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Show UTAH Fair tonight and Friday; j2 little change in temperature. Volume 52. Number 21. warr wt1 SILVER TO IE of Washington and More Iy Merry-Go-Roun- BILL GOLD WASHINGTON For weeks the most fundamental problem con fronting the New Deal has been the struggle between the little manufacturer and the big indus Predicts Of tnalist. That problem has now been met. The result gives victory neither to one side nor the other, but shows that the President is sticking one hundred per cent to his creed of "planned economy." He has empowered the Federal Trade Commission to rule between the big vertical trust producing its own raw materials, its own fuel, with its own process of distribution on the one hand, and the small manufacturer on the ether. BATTLE LINEUP this is The battle regarding significant not merely because of the clash of personalities, but because of the principles in big-tim- volved. Three groups are fighting. Chief fellow proponents of the little Senator Borah are shaggy-manelaisser from Idaho, a sincere with faire advocate, together Senator Gerald P. Nye, equally sincere, but being ipade the tool to a certain extent of Recovery program opponents. Both Senators claim that Johnson is violating t the Sherman Act, that he is squeezing out the little feld Anti-Trus- hswt Advertising For It Will Not PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN Elimination ;! Amendment H IV UNITED CRESS WASHINGTON, Jan. 27) 11 u inn UTAH HOLD Printed and He Herald-Joufa- l n . t rT'() the Herald-Journ- ' v 0cn !0-- ",ilv 4 -. 89 Sent High Low Close !l 88 HX 3-- 84 8 87 4 88 4 1- 83 87 88 8 4 PRICE FIVE CENTS. NOTE DECLARES Citn Ilia sum sxsN' Vi. 5 , ' vs VtNO JfiCOWU ST Utah state H'ennion Afijton State Farm Bureau Federation Now F Alleged Irregularities Reported To Governor Blood In Session i UNITED PRESS al j5i. (1 the stockholders of the are voluntarily giving up thou-sands of dollars in revenue. They are doing it willingly, believing that not only will the paper be cleaner and better, but that all other adver-- 4 q tisers will benefit. 1 QuJ w ax V M-e- a - tzrdrh. jL ruUUB- TAX REFUNDS V JO FEWER IN 1933 ; Andersen fnr $5dOO to make a et.il audit of accounts in the oft ice (if Secretary of State Milton H Welling. l'rehniinary reports made before Governor Blood revealed irregularities totalling $2,454 covering a to 1933, KTiod from January 3, June 24, 1933, when administration ot the state motor vehicle fund as transferred to the state tax cc, mmission. Welling s claims that several hundred dollars in the treasury u tilt had not been included in audit was disthe preliminary solved when Alvin Kcddington and H. Seirell Adams, who went over the account, said the money was included in their report and indicated by special notes. The secretary of Gate refused to make further statements until tin "proper time comes." Georgu A Seaman, former chief deputy to Welling and now with the state said he "had nothing to CAVA, fiar" and would appear at any time for questioning. ! , eJw- 25 -- Governor H. Blood today received a quest from .State Auditor Juliua Ht ill In taking this step, Herald-Journ- al Ill) 'S SILT LAKE. Jail members, J. A. Anderson of Lein, president, opened the seventeenth annual Utah State Farm Bureau Federation convention here today Willard P. Ellis, district agent of the federal land bank of Berke ley, spoke on harm Creuit Administration" as one of the principal features of the morning session. Others included Governor Henry H. Blood, Stale Senator Herbert B. Maw and Gus P Bacaman, secretary of the Salt Lake chamber of commerce Clyde C. Edmonds, manager of the Utah Poultry Cooperative assoBusiness of this ciation, presided afternoon will include drafting of resolutions and nominating al N'T) li O'- SALT LAKE, Jan 27) With an attendance expected to reach 2,nn al a HEAT - A I')., STATE MEET! Here Are Reaw it will make no differ- ence whether or not it will ever be legal to . f advertise the sale of liquor. The Herald-Journ1 will permit no advertising for hard liquor to n appear in its columns. Owners and editors of the Herald-Journare i taking this step because they wish to be good I neighbors and good citizens. They are unwill- ing to do anything that might encourage any- v one, young or old, to become a hard liquor addict. J w Grain Range L Repub- licans assailed the Roosevelt monetary bill m the senate today while inflationists attempted to for proposals through use of silver ill wider mandatory American currency. Senator Hastings of Delaware, chairman of the Republican senatorial committee, attacked the dollar devaluation bill as unconstitutional and tending toward a "huge central political banking system within the government" through seizure of all gold. Senator Wheeler. D, Montana, was trying to swing western senators into line behind his amendment to authorize purchase of silver and cxtens'on of the currency through issuance ot silver certificates. Majority Leader Robinson, who hopes for passage of the monetary bill lat today or tomorrow, predicted defeat of the Wheeler amendment Hastings said Senator Ruraii It., Idaho, wanted the lull to include provisions for inflation while "I am opposing it because I'm afraid it will prove inflationary." 2 5, BREMER KILLED, F of the University of lifuh brought up the question of liquor advertising which is now illegal in Utah. He expressed the hope that federal cooperation can lie obtained to prohibit such advertising in this state f Wheeler The the meeting Monday A Tliquor control body, IMm H THURSO AY, JANUARY, LOGAN. UTAH, HARD LIQUOR By DREW Authors M Journal he The Weather I( UNITl - PRLSS Fear that Edward G Bremer, kidnaped St. Paul banker, had been A slam by his abductors was intensified by receipt of the penciled WASHINGTON, Jan 25 marked shrinkage in the number controversy are many It was received by W. C. Robertson, Minnenote shown above k HTHIS policy has been adopted by the Horald-- f sons code authorities. Son. ! of interna! and size of refunds by the apolis postmaster, having been placed in a mailbox in the business J- them believe in giving big busifiseal the revenue bureau during Journal notwithstanding the fact that we was received A second note, .similar in its information, district FOREMAN ness the break. In thei. opinion HYRUM DAM ROAD year ending Juno 30, 1933, for overby the Anoka, Mmn, postmaster. Itelieve it decidedly unjust and the little businessman is bound to to pro- - 1 payment of taxes, ww noted today in a report on funds of over $500 go to the wall eventually, and the hibit Utah newspapers from publishing adverWRONG EMPLOYE quicker the NRA pushes him up by the bureau to the joint combetter. it the tisements to be broadcast by mittee on internal revenue taxaagainst permitted In between these two is another tion radio or printed in magazines sold and delivered group with which the President Only four corporations and one route of the proposed By UNITED PRESS Approval in this state. of over estate gained refunds finally sided. Chief spokesman for of the new road over the Hyrum happened in a AKRON, O.- -lt this group is the Federal Trade United shows. the $500,000 report rubber factory here and it may which under the dam. as proposed by theas governa subsidiary Commission, Motors corporation, well as ment agree! engineer, temper the whole outlook of a New Deal has become a rejuvej But, even though it may in the future be legal of the General Motors, received the foreeooperate with a special A to hurl), estate nated, hardhitting organization. ment tocommittee the while $1,376,310.15 advertise liquor in Utah newspapers, we will largest in changing the man concerning factory managecounits I of Among its leaders are Garland S Hyrum John Higgs, through and not lend our columns to the creation of con-perhaps Through the eflorts of Logan s ment, production, a road, was made by the Cache Ferguson, Jr., who despite sel. Henry J. Richardson, of WashWednesday. senior citizen, John A Hendrick .str ng generally. has shown county commission next largthe was prosaic background, granted ington, sumers or the the on scene sales the to senator of First son. and Utahs increase con-- f est $769,904. senior The foreman, reading recently during forcing scintillating streaks of liberalism: resident William H King, he Logan post that a large automobile factory Edwin L. Davis, brother of Nor morning was I). J. Paul, of in Cache The refunds included the followsumption liquor of Valley. veneer in. activities. n new in Hfiee charge may appear required nil its workmen to stand man. who despite long years of engineer, ing corporations: Merrill company, The idea is to have up during working hours in obeiby oi bricks House in the has He presented the road proposed com-paSweet regularity Lake. Sait Candy $7940; bri-This road would removed sance to the Great God Efficiency, the ouler layer of blossomed forth as one of the the government. Salt Lake, $1381. adopt no holier-than-tho- u fiom the present pnstuffiec and decided to follow. position, most forthright members of the connect with the present route v at corner of same kind southwest the the it with bait we do not think Hyrum, ?j From now on, he ordered his replace or proper to Commission; Jim Landis, brilliant run of brick that is to he used to gang, you work standing up. No along the edge of the reserr of the Securities Act USAC to 20 voir foot the dam where a under now new tac old addition or around loafin Dya get it? advertising tw siltin might tempt and George C. Mathews, equally young K for construction. roadway will be provided Two days later, the foreman to drink brilliant and equally fearless. n We whisky, rum, brandy to gin. south When the treasury department was going about his work as usThe position of these Commis- crossing, then continue PRFS9 TALKS ON NRA ' UNITED with the Mt. Sterling road. a want the kind of money such turned thumbs down on previous ual. Suddenly he saw a man fussing sioners is that the NRA rapidly connect advertising Mrs. ST. PAIL, Jan. 25 brings The commission county agreed over a handful of wires seated in- is slipping out of General John to d would requests for the refacing of the have the faith and respect Emily Bremer, wife of the this plan after making some Mr Hendrickson be- on p box. son's hands over to the control . jostoffice, has Edward Bremer, of the inhabitants of the thousands of homes in The effrontery burned the foreprofessor Marshall D. Kctchum came interested in the matter and of big business. They argue that changes to eliminate sharp angle lost hope of seeing her husthe road at the dam. of the USAC facility addressed notified Senator King that the man to the core. Saying nothing, Herald-Journthe National Industrial Recovery turns in Mr. which was learned it the band alive is again, a had club After Paul oil left, special today Logan Rotary guest every the Act permitted industries to set committee improvement was needed and that he walked over to the workman, today as the eighth day sine Defects as well as the NRA. including John A. to and with a hefty kick, sent .the his influence was necessary minimum wages, minimum hours evening. the abduction elapsed without B. Mauglian, R A Klia-soR. in NRA value the of points in box out from under him, sprawling secure this for Logan. and other minimum standards m. neu out scheme were Jorgensen and pointed by he th3 worker on the floor. older to eliminate cutthroat com G. A.J. J. Hall, Nick that plied Senator ic King We would tliaU met the offer any one hard liquor Professor Ketchum. the commisAnderson, Reports persisted himself up, The man pulled had set the m;i diinery in motion petition; but on the other hand sion and A. H Palmer, vice president of asked that the now road m bankers father, Adolph Bremer, we will noi offer to Lo- aimed carefully and socked the it did not permit industrialists to he extended to in that them bring eventually Iersonally; the may of cere was Roosevelt's the master from north President thi friend, club, directly the chin. The get together and boost prices sky the damsite to gan the deMrod improvement Be foreman .solidly on back. had paid ransom and expected connect with the mrntes, while Olof Nelson, prest guise of paid advertising. of the of the belief that a direct foreman staggered high to the detriment ing to he returned later in club his at roa the son dent of South state the presided secondary shouted the fired! will Youre consumer. huthoriZfition from Congress Several numbers from the high the week. high school and that the The Herald-Journthe foreman to the workman. The Commissioners also argue Cache will accept and to provide be necessary be next to not Sterling-Hyruschool new does be road share Mt. Mrs. Bremer opera Like hell I am, retorted the that the small manufacturer who V reeded funds for the wrk, Senator s beer. We will accept and print f. week were presented given faith and her advertising I wur'.c for the telesells below the big industrialist added to the state secondary sysKing says he has in mind offer- workman. to close a tem personal expressed J. advertising phone company. only because he pays sweatshop ing such a bill. and V when huswines, light her The commission friend her that fears that explained His be cannot protected. In the meantime Mr. Hendrick wages had alietdy agreed to the m becomes legal. band uus dead. These are not harmful in mod- - 9 LOGAN TEACHER .on his informed Senator King wages only pull down the general they Blood stains found in the the route as presented by Mr. Paul but over the com LAWRENCE LEE TO level, they point cut, and $ 10JKW) will Inat is our hope eration we shaii Income a ii automobile from which Bremer promised to cooperate with the cost for all the necessary btoner such a manufacturer is committer plctc Weda week with was the seized in ago TO CO ARIZONA meeting nation of temperate people and driven to the wall the better. v.ork to make the old postofficc slowlv fit state road commission and investi- ,j nesday Hl'.cr taking his daughI lidding compare fully with the SING IN OPERA of hard, injurious liquors, wlli k ter Heft), 9, to school, were gate possibilities of putting the 4 consumption THE IRESIDENT new addition as far as exteno wife's road on the state secondary sys- d die out. for the resMinsihlc J the before facts a these of concerned. Mis.s Larsen are I)ora tiogar, riacing improvements President one day during the Mr Hendrickson has also writ major in the Utah State Agr In the selection of Lawrence Lee the ehiM Marriner S. Kcrles, assistant to tin height of the controversy, development college Me shall 4 to sing the role nf Mannco in the continue in III"! a were all little P DD ftFlITPCDC Trade Commissioners preach temperance school, has received notne of her JUDGE DENIES rocretary of treasury, to lend his grand opera II Trovatorc, to be ussisLance to the cause. surprised to get this Rooseveltian lIVUDULIlAu And we shall, honestly, make our n appointment as instruct r at the H things. presented February 26 and 27 by reply: Reservation school at Tucthe music department of the Utah 4 actions square with our policy by refusing to i! Indian I know thpyve been getto Dean son, Arizona, according State Agricultural college, ProfesMONDAY ting away with murder ever orint advertising that might tend to defeat the ft C. B. Clayton of tne college home sor Walter Welti has chosen a stuwhat you at the NRA. S economics Given dent of unusual experience. department. ran do about it.' of temperance in our country. present received Larsen Miss Mr Lee, whose home town Is tirnCi The first meeting of farmers in t oudui ted One reason Roosevelt was sore Kollif wig through the civil servue itighy, Idaho, received his musical i r ,JNI 160 pwts the was discovery that AcW Cache county interested in the She has been an in- in Salt Lake, Judjtt Irl n Rians training at the Brigham Young department. steel corn-ho- g of reduction program will fixing system structor for the p.st few years Uonkie has daflied u motion of fnr bringing thi Uniteil State- university under Dr. Florence 4411 prices, so bitterly denounced by be held at the court house Mona new Rn for ks as for Madsen. While there he in Logan city schools She is at counsel the Federal Trade Commission ir. day at 1:30 p. m. phvv to full treaty strength and sang the le.id in Filiinh and spent present a teacher in the Benson trial in bfs damage suit against building up its air fortes, wore the 1924, had been slipped into are no fanners in Cache clinic There, the with the summers his will Budge teach the youngschool. She steel code. This was a variation county eligible for the corn protoday vvhen the house Union Pacific in traveling asked S.Vi.buo in a suit IVelc er children in the Indian school. quartet. nruferred HERE gave committee ol the old Pittsburgh plus" sys gram and only farmers who have PROGRESSING rules Ku d district After leaving the B Y.U. Mr. Lee Miss Larsen is a (laughter of tried recently in bill fnr contrm. Roosevolt had not realized produced three or more litters of status to the Vm-owent to Los Ang les where he sang 'court, the jury reuirmne a direet- - struction of more than Mrs Anna E. Larsen of Logan. this when he signed it, and prob- hogs for an average during 1932, ships the lending roles m the pageant led verdict on in. J notions from over a five ably Johnson had not either. But 1933, are eligible tor this hog reyear ennd dramas Aseola and La Golon-dri- n after a day of NEW MrUnnkie YORK Stocks BEATING SON FOR 'Judge blamed experi-emt- d FINED it President to the anyway put How leaders planned duction program and arc invited i Here ho also took part in a minor recession today after According to Mrs. Beth Fillmore, JUAREZ, Mexico M' pi Felicitos t st imony or Johnson for not having this prop to be tomorrow consideration up for L c dramas of the California Mispresent. in charge of the home survey in an almost uninterrupted rise for resident here, was fined steel asquez. Vinson next etly explained when the Chirman week carle State AAA Director William Pe- Cache county, work is progressing the past ten days. Losses in most 2 pesos after he allegedly beat sion play by John Steven McGora-n- t rode was sent over to the White terson said the replacement program had or Assistant Director W. W. rapidly and For three years he was affilinstam es were under a point and his nine year-olwill be com-son, Felieitos, House. probabv v Room Us ident Urc approval iated with radio station? KFI. volume shrank sharply from yes- to unconsciousness with a horse So Roosevelt had the Federsi Owens will discuss the program and pleted within the next two weeks KNX. KHJ. KM PC, KFVD, and the filling The work, financed through the terday's total of $3,260,000 shares applicants in Trade Commission draw up an instruct vhip because the son refused K N DOM.YG FAMOt S MAxS appeared regularly on the programs Volume continued light on the Orink liquor like a man. it the of forms and contracts executive order CWA, has kept 14 field agents as giving t SAINT VALERY. France x.i He akso sang these stations. VS.iMiing ag. mist Mttenipmg to A number of producers have well as several in the office busy bond market in all but United power to overrule the NRA. The i Mass for tlm Hal Roach and Fox Film States government bonds. The lat- I negotiate either the (owlane er Th( ancient Shepherds Commission now may not only called at the office ot County for nearly a montn. a The to tradition become about ids ro unb your studios, and was a member of the haul an industry into court, but Agent R. L. Wrigley for the The field agenfs are: Mrs Gwen-ni- e ter were steady however while the EADING the ads in t 'car has at lead In inihe.s (rear w a.son is lhat shepherds are he All Saints Episcopal church choir Tho.io who" have papers. general list eased off moderately. Merrill, Trenton; Clarkston, so rare that farmers are in Tins I J hv sounded Herald-Journon vta.s ruling hikt" today not received these may; do so by Mrs Elaine Anpeics While he was in The (Continued Page Five) lifficuh v Hyet, Lewiston II, assf mbling California the Hollywood and Amg Sorenson of Mention calling any time before the meet- Cornish and' Cove; Mrs. Eliza and to of them the perfoim nough consistently lhambra L. P S. stakes presented Mr Sorenson v.hs m Iogan in j ing so as to he familiar with the Wiser, Lewiston !H, Lewiston I; U Trovator in whuh Mr. Le WOMAN taking advantage of the j seek early action on gr.ivi ling of M.es contents before the meeting. Mrs. L. B. Caine, Richmond; Mrs At the sang th' loading role. rnage them pass-ddInez Roskelley, Smithfleld; opportunities they offer j the roads to to Mrs. Hhe mu tune present ij stud) mg at the him, tne According j M. C. Reeder, Hyde Park. North is habit a profitable State lTtnh ill tne roads, college, majormg in IS LAID TO REST ployed, in building up GIVEN Mrs Logan, part of Smithfleld; music. them almost impassible made have in Millie Baxter, Mrs the .'with a heavy du mting which VVellsville; You will profit Peter Peterson, Millville, Nrbley; RFPM E INDEBTEDNESS of time in your has (hanged to mud from recent saving; BUSINESS LEADER Mrs. Luclla Hunter, College ward, In 10 HELENA. Mont. (I Pi PRESTON Funeral servues which is an j rams Until the ro.ios are gravtled chopping, Benson. Mrs. Effie Welch. Para- for Mrs Margaret W'. Oil verson, Montana counties have rehe Mars will or out, thev until thre dry Cal Jan. BEVERLY HILLS. dise, Avon; Mrs. Nora Nielson, 63, were held Thursday afternoon duced their indebtedness $130n, important factor. You plenty of trouble getting through, PRESTON - - Funeral semens 25 -- As a rule folks don't like Mrs. Melba Nielson, m the Preston Fifth ward chapel. 000, according to a recent survey will find many oportu-nitie- s Mr. Sorenson said for Ezra C Foss, 63. were held Hyrum:Mrs. Florence Garner, As-uwar headlines, blit here was Newof the Montana Taxpayers Mrs Oliverson died as a result of to make very one that was in the papers Wednesday in tlv Preston stake ton, Amalga; Mrs. Eulalia Welch, a stroke at the home of her are oelebrators lation. s Tndas birthday house. Bishop L. V Mrnll of the worth-whil- e that hit the spot. "Roosevelt Closes children in Idaho Falls. Mo.scs A Olson, savings on Logan Preston First ward conducted the Mendon, Petersboro, Cache declares war on civil works HWCVAKD ADOPTS SKIING She was born at Franklin, servue station operator. Robert that actually you of one was things services and the SkiSchool Mass. H'P grafters." GAMBRIIXJE, 3. 1X70 of She H was Ioahn, February Mauglian new were the to We Other have speakers. speakers recognized buy the daughter of William White u d WelKvilIc ing ha.s been made a minor sport he W I L A. Hart. in Cuba. Mayor hope Attorney president at Harvard College and HV will BY IINIIFD rC9B head and Margaret Green Pnvid J James K Hansen, Doctor Allan Cutler, stays in long enough to get he awarded to those who make .Right now, with the Mr WILKES RARER, Rh Jan 25 of 1aradibc She ts survived by nine ,hdd and Carl H. Carlson Attorney acquainted with. the team by the Harvard Athletic in A hoot building was Janies, who cloa s ranees s( Mrs public Annie rtn William Keller, from January Mathias Cowley, Jr The invocaJust had a nice visit Association 12 women pickets were 7rt years old, was Eldon dynamited, Mrs and iri'i-S- an will Oliverson, Kan25 L. find A. Meoham was full of SAN offered FRANCISCO, Jan. Allen tion by Senator Henry swing, you arrested and other disorders re- a member of the of Idaho Francisco butter today, 92 Margaret Snarr all and the benediction by Mathias sas. He said Kansas was feelBEADS (msTITlTJOV DAILY' v o many especially attracMrs. Marjorie Johns, James potted today in efforts of the hand-caPalls; 20 services cents. Music for the s Kansas F. when Now Cowley. 'ore fine. In order ing ALFRED, Me U'pi United Anthracite Mine Workers worked on tive offerings. Elmer, Harold Oliver, Clyde W., ain't kicking, things have got was furnished by the First ward to be certain of qualifying as an to strike a enforce construction the and general all of -ireston; Kenneth, of 25 P) Har SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. choir under the direction to be running about perfect. Noel American Paradis citizen, s Hanhool in The Buttonwood of the Logan six Make it a daily habit old Swift. Mr. and Mrs. William Butter, extra cartoned, 22 rents. twenty seven grandchildren of Yours, read the Constitution the over township was damaged when temple and was a and brothers William sisters, a duet. Shumway sang to read and buy through United States every day for six tied to a nearby tree was blacksmith in the dynamite Whitehead, Abraham, Peter' White-heaInterment was in the Preston months, he told Superior Judge set off. Every window m the school U. O Foundry. the ads in The Ilerald- and Martha Oliverson t all of CONGRATULATIONS! ity cemetery under the direction Herbert E. Holmes before whom wa blown out. No one was inMr. and Mrs. William G. Austin franklin county; Mrs Mary MorJournal. the Hendricks mortuary. Mr. Congratulations! he appeared for hia final naturaljured but IS teachers were forced their ninth wedding rison, and Mrs. Nellie Bertning-tonnard of Logaa dedicated the celebrated ization papers. to abandon classes. of Salt Utah. Lake City, ive yesterday. anniversary 1114. UeKiuekt Svndtutt. las. low. At the opposite extreme in this of John- BY r, PICKS unfair PLAN APPROVED that are Seeks Senator Kings Assistance For Logan Wife Fears U hard t i it right that print part-autho- or six-fo- si Her Kidnaped Husband Dead PROFESSOR dont 2 we rather al not it I I al print for for f I father-in-law- if It that that TO that f c jUu I point-basin- Navy Bill Preference TRIAL MQTIOl11 TO MEET spirit br ioiTSiSrE Jep-pers- ' i rnwMn 1 Logan-Mendo- n al r PRESTON iWILL pOGERS TRIBUTES Happy- - J J BMhdau! Hy-ro- - oi Dynamite (hackly BUTTER PRICES V rt U . d G |