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Show WONT BELIEVE YOUR EYE- S- YOU Coolidge Croons; Mellon Joins Bread Line; Gandhi Hurdles And They Say Camera Doesnt Lie snapped the megaphony picture at upper left, of Calvin Coolidge He has taken up crooning at the rate of $1 a word Bing' Coolidge, as he will be billed during his forthcoming vaudeville tour, has composed a new theme song called Just Around the Corner" . . . Below you see Alfalfa Eill Murrav, who has just started out on hands and knees to push a peanut to Oklahoma's acrobatWashington ic governor (he can stand on his head, too) is a veteran political !v radio, telephoto, airplane ami carnei pigeon, The Herald-Journand SEA Service have mu reeded in gathering today's most amazing news in pictorial would what fnim Constituting seem to be one of the most remarkable achievements of modern journalistic entei prise, the above national photos of foreign an events are right up to the minFor instance, it was only ute this morning that a staff in Northampton, Mass, the IIpihM- Jomnnl has smopH the world See the top of puge one A Ilkv4 I pi t, m.o Todays News Its showman who believes in keeping The homely close to the soil expedient adopted here is calculated to get him to the White The next picHouse by 1833 ture, at the top, shows a breadAnd right at the front, reline is the tattered ceiving a hand-ouWhat figure of Andrew W. Mellon Secre-taiy the former you thought of the Treasury and Ambassador to Great Britain was one of the worlds richest men7 Well, here s pictorial evidence that . Two times are really tough famous leaders in perman are shown below as they Berlin rode together through streets to acknowledge the cheers President of delighted throngs von Hindenburg, left, and Adolf have Nazi" chief, Hitler, patched and, when up their differences this picture was taken, were promising to vote lor eat h other in the April 10 election. Aimee Semple McPherson Hut . ,s putuied mgt lisf mu hi g, in an tipiipluic tom on a i e of Caliloima bt a his foi huthm , nit itfo'ni Poised with perfect ass'll ime as she Is towed along bv a spot dboat, she tiaimng for the Olympic Games presidential ton, t as she exhorts all wonitn swimmers, next summer Only recently he was leading India's campaign for unit pendente, but discovered quite while being pursued by accident bv one of his goats whtih had taken a famy to his loin iloth aththat he was a natural-borlete Here you see him, all three sheets to the wind, earning his new nickname of 'Mahopma' . Below the camera hvs rcrorued a significant turn in the American es- pecially movie qun ns to adopt modi st hulling losiu-e- s like tile one she is wearm; The next pit tine, a storing bit of aitmn shows a ulibrited figure n imeil Gtmllu who is in . campaign Alfred E. Smith found an old brown terhy among his souvenirs in the attic of the Empire State building and rushed to Washmgtou to present it to Herbert Hoover "You can't lose, Mr Hoover," Smith was sayI shall use all my influence ing in your behalf . . . Down in Florida, where his 1(2 ycari rest lightly an his brawny shoulders, Tchn D. Rockefeller, Sr, has taken up paraI got the Idea chute jumping from the stock market," the great man told reporters, to whom he passed out IOUs for 10 cents each The depression has made me feci very jumpy " Here you see Mr Rockefeller as he landed at Ormond beach for a round of golf By this time you may have suspected that there isn't a of truth in all this Phovestige tographers, intending no offense to anyone, compounded these pictures as an April Fool joke. ... erald Jouitmal Grain Range BT UNITED PRESS Open High Low May July Volume v Numliei 7rf. . STATE TODAY Arthur Brisbane Hy BENSON Hli2ards and Sunbhine. Two New Cars. See Cocolobo. And Black Caesars Island. (Copyright, 1932) THIS BV WEEK-EN- D 1, After-Easte- s thou-ar.d- I g d i stake RICHMOND -- - Benson quarterly conference will be heli the stake Saturday and Sunday at tabernacle at Richmond uccordint; to announcement just made b I resident James W Funk One of the general authones of the L. D S church from Salt Lake City :s expected At the Saturday evening meeting. the opening session of th conference. Priesthood members are especially invited, although membership of the btakn will be w dc ome Music for the Sunday morning meeting will be furnished by the Newton ward choir, and for the Sundu afternoon meeting by the Snuthfiekl First ward choir A melting will bo held Sunday evening under the direction of the I orison stake M I A In connection with the quartcrlv conference the M I A will sponsor a Word of Wisdom exhibit which will b shown in the social hall of the tabernacle between and H p ni Saturday, and 12 noon and i o dock and 7 and Sundry An invitation to see th exhibit is extended to all conis. tors ference . 8pm HOUSE PUTS ON NEW INCOME TAX i i . 11 SAVE MONEY .,,,,1 I ike o,ne here hing or merely f n snontn ,, I,,, i, through i.i'cr'. protected on M,l,i,. bv coral reefs, cov- M'1" in nix II, h films when you have shores and water, the s, n Hus, siiet' lux of keys and islands Imi , ulcn cocoanut palm v ah re VIII know that this nations ides the worlds most pn'v ' In id impii il region s he dime one ot , h ' i, j Ins power hoc's down to Cocolobo Blind his meaning bewailed the that II"' flamingoes assin 'locks making the pink Ships hole si s" m bright filled casks vears ago !r,lii g hue on the wiib 'll' fl cl lingoes to eat !,, ,, , I ,,r ,i ,,ii ! ( (i I ti.i-e- l , i , v I ( , I Cl V w i In k i should lose no time In lake advantage of the wnnclrr- (id magazine romhinatinn nl- fer extended through Ihe It means mini- ey in jour pocket. Money sav- cel is mime) earned. When nu subscribe for the Hcralci- lournal jou take no risks. 4 on n i Herald-Journa- 4 on l. know that this is going to nevvspa-IN'- r to and serve' serve Carhe 4 alley It well for man), man) years to ennie. 4'ou are not paying ou, money for an uncertain-t.- , Take advantage of the magazine offer when you pav your l. subscription to the But do it now, before the offer is withdrawn hy the magazine publishers. Herald-Journa- NATION WORLD F IMTfcl) U I 1) A A 'I, 1 1800 ACRES PRESS PEAS II I L U 4SH1NGTON. April 1 M P 'I hr house levied new taxes on income today after political m which storm Democratic lead ers e Iwigcd the administration with pi, iv mg politics with econo- my and budget balancing Fartisan warfare began in the wa-and means committee room, extended to Speaker Garner's and overflowed to the floor he fore the house imposed on divide rids from stock investments the normal income tax rate in addition to surtaxes to which they alieadv are liable The vote was 180 to 103 The new levy would raise from to $R8,000,000. Speaker Garner charged that Republicans were refusing to cooperate towards balancing the budget Refore voting on the committee amendment, the house rejected the o Republican motion to exempt of dividends in ineome from the pioposed taxation ALLOTTED OPPOSES I.ETDOW N SALT LAKE CITY, April 1 cl k - President George Thomas of the University of Utah has announced himself as definitely opposed to admitting students to the school who have failed to gain the 15 Fed autage conlruts up to 1 units of high school credit necesacres in Cai he alley have sary to enter, despite the fact that the early closing of many schools been apportioned among the varin the state this year has made ious Cache valley pea growing this impossible districts by officials of the Utah Packing corporation The oigama tion owns pea canneries at Smith-fielDEFENDS TAN and Franklin, and has a beau U I" SALT LAKE CITY, April A strong defense of the income cannery at Hjrum. There may be 10 acres of string tax measure was made here on Governor bans planted south of Logan Con by Thursday night for pei negotiations George H Dern in an address ti acting before the Jackson league acreage has been carried on for he last week in (ache localities designated as pea growing acreTAN KE EIPTS age Representatives of the pack'I D ml SALT LA is F, corporitmn have been making Income tax receipts received ing contracts with tinners on the folto date with all mail cleared up b isi of (.Hotted aernge for order total (lowing in and everything at h sei t ion to the $3nt,778 2b, according Two v mKL of peas have hcc n of the state tax comauthorized for the PMJ canning mission crop, the perfection and sut prise varieties NAME EDITORS i will be milled to grow PROVO, April 1 d I'i Glen Wil- 'to Amnlg acres Snut hfu Id, ior, Richkinson and Raloh Jensen, both 110 Trenton, bo, Wet of Ogden have been named edi- mond, College Ward. ro North tors of the school newspape r ami Fields, l.i Hvde Faik, l,r, Millannual respectively at Btigham Logan, nr. ville, Ihriiii, 1V, Wellsville Young university Franklin fib, Whitney. JJ0, Preston, 12o, and Mick, 90 acres STOLE TIRES A sunimnv of d l When acicigc alteidv OGDEN, April 1 contracted hi- not et been made. Deputy Sheriff Eiastus Bingham Agrie ultui i! Ag nt R L investigated the robbery of a scr County W rigley said k rid tv morning station here Thursday hr vice ind Puielise Provider' ebs found that five tues, tubes and f r f will biv onsidf at ion rims he had left tneic the dav tints he eti acre before had been included m t hi in the metter beof allotnunl ui t thec lotah robbers loot ties hav ' rnt born allotted poa 1iV nop sc lereugo for the START SI R E4 d l Work UINTAH. April At bast on ind posxiblv hot h has started on a survey of thr of the Cn 1h uh'v pc i anntno- headwaters of the Pari and Esc a will operate this se as cm packing lante rivers, Utah tributaries to (iron offin tls hive immune the Colorado d c river cmJ RE C)L El' o April 1 38 caliber revolve i use of pain-clothpolar men. has been invented bv Srrgi Frank Ballou, head of the gun in vestigatron denartment of the Chi cago police Experts claim unit ring accuracy up to 75 feet for snub-nose- for d th- CACHE TEACHERS ATTEND CONFAB the gun With its short barrell i' and Logan ntv st honl .can be concealed in a side coat ts se nt uge delegations toSat pocket, thus eliminating lumber some shoulder holsters Lake City morning to at 'eiil sessions of the Utah Keiu il Aduonistr itor s eonfnenec M.OT MIC If INK DKltK ition ilt Lake City at OGDEN. April 1 U r -- All .slot being he hi in machines and other gambling de- the Prove rsitv of Utah this week ml vices operating here are the obSupt J W Kukbnde and Miss ject of a new drive planned hy La Veta Wallace, primary grad' the police department supervisor of the Cache county ohools Supt Louis A Petersen, DELINQUENT TAXES (I 1. -A and total FROVO, April Principals Geoige S Rates of of 18 75 per cent of the taxes for the Senior high s hoo and Alvin UTAH Generally fair tonight Utah county for i93l are delinHess of the Junior high school, and Saturday; little change in quent according to .he announce- are among those from ('ache in tenierature. ment of Treasurer John Taylor attendance fthr $10,-oo- e P- IN our shopping first. in Cache STEPS LINDBERGH T dis-t-- lME 561-- 2 8 58 4 551-.575-- 4 8 .551-- 57 4 4 A project HYDE PARK accomplished through an unusual spirit of cooperation Will be celebrated here next week when the women of NORFOLK, Va, April 1 (I'D Definite developments in the at-- I tempt of three prominent Norfolk citizens to gain return of the kid-- I naped son of Col. and Mrs Charles Lindbergh jr, were claimed today by Rear Admiral Guy Burrage, one of those seeking to establish contact with the child's abductors. The admiral denied that u naval plane is being held in readiness for a mysterious trip in connection with the kidnaping Park furnish a big He ner and program in honor din- of those who have been working this spring on t road graveling project According to Mayor S E Lamb, over 400 loads of gravel have been placed on the Hyde Park streets this spring through the donation of personal labor and use of teams by the men of Hyde Park ' BY UNITED PRESS NEW YORK - The stock market experienced another sinking spell today after several attempts to rally prices I'rospects of a price war among the automobile companies brought heavy liquidation into their shares which declined to new lows General Motors made a new low for the present shares at 15 Chrysler was down to within a shade of its low I UILRIK c. "rill MllKIIlK hr lUtlflll gills, h indsomc bn s, dazzling costumes, u tion, rhvthnuc and atlrartixe em rv combined to make a decided sun css of 'Oh, Doitor, t the comic operetta presented bv the North ("ache high school music departmert under the general supervision of J W Pulsipher, music director A full house greeted the young players at tile opening performance Thui sday evening in the high school auditorium at Richmond The operetta will be presented again Friday evening It should attract people from the entire county, because it is well worth going a long ways to see ALL STl DFNT TALENT I SKI) This is the first time in the history of the North Cache high school ac cording to Principal C I Stoddard that an operetta has been presented entirely by In former years, leading parts have been taken by persons outside ot the student body The singing honors go to Ven-n- a Brower, Brent Villott and Butler As the leading lady of the production. Miss Brower was charming Stately Brent Villett with his rich baritone voice, looked and acted the dig sc teso-ac- stu-dtn- COURT DECISION El-dr- nified part of a retired doctor Eldren Butler has a very pleasing voice which he used to advantage in his various selections Dashing Bert Rees beamed with eyes of love when near the attractive Eve Jarvis, who also showed ability as a singer "Laughing in the Rain, sung by Miss Brower. Miss Jarvis and Mr Rees, deserved the rousing applause it received. The comedy was injected by the three doctors, Marcus Funk, Wayne Smith and George Chino, the growling patients. Margaret Ririe and Nedra Stoddard, garrulous Evelyn Webb, and Lynn Peart as the colored servant. Pat, four by four, Chino, as Dr. Coffin, succeeded in stealing the comedy part of the play from other characters who should have been a little more outstanding. And he did it well. He added snap to the production. d, (LOTHES HELP Mayor Lamb was high in his praise of the spirit of cooperation that has prevailed throughout the project Only through the utmost unity and willingness of everyone in the town to work could such a project have been accomplished, he explains PRESS WINS IN North Cache Opera Proves Success; Repeats Tonight I! 4 4 581-- Close Hyde Park Completes Road Work i 1 NEW CHICAGO vallev 54 PRICE FIVE CENTS. EDITION FORWARD Herald-Journa- He OCIK'K 8 - Shop at home first! An old ntor hut as true toda as it ever ua. In fact, it reallj ih more important today to follow his ancient adage than it has ever been before. Cache valle) has felt the results of the depression. There is no use of even the most denving optimistic jkersons that. However, the world-wid- e stump has not affected Cache valley nearly as nuieh as it has some other sections. Heres one big reason Because ache valley is so united and able to live so well within itself. Blit this situation ran he improved even in ache valley, h a closer adherence to the rule, MBl V AT HOME. Logan merchants have full and complete stocks and almost without exception, they feature ac he valley products wherever possible. Keep in touch with IsOgan and ( ache valley merchants through the adverl. tisements in the 1 i VH Shop At Home OF s e 19:5 2. 1. - i f UT All News Flashes CONFERENCE IS They caught them in thousands easily, by stretching a string on stakes along the edge of the later The heavy birds like airplanes, must get a running start to rise into the air Frightened by cries back of them they ran toward the water caught their legs m the string, fell down and made no effort to rise They s were clubbed to death in Later men with guns to get the feathers for womens hats, killed the few that were left Ernest F Coe, of this ntv anil other citizens are interested in restoring the flamingo and other interesting creatures in a great national park at the end of Florida Their j W'iitevcr Mr Hertz has he got southern tm himself He has worked all plan should go through the wav f.om the bottom up, Black Caesars Little Island Knows the country and its people, li uefciie it is encouraging to ob- stands between Corolobn and you may still see the iron and hen" serve his cheerfulness his statement that conditions will rings to which the negro pirate fastened the svift sailing craft impmvc and rapidly he took many prizes Business, industry and men will with which this shore adjust themselves to conditions as along the At edge of the ocean, near tluv ue. and build up from where Black Caesars island you see the sit around ,h v 'ic They will not " tall palm trees in which Caew iing foi miruc les look-osars spent thr daylight on watch When a pionus-inOr Thin sday Henry Ford sliow-i- hours merchant ship came bound ho new eight and four cylin for the West Indies, hugging th" dc r lim'il'd to escape fighting the gull p is announced that the eight shore will do seventy fivj stream, the slave in the palm tree II evlmdei the signal Black Caesar milis an mini and sell probably, gave sailed out and with the gulf ,it i pi !''o not f ir above that ot stream current behind him homier! model A Four cylinder II, onto the desued ship, robbing icli, 'I la in v four cylinder Ford with killing many v . . nun ii rove Clients, is expected a 1., S price considerably he hanged Bl u k ('. ., ir in 1., ii,, ii int frill cylinder prices theThey la. t centuiy. nod white men will hive the same ,n, for gold that ire still hunting t the , I, i engines may he the negro pirate is suppose cl tea n,i, i, h . hie buried have in testify that sov II,, .iilii miles an hour is no rni, ft IS the speed of Mr ill m ice eight (vlindei model li with Mr Ford hold ii iv I, mm. Inil of his eight cvlin-,,,- , ,,,, in, in,o Vicks ago It is all in v ,,' speed that this sedate I, add di sire ami more 1" MIAMI BEACH, Florid- a- Flank Shutts MIAMI HERALD prints on the front Blizzard, page, whirling in eastern states, Motorr storms ists maiooned leave snow 7 to 12 inches deep warm sunshine, Her", brilliant, thmi'-andbathing in the ocean children spending the day in then bathing suits oh n H.rtz of New York and Chicago has returned here from the labonous north I lit il recently, he thought he ha give n up business and all other Then, unexpursuits practical pectedly h found himselt in thr Poving picture business STAKE LOGAN. .. Bept. With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal 53 55 MAKE WOMAN Lena Smith, as the maid, did her part exceptionally well She proved that clothes makes the woman as well as the man She looked very attractive in her Spanish costume. While having minor roles, Mar- (Continued on page six) SAN FRANCISCO. April 1. (UP) freedom of the press was upheld as an issue by the Califoria supreme court today in ruling that a superior judge who insisted upon trying three Los Angeles newspaper men for alleged contempt had thereby disqualified himself. Two previous decisions of superior and appelate courts were overruled by the higher tribunals in holding Judge Frank t'other may not sit in judgment on If. B. R. Briggs, publisher of the Los Angeies Record. Gilbert Brown, editor and Rodney Brink, man aging editor The Record 13 a Scnpps-Canfiel- d newspaper The decision was hailed as an important victory hy the newspaper in its two year ba'tle for the right to expose without interference what it believed was an unhealthy condition in municipal The editors held that affairs the contempt charges might throttle their activities, especially in view of Judge Collier's court accusations that they knowingly made false statements. Butter Prices SAN FRANCISCO. April 1 TP San Francisco butter today, 9U |