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Show if. (k- - ' f . , - r . 4999' 4 'T c ' m m 4 a v V BUY HKT 0Hn ill tBh ...... lw tkM UMNA TJ si 8 1 1 i::i s i M. 1:7-- VOLUME LIII. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, FRI1) U . APRIL WEATHER Fair tonight ami Sulutduj; , change in lftii'i"liirr. IDAHO: Generally fair timiglit ami ITAII: lillk Saturday; moderate enieniture. NUMBER 83. 11, 1930. REPORTED IN 9 One Man Killed as 7 Armed Men Rob Trust Early This Week in the Middle West Temperatures vere Around of $10,000 Company Yesterday Freezing, The Thermometer was Shot In Above 90. Attorneys Attempt to Prove New Motive in McCiurg Murder Trial I Copy of Machine Guns and Repeating Rifles Used In Ien Break Running Chicago, April 11 (AP Baking breezes, bred m Texas, blew Pike a furnace upon the middle west yesterday and today. People who wear llannel underwear were caught entirely unpreEarlier this week the pared. temperatures had been- around freezing, and as recently as 16 days ago Chicago had one cf its worst snowstorms. Readings in the nineties were numerous. Cedar Rapids, la , had a 94, St. Louis, Mo , a 93 and Peoria, 111., a 92 all record temChicago peratures for April 10. of a deolficially was gree better than 90 degrees late yesterday and was headed back that way today. Prospects of rhowers and clbuds, however, augured more moderate tempera and tuio for the day, here throughout the middle west. with the heat Simultaneous wave occurred the first drowning ot the season in the Chicago terBruno Oizona, swimming ritory. in Lake Calumet, went down from the shock of the cold water and cramps. Little Kansas City, Omaha, Rock and Des Monies were among cities having temperatures of 90 degrees or higher. C. A. Donne g o v e m m e 11 1 forecaster, here, called it a scorcher In Kansas a real heat wave. and the southwest it was something more than a matter of perspiration, for crops were badly in need of ram. Slight hope for immediate relief from the drough was given by federal weather bureaus in that territory. Enters Candidacy hi Campus Favorite Fending Divorce Suit Filed by Mrs. Ena McCIurg in California Produced Clash over Evidence. Battle through City Streets Two Other Men Were Wounded in Shooting. L. a Record of of Injured Said Driver Did Not Stop at One Crossing Tank Gasoline Exploded, Wreckage Burned Bodies Hurled F tumi't t Idaho. April 11 (P) Attempts to prove a motive in Albuquerque. N. M, April li addition to the insurance for the Twenty persons were kill(I) alleged murder of Mrs. Mary Mc- -, ed and eight were injured, acClurg by hern husband John C. cording to the latest check 011 Hmtrr; AHsurtntprt were made MrCittrg; now-ocasualties, in the Piekwiek Gray-houtrial, l S.111 Bus-Sanbv the state. Mayor James Ko!ih, Jr., Fe train crash today . will seek the IbpuMi. .111 FranH-.rat Isleta crossing near here toA eon. ilea copy of a record of 1101 ;.( tugu-(lie for nomination i a oei day. pending divorce suit filed by primaries in California The earlier estimate listed 13 Mis. Ena McCiurg in the superior dead. court Ql Stanislaus county, CalifThere were 27 passengers on ornia, was introduced in evidence the bus so far. as of11ctals,were in qn eftort Jo show MrClurg fearable to ascertain. All of those ed posable bigamy action as a . killed or injured were bus pas result oi h.s later marriage to sengers. The first body identified Mary. was that of a Mrs Uuff of OklaWitnesses were also placed on homa City who was a passengw, the stand who testified that the with her eight year old son, ' were h worried about the couple Kenneth. The boy was injured. a birth of child. prospective The injured were brought la The testimony was offered beAlbuquerque hospitals for treatfore a court room filled almost ment. entirely with women, many of Those injured were: whom had been standing several William Richard Perkins, PueAdwK'lated Press Photo. hours before the door to the blo, Colo., cuts on his face and Nina blonde of Hrimlmll, Commis-; church annex housing the trial Provo, Public Utilities voted one of the most beau- right leg wrenched. rhe complexion of the crowd was I ttth, was In! F. A. Wicker, s Crnnlpfl Cqr.tury, Cal., at the Brigham Young Sion, almost the reverse of that of the tiful internal injuries, lacera-- I .possible university. when was it made up a tions on his head and minor cuts 4 Company Certificate and bruises. and who Convenience Conrad Hubers- - 28, a chef, Los i. claimed to have come from 100,000 to See to Delivery Yakima, Continued on Page Three Idaho Wash., with the Necessity both testified that toe McClurgs, Boat Gas. Today McClurgs had been living together Franklin for several weeks in Yakima before Boise, April 11 1AP1 The public being married. Much of this testiIn Northwest utilities commission today granted mony was objected to by defense a certificate of convenience and counsel on the ground that toe necessity for delivery of natural character of toe defendant was By Frank O. Gorrie, Lead hot an issue, but it was allowed (Associated Press Sports Writer) gas to PcseateW na oilier cities In Hyrum , in southeast Idaho. to stand. ., 11 (AP) The eyes certificate was given to The Seattle, April testified several that Bolling' Amendment Tax British John McFayden and L. - 8. Denn- times McCiurg had threatened to of the rowing world were turnUnit Workers of Northern Area ing, who claimed backing of the kill his wife, but on cross exam- ed today toward Lake WashingConfident of Signing 1,000 Western company ination, admitted that v McCiurg Development 16 Goes On Rocks which had brought the natural had declared once ton, a picturtseque body of water Additional Acre Feet Discussion, April was she that gas from Wyoming fields into Salt "too good to kill and again that at the northern edge of this far The executive committee and Lake and as far north as Ogden. life wasnt vorth living without western city, where the famous Tokyo, April 11 (P) The British Representatives of Associated Inothers Interested in the success 009 declared $3,500 " crews The of CaliUniversities the of applicants hei steamer City of Peking struck the dustries Arrange Meeting with toe of line avaiLuble for proposed Hyrum reservoir the was bringing fornia were and to Further cross examination brot Washington rocks 15 miles northeast of port Local C. of C. Legislative Comto are Cache or project River Bear for battle Pacific Coast out that Boling was under sensupremacy forward this working steadily Mamilton island, south Korea, to- throughto mittee to Study Matter. for unit Presirrigation Malad, twenty-seconPocatello, for d the time. tence to McNeil Island for violaday. Passengers and members of valley the valley. Downey, McCam-mo- n tion of the Mann act while Leona The members of the chamber 100,000 the crew, numbering 81, were res- ton, Pocatello, Nearly the Director William Petemon of the persons, cx- was Franklin. It and local was to sentenced of commerce and all the reform ever crowd to the cued by a passing trawler and 4 witness an greatest U. 8. A. C. extension service and for tire com- school. business and professional men athletic event in the Pacific a member of the state water landed on a small island off the plained by attorneys which ever route wasp that ' arc especially invited and urged was 1 pany wltnessos clashed coast. LLe Korean to northwest, expected 1AU. ' storage commission, along with north of Ogden, yesterday to attend toe luncheon-meetin- g on evidence brought out watch one of toe most colorful 8. A dispatch to Bengo news agency followed coming W. Hendricks and L. B. Catne; would be supplied to 111 C. McCiurg for and dramatic spectacles In the active members of toe committee, of at tne Bluebird hext Wednesday, the trial John frdm Shlmonoseki said the City of natural gas to Logan and other the murder of his and take m. to Brigham, 12:15 west. 16th p. at adfrom enroute while April Many began locating wife, Mary Peking struck have returned Franklin, cities. of the A.ssodatod Press Photo. McMm-c- r vantageous points of view on the where they went from; Vladivostok to Dairen. Reports Cache valley part in the discussion to Thursday certificate E,"encJt the for order The constitutional shore of steameountv state,lake the proposed today for the meet with the representative le Edward D. Baker (top) and Harry were that a portion of the must toe J'dJKldno gas ready eventamendments. The meeting is bes,Jn which .was scheduled rocks but for group working for the success of front Stewart (wider) were killed by Foi- er still was above the loss. Otheni were pre- - lne project wheel of the car In which the this afternoon. ing sponsored by a specuY comthere. (Continued on Page Two) They appoiiit? st m. Cal, prison guards as they at- that it was believed a total the chamber under of air-'eto board the mittee boats and woman's body was found last Dec. paring d Peter G. Whitehead chairmanNtx to escape. Waller II. Tinkel-pimg- A salvage boat was sent out from direction of the Utah associated temptedwas planes for closer up views of tne 0! the committee to solicit water Moji. fatally wounded. (Continued On Page Two) races, industries. The members of the Grade from the farmers subscriptions on up the of on committee legislation in that area, who are expected with been havechamber provided to sign for more than al,0QU acre amendVast copies of the proposed t As feet of water. tomake a study ments and asked Director Peterson, stated, on The of them for the meeting. his return from Franklin, that Attordirectors decided that City Sam Spent by U. S. of this additional subscription two ney Leon Fonnesbeck with .com1,000 acre feet or more will help attorneys of the legislation asked out considerably In getting the Conference mittee of the chamber be President Hoovers necessary acreage to insure toe g to make-"special study of the With Bi- - Mmvt Industry last success of the project. Be Held Another Session Will amendments and be prepared to December Seen as Master Stroke ' Those"'ru""Cttcr;e''vattcyrho'travtr take the lekd in the discussion at A Divorce Case for Business linpetusSays flagThursday For the Purpose the interests of to Hyrum unit Utah Winter Wheat of Signing Treaty the luncheon meeting. stone. at heart,., have expressed, gratifi-- . - Marriage Representatives of the Assoc-at cation at the congressional change In It With Teeth 11 ( AP ) The ""Business iated Industries will be present London? April made in the bnl creating toe ger.rraily throughout 11 Crop (AP) London. the to explain Happy April naval to the the meeting the country is on the big five delegates Hyrum irrigation unit, to allow old amendments. conference today decided to hold and prospects are that tne Uni- as the bnde of a farmers 40 years for toe repayof Members of the chamber Chicago. Apnl 11 (AP) Here's a plenary session, on Monday for ted States traae and activity in British newsboy, Vivienne HuntThis ment of water contracts. New York commerce who desire to attend a divorce case with teeth In It; the purpose of receiving toe com- major industry will be greater at ington, was carried in an amendment tomorrow Celia leave with Mrs. will should heiress, Wagners three conference. teeth; the luncheon meeting the close of 1930 than it was for pleted work of the drawn up by Senator Wiliam H. husband, Alfred Cecil Durban, make their- - reservations by Mon- teeto. Another plenary session, will- - be 1929, and that it will be the her for King of Utah 'prior from Montrose on wron for be liner a divorce the Toronto,' will Ralph She is Plates if it held Thursday for signing, day April 14th. several days ago, and was greatest in the history of the naEurope and to make their a '1('rc broker, yesterday hope toey each. Wagner, seventy five cents (possible to prepare the prospective tion. This was the gist of the ' orne. introduced in the senate by Senshe hung her complaint on toe treaty by that time. Should it message brought to tne directors, , ator Sam Gilbert Bratton of New of need rsrecently teeth. Having treaty of the local chamber of commer- be impossible to get the - The favorable passage Mexico. statlstician,'here' THOUGHTS FOR she Charles late tooth a Pratt the or! extracted, Huntington, L The condition of getting by Thursday the signing thebwestern riTostnne maracer of the ready this of the King crop April portion He New a of and husband. rrMiect York, told her division ofhe Umted THIS DAY probably will - be deferred until assures Cache I was then amendment a as same the year ago, dena to Mllton of Archer of idea going Hunting. or 91 In any event it is States chamber o commerce em- coUjm toe, Easter. after percent of a normaL, and farmers the.,43 ..year , repayment tist. urging the good old method hoped that the heads of all toe bracing seven western states, at ton,Ncw York author. The groom, toe states rye crop was 85 per- privilege on the Hyrum unit. An Inspirational Talk from said 13, until his marriage' March a of extending toLondon for string be in will noon at a luncheon meeting Peterson Director and other , By DR. ARTHUR N. BEAN . earned his living selling news- cent of a normal. tooth to the knob of a door; said delegations the signing whenever it occurs. day at the Bluebird. Considerable damage to the members of the executive comFolkestone be slammed suddenly, station outside to door papers form will take his the The Mr. GOOD expressed treaty DOING Clagstone fruit crop by low temperatures In mittee are confident now that the the tooth. of a three part five power agree- pleasure on coming back to Lo- -, His father drives a butchers cart, The strongest moments of our yanking is reported from various jHyrum project can be won for toe January and engagement Mr. all marriage will worked backbone toe was That right, he which said he which ment of in always1 gan lives are filled with thoughts of the state. More than valley, and that toe necessary' secret parts revealed ' .were and slamonly as door kept between officiating to do be a Wagner complete agreement glad three-fourtothers. And. as a matter of fact, mer. of peach budsre acreage will be forthcoming to the string the United States, Great Britain Unfortunately, The stock market crash last' with their arrangements to sail and two thirds ofthethose what person can the expenditure in Cache of civil The tie dominion. t teeth. the to two and was attached limitation on affected the fall ClacstoU and Japanthrive on selfish-- 1 - cots and sweet cherries over the, valley by the federal government Folkeat took the diwhealecremony one oilared place a and one a Mr bad and of dandy reduction of all categories ness? toe reatestsum of av a whole probably were, of.. $I.500,opp, Uncle" , registry officer "There sea armaments and a supplemenmsWen Hlvtr in DecenUsmr.e False and mean rectly east of it. Sam Las' that money estimated. he killed, no at ceremony. religious two of France teeth As swung gorily called together toe capital becomes the life tary agreement including Cache valley. in office The ceremony the Wagof registry matters the string, and Italy concerning overshad-- , the end industry, at the instance of the wheel by only three perthe ners swung into conversation of upon which all the powers are in United States chamber of" com- was witnessed with owed of the Boxer character. It Wash- sons, a fellow newsboy in a a conference for no pesonal accord. merce, highly With personal. Eight Soldiers Killed We are very well satisfied with ington, and asked for their opin- groom, a railroad porter, and toe life interest be- -j was then,- Mrs. was brides mother The toe treaty which is in prospect ions and coopeiation in averting registrar. that her yond your own,' at the time and from our labors, said. Prime Min- possible panic conditions, he took in Switzeiland As Derailed how cold and un- by string she ucr the neither mouth. gioe rtis from her tooth after MacDonald an third a and a But ister 11 (AP) life. Ramsay important real is Everett. Wash., April Mt knew the .wedding The three vacancies in Mrs. meeting of the heads of the dele- step in the progress of this na- people high Norway. ' Everett doing good is be-- 1 theuwo had been made Dave molar system won her gations at St James palace this tions welfare. For years, the until after wife.X Montbeliard, France, April 11 school athlete, died in the box- yond toe confines- Wagner's man and carsubhave is a divorce. the The said, treaty people were killed soldiers cir(AP) speaker Elicit morning. when here last of your, own ng rmg night on a to Brighton in the direction to- ried the idea, which they have They went 33 injured in the derailment stantial and step 40 a.nswfr. clero gives the true and ward which we have been striv- been taught to believe is true, short honeymoon after thrir'j1 Advances in technology of a train at Laissey, between . pro-- 1 mhu n. stamp, the methods have improv- ing in the face of difficulties that the panics in a nation are wedding, and then returned to P'e). production thus Williams, another Montbeliard and Besanron today. Sympathies ChertEmbrook manor, and per coloring. be cannot be to both palatial quality ed Quantity and times averted, ,the at periodic appeared The soldiers were members of student. Investigators said Nor moved, purge our lives from tne of Russia's asbestos output, a which has been vlrtially knocked in the ton, a here the bride 18and her way apparently almost insurmountable. famous 152nd regiment suffered a heart the ' low and selfish. lived for mother have of .months. be long conditions much such and of proportion larger the treaty may The drafting head, for which was the most decorated attack. Williams was not Sir Christopher fibre material The body of obtained being one of the war. X Continued (Continued on Page six) on Page Four) (Continued -- on Pago Five) than formerly. Continued on Page Four - Piqua, O., April 11 (AP) Seven bank robbers armed with- machine guns and repeating- rifles killed one man and wounded two others in a running gun battle through city streets today after Citizens they had robbed the National bank and trusts company of approximately $10,000. Henry Matthews. 40, proprietor was of a delicatessen store, wounded fatally and Ray Alexander, manager of a loan, company,: was1 shot through the "flip and wounded seriously. An unidentified man was shot through the leg when the bandits turned into tne Dixie highway. While four of the robbers were looting the cages in the bank, an employee stepped on a burglar alarm and aroused the city. the Alexander opened fire on robbers as they left the bank. More than 100 rounds of shots were fired through the loan company windows. Matthews was standing in front of his store when the robbers opened fire. A bullet struck him in the breast and he died a few minutes after entering a hospital. The bandit automobile carryrobbers ing the heavily armed was driven north from the city with police in close pursuit. The police automobile had arrived at the bank as the robbers were starting away. 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