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Show JUST ANOTHER VALLEY CROSS and Iy Well Climb Out On the Other Si(h as Wevt Dune M() Times Before Hy lest inn' cliail iiiti'il Stalls ilitt Tills I, u.i ii it-- : s ill 0i I I .v Hilm almiil n ; 1. :ilul limvil' i in car.s. nut a similar charl nmic If wt- - lia-- lm m in- cotilii Ilian id l'eot across at) On- stain- muIo, hovin;', On ups ami down fui' fionli years. 'llieti wt could project tiu- dial t far inlu tin fill a a. slmwii.jr Oil saint son ol p ok., taiii alloys. !.. . Ikii Out that vi u noliuily vvoidd it. Kvorv liiidv know... that this is tin- lasl ilcpi'cssmii ,i that weri never enniinj' oul of it. We have depressants, siiin- mild, some terrific, seven or .ij'lii tears. The has (.pine through at lit. GtHl of them since written histoiy startl'd hill what'- - tie lilts is ihe last one, mi let us ad K" awav ami iiv use? and ,al iro- hittellv heiall.-llistoiv is laillllj' to Mimic laws have heeii repealed. l UCONOMIT' Kl -- - I i iii Itcmemhci' in school ahotit readimr ju 1:1 il another with tween Rem! une i,t : i V plnlo-npli- of many of our y Fathers had more hackhoiie and o "Ii-- mil) umle .i soceessliil na- - lint oi I mi,at eiy tin tairioiish elione'lc I 1 ion al ter aw hile. It may even he a weep itself to death. national leaders5 lntssiun after in beprosperity at top of page one. m t successful nation yet, if it doesnt aid-- With which are combined the Cache Valiev Daily Volume 2.'!. Number 121). COCA TODAY By Strange And Busy. Cutting off ns 'fai. The Arthur Brisbane A strunge, busy world, so many tilings happening. And what would have interested you violently three years ago has no real meaning Helen Wills Moody wins at tennis. "What of it," says the man trying to lemember fifteen "vital" things his lawyer has just told Rich, Start. IS FIRST IN sensation enjoy the exhilarating starting over again. Many of our "great, rich and powerful' are like the canary owned by the little girl "kind to animals." She sympathized with the bird, twittering in its gilded cage, until she could stand it no longer, took the cage and set the canary free, in the beautiful forest Imagine the feelings of the annrv. used to his bird seed. perch, cuttlefish bone, for sharpening his beak, and nice cloth laid over his cage at night Some rich men of the canary bird type suddenly turned out of their gilded cages, into the cold "take care of yourself" world, miss the bank balance, stock ticker, three telephones and secretary to say "hes in conference." Victor for Henry Berenger, suggests down war paythe United per cent, States to get. in no case, more than Germany can pay to her conAmerica will not get querors even that, so the suggestion leaves U I A H. TnLins UKSDA T Tile gentleman who cut off his little dogs tail, half an inch each clay, because lie had not the heart to cut it off, all at once, seems lo have inspired our European This country has not suddenly lieii. It suffers from no plague r war. unless you etill official stupidity a plague. debtjrs. - Congress quibbling is as bad as Nero fiddling. Soon all the The nation has everything it politicians will be in Chicago, ver had, gold, silver, copner, land, with platforms telling how the nation wiil be suved. And this lines, machinery, intelligence. And some, that know it, will gullible nation will take it seriously and argue about it, in- rome out of UP- - situation with stead of enjoying the performance, irofit, honor and pride of achievt-nenlike any other comedy. There has not been, since the Civil war, a time of greater biltwo a wants Garner And age makes no Speaker opportunity. lion dollar fund for unemployment difference. Its experience and caurelief, which would not be quit tion offset youths energy and half enough. The president deecklessness. nounces the Garner plan as "an Nothing to be afraid of, except our on own fear. the treasury. unexampled raid What about the raid that handed hundreds of millions to financial institutions to "stimulate em GARNER FIGHTS ployment and industry?' Those millions, with some comforting exceptions, were salted FOR LEGISLATION down in vaults, where they remain to comfort, with their "liquidity," financiers still frightened by their own recklessness. WASHINGTON, May 31. ql. Speaker Garner, in a fighting House, senate and high finane mood, rol1 and appeared today before the may argue, compromise over in the gold standard mire louse ways and means committee n a personal plea for of economics about which they iction on the $2.3ii9.00UtXl speedy know nothing except by hearsay unem But if they want next winter tc doyment relief program. Garner shattered congressional he peaceful, they must remember that it will not be safe to le irecedent of a generation to make lis as a committee on men of appearance considerable numher any he controversial women or children go hungry, ii relief measure. this country, while the government has millions of bushels of wheat and billions in gold stored away. Any intelligence that resides in DAIRYMEN GET Washington should plan for widi distribution of food by army and MILK navy agencies, that do not graft in case it should be necessary. t. lonight .M A V 1. ID.'! APPOINTEES Utah Senator Second; Brucning Quits, New Government To Only To Hoover In Power FIYK 2. is probably Ihr in emigres; tireUss in dealing with a tan! or tax bill, a demon for efficient once described by President Hard ing as the most valuable publa servant in Washington, elernalh fighting the publication of end less drivel in the Congressiona Record. Utah has fewer inhabitants thar Milwaukee. She has two congcss- 1cn against New York's 43. But Utah has Senator Smoot, and he has built up a dynasty of ap pointees which penetrates into j dozen or so of the most important branches of the government. As a passing incidental, Sena tor Stnou hns et times employed some of his children on the senatt payroll. For a while one son wa on the senate list, but he is now on his own as a lobbyist. He has been active around the capitol during the tax fight. Two of thi senator's daughters formerly on his payroll, but his office says none is employed now vith it all. he hardest working man Amazing are the suicides of rich men, jumping, shooting, or other wise seeking death because they have only a few hundred thou sand left. Everyone, had he retained that ''faith," the size of r mustard seed, could rehabilitat. himself sufficiently, and live tc JUNE MARRIAGLl RUSH JUMPS GUN J The usual crop of June brides during the Nbegan to appear here last of the month of May. A real mar on for rush was riage licenses at the office of County Clerk C. V. Mohr at the court house Saturday. All who obtained licenses during the day, and whose names have not already appeared in The are: Joseph Jones Van de Jackson and Catherine Graeff, both of Ogden; John Balfour Call and Una Bowman, both of Chesterfield, Idaho; Kail Willis Hutchison, Wellsville, and Anna Myrtle Michaelsen, Logan; Leroy Beauford Clark and Elaine both of Blackfoot, Idaho; Ariel Andrew Anderson, Hyrura, and Inez Morgan, Logan; Delmar Daniel Snarr and Margaret Oliver-soboth of Idaho Falls; Leland France Jenkins, and Lucille Fannie Naylor, both of Idaho Falls; Darus Allred, Central, Ariz., and Rada Carlson, Logan; Newel Squire Crowley, Idaho Falls, and Lucille Generva Rainey, Blackfoot. Iduho Herald-J- ournal, n, )'('!.( li'li DominaBERLIN. May 31 'Ll1 of ;he German government by Adolph Hitler fascist leader, was regarded as almost certain today after he resignation of Heinrich ' as chancellor. Prospects favored the formation of ,i fonservatiw cabinet of bureaucratic character, ranging from to Die Hitlerites the Catholics Such a regime presumably would lo a prelude to dissolution of parliament am! a general election, ll would be empowered to disband the Ricchstag and cull for a new election. Dr. Karl Goerlmmgcr, mayor of Lupzig and price dictator under the Hindenburg decree, was prominently mentioned as new chancellor. He is a former nationalist. Shots were fired in the vicinity of the United States embassy early today when police dispersed a demonstration of national socialists made The demonstration was mure impressive by crowds in the vicinity gathered to watch the guard parading to President Paul Von Hindenberghs palace for the dedication of a memorial to the dead in the Dcustchland naval battle of the world war Bruemng - MANY AT RITES iwiashe. Hf'IVIK DYNASTY fit! 8 5S .59 4 02 3 8 01 8 .58 b. 8 1 2 HOOVER GOES d y I TIME-TABL- E time-tabl- Baker And Ritchie Outstanding Darkhorses In Democratic Ranks IN PROVIDENCE 511 Ilf.- PRICE FIVE CENTS. LIGHT HOPPERS EPHRAIM, May 31 d lb I Urces of Sanpete county, working under the direction of Elmo Irons, repreJames Walker wen. further re- sentative of the state board of vealed loday as GoUhscl Samuel agriculture, are fighting billions of Seabury delved mure deeply into grasshoppers hutching daily from eggs laid last fall. investigation ut the city administration bctoie the HoGladtri committee. WOltK KI'KKAC UKDAR CITY. May 31. ()'.) PLAN TESTS has been made Announcement lb of establishment SALT LAKE CITY, May 31 of a U. S de-A testing laboratory tor cheek- partment of labor office In Cedar ing canned goods to s.e that they City. are according to government standards has oeen installed ill the KESPMES STORY office of Slate Chemist Herman SALT LAKE (TTY. May SI. U!.P Harms. with James L. Beveridge, was re-- I with James L. Beverig. was re- CHILD IvILl Ll sumed on ihe witness Land today A IM. FILLMORE, May 31 bv Mrs. Clarence J. Elder todav four year-olchild, Lile Robison, iluriog the trial of her husband Robinof Mr and Mrs Albert son for the murder of Beveridge. son, was killed when a hoise fell on him Imre Monday COW UTS AUTHORS SACRAMENTO, Calif, d '.! REACH SETTLEMENT MaeaJne editors may expect a SPANISH FORK, May 31 T flood of big house stories in the A has been reached future. Viering Kersey, state susettlement among the five companies using perintendent of public instruction water from the Spanish Fork riv- recently announced that more er, according to announcement of than 2oo convicts at the .State Engineer Georg. M Bacon in a enrolled have Quentin prison short-storw riting course, SHOULD HE PAY PRIVATE BREWERS SALT LAKE CUV. May 31 u I' OTTAWA. Ont., May 31. d lb- -; taxes The question of whethtr Figures issued by the department should he paid next November uf Revenue, show that 193.21S Ca- on a house winch was assessed in n ulians hold permits for brewing January but burned down m Feb- beer Of this number. 120.890 are ak-of the state held by residents of Ontario. ruary has le.-tax commission by R N bay of BIRD Millard county BOSTON, Mav 31. d lb The Boston Society of Natural History isCAMP OPENS !' bird sues what is known as a SAIT LAKH CITY, May 31 so bird lovers may Camp W. G. Williams at Jordan Narrows opened Monday with the tell when their favorite species 22nd Field Artillery in camp for mav be expected to return from to the two weeks Thcv will be followed ther winter migration south. on June lb bv rth Field Aitdlcry tion Shades of early days with the American expeditionary forces in France were recalled today by VY'. W. Waters of Portland, Ore., ibove, who is head of the bonus oi unemployed veterans, army now in Washington, U. C., awaitaction by congress. ing The steadily growing group, now .stimated at nearly 2000, is in abandoned buildings in Washington Army rolling kitches are providing meals while congress wrangles, not only over the bonus bill but over what shall be done with the unemployed exdoughboys on their front doorstep. Groups from various parts of the United States, traveling m Weary Willie style on freight trains and along the road.', are reported following the lead of the original group from Portland and steadily converging on Wash ington. wav ji'itt.ta Sept EDITION 1 PROVIDENCE.-- - Molt than This patriarch of the senate has People were assembled in the denre cemetery Monday at 11 a out for bigger things Federal d.N Memorial rite. appointed from Utah in- - m for special chide; Lloyd Theurer was in charge oi and service the announced th of afveterans Admimstratnr following program: Orchestra selection, under din tion of Joseph A. Smith; invoMilk sale and distribution per- cation. H A. Theurer; selection. mits had been issued to 3.r local Ladies trio; historical sketch 'airymen by in a m. Tuesday. Providence cemetery, George M ?ity Treasurer K T. Hawkins said selection, orchestra; roll Pickett; Permits must be taken out with call ot soldiers, sailors or mamas he City Hoard of Health before who died in the world war or in nilk can be sold here. other wars, and whose grave.- iw Each permit requires that the in Providence cemetery-th- e nanus pplicant give information as to ate: World war. Milton Hn the number of cows he owns or and Jack Stirland; other wars: M nilks, the names of any dairy- D. Hammond, Mexican war; rr .n nen from whom he may be purcilia Durt'ty. an officer of tin hasing milk for resale, w hether Mormon battalion; and a Cana)r not he has a milk house, has dian soldier buried at Provident e his name on the bottle caps prop-- ; The assemblage stood in silence uses and rly, machinery for capas a Memorial tribute, after which the bottles. ping taps were sounded by Homer Gessel. A Memorial day address was given by Dr. Thomas Romney, director of the Logan L.D.S. Institute, followed by h number, by the Paramount Glee club, directed h forWalter Wuthrich; and benedicion. all been looking Wednesday is the day we've by Bishop Joseph Campbell ward to during the past thirty days June 1 the com- FDR ACTION Makes First Personal Appearance For Speech WASHINGTON, May 31. President Hoover went personally to the senate today with superlatively grave warning to that body against further tax bill delay. In a rousing speech the first he has made before the body he ad- vocatod a general manufacturers' excise tax, executing however, food and clothing. This tax, which he pointed out he and the treasury had not sponsored, should not be confused, he said, with the general sales tax for this would be for a limited time ' and could pot "he pyramided." A serious picture of the state of the .ational affairs was pointed out by Mr. Hoover as he sounded his counsel. Foreign countries, swayed by fear of a possibly unbalanced budget, had started "an entirely uniustified run upon the American dollar he said. The president's descent on the senate was made known only briefThe senate ly before he arrived. had iust passed the Connally amendment increasing income taxes and a committee had heard from Secretary of Treasury Mills, an advocacy of extension of excise taxes to meet a deficit which the bill failed to cover. Correction of the Situation is immediately imperative, he said. Congress must undertake: 1. Drastic reduction of expenditures. 2. Passage of adequate revenue legislation. of adequate 3. Passage reliet legislation. tV JI MH.F , - MISSING WOMANS BODY IN RIVER 1 Piov-bee- Is ion. They r e a i ze, deep perspicacity comto all poll il tKians, the Chicago con mon that mention t and f gets it-- s deadlocked It y nominate someone el AN I N( IIAKTEI) AREA Inasmuch as the candidates closest but not close the governor are Ai Smitn and Speaker Garner, to whom few enlightened obseivers concede any ery fat chance of success, one has to go diving off into a vague foggy, uncharted area of what u called secondary strength. The haziness of all political reporters and of at least nearly all politicians about what is going to happen at Chicago if, and when, it becomes clear that Roosevelt is a lost cause has been clearly reflected by the fluctuation of 'heir thoughts from week to week. RUNNING" VIEWPOINTS Their very best judgement get all churned up by developments of the slightest significance and there have been few political sensons when one could observe so many rapid running broad jumps run-um- - i oung s ehan-c- t a dark horse appeared good and he looked like a serums u p t o ( atenuer !h time he announced flatly! t h it he would not ae ept the none K s appears Roosevelt that Aon't be chosen, the will party have to dimply Whoops! Get Extra Strawberries Today Fred Burr, the first half of Fred and Max Cafe, was beaming more than usually Tuesday morning. He added an extra strawberry to the short cake and another pinch of salt to the sausage. He whistled as he worked and greeted everybody with a wider smile. When questioned, Fred let out the secret. He welcomed a nine puund boy at his home Monday night. Mother and son are getting along splendidly. I that Mth The Day pletion of the MAY SALES JUBILEE. The festivities will begin early in the morning and will continue throughout the day. At 9 250 oclock a parade headed by the Logan high school band will traverse the business section. A huge truck will carry the mammoth revolving drum in which will be all of the MAY SALES JUBILEE tickets. Under the direction of Professor Frank Baugh, Jr., the drawing of the lucky tickets will begin at 10 oclock in the morning. The drawing will be conducted in front of the stake tabernacle. From 10 oclock until 0 o'clock drawings will be held at intervals of two hours. Holders of the lucky tickets must be present to claim the prizes offered. from mc viewpoint to another. Wvcrt huh ss. aftei to trying flounder nlmut a hit in that area of secondary strength your correspond nt rises to the surface with little to repor! beyond what was true, although perhaps no as certain, at the beginning of this year, except for the recent action of (Jwn D Young. Newton D Baker of Ohio and Governor Ritchie- of Maryland are th most l'kely possibilities after Roosevelt Hxpt Game', they ar.. ho th only mu h vc any support h e ir outside tworth heir, states ncntuHiing RODNEY 1)1 T HER Since GovernWASHINGTON. or Roosevelt took his lickings m California and Massa !: setts plus a seeming standoff in iYnnsyl-vania- , politicians over the country have been taking another close look at the other in the contest for the Democratic presidential nominatBY - Wednesday MY UNITED PRESS Low Cloa Wheat Open High 57 .67 78 .57 57 July dllK KrAFLVnoNS Be Formed 1932, in power. Grain Range P N Hiltb, Ma 21 BanK accounts and lmamaal trano! lu.nd-- i sactions ol Mayor BY RAYMOND CLABBER bv United Press.) ((opvriuht, WASHINGTON, May 31 Racketeering in congress, the of payrolls with wives, children and the fishing trips at public expense, the mineral water whirh the senator furnish themselves out of senate the free barber appropriations, shops, house boat vacations ir Florida and dude ranch adventures at public expense, all shrink to cheap and petty proportions be side the monumental dynasty b which Senator Reed Smoot, Republican. Utah. has made himself second only to President Hoowi - HITLER OF PERMITS , V. ASCENDENCYCJnited . lll the Dailv Herald and The .Journal Her;. Id. POWER SEEN -- 30 us cold. w- SMDOI N. WAJI n't. Neither' is this. Fcotiomie lorces are woikmp today for prosperity, j list as they winked in 28 and '29 for the crash. It you have a job, or a business, grit your teeth and patient and help all you can those less fortunate. Aim don't worry about the laws congress passes. Con-- i s hasn't yet repealed the luw of cause and effect. a- Journal of in in. ments d flood Time To (Copyright, 1932) France, Canary-Bir- m m mi mavle somelhinp will he done. Hut anyway, if you think this is tin end, take another w had the ii id The Her Todays Nows Lift tile year lla- . , 0 ti iiv id if offer- Young's - iM'P.qth ,'i ppviir- ed concent rated k, ? , the industrial Riirhie t ites. It seemed that, in a showdown, Young might have the stip-pof AI Smith, John J Kuskob. Fiank Hague in New Jerwy and the bosses of Massachusetts and Connecticut among others. His corporation background, however. was a definite handicap in the south and sve.q Where tin Young support will go row is problematical Baker's secondary strength is most obviou.- in ohm. but it is al-to be found in such scattered .sections as Uennsvlvani.i, Indiana, Massachusetts and some parts of the south. :u ? - home large In cade, made state is and pivotal the last deRitchie has a pleasant ion no breath-- o wild, SAl.T LAKE. Mnv 31 d'P) body of Mrs .Tamos Swyers, 5 mission si""e the early Pori-- j ing of Mav 2(1, was found today in the Jordan river on the west- -' ?rn outskirts of the city, Mrs ftwvers vas reported niiss-- ! ing bv her daughter. She had been e'onebnle and unwell since the tragic death of her husband last uarv 21. Svwors, head of the Swvers '(iqtinp service, was killed when struck by the revolving propelor of a plane at the Salt Lake airport. Ever since his death, his widow had been depressed anil her 11 days disappearance ago immediately aroused fears of her relatives. Tile - on impress Democrats everywhere and a there is a.- - m Cion The Democrats wouldnt have i verv hard time taking him a.1 their standard bearer. Thus far Baker has refused to permit lh use of his name insisting that and hasn't he is not a candidate a single corvention vote Ohio's votes are pledged for Governor White A "PLEASANT" IMPRESSION There is probably less actual opposition to the Ritchie idea than to the thought of tion, a fact which is offset hy thi fact that Baker's JTlm.R - G.O.P. PLANS ON s rush in his direction there ire many states where leaders consider him as h real possibility. Unlike Baker, Baker Ritchie is an avowed candidate and he has been assured of Maryland's 16 votes from the outset. But it must finally be mentioned that the most important figure in secondary strength is Roosevelt himself. If he can realize early on the claims of his managers for second choice delegates from favorite sons, uninstrute or delegations from states like Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Louisiana, California, Virginia and Texas, he will be getting a certain convention majority and. in all probability, the nomination before anyone else in the secondary strength area can start chiseling on the Roosevelt delegates. VAT LIBERAL PLANK WASHINGTON. May 31. (U.B Minority leader Snell of the house said today that the prohibition plank in the Republican platform will be "liberal. Snell made the assertion after conferring with President Hoover. He made it clear however that the subject was not discussed with the president. Snell, who is permanent chair man of the Republican national convention, said" the prohibition plank in our platform is going to liberal. 1 I The Weather FTAH Unsettled tonight and Wednesday,' probably showers in somewhat northwest oortion; |