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Show 7 JOIT A LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, TOLUME LIII. UTAH, Statement of Italian Delegates Attacks the French Security Demands London Conference As-- , founded Italys claim Possibility that Mrs. to France Parity Moormeister was not ExpresKilled by Blow on head Unchanged Come Gloom sions of by Piece of Ore Clo- From French. thing Salt Lake City, April 4 (AP) that Mrs Dorothy Possibility Moormeister was not killed by a blow on her head with a fragment of ore, as an inquest jury determined, was seen today after an examination of the murwoman s clothing under dered Ultra-viol- et rays. The examination was made toE. O. Heinrich, crimin day by ologist ,of Berkeley, Cal. who Is investigating the murder in cooperation with the sheriffs office here. The exact nature of the results of the examination was not made public. Statements pf a man declared to have been located In Park Cily, who is believed to have met Mrs Moormeister at a hotel here two days before her murder Februaiy 21, were reported today to have contradicted testimony given at the lnouest by some of the witnesses The Park City man is supposed to have folMrs. lowed a car containing Moormeister and two other men from the hotel. Both Heinrich and L. L. Larsen, chief deputy sheriff, who is Continued cn Page Four junior high grades-- Tuha Dog Catcher Mast gob, I Aj A r , uMnd a u i w U I' (umi ni'amnbu a e Bivan' jumped , V intiul n t.u ! i Aftei the landing tne new hi In tm plane was consume believed flames Inveslig.ilo , the two men would me h iw biro killed had they len.aii.etl with the ship. Blind Girl May Be An Opera Singer April 4 (AP Ham-merquis- ts ness. Today, new hopes uprooted, the blight. nnrdnn, phi 0 civic opera company diva, heard the young girl s lyric soprano voice and pronounced her a possible operatic find. She interested her husband. Dr. S Bogart Munns, a specialist, who said Ruths eyesight might be restored. Blindness overcame Ruth just before she entered the first grade; but she completed gram-i mar school and is now in a hig-school for the blind A music supervisor in the school was a friend of Miss Van Gordon and brought Ruth to her. She has a lovely voice for a the opera star said. "It child, gives great promise. Ruths widowed mother works as a seamstress and charwoman to support the five children. , April cided to attempt a comeback at a record salary. 3 (AP) The weather is not the only thing that is causing trouble for the Brooklyn Robins. It helped them lose a game to Detroit yesterday when rain interrupted a pitching duel between Adolfo Luque and -- Sorrell of Detroit but that was Just one difficulty. Two more were a cold that kept Hank Dea and berry out of uniform stralned' bacK "that- - still is cans-- g ing trouble for Bressler. Vic VIFE OF-HIS Coroners Jury Placed Blame On Negro Boy Blood Stains Give New Clue 4 Hyrum Project Before Senate James L. McQuire, W. April 4 .(AP) called for questiorlng in regard to his stand against prohibition, John j. Ra.skob, chairman of the Democratic national committee, today testified before, the senate lobby committee that he had no right to commit the Democratic party on either side of the ques- tion After testifying he had contributed between $55,000 and $66,000 to .the association against the prohibition amendment, of which he Is a director, Raskob asserted that he was careful not to mix his personal beliefs on prohibition with the affairs of the democratic l "My opinion, he said, is that no one can commit the Democratic party on this question exI cept the national convention. shall not try to influence any on member Democratic this question." ,rrpts represen- tative of the Latter-da- y Saint?, Battery F Passes of the Hawaiian Islands. Efforts to obtain housing accommodations for the thousands Highest too far away to permit their Committee Today from return to their .homes over night continued today. Several clubs Guard Inspection . have and other Ixeiutive Board of Reservoir Unit made availableorganizations their facilities, 'lo Meet At Chamber ol and hundreds of rooms In private Major Fred A. Prince and Other Commerce Tonight homes are being listed. The Utah Officers Make Annual Federal National Guard has loaned 500 Visit; Praise Captain Pres-- " tofrom Washington cots and bedding for the use of Dispatches ton and Men announce that the Hyrum visitors. day come will matter water project Through a public address sysF 45th Field before the senate appropriations tem connecting the . tabernacle Logans Battery Utah national guard, committee today when that with the assembly hall, Barratt Artillery,the passed highest inspection of considers the interior de- hall and fhe temple grounds, d In the have been made to any artillery-guar- Fred A.unit partment appropriation bllL Of Prince, of state, Major paramount importance to Cachg permit more than 35,000 persons the regular army, told the officers to hear the programs of the gen- and men of the Taliry parties interested ' In Battery at the project is an amendment eral church conference, starting local armory, Thursday evening, drawn up by Senator William H. Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and following the annual federal inKing of Utah before he sailed continuing Monday, Tuesday and spection of the battery. , for Europe recently Wednesday. With Prince Major Inspecting if The King amendment, adoptPresident Grant announced toed would clarify certain points in day that general sessions of the the personnel and equipment of the local unit were Lieutenant the Hyium project matter, and conference would be held four Colonel Curtis Y Clawson and would provide government accep- days instead of the customary Clawson, from tance of water users associations three. and afternoon Major Irwdn Morning 145th Field Artillery, Lieusubs' nptions as well as those of meetings at the tabernacle will tenant Carl Fonnesbeck of the Wednesday in addition imgatmn companies for water in continue to the sessions on the three pre- regimental staff and Lieutenant J. the proposed reservoir. L. the Hanley, representing The amendment provides that vious daysUSA.C. RO.T.C. corps. A fuli dress rehearsal of the farmers subscribing to water in Tlie inspection rigidly conduct-- ., the Hyrum project may have pageant. Message of the Ages ed yesterday afternoon and evenwafor of been ha? called for tonight. repayment foity years ing was thorough and orderly. ter contracts Los Angeles. April 4 (AP) Real During the afternoon, materials As the bill passed 'the house it carried a provision insisted upon concern over the condition of Ro and supplies, and other aquip-mewere inspected at the local by Representative Cramton, that gers Hornsbys ailing heel was At the; battery stables. tlie water useis of this Unit must felt in the Chicago Cub camp armory. Prince and' his fellow ofMajor oieamze ?n irrigation district, the today. inspected norses and equipdistrict in turn to contract with The rajah dropped out of the ficers the uclamntion bureau to guar- lineup yesterday under doctors ment and viewed abodemonstration vs In charge antee the lepayment of construc- orders and It was feared he given by battery of Lieutenant Lee Hale a - This tion costs in twenty years. , anoer included care cf artillery harness, lBrhntmn Lhrvh The King amendment would method rt - properly a contract with a dis- out of action until the middle of and the an trict or water users association the season. The continued hard harnessing the artillery horse. at the evening or associations or with a corpora- hitting of Riggs Stephenson and During obofficers the visiting armory, work or the of veteran the tion corporations organized pitchers, served general infantry drill Into served somewhat under the laws of the state of offset the cluding close order drill and bat gloom caused by Hornsbys ' tery commander detail driJJ, under (Continued on Page Four) Lieutenant- - Hummel, and artillery. signal fire dnll by means of telephonic communication, the of1VGRL9 ficer giving telephonic instruction WEDDING to the artillery men concerning angles of inflection, and other details necessary to artillery fire State -- For Ruth eight of her 14 years, an operatic hopes for career were blighted by blind- Macon, Ga Zsaocla'eit Prtst Photo Juan Belmonte, Idol of the Span. Ish bull ring who retired two yeara ago at hie wifes request, haa de- 1 dwoclafrd Press Ihoto Helen Moser Hannlgan of Perry-burg- , Ohio, was chosen queen of the Festival of States celebration In St. Petersburg, Fla. Chicago, var-J"'- i1 i lioni tn oui ill side . Loti ! Washington, , 10,-0- 00 (!a ; His Stand on Salt Lake City, April 4 LP) the first of the several for thousand visitors expected the centennial celebration of the Latter-da- y Saints church next week already here, the activities Incident to the hundredth, an- nual conference or the church opened tenday with the meeting of the Relief Society. About women were expected to at tend the various sessions, beginning at 10 a. m. today and continuing tomorrow. Three special trains, bearing delegates to the church conference, were due here today, and railroads reported a marked increase in individual reservations for this city. Other special trains, will arrive later-frolous parts of the west, and greater part of the conference throng Is expected to arrive by tomorrow night. Conference visitors already in the city include the presidents of many of the church missions in the United States, as well as t T . Chairman of the Democratic National Committee Called for Questioning in Regard to With i . en J , rolled to a .stop The plant, piinnd 27 of mi Cnppin caught flic whde ,ij .n course appuunti tossed into the h g! fuselage Cnppin niu 20, of Claiemore to their death Brjant leaped at Height of T 000 hot ship was about 3( u .t ground Cuppm t i p d Sebring, Fla.,. April (Pi William R. Carver, former Philestate man, was adelphia real held in Jail here for questioning today in the ax killings of his ld son. which wife and a coroners jury had blamed on a Carver negro yard boy, whom shot to death. Mrs. Carver and her boy were killed In the Carver home here Wednesday, the- - coroners. Jury said the negro, Ben Whitehead had killed them and that White-hea- d s death at Carver's hands was Justifiable homicide. Carver was arrested yesterday after officers learned that he was beneficiary in a $10,000 insurance policy of Mrs. Carver, taken out last December. Sheriff Oscar Wolff said stains resembling blood had been found on a pair of Carver's golf trousHe also said that an exers amination of the body of White -head failed to disclose any blood to appeared othpr than what ler have come from his own wounds quoted Carver as sayfriendship! Obviously ccmfused, the appll- - Officers other Tmetrafts: as if they are trylooked it no cant ing farther. read covering thirty seven years, with "111 me by placing my to railroad he. said Whatre ing bite, I word urainst that of a negro. the answers? (Continued on Page Two) well-chos- Would , MAKING FRIENDS Like the air we breathe, we all need friends... They are the tonic Qualifications and strength of life not a great number, but Evanston, UL, April 4 (AP) friends. Mere acquain- - Dog catching has ceased to be a tances is not to snap to Evanston. I to 11113 lmPrt friendship. Fo It is not the history ut post must first prove them of a day, a week, selves gentlemen of charm and a but social presence, capable of com month, bining tact with a- - firm hand.-years." So friendships) Th,e first applicant for the job formed, appeared yesterday and was call slowly tested and tried, Uporv to qualify himself, for work of cor theirIybeing las,the ..tku pups, by answering the lng and perpian-railin- -g ent. We call them by the beauti- following questions: ful name: Life friends. In fact, what is your sense of public they are love tokens, which are responsibility and attitude toward in experiences, public contracts so necessary gathered through 1 dog catcher? and which speak of honor and an o. . trust and respect, Should an irritable dog, be Calvin Coolidge met his old soothed or coerced into gentle-frien- d, the James Lucey. at ness? White -aHouse. And while the let j ,rvwii,i vnn firm mi mo . is- Hare Okl.i about paiarhu ing plane which ocifeit three poi REGARD TO DEATH An Inspirational Talk By DU. ARTHUR N. BEAN About Ten Thousand Women Expected To Attend Meetings Today and Tomorrow Several Thousand visitors in Salt Lake. Idol Returns fate lias pi u joke on two mints who juinp- - MAN HELD FOR QUESTIONING IN THOUGHTS FOR THIS D,lr Centennial Activities Fu kle pt " Meeting Opens Church III Two Believe L D. S. Relief Society., Have Been Safe Had They Not J limped. inferiority in naval strength He further jmnouneed that Dino Grandi,"chlef of the Italian delegation, felt that the security pact which France demands as compensation for cutting her naval figures is a matter for the league of nations and should not be discussed at the London con- For Extra NUMBER 79. . Burning Miuhino ma ie Perfect Three Po;ot Landing pedators ch State I. flit Von Beauty Crown By DeWitt Mackenzie (Associated Press Staff Writer) 4 (AP) The London, April Italian naval delegation astounded the London conference today its official by issuing, through which spokesman, a statement observers interpreted not only as a pointed reprimand to France, but indicating that Italy is tired neof the present Anglo-Frengotiations concerning French demands for security. The Italian feeling has been known in conference circles several days but todays broadside was the first official recording of sentiment The spokesman declared that Italy s claim to parity is unchanged, with France -"wants us toac-ce- ference. "After all, he said, we came to London to talk disarmament and not to talk about the league of nations covenant. The Italian statement brought expressions of gloom from the French delegation this afternoon, Officials the French already freely inquiring . among themselves whether any useful purpose could be Grant Request served by their remaining long in London. Levy Foreign Minister Briand, leader of the French, has not yet given an on tiife subject, how4 Cache ever:opinion Salt Lake City, April and the final word must income from him. county school district, which eludes the county outside of Lo? in gan, was permitted at joint ses- admit that the Franco-lmlia- ngeneral sion of the state board of edu- situation is none too but cation and the state board of they recall that other good assessment, tional conferences have internaand equalization produced Thursday, to Increase its district crises, and that some times school levy this year beyond the statements which are issued in limit cf 7 5 mills to 8 3. moments of stress appear worse levied mills 18 legally Adding than they ultito take care of serial bonds and on the surface interest falling due, this will mately prove to be. make the levy of the county this year 10 1 mills, instead of 9 3 Miners Out of levied last year, which was the 2,000 maximum. legal The board of education desires Work In Kentucky tlie additional money to finance at school a junior high Smith field. Moneys have ueen set aside Madisonville, Ky April 4 (JP) for this building for the past Because of disputes over wages two years, $20 000 a year, and and conditions and unworking this year, it was planned to raise favorable market conditions, $30,000, which would meet the nearly 2,000 miners today were estimated cost of $70 000 for the out of work in the western Kenstructure. When bids were open tucky coal field, about 1.200 beed, however, it was found that ing on strike and the rest afthe lowest bid was approximate- fected by shutdowns. ly $90,000, and the additional .8 Blame for conditions is placed of a mill granted is calculated to the operators chiefly on unraise $17,000. or a total for the by competitive freight structure. The petition of the favorable in the Chicago and NorthCache board of education to the rates western This markets. freight joint state boards says in part: rate differential, said to favor Smithfieid was chosen as the Illinois and Indiana mines, has place for the .first building tin been -- attacked m a now high schoo- l- building before the interstatepetition thejunior because commerce much was it program) overcrowded as it stood. It was commission. unsanitary. Nearby schools were overcrowded in .the becoming IT III: Generally fair tonight ami Saturday; little change In temiieraturr. 11) V1KK I nsetlled tonight and Sat urday; probably rains In north anil west portions; moderate temperature. at, FI F KU l LEflP TO Examined Know whaMook place. U RID I WEATHEK Immediate Cause Death of the Whir Has Been Health for a of the Queen in 111 Long Time, was Heart Weakening. Rome Apiil 4 iAP - Queer Victoria of Sveden long an inShe wal valid died heie today 68 years old The acat h of the queen was peaceful, the immed oi iate cause being weakening her heart com-mitl- the-Hvrui- head-quar- ts - When Queen Victoria fast went old to Sweden as the bride of the then Crown Princ" of Norway and Sweden Oscar Gustav Adolph it was a triumphal entry into her adopted country and mo the neaits oi its people The hold v inch sue guinea upon the auctions of the Swedrewas ish people at that time tained throughout the more than a quarter of a cenury sne crown princess and was strengthened in the years that followed when thesp same people became her subjects Her husband became King Gus tav V of Sweden on. December 190f II Queen father King Victoria shared the democratic views of the king and was said to have eneourafted him in, his refusal to er.Gure any coronation pomp m the eeremony which elevated them to the thrones Their coronation often has been the compared in its simplicity to -- the inauguration nf a president in tnl Thereafter United States as the Bridal Couple and Pastor Donned royal couple were hailed Earphones and Diving Hands most democrahr rulers of Europe For Ceremony ar nr oL-Jlfc upmi-tiwuea- Ui. ar nt - S VETTEST TAKES PLACE UNDER WATER IN POOL Lcgan Gridders Play Eoxelder - after their marriage here beneath the placid waters of the Ambassa- gHcnfor ob-th- imr circus thus far .e.lput- witten hasnt clouted) Wed ic ted a quick re- 3ha fIMo8 . .. on the rugged, honeymooning about shores of Santa Catalina Island of honor at 7-- -- Folks Honored , . . guests ttZnmid Thurltrv of . -- dor hotel swimming pool. school Logan and Boxeldcr high Donning earphones and diving spring hoods, the bridal couple and the football teams -- both m a 7 Ue 8amejRev. Sheldon Shepard, pastor of training plA'lof the year In high the First Universalist churchMin the first one stC; to the strains Of Lohentrins school cucks. here Thursday Crook-sto- n wedding march, waded Into the afternoon Coaches Burns pool jesterday and disappeared, . in of Logan and Earl Ferguson comsaw of the BeeS each used threeon the deep wafer. of Spectators then subwere the story historys first plete teams and wedding written on the field at all times, giving instruc- marine Rurtate of the pool. glassv tion to the green aspirants "Slurh 31urb' they interpret-PhdadelDn- ia ed asnhe ministers familiar do April 3 (AP) Phillies neared home today, 1lymtake this woman," etc. Blurb, Blurb, unquestionably ihpir southern training season bridgrooms resolute I do. When they broktSthe nt an end handsex- - j was followed a few seconds latere camp yesterday all to bv a weaker 'gurgle, gurge," to get pressed eagerness the blushing home lot where uistv hitters jviously indicating irLh minv - a- gainst the- brides promise to love, honor and hita Md! .The, Several local people were gath- the armory in the evening ered to view the - uxapeeUan. ' Battery F. comprises about C5 batterymen and four officers. The orderly manner in which the battery equipment Is kept, including care of guns and locker rooms, the caisson and lnnber pieces at the local armory, and the work of batterymen at thc-i-r weekly drills First Ward Old I ,os Angeles. April 4 (AP) Katie Wilson, 25, and J. F. Gut- nck. 26, principals in the world'?1 School Eleven two-year-o- . pp poMthly, obey. The ceremony over, the aquatic man and wfe made haste to leave St SI' (Continued op Pagq Two) carried out. umbers on the program were: A planologue, Miss Magaret Edwards; one act play staged by students of Miss Anna" Boss; selection, M men trio; comic reading. Mrs. Russell S. Hansen; whistling number, George Baugh; guitar and song entertainment, Merl Brown. Thomas Healy, one of the old folks, favored with some accordion music. S. B. Mitton contributed organ numbers. The old folks expressed themselves as delighted with the manner in which they were entertained and the solicitous way hi which the committee on arrangements prepared the tasty meal and the program. tainjng-progra- i a or Pnnce an o ier m a Officers pronounced cretUt and the? h8My commended Capu.n George D. Preston and his officers In their work witn the local battery. Houston, Tex, April 4 (AP) Gus SuhrSN two home runs in here., yesterdays exhibition game - constill was the chief topic of versation among the Pittsburgh Pirates today. The big first baseman's hitting has been one of the features of the Bucs spring tour, incidentally eight Pirates now are batting 300 and better, Grantham, with .339 leading the regulars. , Richmond. Va., Abril 4 (AP) first Athletics' Foxx, baseman, finally has found his a slump battmg eje. He was in southern during most of tlie training season, but as the team Jimmy neared home-yesterd- ay- According to zoological experts a home run and a double. wild animals live longer In capti-- ! batting In three of the Athletics vity than In their natural haunts, j four runs against Charlolte. |