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Show The Today's News Good times are coming for Lewiston. They will grow fresh peas for market. Head page one, column four. Herald-- Jouamal LOGAN, UTAH. THURSDAY, Pick Site For Plant In Lewiston LEWISTON Final arrangements were completed at a meeting here Wednesday tor the planting and shipping of tresh pod peas for the v Yaqui Fruit and Produce com-pan- Mr. George, president and general manager of the company, together with Mr. Ellis and Mr. White and J. B. Hunter, general greight and passenger agent of tne Utah Iduho Central railr I, and B. V. Hendricks, representing the pea growers, attended Arthur Brisbane (Copyright, 1932) Rose' Coghlan Gone. Russia May Laugh. Lan- 4 near College, Lucien Koch, above, president of Commonwealth Ark, is helievea to be til yonngrm college president in the United States at 21. On of ills college buildings, the library, is shawn at upper right. It was built, uy students and faculty niem-lierThe scene below shows a "section of the student body of the school at work on the woodpile. Koch leads the delegation which is taking food to the Harlan, Ky , coal field,. Alena, Abandon Prohibition. Rose. Coghlan is dead, eighty years old. To ninety Americans out of a hundred this means nothTo the other ten it means ing. much. It takes them back to the days when Augustin Daly was young, with Ada Rehan and John Drew in their prime, to flays before Weber and Fields or War-fiel- d or Marcus Loew or any moving picture. Those that are nuw "great with Bames spelled in large letters, forwill- - soon fee as thoroughly gotten as Rose Coghlan, Ada Hehan and Daly. Life is a succession of shadows, and its meaning a mystery to the shadows that move through it. - l The national child labor committee reports that 700.000 children from ten to fifteen years old, are at work in tills country, and in addition 300,u00 oetwecn sixteen and seventeen years of age are employed in "unsuitable occupations." Our glorious country which has from six to eight million men unable to find work, has at woik cne million children that ought to be in school. And we criticize the Russians, and tell them how to run their country. They must laugh. Wise is Mussolini. Honoring the hundredth anniversary of Goethe's death. He dedicates in Rome an institute of German studies in a magnificent villa donated by Mrs. Henrietta Tower Wurts, an American. He spoke in German, English, French and Italian, because Goethe, like all geniuses, belongs to all nations and all languages. Many of Goethes lines might be adopted by Mussolini, applying them to himself. Es Liebt Die Welt Ds Strah-lend- e Zu Schwaerzen. The world loves to besmirch that which is brilliant. Also "courage lost, everything lost, better thou wert never born, and Goethe's statement that personality is the greatest gift that earths children can possess. One of Goethe's sayings might possibly disturb Mussolini, if he took it too seriously. Dummhelt Kaempfen Gegen Goetter Sclbst Vergebens. Finland abandoned prohibition and there was rejoicing. Rut Finlands government will sell the. liquor to the citizens, and now whiskey is at $650 a bottle, brandy $9 a bottle, and there is wailing and gnashing of Finnish teeth. Those prices are as high as American bootleg But prices. there is a difference. The enormous profit in Finland goes to the government, to be used for old age and unemployment funds, prevention of, illegal liquor traffic, and government expenses generally. In this fair land the hundreds of millions of annual profit go to the bootleggers and to officials that collect their share of bootleg profits. . Nine Democratic leaders, including Roosevelt, Smith and Garner predict a Democratic sweep next fall. IF the 100,000 chosen Democrats to whom they send an appeal, and other Democrats, will organize AND CONTRIBUTE. will That word "contribute" cause many to pause. After the people have finished contributing to the taxes that congress has dug up," many will be contribution-. weary. The Weather 4 Fair tonight warmer tonight. - and Fri-i- j; Little Commonwealth College Of Arkansas Sends Products To Aid Stricken Miners ity is taken from the farm and By NEA Service timber land owned by the school. As trucks from little Commonwealth College,- - Mena, Ark, rum- ,The avowed. chief purpose of the bled over the roads that led to school is to educate young workHarlan, Ky, and the destitute ers for service in the labor move- miners, they carried with them one of the most unusual stories in Americas educational history. The trucks were filled with food grown by faculty members and students of the little school on the farm where everybody connected with the institution works, and the heads of the students were filled from knowledge from a faculty which is not paid a cent.laCommonwealth calls itself a bor college, and devotes much of its time and attention to labor problems, but,it is not communistic. In fact, it teaches none of the isms connected with any labor or political movement. And so, while big eastern universities are worrying about millions of dollars of income they wont get because of the depression, little Commonwealth College is wondering if the frost killed its cabbage plants and what luck its delegation to Harlan is hav-in- and in various activities aim to batter the condition of the common people. The college is so operated that a student may attend for 12 weeks, all expenses paid, for $10, nine or months for $120. Courses offered include economlabor history, ics, psychology, world history, labor journalism and labor dramatics. Commonwealth teachers receive no salary, but after being at the school for a year they are made However, as part part owners. owners they do not share any diviNo one can make any prodends. fit from the operation of tne institution. ment wtiich The school was founded upon the theory that higher education need not be a burden upon the community. Its importance lies in the fact that it has demonstrated a method of cutting the expense of higher education to $120 Commonwealth is not concerned per year. over its endowment, because it The institution is located in the hasnt any. It is not troubled over (Continued on page eight) the legislaan appropriation from ture, for it does not expect one. It could get along quite nicly for 300 years upon the amount of ASK CHANGE IN University of money that the Oklahoma will spend in 1932. new building a needs it When SCHOOL LOADING it does not start an endowment drive. The teachers and students pick up the college hammers and Cache HYRUM. South high saws and start to work. The reason the school can get along on school problems and the feasibility bewere new a of aired is both that project practically nothing teachers and students work their fore the Cache county school board Wednesday at a luncheon gatherway. ing in the new dining room of the and all of the school at Hyrum. Most of the food Principal H. R fuel used by the college commun- - Adams discussed the problems. The board was requested to furnish material for construction of a concrete walk from the school CROWDS FLOCK building to the south highway so that school buses might stop there and unload pupils. The TO HUGE SALE toschoolload officials no longer wish to have the students leave or board the buses at the present stopping One of the largest crowd of place on the new state secondary shoppers ever gathered in Logan highway unit. of came to the opening sale Instructor J. C, Carlson of the Christiansens, Inc, successors of Thursday. school shop department will superSo many people came to the store vise the students of that departit became necessary several times ment in laying the walk, Principal during the day for the manage-t- o Adams said. close the doors for brief intervals to be able to handle the many customers. SPEEDSTER HURT We are delighted with the results of our sale, said John Christiansen, head of the new organiIN CRASH zation. "We are giad to have been able to give the shoppers of this section some real outstandWORCH ESTER, Mass.. April 7 ing bargains. Our efforts will al- (t'.ni Captain Frank Hawks, faways be to please the people of mous speed flier and holder of this section, to moke them feel suffered severe at home in our beautiful store, many air records, injuries when he cracked up today and to provide real merchandise to them at the right in an attempted takeoff. Rescued unconscious after his price. We Invite them to come plane failed to take off from a again. There should be no need for soggy field and crashed against a any Cache valley people to pur- stone wall, he was taken to a chase their goods from outside hospital, where his name had not the valley. Logan has so many been put on the danger list more splendid stores that the needs of than two hours later. all the people can. be properly Hawks most severe injury apcared for here. peared to be a fractured jaw.- - Also The sale will continue several the flyer suffered painful lacerations of the head, face and hands. days. Stockton-Christianse- PUNE 1!)32. KIVU OTlAKK EDITION April 5. ... ... .56 8 .58 .61 2 .56 .59 8 .611-- 4 .55 5-- 8 .581-- .60 Close .561-- 8 .59 8 .611-- 2 8 PRICE FIVE CENTS. WORLD NATION BY UNITED PRESS FREE FROM SENATE CUT NAMED PRESIDENT SALT LAKE CITY, April 7. U.R Clyde C. Edmonds of Salt Lake, general manager of the Utah Poultry Producers association and of the Northwestern Turkey Growers association, was elected president of the latter group neri Wednesday. J jI j I j I j ! I j ! I j ! j j Yesterday was April 6, and the sun smiled from a clear blue sky. Today is April 7 and tiu nine is still in th;? sky. Mr. Jensen i:. Well, why go on, you l.nu.v nil about it BY UNITED PRESS ' Open High Low News Flashes ( j OF BABY IS PREDICTED SAVES HUSBAND Escapes Cut Felt By Most Other Projects SALT LAKE CITY, April 7. U'.Pi The heroism of Mrs. Jesse Payne was credited here today with saving the life of her husband. Mrs. Payne smothered Paynes burning clothes with her skirt after j gasoline explosion hud drenched WASHINGTON, April 7. (I.li him with flaming fuel. Notwithstanding the slash made by the senate appropriations comNEED EQUALITY mittee in the interior department the Hyrum OGDEN, April 7. d .19 A more bill, appropriation project of the Salt Lake bais rec- equal basis between retail prices lamation unit was assured of fur- and the cost of farm commodities must be established for q return ther consideration. The $3to,imO set aside by the of prosperity. State Farm Bureau sou-I in President George F. Stalling told on reservoir this interior them Cache valley, Utah, has the Rotary qlub here Wednesday. been twice before reappropriated, action MEETS I'AVOR The senate committee's Wednesday left the money still OGDEN, April 7. d'.d-l- Eighty-fiv- e use. The available for Hyrum per cent of the 1275 Ogden prujeet is about the only western citizens interviewed thus far fahas tnut escaped unit vor the irrigation proposed municipal power the slashing knife. plant, it was revealed Wednesday. The Smoot amendments to the bill striking out some of the obTALKS FAST jectionable features of the HyOGDEN, April 7. it Pi Ensign rum unit construction provision Terry argued so long and of the bill were also retained robbers here with would-b- e by the senate committee. These Wednesday that the arrival of farmers would having permit forestalled customers prospective land under the project to make the looting of the cash register conwater on right repayment in his service station. tracts in 40 instead of 30 years. Smoot under the Contracts, HOOVER MEDDLES amendment, could be made with WASHINGTON, April 7. d'.Fl both irrigation districts and President Hoover has promised to associations. Cramton had use his influence and that of Secsetheld out during his congressional retary of Agriculture Hyde In the beet contract dispute regime against such provision ba- tling now raging in Colorado and other ng made favorable to the Cache states. ' vallcy farmers. MAIL FIRE When informed Thursday mornRANDOLPH, April 7. CUHI ing that the senate committee had left the interior department's Mail for residents of this section arrived in a scorched but read$300,000 Hyrum dam construction intact Wednesday able condition recently when the appropriation while cutting or eliminating other mail carrier, Joseph W.1 Wamsley, new discovered a fire in the bogs cn items of the departments C. his truck, soon enough to extinbill, - Harry appropriation Parker expressed gratification. He guish it without serious damage. is secretary of the Hyrum Project PLAN ENFORCEMENT Walcrusers association. That should mean much to the SALT LAKE CITY, April 7. (U.Pi proponents of the project, he said,Potato quarantine rules which rpiU .should mean that HtUo diffl- require a vacuum fumigation on cult; shipments from southern Californow on in getting tae project un- nia points will he strictly enforced, der way to the point of initial says State Agricultural Inspector construction activity. Dr. F. E. Stephens. Plans and engineers specifications together with the plan of FAVORABLE REPORT water allotment are now in the RICHFIELD, April 7. (UEt- -A Denver office oF the reclamation favorable report on a proposed service awaiting final action of lighting plnnt for Richcongress, and activity on the part muncipial field will be read to the of the interior department in council tonight Dy Mayor W. city L. starting work on constructing the arner. reservoir and canal units. CLAIM LIFE InSTERLING, April 7. (l'J!i NO REVIVAL juries received Tuesday when he either fell or was thrown from horse resulted fatally to Jay SALES TAX SEEN his Peacock, 16, Wednesday. Belief Holds Despite Few Definite Signs HOPEWELL, N. J., April 7. (IPl The diligent worktowards return of the kidnaped Lindbergh child continued today with belief still prevalent that the child was well and would be returned to its parents. There was no announcement upon which the belief could be posiGovernor Harry tively pinned. Moore had expressed such a belief and Col. Lindbergh had made secret flights to the New England shore. Norfolk negotiators also professed to have assurances the baby was well. ly SALARY ROTARY OFFERS s. UTAH. being an experien- red clothier and u first-cia- s Mentor salesman. Jensen, senior number of the Jen- is very Co, much of a weather progna.si- Ttor Marj than l.i days aeo while Logon and Cache vaN ley groaned under dmziing ruins and blinding blizzards, Mr Jensen looked into the sky and uttered th? predie tun: "Good weather will not arrive until after April f Since that prophetic pro- wounecrnent the heavy .skies nave wept more often than not. The last rain fell on It was decided that ihe grading and packing plant will be 1. now! cated just south of the depot in Lewiston. Work is expected to 4 start as soon as plans can he drawn up. It will be finished in time to handle the summer's crop in July. The guaranteed minimum acre- HEAVY age, Mr. Hendricks reported, was already over the required nark if 600 acres. Following the meeting, the group toured the iea growing sections of Lewiston and pronounced themselves as well pleased with the outlook.' -- In 7, Clothier Is Also Prophet Officials guages. APRIL STAlff A Whole Year In College And It Costs, On An Average, Only $120 Mussolini May July Sept. With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal Number 83. Ky Grain Range Slashes of Cache county school teacher salaries were tentatively agreed on at a meeting Wednesday of the contract committee of the Cache County Teachors association house of delegates and the county board of education. Just how much wage reduction will be in effect for the 1932-3- 3 school year will bo determined after a meeting now in session at the courthouse of members of the house of,' delegates. A 20 per cent cut, was tentatively agreed , on KEEP WITHIN MEANS CHURCH SAYS HEAD SALT LAKE, April 7 (UJ9 Appealing to the men and women of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints to live within their means and to refrain from The Logan Rotary club has ofburdening themselves with debts, fered $30 in cash prizes for varPresident Heber J. Grant Thursious projects in beautification in day night, made the principal adLogan city for this year. dress of the Relief Society conThe. public affairs committee of ference. the Logan Rotary club met with The Relief Society conference the beautification committee of the precedes the general church sesLogan Chamber of Commerce on sions which will open Friday Wednesday- and a program was The morning in the tabernacle. was deerdod, to- - tfiart W$Ler.dyr-a''hi- outlined,Relief general Society nieoitags $7.50 and $2.50 as prizes to tne genrhled at 4 p. TO. to hear today were held Wednesday afternoon wards in Logan which makes the the report of the contract comand evening with departmental movebest showing in the ciean-u- p mittee following the Wednesday sessions on different phases of Rement from April conference witli the school board. lief Society work being conducted These prizes are to go to the school The length of tl 1932-3today. Boy Scout troops in the wards term has President Grant, in his address which win the prizes. The troops on as for been tentatively ordecided from eight months, Friday morning, blamed excessive will work with the bishops and 1932 1933. to May 12, installment buying titd a spirit of September 12, the block captains in urging the Cache county schools this year will speculation for the present ecopeople to clean up their place. 29. close nomic Friday, April depression and accompanyBrizes of $10 and $5 are also ofIn meeting with the board of ing distress. fered in the yard and flower garOther speakers of the opening den contest. This commences now education Wednesday, the teacher and will end September 1st. The representatives said that in view day dwelt at length on the work 11 an 4hcir taken which the Relief Society is doing per having beautification committee wiil work u to relieve distressing conditions in year, they felt wliat- out the rules and regulations for,'trl this contest. Any are eligible to ever slash occurs tor next year territory covered by the L. D. S. church and also on general condienter. Only those who do their should be a light one. e retions. own work will be eligible for the Along wit'f tile teacher-wagcash prizes. Those who hire some duction, Supt. J. '. Kirkbridc of One of the features of the genthe schools said the school county of their work done and those who eral conference will be a George SET CLOSING 7. (L'Jt) WASHINGTON, to board April intends out a procarry 7. keep an expert gardener wiil be 6I.Pl NEPHI, Juab Washington program to be given gram of strict economy consistent Possibility of reviving the gener- schools will April eligible for hoi,or prizes. close April 22, it was by the Genealogical society of al manufacturers sales tax in the Til every with operating efficiency This contest is for front and decided at a meeting of the board Utah Friday at 7:3o p. m. in the senate apparently vanished today of back yards, driveways and park- department. education Wednesday night. assembly hall , when Minority Leader Robinson cuts effect a Salary may to saving A the center of the street. ings confera announced after party REBELS ATTACK certain percentage is allowed for next year of as high as $48.0oo, ence that senate Democrats seemeach of these and tl'.e contestants although this has not been deter- ed to regard bouse repudiation of GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, April 7 mined yet. places will be visited frequenlly that source of revenue as conclu- (C.Ri Rebels with two armed ships LOCAL MEN ON attacked the fort at Punta, Piedra. during the time of the contest. sive. Any who are interested in this Robinson revealed that he and a stragetic point on the gulf of LAND COMMITTEE ROBBER contest should write or call the many of his colleagues were op- Guayaquil today. The government Logan Chamber of Commerce. posed to including tariff measures sent troops to attack the rebels. A cash prize of $5 is offered for in the revenue bill. Other senators SUSPECT HELD predicted THREATEN HARM the largest and best display of that a majority of DemoDirector P. V. Cardon of the crats would vote to eliminate coal flowers at the fall flower show to CHICAGO, April 7 il'.Kl A $5000 Utah Agricultural experiment stabill and oil protection from the be conducted under the auspices extortion letter threatening the abtion and Dr. o. W. Israelsen, irriSEATTLE. April 7 HM- i- On a and to prevent inclusion of cop- duction of his of the Logan Flower and Garden son and drainage engineer of tip from San Francisco, authorclub. per and other tariff items. today brought a police guard to gation ities here today held H. J. Johnson, the home of Alderman David SutJ the college, have been appointed of the technical commitmembers 27, as one of the suspected banton. Attempts by the detectives dits in the holdup of the Southern to trap the letter writer proved tee on reclamation, drainage and ARMY-NAVirrigation policies with the laud-us- e Pacific The fruitless. passenger Y train, I with SiC. 14. Interference planning committee of the .ark, near San Francisco, 10 days national conference on land utilizaMil'll mill signal prohibited. ago. DENY AGREEMENT tion. The information was conBILL IS BLOCKED Johnson, who assertedly confes- Any Mron who tthall throw WASHINGTON. April 7. d i'i in word received from Dr. on or into the highway ftity sed to police, complained that his Judge James Wilkerson of Chica- veyed L. C. Gray of the U. S. bureau of nail, wire, wrap metal, glamt, alleged partner, Jesse Rumsey, ungo denied today in a letter to der arrest in Los Angeles, had Senator Borah that he had made agricultural economics, who is exhe WASHINGTON. April 7 crockery, or other MubMtance ii house expenditures commit- gyped him. injitrimiH to the feet of any agreement with United States ecutive secretary of the laud-us- e will or animal or to the tires tee today for the fourth time reThey Attorney George Johnson of Chi- plunning committee. of vehicle or any person who fused to report out the Byrne bill cago with attorneys for A1 Capone serve In an advisory capacity. toi kist I'l.m: The land-us- e as to Capone's sentence. for consolidation of the war and planning committee PRICE, April 7.. a 19 Scer:e! shill drive with an ocn cutof the national conference on laud folders advertising the advantages out, deface, injure, knock down nevy apartment. SALT PRESERVED HAY or remove any official traffic utilization, at the meeting hi id in The committee action was re- of Carbon county an I '). S. ii'gii- BAKER, Ore., April 7. U.Pi Chicago lust November, was creMi;n or signal placed or erected garded as definitely ending hojie of way No. 5n are bting distribute d The cows 1 unusual of William ated as a coordinate committee a provided in this Act shall securing a favora-.- t, committee re- by the Price and Helper chain-bers commerce. Rock of Creek be Chambers, of a misdemeanor. rancher, with the national advisory and guilty port on the consolidation bill. A prefer hay to that legislative committee on land u,e. stored last year. It was put away F. D. Farrell, president of Kanwith salt and retains '.hat youth- sas State college, anu a graduate ful alfalfa coloring. of the Utah Slate Agrieultur.il colNORRIS DROPS IN lege, is chairman of the National SPLASHERS WARNED laud-us- e committee. planning RUMFQRD, Me., April 7. L.Ri WISCONSIN RACE President Farrell is also The motorist who drives his car of the Amciieau a.s .o- iatian through local puddles, splashing of t college.! and md.cr to sities. pedestrians, will be subject MILWAUKEE. Wis., April 7 on an and assault prosecution Control of the LaFollette facbattery charge, according to Potion over the Republican party in lice Chief John H. Dennis. Wisconsin was threatened today "That real American incar. I'm used to sleeping in a NAVY LEAGUE IN when stalwart Republicans went chair. genuity, said President K. (I. into the lead in 16 of the 27 conPeterson Wednesday a the Then before President Petertests for delegates to the natio-n- l door closed behind an Aggie son had time to answer, the inNEW ARGUMENT convention. student who had just made an genious chap continued Then The LaFollette slate, pledged t unusual proMal to his presitoo, 1 thought that perhaps if Senator George Norris of NebrasModern college youth dent, you would allow it I could reBY UNITED PRESS knows no defeat," continued ceive the price which you ka, trailed in races for four of WASHINGTON, April 7 would otherwise use in purthe seven delegates at large and President Peterson. NEW YORK. Weakness in util- President William Gardiner of the for 12 of the 20 district delegates. It seem that the depression chasing my debating award, to on shares the New York stock Navy League today renewed bis ity has driven a certain Aggie apply on my tuition also, and exchange, curb exchange and Chi- feud with President Hoover, charg1 would debater 'to Invent ways ami forego the pleasure of stock exchange,-- featured ing that the president submitted cago INAUGURATION means of remaining in college. the award. ' FORT WORTH. Tex.. to be trading In financial trading mar- the United States fleet Here is the proposal he laid President Peterson commendApril 7. kets today. n starved into inadequacy, 9 Hi Dr. A. J. Lawrence, I before President Peterson: ed the ou!h for his indomitaThe utility average slipped to a For the lost three years, Gardiof Andrew Jackson, sevhave been chosen to go to ble spirit but he was new low for the bear market In- ner said, the navy has had to live enth President of the on the debuting United Colorado to tell him the student old Cindustrials and rails turned sharply off the shelves to get by at nil." States, owns a team. Im wondering if you body offk'ers governed debatcinnati O., newspaper, containing The administration has done virVolume slightened. would allow me to uuply the Howirregular. ing trips and awards. an accqpnt at his famed ancescost of my berth on the Pullever, said the president I Selling converged on Electric tually nothing to replace warships tor's inauguration. The paper was man to my tuition fee if I Bend and Share and City Semite now over age or nearing the age shall le glad to make cerwent to Colorado in a chair on the curb. limit. published in 1829. tain reeummemlatious. . BEAUTY PRIZES 6. Y FOR TRAIN lu New Traffic Code JOINT H'.lh-T- per-mo- Heres One College Boy O' Who Will Be Successful land-gran- ,V- great-grandso- com-tsdl- 100-ye- -- ed |