelle Dunn The llohdiv issiHMhon cl unis Fallows, Harvey Folk man A hrandns in 41 sides mi Firl ruhnman Jacob Fuhnmun Mar k Fuhr iruan vote of dchgdc will !, )ont fc t nunc w lie tin Kiln Gmn rntnkhn Gunnell, tlu si du shall he d'eel Pu ssi Gunnell, Hall, Virginia Piuik Hammond Alvin Hansen, Milo He no huvhv heited low I eth i H isl Vella Flda Hill. un, Farmers Union offuid diu tn a Afton Israelsen, Humph rev s, one t ed Un holid iv hie a pic suited lus two pond piopi tin and Label Israelsen Wayne Johnson, dtll Toms, Dougla Jones lee II d th d mu li d f ule In lewis Ktrr Kffio Larsen, Afton U IS It d i i hm mi, Gov Liljenquist, Lorna NO 4)1 IIIMs ( Ivele i ie ot'e n I MvM Lowe, JessOp l riCOGlE M uiehun, Helen Meit-li Duel low u u Iidc id t nf i.hIh, !l i Miller Re llcow Alon Mohr ion lot di Mui tc nsen 2 ht mlo x ie lsen, Lucy Nieder-Keitfun lif p, Nielsen Ihirtell m Imm s i e toll OhlflV Hell'll Old n dl f it Ol.en, Frank Olsen Mil hums (lira Rt hi scjo (Turk fVlerseo Ri tersen Rhea Petersen ReippUtnn, Owen Poulseii M o K tsnuissen, l.ois Reynold. Me lb i s un iht r g Pelnrus Hchiess lovet vH. Rernioe Shipley Ju GET FARM LOANS mu nsiSiuiHi Free! Sorenson, Afton Lwth Stauffer, Klwm Tdi Sp. ..d P.H. MviII. Wulters. Zelht civil Nt cits, Ray Zollinger 44 1 h iv 1 farmers from Ml ouo.doo intlatinn (iroxram was upprmed today by the !'(, house. Speaker Ramev announted the vote as 207 to 8G. lie ihamhei.s aition, lollowinyr Senate approval last week, makts possible a policy of cuiieiuy expansion un-et edented suite the civil war crisis. 'I lie on Ine iiulation loll tall showed 272 pally diu-io- n lies Supporting liemoiials, 20 Kepnldicans and 4 Fai the presidential progiain. Voting against were 7 Demo-cia- ts and 7!) Republicans. Indei bouse rules, final passage of the combination m lcliel measure was not xtssible today, but ml lation-la- i the vote of appioval for the cuirency sections was equivalent to linal aulhoriation for the president to manage York to W w Mexico and from the plums of Canada to the ranges uf To. is asst mbit d ht e Mmm) to consuli r uiilmg strong tod a nation d f mu strike to h! iv t on Ma j Corn pi mt t win' it mci, ml i iHltMiiiitl trilik gudencis came from then folds to attend the convention bv tin Ndumil Farm llohdiv issue pition which students hopes, bv i thnat of Mining out HUtlM Eight the nations t itu x to imn tin tf Hu South Cut he high school medr ite f ti m n In f hive been approved for graduaOTHER I KMM:s tion it the lose of school Conil.NDFK AKIEEM' ine nee merit exercises will be held As the delegates r ell m cl more May 14 The list of graduates is thin 100 iw i farmers wer undii ts follows wrest in the noithern military lleh n Ahrens Chrvslul Allen, La part elf the stale me used of not v ul Alh n, Glen Allen, Jay Allen 1 protect ing against mortgage Claris Anderson, Glen Andersen, c McNuk SgBtUuu, Im. ( DK3 MOIMFF Iow.i the committee in charge of the annual Health Dav cell (nation hire Thursday was tod.iv going ahead completing linal rrungnn tils for the big event None other thin J Cecil Alter, head of the F S ueathtr bureau at Salt Lake City hu promised the committee good weather for eonversa- Telephone Thursday tion with Alter Wednrsdav morn-- i mg brought a forecast of clear skies within 24 hours RKOGUAM TONIGHT OF NS ( KLEBKATION The big dav rcallv begins tonight at 8 o clock when the students of the Summit school present an evening of entertainment at the school Snuthfield Junior high auditorium This will be followed b the big health parade at 10 a m Thursday, the public health meeting immediately following a chil dren s program and baby parc.de and the in the early afternoon Cache county junior high school track meet later in the dav A dance in the evening will con-'dude the affair The public health meeting should draw a full Attendance to the tabernacle Di Frank L West of the Utah State Agricultural college, a member of the White House conference on child wc fnie. will he the urine mat sneiker Stale Superintendent of Public Instruction C H Skidmore, Supt J W Kirkbnde ami Dr G L will be other speakers ther ptomiMd for Thursday, n 1,11 Actjoii Considered At u d in og tn (Mil'., 1 f ; Thursday CELEBRATION V n .TIOO TO VISIT BIG S I e,' , ht n tin ul p! mile d nut tin I t eh u oik p Ai i it mUif d ii im x It tt Iht t t U w ill In wt II I A too ll d of t In Vet V Will it t h Ct .sill It ltd t il Mil ht d I lull se (V W Convention limn-pur- 1 t Mi t . LOGAN GROUP WASHINGTON, May 3 - Well, see what scandal the pipers have that will bear c The house of ding today Is tepiesentatives going to limit debate on inflation to ive hours I wish to goodness there was a way to limit Individuals that try to explain it to vou lo five hours We was a thought technocracy to o.h bird to get the low down on, but it's only a first reader a guy ex-compared to hearing im inflation " I am going down to the capital and hear the congressmen bite into it Tm re is one thmg about it made every man s lntelli-genc- e ,1 equal ours, A' i ,: .W .4 In the slight pause between two ehiplers on the importance of gelti g a car that does everything Jiut talk, or heat-uyou notice "small cities of tents, with long lows of daik skinned men collecting then last weeks pay this Sunday morning You ate in a region, a little to the ninth of Santa Haihata, that ships ti unloads of giee.l pc is As IIH H BANDS (Continued on page wlx) C.IVR Ml sir Four bands, North Cache South Cache Riexton ami Lot an "I STUDENTS TALK furnish music during the d iv Smithfield Health dav the fust started several OF WORLD ILLS invoirstheagostateuntilwas now it rs regirdod 4s an outstanding d iy in northern Ul ill The National Intercollegiate Dis-iimment council through 1cm al leniesenlativi s ami the Utah State is Inti i nation il Kelat ums club, spoiisocing a model wen Id eicnmmlc conic i erne to be held at the college on Tlnirsd cy e The confeteme is to be a of the in t mil Inter-Onlgis'i meet which will be held ntTJenevu, Sw it ci land net sunnne r when repiesenlatnes of more ' thin tioot colleees and iini"i rsities thiough-emthe i omit i v will meet to dis cues pc mm ot cccmcnno ami social r st 'ohs 'I he the im cn the meet at the ciilhgi wll he a survey ot the The good will committee and rest nt wo. Id economic situation, with .penal attention to war debts the agricultural eonuniltee of til oga l Clumber of eommeitcwit'i Those particiand disarmament N D Suhsbuiv anti Irof Geo 1? pating in the discussion will m-- i Cairn as chairman, tomorrow fo? hide H H Cutler Darrell CrockHealth Day at Smdhfield and ett Loyal Anderson, Wilham Mor-lel- l the d J H M ty and Dr W L for the Mink and White I)i hmond Hu Friday W lnl.os, dean of the school of be will piovuled commerce at the college who forTransportation the Senior high school will conclude the meeting with a band t Logati Smdhfield Tins exuir-sioW general summary of world condiib in charge of George tions a member of the good Squires Much interest is being shown in wall committee The plan is to the i onference and townspeople as meet at the Senior high school well as students are invited to and be prepared to leave at ( a It will begin at 12 00 noon attend m if weather are conditions A number of the loc il in mom 20, in the main building favorable of the college business men are providing irs to transport the band The excursion to Richmond Fn dav is in charge of L M Squires This committee will transport the college band and will leave at 2 oclock The concert will he give at Richmond at 2 '40 p m Those who are scheduled to go should meet prompMy at either place of meeting and at the time specified lei s Vs T, y. R.l U t u in t .nisi Whi'i On Hus pins for in bt cm Fnd iv tun ui'h llu hnmnd in chirc i'ik ont st u rtjndh of tin b ate hi of lr to thi pulling i out st This is mccssir lo pav feu Hu laid Tt' In vminim til aandvervother ixptnses good pulling ixpict m d Hn sj lommit- ull hniM sttndiid iul( s Kovtthirt oise pulling tfintisi- - will b 'MruUv livid up to All tt im idiUnn roust be w iund tnd v.eighed it 11 cm lof k on the dav re to pull mid hosts must thev b wtiphed with their pulling Tin se regulations will shots on Hive evir) tc ini tnd tt unstei an Mu inmnut tqod opportunitv t bb tte m told ok to Gt oije () plans to chtit,e a until admihsion Ail I i contest I I ind it m hoped that all who ittend will ftcl obliged to pav their IV for the Inn si pulling onti st Far nu rs md duirvmen gimrull thioughout Cache County should to ir uff.urs to attend this tr ing show It is alwuvs one of the lest bvtstoik exhibits in this lountrv und this jear will be no The committee in FIKK OKI HIFD FIKFMEN exception VANCOUVER Wash d li Hre-mecharge of this aff ur has had n lot of courage to continue with waited several hours to disthis exhibit and they should hive cover a fire in answer to an the full support of ever) utizen al irm Finally it hurst Into flames of Cache ulUy suffnient to locate. IhosA ( BiiThdatif j Today s hirthdav bouquet goes to Robeit Austin of Nibley ward, passing H's 7tth milestone in tht great journey down life's high way The Herald Journal n gBacMwrasyiiyjsMWJc yn"i .g'tminii hhohii in .'.ivirixri ihifwl joins with your many neighbors and friends in wishing you many happy returns of the day Mr Austin. iMiiwnmuTgaigMiiaBii |