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Show t" WHEAT rvf -- lr May Jnlj LOGAN CITY, CACHE .VOLUME LIIL sums I ICIJlTli REJOICE AT SEAMANS RESCUE ' J i L jt' n W' KSM cold weather UTAH AND MONTANA: STORM TRAVELS EASTWARD George W. Skidmore Utah Engineer Speaks has Managed Local to Members of Knitting Company New Bank Director West-LernStateEngine- Since 1904 Association More Colder in Idaho but Administration of Only a Little Snow President Machado - 50 Autos Snowbound Threatened Sfiould Snow 3 Guarantee Repay Paid to Home People. ment on Projects. than jfffi with Growing Unrest near Great" Falls $1,000,000.00 Summit. Feet Deep at Censorship Imposed Minor Clashes. -- Denver, Nov. 14JVP Are- commendation that only such reclamation projects as can full r e p a y m ent guarantee should be authorized by the federal government was made to the Association of Western State Engineers here today by Salt Lake City, Nov. 14 (Pj the 27th annual Havana, Nov. 14 AP The Saturday rA'general snow stormrthe flrst niailed fist of the Cuban mtU-sale of the Union Knittfing of the season, swept over Utah tary was poised today above mills will be opened. last night and early today and Havana and Its environs, Commencing business in 1903 indicated it was head- - pared to strike hard in defense this progressive institution has pire, was snot and seriously into Colorado. jing jof the administration of Gerar unwounded today by a young kept a steady pace forward outTwo inches of' snow fell here do Machado, threatened with a j man identified as a member ot til it is one of the most but the yater content was ex- growing island-witf- e unrest. , a reactionary patriotic organizstanding knitting factories re-in Itremely low, being only .08 of Troops carrying rifles, patrolled ation. the entire intermousitain state M an inch. Weather bureau of- the citys streets, with mount-flcia-ls enginBacon, George Hamaguchi fell before the gion. of Utah. Mr. Bacon is chair' eer reported the storm gen- - ed details here and there. Stu-er- al walked as he s assassin pistol At the inception of this or- - man of a committee named to over the state, the eastern dent assemblies were forbidden across the train olatfbrm of ganization, quality production discuss the federal reclamation. . portion, being visited by the and householders remained in - i. I to I" the Tokyo central station prewas stressed and it has Deen w,uCy. storm early today. .their homes. to a train to paratory taking has factor that brought out reclam, this A censorship was imposed by the that pointing Pocatello also was covered annual the to attend Okayama rati0n fund is derived from sale the Union into foreground. the 4he government in the course clear but. cool and was weather maneuvers. army Men who have traveled for the i0r iease 0f natural resources in in prospect In that vicinity of the night on all outgoing Trie assailant, Tomeo Sagoya, of 25 the western states and that company for upwards and west to Nevada today, re- - cable dispatches, and upon the 23, stepped out of the crowd on called have regular the each years project upder fired ports here said. Apparently the capitals newspapers, two of and me platform lining year after year which- ation act should pay back to r storm had passed to the east, which, El Pais and Diaro De La a single shot from a distance fact has vindicated the judg- the fund the amount expend-me. of six feet. Without a sound, SSJLWfciSBS-JffSaA. E. ANDERSON of the organizers that te(i Upon it, he said congress a cnnnrefwrTw the premier clapped his hand sue-- j to a is E. Anderson of of A. prerequisite quality Anderspn the) recognlzes thg rights to the wound and fell to the Montana from Mta! supervision. semi-aristates to control the 1, umber company and presi- DeSUltory mlnor rioting fry platform. was of the water stake, n dent to, More Logan than $1,000,000,00 has, supply, subject, only unorganized bands of students curv ow The' poller pounced--upofreezing XutrWia Pmrthvnlasted into the night, with one been paid in salaries, wages the federal 'constitution, j named a director in Thatcher Sagoya and he was immediMrs. J. M. Grevs, (right) wife of the first mate of the schooner dividends by this company! Mr. Bacon scouted1 the theory Brothers bank at a session of and gtUdent reported dead and a aua ately subjected to a grilling. his urea' which was dashed to pieces off Eureka, Cal., harbor, 'that the reclamation fund the bank officials held last to local people. in wounded Ismail number Officers remained silent as to BrooMyn and Greve snow that The Jergen cjune from C&n&dd clashes vesterdaY , granddaughter, never gave up hope should stand the loss on evening. Mr. Anderson succeeds of the peak period the outcome of the question- daughter During rescued was of crew of 18, a blanket An investigation is being con (inset) was safe. Greve, only eurvivor his brother, the latS Robert more than 100 tam projects because of ing Sagoya was said to be a five miles offshore after clinging to a bit of wreckage for three days. S. S. Eccles of OgaieP" ducted into Y.the wounding of member of the Aikokusha, or t valley girlq are employ- - rect benefit to the area served Anderson. lnd lr of v'Hf Arturo Tagie Soria, a relative ed in one of the most health- - by the project If any such loss den and Hyrum Nebeker Love of Country association." temperatures 0j former president Mario Men-fe- ll is to be absorbed by Uie gov. Laketown were the out of town ful institutions, manufacturing Hamaguchi was carried to UTAH HOST bitSTATE FACULTY PLAYING rapidly, there was no he said, it should be directors present. ocal, who has worked with the the station masters office Everything is electrically equip- - ernment, ILY Nationalist Union in opposition congressional ap-s- o while his wife and members of ped and the building has been covered by rather stalautomobiles , f0 the Machado administration. the cabinet were summoned to- TO FATHERS AND MOTHERS OF STUDENTS arranged that It is daylight- propriation fund. than by the Former Cache 'l- Tagie, who is seriously throughout this industrial es- reclamation tfrp friip Th. prpmipr remaintion and mostftrtlnn Beltonjbelonged fAAnmrviowripfj mounded, s said to have en- (Continued on Page six) (Continued on Page Six) on six) , (Continued Page drifting poficemen In support of some Students and faculty of thei This morning from 8 until mow would impound the cars friends who were at- Utah State Agricultural college! 11 oclock, parents registered, next . untll was gtudent Snow spring. extend-ecoJ 1 home Miss Eva Beutler the visited in classes, hancS today Hyrum joined On feet deep on the level at three State on Stake Six) (Conthiued Page to Agree and welcome building, a Presidency cottage manynomics royal mg - - r Summit, fathers and mothers who came; and viewed the horticultural 1 Ten womeln occupants of the IT A Dead While Wins 4-- H Trip as the colleges guests to see show, which under the ckree-theDrops Prison Removal Brother of U. S. A. Cl Professor cars walked six miles through l1IAY I In PrSYOfS ; sons and daughters atition of Professor F. M. Coe Named President of t. D. .S. the snow to shelter. Another work and participate in much and his students, is outstandgroup of twelve men spent the Ecclesiastical Division. Chickens Salt Lake To Feeding (educational activity and social ing and che of the foremost City, Nov. 14 (AP) night in a cabin. Neither group Says kind of as its well which entertainment the, college sport -- Removal of the ktate prison by to information - Ijas Accord ing which the school has provided has even opened public (Continued on Page six) ! r . LaraenZ' two stages, to a s.te large enougH reaching Logan Henry W. Hen- . Miss Eva Beutler, North Hyrum Special t them, not only to day; but view. y, Hellenic Heads This afternoon those of the 70 prominent local farmer and for a 500 acre farm with -ample derson, present incumbent .ingan and Theron Roscoe Andrus,! also tomorrow. one. of the most interesting fathers and mothers who are highly respected resident ,for water rights was 'agreed upon t he ofice of. sheriff of Ban- Shakes Hand Of Marion, Summit county were) chosen by the U. S. A. C. ex- - acts of the dads and mothers) interested are guests of the many years of 'thrik'comihuhity at a joint meeting of the state pock county, IdahoK was. set Favors are gone! The anand the apart as president of the Poca. board of correction service committee Fri- - today was to inspect .the new liege at the Aggie frosh-Uta- h dropped stricken suddenly with state building commission late Ttcllo stake of the L. D. 6 tiquated millstone that has for day to represent Utah at na- - home economics cottage at the frosh gndfest in the college apoplexy, t while feeding his. His so long hung on the necks of chickens in the coop about yesterday. Recommendation that church at Pocatello on Sunday Uonal H club congress, Chi- foot of the hill leading to the noon on Thursday at his this plan be carried out w.U be- last with President Heber J. fraternity men was cut loose cago, Nov. 28 to Dec.. 5, in re- college buildings, then go on and cast away last Monday by 10 home here and died instantly, made to the 1931 state legtsla- Grant of the church officiating of classroom visiting. cognition of outstanding work. AP-T- he Salt Lake Nov. 14 City, to 2 vote "President Henderson, who is a Mr, Larsen had been in.ap- - ture. Miss Beutler, member win- Especially were they ddghted college library, F. of Dean father Coates, uMirmeeUiivFrom horp'on' the brother of Dr. W. W. Heoderson killed drama, parent good health up to the . The frst stage, under both ning demonstration team 1929 with the spacious quarters, the) The college here Tuesday night in an wuinfft of the Ut ah State Agncultural by adopted International, Portland beautiful interior decorationsiding by Auranla Rouberall, time of his death which came- program would of a service outindlgnantGreeksformal ead- attempted robbery an for suceedcd famgroups, provide as severe of to to shock faculty, two and stateliness his will a and be college is sturdiness Judge the club leader and open years parents 8110011 hands will Bet and climbing co-em her fifth year of work, the new library building in its night at 8:30 'at the, Capitol ily and many friends alnd ac- - appropriation of $400,000 for William A. Hyde, who for 25 wUhhis a slajrer of and not need to campaign so subtly headed Pocatello the equipment has ipurchase here. years She has given demonstrations renaissance design which is soon theatre. quaintances l'armthiLWimriL iho XnnHlt for a rating in the soup to nuts stake ; before hundreds. She will go to 'to be dedicated and then open! Tomorrow the program will Mr namen, a native of Swe- - Prison ,h , 7116 Question of favors arose bardened inmates and cember ll, apple packing den,1 was born Chicago as guest of Montgom for use of faculty and students be: 10:00-11:0a year aS and made a bone u umuwo, yiot- with complete new shelving of contest at mens gymnasium; 1859. He. emigrated, with uiiuuuiiuiiui ery Ward Moa" of to growl over for every PanHel his,eawitig cc.mpletlon this ticing attorney at Pocatello, washorticultural awards parents r to the United Young Andrus is a grower of steel, and furniture of beauti- 11:00-12'0- 0 lenlc meeting dunng the year, Cth chosen first counselor to Prescame to Utah in 1863, the would be purebred Hampshire sheep, was ' ful design and durability. In program; 2:00 football game, W to the site ident Henderson. Mr. Merrill is rob.when Important matters like removed winner of the state cmb health spection of .the new library Colorado Aggies vs. Utah State family coming to Cache valof the farm, the cost of the a graduate of the Bri gham ..V1 s rules and delinquency .. goaiting in order at noon today. contest for 1930; winner Aggies. i ley. He had followed the vo- - entire fees were not timely. It was project being estimated Yoong college and of Haiard'.u.1 medal for son achievement cation of farming at Hyrum at dld a site $1,250,000. Selecton of mulled about by all groups dur- university law school. He has ;hete df, Summit county and his sheep for many years. would be left to a commission iVIfS. MeT13 OlSCIl relatives and friends WTmyr0l1l!'oTa?-rl'1- ( Helen T. Griffiths , ing most of the year and left won many prizes at fairs Mrs such as selected the spot for many are his Surviving wife, I with other headaches to hang throughout Cache valley as well the counties and the state ArJna Christiansen ffirsen, and erection of the state , . 'over the summer. Then with the training as in Idaho. He goes as guest of the Cudahy the children: Roy, following school. Dies At Home hope of killlng or curing it was Judge Hyde resigned f rom Packing company. Away After arl. and Willis Larseri andj was p0mted out operation the stake presidency because of dragged out at the second meet- Ray Reeder . of Corinne and Miss Nellie Larsen, all of By; of a Kot em-ru-' would farm memgive of thls quarter and, given been a ill ealth He has h large were ln? Tooele tajrith Hansen, Evelyn Larsen of ployment to the inmates seven ber cf th L. D S. the wrong kind of Richmond special Mrs. Maa thorough airing which,- - after Seven Weeks Illness MjLua- and Joseph priesthood he added. chosen alternates. also . of ria Olsen died at her home here months the' year. It the treatment of last year, it , for 30 years and received a brotber.s.and 'was indicated a factory was worthy demonstration of love j Thursday Ihe ' also couldnt stand. Three weeks morning following sisters Hwum 4 , Inmat-an- d aurvive; ailweeks Jnqcessary to . Illness . , from .several the was granted m which Scouts esteem on , Of of his Mrs. Helen Thompson Grifand employ the probation part Troop Enoch Larsen and Mes- es during the winter, J due to advanced age. fellow stake members on Utah And Idaho 1"ments period its standing crumbled 59 Active Mrs. Olsen.was born Nov. 5, fiths, wife cf Robert E. Griff.ths dames Mary Brown and Antaiejuntil it slithered away with I PetJNeWS Uriels 1851, in Norway. She married passed away at an early hour Larsen, all of Hyrum; and Wood Choppers hardly a moan A Augustus Royter who cued in this morning, following an ill- - er Larsen of Montana. Funeral services will be held 1872. After immigrating to Utah'ness of more than seven weeks Had Never Before 1888 she married Carl Monday afternoon at 1 oclock Boy Scouts of troop 59 of was who J.OLj Hailey, Idaho Mrs. Gertrude an Mnj. Griffiths, Flashes Of Life f i 1Sen in the Hyrum First ward- chaLewiston Second ward had a j moJSJZom' mem- pel under the direction of Bi and popular accomplished, Been Halloween on the banks Duck, Hunting of . party Brockway, 18, ketchum, had a cir-i- n shop Silas Allen. Interment Bear' river near Lewiston New York Alfred E. Smith Surviving Mrs. Olsen are four be r cf the younger soc-etnarrow escape from drownme be will Mrs the in Peter was born cemetery the Hyrum at Johnson, a was children, Logan, cle, recently. It howling suc- the Wood nver Thursday write a weekly article for Charles Royter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Canton, G. Nov. 14 AP Icess. They -- roasted marshmal- - ls when the car Mrs Gates was Richmond; are among Ida ho; Jailmer Royter H. Neither Dr M. H. Reno nor lows and peanuts by the camp f newspaper syndicate, beginn-Russ- ei who Thompson driving went through a bridge Downey, CaUfornia r I.. MAn(ampI ntw trom Possible Solution An. accident in which three H. Bo vim, theatre man- - fire and kept the evil spirits l.nnfn, Ja,nry and Alma Ol- three miles from here. R, B (VeniceYost and 000 to 1,500 worm automobiles figured, occurred this aaer had ever cone duck hunt- - awav. by one step son, a rancher, rescued sen, French, afternoon south of Richmond at ing before, but thats not what Carl Olsen of Downey. On Saturday November 7 the thpm I Of Skull Mystery the state they told each other. There are also 19 grandchllsharp curve in theWilliam troop performed their good Hagerstown, Md. Four wild went out to a lake yes- - turn". Under the leadership of iurlsey? and ?eTeu,pll!iaflnts highway near the old They 0"dcn A shipment of 33 car-- "tern and six great grandchll- - lowed by one yearof at the New to Washington .McCarrev home. It was this city, I Jersey Academy terday to test each others stor- - troop comitteeman Lewis Rigby bave been l,000.dr21loads of approximately e house table cible to learn the names of all les of prowess and almost im- - the boys met at the meeting 2f ,,e. white later attended Putman Hall Anaconda, Mont., . Nov. head of cattle arrived here yes- - Mrs- - Olsen was a faithful var-!ver day Saint and served in Poughkeepse, New York, go (AP Possible solution of the who figured in the mixup, but mediately came uoon a fine lot house at 1:30. Each boy with Ja?lcgvlnB.u irronfo erday from Jackson Hole, Wyo.lterday Rcbey . 9 surrounding discovery Kingsley Stewart of the Blue of birds floating lazily. They an . axe in hand proceeded to ki ev.?y The cattle were loaded at Vic- - iuus church positions, among ing from there to West Lake mystery a skull near here last week Light Gas ad Oil company was fired In unison. Not one tuojfcj chop wood, hey ail worked secretaries, .9 Presidents being a counselor in the school for Girls at Los Angeles, of (or Idaho It was one of the these - hard and ward Relief Society f where she graduated after a was offered today by George the driver of oni of the cars, itook flight. ,BrcBes, secrethe and until faithfully consignments shipped Richmond largest e damRod Woodmont Ail three cars were badly rY 15 years. She al- - two year course. Advanced edu- - Wagner of Philipsburg. more some than said Bovltn. was who ifor task Those shooting," completed. from that section this year. ' cubSome of the occupants of " Wagner said t a party enroute (so spent a great deal of her! cation in her favorite work cul- Boy, that, beats em, said took an active part were: Lew-u-n 37 j the cars were scratched to Wyoming from and sick. Iminated the wRh And Oregon iReno. a in C Is in an H. hunter irate H, then Speech Rigby, Officials degree Idaho 8packman, of,time Burley, .1 Wales London The of was Prince will be held Arts at Emerson College, Bos-pa- years ago, camped west of here, bruised. Sheriff W. H. Shaw rose up from the reeds. Pitcher, Lewis . Wheeler, Grant" the Amalgamated Sugar com-- 1 Funeral services 1 where the skull was unearthed called to investigate. 2 Bovintand Reno are paying Bair, Val Rigby, Verl Ransom, ?'0,I?ie,ni ol ,e air F6 report that when harvest-- , Sunday at p. m. at the South in- A woman ,,n the group said by .bottles compressed . the Robert for Pitcher. ) chapel ware) is decoys beets completed ing of sugar on of to tanks Mrs. stead have been a Wagner gasoline next week about 38,000 tons of j motor vehicles. He ventured For ill Snow In became died. Sat and Falkner, wlH have beets gone through some speculation in addressing ILi diagram of the location of Workmen Injured In Effort To Dig Seek To Identify On Knife the factory since it opened scientific societies. the womans grave correspond1. petober ed closely with the spot where Thirteen Hours He of Guerney After 727 Landslide the skull was found. Bodies Out Of Used To Slay Portland Society AYoman years Salt Lake- - Pity L. D. Anderof continuous occupation, 25 with connected for son, years British trooos are to bo removNov. 14 (AP) NewPocatello, Makes States Class United Smelting, the Three workmen were Geology ed this month from this dot of man Hansen, a railroad workLyons, France, Nov. 14 AP Refining and Mining company, Portland,' Ore., Nov. 14 AP Authorities sought today lmd in the English channel, Four-vier- e er, sat in the snow in the eastwill leave here November 25 for injured today by falling masonry as they labored on ern Idaho woods for 13 hours, to identify a fingerprint on the serrated blade of the bread) hill in an effort to dig out the bodies of scores of perSoviet Russia to supervise Counable to move because of a knife which Wednesday caused the death of Mrs. Nelson C. . Mens, Belgium The "Dean of nstruction of blast, furnaces and sons buried Under the debris of an overwhelming landslide Siof in and and steel mills in Russia geology geography okaenrcPebefC WyfsterdaJ Bowles, ,13, Portland society matron. . , . jjsrlv yesterday moroinY '" beria. .The lone fingerprint-wa- s. . discavereiLyeslerdayJ; Police tahor ui- the wariiL Phm Gos-sai- d Theauthorities decided to use dynamite 'to morning. below the - handle of the hn, 78, has been stitching since was located it fell he when n immediately his He hfp Satina, Utah Doloria Nelson, j shaky walls of buildings still standing in the zone and menac-jgacanyon on a field trip. The from broke to climbed tree he had knife and a expressed thFopiniou it had been left by the, he was 11 years old. 4 year old daughter of Mr. and jpg the rescue work. j canyon revealed many expos ures of rocks and formations act his direct on after becoming little finger of a hand which grasped the handle tightly. Mrs. Elmer Nelson, died in a Icrt while hunting. The fatal wound was inflicted in the apartment of Mrs which" mates lethetC dating as far back as the tomriS1 infficetedytyerdany Wore of further landslides, The rescuers brought him out . and and times, to . Mrs. Bowles fertilizer from sharks has re- protozoic Loucks Paris, 25, former Irma to a a sled child7 woods of Dieu the os . I V. secretary The space undier the gi eat dome of the hospital hotel sfuriv makP5 was tramp.. iated cow. The II . " ,v led and proddedby the ani,mkl has beentransformed into a mortuary chapel to receive the j foTthe i , ZZ&Xr' thatwas formerly fmndsbip wil Lh Mrs Pam. Mrs. Tars Wednesday but her , condition bodj,LS as they are recovered. Only five bodies thus far have! their way up the canyon, the acmtoAptelto bJ ffitoi , in while herself Id apart-stabbed Bowles the Mrs police 100 000 teVto the South Seathoi)qht fT ' toe been recovered but it is known that between 60 and 4 dr!I fer use as curreiry. r8hca ' . sens are buried under the ruins. By Glenn Babb Nov. 14 (P) Yuko Hamaguchi, premier of Japan, and lion of politics In the emTokyo, t - HIT -- Yuko Hamaguchi Expected to Recover Assailant who Fired from Gose Range was Immediately NUMBER 268. IS SNOW AND DlSCffll f-- 0 COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1930. fl recdam-custome- rs nt ffUSK i d Si, -- indi-Cac- I Fanner ir v thicago Lo-jfo- i U.S.A.,C.Pan ' r , t I Sons Slayer 4-- ( Skid-Pacifi- to-no- w i I Wil-lwa- t J0. t Passes m; i - I . I I . As , y I 1 - Lat-i'sh- n:y at i ( ana-aged- - I , ny -- Three (a Fingerprint i Yesterdays . -- denrolisirthefj61,0 -- esefffieldetve - JKSd stuS .ffSA -- ufh? i ff ftn . f - |