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Show f THE PAGF, FOtTR - First premium lists for the Smithfleid, first; June Cache county fair wire announHyde Park, second; W. ced Friday by the officers of F. Kidman, Petersboro, third, the association. Checks for the filly, and under 2 W. It. Sea-mon- prize winners will be mailed in about ten days. The association issued the following statement: "In some of the depurtmt rts, there were more exhibits which were of better quality than we have had at the county fair for a number of years. This was especially the case in the livestock departments." The first results in the horse and sheep departments (allow. HOUSE DEP.AKTMEN I n. Pure Brerl Belgians Stallion four yeau old and Deeymlle.. over. Llovo Llsh, Park, first; J. W. Waite, Hyae second. Bob Smith, smithfleid. third. Stallion and tvo of get: Bob Smith, Smith held first: J. W. Waite, Hyde Pane, second. ph De-Wi- tt, -- under - d, it 4 i ed Mare 4 years and first. Perkins, Preston, Stallion colt, 1 year and under 2 Morris Neilson, Ifyrum. first. Mare, 3 years and over First and third, George G. Smith, Logan; William Pnillips. Logan, second. Filly, and 3 William Full lips, Logan, second and third George G. Smith, Logan, first. Mare and foal George G. Smith, Logan, first; William Phillips, Logan, second. filly under 1 year Wi- third. lliam Phillips, Logan, first; Shetlands George G. Smith, Logan, secStallion, 4 and over-Pa- ul ond! Thain, Benson, first; date HoGRADE DRAFT HORSES gan, Lewiston, second. StalLon. 3 and under 4 - Marvin Thain. Gelding. 4 years and over D. J. Welling, Fielding, first; Benson, fust. Mare four and Jonathan Smith, Benson, sec- over -- Marvin Thain. first. Mare ond; Preston Lee. Hyde Park, under 4 Leo Hansen, Jr LoThird. Geldings 3 and under gan, first; John Thain, Benson, loal-Pa- ul 4 G. W. Reese, Benson, first; sicond. Mare and Cecil T. E. Allsop, Smithfleid, sec- Thain. Benson. first; ond. Gelding. 2 and under 3, Christensen, North Logan, secand get Paul George G- Nelson, Smithfleid, ond. Stallion first; W. 8. Hansen,1 Collinston, Thain, Benson, first. second- - Gelding. POULTRY DEPARTMENT year and White Plymouth Rocks under 2 Cash Smith, Benson, Smith-fiel.Lester J. V. Sorenson, Logan, first Traveller, first; second. young pen; first, second and Mares, 4 years and over O. third cockerel; third pullet. Preston Rice. F. Thos. Rowley. Logan, first; Logan, sec Lee, Hyde Park, second; Cash ond young pen; first, second, Smith, Benson, third. Mares, 3 pullet. White Wyondottcs and under 4 Leo Perkes, Hyde Ola Sjostrom. River Heights, Park, first and second; George Blanchard, Logan, third, Mares, first, second, third cock; first 3 and under 3 Dewey Allsop, second, third, cockerel; first, over-Jose- 3 ders. Benson, first; John Lama, Hyde Park, second; Paul NelFarm son, Smithfleid, third. team under 3,000 lbs T. E. AllLeo Smlthfield. sop, first; Peikes, Hyde Fa Hi, second; JoLewiston, third seph Farm teams over 3,000 pounds Preston Lee. Hyde Park, first; Jonathan Smith, Benson, second; Gerald Plowman, Smith-fielthird: Mare and foal Willard Saunders, Benson, first, John Lamb, Hyde Paik second. Saddle Horses Open walk, trot and canter ridden by ladies Mrs. S M. Budge, Logan first; Kathenn Caine, Logan second. Open walk, trot and canter ridden by gentlemen. Peterson-Rick- s, Benson, first; Dr. s. M. Budge, Logan, second: Prof. George B Caine, Logan, third Pest open saddler ridden by gentlemen frank Earl, Logan, first: Dr, F. L, West, Logan, second; Leo Hansen, Logan, third. Stock Saddle Horses Stock saddle Horses under 1.000 lbs. Marvin Dunbar, Logan, first; Leon Reese, Benson, second; Jodie Smith, Benson, third. Heavy class Denis Geo, W. Logan, first: Reese, Amalga. second; date Hogan, Lewiston, third. Ponies Ridden by .girl BonUa Reese, Benson, first; Ann f olleit. North Logan, second; Romans Toilett, North Logan, thud. Ridden by boys Milton Winn, Smithfleid, first; Weston Gibbon?, Logan, second; John Stuckl, Logan, flve-gait- AND THOROUGHBREDS STANDARD BREDS piI Benson, first; Keith Hoops, Meikle, Snmhficld, second. Filly, under 1 year Willard Saun- d, Pure Bred Percherons Stallion 4 years old and over, W. S. Hansen. Colliruston, fust. John Benson, Newton, second. Pure bred mares, four years old and over, first and second; Stallion and two of Get first. W. S. Hansen. Collinston. Filly two and under three, first, fami Rnd team under harness, firstColtin-sto.second, W. S. Hansen, f A Ml . J 1111 R N A iMiiMMiiitiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiii'.iiSiiiiMiBMiiS'iiiiiiiiiiiiiii'SiwiM JETTlcjP second, third, hen; first, third, puliet. second White Leghorn Cleon Smith, Providence, first young pen; Dean McDonald. Logan. second young pen; J. V. Sorenson. Logan, third young pen; William Dunn. Logan, first puliet; Royce Hanson, Providence, second, third pullet; Orson Bailey. Logan, first, second, third hen; Dale Fallows, Hyrum, first pen i Future Fanner); Cliancey Lofthouse, Paradise, second pen, i Future Farmer); Doyle Cardon, Simthfi;ld. RFD, third pen, iF'uture Fanner). S. C. Buff Leghorn Joseph A. Anderson, Logan, cockerel; fir.vt. second, third first, second, third nullet; first second, third hen; first, second S. C. cock. Rhode Island Reds O. W. Barrett, Benson, second old pen ; first, second, third young mil, first, second, thud cotkerel, second cock, third pullet. Jus. A. Anderson. Logan, thud old pen: third cock; third hen. L. F. smith. Logan, first cock; first, second hen; first, second pullet. Chris Johnson, Logan, first old pen. R. C. Rhode Island Reds Andrew Spillman, Logan, first cockerel and first pullet Bor. Plymouth Roi ks George Dunbar, Logan, first old pen; first, second, young pen; third hen; first, second, third cockerel. Buff Cochin Joseph A. Anderson. Logan, first cock; first hen; first, second, third pullet; first, second H. C. cockerel. Malay Bantams Rodney Smith, Logan, second Trio; first cock; first, second hen. Miscellaneous Reid Logan - Bi Bankhead, hen; Joseph A. Anderson, Rocks, first, second gan Buff Orpington, first cock; Black W. Crested Polish, first, second hen; Mrs. Hazel Everton, first Logan Black Langshan, cock; first, second, third hen; first Lt. Brahama Bantams, trio C. W. Barrett, Benson English Bork Carmsh, first, second, third cock; first, second, third Louis hen; Turley, Logan Light Brahamas, first young pen; Lyman 8. Kablund, Logan Pekin Ducks, first pair; Eph Falsley, Benson Pekin Ducks, second pair; Albert Berger, North Logan Toulouse geese first pair; John Drebs, North Logan Toulouse geese, second pair. Clyde Anderson, Logan, RFD Am. White Rabbits, first pair; Robert J. Madson, Logan Am. White rabbits, second pair; Roy Theurer, Wellsville - Giant rabbits, first pair; Bert Smith, Losecond ganGiant rabbits, pair; Arthur Owen, Logan Chinchilla rabbits, first pair. Specials Largest entry G. W. Barrett. Benson, first; Joseph A- Anderson, Logan, second; Thomas Rawley, Logan, third. Dale Fallows, Hyrum Best pen Leghorn pullets. Cache Valiev Comm. Cleon Smith, Providence Best Pen Mediterranean class, Globe grain and Milling company special. Chris Johnson. Logan - Best Globe pen American class, Grain and Milling company raae 6 HAMPTON. Va Sept. 18. 0J.R) Elizabeth City county authorities claimed today they had established a motive for the alleged drowning of Mrs- - Graham King with which her husband. Professor Elisha Kent e, Kane of the University of is charged. The influence of another woman." who is said to have written Kane that a little nerve and a very little time wore all needed to get rid of his wife was announced as -- Ten-nese- mSI LAA to IA EEE Sizes to 12 1 S3 1 i mS. huh. LOGAN, im r. .ir. r rt l j. it r . h UTAH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER the accepted motive of the crime charged by Dr. George K. Vanderslice, coroner. The professor was accused of the deliberate and premeditated murder" of his wife by the coroner in a verdict yesterday after four days of investigation. Vanderslice announced Dr. the letters on which a large part of the case against Kane is based were signed E H. D." and were believed to be from Betty Dodd" of New York City, an employee of the trans-AtlantLiner America. The letter purportedly suggesting that the professor "gi l of his wife has been desi id troyed, the coroner said. He released the text of another letter, however, to Sashy Dear from E- II. D. In which she said: "There were numerous times, Sashy. when I wondered if you and I would ever get leisure to go to some of the old world places together1 the good and the bad. Do you still have any dreams of my ever being a part of your life? If you ever get rich, would you taks me to the unusual' and would we do the unusual'?" This letter was dated on board S. S. America, Sept, j, T 1031. Wasnt That A Dirty Trick To Play Upon the Queen About Town 18, Ore,. PORTLAND, Sept. UP Of all times and places Dimpled Davey Hutand the erstwhile Aimee .Manager A. A. Firmage of the Miton Pherson were victims of a local J. C. Penny store is in 18. in their hotel room today. Perhaps it was just a coincidence, but it had all the earmarks of a dirty at Majw A. G. Lundstrom left F'nday morning for Ogden and Salt Lake on business. tuck, the n company. returned to her home in Provo after spending Friday morning several days visiting here. She motored to Salt Lake with Mrs. Christiansen and her daughter, Ml s Camille Christiansen. They several will VtSit in Salt Lake days with Mr. and Mrs. Alma was lJuigoyne. Mi's. BurgoyneChris-liaiioformerly Mias Catherine of Logan. n en ; 1931. Mr. and Mrs. LaPhenc Peter- -' son, and small son, Jimmy, are in Boise. Idaho, for a week's vacation. Mr. Peterson is ad-- I FEDEMLS GET 225-pou- Hut- ear-splitti- ng vcrtismg manager of the department store. Miss Vernona Lucherini spent Friday visiting in Montpelier. Attorney George Q. Rich, who spent about 15 days on pleasure Sacramento, and business in Cal., returned Thursday to Logan. Mrs. Rich and Mr. and Salt Mrs. Charles Griffin of Federal prohibition agents Lake City who accompanied Atswooped down on Logan Thursto the California day night and Friday afternoon, torney Rich took one man and two boys, all cap.tal will return in another of Logan, to Ogden as a result week. of the night work. The boys Jahn A. Hendrickson was in are Russell Farrell and Vernon Friday to attend the funOgder. man is and the Elmer Dopp eral services of a former busiCalder. The agents working in con- ness associate, W. H. Wattis. junction with local police offiMrs. S. R. Greer and son are cers and the Cache county sherProvo for iffs department nabbed two of leaving Saturday winthe trio Thursday at about 10 where they will spend the mother. p. m. The third was picked up ter with Mrs. Greers Friday morning. Fourth alleged Mrs. Emily Carter. violator Jay R.chards escaped Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LeKoy of from one of the federal oftn.. have arrived in Logan Mapleton Friday night. to The federal officers took with and are making preparations them to Ogden a gallon jug and attend school at the U. S. A. C. several smaller bottles as evi- during the winter. dence of their work. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harding of Sheriff Jeff Stowell. Deputy Mrs. Mr. and N. C. Peterson, and Patrolmen Colorado and William Willison cooperated Johnny Reeves of Pocatello. during with the federal agents when Idaho were house'S'vsts Mrs. L. of Mr. and they swooped down on this city the week Austin Pond. after nightfall Thursday. Mrs- - James Logge, who has Farrell, according to one of visithe federal men. was shining spent the summer monthsfor her the latters shoes when the ting in Logan has left agent inquired where a fellow home in Omaha, Nebraska. could pick up a pint. Mark Tuttle of Seattle has You aint one of those prohibition guys, are you? Farrell spent the past two weeks in visiting with his sister, inquired, according to the agent. Logan brother-in-laMr. and "Sure, I am, was the rejoin- and ' ! Mrs. J. J- Edwards. He left der. I thought you werent, Far- Thursday for Salt Lake City rell is said to have continued, where lie will spend some time apparently doubtmg the truth before returning to his home. man's honest of the federal Mrs. J. W. Caldwell of Salt confession. After further conversation, the federal men re- Lake City, mother of Mrs. A. quested a gallon, and received A. Firmage, is. spending the a pint of liquor. week in Logan as a house guest Later in the evening with at the Firmage home. Sheriff Knowles. Patrolmen Stowell and Deputy Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Coby of the dry agents motored to the Brigham City were guests the fair grounds whero the events first part of the week of Mr. of the last day of the county and Mrs. J- F. Cunningham. fair were in progress and arrested Farrell. Mrs. Alma L. Pond left Friday They then, in company with for her home In Thatcher, IdaOfficer Willison, went afier Jay ho, after spending the week in Richards. He broke away from Logan with relatives. She was the federal men and ran. the guest of her sister, Mrs. I didnt know he was a hu- Lester Pocock. man jack rabbit, or Id have collared him. me prohibition offiMrs. K. AV. Browning of Prescer Is said to have lenurked ton. Idaho, was a visitor in Loto the police officers. Wednesday. The dry agents were in con- gan ference Friday afternoon with Mrs. Joseph M. Anderson and County Attorney Newell G. daughter, Fawn, returned home Dames. City Judge Jesse P. Tuesday from a trio to San Rich, and otfieers of tht sherFrancisco and Berkeley, where iffs department before leaving thov visited with friends and for Ogden. relatives. G PRESTON TjDUj) ,. FOR RIOT NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 New York St. Louis ..... 1 Batteries O Farrell; 1 401 001 000-6Boston Pittsburgh .... 002 000 000 - 2 8 2r; Battenes: Brandt and Spoh-reFrench, Osborne and Phillips. Philadelphia at Cincinnati to be played on later date. 200 010 Brooklyn 100 100 Chicago Batter s: Mungo and Lopez; Root and Hartnett. Second game: 9 0 000 100 000- -1 .Boston "Pittsburgh .... 022 000 000 4 10 3 Batteries: Sherdel. Bool and Cronin; Meine and Finney. 16 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland .... 001 000 000 I 5 0 200 003 010- -6 15 0 Boston Batteries: Hudlin and Myatt; Russell and Connolly. 100 000 000 1 5 1 Chicago Philadelphia 002 010 000- -3 10 0 Batteries: Faber, Bowler and Grube; Grove and Heving. 000 000 Detroit Washington .. 000 003 Bateries: Whitehall and Ruel; Marberry and Spencer. . SHOES have superior fitting qualities This makes them the choice of women and girls who i Ok I ltlNt j tune n want style IN every Sunday evening ENNA JET1ICK MELODIES with com-- f A every Sunday evening ENNA .f'CK ME' OD'ES Over KSL and - Stewart, Hebert. Ferrell. Pennock Batteries; Second game: 000 200 0204 9 4 Cleveland 022 002 0006 10 1 Boston PRESTON Mrs. Inez Neeley Batteries: Brown and Sewell; Packer, 22, died Wednesday at Lisenbee and Storie. the family home. Mrs. Packers death was caused by complicaArm Cut In Crash tions of child birth! She was born and reared in On State Highway Preston. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Neeley. Three John H. Updike of Modesto, years ago she married Gerald a badly cut arm Packer, local O. P. Skaggs store Calif., suffered when his auto overturned on merchant. the afternoon on Mrs. Packer is survived by her Thursday north of Smithfield. parents and the following sis- highway While driving south, Updike ters and brother: Letha, Lorna, Romona and Ariel. attempted to pass a car driven The funeral will be held in by James Bingham of Cornish, the fourth ward chapel Sunday and did not see the auto driven by Moses M. Mack. The Updike September 20th at 2 p. m. machine glanced off the right fender of the Mack car as Mr. SMALLEST POST OFFICE Updike turned to the right of that machine- His car overThe world's smallest post of- turned several times. fice is in the Straits of Magellan. It is a small painted cask CONDITION BETTER chained to rocks in such a way William Luthy, local watchas to allow it to float freelv. maker, who has been confined Passing ships send a boat to it at a local hospital for several to take letters out and put weeks following an operation, others in. It is under the pro- is retiorted to be somewhat bettection of the navies of the ter today. His condition was world. said Thursday to be critical. - LAUREL WHEAT Cache Valley Product A fresh, crisp, REMEDYS LUNCHEON INN E 53 1 We want you to try this remarkable product; a cereal that utilizes 100 per cent of the grains of wheat, in a form Opens Saturday that I 9 Years of Quality Footwear! 73 North Main - - . is palatable and digestible. You need bran in the proper form every day. Laurel-heat supplies this bran and' is an effective laxative. The whole family will find new cereal delight in this fine food the only prepared cereal manu-factue- d in the Intermountain West. Sold by your grocer on a money-bac- k 1!)TH liiiiiiiiwiiUiiiiriiHliHiiiSi'iiii.iii ..iiVi" : " ,i, p1. North Mam Loi-a- n Recently appointed Kuna Jettiek agents for Logan u;ii a u, il'ii.i!'iiiii,.iii,ii,1 e iaDLAJ at SHOE STORE ready-to-serv- cereal that children clamor for, once they have tasted its flavory goodness and enjoyed a big second helping. Its the cereal that puts the eat in wheat! W I Ar-vil- la, TRY. rodeo Gordon. 21, a performer, who suffered bruises when a steer he was attempting to rope at the rodeo ground fell on him Thursday afternoon, was released Frida morning from a local hospital. He was accithe taken there following dent and an examination was made for possible internal SKITKMBER John Austin, PRESTON Treasureton farmer, died at a Wednesday Preston hospital following an aoDendicitis operation. Mr. Austin was operated on Saturday and was thought to be improving. He was born in Weston in 1881 and spent his youth in After his Idaho. Cleveland, marriage to Ua Cole, he moved to Treasureton. where he lived until six years ago when he moved to Cornish. He is survived by his wifcV and the following children: Royal, 22; Melvin, 20; William, 18; Veda. 15; Lester, 12; Merlin, 6; and Velda, 3. The following brothers and sisters also survive him: Charles, Ernest, Larsha, Mrs. Ella Jensen and Mrs. Lettie Hoopes. Funeral arrangements have not been arranged as yet. . Alvin SEATTLE. Sept. 18. u D Two patrolmen were injured and six men were in jail today as the result of a demonstration of 150 men and women in connection with the cutting of Cedar wages of the Seattle Lumber manufacturing plant at Ballard, late yesterday. Over KSL and Anoetaica statiar.i fc Avvciialed Srationf 000 030 004 613 Kimsey. and and Dickey. gz&w ENNA JETTICK : and Fitzsimmons Grimes and Wilson. St. Louis New York - JAILED SHI Troop Vanguard leaders for the Benson district of the Cache Valley Council, Boy Scouts, were named Thursday at 8 p. m. of-at a meeting of Benson district ficials with Scout Executive Preston W. Pond at North Guche high school. Richmond.- of the Supt. J. W. Kirkbnde Cache county schools, who is Benson district chairman, was in charge of the gathering. J. Corbett, newly appointed head of the North Cache L. D. S. seminary, was named vanof the ciiyj guard commissionerVincent Lar- -' trict to succeed sen. Vanguard scoutmasters were Lewiston named as follows: First ward. Troop 158, Walter ward. Taggert; Lewiston Second LewisTroop 159, Lewis Rigby; ton Third ward. Troop 160, Smithfield Josepii McKnight; 153, William First ward, Troop Second Smithfield Erickson; ward Troop 166, Milo Nilson; Smithfleid Third ward. Troop 154. Achton Jensen; Richmond North ward, Troop 157, G. G. Merrill; Clarkston, Troop 163, Frank Ravsten; Newton, Troop 164, Waldo Barker. Cornish, Trenton. Amalga, Cove Richmond South ward have not jft selected troop leaders. Grant Keaton of the Logan Archery club instructed the group in the art of making Executive bows and arrows. Pond gave a talk on organization and methods of procedure. 3 a. m- - ton said today. The bride and groom were enjoying their first good nights rest since their elopement Sunday when a loud jangle broke loose. Aimee Davey gasped. made a nimble dash for an electric light switch. The piercing nouse continued. It was right in the room, so it couldnt have been a fire alarm. While Hutton frantically searched tables, dressers and other hiding places, the alarm continued. Finally he found a huge alarm clock behind a dresser. It was the biggest alarm clock I ever saw, and wound all the way up, Hutton said. "Who do you suppose would do such a thing as that, anyway? Mrs. Dae mar Peterson, sister of the of John Stoekton-Clinstianse- BASEBALL joker Brigham City today. ic BEHSDN i - KQG3I0 6 ff(t vGK&T X9 1 u giii.m, TIIE HERALD - JOURNAL, TACE SIX First Premiums For Big Fair Announced. I ITF.Ti Logan's Superior Short Order House -- 1'jCCCCysClClCClCCCOSlCiCiCsc |