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Show Americanism iLIiK JLJL'CJL'illO.'eJO Ill'll leloiigiag to the city beautiful ilub lLvm uld newspapers, paper plates and used in the park. Grain Range 13 "ELQ sandwiches Wheat Sept. Dec. May With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal Volume 23. Number 183. LUGA By Arthur Brisbane (Copyright, 193?) All Is In The .Mind. AFTER BREAK Honor The Swi KS. JK. hi: manys Vote. 1 KtliiNcl . i 1AiiE )vc.nrivmi ISOn r il III SEATTLE, I MK. C'AKNEKA Aug. 4. bounty SA he.-iw- A V, A I' C, I ST 4, 19 3 Smile- - To KN ON Arbitrate (By Tinted Press DcuMon of the United States Usd Lx Latin American nations to not ipply the H.niver doctrine ecogmzing territorial gains made has apparently ended by force areals of nmediale war between 0 livia and Paraguay. Bolivia notified the League of Nations of willingness to arbitrate revith certain conditions not vealed. Paraguay hud already notiwould fied the league that she arbitrate the dispute. Great Britain led the way for European nuuons to back pacific t through the league. t'A m-u- Close .51 8 .58 .58 59 Whether or not Red Cross relief will be given for 61 of 82 families in tne Clarkston area, along with relief from the same juui.e lor taimhes in tioxelder county whose property was damaged by a severe hailstorm a few weeks ago may be decided tonight at a meeting in Brigham City. Chairman Eugene Yeates of the county Keu Cross chapter Here Cache A better market for farm products that's one reason smiles are wide and happy In Kansas. and County Agricultural Agent are whim of tm other reason shown in a picture of suntan, sunflowers and sunny smiles. The quinR. L. Wrigicy w;! be atr.u.ig the tet of Wiihita. Kan., society ladles includes, left to right, Faye eimer, Maxine Harris, Eve'ya Klunn, Cache delegation attending tbe Henrietta Schubert and Florence Full is. meeting. 61 FAMILIES MAKE RELIEF APPLICATIONS' A suivey leeeuUy completed by a special committee named by officers of the Cache county enupter has determined that 82 families in the Clarkston district suffered losses, while 61 families filled out questionnaires submitted to them and made application tor relief. Agent Wrigley, W. L. ThompA lot of the big profits" son, chairman of the Clarkston for by various conhoped town board, and County Comcerns if the lsth amendment missioner VV. W. Hall, attended a is repealed are just so much meeting at Garland Wednesday Hete's why: hooey night purtlcipuLcu in by boxenler If people stait drinking wine county Red Cross representatives am) beer, they will dnnk less to discuss ueeded relief in the of other things. The total A requisition of the Logan city stricken Boxelder and Clarkston A samniFv m a survey of m of for bottles used, example, A special committee was submitted board school areas. h by recently hods of indlinK mo't inspection piobabiy won t be any greater for disbursement of $83.848 55, from named by the group to confer m 125 cities of the United States is now. There than it may will be pre ented t the County Clerk C. V. Mohr asking sometime this week with Governor be more beer bottles, but there the Cache district school fund is George H. Dern and Milton H. citv comnu.vMoii and health board will hi fewer milk bottles and 15.3 nulls un the total valuation of v.elung, secretary of state. Friday mn'it soft drink bottles. So what? Logan city property for 1932. Ray Aliston, Utah tield repreThe njiott. prepared by C D In any case, breweries did It is, therefore, 1 3 mills in ex- sentative for the Pacific coast McBride, who has been one of j not make so much money in of the Red Cross, has gone 14 branch mills permitted as cess of the the most ne ive workers for ini the old days, if you take the a district school levy under state over the returned questionnaires provement of the situation, vva to trouble back go through and compiled an estimate of damlaw, according to Clerk Mohr. presented to the health committhe earnings statements. And of tee of the Logan Chamber in tbe age done and relief needed in the The aggregate lequested was in of lost money plenty district. This show-s 'ornmeree Wednesday mcht Th levy is therefore $6910 70 in excess Clarkston biuwery stocks. of the $77,037 85 permitted for dis 5131 acres of wheat and barley, report w:ix accepted and Mr Me-- ' some Doubtless will lines were all Bride was asked to prepare the damped, some dry farm, basis. tribution on the a total loss. The 61 tamilies wish profit when prohibition bows nummary to give citv officials The NOT VALUATION TO out but other lines wilt suffer to plant 5286 acres of dry farm summary also includes recommenBE CHANGED and in the long run things will wheat. dations from the committee 1932 valuaabout i oine out even. Logan city's property Of the 61 applicants for relief, the committee, According to tion is $5,502,848, according to com15 are renters ot farms, the others th there is sufficient data in N. of E. Treasurer own pilations County the property they are farming. survey to enable the city nmmih-donerMuughan und Clerk Mohr. The Losses shown are: For tbe 61 to FRAUD IN CANDY and board of health state tax commission has given families, 3974 acres of wheat and the outline a better fKihey for written notice to Clerk Mohr that barley damaged, most of which ts proper inspection and handling' of the assessed valuation of Cache a total loss; 36 acres of alfalfa, meat .supply. Logans SALE county for 1932 will not be 55 chickens, two barns, and one The survey was compiled by Mr changed. chicken coop damaged. McBride from questionnaire sent Clerk David Tarbet of the city Flour needs per family .on a to 125 cities throughout the Unitmornschool said board basis of a Thursday supply are esti- ed States that are comparable to Armed with warrants for his ing some adjustment may have to mated at 9150 pounds and stock Logan in population and condi- riturn to Logan to face a churg be made in the budget, although feed needs at 90,916 pounds, tions Nearly 50 citi.s responded of obtaining money under false there are still some income sources pretenses, Deputy Sheriffs N. C. trom which several thousand dolPeterson and Hyrum Weatherstone lars more than is now in sight; EX-DEM- O HEAD It ft Thursday morning to bring may be had. One of these is ad-- , bek Dan Good Reynolds, candy ditionul returns from the delin- salesman being held in Pocatello. quent tax list. There is a state QUITS POLITICS Reynolds wa taken into cus-- t equalization fund due next June should into that the of $8u00 at the the Cache bring 4 dy request (UP' FRESNO, Cul, Aug. Wednesday by city school treasury. ALBANY, New York, Aug. 4 dog may be a mans best friend tuunty authorities of Woodard Bannock The city schools 1932-3John J. Raskob, former but Kenaldo Iigaiioni can pi. na- Sheriff budget T.l;i at a was arrested He county. an exception to the rule. recently adopted by the board of chairman of the Democratic nahe where house education calls for $164,448.55 of tional committee, emerged from a apartment Hulked Twice deputy sheriff;. on ua.x found in company with two which the requisitioned $83,848.55 is two hour conference with FrankPiganoni's trail to arrest him other men and two women. a disturbing of the peace charge jiightly more than titty per cent. lin D. Roosevelt toduy with the I am out of politics. he balance of the budget money assertion, Last week Reynolds, with anBoth times they failed. Raskob, who guided the political They made a third at.empt and other candy salesman was in Lo- is anticipated from distribution of this time they saw their quarry, gan to call on a local wholesale state school and land sale and destinies of Alfred E. Smith in but Piganoni saw his pursuers candy firm through whom he wras rental funds, os well as forest ser- 1928 and again at this year's Democratic national convention, greetalso He ran across a plowed field to take orders for candy. It is vice funds receipts. ed newspaper men with the above with the officers in dose pursuit alleged in the complaint that some LEGAL LIMIT declaration, and added "I am nut Piganoni's dogs, thinking it ail of the customers on whom he IS 14.4 MILLS in fun, joined the chi.se, grabbed called found the goods delivired It is possible by state law to go Interested in politics any more. not as he had represented as at their master's leg, and retarded were high as 14 4 mills in requisitionhis speed, thereby allowing the them to be. ing tunds of the Logan district officers to dasii up and capture Reynolds told sheriffs officers at schcal money, Mr. Tarbet said. Pocatello Wednesday he would their man. The requisitioned sum, accordfight extradition. ing to Clerk Mohr represents a request for 12.7 mills for mainMONTEREY. Calif, Aug. 4. UM:' tenance and purchase of school Add to the list of strange occuand and addian buildings sites, tick catching. tional 2.6 mills for sinking fund pations Most peoplo try to keep out of purposes to cover bond and short the way of the blood sucking interm loan payments, making a sects that prey on animals and HONORS total of 15 3 mills. human beings, but not J. G. Darling, Monterey high school science ettk-imn- LOGAN SCHOOL MEAT SURVEY BUDGET FACES REPORT TO BE MORE PARING MADE FRIDAY bare-foote- d na-l- WITH -- s PI-A- n. REPORTED Dogs Aided Police In Catching Master evi-len- f t Logan Girl Singers To t i 3 1 Teacher Turns Tick Catcher For Science NORTH Present Last Program stat-oriso- n -- n J mu -- unit Low .50 .52 .55 18 .53 Red Cross Meeting At Brigham City Called abandoned their The s.veu SALT LAKE, Aug 4 ..a.iinl admit r: miles from fled on loot Officers fr ten c unities aided by bloodhoui located them in a field. VETERANS EXODUS ,u"v exehang Many shot , were wound- - Shane. None of th offi-eied Idustria) commission. A checkup at the farm showed RESUMED TODAY two shotguns, two highpowered PASTOR UKESTI.ES r fles and four or five pistols were HIXGHAM, Mass., Aug. 4 1' stole!) in addition to the entire The Rev Lex King Souter, pasJOHNSTON Pa. Aug 4 U'P) supply of ammunition. tor of the Hmgham Congregational The westward tide of exodus from 220-- I wrestled Lee the B E. F camp was resumed thurch, Wykoff, pound professional, who shortly toduy after interruption caused by Sonnen-- i communistic beaten Gus before had appeals to the men BEGINNERS GIVE to disregard evacuation orders. berg, at a rerent American Legion field clay for the benefit of A During the night, a train bearpoliceman, seeing that the The clergyman ing 356 bonus campers ploughed the unemployed sleeper was observed, ordered him CONCERT TONIGHT wrestled vest .card. Today, ano.her train-lauto move on, and the poor creature of 1120 in 14 coaches left protested: "Oh let me be. This is .SHOW PROFIT ver the Baltimore und Ohio (he first comfortable place I have A hand concert involving parfound " The policeman, compasPROVO, Aug. 4 dTi - Although bound for points from whi h the ol Phi ticipation Logan youngsters the government marchers, less than three months sionate, allowed him to remain, known gives Utah counas the band will fur their dtivv on ty 25 cents per day to feed each igo. left remarking to the observer: "some be given at 7 Beginners m o'clock p of them have a pretty hard time Washington. of 12 federal prisoners incarcerate on the taher A rebellion square. this morntemporary Sheriff E G. Durnell i Everything is comparative, It is sponsored by the Logan ed here, them asked papers 18 cants each ing as communist for feeding Chamber of Commerce and the to the campers to stand pat and prethe balance Sunday, the Swiss at home and per day, using school board, and will be the furnish In their chruches all over the city the pare for a new drive on the nalight and heat for tions drive, had subsided enough world, celebrated the six hundred last bend concert of the season courthouse building. summer school disbund by given this afternoon to accomplish and forty first anniversary of the inwho have been eonfera-tiopupils foundation of the Swiss patch of the second train load taking EXTORTION TRIES struction since early in May under Everything was orderly. PROVO, Aug. 4 il'.Pi Henry It was an old republic, and a Prof. A. T. Henson of the city N. S. Y.p schools music department. Jaynes, 21, Niagra Falls, successful one. It went through This concert will feature a was arrainged here Wednesday o' LAMONT IS BACK the big war without fighting, bora blackmail of who group before solcharges of sending youngsters rowing or lending, with not a starting work with Mr. Henson letter to the D. & R. G. R. compdier trespassing on Swiss soil. Switzerland is respected, because last had not been in band work. any, threatening to blow up tracks, BUSINESS she always keeps ready. Every Many of them had not attempted bridges and tunnels unless $2u,00n to was paid him. play instruments. Swiss knows how to use a gun, previously Much iutiUSM. Ul. be mg Ukeii. In nd must prove every year, uuiUl NEW YORK. Aug 4 tUP' PUZZLES FREAK FVe reaches middle age. that he this band activity by the organRobert T. Lament, who resigned '"Kill knows how to use it, and ization of Parents of Logan school WEST QUINCY, Mass., Aug. 4 s secretary of commerce yester-lay- , of il' pi freak plant in the yard of has it in good order, with ammu- band pupils, the president will be elected of which is A. A. Firmage. nition. Frank Luonsi here has puzzled the American Iron andpresident Steel inbotanists as to its species. Probstitute at a meeting of directors Other countries know that it oil August 18, Charles M. Schwab ably the, result of cross polina-tiowould cost more to take Switzerthe plant has a base like a announced today. land than Switzerland would be BUDDIES OF WAR small tree truck about three feet Schwab, as chairman, will re worth, especially as the conquering high from which branches grow uain as chief executive officer. with leaves through which thorns country would not know how to STAGE REUNION protrude. run Swiss hotels as the Swiss run them A great people, the Swiss, wheIS SPEAKER ther they speak French, German, "Hello Buddy" W. VV OGDEN, Aug 4 (I' Pi "Hello Buddy." Italian or a mixtuie of all three. Owens of the Utah State Agricul (BY UNITED PRESS) It was an exchange of greeting tural college extension service They have a beautiful country, wa NEW YORK -- Wall street was and one sound idea, which can be sometning like this Wednesday aft- the sneaker at the Kiwani Ogden to its first three million rented be "to words: in few safe, ernoon that brought together for club luncheon here put today. hare day of the year today, anthe first time in 14 years two keep ready. ther installment in the baby bull buddies who served in France toBLESSINGS FADE lovement that has been in prog-es- s In Spain, Manuel Azana, prime gether during the World War, and -4 tlPi SALT LAKE, Aug. since July 9. minister of war, talks refreshing v.ho were wounded and taken to Increased popular interest in the He expects to the same hospital at the same Mrs L. Erickson tool: her jewel common sense o the seventh mil movement in the daughter of brought spend fifteen million dollars a year time. born on th norde of buying orders and for a on the national air force, a good Knowlton Hayball, son of Mrs. seventh daughter, ime tickers ran four minutes bedeal of money for Spain, and says: Ralph Smith of Logan and B. M. banks of the Nile She returne i little later to find jewels an' hind trading and it was necessary "We are against war as an inter- Roe, Salt Lake City are Kie budNile un to faded native .o we must abbreviate quotations to keep parts national instrument, but dies. Mr Hayball now resides in known. be prepared to defend ourselves. pace. Montana and is here with his famRuing tendencies were in to visit his mother. Mr. Roe FACE REDUCTION until shortly afternoon. Up While we talk of elections, Olym- ily has been here several tondays o that time the active stocks had SALT LAKE. Aug. 4 tf pi -depression and things in ducting a merchandise closing out pics, one to five points and the risen are general, Bolivia and Paraguay Despite the fact that a reductio-osale at Mau's department store. less active one to 18 points. more than 7.000.000 has beginning a war. Paraguay's Roe and Hayball were doughboys orders mobilization of all in the A.E F. in valuation, the citv schon' during the World an'1 the country's armed forces. in France as members lcvev must be held to 10 5 The city of La Pas, Bolivia, of serving G. 362nd consequently, the school board 91st Company infantry, goes wild with joy, hearing that division. This division was known working out further cuts i ti the Bolivian army has capt tred s The Wild West" division, and the budget. one of Fort Boqueron Paraguay's itself in fighting There distinguished most important outposts. FAVOR CHANGE long the western front. will be less joy when the war SALT LAKE, Aug. 4 IP pi -is over. The countries are quarAdoption of a system which would LAST MILL GONE reling about a boundary line. r EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Aug. 4. (OH send all prisoners sentenced in This country is fortunate Under the auspices of the Logan known male chorus of Logan, in ft court in the state to mor. snv having no such trouble, with Cana- - With the planing mill of the than 30 davs in jail to the take L.D S. Mutuals, the final con- - gi' ing special programs, da on the north, or Mexico on the New Dells Lumber company sold is favored ArOve members of the . luo are the state a rt of the season given by the Rosa south. We have manv things to to a contractor who will wreck board of corrections.by B irmtt. Florence Clark, reit, the last of Eau Claire's sawmill ba grateful for, including the Logan Ladies Glee club, will be Alyi.e Dunn olive Nclson IVarl markable fact that we survive so units has disappeared. The mill H- m. 7:30 held the at in CRISIS NEARS Beatrice p. Bertha Sunday Baugh, Moyle, was built more than 50 years ago many kinds of foolishness. The musical1 genson, Hazel Mattson, SALT LAKE, Aug. 4 '.P) Carina Logan tabernacle. and was one of the many in use prices remained will be under the direction of Miss Frank, Mary Farrell, Katy Merrill, Thirty-sevemillion Germans when Eau Claire was one of the Althoughat 7milk cents per quart and Phyllis Spenst, with Mrs. Bertha LaRue Clark, Hah Broberg, Donna voted in the recent election, the greatest sawmill towns in the steady dealers marked time, a crisis wi Clark Purser, accompanist. Bingham, Valoie Rosenbaum. Mor "Centrist and Bavarian peop.es world. This will be the club's final of- - lyn Guyman. believed nearing today in th' or Catholic party, appears party," alt Lake milk war. ' Special numbers are offered by tering for this season. The mem- to hold the balance of power. Hit-- I uers have been heard in about .Ran McCann, violinist, ami Loys ler made some progress, but is be- CROW LIKE LAMB .wtnty concerts throughout north- - Miiann, pianist. j tieved to have reached his maxi- rn I tah and southern Idaho this The program numbers selected AVON. Cunr... mum. Communists gained twelve Aug 4. UPear. Several times they have fm the concert Sunday evening Mark's tittle lamb has a counterseats, Socialists lost ten. allied well the Imperial Glee club, rc as follows: . part in Edward Prowe's little crow A mixed up body is the The crow adopted Prowe last "Loves Dream" Reichstag, not like our Pipe Organ Prelude, Memorial day and everywhere that placid congress, only BERTHA C. PURSER Prowe goes the crow is sure to and Democrats, neca-- l IV .publicans F Von Suppe : C follow. It accompanies him to Paean To Summer" pally a wandering socialist, or a Konui work and waits for him to re- "I Come To Thee" Vv dcer Republican, refusing to ' GLEE CLUB ' i take corporation orders. turn home. It has made friends "Thank God a Garden" For with Prowe's dog also. Soprano Solo FLORENCE BARNETT 4--H Come Where The Lilies Bloom"- CLUB BOYS IS CANDIDATE .. Russell Arthur "Where The River Shannon Flows" OGDEN, Aug. 4 U.f) P. Larsen, prominent local office "Spanish Serenade" Violin Solo The annual drive for funds JEAN MeOANN accompanied by LOYS McCANN TO VISIT USAC holder, has announced his candifor the Cache Valley council Selection from The Covered Wagon . dacy for the Republican nominaReading now . n.el'ca is tion for secretary of state. Boy Scouis of BEATRICE HOGENSON E. R. of direction on under club members of MorFour-Vocal Quartet "My Task OPENS MEETING licrntson, secretary of the Utah CLARK. FARRELL, BARNETT, CLARK gan and Boxeldcr counties will who d 4 Pi State college, PHOVO. Aug Agricultural Invade Cache county Friday on an "The Bells Of Saint Mary s Adams was recently named as rouneil district Kiwanis clubs open- "Can t Yo' Heah Me Callin', Caroline" excursion planned jointly by the Roma finance ed chairman. convention here their tdnv GLEE CLUB (wo groups. vith District Governor Frank D 'The Light Cavalry" Support of all local business The members will stop first at . Xylophone Solo houses and residents is solicitMumford of Caldwell, Idaho, ocWellsvillc where they will visit BOBBIE PRICE accompanied by MARK PRICE ed for this drive. Solicitors are condensery. cupying the chair. the Morning Milk Selci ted Vocal Duet now eanvassing the city anil From there thev will continue to MR. AND MRS. L J. BAILEY Mr. Berntson's to' Utah PAVE State ROAD the under county, Iogan and ( loll, Old After lundirection. PLEASANT GROVE. Aug 4 d'P. "Unfold, Ye Portals' Agricultural college. GLEE CLUB A quota of $151)0 is sought The route of a second paved cheon on the eni:.'e campus, the Sel.eted exmad het'ccen hem and Provo was Postlude through the drive now oil, acgroup will visit the college BERTHA C. PURSER to Cliairnmn Berntson. started cording farms. Wednesday. periment - 2 Farm Prices Soar! Dispute In New York on William street r the Brooklyn bridge, subway entrance, a mist ruble man with beaiu imif grown iav on a stone ledge, his hat pulled down over his eyes, in wlnit was probably a drunken sleep You would have pitied yourself had you lain there But the man did not ask pity. It was quiet, few trucks go through that part of William street, opposite the Rhinelander budding A wall projecting, shut the bright sun from his eyes. He had room to stretch his legs on the stone ledge. Ger-ma- .55 PRICE FIVE CENTS. FIVE O'CLOCK EDITION League May Be Asked J p.-i- I ) Kansas Sunflowers purchasing Agent John Bennett can't understand how anyone could misplace a pair of No. 16 shoes. The oversized brogacs were made especially for a prisoner at the When the prisoners ounty jail wrere recently, the shoe ENGLAND, Aik, Aug 4 uT - v.wner moved discarded them A search Three convicts and u guard were; u them. reveal to lull, s nn- - and a guard killed, two wounded and t vj other convicts NEED RAIN re 'uplnred tviay as tne result 01 SALT LAKE. Aug 4 u in the Tucker a prison break at Certain sections of the state need stale farm. Seven insuiie.'s broke from the lain but conditions generally am th" crops according to stockade at me nison c,.m:i this favonn the ammunition the report of Meterologist ,1 (Veil morning stole Alter a guard, supply took guns, killed wounded another escaped to Everything is comparative When they broke Kavaillac on the wheel, because he had murdered H nry the Fourth, he laughed after one of his legs had been broken a few times, and explained to the executioner that he laughed because hd did not feel the blow, after the first few fra tuis In the depths of hell, Lucifer tells his followers that they can make themselves comfortable in their new abod.- by working ami and. in Milton's fine thinking, verse, that everything is in the mind, which can make a hell (if of he! heaven, or a ll S - .511-- VISITS Ul E SALT LAKE. Aug 4 d A good share of the many thousl ands of visitors now in Los An-gelcs at the Olyui'oc games will visit Salt Lake on their way jhoine in the opinion of Mai ion V Nelson, past president of the Salt reShake Advertising club, who turned Wednesday from the coast Little War, HetrinnintL Get T II U AH. .. -- High Open UNITED FKBS3 11 V yjKAKxy UT Flashes 3 CONVICTS News l N, PRESS BY UNITED LOGAN BISHOPRIC instructor. NORTH LOGAN One of the of the week was L.cial events i delightfully arranged ward reand union. garden party, Tuesday w.ir(J h B,shoo John ic and counselors W. E. Ny man and Alfred Beutler were honored guests. Bishop Kemp and Counselor Nyman have given 20 years of continuous service in A gobd program he ward of t music, a play, singing and short talks were enjoyed. Piesident Joseph E. Cardon and W of the George Lundquist Cat he stake presidency were in attendance and gave talks. The bishopric was presented with tokens of appreciation. The rest of the afternoon and ewiiing was enjoyed in childrens ports, two basebull games and d im mg Refreshments were servAll present expressed them-s- i ed Ives as hawng had a fine time. l one-ac- -- Free Tuition May Boost Enrollment GAI.ESVTLLE, Wis. Aug. 4 H P A large increase in enrollment us expected at Gale College when is opens it 74th year in September offering free tuition The college was chartered bv the .state legislature in 1854. It originally was under Methodist Presto the nrilrol, later passing byterian synod and is now under I.uth-eiacontrol of the Norwegian Chunk of Ainenca. MATA HARI HOME OFFERED BUYERS PARIS, Aug. 4 U'.Pi - The mysteriously haunted house, once the property of Mata .Hari, executed in Vineennes 16 years ago. is for sale here. The house is located near the Seine River in Neuilly and while it has been the frequent cause of many trips from the French capital by tourists, no definite offers have been made as yet for it The architecture is old English, some of the windows being curiously of churchly glass while one is made of heavy wrought iron Its an only occupant at present is aged Russian who cares for the in live not and does the property main part of the house. Mala Han was a beautiful Oriental woman who danced delightfully for her guests. She is said to have .vormeu secrets from men and sent many to their deaths unwittingly. She herself was finally executed as a spy and her shadow is said to cast itself on the walls of different rooms at night, moving stealthily along the corridors There are many secret passages and hidden entrances and exits to the house the The stables attached to property now are used as a bistret; house the while out guides poiut workmen stop at the bistro' for meal. their nnd-day Like countless others, he preferred. until a short time ago, to keep h's distance from them, but now he chases ticks at every opportunity. Darling took up his strange occupation recently at the request of the Rooky Mountain Spotted Fever laboratory, Hamilton, Mont, supported by the United States public health service. The laboratory sent a call to Stanford university for 1,000 ticks which disseminate spotted fever and are used for research work, and the order was relayed to DarlHe has already furnished 400. ing LIFE SENTENCE LUDINGTON. Mich. Aug. 4. H'D - Frances Nash, today, pleaded guilty to first degree murder tn connection with the killing of Evelyn Sanford last Saturday night, and was sentenced to at Marquette life imprisonment penitentiary. REUSED!) VETS WASHINGTON. Aug. 4. (L'.n General Frank T. Hines, chief of the veterans administration, today, said that iis agents have reported that approximately 500 members of the bonus army who were in Washington iit the end of the army's stay here have no military service. I The Weather UTAH Fair tonight ami Fri- day; little rliauge in temperature. ,$$: UKAftM I $ y0hiJ |