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Show 0 i I WHEAT MARKET (AT) CHICAGO. May 29. I tJuly Wheat Majr Com ?U6; $11-8- . Oats 47 THE WEATHER fair Friday Generally cooler in and Saturday west portion Friday. 4 M-6- lie; 48ic. XLYIII. voyjME FIRST PLACE IN Cjche Valley, and WHEREAS, THE UTAH AGRICULTUJ AL NATIONAL, SUMMER SCHOOL, is the xeatest factor today advertising Logan and Cache Valles to the world. and I LATE PRESIDENT PEI1R0SE TO THE! l WHERE, The Utah Agricultural College is the greatest jingle factor in the educational, social an(, financial life of l 10 BE BISHOP C.MLEY SUCCEEDS "E PROCLAMATION 1 NUMBER 128. LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1923. h f PRESIDENCY college at McCormick Us .Angeles So Judee De- cided in The Matter of he Elk Hill Naval (By Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, ' Federal Judge McCormick de-j- $ of the governtided in favor ment in its suit to cancel the contracts and leases held by the Petroleum and tjie Petroleum company in Elk Hills naval reserve in - Transport company and Pan-Americ- an California. - NOW THEREFORE, John A. Crockett, Ma.vor of Logan, do hereby proclaim the week of May 31 to June 6, as NATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL WEEK, and urge every citizen to support the Summer School by not only boosting for the same but by purchasing during this week at least one ticket to the Summer School course which has been ai ranged for our benefit. The judge declared that involved the papyment fraud of a by Doheny to Fall and that President Harding ex. when le ceeded his authority trasferred the reserve control from the navy to the interior department. The Doheny payment to Fall is contrary to good mor$100,000 said said. IT, Rhode Island, The navy department already made plans to administer the naval oil reserves 9. j lay has in such decision handed in Los Angeles yesterday. view of tlown BROADCASTING STATIONS -- GIVEN IN PLACES AIR MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM TO BY AMERICAN IN LOGAN CHARGED LEGION POST Boy-Sco- u ht Associated Press) WASHINGTON- - Mry 28 By - licensing of seven' new broadcasting stal:on3 has been announced by the com merce department which announced that one hundred and fifty other stations are standing by waiting an assignment to places in the air, The radio President ce MRS. J.K. MULLEN LEAVES Honors CHARITIES TO A Memphis Negro Who ( MUCH l!y Asmx'iated Press) DENVER, May 29 A beSaved Many quest of three quarter million cf dollars to the Denver Catholic charities by the late Mrs. WASHINGTON, May 28. K. Mullen wa8. made known TAP) Tom Lee, J. wealthy Mem- -. Phis negro today. creditied with saving the lives of thirty-two- . persons hen the steamer Norman went Dogs Declared recently in the Mississippi nver with a loss of more than a Disease Carriers wre of lives, was received today by President Coolidge. Bv Press) Accompanied by Paul Block ATLANTIC CITY, May 29. nd George Morris, owner and where the heart is openalitor, respectively, of the Mem- Homes to ed the dog may have the door phis New s Seimitar, who arrang-- 4 opened to diseases of many for Toms trip to Washington was the warning issued th negro was ushered into the kinds, Minas Joanides, of MinDr. by off ice as collie neapolis;" Minn.yaHho American cnded by him for his bravery Medical Association meeting toJater was photographed day. Stressing the importance snaking hands with Mr. of treating the dog as a dog and a not as a human being, may that dogs explained ORIGINAL AIRPLANE carry tuberculosis, diphtheria, scarlet fever, measles, smallpox practicalMAYG0T0 INSTITUTE and rabies.' They are of tapehost the only primary ly worm, and often carry fleas, ticks and lice.Associated Press) DAYTON, Ohio, May 29 Dont allow your dog to sleep Jin ?njJi.naI Wright airpkne in your bed or' eat off your h given to : the Smithson- - plate," he advised. institution at Washington, If a man likes his dog well of the g enough to make a member v.- hy Orville Wright, the institute meets his family but of him, Dr. Joanides animal duirerr.ents which wilLJbe q advised that he keep the to T),. Walcott, next clean and train him to avoid con'"H. tact with infected materials. lives on Asstw-iate- . - Dr,,Jo-annide- - ! 'n - pro-ain- pre-Bte- Town of Seven Thousand Souls. HANGS HIMSELF (Bjr Associated Press) . (Bv Associated Press) HarNEW YORK, May 29. K. in behalf a Thaw, whose, ry half million dollars Tias been n legal entanglements is enroute today from the bright lights of Broadway to a peaceful town, Winchester, Virginia, where he himself enforces - the law Proudly opening his coat, Thaw, before he left yesterday, displayed a deputy sheriffs badge and took pains to explain that he had chosen a life of a quiet fellow in a place where newspapers leave him alone. All night cabarets at which he recently was seen with Fawn Gray the dancer, to whom he said he has given five thousand dollars worth of diamonds and bracelets, still attract, but that fast life, he says, is nothing compar. ed to that in a town of seven thousand souls. Why, Pm a magnate down there, Wsaid,' referring to his -- suppurt , of thg spent-i- Preacher Fitz-Simmo- ns Every Hour Brings Us formerly presiding bishop of the Church of Jesus Chist of latter-da- y Saints, yesterday was chosen to be second counselor to President Heber J. Grant in the first presidency. President Anthony W. Bins, second counselor to President Grant, was made first counselor the place made vajitnt by the death of President Charles W. Penrose. No announcement was made concerning President Nibleys successor as presiding bishop. , Reorganization of the first presidency, including the selection of Bishop Nibley as second counselor to President Grant, was presented by President Grant- - at-- the regular meeting of the presidency and of the Icouncil of twelve yesterday. The Dr. CalPUEBLO, May 29. eb W. Presnall, of Trinidad, Colorado, who was charged with wife murder, hanged himself at the .Woodcroft sanatorium early today, He tore a handkerchief into strips, fide it around his neck . and suspended himself from a screen? Prrisnell.Vtib was a former army major, has been rdwnsi&aseball team uhdert observation for nearly a ' year following the mysterious Change! Church death of his wife in a lonely country road near. Trinidad last Ordinances to Sint ! July. His wifes body was found near a car where Presnall was Whims of sleeping and he offered no satisfactory explanation of the death, He was placed under ob(Bv Associstod Press) servation at the Rev. NEY YORK, May 29. relater and at Denver, hospital Dr. Emerson Fosdick, Harry moved to Johns Hopkins, at is. to preach his first Baltimore,, where he underwent modernist, sermon Park Avenue Bapthe at a cerebral operation but no un the Rockefeller tist church, usual condition was found and on Sunday, having ac-he was returned to Trinidad to church, b e pastor, a face trial. At the , preliminary j jLePteu the word ch.urchwill drop to hearing, he was oemmitted and name the from Woodcroft for thirty days toj baptist of abandon the baprequirement permit of further examination tism by immersion, as he stipu for Closer to An Under- standing With Countries Which Are in Debt to U. S Since During War Times. (Bv Associated Press) - WASHINGTON, May 29. Progress toward the clarification of the war debt question continues at a steady pace with both significant development here and abroad, with indications that Italy is nearing a basis for formal negotiations, overnight dispatches from Paris, quoting Adolph Ochs, publisher of the New York Times, declared that headway is being made toward absolution of .the .French.., debt problem. was unanimously sustained and approved.. According to the church auth recommendation the advancement from to first counselor1 of President Ivins as a proper recognition of his wise and efficient leadership, as It is said that he is universally respited and admired by all who know him. The general authorities likewise approved unqualifiedly of the selection of Bishop Nibley as a member of the first presidency. It is the opinion of those at the head of the church that this choice will meet with general approval among the membership of the organization. r For eighteen- - year-- President lated. UNCLE SAM . BUSY, STRAIGHTENING OUT orities-- . second - f Coatltwed ; tod patef two. ). OFFENDERS OF LAW (By Associated Press) Two CHICAGO, May 29. hundred and sixty nine indict- ments against manufacturers and individuals concerned in the manufacture of refrigerators, furniture, casegoods, radio cabinets, clock cases, whose ' plants are located all over the country have been returned to the United States district court by a federal grand JurLtAli are charged ' with being engaged m-combination in restraint of trade existing since 1913." -. RECOVER! BODIES FROM -- FLOODS REPORTED FINLAND MINE tBy Ansoclated Pre COALGLEN, N. C., Ma The bodies of tw enty six vic-tibeen , recovered have from the Carolina Coal company mine in which. fifty two miners were entombed in an explosion on Wednesday. , Forty women are left widows and seventy" five children orphans as a result of the disaster. SHOT PUT RECORD DISCARD POOR (By AsstK-latM- Press) PHILADELPHIA, May 29, I Ralph Hills of Princeton, broke u ' (Bv Associated Press) intercollegiate shot put QTATPQi (By Associated Press) 1 LI u 1 I LJ ord' with a heave of ' forty-nin- e SYDNEY, New South Wales, Af"NEW YORK, May 29. feet eight and t ter having accepted one thdu-san- d One third of the town of aWagga I inches I at the intercollegiate flood is I Associated inundated, by By Press) one hundred and ninety Wagga track and field meet preliminriver! .WASHINGTON, May 29. the from Murrumbidgee dollars for living expenses dur-in- g which rose twenty-eigaries today. feet in The favorable - wheat a six months tourof the Un- forty-tighours." It" is "Still may be reversed this- season,the ted States and rejecting offers rising. Several thousand are department- of agriculture deof a quarter of a million to com- driven from, their homes and clares in its June report. In- Doctor Urges Careful mercialize his prowess, Paavo two are missing. Five were stead of a bumper crop, a poor Nurmi, the worlds greatest dnwned in the Qqeanbeyan dis- yield appears in sight with a Modeling of. Noses likelihood of better crops abroad. runner, is enroute to Finland. trict yesterday.-4 . More than half the winter wheat He will earn fifteen dollars (Bv Scieilce Service) acreage. has been abandoned in weekly as a draughtsman at the BODY OF YOUNG CITY May ATLANTIC states several including New Ilelsingfords and run for the noses should be good Mexico and Texas. love of the game, rather than for both blow and show in the w WOMAN : FOUND for money. opinion of Dr. Vilray I Blair Infantile Paralysis of St. ..Louis,' who describes beAfworlatwd Press) fore the American Medical As(By Dog Dandruff Often NEW YORK, May. 29. The sociation in session here today modern methods of constructing body' of Ftorence-Kane- r thirty; :krRdieved-lBy- r Causes with her clothing all- tom ' off, been destroyed or fourtd faulty. and her skull crushed, was found Spinal Puncture A doctor should bestow as miicn in a vacant lot half a block from ( By Science Service) consideration when cutting out her Brooklyn home. Two diaATLANTIC CITY, May 29. new noses as a dressmaker puts (Ly Science Service) Asthma is only skin deep and mond rings were , still on her on a piece of goods and he if patients would have a skin ht nds indicating that robbery . ATLANTIC CITY, May 29 have an accurate pattern As a result of the study of thir." should before test made to find just what was not the motive. cutting into the prepared ty cases of infantile paralysis tissues, he said. He must allow they are sensitive to- successful in Detroil last year, Drs. J. C. for treatment could be 'given, acshrinkage and for trimming1 AIRPLANE FALIS of H. Rowe to Albert Montgomery .and W. C. Cole of when he transplants tissue in cording that city, reported to thi Amer- order to Oakland. Calif., who spoke begood end reTWO KILLED ican Medical association today sults. Theproduce fore the American Medcul Ashard parts or the that frequent, puncture of the cartilagenous structure of the sociation here today. column with drainage of nose ace put in only after the Horse, dog and cat dandruff spinal Associated Press) (By are the most frequent causes . ERIE, Pa., May 29 Two the fluid had greatly relieved soft parts have' healed into of asthma, and wheat, eggs-milbrothers were instantly killed the pressure and benefited many plueb. Material for the new nosand other fcereala are in order j when an airplane in which thev cases. None of these cases when es is provided by takipg flaps of sequence the common foods were making a test flight fell treated before the paralysis had of skin and underlying tissues to cause the disease, although three thousand feet burying; set in subsequently lost the use from the forehead or from the may be responsible them Weath the wreckage.' of tho lipt. any rtUthe imircn rec-Ul- n i , three-quarte- rs . 1 ht " ht - . 27-Sy- , ; ( , - f-- 1 a ; Hollands Great Display - IN THE WHEAT - YIELD IN - t - Flower Lovers Admire . FORECAST . . , HIGH WATER AND GREATEST RUNNER TO Returning to The Small sanity. NURMI, WORLDS OFF ' WTO MURDER OF WIFE Sunrise: Raising of Flag to halfmast by Boy Scouts. Graves of. veterans of all wars to be decorated with American Flag by the Legion. Legion Auxiliary will place memorial wreath on graves of. veterans of the World War. Parade to form at Main and First South, all units in line ready to move at 9:15 a. m. March to Fifth North and Main, thence to entrance of cemetery in autos, thence with muffled drums through cemetery to Memorial plot where services will be held at 11 a. m. Marshal of the Day and Aide, Colors, Legion Drum Corps, Firing Squad, Civil War Veterans, Spanish American War 'UiaR-Ntional-GtsAif Am aid r ' Legion Auxiliary and Gold Star Mothers in autos. MEMORIAL SERVICES 11 OCLOCK a. m. Master of Ceremonies, W. W. Anderson, Commander Logan Post No. 7, American Legion. Invocation.1 . A ... ......I. Rev. Harris Pillsbuty Music, Boys o The Old Brigade, ...U, A. C. Quartet : Miss Marion Anderson Reading, Old Glory, Memorial Address .Adam S. Bennion, Supt,-o-f Church Schools Roll of Honor-- . Airs- - C. J. M. Trotman .U. A .C. Quartet Music Let The Lower Lights Be B u rning. Benediction :.0. A. Jorgenson, Legion Chaplain Salute Firing Squad, U. A. C. Cadets : O. W. Edwards Taps National. Salute : Forty-eigguns, one each minute commencing at 12 oclock noon. Fired by Battery F,- Utah National Guard, Captain F. W. Thomas, commanding. During this salute the Boy Scouts will raise the Flag to full mast. Logan Post No. 7 especially invites ipen to take part with them in these ceremonies. Report at Chamber of Commerce at 9 a. m. in full uniform if possible. a Night Cabarets Still Attract But He Is Leaving Broadway and AH m courts 00T ll rets) government departments but reorganization of the whole sys-eof government buying. Di. rector Lord of the budget received President Coolidges approval of a plan to put all purchases under the supervision of one standard authority with a view., to . standardization, and subsequent reduction of the to-lcost of government supplies. Such an official, Lord said , will probably be named soon. May 29 construction of oil storage facilities at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. j I BE CARRIED Bv'Xssociatrt) ( WASHINGTON JMay 29. resident CoolidgelPog ram of economy, and more economy at the White House' isiot only ringing about subMantial cuts in ordinary expenditures in all JOHN A. CROCKETT, Mayor. trespassers on oil lands of the United States, -- the Doheny oil interests prepared to carry to the higher tribunal a decision handed down yesterday Iby" federal judge McCormick ordering them to give up for concellation die naval oil reserve No. 1 in and contracts for California, als," lie Government "Purchases of Supplies at Washington, D. C. WHEREAS, it offers to our citizens a most wonderful opportunity for culture and advancement and that its permanency in our valley is largely dependent upon our wholehearted support and united effort, (By Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, Branded by federal Take Charge of Purchases ' May-2- 8 the Name Official Soon to WHEREAS, through the medium of the National summer School nioie than One Hundred Thousand Dollars was expended in our valley by the students and professors last year with far greater prospects this coming summer, . and Reserve Land in SALT LAKE. May 29 Wilson Nible Charles Bishop President Cojolidse May nthetic (By Associated Press) ' HEEMETEDE. Holland, May 10. Gardening and flower enthu. siasts from ' all parts of the world have gathered together at this Mecca of florists, not only . to admire the wonderful Dutch bulb fields in their full glory, but also to take part in the Con. gress of (he International Horticultural Federation, which for the first time is being attended by an American delegation of four. In honor of the occasion a been argiant flower show, has ranged the like of 1 which has never been (seen in this county. The Americans were given an especially hearty reception. They were addressed by the chairman of the congress, who expressed the hope that the Un. ited States would appoint the international federation and that he would lie able to welcome thpjVqt.iiexryeaifl1 Congress Jir Paris as full members instead of guests." Canada and Germany have this year become full mem. bers. On the program there appeared the question of the resolution adopted by the Phytopatholog-ica- l Congress of Washington in 1923, and the proposed prohibi. tion by the United States government- of the importation of narcissus as from January ' 1, 1926. The congress agreed that im-port- ed plants must be free from -disease and insects so far && reasonably ascertainable, and it was resolved to petition the American government to continue granting import licenses as heretofore.1 The flower Fields about here are a veritable riot of vivd col- ors. One field of 33,205 variegated hyacinths fascinated all beholders. Besides wonderful color schemes in tulips and carnations, there are to be seen all the latest varieties of azaleas, hortensias an dother hothouse flowers, while the gigantic display of lilac was declared by experts to be the finest ever ' |