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Show The E Americanism y Bawling out drivers who pass bawlyou, for being ing out drivers you pass, for being speed-fiend- slow-poke- s. Volume 23. Number 207. San Franciscos Bridge. Girl or Hoy LOGAN, Choose. . Wild Verses. .This country annoys Japan with concerning criticism unjustified, mutters not our business. to irritate Russia, refusing ,We recognize one ot the most strongly . established governments on earth, presumptuously telling the Russians what kind of government they must not have. ,The result may be to force an alliance of Russia and also Japan against this and other western countries, perhaps a concentration of the two on this particular country, Why not let Japan attend to her business in Asia, and let Russia have what government she chooses? We have the government wa choose, and heaven knows it is Pieiident Taylor Nelson of the Oneida stake will dedicate monument. Special inusie be featured from voiahsts resenting all Cache Valley-leasfive bands will be in tendance James McQueen is directing the building of the monument. It will Howard R. York university New of Driggs will be the principal speaker at celebration Battle Creek the Monday at 2 p. m. Other renowned speakers will be Governor C. Ben Ross, Mayor James L. Pope of Boise and H and E. S. Spencer 'j.of Plumhoff, the Union Pacific system Senator William E. Borah has written the committee saying he will be present if he can pos sibly arrange it. Mrs. Kate Snow President of the Daughters of with the Utah Pioneers, along John Giles and Harrison R. will attend the unveiling of the monument. Professor Mer rill will talk on the subject, "A Dream Comes True. PRESTON Our Foolish Meddling. i Fit Dr t be ready before the celebration starts Monday Over four hun dred rocks have been sent to the committee from all parts of the world The tour hundred differ-- i ent locks constitute the surface of the four sides of the ment On the monument will he placed a bronze tablet giving a mief history of the Battle Creek incident. monu-Merri- FLY, WHY- - CUPID HOLDS Some Things Happen lint perfect. .There is no proof that the Lord to instruct made this country Japan1 or Russia in moral truth. Just because a stock goes up rapidly on the exchange doesnt mean its prospects aie improved, or even that it's worth any more. Here's why: RECORD PACE have enough business here undone and plenty of incompetency. Why not try to attend to We them? Cupids bow string was twang- Yesterday was sold $6,000,000 ing away ahead of his record for to be bonds, first of $35,000,000 1931 bridge the first eight months of spent on a magnificent San Franciscos Golden when a checkup of marriage li- across Gate. The bridge will carry the censes issued was made for the ocean front highway from the first eight months of 1932 at the Mexican border all the way to office of Carl V. Mohr, Cache Seattle a ad beyond. It will be county clerk, Thursday morning. the most magnificent bridge in Up to September 1 of this year, d 417 the world, six thousand four couples had been issued marside from feet long, reaching riage licenses from Clerk Mohr's to side of the Golden Gate, through office. . This compares with 335 which ships sail in from the Pa- certificates applied for up to cific to San Franciscos harbor. September 1, 1931. The total numThat must be the greatest harbor ber of couples calling at the Cache in the world when the Pacific be- county courthouse for licenses dur- There , i hun-dte- comes, as it will become, the ing 1931 was 603. world's greatest ocean, in comDuring August of this year, the merce as well as in size. county clerk and his deputies served 62 matrimonial couples. The Scientific important news of to- record for August, 1931, was 59. day, inaccurate let us hope, an-- i of the marriage Classification nuances that the use of lactic certificates issued during August pf acid by the mother will cause a of this year shows Idaho still leads girl baby to appear, whereas bicar- the field of states whose residents bonate of soda will produce a come to the Cache courthouse for heavy plurality of boys. Dr. Ja- licenses to wed. This is because cob Sanders, of Rotterdam, Holof the Gem states "gin marriage land, tells the International con- law", (hich requires, couples in gress of genetics that "Seventy tending to wed to wait five days eight mothers using bicarbonate between the time of declaring their 5 of soda gave birth to seventy-seve- n intention to marry and the date of boys. issuance of the license. Farmers will fee interested to Idaho couples calling at the learn that the use of lactic acid Cache courthouse last Augon six cows produced six female ust numbered 26 during out of 62; Utah calves. That would help farming, were 17. Four numbered fbut it would be a misfortune if couples from Wyoming, one from Califorthe sex of human beings could nia and the others showed the be controlled. The vanity of fa- bride and as non resithers and the affection of mothers dents of thegroom same state. would soon make girls scarce. For August 1931, of 59 certificates issued, 29 went to Idaho a to utter Someone, thinking couples and 18 to Utahs. great protest, scribbled in red in York New tomb Grants tljpon these words; The good but starve; the order ' of the day Is prey on others or become a prey. (BY UNITED PRESS) The verses might have been written by Pope, or some writer Y ORK. Railroad shares NEW of his period. Perhaps you can pulled the stock market substanidentify them. They suggest lines tially higher today despite diminrepeatedly attached in Paris to ishing of spetulative interest with the volumn Vendome: the approach of the Labor day If all the blood that you have holiday. . in this be could gathered spilled After several false starts in tjie withit drink wouldst thou place, early trading the entire market out lowering thy head." turned strong toward the close, accompanied by a swelling of Other, more offensive, verses Early dealings were dull, in lv.ve appeared occasionally the desire of many aris concerning the imitation Na- indicating to remain on the sidetraders instance: poleon III. For pending definite indications "La France, en un Jour De lines as to the immediate course of the Malheur, "Dun Cochon Fit Un Epereur. market. "France, in an unfortunate day, of a swine made an emperor." The next two lines, referring to whose the stupidity empress brought upon France the war of 1870, are not to be printed. j is a process , T Sideglances TAX COLLECTION COST LOW HERE Onlv four counties in Utah in 1931 had a lower percentage record than Cache in the cost of property tax collection. This . is shown bv a tabular summary of , taxes collected in the 29 county units of the state. Cache countv, with a 1931 asof $23,234,631, sessed valua ion which was $2,711,540 higher than the $20,523,082 assessed valuation of property in the county for 1932. in taxes collected last cost The total $891,126.14. year or collecting this sum was $11,. 094 50 or 124 per cent. Kane, had Utah, and Weber counties lower tax collection cost records ffbr 1931 than Cache. Total Cache county tax collections costs for 1931 were apportioned as follows: State and state schools, $2827.05; state roads state bounty, $6.87; $410.17; indemnity, $20.11; city and county schools etc., $7,830.30. forms The tabular summary me items of interest in The new monthly County Adviser, AssociaState Utah of the organ The tion of County Officials. first number of Volume one, for August 1932, has just come from have the press, several copies been received by Cache countv officials. County Assessor R. S. McQuarrie is one of the associ-atf- t editors of the publication. One of the articles in the first issue names the nine presidents which the organization has had since its founding. Of. these, Caihe county has had one. Past President Carl V. Mohr, present county auditor. among operators and gamblers on as the all Street known The operators sejiggle." lect a stock that is not heavily traded in, usually selling for a low price. With a senes of bids on small blocks they send the price upwaid for a few days, out of all proportion to the stock s worth. The jiggle usually is accompanied by reports of "a great future for the concern. When the stock rises, pubThe lic interest is aroused. public finally starts to buy and the operators unload at a high figure. After which the stock goes back to where it was heiore the jiggle started. PASSERBY KILLED BYBOMBBLAST . n S' SKPTKMIG: THUIlSDA1) nKti A It ... Dee.... ... May FlYK O'CLOCK KDITION 1, Open .51 5(13-- 8 .521-- Close Dow High 8 .515-- 8 .513-- 4 .55 .57 .01 603-- 8 607-- 4 8 PRICE FIVE CENTS. 1 A pow$25,0i0 tl'.R) CHICAGO, Sept. erful bomb wracked a cn the southwest brick building side today, killed a passerby and injured two girls who were asleep in a room across the street. Police were unable to determine whether the bomb was thrown from a nearby "L" platform, set off inside the building or tossed trom an automobile. An unidentified man who win walking past was instantly killed. All his clothes were ripped to shreds, then caught fire from flames which shot from the debris. The body was burned bejor.ii recognition. FOUR U. S. AIRMEN KILLED IN CRASH total 1 tons l' of roal V fioin Itali mines during the past veur with onl 12 ftt ml accidents, according to the reiKirl pf the state industrial com mission T 1 AUIOKMN SALT' LAKH, Sept were. Push Is Started Against Terms Of Treaty - (I DGerBERLIN. Kept. 1 "big push many against the Vers ulles peace treaty was in full force today The Gel man demand for equality in armaments made through a memorandum to the French government, was considered the most important onslaught on Versailles since the unsuccessful efforts to cusconclude a German-Austriatoms union. The partial scrapping of reparations at the Lausanne conference was interpreted lieie ns u further crumbling of the Versailles system. n i x UTAH, BT UNITED PRESS Wheat Sept. IMTKII IRESS (Copyright, 193?) V Grain Range CLEANERS SEEK tyiitHh :X , ) ti licks livestock At Omaha, passed safely thiough the lines but pickets stopped milk trucks, asserting they would no g've up when victory in the milk war seemed near at hand, bad the strike continued were made, a Several arrest few heads vveie bruised and windshields weie broken and tiles AT BEDSIDE punctured ns truek drivers and BOULDER CITY, Nevada, Sept officers battled with furmers in i (UP) Members of the family small skirmishes. PALL FATAL 1 (T pi RANDOLPH, Sept. A fall down a (light of steps to the basement two weeks ago prov ed fatal here Tuesday to Mj-Ann Norris, wife of Arthur K. Norris. s 1 5 STUDY OF SUN FROM CHICAGO U Alden Lillyw.iito, graduate o' the Utah State Agricultural college, and former secretary of the college alumni association, has returned from a year of graduate He study at Chicago university. expects to return to Chicago to continue his studies October 1. Mr. Lilywhite has received a $1000 fellowship ut the university for the coming school year to enable him to continue his studies in in social administration which field he is working for a degree of doctor of philosophy. e Aside from his studies, Mr. is on the speakers bureau of the Chicago Worlds Fair organization which is laying plans for the lair in 1933. ftulon Wicker,- - anolVicr grajmdw of the college, who served as stu- dent body president during his senior year, is also a student ut the University of Chicago, working in the field of English. Mr. Wulker is a cashier at one of the gates of the World's Fair grounds, according to Mr. Lillywhite. Carl J. Furr, another Aggie graduate, has spent the lust year in graduate study at Chicago uniHis field is Egyptology. versity. He expects to return to Utah as a teacher this fall in the North Last Cache L. I). S. seminary. year Mr. Furr received a master's romance in of field the degree languages at Oregon university. r, SUPPORTERS SAY CRISTOBAL, Panama, Sept. 1 Four United States navy fliers attached to the Coco Solo BLOOD IS fleet airbase were killed today when their seaplane crashed during target practice off Cristobal. The bodies were extricated from LAKE, Sept. I (L.RlOut the wreckage after the plane had of SALT the maze of conflicting claims been dragged to a pier by a navy by rival factions seeking the Dembarge. ocratic nomination for governor came today an unmistakable sentiment that Henry H. Blood, present chairman of the state road commission would be swept into . office on the first ballot. both Blood and Neslen Although organizations say they have things "sewed up" and will bring victory for their man on the first ballot, the concensus of opinion of political observers, not connected with ei'aer camp, is that the polled by Blood in Ogden, Provo, Logan and through Carbon county and central Utah, together with an approximate split in Salt Lake, is expected to bring him the nomination. (UFh ANCESTRAL HEIRLOOMS MANITOWOC, Wis., Sept. 1 (UP) Family heirlooms collected by Mrs. Henry Tomkins include a 150.year.old sewing box, a shuttle bearing the date 1750, a copper snuff box believed to have been made in 1679, and an assortment of spinning wheels nnd wooden beer mugs all once the property AHEAD of By George Clark GROWS IN ASHES FOX LAKE, Wis., Sept. 1 (UR' A rhubarb plant buried under two feet of ashes and top dressing in the filling of a ditch at the home of Mrs Garrett Luten-berg- , was not to be discouraged. It grew through its covering this yer and managed a leaf 36 inches we havesheto live in our cave said. lever," SAMPLE UNIFORM FOR BAND UNIFORM Samples of the proposed new uniform for the members of the Logan high school band have arrived in Logan and are being demonstrated to interested parties, according to A. A. Firmege, chairman of the organization formed by parents of band members. At a meeting of the officers of the organization Wednesday evening, it was decided to prepare for the purplans immediately chase of uniforms for the entire band membership. The proposed uniform, maroon coat and cap and white trousers, is especially striking, and will add considerably to the appearance of the i band. The officers of the organization working with Mr. Firmage are A. G. Olofson, vice chairman; Mrs William Doutre, treasurer, and Gunnar Rasmuson, secretary. But, Mrs. Martin, do you understand the fundamental theory of preparing vegetables? her ancestors. RESEARCH WORK MADISON, Wis., Sept. 1 (UP! Economic conditions have added importance to research work of the United States Forest Products Laboratory here, officials said They reported an increased demand for profitable methods of disposing of wood scrap as by. products. heavy-majorit- An bus of PLANS 1000-mi- le J. 4he-solil- -- EIND ARE BROOMS L. A. BANDIT HAS EXECUTIVES OF BUSY AFTERNOON LOS ANGELES, Sept. 1 bandit who robbed two motorists, held up a hank, kidnaped a young woman and shot a policeman, all in one wild cycle of crime, was sought today. The wounded officer was reported in a critical condition. The bandit was believed to have been wounded in an exchange of fire with other officers in a radio patrol car. (U.PI--- KNIT MILLS BACK A six-fo- e. Official Committee Notifies Bungstarter of Coming Honor WEBSTER, Utah, Sept. 1 A The candidate blushed a bit, but notification committee of the Wild promised he would visit all the party, which has been chasing jals jn turn, as long as they were Joe Bungstarter all around the downhill. He explained that he is country, caught up with him to- traveling in a horseless buggy, and day. They notified him he was can transport himself only down wanted in nine towns on charges hill. If he ever gets into Death ranging from vagrancy to parking valley he will become practically at an angle to the curb. motionless. The committee consisted of four distributed then Bungstarter deputy sheriffs, two town marof his famous Shovel shals and an installment collector. samples You Brand whisky. get a shovel Trying to collect installments from with every bottle, dig your grave Joe is like trying to find Republiand then stand on the brink and can votes in Mississippi. This saves "We have gathered here to- - i drink the whisky. TRITE DECLAEED said the committees ' night," Joe said in his speech here that GUYAQUIL, Ecuador, Sept. 1 spouesman, "to notify you, Mr. d'Ri An armistice between loyal Bungstarter, that you are reeded he didn't stand for anything. "The and rebel troops at Quito accept- in Blotz couty, Nevada, and Wah-wa- h great question," he said, "is will ing Dr. Albornoz as provisional Jails all me country siand for me?" county, Arizona. had president, was reported in press over the west have been dean out of trusties for weeks." dispatches today. thought of the answer. I ine y. PAW Lilly-whit- the salute of the midot farm strikers, oy a member of staff near Sioux BY UNITED PRESS unconsidered the element, empty pocaet clouds, joined with the sun, moon lain adopted by leaders and earth in a spectacular show Iowas contingent as their counof the skies Wednesday, virtually for tersign in their holiday spoiling the efforts of thousands higher priees for farm products. of scientists, gathered from all parts of the world to study the eclipse. True, the clouds at times spread only a thin film which aided onthe lookers, watching eclipse through dark glasses, camera picture film and other means. But this thin film is believed to have spread a mist that rendered scientific pictures impossible. The chief e'fort, that of taking a picture of the flame that rims the suns edge, which must be taken just when the moon hides the edge of the flaming effort, was prouounced a complete i failure. In all the history of WASHINGTON, Sept. I. (UP) now leaders are American Legion eclipse research, only six good forced sentiment by popular being pictures of this important study in (he ranks to favor immediate have ever been made. bonus paymcnto the opinion of Rep. Patman, of Texas, who led the bonus fight in MEN the house lxst session. In a message from Sacramento, where he is attending the convention of the Veterans of ForMAKING eign Wars, Patman made known Ins attention of pressing a soldiers bonus bill when congress reconvenes next December. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Sept. 1 (IMP Amid the steady clatter of machinery, rustle of broom corn NEED OF STUDENT nnd careless jesting of apparently happy laborers, the work goes on before sightless eyes in a shop LOAN FUND TOLD here. Blind men are making brooms. Through work they never sec, their occupying The need for a student loan the men are fund in Logan to assist needy stu- hands andtheir minus, supportdents ut the iTSAC was discussed ing themselves, and in some cases The brooms fashit the Logan Rotary club meet- their families. ioned entirely through the sense ing Thursday by A. G. Olofson of of touch in compare favorably t lie community service committee and Russell E. Berntson, secre- quality with those of persous who so work the visual largely by tary of the college. Mr. Olofson told how similar method. The known as establishment is loan or revolving funds are operthe Blind Kraft Shop. It was ated bv other Rotary clubs. Mr. Berntson explained how let- mude possible through the work ters are being leceived daily at of the Springfield Association for hia office from students eager to the Blind, in cooperation with the commission and through the complete school but unable to do state of a local civic club. so unless they receive part time help The broom corn straw, employment or can secure loans. handled coarse in the preliminary stages He declared that students are excellent risks and that very few by seeing employes, is apportioned loans are uncollectable. He urged each blind worker, who stands at the Rotarians to sponsor such a his machine able to reach every fund to assist those in the junior bit of the material for making a broom. year in the local college. The craftsmen are closely proSwiss yodeling and accordion selections were presented by Mar- tected by heavy gloves and guards. Accidents are relatively few, pertin Hicstand, Gottlieb Jaggl and haps no more than would result Ben Berger. from the efforts of seeing persons. t creek. Those on the BUILD RESERVOIR were W. A. Noble jr., SALT LAKE, Sept. 1 IT! and J. Henry Wales. Work, on the Sunnyside reservoir, A unanimous agreement be- a which will aid tween the County fathers and t,: in $75,000 project water pressure in committee was made providing Salt equalizing Lake east bench, will for a joint meeting of both be started Citys within a short time. groups on the grounds the first part of next week to inspect the DIES IN ACCIDENT high water condition, and deter, SALT LAKE, Sept. 1 (UH) mine the possiblity of changing John 28, Fallon, Nevada, the course of the creek to fore-stal- l died inCraven, a local hospital Wednesfuture damage from, the day an automobile following creek rising waters. crash on State street earlier in A compromise settlement of the day. $20 was accepted William by Smith of Trenton as compensaSEEGM IDLER TALKS tion for the loss of his cow which SALT LAKE, Sept. 1 (I. Pi was killed on the highway near The Young Mens Republican club Amalga several days ago dur- was told that Republican ing a run of the Cache county party must show tjie a sympathetic and Logan City fire truck from understanding of the problems in Logan to a fire in Trenton. this time of stress if they are to win the campaign by W. W. party nominee for governor. Seeg-inille- Here x the west s army being ,ivui the "general CACHE MAN HOME .' in CLOUDS BLOCK -- ' water POINT, BRIGHT ANGEL GRAND CANYON, Arizona, Sept. 1. (I Pi The Union Pacific's fashionable tourist lodge, located on the north rim of Grand canyon, was destroyed by fire early today. Loss was estimated at $500,000. Forty-fiv- e employes were sleeping on the second floor when the blaze started in the lavatory of the main floor, according to the lodge manager. Efforts of these employes and forest rangers to extinguish the Haze were futile, as the lodge was constructed chiefly of dry logs. 1MTKI) BKi:ss IKA1U-Striking farmers in jvveral see- IiiK's . Hons ot Nebraska and Iowa today AL I LAKL, Sept. 1 d orders from Milo Funeral berviees will be held Fri .disregarded Heno, held of the Farmers' Holiday nooit in the lKth L D. S day association, for a truoo. ward of Salt Lake for Henry ut Omaha IMrketing continued Wallace, Utah pioneer of 1H62. an(j Sioux City despite efforts who died Wednesday of old age of law enfoi cemen: ca leers to infirmities. He was 92 years dnve the last of the strikers from old. , their positions. Ball-staed- rising Establishment Destroyed BY of E, O. Wattis, 77, vicepresi. dent of Six Companies, Inc, A plea for protection of local builders of the Hoover dam, were at his bedside here Mr. today, and laundrymen dry cleaners was taken suddenly ill against the activities of competi- Wattis1 tors from outside Cache county late Tuesday. who solicit business within the DECLARE DIMDEND county was asked of the county commissioners a SAL" LAKE, Sept. 1 U'Pi Wednesday by committee from the laundrymen The 79th consecutive dividend on and dry cltancrs. of the Utah preferred stock Albert Anderson, G.W. Squires, Power and Light Company, totaland Ephraim Lundberg, Henry ling $152,487, was ordered by Seheby comprised the committee Directors Wednesday. appearing before the county dads. The commissioners declared BLtXK MARRIAGE they are in full harmony with SALT LAKE, Sept. 1 n) the committee in feeling that Because it might stop important some cooperation should be given testimony,: the marriage of Sam the laundrymen and dry cleaners Tiblebaum, 30 and Marie within the county. The matter defendants in an will be taken up with County robbery trial, was blockAttorney N. G. Daines as to the ed by Assistant District Attorney legality of creating a county or- Allen G. Thurman Wednesday. dinance placing a license fee for doing business in the county outSNOW FALLS side Logan city. 1 U.l!) The EPHRilM, The commission hear a plea Mantl ifrest Sept. Its first from a committee of Smithfield snowfaJLsinoeexperienced eaj-lspring when residents - far- - some fehef from a h e a vyTeo ve ring containing j3l damage being done to the com- inches Of.- - water fell during the mittees1 and others property week-end- through Bright Angel Tourist Farmers Refuse Ordei Of Leader To Open Roads SHIR FRUIT FARMINGTON, Sept 1 U l Over 266 carloads ot cantaloupes. onion3 uritl leaches will be ship ed from Davis county in early September. ! COUNTY MONOPOLY Smithfield committee V. Y&i BUILDING PERMIT REPORT IS MADE Dr. H. K. Merrill, president, and Otto Mehr, manager of the Logan Garment company, have returned from a trip by automobile that kept them away from Logan for more than two weeks and took them to San Francisco, Seattle, Spokane, Glacier National park in Montana and other points of interest. During the trip they attended a ready to wear style shew in Francisco, and spent some time contacting representatives of the in California, Oregon, company Washington, Montana and Idaho. Little change in business conditions over what they were someBuilding permits for two new time ago when he made the trip homes were issued in Logan dur- to the coast and Pacific Northing August amounting to $5790, west was observed, Mr. Mehr said Building Inspector C. T. Bari oil Thursday. said Thursday morning. The Augl)Otr BITES FIREMAN ust building activity was $4210 S. D WHITEWOOD, under the amount recorded in perSept. 1 (UR) mits issued during August, 1931. Newspaper sayings about For the first eight months of dogs biting men, and vice versa, when W'ilbur 1932, totaled were complicated building permits fire $11,690 against $79,000 for the Durfee, Whitewoods to detour was forced department, corresponding period of 1931. to a hospital when bitten by a savage dog while en route to a fire. FIRST h ALL WHEAT MAYVILLE, N. D., Sept. 1 (f.I'i Both Durfee and the fire were re. The first fall wheat has been ported shortly afterwards a3 well." marketed here, and all becausa a farmer needed some chawin' The farmer dumped two bushels of full wheat on the i of the local elevator and said he had to have snoose money." UTAH. Fair tonight anil FriHe got the money and the one-ma- n do-in- plat-for- I shoos'.-- The Weather day; warmer tonight. g |