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Show i, f ? . 'Tjv' -- pm Todays News Everyone should attend Health Day at Southfield next week. Page one, column eight. erakMounmali line Grain Range Sept With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal s Volume 23. LOGAN, UTAH. Number 94. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1932. News Flashes Flour distributed to needy families by the Red Cross organization through the various ward organizations is for the use only of widows in need and the families of unemployed fathers. Under no condition must this flour be exchanged for other merchandise .or sold for cash. Any one found guilty selling or exchanging this Red Cross flour lays h'mtelf liable and will be prosecuted by the government. A. A. FIRMAGE, Chairman of Red Cross Flour Distribution Committee. BY UNITED PRESS Judge Harris Candidate to Succeed Self FILED AGAINST EPHRIAM PAIR Judge M. C. Harris, present oc- -, of the bench in the first With cupanl judirial district of Utah, definitely MANTI, April 20 fU.PJ formal charges of first degree murder lodged against them for H. the alleged murder of Andr-Bjerrcgaard, Mendon Draper, 26. and Mrs. Ivadell Jensen, 36, await preliminary hearings here sometime this week. Mrs. Jensen Is being held in the jail at Provo and Draper here to prevent possible violence of angry citizens against the alleged murderers. Mrs. Jensen is a daughter of Bierregaard. aged president of the Bank of Ephrlam. Mrs. Jensen, under questioning, still refused to admit any knowledge of the slaying, despite revelations uncovered by Sheriff Ed Peterson that point to her as an accomplice of the confessed killer. Draper. stopped rumors that he would be a candidate for the Republican nomination for the state supreme court with an announcement to the contrary on Wednesday. Judge Harris explained to a Herald Journal inquiry that he was a candidate to succeed himself in the Rei 81s publican Judge Harris and elections this fall. I have no intention of opposing the present incumbent. Judge James W. Cherry, who is expecting to seek provided his health permits, the first district judge said. has had only one term on "He CALL ATTENTION the bench and is the logical candidate. This statement spiked persistent TO NEW STAMPS rumors, most of them originating in Salt Lake City, that Judge Harris would aspire to a higher To encourage tree planting and office in the political campaign . to commemorate the 100th anni- this year. versary of th birth of J- - Starting f'Wl on of Nebraska, who IhStitut-v- d Arbor Day in 1872, the Post AWARD VANGUARD Office Department is Issuing special postage stamp, containing 2 and the date SCOUTS piqfurc LOGAN of tree planting. A recent letter to President E G. Peterson of the Utah State AgriVanguard Scout awards ranging cultural college calls attenUon to from second class to the purpose of the stamp, stating were bestowed on 24 gold palm Vanguards to direct of that it is particularly in the Logan district of the attention of the youth of our tne troops at Honor council Cache Valziy country to the responsibility for court proceedings Tuesday night. this tree planting service resting The affair, held in the Cache on each generation. The stamp will be available at the post office af- county library assembly room, was under the direction of Court of ter April 22nd. Honor Chairman S. V. Prows and An extensive program of tree Vanguard Commissioner Herman has bv out been carried tplaiUing Peterson. the forester's club of the college Each troop represented entertills year, according to President tained with some stunt, song or inPeterson. Under the direction of strumental musical number. Professor T. G. Taylor of the A new Scout troop formation forestry department several rows was announced, that of Vanguard of various types of trees have been 114, College ward, with Bert planted on the campus, including Troop as Olsen Vanguard chief. This rftws around the barns and pasmakes six Vanguard scout troops tures. now organized in the Logan dis1 . IN 1872-193- trict. SENIORS PRESENT FINAL PROGRAM HYRUM Seniors of the South Cache high school made their next to the last appearance of the year at the school Wednesday morning in r special senior assembly. Class President Donald Wayman was in charge of the program. Many special features on the class, one of the oustanding groups in the history of the school, were given. The complete program is as follows: . H. R. School song; prayer, Adams; quartet, Frank Parker, Albert Fellows, Elton Kendricks, Spencer Crabtree, accompanied by Louise Jensen; "Edison questionnaire" asked by Gordon Jensen and answered by senior students; class prophecy. May Jorgensen; saxophone solo, Dorothy White, accompanied by Jean Allen; closing remarks, cla8t. president. BY UNITED PRESS Various instruction in Vanguard scouting was given a group of new initiates, as follows: Advancement. Ross Anderson; chivalry, Louis Madsen; fellowship, Woodrow Wilson; manhood, W. H. Stewart; and service, N. P. Anderson. Ariel Roth acted as medicine man. The summer Vanguard camping program was discussed, led by Scout Executive Preston W. Pond, who considered pians for the White Pine lake horseback camp, and the Bear Lake waterfront rendezvous next summer. Awards were presented as follows: Second class Troop 108, Logan Seventh ward: Walter Stoweil and Dean Wallace; First Class 108; Vern Weatherstone and Walter Stoweil; Merit badge! Troop 103, ward: Dick PresLogan Eleven ton, Jack Naisbitt, Earl Sorenson. Spencer Calderwood, and James Calderwood, Troop 104, Logan Second ward; Pond, Vaughan Clyde Carlisle, Earl W. England, Peter A. C. Pedersen, scoutmaster, Alimano Pardini, and Fred Roberts; Troop 107, Logan Eighth ward, Joseph Osmond; 108, Ralph Walter Stoweil and Heninger, Dean Wallace: Troop 109, Logan Sixth ward: Woodrow Wilson, assistant scoutmaster. Star 103: Jack Naisbitt; Eagle, 103: Dick Preston; Bronze Palm. Fred Roberts, 104; Gold Palm, Ralph Heninger, 108. YORK, American Telephone and U. S. Steel resisted pressure slightly above their bear market lows today and the stock market as a whole presented a steadier tone. Selling went ahead in special issues, many of which were driven to new low ground for many Permit applications for summer years, but vopme failed to pica home sites in Logan canyon with' up on the decline and selling did in the boundary of the Cache na not spread to the entire marker. tional forest are now being ' re ceived at forest service headquar ten at the postoffice. The per' NO TODAY blits for home sites range from $15 upward and must be renewed No "Today, a regular 'feaeach year. ture written for the Herald-JournSeventy-eigh- t such permits are by Arthur Brisbane, now held by summer home enthuwas received today because siasts from Cache and other secof delay in the mails. tions, Forest Clerk Fred Rich said Wednesday. NEW Ncto Is Flamed For Shooting1 Near Wendover WASHINGTON, April 20 (I lb Speaker Garner today charged "laik of real cooperation" fiom the president's cabinet in the campaign for economy in federal DEBT PAYMENTS WASHINGTON, April 20. (t'PI to fight a tax Determination bill on the assumption that foreign governments will pay their deots to the United Stales dunng the next fiscal year was expressed today by members of the senate finance committee including Chairman Smoot. Certainly we will expect to receive the foreign payments, Chairman Smoot told the United Who is going to forPress. get those debts. No other counworld would have given the in try so generous settlements as we al 8 ' .613j4 FAILED TO tXlLLECT CHANGE For ST. LOUIS. April 20. three months Thomas Hewlett, a telegrapher, has been trying to collect from the street railway company without success change from a $5 bill he says a conductor failed to give his wife. The conductor claims it was a $1 bill. puns A SET Horse Pulling Match Added To Many Features EMPLOY MANY SALT LAKE CITY, April 20 U' Pi Over 500 men will be put to work in the Salt Lake district in the nesr future by the Union Pacific railroad on a big spring program of improvements and maintenance. Name Winners In Cache Stake M. I. A. Contests gave. MUCH ELATION. -- OVER PROJECT Much elation over congressional passage of the interior appropriation bill leaving the $300,000 intact for Hyrum dam construction, as well as passage of the Smoot amendments to the bill in regard to the project, was expressed Wednesday by Secretary Hairy C. Parker of the Hyrum Project W aterusers association. Engineer Dunkley of the Salt Lake office of the reclamation service was in Cache county Tuesday going over ti.e matter of water problems in the Mendon district to be served by the reservoir. pians and specifications on file in Denver for the Hyrum project, only the final action of President Hoover in approving the interior department's appropriations bill is needed before construction work rail begin. The $300,000 held ready by the interior department to begin construction of the project reservon is expected to tie available by July 1. The Cache valley backers of the project hope that some provision may be made, m the event the dam is constructed and bids from contractors called for, that Cache labor will be used as much as This would materially possible. relieve in part, at least, the summer unemployment problem here, Mr. Parker said. With Hlready the-Sen- bum STATE DENIES INCREASE IK FREIGHT RATES RGHT -- be-ba-R er I 1 Sophomores Argm For Debate Medal NO RESULTS FROM LINDBERGH HUNT 20 (i'ln - Police and private negotiators continued their search for the kid- naped son of Col. Charles Lind bergh today, the 51st day of the search with no apparent progress although airplane visitors yesterday aroused considerable interest A plane from Kansas City, Mo brought two callers At 'the Lindbergh home. Their identity was not disclosed nor was .their fission revealed. The woman was described as about 45 years old. The unan appeared about the same age. While activity was at a low ebb at Hopewell, Dr. John F. Condon, "Jafsa," still was continuing his mysterious trips. , Coca-Col- Mas-sie- Old Hunter To Try Prowess Once More As Wolf Hunter t CAMPAIGNING 3 SNOW IS GENERAL SALT LAKE CITY, April 20 flPi spring storm which began with a driving rain and later changed to wet snow, today paralyzed all airmail traffic of the northern intermountain section. The storm extends over the entire intermountain country from as far south as Nev,- - Mexico to the Canadian border. Snow was reported in Utah, Montana and Idaho. The disturbance is moving slowly eastward. -A j 3 Permits Open For Homes In Canyon THROUGH ROCKIES ' .615-- y, SMOOT EXPECTS HOPEWELL, N. J. April 63 SMITH FI ELD- - In anticipation, of welcoming the biggest crowd of) Cache valley residents and visitors from other localities this community has ever entertained at a celebration, Smithfield city and school officials are prepared for the annua! Health day fete here, Wednesday, April 27. Dr. T. B. Beatty, of Salt Lake BETTOR I IN ED SALT LAKE CITY, April 20 l'Pi City, member of the state board - A proffered wager of $5000 of health, will give the principal which was mado in court here by address at a public meeting to J. Barclay follow the big Health day parade Attorney Lawrence against a witness was called by at 10 a. m. The meeting Is schedJudge Oscar W. McConkie Tues uled for the second ward taberday with a fine of $25 for con- nacle. OPERETTA GIVEN tempt of court. NIGHT BEFORE KIWANIANS MEET Festivities of Health day wjll SPRINGVILLE, April 20 l'.l start off at 8 p. m. on Tuep-dareally OF Kiwanians from all over central April 26, when Smithfrad Utah to tho number of more than Summit school will present tne 200 are expected to attend the operetta, "Sunny of Sunnyside Uj. annual interclub art luncheon of A horse pulling contest at 2 the local club Thursday night ARE p. m. will be still another fcatifre 4 of the day's activities. CLOSED SESSION ComThe Chamber of Logan 20 l'.E OGDEN, April Ogden merce is planning to send a s city officials held a closed session with promoters of the pro- and delegation here for the fe s, from other commit visitors posed municipal light and power are expected to form a 11 plant here Tuesday. No revelation of what transpired at the meeting gathering when they join with Some views on 1932-3residents in observing the di r. teaching contracts in the city schools were took place. Mayor Richard Roakelley s U be master of ceremonies. aired as part of the activity of i Ooh, Daddy, Im so big, is what this little CzechosloMANY INDICTMENTS To start the day off with a meeting of the Logan City TeachProOGDEN. April 20 l.Ri vakian girl cried when her picture was taken for the ers m the library of hibition violations were the at 10 a. m. on Wednesday, major National Photographic Exhibition, held in Karlsbad. The the association Junior high school Tuesday share of 89 offenses against fed- Health day parade wil? be reay afternoon. picture won first prize in child study. eral laws returned in indictments for the march. So that the children will fce Harold M. Peterson, member of by a federal grand Jury here this the Junior high school faculty, week. properly entertained during IB and PAC. Pedersen, Senior high day a picture show is planned, and the Junior high school has schedTROOP SETS RECORD school instructor, were nominated WISCONSIN DELLS. Wis., April uled field day. for the office of president of the Health day floats will be association, now held by Principal 20. (UJb Boy Scout Troop 66, here, a national recC. D. McBride of the Woodruff established of the parade features. Last 1921 ord in when eight of its the column was one of the elementary school who presided members advanced to Eagle rank est of the , day's attractic at the gathering. Ing. . drawing much favorable "Ml Anna E Boss, of This years parade is planned : lor high faculty, was renominated AWARDED JUDGEMENT i eclipse all others held here. Minfor with vice Mrs. president SALT LAKE 20 (UR) The Fourth, Fifth and Ninth nie S. Price of CITY, April With Mayor Roskelley as the Woodruff ofA. William former wards of the Cache stake carried Pritchett, ceremonies, the public meet placed in the running fice manager of the Utah Poultry of off all honors in the M. I A Bchool, also will open with community slngh Cooperative association must pav conducted honor night activities held Tues- for the office. by F. L. Allen; praydj Joseph C. Adams of the Senior a judgement of $33,416.19 as the by the chaplain, day at the Junior high school Sylves before a good sized crowd. high school was renamed secretary result of a' court order hantkvl Lowe; address of Bishop welcome. May down Tuesday. The Fifth ward won the dramR and treasurer. Mrs. Emma chorus, Roskelley; Official ballots will be printed, and mens public speaking, the Thornley and company; address, SUNDAY BASEBALL Dr. C. N. Jensen, state superinFourth ward won the dancing and and each member of the associB' 20 (UR) PROVO. Provo will vote next tinn April tendent of public instruction; voretold story while the Ninth ward Wednesday. President McBride and Secre- City will have Sunday baseball cal solo, Mrs. Harry Griffith; talk. won the public speaking contests. this as the result of action Dr. Beatty; vocal solo, Mrs. E. B. year The work was under the direc- tary Adams made their yearly re brief report by Pr. tion of stake officers and the ports of the association's activities, taken by the Provo city commis- Lundquist; sion Tuesday. G. L. Rees, city physician; quarstake activity committee. The conC. A. Hurren tet, and company; testants acted as judges of events MEMORY RITES ten minute talk, member fOf SALT LAKE CITY, April 20 (i'Ji The complete results are as fol- VETERANS SPRINGVILLE. April 20 (lJi Cache school board; prelows: county A pioneer monument - Railroads operating in Utah were honoring the sentation of silver cup to the Drama: First place Fifth ward early mothers who came to Utah school rating best in health actividenied increases of 15 per cent in with "Toombs directed by Grant BONUS PAYMENT was dedicated with fitting cere- ty. hv Dr J M. rates within the state in a de- Redford and cast including May Bernhiset, in monies here early this week. of the First District Denial cision of the state public utilities Swenson, Fay Thornock, Martin which commission Tuesday. soi and Mrs. Van Fleet comprises Cache Robinette, iet, WASHINGTON, April 20 (I'pi-TARE SUSPENDED valley; benediction. Chaplain Lowe. Second place The Utah group joined with pub- Ruth Swenson. world war veterans from New SALT LAKE 20 UTi CITY, April Anyone in the valley wishing to lic utilities commissions of Ken- Ninth ward with Toombs" direc- York, officers of the Because Patrolman J. E. Tuck- enter teams in the horse pulling tucky, Montana, Arizona. Arkan- ted by Milton Johnson with cast men's committee for reducing the er tried to uphold a side contest beggar's may do so. The pullo-metsas, Idaho, Louisiana, Minnesota. including Margaret Egbert, David cost of peace, protested the ad- in an argument with a Salt Lake will be used and all pulling Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas and Morgan, Oretta Stephens, Ford visability of the $2,000,000,000 sol- restauranteur, he has been sus- will be done In accordance wjth Wisconsin in following the lead of Rose and Adelie Young. Third diers bonus bill at a session pended for 15 days by Chief of state rules. There will be two the interstate commerce commis- place Hyde Park with "Florist of the house waystoday and means com- Police W. L. Payne for conduct classes, light and heavy, teams sion in permitting a general raise Shop directed by Lew Balls and mittee. to an officer. unbecoming 3000 pounds add under weighing Eulalia' Lee and cast including in rates amounting to approxiToday's witnesses, Col. D. F teams over 3000 pounds. This Lecieta Lee, Spencer Daines, Ariel Castle mately 15 per cent. Durand Knowlton ENDS IN DEATH Captain will be three in each rials: Waite and Preston Jensen. Consequently, although rates on ham. charged that through "poSALT LAKE CITY. April 20 rt lb $12 50, first; prizes $750, second; $5 A0, First place Wanda litical Dancing: in veterans freight shipments moving from one Jensen first Her adventure orgain alone leadership the third. y and Elmo Packer of Fourth nizations state to another have been raised men had been garden of her home ended A special feature of this mah or are being raised, those within ward; second place Blair Hansen misled into slush raids on the in the death parents of little is be will it on Tuesday that and Vida Luca of Fourth ward gra pulled ' Utah cannot be increased Marleen Wundcrly. sod. Sod is used at the state f third place Evelyn Mair and federal treasury a long The decision followed Castle denied that the 4,000.000 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph and considered tho best McCuliock of ward. Fifth Clyde fight with virtually all civic orRetold story: Irene Dailey of world war veterans were unified Wdnderly The little girl was found pulling dead 15 minutes after she was left manufactures and Fourth ward All teams must be weighed 4n ganizations, Junior girls and in support of the bonus bill. farmers alone, her head deep in a sprink- between 12 nnd 1 30. Notice bf arrayed Grant Lamb of Fourth ward Vanorganizations ling bucket which scales will be jised will against the railroads It is esti- guards, first; Orlene Jackson, mated in various sources that the Ninth ward given out later. junior girls, second: decision will save Utah shipper LIST COSTS Jonathon Smith, Cliff Bair Golda Hyde, Hyde Park VanSALT LAKE CITY, April 20 UR a number of others have upwards of a quarter of a million guards, third. dollars annually. Costs of the operation of the getting new horses to match Gleaner Girls public speaking. HYRUM Two sophomore di bat- Utah State tax commission to their old ones so the competit Juamte Peterson of Ninth ward, first; Mrs Guy Christensen, Fourth ing teams will compete here Thurs- April 1, were $74.638 31, most of is expected to be keener than e day for the Adams medal, offered which was for office and account- this year. ward, second. inter-clas- s BEST FOUNTAIN debat- ing equipment and supplies. Anyone wishing information Young Men's public speaking. as the prize in The sophomore teams have Grant Redford. Fifth ward, first. ing inquire of the following cornu WATER DISrUTE tee: J G Ilowman and Earl Israel Heaton of Tenth ward, sec- won out over all opposition The negative team includes MarSERVICE SHOWN ond. MANTI, April 20 (I f) Slate sop, Smithfield; Jonathon Sn garet Jensen and Lyndon Leatham Engineer George M Bacon has and Angus Funk, Benson; Artlj while the affirmative team is com- been called to act on a disput Peterson, Hyde Park. posed of Max Oldham and Gurney over the division of waters of Pulling will take place at WIFE COMES TO More than 30 soda fountain opLee. Mantl creek by irrigators. old ball park, south of the erators from the Logan territory Green place. witnessed and listened to a magHUSBANDS AID nificent talking picture at the Hotel Eccles Monday evening a compresented by the April 20 (IP Tba pany under the personal supervi- liaHONOLULU, Fortescue Massie, winsome of of Berlin F. J. sion Denver, of wife Lt. Thomas district manager of the company. GROWS WARM! came into court today to dem a The picture portrayed fend her her mother and husband, clear manner the results of a recent survey of soda fountain two sailors in the honor slaying SAN ANTONIO. Tex., April 2b came quite a pal of the sports It was a revelation of Joe Kahahawai. ly operations. Col Jack Abernathy, now loving executive. He was made Campaigning for student Her appearance was a smashing r Pi even to the soda fountain dispens older and more portly than U. S. Marshall In Oklahoma and officers for the year 1932-3ers and many of them expressed climax to the drama which has grown State Utah astonheld the exg at who there added other the Oklahoma youth being this wedk. having learned a lesson from the unfolded in the court room for ished bv ploits to his list. Despite his adcollege Roosevelt President Agricultural picture w4uch they hope to turn two weeks. She was expected to catching wolves with his hands, ventures he never was hit by s Pictures of all candidates for fee into value, both for the customer go on the stand as the final wit- will do his stunt once offices appear In lee One bullet hit the pommel various bullet. again ness after Prosecutor John Kelley and the store. I He has sent to Denver for three of bis saddle and the Impact on halls. cross examination of Dr timber wolves with whirh he will his stom&ch made him think he On Wednesday in the college Among other things, the picture 'imshes Edward Williams, Los Angeles make his final wolf catching ap- was shot but he was not hurt auditorium a student body asshowed how to dispense refreshhere April 23 After leaving the marshal ship, sembly will be belli, m which the ing drinks with a little more care psychiatrist pearance was Mrs. Massies first apIt and attention to the cleanliness Abernatny quit catcning wolves Abernathy went into the oil busi- candidates will be given the opof the fountain and the tempera- pearance since the trial started after he had snared l.OOu by run- ness. A narrow escape from deatn portunity to present their pt-lorture of the carbonated water and She looked frightened and ner- ning them down on horseback, near Bastrop, Texas, when be was for the consideration of the the syrups. The various factors vous and held on to her husband's leaping upon them and grasping caught in a derrick wire rope and student oody Voting will take which enter into serving a tasty arm. the wolf jaw in his strong hands dragged to the engine drum, sen' place on Friday. drink were explained and illusExcellent control of excessive "I am not as limber as I used him to the hospital for a period. trated in the picture by the actual to be." he said, but I think there God's been taking care of rpe campaigning has characterized the yew. is still one more good wolf hunt for some purpose, he mused af- selection of officer , this dispensing of the drink. Mr. Berlin was assisted at the left in me ter this last accident I guess he student body anofficer htw orderly show by H. A. Pedersen of Salt Abernathy's prowess so impress- has work for me." So Abernathy ducted it in Lake City, service man for the UTAH Showers and colder to- ed President Roosevelt on a hunt- took to evangelism. The wolf hunt not allowing it to interfere with company in Utah. regular class work in ssy waynight, Thursday generally fair. ing trip that the wolf hunter be will be only an intermission. E.NlXiVER, Utah, Apul 20 (I l" negro hobo today allot and seriously wounded Roy Shay, 20, Salt Lake during a fight on 8 freight tram Shay boarded the train at Sail Lake ami crawled into a box car Four negroes and two white men He tried to eject him, he said resisted and a negro opened fire The youth was shot in the ne k The bullet barely missed the spinal cord lie was found, bleeding profusely, by members of the train crew After the shooting, the hoboes left the train. - Angry over a statement of Scc-- i clary Wilbur that the ten per cent flat cut in Ulterior appropriations was "hocus pocu.." etono,.i, Garner declared there had been no real cooperation from the executive branch of the government. The trouble with Mr Wilbur. he said, "is that he made no real cuts himself and it was impossible to get any intelligent information concerning where economies should have been made Congress went along and did the best it could." .63 . AID KIND SALT LAKE CITY, April 20 Unemployment relief funds in Utah were benefited to the extent of $285 as the result of an auction of Democratic lapel emblems at the recent Jefferson Day banquet. Cabinet To Join In Failed Economy s 8 WORLD NATION VADNUKG!! Presidents k T PRICE FIVE CENTS. HVE OCLOCK EDITION STATE . BY UNITED PRESS Wheat Open Low Close High .585-- 8 .58 .56 4 56 7,8 Mny 4 4 .60 60 59 2 59 12 July .. "A hair-raisin- t ejT r |