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Show The Her Todars News Attempt made to kill Erne3t Bamberger. Page one. column eight Gram Range aid-Journ- al BY UNITED ... ... ... Vav Julv 615-631-- 65 s , FRF.S3 .62 8 63 3 .651-- 4 2 60 62 63 8 60 5-.621-- 8 3-- 4 With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal Number 45. Volume 23. UTAH. HOGAN, FEBRUARY TUESDAY, 2 3, 0 1 FIVE OCLOCK EDITION 32. 'Price 5c Oi m vii Housewife9s Garden Named Flashes Best In The United States By Ch-n- lie y 1932) Week. Gold And Silver Ticket. Women At Fifty. We Need More People. Tabernacle Filled To Capacity For Program New Mexico This is written on the train crossing from the Pacific to the Atlantic, the fourth trip across the continent in two months. On the way through New Mexico you iearn that Albuquerque restaurants are "observing Cherry Pie Week" in honor of George Washington and his tree. Pepperday and pickerell, of the in and Journal, Albuquerque which this column is published have a better idea. They print a cartoon showing Uncle Sam facing a League of Nations and a sign that internationalists, reads, "I want an American character. that the powers of Europe may be convinced we act for ourselves, not for others. This in my judgment Is the only way we can be respected abroad, and happy at home. George Washington." GALXiUP, MODEL AIR USE Feb 23 U r Of DETROIT, ficmls of - foremost American air will transportation companies maintain a model air line here during the National Auciaft Show The air which starts April 2 line, 60 miles long, will include the five major airports in the Detroit area Round trip tu kets for 35 will be placed on sale AGE SMITHFIELD NEW (1 corn-pet- it l well-know- mAWUI iEUUfUWL frUa Venture, Tries Revolver SALT LAKE OTTY, Feb 23 HPi - A grudge of 30 years standing tcached a (Umax today when Clifford Crapo, 61, Albany, New York, fired three shots into a crowded r, newspaper office at Frnrst weallby Utah capitalist and fmmer Republican candidate for U. S senator. Ctapo was arrested a few rato-ullater and t iken to the police stntion. He refused to talk. YOUNG STENOOUAPHFH IS MOUNIDD A stray bullet fire fn the office of the Salt Lake Tribune wounded Miss Alice Horan, 20, Thu bullet struck xlnnigrapbei. her m the arm ar costed Baraherger on Crapo the street in fiont of the Salt Lake Tribune building The men argued briefly Suddenly Crapo pulled a revolver from his packet rushed into the Bamberger His pursuer newspaper building fired three times. The scream of Miss Horan as she clutched her bleeding arm was heard above the shouts of men. ConfuRion for minutes reigned during which Crapo still the revolver, ran across the styeet Bystanders overpowered the man. FINANCIER REYEiXS fITRANGE. STORY . Bamberger revealed a strange story of what he said was a fan- cied wrong which had its origin at the turn of the century As young college students, Crapo and Bamberger were friendly. The former attended Amherst college and the latter Williams college. After they graduated, Bamberger interested Crapo in two minCrapo investing propositions, ed considerable money but the venture went awry and Crapo lost most of his investment Part cf it was Bamhowever, returned, At various times berger said during the past three decades, the two men met and renewed early acquaintances. Then came a time when Crapo accused Bamberhim This led ger of "swindling to the breach which ended in ths shooting attempt MISS JOAN CARDON for umm n, d Sem-bric- i, al il Bass--Jam- n es Got-lle- here-afte- harn-pio- I Date Postponed TOPIC C 4 Ih.) Idaho Couples Licenses Here Sunday Gel Seeton-Presse- es E ROLE HANDILY MlS3 Joan Cardon. although a veteran member of the Community wl1! be her first Players, handling leading part In one of the annual plays ot the g.oup when .hn apMis pears in the titm role o' next Wednesday Bumpstead-Leigh- " and Thursday The play wtll be presented at the USAC auditorium as a Little Theater uumb.-- r Forced to overcome i handicap of starting late, being scWtd three weeks after regular daily rehas hearsals had started, she shown a remarkable aptdude at portraying the high society lady who started as the daughter of a quack .peddlet. , , The role of Mis Bumpstead made famous by the first Leigh, Internationally known actres,s, the late Mrs Minnie Madern Flake, Is a most difficult one She changes from the high society a of wife the leader, prominent Englishman, to an extremely middle class woman almost at the snap of one's fingers It is in truth, "a Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" role and the manner in which Miss Cardon is carrying it stamps her as one of Logan s leading dramatists The supporting cast aLo carries the stamp of appioval for past work Prat tkally every one of them is wellk-nowfor amateur production woik in Logan Other members are Gladys Hobbs, Lila Peters, Delia Churui, Hrten Johnson, Jean Peterson, Kenneth Trot-maEmnicrson Abbot, R E Anderson, Oft is Peterson, Russell Humphreys, and Ray Trntman 1 llrettoi VV I) Pinter has beeu working daily with Ihe group and they are fitting inlo a well model ed, finished group Final dress re hearsal will be held al the auditor ium tonight after river a month of preparation -- n . RICHMOND PLANS ADULT CLASSES RICHMOND Ilati.n ate undr-- ( way for the second of a series of adult education classes to be held in the North Cache high school The daises are under direction of G G. Merrill, Dip cli.ui man The classes are held each Wednesday at 8 . tn They are so arranged that adults may participate in two classes within an (By United Piess) NEW YORK - The stock market settled down to a dull session with a few special issues strong tod ly Auburn, whuh dropped 15 and points in early trading, regained its equilibrium and rallied more than four points from its low of 93 Greatest interest centered around the local traction diarc-vhCot were again responding t i unification of the uU lttu , evening Courses will be offmed m poultry and dairy management; foods, nutibion and health; faim tool sharpening tempering and repairing, soldciing machine and equip-- , men! repair and upkeep, harness furniture rcpait, woodlep'iu, work ind furniture repair, farm fl- H1 counting: public sewing, rnm a flip public of northern Cecbe 'ovif'd to jam these '.ours bpp j i oi duig tp Mr Merrill. u" an no t h ugcf of any s FRESHMEN PUSH , i County Schools Have English Tests Bam-beigi- 1 e o y FOR TEN DAYS ONLY CAUSE Loses Money In Mine Genealogical, Temple Work Shown PRISON NEARLY READY To Be I1 JACKSON. Mich, Feb 23 The new Mhigan Slate prison be lompleted next here will The prison, losting to month Logan paid fitting tribute SMl'l H FIELD -- The Hearts of will provide quarters (or Ihe nation's on first piesident, Chihlien of the Connecting the II wus started 6,izvi the 200th anniversary of the bnth prisoners Link," a pageant drama on geneaIn 1921 of George Washington Monday at and temple work, sonaor-ei- l logy sernight in sjiei ml memorial hy the Benson stake genealogivices at the tabernai le is i.jgii cal soi id v, will be given in the LANSING, Muh, Feb 2 'Ik. Lower floor and gallery weie Simthfivld junior high mhool on crowded to standing room fm the The State P.oird of Arrondiilusof Thursday observance which began at 7 30 p has voted to ask the Umvetatv A spei ml matinee will be pre-- s m under the direition of Ihe cily Mulligan to plate warning lights nted al 2 p iti wilh the main d foot 250 an the experiment s honl officials and the Commun L. W at 8 p m town peiformanee The at tower the unlver ,tly itv Welfare committee of Ihe a MiCann m dirertor with Bertha i board (institute ruled, (he chamber of tommerre Mather as musical director and menaie to night flying UK A PEI i UN (OLOKti Eugene Lundqujxt as assistant. OP UOI NTRY Evan A Hansen is orchestra diLFI1 smith rector Crescents and stieamos In na MARIETTA, O, Feb 23 UP' tional colors were draped in ef In a straw vote ennduelcd help deals almost The fet tiv manner about the tabernacle with genealogical and temby a local newspaper, Governor while m Ihe rear of the choir Geoige White, whose home town ple work, showing their tremenloft, visible to all, was a copy of is Marietta, was defeated in a dous influence in the home and Stuarts famous unfinished por- pretidrntial pteferenre contest by rhm i h The Phoenix Gazette, in which, trait of Washington 188 to 130 Com Alfred E The ast of principals inei'ldes Frank Baugh, Jr, dirertor of edian EddieSmith, also, this lolumn is published, anCantor also received Donald G Blanchard, T L. Sorthe program, in brief Introductory one vote nounces a boom to nominate W, President Hoover was Henry Walts, Helen Tool-sothe as&em first choice on the Republican ensen, Ha.en J Bryan, sou of the late William remarks, welcomed P John Hillvard, blage, and announced the piogram tirkrt, receiving 158 votes against Gieene, Mrs Jennings Bryan, for vice president P Green, John A. on the Democratic ticket. numbers In tie earned out Above is Ihe house and front lawn of Mrs. ( harlcs I'mcry. 32 for Dawes, nearest his Ruth Gwendelia West, Thorulev, Mnsu-aA gold president and a silver Pomona, Calif., which won first prize In the National Y ard and numbers, "United Amcr VV G Annie O Smith, oi, Miles, would make an inGarden Contest. Mrs. Emery is shown in inset. Below, at left, is tep" hy Weber, and 'Mag of Vic Gertrude Barnes, Hyrurn Olney, lory, by Von Blou, were played lower right Is little teresting combination, something her daughter, lsiis, In the flower garden. Leon Smith, Jenna Lou McCann, MINE HUNT bke the shield that Bob Boy, her son, watching the fishies" in the lily pnnd. by the Senior high school hand 3 U P' Mrs Lillie Weeks, Fidelia Coup-leH Ind Fob 't.OUI , BEND, A T under the direction of Prof set the knights to quarreling WiHIse Lucretia Three South Bend men me plunCovey. By NEA Se I vii e j Henson Prayers were offered by or ging to nmkf a sesnb lor the Franks, Blanih Winn, Nell Duell, f Geraldine Farrar announces Mis President Joseph E Cardan POMONA. Calif, Feb 23 Myrtle Larsen. Leg mine, in the Mojave retirement from the concert Charles A Emery, wife of 8 po Cache Stake, and the Reverend 1 Ptg trt of California The men are, . Characters from behind the veil lice sergeant-- , had the mo ,f beau- - R Paden of the local Presbyterian 84 a5M Ida V. S brother, idnnwv; are taken by Done Chambers, Irftf it 'varmt h Y YarAeirth tire" Uui-le- vtnirch Kinnev, a former naval a mtor, Elias Barker, T J Pilgrim, Zina A woman should be at her best She has .States last ypar Likening the present economic and George A Cooper Hall, Mrs Emma Cragun, Metta as a singer at fifty, when the been announced amateur award problem with which the United Annie Godderidge, Hale, Mrs OF NIBLEY BOY winner nt the National Yard and States H wrestling, with the pro ejnotions that lend beauty to the ARMS BANNED Fans Peterson, Joy Roskelley, Ivtcm faced by the original thirteen voice are fully developed Garden Content o Pi FORT WORTH, Feb 23 Ora Olney, Ardith Cragun and Tetra-zinnSchuman-Helnrcolonies in 1776, Morris, Tn nt winning this dislim Hon, Mrs Americanstudent Texas Roland Mather. of the Utah State The student paper Patti, and Calve, all prove had tn (omptle against Wright Fmery Is of the Christian Those participating In the mubi-cit. more than Pm other yard i ami Agricultural college, as the orator ion that university students ofopin-to college of departments include the folthe lauded Washington evening, gardens, eai h the winner in its are better than those of 3r lowing. day for mad On this tram you pass through the that many qualities an te.sperhvp community and Voices It bases this eom Thornley, him outstanding among Amrric m years ago tens of square miles of fertile in the national finals on h found In a catalog Amos Fuller, Calder Smith, patriots who founded the United of the a rule '90s" Mo.st of the planting and dero lands, with not a hiuse or human Preliminary heating in the case TenreBds which David "Gay Tueller, Roskelley. being in sight. All of that land of Emil Maurer, 23, Nibley, charg- rating woik was done by Mrs States 'Students shall neither kpep in or F L Allen, Eugene Lund could support useful men and ed with second degree burglary, m Emery herself, hut her husband The speaker traced the charac- their Athen possession or use any fire- qui.st, Loland Pilklngton, women with their children And connection with the holdup of a helped with the heavy work She ter of Washington as revealed a dirk, a bowie knife, nor Reese, Lowell Smith Soprano our lawmakers restrict immigra- local service station on the night planted the flower borders along thiough his relationship to his arms,kind of deadly weapon." Ellen Garnet, r Agnes Thornley, the of hi s any tion to keep out Marv Washington, February 13, was postponed the sides of the front lawn, ar- mother, Sarah Wood, Mrs E B Lund people that have made the Uniuntil Thursday ranged the planting of the back activities during the War of In Tuesday morning Laveda Joan qm.st, Griffiths, OWNS SULLIVAN FLAG ted States what It is today, and at 10 a. m. in city court construc- dependence, and the faith and yard, and suprrvised Alto Beatrice Read, NORTH AB1NGTON, Mass Feb Pitcher his was would make the restrictions more that of every a tion during murage lily pond In announcing decision to post23 it' Pi -- Chief John L Casey of Florence Gyllenskog, Mrs Larkin, We may regret it All her work was done in tile hig moment of his life stringent. o pone the case, Judge Jesse I tiino .she Hilma Ihe local fire department has Marin Richardson, could flora her as was eulogized Washington Newel spaic Rich said County Attorney Soloists F L Allen, EuAcross the Pacific, as a thinking G. house wotk She is mother of one whose greatest Ideal stood out the silk American flag that John additional lime desired Daines L Sullivan wore in all his gene Lundquist, Laveda Griffiths man has suggested, we may, not to confer with District Attorney three ( hildrcn and their perfcit in his love of service to his fcl after becoming heavyweight fightsn Mrs E B Lundquist, Joan Pitchmany years hence, face an em- J Wesley Horsley of Brigham health she attributes to heir work lowmen arid his country er Duets Hilma Corbridge, Low-c- l and play in the garden pire of FIVE HUNDRED MIL- City of the Junior high words Sullivan's initials heand th Darners Smith; Hilma Corbridge, Euchamyou always LION PEOPLE, a combination of 'May si hool, under the direition of Mis.. Orchestra -- Evan There is a strong possibility on gene are Lundquist the and pion," printed flag i Japan and China, controlled Lillie Nielsen, gave two niiinbrr, A Hansen, director, Marlin HanL'lillip ' lUGUUIIUMb directed by the military power and Judge Rich said that the comThose thHt won merited plaudits be will sen, Norman Hansen, William J and plaint against Maurer ambition of the Japanese, were minuet and a Military Tap a graver IS Barnes, Thelma R. Lundquist, powerful by the amended on to include overwhelmingly costume in in joffeung ARMIES George Eiklund, Conrad Mather, and WAITING , courage, endurance great chargeevent ofwhich punishmentmore I DENTS SKMOP A STl i lime, The fiee conviction is tuberculosis Cragun, Leo Bateman, Mrs .numbers of the Chine They will the W W Pei kins, L C Smith originally si hedulcd to be held GIVE TABLKAIX have one side of the Pacific, we severe. This action may be taken hosa local next in the death at of the Senior high Students following Logan Saturday, has been REINFORCEMENTS shall have the other. of one of postponed, ptobably for only a school their pageant, staged They know how to fly, their pital Sunday night anto in This WASHINGTON IS the Maurers of short accomplices time, according Washington" "Glimpses 'engineers and scientists. are able. the service alleged denouncement of Miss A L Prich- showed successively tableaux station holdup This country, on its side of the HAH NKUS TOOAV Marriner Roueche died from ard, state field nurse, who was puting the mother of Washing Pacific, with one hundred and to he KIWANIS IdneMs twenty - million people, will face pneumonia resulting from com- m Logan making arrangements ton reading biblical stories Japan pnd armies, surthe children, Washington, times as many on the other side plications of a gunshot wound for the tlinic await reinforcedeadlocked, to unof was due the army The delav the ' of the Pacific and on our Pacific he suffered in a scuffle that enveyor, the commander ments, strengthen positions as 'I hr i Imr ader of George WashHoover against l S. bojintt coast there is only a thin scat- sued at the service station be- expected illness of Mr M M during his first inauguration on tuberculosis his farewell leaving of Japanese, either alone or specialist president, tween the attendant and one of Critehlow, ington as revealed through his tering ef population who last his schedand was the mep' Salt from Lake, with presidency, the trio alleged to have entered aitions, h tiers and speei hes was league of nations. The pro Revolt breaks out against , We need more people, moic the station with burglary as a uled to conduct the rlimc A new mg with his mother mntra-by Juvenile Judge L eulogied t of date will he announced as soon duction ended with a neu Manchurian state uitb Tom Periy in addressing memmothers of European stock, the motive. m modem fashion ho bers of the local Kiwanis club boy eniporerer leading troops kind that produced Lincoln and L. D Naisbilt has as Dr Cntchlow has rei overed dancing Attorney the minuet. at their regular weekly Itimheon Washington, Edison and Fulton been retained as defense counsel or a substitute is named. at the Bluebird today As a closing number of the m Too many of our women concen- for Maurer who is held in the iCopyught By lfnitd trate attention on birth control county jail under sentence of 30 Judge Perry stressed a need of casion, 500 children of the fourth Keb 23 The ('hi SHANGHAI, of the ut and fifth and beauty parlors, rather than on days on a fradulent chock chaige grades tooay for a reawakeniese and Japanese armies strong! h the world "Th the cantata, schools babies. sang m d their fmes lodav for a death ing of spiritual life and closer Rich, as acting coroner, Judge Ediin to the piinnples of Counlrv." Our of Father do a adhcrnifc by as they said Tuesday morning he did not a of They have right to lor druggie and Ira Ttllotson Sanford I'ondne laid down hv Washington please, to put beauty or babies know whether an inquest won fi he delta Shanghai Wilson bis addresses, first. But lawmakers should not held particularly on The campaign pionnse. to bp in growing out of the death of affairs create restrictions Roueche. This musical seldtion m Immigration The Jipane.se, national and deadly long Eldon Tarbenson, that menace the country's future accompanied parts told in song of the bum tailing to Keep huh the Chinese a tivily may b Prosecution the of thong'd umv in their fird dmr, h dtrd bv John M'Andeisnn, contributed Washington, Her Maurer and pushed against Those that know nothing will Ameiuans have of bun as 'Kir.1 (he offensive last night to iv,nd two cot not selections The group nice Gibbons, Nibley minor, on in the Hearts of hi., Count rynien joined in singing 'The Ktur Pp in say, "with increasing population reinforcements murder second of been hive ruses lu dcgiep grounds Tin down M.onigi When the gled B inner Cheirv tree, tale of the thp wages would go i w A will not a such reliable or Whether amine said Japan ihnrge i. and horn the nffuc of the President laniis A Pedersen of population of the United States be lodged Spirit of 76, "The Liberty Bell. teadv to acrid uhatevr troop-wer( i. In' loinilv il'ik to James "Your against the pair may b" the ibib presided was under four millions, there determined and Mine," 'Valb' Flag !n fiw ot cun and Gi intsville. nercssHrv, Thursday l.io r.ili.iai, morning. was onlv one mechanic in the Forge," Long Live the Itesidi nt more diUKion- - w hit h would me in Vi in line I'aiiis, Sail Lake Mt Vernon, and "Salute the Flag United Stales able to earn one Judge Rich said. tn addition of mon than 4 ,onti and Nita Jheodoie Kelly City, HEAVY SNOW IS dollar a day the year round men P nkui bitli ill Im itelln, IdaTo He was a carpenter In New EngLTRY MEETINGS IOI Gei-I The Ghmrsr, heailewd j then uul ho Mallei Luhetts land Now with population thirty Cat he poult rvmen of the Now niecess in holding off 1h rude llowe'l both of Im atl-l!npi times what it was then, there are LION PROTECTION Inn district will assemble Wed new nose Httaek, and con Kiligde,' Cud Valley and no mechanics "working for one nt 2 p m tn Newton .1 U lohdated I , i It up Garb, bnlh of Uniabdlo thiir busily positions dny dollar a day, even in dull times Members of the graduate class The la1. ii urn d iiiuphs Barker, leader, will be in UnizV retting trembes and (oneeuUd in education conducted by ProH. aw Snows prevented effective machine gun nests, presenting the of poultry problem lUsuusMon eailv Sunday t Tore We need population to defend fessor E. A. Jacobsen of the Utah uil exand farm bureau Japanese with a fotmiduble fnrti mountain lion hunting with trainleff Mowed and organisation Sheritr the country in case of trouble, io State Agricultural college are confication he the business of the .session ed dogs Saturdiv and Sundav in pressed rig lues, In obtain consume what the farmers pro- ducting iini be mauled at special canvon, Ranger H T Rice hepii'p. duce, to buy and completely use tests in English throughout ihe of the Cache national forest said once Depute Sheriff Hvmm W hand of second county school system, Supt. J Weather done gnl tn loii'di with up the millions Tuesday morning Kirkbride of the county schools automobiles, in short, TO CONAugust Claw .on, deputy county Geoige Holman, chief of predaTINUE THE GROWTH OF THE announced Tuesday morning to clerk, and lu imbed Logan tory animal control work in Ihe These tests embrace capitalizato UNITED STATES IN POWER, afternoon that intrrmountain district for the gratify tlnir During the next ton Jays tin llei'aM Journal i wishes POPULATION, AND PROSPERI- tion, punctuation, grammar, and survey, who brought the to its subscnlior. an uutatuinlmg magazine sentence structure ( al hi rstone then TY. They were lo Logon said he would reDeputy got uffenng dogs in touch with Bishop J H on recommendation of As it is. criminals come here adopted turn here later when the snow combination oiler. Watkins, Jr, of the Seventh from Europe or anywhere, with social committees of the Curb has settled down more, and again No. 505 the contains Offer d following whe magazines: which the irs. waid portoim-the aid of bribery and County Teachers association lake up the hunt MechanGood Pathfinder Ilhmtrated Stories. made studies has across (weekly), Ciroughout special riage ceremony. Hearsay The dog3 were not released to "immigrant bootlegging it that the final act ot tue imthe borders and they have no dif- the county schools to determine go tracking in the canyon at all ics, Household, American Poultry Journal, The Country to was of sort bestow and additional in automatics" what promptu training "rupid Sundav as the men with Mr Holficulty getting All for one year for Home, and the Herald-Journa- l. a kiss on each of the blushing sawed-of- f man found the country too rough shotguns, after they get English should be given for both brides. $3.00 by mail, or $4.00 delivered by carrier. here. elementary and high school pupils. for them to follow the hounds. 1 GRUDGE OF BY UNITED PRESS Ailhur Brisbane (Copyright, In Title Role PLAY PROWJCTON Undi r A the direition ot the Jrr Goalee ol n in Will-u- r o a, Jo pnfment of the Utah Trie Uh cultural college, win It i, , n m on Hie forwaid rapidlv iumml Freshman play 'The Poor Nul " I time a t 'Oinedy by J C and Klim! t.og ent, has been selertert foi llu. year's vehicle It will he pic w( ed in Ihe college audiloi nun op Manh 7 and 8 a The story ts woven about voting college fteshinan who Miters school with ail inferior!! v com plex Just how he divelops dinfra! ing the year, joining a getting into athletic, and im ideal i ally into love, form two and half hours of extremely interesting entertainment The high light of the plav romts during a tra k srene In the second ait 4 , UTAH. Fair tonight and Wednesday; little change in GETTING LOANS Bid six d i i lennin fur Ccbq to piocuic firm seed and loans (tom the fedrrnl govern- fainvi (ed ment, Counts Atiieultuial Agent R I, VtiigHy said Tuesday morn- ing Ruilipii Hiisen former cow test-- 1 ward ci for llu W ctlsvilte-Collee- e r'ljw Testing as.mmtion, has been n inicti appraiser of livestock for Cache, Boxelrier, Rich, Weber, and in connection Morgan counties with the teed and feed loan activity It was previously announced that Mr Hansen had been named lor the Bankers Livestock Loan company named by the government to handle loan funds of the Reconstruction Finance corporation Mr. Hansen is not identified with this group. |