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Show - mnsrtfnnrv srr. ;.v . F'ry'T s Americanism j. r . Grain Range BY UNITED t Kelt. d about minutes; foi petting all GeC-m- crime for 1U forever after. a it Wheal July . Sept. With which are combined the Cache Valley D ailv Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal Number LOGAN, UTAH. 179. YOl Today CORNISH Hy News Flashes Dr. Walter H. Eddy, recent!; showed the writer two of his lah oratory mothers, a white rat and a yellow Guinea pig, living under sanitary conditions, in wire cages, each of the mothers nurs ing an interesting little family in the office laboratory of good housekeeping magazine. There are sevbed en tiny snow white, ings in the rat mother's family The interesting thing about her, is, that she COULD AND WOULD have a family one every mi. nth Dr. Eddy limits her to throe families a year, much better for hei health. Some human mothers told that it is wicked to use birth control, a rule dating back to days when kings wanted plenty of soldier... must wish they were included in Dr. Eddy's white rat family. pink-eye- Resort 0er Ry Group OUT OF CAPITOL WASHINGTON. July 30 it'P General Douglas MacArlhur, chief of the staff of the army, today ordered a complete withdrawal ol all Uoops from t lie District of Columbia. The order was effective at 1 p. m. C HANGE TACTICS SALT LAKE, July 30 0 .19 -- The Salt Lake Milk Producers association, today was expected to change tactics in their effort3 to stabilize milk prices at to cents per quart and a rate war threatened in their efforts to "freeze" out independents. x FOUR KILLED IN GERMANY RIOTING Four BERLIN, July 30 il'.lli were killed and ten persons wounded in clashes in Gerniuny today on the eve of the Reichstag election. Two members of the Republic in iteiehstanner organization were shot dead and one w'oundod v. lin a group came into conflict at Rci.ienburg, near Kcouigiik i East Prussia, with Nazi troopers who suffered live wounded. BEETLE- Expendituie of the $s5,(mxj appropriated by the state road commission from the latest allotment of federal funds for federalizing thu Logan canyon highway will lie ustd practically in iLs entirety m load grading and bridge constructing up to and including the Ing dugway just beyond the 13 mile stretch of the highway already completed with federal aid money Contracts for the work necessary to make the road a standard grade federalized ...ghway will be let soon m two units. These cannot he let, however, it is understood, until Uncle Sam settles the inattei of the proposed day, and live day working week, along with a minimum wage scale proposal. As there is virtually as much dnt to be removed on the big dugvvay as was taken away on the unil ol the road completed during the construction work carried on last summer, it is believed that virLually the entire $0,000 will be e pended on the dugway. The road will I e graded to a point a h w hundred feet beyond the bridge over Logan river just above the dugway. This, wili be carried on unde the first contract. Whatever woik is done this season mid next spring will likely be carried out with money appropriated from the newly authorized emergency relief funds aggregating $2,2 Mj, 000, How much of tins fund will be used on the Logan City route has not yet been determined. six-ho- d POINTS COLUSA, Cal, July 30 d in Jim "Coyote" Smith, local cattleman, ,has found a deers antlers containing 120 point3. Smith found the deers carcass while looking for cattle. The points on the antlers range from inch to to inches. 120 lf canyon-Carde- I.A FRANKLIN rt BEATRIGE, Neb, July 3u Larson, farmer, was knocked down by an ungrv bull and was being trampled. The furmer reached up and grabbed the ring in the bull's nose and subdued the animal, thus saving his own life. n il'Pi-Be- CHEWED F.AIt MKRCKD, Gal, July 30 (ppv It s all right to bite off another mans ear, a superior court jury held here. They believed Manuel Amaral's story that he chewed off most of A. M Souzas car in self defense after Souza attaeked him. COAL FIRM ASKS PROPERTY TRADE A proposal to trade rit;ht of with Logan Ci.y on the Christian Garff property on South Main street, immediately south of the lower canal following the brow of the hill at First South and Main streets was heard hy the city commission Friday night Russell S Hansen, representing the First National bank of Lo FOOD FOR FUNERAL MT. CARM.EL, Pa, July 30 i:.P gan; Mr. Tracy of Ogdi n, location No one went away hungry at engineer for the Utah Idaho Ccn tral railroad company, and Sergi funeral Henry Knapp's hero B. Benson appeared" before tin Knapp himself saw to that His The First Nations will directed that the sum of $30 commission. bank is the present owner of thi be used for refreshments. Garff property, through til- - mid die of which runs a igin ARE ALL FRIENDLY of west from Sout) WAKEFIELD, Mass., July 30 Mainway running street, and owned bv Logai U' IP Two white mice, a cat and a dog are pets owned by Peter city. Engineer Tracy exhibited a sketch McKinnon, 12, of this town, and all are friendly. Including Peter. map showing the property unde: consideration, and a strip of ground 20 feet in width running west ROUNDUP SET TAFT, Ore., July 30 tb'Pi Taft's from South Main street, and lying along the southern border of unique annual roundup of property. girls, hovs, men. and wo- the Garff It was proposed by the commen will be held Aug. 14. mittee that the city accept the 20 foot strip in exchange for the LIONS ORGANIZE PROVO, July 30 (L'.iti Charter 33 foot strip to be used as night of the newly organized Pro- right of way. The 20 foot strip vo Lions club will be observed of ground is only about hnlf as as the other. August 25 by approximately 40 long The commission promised to members of the organization. leave the matter in the hands of City Engineer C. T. Barrett and STUDY TAXES PRICE, July 30 ((.Hi Plans for City Attorney Leon Fnnnesbeckto investigation and a report reducing the Price city levy from for 22 to 20 mills was discussed by the be made later to the city dads Mr. Benson is acting as agent city council here this week. for Sweet Coal company of Salt Lake City which is negotiating OPTIMISTS MEETING purchase of the Garff proper! OGtEN, July 30 tl .Pi An "opti- the mists meeting was held by the as a site for a coal yard. Mr it is understood, will be Benson, Ogden Chamber of Commerce Frimanager of the yard if it is esday with several industrial lead- tablished here. ers all speaking on prosperity V. W. Sweet, vice president of themes. the Sweet Coal company, and S L. Hudson manager of the City FOOD PLENTIFUL Coal company of Salt Lake, one 30 Present of PROVO, July indications point to a plentiful food in the units of the company, were Logan conferring witli supply in Provo next winter ac- Mr. Benson Friday and the bank oflieials. cording to County Agent Lvman H Rich. KW ONIONS IS KILLED SALT LAKK, July 30 0 Pi- H'.l'i John Frank Andrews, Utah crop statistiEUREKA, Juiv 30 Bogdeu, 17, of Eureka, was in- cian, has traded onion seeds with inkilled John Douglas, truck crop specialone other and stantly jured when their car overturned ist of New South Wales, and the on the Silver City highway near Australian onions will be tried here aa an experiment. here Friday. way i a it i At Hi The above shows location of some of the most dumaKing in rt Inject Parasites Used In Furious Battle Against Own Kind; Chemicals Also Play Part H NEA Scrvic, 7 pehli of the I oiled States WHITE PINE SCOUTS BACK ) WASHINGTON, D. July 3o P The gieat battle of Bug Kat Bug is on, and at the ringside fanners form a howling mob of spectators rooting for the battling contestants to kill one C 'I - For the farmer, AFTER HIKE beset a.s be is maikeL and high cost ol com- modities lie buys, is victimized on tin other side by hordes of creeping, flying and crawling insects which wie-dei.lrucliun of mure Ilian $1,Ouu,i)oO,0(K) a y. ar on Ins crops. Repot ts from the middle west arthis year indicate increasing of giasslioppers mies moving along the farmer's rout, making huge inroads on his crops und in green everything sight Elsewhere in the country the cotton boll weevil, the Hessian fly, the gypsy moth, pink boll worm and others are steadily their spreading out, increasing de-- ' line of attack and ruthlessly in the stock farmers' straying ti ade. So science, in an effort to aid the farmer in his unequal battle has against his insect enemies, set bug against bug in a war to the end, and has sought tor insect parasites in the far corners of the world to import inlo the United States. Ilenty of lara.Hiicn Government scientists, in the early stages of the bug battle, found that all stages of insect life, from egg to udult, mv subject to attack by enemies These enemies work in two ways either by devouring their victims alive, or by laying eggs in the the body of the victim, and batched young then do the eating of the host. One of the most important insect parasite finds was the beetle, which devours the caterpillar of the gypsy moth. In addition to this parasite, entomologists have found more than 3o other enemies of the gypsy moth in Europe, Asia and Oceania. The Ladybird insect is a g eat ml to farmers. These bugs live on a diet of plant lice, aphids and scale bugs. It is said that importation of the Australian Ladybird saved the entire orange industry if California after it was threatened with destruction by the introduction of tile "fluted scale" disease from Australia This disease, while common in Australia, did little damage be-- i uti.se of the work of the Ladybirds It was found that the of one female Ladybird five numbered 75,Ouo.(JOO,Oui) in months. With such a progeny to feed off the scale insects, the bat-li- e soon wound up in victory for the Ladybird. Tchie Does the Trick is Another important parasite I Galo-smn- a BOLIVIANS AND PARAGUAY CLASH I.APLAZ. Bolivia, July 30 (UPBolivian troops have taken two Paraguayan blockhouse in the Ghaco after bloody combat, it was announced here today by the general staff. The action occurcd in movements on Thursday and Friday The attack followed reprisal far a Paraguayan raid on Fort For-gav, a Bolivun outpost on July 25 Casualties in Friday's fighting were not gixen. One Bolivia.! was killed Thursday. -- t lie ichneumon fly, which preys on .Mime This fly cjlcrpillers. ( ggs on caterpillars. its lays When tlie caterpillars spin their cocoons, tile parasite eggs stay with them, living inside of the i oi oons. When the eggs hatch the young live off the bodies of the catei pillars. There ure numerous other parasites of destructive pests. These, lound hy plant scientists explor-ver- y country on euieh, are essential in Ule scheme of life and I he of success fai ill products. Among them are the Pteromalus, whose eggs, when lain on the of the brown - tail Laterpillur moth, eventually devour it; ihe bag worm, enemy of the grapevine 1'olygnotus Cochylis; the heitnalis, deadly ereniy of the Hessian fly; the LysiphleLnus savior of Kansas wheat fields of the through its destruction "green hug"; and the Apanteks which preys on ttie glomerulus, cabbage worm. No Section lest l e Different sections of the United States have different insect pests to battle. In New England it is the gypsy moth and brown - tail moth; central stales, corn borer; otton belt, bull weevil; T x u worm; end Arizona, pink boll Rocky Mountain district, alfalfa forest area, weevil: northwestern hark beetle; southern California, fluted scale insects; Florida, scale insects and white fly; Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delware und jarts of New York and Connecticut, Japanese beetle. The four main pests in the United States, sometimes classes as the "Four Horsemen," ure the worm boll the boll weevil, chinch bug and the Hessian fly. tri-tic- l, ri-- DAYTON, Iiluliu, July 30 HU!i catnap1' taken as he sat on the ruilroad track in front of the Davloii slulion curly Saturday munihig proved fatal to Lloyd Jensen, son of Alfred Jensen of ( 'ornisli The youth waa in.'Kautly killed by a southbound Oregon Uhort Line freight tram, X2546, at 7:25 a in. The accident was investigated hy Deputy Sheriff J. A. Padcn uf I'leston w 10 said tlmt no Inquest was necessary. I WO WITNESSES SEE TRAGEDY Two one of them the companion of the victim, witnessed the tragedy. Doth told the tame itory when questioned. t'lare Van Olden, 15, also of Gori'isli, and young Jensen had left a train ill the early hours of the morning at Dayton. They had been in Butte, Montana, and were returning home. The train was not expected to stop in Cornish und consequently the boys left Hv the stop nearest home, according to Van Orden. The two boys slept in the Day-to- n station until morning when they prepared to leave for Cornish, a short distance south. Evidently not yet ready to travel, they sat down again, Van Orden near the station and Jensen on the railroad track. Both dozed. COMPANION AWAKENS It)D RATE At 7:25 a. ni., southbound freight, '2!H'i came roaring through. H. J. Jensen was engineer and H. Van Orden G. Estes conductor. awoke as the truin neared the station. His companion slept on. Uttering a wild yell. Van Orden dashed madly for the track. He vvus too late. Be'nre his horriwas fied eyes, his companion dashed to pieces. His head, one arm and one leg were completely severed trom the body. Tom Weeks, a farmer living nearby, also saw tha tragedy and verified the story as told by young Van Orden. The body was removed to the undertaking pallors ul Preston. A - Ouo v (BY UNITED PRESS) NEW YORK. The upward pace of the stock market flattened somewhat on week-en- d profit taking today but not until another score of industrial and utility leaders had pushed through to further new high levels for the crash recovery. Lloyd JAPANESE " d TROOPS ORDERED 8 Jensen Killed Early Saturday Morning v'; 1 i WASHINGTON. July 03 d'.P The justice department announced today it had discovered that six of the members of the bonus army held under arrest here have previous prison records, including John T. Pace, leader of the left wing element. 4 tra The money comes from the regular forest road appropriation bill and it is understood that uddi tunal funds will be forthcoming lrom the emergency relief bill also anti-clima- x OF VETS FOUND .51 .54 u5 ViV H OGDEN. July 30 t l Announcement vas made jointly by the US. bureau uf public roads and the forest service olfue here today of $27iUoo in forest raud woik throughout Utah. The projects are divided as follows: Hitf Cottonwood and American 1Ai k mnyons, Jluo.uw; Loun canyon, $a.V mhi; Daniels canyon, Stvier-Ko- i t Cove road, $3fj,ooo; 'A PRISON Y $35,000 Fur Highway In Canyon Allotted Ry Bureau , The British empire with representatives of all its sections m bent on "doOttawa, appears ing something for silver." It will be interesting to know what the something is. Also, something will be done about "going after" great manufacturing concerns in which American citizens have invested five hundred million dollars, in various parth of Canada. Britons feel that Americans should not manufacture insuli their tariff walls, and draw out profits, into American pockets That may be sound reasoning Time wili tell. British shipping using American docks and carrying American mail, making a fair profit in good times. Something might be done in that direetior ta remind our good friends that few things in this world are entirely one sided. 541-- Close .50 moth - ' A 3-- 8 .51 GYPSY Bl'BviET one-ha- 7-- S Low 2 50 BUG EAT BUG d SALT LAKE, July 3o The Salt Lake county budgt t wa of a $1T1V total to cut $loffoou JOHNSON. Pi nusvlvatiia. July 30 o?yM. by the county coi.mii .moii A tired and tuitciOvj bonus b 'I rulay. army tram the national capital found a haven in Johnson today. ITAII ORE Five hii.uiied nu n, women and SALT LAKE. July 30 'I I child en have established of Utah miner d oia at ideal tint, a narby A Fpeuimen to the wuild v. i! Tvu In usand (Pus beenof added jU'.'.iatr nsjrl. William K. O.a.n. atollegC' more ttenais were repelled tache of the British emba.;.y a' here. Tin u tpirits unbroken by the Washington, D C. lout. fiom Washington, the B. E. POLITICS EXPENSIVE v made themselves at home and SALT LAKE, July 30 U n began tj da i tor reorganization. he veterans were sailed from , n argument over polities that lied violently had an the then trip across Maryland in court here k riduy when mountain.;. They tiaveied in aut.miobnes, tracks, box suit was filed by Joseph K MaxA few cars and s.mie hitchhiked. ims for $100,000 against Francis A women were exhausted. Children Orton, Sandy city marshall. were crying, tile men grim faced but determined to carry on. IN SALT LAKE A swimming poo! at the park SALT LAKE, July to il pi -was immediately confiscated for E. B. Brossard, senior member o. bathing and washing of clothes. tile Utah State Tariff Gummission A commissary was opened, and is visiting heie on his vacation. He food lrom unknown sources was expects to leave for Logan within dispensed to all. a few days. Mayor Eddie McOloskey Johnson officially welcomed FUNERALS BANNED martheis" to the city. The park LINCOLN, Neb., July 30 (U P is owned by one of his personal There can be no funerals in Linmen. coln on Sundays. By unanimous 1 assume full reap mobility foi council the passed an vole, city the B. E E. coming here, ordinance prohibiting Sunday funtold the city council when eral services. The Lincoln Minisit was summoned by extraordinary terial association favored the or session to consider the situation. dinance. The council did not act further on the matter regards the vet SAVED CHICKEN cruns. . - FORT 3o Tex. The chamber of commerce and dTi A WORTH, chicken July on the American Legion opposed invasion. J L. Brumbaugh farm here is not menaced by the frying pan The chicken, born without even the truce of a second leg, has HOOVER ACTION been adopted as the household pet. The mother Guinea pig has children most as big as herself and there is something interesting about her. Dr. Eddy lent her to a fellow scientist, making experiments cm animals wit Ii ten bootleg liquor. At exactly o'clock every morning, the Guinea pig got her supply of alcohol and, sad to relate, she liked it. ended some time 14k Experiments ago and she is back in Lr. Edbut care, every morning at dys exactly ten o'clock she squeals violently for her alcohol. Fortunately her innocent children do not know what their mother wants. DRAWS CRITICISM Dr. Eddy, scientist of Columbia is retained William college, by Eiglow, editor of Good HouseBY EXITED PRESS keeping Magazine to test for purThe wisdom of President Hoe ity and nourishment all food proto vers action in calling federal ducts that offer advertising to drive the bonus army troop-good housekeeping. He curries on the work formerly out of Washington was sharply done hy Dr. Wylie. d dispuU today. Herald in a The Washington ii ere in more ne.v to make front p ige editorial, declared the our Mbett minds ponder, mux use of troopi was 'sheer stupidly and fret. Ponca City, Oklahowithout parallel in American annals." 1. said the bonus army had ma, according to press reports been "disnlving by reasonable and takes no taxes from its citizens because it makes enough natural means. The Washington Post, on the profit from publicly owned water and light plants to pay all other hand, held "the use of ex to veterans after in id the troops city exiienxes, and thU spile all peaceful efforts had f tiled of the fart that rides chargwas entirely proper. ed for water and light have Senator King, Democrat, Utah, been reduced twice in the I ant said th eviction was "the most tw year i tegretable aud deplorable net in Stillwater, another Oklahothe history of Atneriean people.' ma city, is TAX FREE thanks Democrat, Alaska, t) public ownership. In the Senator it Black, was only after the presisaid, 8t.de of Kansas, ('handle, Coldent took charge that the trouble by. Augusta and Beloit are, as you have been told, four began. t:V freo cities. West our BOIrSlIKVISM mind . will say. RECORDS three-health- T 1 rp I IS CANDIDATE MORON I. July 30 TP' J Oand busChiisiensen, accountant has tjssed mess man of this city his hut m the ring u a candi date for the Democratic noiuinH-- ' tiun for state treasurer. CU 5ti .51 55 banners Lead Cheering In National Battle Of ALLOT FUND t Pennsylvania Is Taken High 1UU'K FIVE CENTS. sJl iprpieht iimuii i OPPOSES CHANGE n SALT LAKE. July 3o Opposition to the proposed r.evv site of the Utah stale prison on Antelope island was txpns.;ed In Warden R. E. Davis in u speecli here Friday. U. S. A. KliniuN HYK OVlJM'K BY UNITED TKESS Dr. Eddys Mother Rat. Shock lor Best Minds. Kent von .Schleicher, General spokesman for the German wai minis. er says "under the agreement at Geneva, Get many has a right to lestore her lighting pu.v cr and WILL DO IT unless olhei nations disarm." Other nations will not disarm therefore undoubtedly Germany, the list of fignting will You can imagine how nations some of the allies would feci should they suddenly find Germany and Italy united under en ergetio dictators. What would this country answer if Ktiropean countries thu mermeted should conic to us again saying "kindly oblige with ten la1 lion more dollars and three million more men?" 19:12. ,5ol-.51 .54 . AV 193) When Germany Is Ready. Aiming At The .10. 1U Arthur Brisbane (Copyright, Jll.Y SAllRDAY, IHi Open . PKKlW After nil outing consuming three days at scenic White Iine lake, high iqi in the mountain:! east of Ga lie valley and in die vicinity of Logan canyon 23o Boy Scouts uni their lenders returned home Friday night bv various routes. Fur the rendezvous, 160 horses cui t ,vo pack burros were mustered inlo service. From each of the ix districts. Franklin, Oneida, Benson, Ga lie, Logan, and Hyrum of the Cache valley council, the scouts from vanoiu troops were led into camp hy their troop und patrol leaders, some arriving Tuesday night and others early Wednesday Wednesday night, a bonfire fete v. as held with every district contributing a stunt. John D. Giles xetutive secretary of the Utah MERCHANTS SEEK Pioneer Trails and Landmarks as-- . iciat on, had promised to be in itteadance, but did not arrive. FE RETURN Thursday morning all gathered a a natural near amphitheater l.e lake to view a pageant deOn grounds that a yearly tranthe early puting history of Cache sient license fee of $200 was illegvalley prior to the settlement peLogan City corpriod. This pageant was written and ally obtained bythem directed by Wilford D. Porter, and oration fromframed hy provisions of a city ordinance, participated in by virtually every II. H.newly and II. M. Koe filed suit one in the camp. It lasted throughagainst Logan city in city court. out the morning. seek recovery of The Various troops planned and car- the $200plaintiffs which they paid city ofried out hikes into the mountains ficials under protest on July 21. adjacent to White Pine lake. No as well as costs of the suit, und accidents were reported. The only such further relief as the court trouble encountered during the en- may see fit to grant them. ", tire three days was when onr It is alleged by the plaintiffs scout lost his horse. in their complaint that the newly Thursday night another bonfire drafted oily ordinance is void and program was enjoyed, Ariel Hoth unconstitutional because it's procouncil handicraft director, enter- visions are nssertedly prohibitive, tained with Indian dances. Tiler Messrs Roe set forth that they were contest games, anil other offered the city officials a regular license fee for the resports, hours, and fun galore. mainder of the current year which refused, When it was time to break upl0-1They further allege camp some troops started back) D' threatened forcibly authorities home via Franklin basin, others down Logan canyon, mine down tu keep them from doing busines-the new ordinance Smithficld can von, amt still others w,re ,"1P1,eJ-- wlth M".n,s. down (keen canyon 13 Atto uey George Gommissiom r Hans Vanguard Anderson of Hyrum district took vounsel for the plaintiffs, motion pictuies during the i nmpment OF .story-tellin- sc 0 s g j POWDER BLAST IS FATAL TO THREE DIRECTORS OKEH There will very likely be a wild boom in gold stocks beHere's fore the year is out. v.hv: Gold stocks are practically the only ones on the stock exchange that are selling higher today than three years ago This, together with a great deal of '4;old talk, has treated interest in mines. A good many mines dui mg boom times were in the position of having plenty of ore, but being unable to operate profitably because of high production costs. In many cases deflation ol wages has just about made production an even break, or better. That means probably some dormant propel ties will get into action But people who invest in gold mines should remember that every mine has constantly diminishing assets, ami that mining stocks generally hae a high mortality. ' AMALGAMATION GIANT. Calif., July 30 ilP) i Three men were blown to biU today when an explosion detnoli-jh-ea mixing plant of the Heroule -H 3u SALT LAKE, July Iowder company here. of the Farm State Dirri'tora The victims, according to Aubry meet Wilson, of the Richmond Unreal!, at tln-img heie Friday voted their foi- - county, were Charles Olsen, San mal approval of plans to affiliate 1iablo, Walter Gooding. Giant, and all marketing cooperatives with Fred I lames, Albany, Calif. Ule bureau and also laid plans for to handle the a NAMED FOR KARHART reorganization amalgamation The executive committee wid be QUINCY, Mass.. July 36 tUP to a dt partment basis Amelia E.irhart Putman, first woI hanged under a plan which was adopted man to fly the Atlantic, had a Departments will be in charge oi street nailed for her here-- when men selected from the following Moscow street recently was changgroups: Membership, organization ed to Kurhart avenue. and budget, finance, taxation and lcgi.sla.mn, marketing, production, researi h, home and community, boys' and girls' club work and in- r.emi-annu- surance. The unification will give the organization a membership of between L'l.ooo and 2t.tXH) members, according to educates of President George F, Stallings. The Weather ' Unsettled tonight and I'TAH Sunday; local showers and thunderstorms north and east portion tonight. i |