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Show vwv Tuesday, April 22, 1930 TIIE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH PAGE SIX GANDHI VIOLATES BRITISH SALT MONOPOLY LAWS DEPARTMENT MILLVILLE Senior High . Election Friday DEPARTMENT PROVIDENCE SIRS. AN'Ve M. PIC HETT, Correspondent Senior high school students are looking forward to election day, Friday, April 25.1n-tere- st on the coast several months is running high since Services Held Also spoke of the resurrection. committee Mrs. Josephine Jensen has su the nominating Olson Hans the of Quartet. "Cost Thy Bread comprising memjoers recovered from her recent far by Clella student house of delegates got I'pon the Waters, illness as to be able- - to bt Nina nomRo,ella Winburg, oPon, J busy last Thursday and Providence Funeral services about again. She went to Salt Wmbmg and Edna Olson with Aged Pioneer Is inated officers for 1930-3- 1. were to visit, ln-- r held In the ward chapel Lake on Miss u.o by accompaniment Tad Bullen and Bill Preston, on Thursday afternoon for Wil- daughter, Sunday pi Mrs. Floyd Barritl Olson popular students at the school, ma, infant daughter of Mr. Laid To Rest Viola Elders Ruland Stirland of are the candidates for presiBishop E R Scott had visited Mrs. Ira libbitts, under Providence First ward and dent. The Misses Phyllis Lewis and this family and found that Mr direction of Bishop Josepn Rogers of Lewiston Firs' Olson was given very good care and Bernice McCracken will the H- in e Milhi'li who recently returned Zollenger. The choir unaer ward, he whom vice bv run for the sisters with ins presidency. direction of chorister A-- from the north western sta'c Etrvuis im u i H o,v. "ii ( the Rutn Miss and his home. Morris marie Wright ,id Held m Uu Ann. no Mathews furnished appro- mission, were speakers at mu Owens are candidates for the T H Cutler also paid tribute , Qnu H, el 11 music.' Elders . Done of Sacrament meeting on Suiulu priate of office IliS to the deceased secretary. and to las ill. VWt.i H Mlo,l 1 ,11 rwilll J. R. Zollinger and evening During Smlthfield, meeting, Vem and Stewart Ryan I1 music lanuly He spoke of Mr Olson s offered words of duet, Lo A Mighty Angel Fli-niMathews Leon Blujlf1 m. ii ii! no, for the are to campaign Cooley d hi Vwird love for little children 'M in was, was beautifully rendeud Zollinger Bishop post of judge with Charles consolation, remarks were made iilsoii at tlie choir vvr. i lew closing remarks. by Elders Stirland and Roams KowaUis and Miles Romney In made a were Bitters Franklin v o liaud jppro-j- u by Bishop a. offered by Elder Elder Dicker of Arizona, who oigar , the race for the office. Other Prayers iiS a pi elude and Tlie closing song was, "Farewell late had been a companion in the as William Checketts and E. be will officers appointed All Honois" wild lt.d Earthly pu. Hade ith these Elders Special musical num- north-we- st soon as the new crew is elected Benediction was pronounced Ucoi ie Pm.- - n Ki nnetli Iur-- j bers were a vocal duet, Miss and the Misses Benson of Loof student of master to the 1 ship Elder Ho bv i George Linquist on, He jmhi, Josephii Fern Chugg and Mrs. Marva gan were also 'in attendance state. the Cache Stake piesidency Juisuii Idid Ft u si m and Mrs. Joseph Felt and childCammack, song Dyrene Tibbits folA cars of number large Juivm 'Ine liovurs wiie solo, One ren of Salt Lake are visiting and company; organ y ceme-teito the and weie lowed the lemains profuse and btatuilul Miss Gladys at the home of her sister. Mis Fleeting Hour, where the grave was deditamed by Mis 1 ill Hand,Mar-tivocal H. M. Zollinger. of Smithfield; Corbrioge Major Bittle Iehi xiii Hia Ixeison and cated by Bishop Franklin Olsen. Alton Junior and duet, Mrs. Harvey Jensen of Hyrum ters ie Olson, btelia I.u.son, Interment was in the Provi- spent Monday at the home of Out of town people who atMatilda Uhim All notes ol the dence cemetery. her parents, Mr. and Mis. C tended the funeral were Mr deceased on left A. Smith Mrs. Joseph M. Hammond. began by the and Mis Ralph Griffin, 'Ihe Ol(Including games of. April 21) Thursday for Thatcher, Arizona choir siiUAng Btamiful Zion, Beth Rand and Mrs. JamesMarie The sympathy of the entire will his continue he where Built Aboe, ward prater, Selwyn son and two daughters, goes out to Mr. and Mrs Press Associated . The By music at In as Instructor work Hulte. The t him .sang, Shall and Matilda, all of Logan and Conrad Bruderer in the passing Smith Mr. and school. the high We Meet Bejond the River?" Nils Pehrsan of Pocatello. NATIONAL were called home on away of their 13 year old son in his Chur-K- s was born Olson family B was Hans .The iirsl peake: who died at the family accotint of the severe illness Loran, on Audi i ton v lio said he had Varpeing, Sweden, July 26, 1848 home Batting:'i Hsher, Cards, .571 Thursday afternoon now Olwho has his of son mother, of more was He the for Bcrrgt OLcui Runs: Brave?, Riohbourg, knovn Mr with A wm tntfti following pneumonia, Ol-sHhuto work-,i- n 7.Johanson Gunilla improved. son and had He Stephenson. Cubs, than tort) yiais scarlet fever. of Aharmtabad 1884 Gandhi Mahatma leader nationalist luS.a. with follower at In hit tha Utah to came leaving Mrs. A. anil (right), Smith Mrs. Joseph Sr., ill Cie eaiiyuli and batted - In: Comoroskr. td with Dr. Joseph Felt motored from a start of their march to tha Gulf of Cimbiyin TheTKeivu anobeorence eampaTjjn again in Salt In the In' Ids and had found For two years he lived Millville 10. oseph A? Smith,- J r., and Mrs.-Alfr- Salt Lake, Pirates,' reached Dandi volunteer his Gandhi violated When and law British the law. salt they Thursday and spent" came by to monopoly honLake nty' and of wife 13. Judge Budge, Cubs. him to be a hard walking Hits: Stephenson, the night with his family at dipping up tea water for tha manufacture of salt. Picture below ahow a group of Gandhis followers were of Idaho, Boise, est roan and a pood neighbor In 1886 where he has since Bildge Doubles: 4, Neun, Braves, . during tholr march to th tea. o E. Han- the M--home of Bishop and Mrs Nds r. Olson said he had resided. Triples: Ford, Reds, Comor-osk- y. dinner guests of Mrs. J.week. . Zollinger. H. He never married after the of on last sen 2. been the deceased's ward teach-fo- r Friday Pirates, Mr. --many years He also death of his parents, he made George S. Tibbitts of Mrs. Homers:.Friday Budge spent Jackson, Giants, and relating to less Important at the home of her aunt Montpelier, Ida., came here toof the faith of the his home with his two sisters. 2. Allen, Reds, night sjxik n Peher-soof disarmament. phases attend the funeral of the inOne sister Mrs. Hannah Stolen bases: Jackson. Giants Mrs. Joseph A. Smith. family, enter- - fant of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tib- passed away last Decem2. Norman Ream Mrs. Martin OLson said he tpd also Is survived by tained on Friday afternoon in bitts. been a ward teacher in the ber. Mr. Olson AMERICAN Miss. Norman Ream and home of these good people one sister Mrs. Elsa Peherson. compliment to her little daughCongress ter Evangeline. Games on the daughter Evelyn left for PortMRS. LIZZIE L.WNE, ( orrcH,mk'nt Sox, Whit Cissell, Batting: lawn furnished the entertain- land, Oregon, on Wednesday .583 ment for. the afternoon. A where they will meet Mr. Ream. p. Runs: Bishop. Athletics, luncheon was served to Mrs. Joseph Campbell enterdainty 6. Mr. Lake for conference, RETURNED MISSIONARY and Indians, little girls. tained at a family dinner on sixteen In: Runs Mrs. William Hodges of Marysbatted SPEAKS Simmons, Mrs. F. C. Rossiter of Salt Wednesday evening. The occaElder Virgil Mar- - ville, Idaho called on relatives Athletics, Cronin, Senators 8. Lake, Mrs. E. D- Mathews and sion being the lady birthday Lewiston 9. Hits: Johnson, Tigers and old time friends of LewisE. Hansen spent SaturCovers were laid for Mr. and Doubles: Todt, Red Sox; L. Mrs. J. southern ton turned from the of home at Mrs. Charles Vogle, Mr. and the afternoon day Mrs Velva Blair and children Sewell, Indians; Kress, Browns Mrs. Mary Marler. Tea was Mrs. Leon Alder and Mr. and continues states mission where he has Lobby committee 3 27 of are been laboring for the past Ashton, Idaho, served. visiting Mrs. Joseph M. Campbell. prohibition Investigation. Triples: Lyons, White Sox; 'months, was one of the speak- - friends and relatives in Lew- Goslin, started by the pipe becoming House: Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hammond Mrs. Hyrum Jones entertain. .. SAC&A.HLNT .. Regan Senators; Myer, e sacm-thout iston for a short time. . of terx at. the. Third 'ward too hot- - The fire was put Mr. and Mrs-C- . ed on, Wednesday In compliment Retums accompanied by SPRUCE Red Sox. and. Falk. .Indians, Mr. was done. and Mrs. La wrence BowC. Clawson, motored to Salt to her birthday, the afternoon Johnson hill to provide j merit meeting Sunday. Elder River Heights The Sunday before much damage Simmons, Athletics, Lake beadditional benefits for world Marler related some very in- -- den of Moore, Idaho, spent the 3. and attended the pageant was spent in a social way. A evening Sacrament services REPRESENTATIVES OF 5 expert pa3t week with Mr. Bowdens missionary war veterans. trestlng Sunday evening. rtumlng bounteous dinner was served. Stolen Combs. bases: Yanks; gan with singing, Secret PrayDOWINENT NAVAL POWERS com ances. After visiting here with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph commerce Interstate K. R. Campbell a.nd Miss er. the opening prayer was o'Bourke, Bluege, Senators; LONDON IN will! he two TREATY sons and few a Elmo valrelatives Bowden, SIGN on days mittee opens hearings offered by H- G. Henmger; song, Browns; Johnson, Tigers, and Vena Chugg returned from Salt to j and Stanley, leave for Mesa, Arizona, uation of terminal facilities. Lake on Sunday having gone "WeD Sing All Hail toJesus Falk, Indians, 1. -- Mr." and Mrs one meet Alma Mr,, from and Continued his Mrs, Bowden j committee Page parents, affairs Military down to attend the pageant. Elder Joel Rieks was Name; who were Cornish and Marler Bert family, of Sunday guests disposal Mrs. W. J. Checketts returnup question The Arabian city of Aden is speaker... His. .talk through the - three - months and takes frOi fof, of Mrs. Elder since Bowdens have moved Mr. there parents f ll iii. i.j ..a l vV to obtain Its first drinking ed home on Sunday after fit consisted om "brief outlined one day of difficult negotia- of Muscle Shoals. Mrs. H. H. "Damelsenr mission and to the call Marlers MONDAY .months winter the !iUbba. disin water and otherwise conference V. pageant than spending the by TsUtW tions, were the last of the five Senate those who for field. Mr. Omtas Buttars, who attended Among ynp sea water through the in Salt Lake with her children. A If ORB tilling Salt Lake. CB rTrftBI cn .PI I power representatives to affix same conference and labored the in mission, the pageant at work of an American well drilvoted BRAND HIUU40taw I Judiciary committee Mrs. Hazel Checketts returnElder Salt Lake from the Tuesday at 2 p. m. the Relief their signatures. Bet, Safest. Reltahl. Baf Now unfavorable report on nomin- and who accompanied Second ler who has under-groun- d ed home from Oakland Calian work 'sold held The their definitely by pBWGim m&Vwiuii tapped signed officers treaty were ward mission to Marler Hazen society ParJ. of headquarters. John ation Judge Bishop has been last week. She fornia limits the havies, in all cate- ker to be member of supply. mission ISpackman and Counselor Cyril fdr and business meeting. Dainty the left when supreme they refreshments were served to gories, of America. Great Bri- court. field, also spoke for a short Pitcher and Mr. and Mrs. H. tain. and Japan, and provides Th. Danielson and daughter Ina. twelve members. time. Senator Blaine appointed unMiss Mane Danielson, who is Miss Mae Nielson entertained reduction in ships already least chairman of postoffice InvestW K. Mr. Mrs. and Seavcrs, der construction in at at a house party Wednesday one and little daughter, and Mrs teaching school at Preston, igating committee. category, ships. capital Na- Jacob Gessel and evening in honor of the daughters spent last week end with her not Senate voted repeal of could France and H. tions origins provision of im- Clarice, and Gladys of Logan, parents, Mr and Mrs. H. day anniversary of Miss Naomi compose theirItaly differences and law. of Danielson. An derson..... Games and . music, so -were guests dinner -- to migration Sunday adhered only Secret ' agents ' ordered Into Mrs. Cesser's were the features of the eve- othertoday daughter andjjRXHDAY AND WEDDING sections of the- - pact, w Mr. and Mrs RusNNIU;KSARY OBSERVE!) ning Dainty refreshments were which, important enough in Pennsylvania and Illinois com-by to twelve served guests. investigating Layne prior to their departure themselves, prescribe a capital campaign The Bowman family met at for the east where they ill eo the home of Mrs. Mrs. E. J. Keveren returned ship holiday, on mittee. limitation Bert Glover described Norris Senator by automobile to visit with Mr Tuesday April 15 in celebraMonday from Salt Lake where sizes of submarines, humanizaSeavers mother and sister of tion ot her she attended tlie pageant tion of their use, and record Speaker ' Longworth as "acting birthday anniverMr. and Mrs. iehLQlsoil and agreement on other technical arbitrarily In holding for 10 New York and Chicago. They sary and Mr and Mrs. Glovers expect to return in about six tenth Miss Anna Olson were also in phases of tlie conference work. month "lame duck toresolution Wedding anniversary' a house weeks. without referring it Balt Lake attending the pagMrs. Glover was presented committee. week a .After 22 week spent end AP) By eant last having London, April with many useful gifts. The naval treaty Senator Brookhart attacked visiting with her pnront3 Mr aiternoon was spent m sew Mrs. Laura Wilson recently terms of the comJ and Mrs and Haslum, and social chat, after returned from Salt Lake where .signed today by representatives bination' which he said was Mrs Ariel Joseph Marler and child- ing live powers at London, which luncheon was served to she visited with relatives and of the wets to to elect Sunto ren attempting Salt returned Lake, United States should have the following ladies. Mrs. friends, and also attended the the achieved parity with Great Bri congress. day, accompanied by Mr Mai- Florance Glover, Mrs. J. W. and conference and pageant . comcommerce Interstate brother-in-laa Syller Miss Bessie Alice Bowman, Mrs, Chailcs Thompson of tain by the date of its expira- mittee considered railroad con- van and Marler, who came from Pond, Phoebe Pitcher, Mozell Los. Angeles, California and Mr. tion, December 31, 1936. Japan solidation legislation. Salt Lake Sunday morning and Bowman. occupy at that tims a ratio House: Delecta Karren. and Mrs. Milton Wilson and will returned in the evening. power somewhere Plioebe Bowman and Beth small daughter of Balt Lake of naval to Passed revise Waters bill, five-fivMrs. Melvm E Kent Weaver. the' Mr. e and three cap wn visiting- with Mr. and ital a ratio upon ship agreed Bishop and Mrs. L. W. Marler Mrs. Thomas Rider. Fridav am Mr ami Mrs 1922 confer- fHm straight- - poundage rate, to Democratic invention the rai Layne Mrs Beatrice Bcrnham of ence Washington space rate per mile basis. of last week at the Bluebird attended a welcome and the & home deCamilla Passed bill Mrs. to Linthicum Salt Lake, and in Logan. rati0 Which the auxiliary in honor of Virgil Marler Star Yeamiui of Los Angeles.. .Call- - Tokyo- delegation sought at. the signate tlie Spangled Miss Reba Bair spent last party .the home pi his sister and Banner" as' the National An week end at Richmond visit- at, fOnilft have been Visiting Vflth beginnlng of this conference brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. their , parents, Mr. and Mrs. of home at her the Nine battleships are to be them. grandIra Harris, of Fairvlew. Omnibus rivers and harbors ing Peter Baugh. Mrs mother Bair. or ase in of the scrapped, FLAYS Mrs. Ruth Karren and Miss to training bill carrying about $110 000,-0three, converted introduced by Chairman Leah Karren attended a shower a five year capital vessels, and and at Smithfield, Thursday of last The River Heights play, sh tp construe Uotv holiday- - is de- Dempsey of the rivers ' at College, was pres- - creed. week, in hondr of Miss Bessie to be sc rap harbors Committee. The 4 ships comcommerce Interstate Morse. ed ted at the Eight ward, Thurs- - jped are. for the United States, mittee heard in Uhe testimony Mr and Mrs Alvin Orchard day evening. Florida, Utah and either support of the senate bill to of Burley. Idaho, called on j By The Associated Press. Friday night the Logan Third Uhe Arkansas or the Wyoming, create ina Wool-Moha- ir national health A. M I. their aban-play, ward Uhile Great Britain will friends and relatives at Lwis-- ) presented Del Bissonette, 4 Robins Hit before the Iqon the Bembw, the Iron Duke, stitute under .the public health ton on their way horn from "Mr. Bob. and homer to 4- members of the River Heights the Marlborough, the Emperor service. conference and the pageant, Military affairs J sevenIo'8-runs as Robins ward. Thoie seeing the play or India and the Tiger. Japan were dinner guests of Mr continued to work on draft They Mrs. David Layne Friday and 'will scrap the Hiyei. enjoyed it very much of bill to dispose of Muscle Mr and Mrs Orchard were ubs At the track meet which was 4 Pitched under the tea ty the United Shoals. Cubs ,nS,on'victory over Reds, Held Friday at South Cache, may have 180,000 tons formerly of Lewiston. 4 five hits South '0f large cruisers. Geart Britain tween Preston and While on their way to Salt j jll5ing Travis Jackson Giants Cache, La Mar Jensen of River j 146,800 tons, and Japan 108,400 Smashed out two home runs, 4- Heights 'won first place in the tons; in small cruisers the Scores drove in four runs, to help mile race. United States may have 143 500 Genwation Giants whip Phils, Early one morning, John tons. Great Britain 192.200 tons 4) .Irvjug Hadley, . Senators- LtindbeTf Tudthe narrow' 4 100,450 tons; deJapan 4 Scattered Athletics' The Associated Press. of By Ins hits brooder eight cape having 'stroyer tonnages are set at, the Silverware 4 and gave them first defeat, 3 4 coop bum do an. Whin the fire United States 150.009 tons. NATIONAL LEAGUE: 4- Ted Lyons, w hite Sox -- Heid was seen it was burning the Great Britain. 150 000 tons and If iiifoml to oil New 8. York piirh)i'p Browns to Philadelphia 6, five m hits '10 roof of the coop- - The blaze was Japan 105,500 tons. innm! 4 Ea'ji qf Boston rvc.iii, h .ill litt JUs look 15. ings and tripled to start tally the three powers agrees to keep Chicago 3.9, Brooklyin lit wlrit w li.ni In toi ln 8. Cincinnati won 4 that game, 0. submarine tonnage within 4 Pittsbugh 6, St. Louis 4. Clint Brown, Indians Held oiiihlm in. iv : ml 4 Tigers to five h.ts as Indians 4 of I tic Neither France nor- - Italy Is a ns4nt si It 4- AMERICAN LEAGUE. won, in 4 signatory to that section of the Washington 6. Philadelphia 3. yilnri pm'inftvI 4- rii.ii iTorii.ii hjlik . s wTl and Cleveland 6, Detroit J. cruisers treaty limiting 4 Zinf.miM Grape Hants, ih'l ml;Mlu a and safcraft, auxiliary St. Louis 2, , Chicago 3. .10VU'14. UllUH 2 )iLars old, 13e .iliit 4 eguards clause has therefore idle been inserted which Win allow Others PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE' Eiliier Grape Plants il',n iorroith li:nr!' either of the three powers to 4 2 jears old, 5)r Cli.iiros model .He Bihona. ematiratal? Tk Iff increase Its program, the others Open date; teams traveling 4- N ATOM'S UMUT-to- ur theirs hi Increasing proportionStrung sturdy slot k. The Italian government has tiieauld. aafe. should 4- a continental removed its ban from Imported ately, Plant now. kxatirai You'll feel Bn la 4 naval race develop. the mornin. motion 4- films 'vuth Promptly and , & France and Italy signed songs In picture . 4 p'eaaaatljr nd. th. TO MGHT j. ii hide a cither language of 4--, sections of the treaty fixing a than Italian but still th. bowel powm, that rOXOBAOV 91 West 2 North, Logan Utah aauat beadacbee 25c. CO. capital ship holiday, prescrib- entry of sound filmsprohibits A1R16HV with 4 Thi A!J. 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