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Show THE nERALD PAGE SIX - JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931 BY WILLIAMS FOR BETTER LAWNS WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 UP Newton D. Baker of Ohio, was definitely thrust into the line- up of possible Democratic presidential candidates today by an editorial in the Cleveland plain dealer. Some Democratic party leaders have for months been privately discussing Baker as a Therefore possible candidate- the direct endorsement of this newspaper in Baker's home city today, because of its position as a powerful Democratic influence in Ohio, attracted wide attention among political leaders- "No one is better qualified to be president than Newton Baker, said Senator Bulkley, Dem. O.. In commenting on the plain-dealeditorial. Other members of the Ohio delegation in con gress were reluctant to comment For the lazy man about the house, a lawn fertilizer spread- er has been put on the market which is inexpensive and has the advantages of spreading the fertilizer, or grass seed, evenly As shown here, the spreader is for use on lawns already established It runs backward and forward and w.ll apply fertilizer evenly at the rate of 100 pounds in half an hour. The plant food is fed from the hopper, which is pushed along on a roller, The device releases the plant food ficm the botton ol the hopper. It is so light it can be handled easily and will not damage the lawn. The roller is square and contains a number of spikes to grin the ground through the matted grass. .. 4 er off-han- d. White of ft lire to te Ohios favorite son candidate and it is uncertain at this stage whether Baker will permit himself to become engaged in a primary contest with White for his states convention votes. Friends interested in Baker regard him as a logical man to unite the opposing factions within the party, and as one of whom those opposed to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York could unite. At present they are divided among numerous candidates including Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland and several favorite sons. Their strategy Is to thus Roosevelt hold back from enough delegates to prevent him from gaining the necessary to nominate. Governor - George Ohio is understood HYRUM Four cases against alleged violators of the prohibition law were heard by local justices Wednesday. Three wer heard before City Judge C. F. Olseij. and the fourth before Henry Peterson, justice of the peace of Hyrum precinct. S. Nielsen and Wayne Baxter pleaded guilty when arraig- ned before Judge Olsen and were fined $100 each, and given a six months sur vended jail Clinton Anderson sentence. pleaded guilty, and was fined a $50 and give suspended sen- tence of three months in the city jail. Julia Anderson pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Justice Petersen. Her case will come up Monday for preliminary hearing. The four were charged with illegal sale of intoxicating liquors. Witnesses in the cases were two undercover men who have been working in Cache valley for sometime. Delray Huff and G. E. McGhie. WFST NEW BRIGHTON. S. I . i UP 3 The pastor and neighbors of a young $30 a week government clerk who stole a to have his J4031 gold brick awn home" today criticized his employer, the United States government, while its chief executive led a campaign to make home owning less of a financial burden. Charles A Muche worked in the United States assay office 10 years within reach of a and finally was tempted to reach for it. He faces the prison term usually Imposed on those convicted of dishonesty. A government that trusts a man with fortunes in gold and pays him a wage that Is barely enough to give his loved ones a comfortable living need not be astonished when that man In a moment of stress yields to Muches pastor, temptation, thp Rev. C. C. Cain of the Methodist Episcopal church, said. Dec. td Equipment Contract Scandal To Be Aired E Jill TO PARIS, Dec. 3. (UP) Japans reply to the latest resolution of the League of Nations council for settling the Manchurian dispute was due here lote tonight. The reply, instead of accepting the resolution, mikes reservations understood to be as outlined In' dispatches from Nobufumi Ito, Japanese spokesman, said: We understand the response does not accept the resolution and Mr. Briands declaration in their present form. It proposed certain modifications, on which acceptance is made conditional. and Mrs. Stillman Pond, returned to Ogden on Sunday. Miss Virginia Brown of Salt Lake spent tne week enu iu.ie. as guest --of Mrs. May Chandt.-. . Herbert . Hollywood Miss Ethel Bergeson, who Is Brennon fired himself into a attending the L. D. S. Business stage career. If he had not been an ofcohege at Salt Lake City, spent the Thanksgiving holidays here fice boy, he with her parents, Mr. and Mr,. 4- - never would Albert Bergeson. have become A familv dinner for the Samena uel F. .Wiser family was at so day director, To Kin Hoover Goes joyed on Thanksgiving he says. He the home of Mr. and Mrs. soenjoyable Court Next Friday office Wayne Wiser. An by cial afternoon was enjovedtown Causes S. L. 47 members. The put of SANTA MONICA, Cal., Dec. 3 Joseph Vion, Speeder vaude-- , cuests were Mr and Mrs. Allan iL.ro The case of C. Van Ness Wreck, Six vllle of agent. Lufkin of Shelby, Idaho. 57, brother-in-la- w Leavitt, It Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hogan President Herbert Hoover, was brought SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Dec. Dhim the mag- 3 i i While six persons were spent ThanksgivingMr.davandin Mrs. continued until 10 a. nt. tomornificent sum recovering from Injuries sufferrow when it was called in police oran as euests of On Thursday court here today. Leavitt was of $4 a week. ed in an auto crash last night, W, B. Hunter. reSo of with possession wheauthorities were charged evening Mr and Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. liquor after his arrest outside money fired his youthful am- ther or not to debating turned home with Mr. week-endfile charges . a Santa Monica grocery store bition. He wanted gold, and against Roy Brown, Riverton, Hogan to snend the on Nov. 9. yet more gold. So he found driver of one of the cars. On Frldav Mr., and Mrs. Hogan to himself a part in a plav which motored to Salt Lake City City Prosecutor Cornelius Brown, according to officers, meet Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hogan Jr., asked for the con- brought in an extra 50 cents failed to observe a stop sign and who are en route to New York tinuance because two federal a performance. The only dif i speeded into the intersection officers Involved in the arrest ficulty was to get awav to his of Redwood road and Bingham to make their home. Miss Lillian Hogan of Bing- were in Riverside on another waiting public when Wednes- highway between 60 and 70 Aubra The defense agreed to the day matinees rolled around. miles An hour. He struck";! fear ham can von and Missalso re- trial. continuance. In turn he allowed all of his driven bv Eric Erickson, 24, Cartwright of Beaver the relatives to become ill on Wed- Spanish Fork. turned to Lewiston with Ho- v Vion became resigned two Messrs and Mesdames nesday to the bad health of his fam.ly, gan. fama and things could have gone on On Saturday evening V like that indefinitely, but young ily dinner was given at the 3. uJO Dec. (USDA) OGDEN. to Brennon ran out of relatives. Hoean home In compliment Hogs: receipts 1478, including Something had to be done. He their house guests. After which 100 160 983 for direct, market, social 111 on evening of music and himself. to Reno packers, 93 to Swan-sto- n decided to be was enjoyed. chat for a short called His AnLos 152 to and part packers Mr. and Mrs. Victor He ran in ham the speech. to weak; Steady geles a packers. supentertained at 0 right, shouted Paper! Extra! 4 75 on evening. The practical top one. per Saturday and exited left. He gave a 0 load lights; iniesta included Mr. and Mrs. pound South Dakotas with the magnificent performance. Then Btfihnan Pond, Mr. and Mrs. pound in a box. 0 he saw Vion sitting H 'S. Karren and Mr. and Mrs. lreight benefit at 5.20; bulk He kept right on going ' Paper! 4 . packing pounds WitUam Moore. Extra' Paper! Extra! 'Paper! Mrs. Ross T. Hyer and daugh- sows Extra1 So the theater fired includ412, Cattle: receipts California. ter of Long Beach. 30 to Jilin also. for 382 and market ing Who have been visiting the past And today he is directing Grass week here with relatives left Los Angeles packers. The Dove," starring Dolores stock she and steers steady; where Idaho Monday for Rupert, grass Del Rio. she wil visit with her parents common and medium heiters There must be a moral in steers y Bail-grass Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 2.5-3.5somewhere. that 5: cows ' ' grass until Christmas. find it. You bulls Preece Golden MrsMr. and includ2?43. the receipts sneep: who Pocatello of spent week end here returned to thoir ing 1750 for market, 278 direct, sel264 to Omaha and ol to Utah Japan's earthquake Vinewithon Monday. home a to limited dom sales passes through day ranges. Early Pond of Ogden, Carol Miss ! Idahb out feeling two or three slight who spent Thanksgiving hot-day- one load fleshy 80-l- b shocks. here with her parents Mr. feeder lambs at M ICINEMATTERS two-thir- ds movie was boy for the Injured much y. Ogden Livestock BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 3. The state board of examiner were scheduled to' go into a nuddle today on the mooted contrac $45,000 equipment signed by the state department of public works and the Idahi Equipment company of BoLst However Governor Ross misses his train yesterday in Spokane and will not arrive until thi$ evening. Governor Ross opposed tKf his abcontract, signed sence by, Alvin Harbour, Com missloner of public works, and by the Republican attorney general and secretary of state. The contract was drawn up, discussed and signed in Attorney General Fred J. Babcocks' of- Miss Neta Eskelsen, Mr. and Grant Mrs. Roy Eskelsen, Wheeler and Hales Frandson. Light refreshments were servWednesday on bus! les. Mrs. Joseph Biggs and Mr. ed. Miss Dora Williams spent the Charles Biggs spent tlie week- week-end at Salt Lake. end at Salt Lake Cit visiting Miss Lima Jensen; Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Bond Golson. Jensen Mrs. Ether Allen and daugh- Jensen and Mr. Charles Logan shopper Tuesday. ter Carrol are spending Wed- were . Miss Dora Williams left Sun- fice. nesday and Thursday at Lewis- day for Mud Lake where she ton visiting Mrs. Emma Hyer. wall spend two weeks visiting An estimate places the numMr. and Mrs. Alma Hampton Mr. and ber of dogs in the world at Mrs. Heber Williams, of Franklin were guests of Mr. Alfred Allen, was in Logan 70,000,000. and Mrs. Albert Day, Sunday. Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Skidmore Superintendent J.wasW. Kirk-brid- e end Mr. William Skidmore of of Smithfield visiting Richmond spent Sunday visi- Cove school. Wednesday. H. L. Mrs. and ting Bishop Cove News To-ki- o. LEWISTON " Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Allen are rejoicing over the safe arrival of a nine pound baby boy born December 1. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Mrs. Livinia Allen returned home Sunday after spending a week with her niece at Preston. The Daughters of Pioneers of the John Cornish camp met at the home of Mrs. Raymond Allen Monday afternoon. Captain Violet Eskelsen taking Mrs. Nels Frandson charge. read the life of her grandmother, Matilda Atkinson. Mrs. Wa-vAllen gave the lesson SceA delicious lunch nic Utah. was served to 20 members. Mrs. Allens grandmother. Mrs. Laurentzen of Preston was a Other guests special guest. were Miss Hazel Corrmh md Mrs. Miss Hatch. Agatha Raymond acted as hostess and Mrs. Clarence Allen and Mrs. the ass.sted Laurentzen in serving. Bishop L. H. Allen was in Sail i Lake City Tuesday and Ogden ie v TREE TEA Alen. MANY PATENTS Mrs. Leon Pond and son, Bilinventors BERLIN. German lie of Lewiston, spent Monday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elijah were busy in 1930 devising aircraft appliances. It is reported Allen. invenMis' Neta Eskelsen was badly that 700 aeronautical seamed Monday. 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