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Show PAGE EIGHt THE JOURNAL LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH MULES TO USED ! i run pilot' recalls somber FUNERAL TRAIN OF LINCOLNS 10 Arrested at Wednesday, February 12, 1930 vitally necessary for the establishment of a sound trading Industry. He urged the growers to gain control of terminals and to refrain from dumping their crop Pilgrimage Through onto the market in an unintelliway. gent U.S. Wheat Sections The purpose of the farm board he asserted, was not to fix prici s but rather to maintain a level for AP) Lewiston, Ida., Feb- 12 products consistent Samuel R. Me Kelvie of Nebraska, agricultural demand. a member of federal farm board, with supply and today continued his pilgrimage through the Palouse wheat region, Celebrate Founding informing growers of the workings of the board and its plan for re- I Demonstration werert12! !Te!? last persons night at an demdnftration when fti'oriet He demonstrants started toward the Soviet embassy and the French foreign office. Four policemen were .wounded before the not squads came to the res- Twenty - five Persons Under Indictment for Conspiracy to Violate The Prohibition Laws Three Rum Rings Involved In Smuggling Smouldering Flames Prevent Search for Body of Victim Spokane, Ft b 12 t AP) Twenty -five persons wt're under indictment lu-itoday In what the aliened was a huge con-- ,, pu at v to transport liquor from Canada io lioithwest cities by means ot mule pack trains. ihc The averted conspiracy, govt runient cjairged, nad result-i- d m thousands of dollars worth of liquor bomg smuggled into tlie United States. Three mm rings, accused of using pacs trams to bring in ihe liquor, were said to have reto hide sorted to campllage the long lines of plodding, liquor-lade- n nt (Continued -p- from Page One) that the tube had not been aged. (ieorge U, IVriglilwm (right believes he Is the last of engineers who piloted lJneoln s funeral train over the route shown in map. Lincoln is shown as lie appeared when President. Redlands. Cal (AP) Shroud- ed in black hunting and draped with American flags, a sable train rolled slowly over the New York Central tracks from New York to Utica between lines of silent, grieving people. One of the cars carried the body of a slain president, Abraham Lincoln. In the engine cab of the funeral train, slowly tolling the bell as the mUea passed, sat Oeoige W. Wrightson, who now believes he Is last of six engineers, picked for ability who piloted the train from Washington to Springfield. At each switch, Wrightson peered cautiously from his cab. Each switch had been spiked, to pre- stration I have ever recalls. train shed Wrightson seen, The was covered with the national colors and black festoons An ' immense, silent , throng had waited hours to glimpse the cortege. There were five cars In the train, carrying members of the Llftcoln1 family, government , officials, the casket and newspapermen. They were the first Pullmans to runon a New Yerk C The recent merger of the Stores with the Walgreen chain of (Continued from Page One) Dr. Bamet tion of the administrations pro- -- one-ha- -- car.- - - - -- - - - posed speeded-up- " highway program. Jess Hawley, Boise attortiey, principal speaker of the occasion, advocated closer unity among party members and compared his counsel to Lincoln's statement that 'a- - house divided against itself cannot - stand. He . declared that what Lincoln said was a truism T rue then andtrue now. - (Continued from Page One) of the railsplitters coming of age. He announced the Incorporation of an organization which will seek to make an intensive study of his various ventures in business, to note the methods he used, the results he was able to secure, and to make these results available fer the beginning as welL. as.,, the. experienced .huimess man. 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Join the thrifty s crowds at and save! brands stores foretells greater for our patrons in 1930 than ever before. of Birth He drifted slightly from the theme of his address to score the Idaho Falls The chamber of prohibition law, sayihg the commerce has planned a drive to eighteenth amendment was a have Idaho Falls named as the drastic change in our national storage ' point ' for large amounts dl constitution a "'chaiige''" friadt) wheat produced In the upper without the practically unanimous Two beingsIn whose beauty and life Snake river valley. purpose Selectidn of demand and popular agreement Was the curing of wrong withthis city as regional headquarters which students of Democratic out gain. for the federal wheat pool in government quite generally agree southeastern Idaho and kiorthern to be necessary for the enactment Who lived as they died, and died as true men Utah was sought,- - and enforcement of such, decided Who could honor and glory disInvasion of the field of personal After-holdinSalt Lake City claim; Whose light shines afar down the the case under advisement for rights. He said he did not know that more than a week. City Judge path of the years? Echoes ask, were they two or Nephi Jensen yesterday held For- Lincoln might say on this sub- -, rest N. Hathez, former managing ect and added that he supposed the same?' director - and treasurer of the he ought' to treat the subject Up In Chicago, a handful of Three Kings Consolidated Mining with press fells, the foot of a men who went through the company, for trial In distret court cat, but that he was not an adwearing the union on a charge of embezzlement ot mirer of the art of pussy footing. years 61-blue met In memory of the man company funds and stock. Mr. Hawley said there is little who wqs their...,. commander-in-chie- f, chance-indee- d' for cite to" 'bring There (Lie not many more to an audience hew ideas of LinConvention left for this tribute. The coln or even to dress the familiar years years go marching on. ones in a new garb, but he said, Beverage Out at ,the Chicago historical Lincoln again and again urged society, brought out the they and 11 the C. D. plalnned of Feb. funds Washington. raising Carl familiar tall hat and the cotton A. t.he sup umbrella of Bristol, Va, president for .campaign-purpos- es, the old barouche trr of the Amerxan Bottlers of Car port of the political press and rhe which he rode the bed on which bonated Beverages, the national circulation of campaign litera- he died. He would fit very well as a association of the soft drink in- ture. In the Chicago parks, as in in politician the Republican party dustry, will be one of the principal past, hundreds paused fori speakers at the Annual Conven- .organization of Bannock - county years a moment in front of the fam- -' tion cf the Utah-Idah- o Bottlers of today. in stone the stand-- 1 Carbonated Beverages at Salt Lake He was Instinctively a politiing statue that rises in the park! City, February 21 and 22. He will cian, but' growth made him a bears his name; the sitaddress the convention on Or- statesman, Mr. Hawley said in that statue in Grant Park,1 ting ganization In Our Industry and concluding his remarks. framed on one side by the lake' also will discuss the sugar tariff as i M. B. Yeaman of Idaho Falls and on the boulevard' K affects the heveraee Industry toastmaster at the banquet. of skyscrapers.other by a ' i - and CLEANSERS AU savings ts Anniversary Lincolns SOAPS LAUNDRY 350 BARRYMORE TRAGEDY A THRILLER Banquet at Pocatello and TOILET S Money-Savin- g -- - Salt Lake City. Bonar, whose automobile ran over and killed Joan Bren ton, two lf and year-ol- d daughter of Mrs. Francis Brentch, at the home of Mrs. Brenton s sister here yesterday, was absolved of all blame for the death of the child by investigating officers who said the accident was unavoidable. The child, who had been- - treated - by- - Dr. Bonar, apparently followed him from the house and .was failed When h e started his iJSS-JA-- 30 Schramm Johnson fat-tal- ly E. t IVALGREENCO." Ear-thelme- revolver. t elim-inatio- A UNIT OF Lo-ga- n, an Investigation was ordered. It was brought out that Montoya shot himself while handlin- g- a Seven cn e, ing Jerome, Idaho, Feb. I2(Api hundred residents of the north side tract gathered here yesterday to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of the founding of the Jerom.e Coopirative creamery and to hear a mxnt of a ten per cent increase m production for the year. The creamery did a million am a quarter dollar business durn create a farmer-owne- d and oper- 1929, while butter production v, ssociattfi Prtjj Photo ated system for marketing that 2,500,000 pounds, the genend of son T. tht will endure Cart Spillman, 19, auditor reported. through the years. cashier of the Bank of Rocky Hill, He A out because the that pointed banquet was served and Ky, It accused of robbing his government had loaned millions of Dean E. J. Iddings director ol father's bank of $2,383. dollars to . the farmers national the extension division, urged of one unprofitable cow grain corporation, the board must into the holds, there was a sud- control its actions for a time, but in hundred as a cure doi den cloud of steam and smoke later it was planhed to let the the every butter surplus. , that engulfed them. Five firemen farmers run their own business-AThe directors were were overcome, but returned to Lewiston later In the day, he O. H. Albee of Jerome, chairman duty after they had been attend-e- d advised the growers that a R. O. Ward of Wendell and W. school of American agriculture Stoddard of Jerome, members. h by ambulance surgeons. ay high-ligh- of Jerome Creamery Thursday, Friday, --Saturday tral track. The front of the engine bore a portrait of the martyred president. At sight of the picture and the. draped locomotive, throngs along the track drew back. Some waved small flags. Others wept vent tampering until the train When the train had passed had passed. The cortege was giv- openly. they stepped to the track and en over all traffic watched it fade Into When we reached the depot -- Wrightson, 88, Is the distance. nearly blind at Syracuse, the train was greeted and retired from railroading after by the most impressive demon 53 years service. right-of-w- lief. Speaking at Pullman, Wash., yesterday, he insisted that only through cooperative organizations could the" board work for the relief of the Industry. 'These cooperat.ves,? Ke asserted, must be strictly Business organizations, built from the bottom up with the small local groups as vital unite, functioning without competition among themselves. It is the purpose of the board to 4 prevented. When the men dragged th$r lines of hose across the deck aril started pouring water directly the rum runners surrendered at once without offering resistance, One of the of the Show of Shows, Warner Eros Okanogan county was named in super-revuone indictment as the headquartnow at the Capitol Theatre, is the portrayal by John ers of the conspiracy, while the Barrymore of the Duke of Gloucester (late King Richard III) in a other liquor smuggling channels scene from King Henry VI, were said to have operated direct ly from Spokane. E. J. Ratcliffe, P. Y. Bingham, Feb. 14, Trenton, and Anthony Dushell appear in Barrymores support as well as superthirty UTAH AND IDAHO numeraries. The scene is iirtechnicolor. This bit of tragedy is in high contrast .with the NEWS BRIEFS melodious pageantry of the Show of Shows, which glittering contains scores upon scores of stars and has Fred Schiffman, Feb. 14, Associated The Press) (By over five hundred in the ensembles. Among the stars Patrick Montoya, 26, may Magna died as the result of accidental be mentioned Irene Bordoni, Beatrice Lillie, Winnie Lightner, wounds suffered Feb. 6, Georges Carpentier, Byrna Loy, Betty Compson, Richard gunshot a- - coroners jury decided after- an Grant' Withers and Patsy Ruth Miller; John Adolfi di- -' investigation. Montoya was rected under the supervision of Darryl F. Zanuck. shot at the home of Mrs. A. O. Aston here and due to a re ported quarrel prior to the shoot Idaho Republicans Have America Observes -- dam- Early today, fire officials withdrew all but two engine companies and permitted firemen to board the ship after had decided a spread of thethey fire to forward holds, where other might occur, had been animals, and at unies to have driven tne mules over United States forest service trails. So systematized was the widespread operations of the three rum rings that a traffic manager" was employed to route the many park trains from Canada to secluded places opposite the sparsely settled- - and mountainous luanogan country in north central Washington. Government agents said the traffic manager also watched tne vweathor and when it snowed sent white mules along the trails, the animals blending with the whiteness of the landscape. When the ground was bare, nay animals carried the liquor. An old time packer who knew how to strap the "alforjas' pouchlike coniaines, onto the sad dies, was employed to load the mules, the federal agents said. Heavily armed guards accompanied the liquor traitis to revent hijackers from stealing the packs. Whisky and wines were transported over the winding trails and upon arrival at the liquor depot, were loaded into Automobiles for transportation into many elites 'throughout the northwest, federal agents said. were When the pack trains overtaken by government officers, - cue. The meeting was by a Paris newspaper arranged as protest against activities of the Cheka, or Soviet secret police. was McKelvie Continues Held As RoLuer 91 a . g. CQ ..03G ...89c 51.301 TOBACCO SPECIALS Lucky Strike CheslcrficL Camel and Old Gold si; il |