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Show Wheat: Sop . Open 3-- 4 let 887-931-- 4 Ma- y- 961-- 8 Mar. High 83 89 5-- 8 93 3-- 4 96 541 831-- 821-- 4 4 88 92 95 JOUMMA (lose Low 821-- 4 881-- 4 92 1 931-- 4 Utah Unsettled tonight And Thursday. fend Idaho Fair tonight Thursday; Normal Temp.- NUMBER 207. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, W EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1930. VOLUME LIIL HON IIS'COUIITY SCHOOL RECORDS III SUB VIII Brought down on the Outskirts of Boston Goodyear After traveling A- pproximately Miles WTATHEH 550 Six Entered MBIT MADE FIRST SHOWS SYSTEM PARIS FROM SOID CONDITION FLIGHT NON-ST- OP TO NEW YORK PROGRESSIVE Examination of the Body of Polar Explorer Showed He had Wrapped Two Books in Undershirts and Placed at Back. Professor P. E. Peterson of the Utah State Agricultural college and certified pnblie accountant, has just completed an audit of the records of the Cache county schools for the year 1929-3- 0 which closed June .30 last. Professor Petersons audit report, as shown by his letter of transmittal to the Cache county school board, ia under date of August 23 last The letter of tranmittal reads in part : "Satisfactory evidence was obtained that all warrants issued had received proper authorization, and that they had been legally issued. Satisfactory minutes of all imporant board actions are being kept. Fidelity bonds are on file covering the responsibility of the treasurer and the clerk. Other statutory requirements are being satisfactorily met. Interest on daily balances and on savings accounts are being regularly received. A budget in ample detail together with the necessary appropriation resolutions, is being regularly prepared and expenditures are being effectively limited to such appropriations. All bonds of the school district are serial and are being Montana, Senator Makes Statement as He Arrives from Ship Story of Search for Marie West Indicates Someone in Party Knew Whereabouts of Body Alleged Slayer was in Group. Over Seas Believes Government should Recognize Russia. New York, Sept. 3 (AP) The United States Is a bunch Mountain Home, Idaho, Sept. By the Associated Press of suckers because it fails all 3 AP A story of the splashand (Copyright, 1930, to recognize Soviet ing of rocks at night in the Russia, rights reserved in north and edge Senator Burton C. Wheeler .of of Snake river near where Montana exclaimed today as of little Marie uteASiaatedndprenss.)aPan, lay the body hq strode down the gangplank -hung like a pall of Sept 3 West, today Tromsoe, Norway, of the Levlat.ban, home from, a ysteiy otter the tearing of (AP) -- Salomon August Andree, visit to Europe which included ' an? ?5? .? B pioneer polar air explorer, was Charged a ten day sojourn in the Sovwith the murder of the found todav to have died Child. iet republic. to the last the ' story splashwent abroad Everywhere of his atempt to reach the . TheIn story of the rocks the water was told by I found the I. argument that north pole by balloon 33 years ing Arthur Johnson and Peter America should not recognlzo agp, protecting with his body Hill who residents, King note-boowhile Russia, even in death two (Continued on Page Two) participated In the search abroad Russia is everywhere recognised containing his records. MeiSenzahl, by Accompanied Bird the European countries ' Examination of his body by Said talwhose Johnson, story are gettmg all of the business. Funeral Held . experts In the Tromsoe hospi- lied with that of Newhouse, his Should we recognize Doyle Olofson Russia tal today showed that in adin the the search, companion and enter into commercial dition to his two diaries and men walked out the river along treaties does note that not mean From navigation log, two Benj. his Monday Hill by the railroad from we put the stamp of books were wrapped up In an along King approval little which had the girl on their of form to his started to school in the mornundershirt and trozen government. "I have been A. ' COSTE Johnson for the recogb&clc DIEUDONNE As they met another Trip to Europe ing. nition of Russia for the last Andree, having placed these searching Johnson said, party, ten or back twelve Wheeler papers at his they were startled by the Question Mark May Be Flown Back To said, and I findyears, 60 precious Ben. A. Johnson, nothing there apparently lay Doyle Olofson, 18, son of Mr, Preston of rocks In the edge splashing now Texas. to Coste To Visit Dallas, change my opinions I th riv and Mrs. Albert- - Olofson, has died at the home of his them when he realized death them formerly held. was about 9:30 and dark. returned from a two months daughter, Mrs. George Gill, in was near, andas shielded It -3 The he body-his with (AP) him New took The which slowly Russia five to , York, Sept. at Johnson Melsenzahl proEurope ward year related the Fourth trip Saturday , to Norway, Denmark,' Sweden, 4 a. m. He had been 111 with froze to death. Funk Hurt Question Mark, flown from gram of industrialization will went with us and semed to stay Wm. BelThese note books constitut- behind. Paris to New York by Dludonne be achieved without a sha-- J several months. Germany, France and cancer for a uned the Interesting discovery coste and Maurice Bellonte, will dow of doubt," Senator Wheel-- , Just as we met the other services were held gium. The tour was taken The funeral announced earlier New York er believed, Dr. in flown back lrom by the eg' searching In Road Accident be I heard a rock der the supervision of Dayton, Monday. Interment to Paris by Paul Codos, French The 'water Tt must They said a find of Sven- - Knudsen - of . Boston. was in the Dayton cemetery perts was made as as soon Coste and aviator, There were upwards of 64 boys where his wife was laid away special interest struck close to where the Ifeiri lay. I stepped back, start-On North Main ms comrade have completed tne Schraimn-Johnso- n P81 in the tour, coming from 23 a few years ago. . . to hooks be seemed in 5 The inghts in the plane to Dallas, different states. v heard two more in Mr. ' Johnson was bom In The tour was primarily for Sweden, May 29, 1870, lexas, and to Washington n stood still I and good condition. In his effort ow succession. one more plunked into the William J. Funk, state road was announced today. the purpose of Introducing the came to this country when 19 to preserve them for those who Fountain American boy to the European years of age and resided h) might one day find his body, iwa ter, then another. Pete New overseer in Cache county, wasj coaos wm sau trom France off Andree had witn few a his a mechanic in stripped (house heard them, but we days boy, making for a much closer Ogden, Dayton and Preston. He and made thought nothing of it until the painfully Injured this forenoon to be in New York wnen tne Internationally. Is survived by the following own undershirt relationship Begins Thursday driwas secure. As automobile an them his when hit Mars returns from tne by body , next day Question The American boys were taken children: Mrs. Greta Wheel-righ- t, found headless, it is apparent j3 Both nien testified that at the ven by R. E. Yeates-o- f this city. United States flights. into the homes of boys in the Muriel Mrs. SperOgden; Tne piane wui oe thoroughly that his precaution was not time of the splashing in the It appeared from the Investigafar off lands where they re ry, Clifton, Remodeling of the Schramm-Johnso- n tance 435 Idaho; Mrs. Wanda an idle one, as ovemauied a and and Codos wm atespecially Information ceived Per , Drug store at the corpiloted Lawrence (Germany) Johnson, ( tion J. Gill, made by Clark, Harry maraudbears made to Coste be retrace could the frequent tempt ner of Main and Center streets, that flight hardly, JohnDon and mllla by Hugo Kauien, Jr.; Carl Goetz training Kathryn state road Mr. that Le Bellonte p the made patrolman, and ing xpeditioris through irom In school. has been completed and the son all of Preston. Jr., aide, landed at Pittsfield, obtained Yeates was driving north on the Bourget to Curtiss Field. Customs and habits of the new fountain service will begin Y.; distance 425 miles. Miss Lena Day was In" Salt camp tneformal 'issued A statement If 'successful It -N. City were and studied tiignt is state highway . at .about 7th wm Mrs. tomorrow, on which date the of Detroit . pnoted by foreigners sister. her Lake visiting the . Hedren and mark first round most show knew someohe by experts, tne' the north street. Mr. Funk1 that interesting. The Fred Chytraus, where she spent trip formal . opening . following th Arthur G. proved Edmund J. Hill; a had across Swedish AtAtlantic tne same wai across of the location and by , the body the idea professors, completion of the change In the Schlosser, aide, landed at Coey-ma- five meal tractor leveling off the should- plane. the week , end and Mrs. Fred Lithberg, that only, the. skeletons trying to direct searchers to It ers store throughout, , N. Y.; distance 400 miles. lantic was novel to Doyle, who Chytraus , her says of the hlgnway In that vicof bodies of the from the Rising evidence accimijjauicu that early today bodv The. new fountain t extends 25 and He haa just parked his first rest back City of Cleveland, piloted by gives physical sister .Preston inity. nave remain since had Strindberg tney across the north wall. It feet Roland J. Blair, Akron; F. A. dfdiTlf8 xelishW automobile ana meTt Stepped on thj The orgamc parts were very, ton! cf the river by a stone the nignt m Pans, Coste has a white marble slab for at Mr. Yeates was near- Sunday Trotter, Akron, aide, landed 350 highway. Bellonte and mudi and the to , deteriorated, receive the served prepared bound to her waist with a twist- ly upon Mr. Funk when he atwas part upon Mr HanfMrsyWilliam White- a counter. There are Copenhagen, N. Y.; distance' well e(j introduced at the the citys greeting and to take twoserving clothing, fairly sets of faucets for dispenshearing miles. him. Mr. Yeates swerved oif at Ogden preserved, though DoyT tt oclock (bST) tomorrow enter' been much had to the expects A modem electric Pierre Fisbach (France), piyesterday and drew a agsp from his car, quickly but not far ing sodas. torn, probably by animals. spectators packed in the district enough to miss the road man. morning for Dallas, Texas, and stove has been placed in th loted by Albert Boitard: Jeane Logan high this year andjM1 nd JrsHenry Day were the the which $25,000 "After remains of 40 the awaits Beams-villprize room court here. It, with the Mr. Funk was taken to the hosvisitors Sunday at Andree Her be, aide, landed at kitchen for preparation of the j Richmond entering college next yea?r them there. expedition had been testimony of nine witnesses was lunches. A private entrance to where attending physicians brother transferred Ont., distance 160 miles. pital home the Days to at the Marred hospital somewhat by souvenir the Budge Clinic has been presented before Justice of the say he is seriously hurt. SevAll of the big free gas bags Day. statement George the Thomsoe," A. D. says, Peace Uttres in their scarlet piane travelled many more miles as eral bones in his face were hunters, built on south side of the TRIPLET CALVES the experts began their, work an effort to- - have yesterday Mrs. was to be capable building. theThis Melsenzahl broken and his cheek air currents Rites entrance was bones ot still believed they met various distance BORN m. at Tuesday. held over to court across district I'p. for half from the formerly on Main street. flying way mashed in. He was not renbut the air line Day has a three year transwere Myron "Simultaneously retrial. landwithout extensive dered unconscious but. he was continent, the starting point to the Is the mother of ferred to the Edwin Crockett old heifer thattuat hospital such bepairs, to quality for the purse He was arrested two weeks unable to speak. are now ten longings aboard ing place determines the wincalves the triplet Bratvaag three ner. days ago by the Mr. Clark reported, to the posted by Elmore county officers aays old and doing fine. The as the the canvas boat ago Colonel William fcasterwood, on evidence gathered by T state officials that the accident If Van Ormans apparent Preston Funeral services were trio are one steer and two with itssledge, contents and objects miilonalre, for the first private detective of a as purely accidental and un- Dallas victory becomes official, it will found In Andrees camp on Ragsdale, one stop flight from the French held in the Third ward chapel heifers. seBoise, who swore out the com- avoidable. its States United the give White Island, including the plaint. capital. for Mrs. cond leg on the third Gordon Tuesday afternoon log book and the diary found By the terms of the offer Birthday Party deBoth Meisenzahls the have Bennett trophy which must be Lena Peterson Crockett, wife of Norma Dopp, 12, in the inner pocket of Andrees G. B. Cain Mrs. Fred Burr entertained they must take off within 72 nied of the murder and won three times In a row for Edwin A. Crockett, who died guilt jacket. hours of their arrival at Curtiss yesterday at a birthday party before his arrest the shortly Writes permanent possession. -' for her son Paul. Twelve little Field last evening. So far the remains of two foster father signed a Dairy at her home petition The United Van service bal- Friday, August 29, Braised,' Thrown men have been found. The orguests were present. A cake The found airmen themselves a In Cleveto arrest officers ward Cattle the the Third Circular asking from following took of which loon with four candles formed- - the . are deterior- the slayer and prosecute him. ganic parts surrounded very this racers long morning, of the ahead William stroke. Hawkes land just Bishop ated but some of the gar- Their attorney, young Eugene Professor , before their, official reception centerpiece for the table. landed safelv at J arnica, Ver., had charge of the services. The . In Cart Wheel ments are more or less George B Caine, began, by In- head the acclaim ot was to fully the balloonists Anderson, expected two Now The of choir the department of world which, still knows how Has Sick Child last night. From. sang, Resting preserved. troduce evidence late today or dairying at the Utah of its crew, pilot George Hlne-ina- ri Care and Sorrow; prayer, H. State Agr- to appreciate a task of R. L. Allen of Cove was in From the Initials on the tomorrow In an effort to estab- icultural, college, is the daring Logan Lewiston Norma Dopp, 12 of Detroit and R. Bingham; ladies chorus, Oh autnor well done. today on business. Ho clothes and lish an for of Mr. it alibi the these that parents. old emerges of a circular daughter Milford Vjnnick of Cleveland, My Father. two year is The first that being Coste was on the telephone reports having a very sick two men are the - expeditions Both contended the foster fawere taken to BratUeboro. Vt., speakers were Mesdames J. G. Mrs. Maroni Dopp, met with serthe extension by before 0 p.m. talking to his child at nis home. ser- chief, Salomon August Andree, ther was delivering vegetables vice of the Nelson and Sylvia Jensen, close what might have been aevencollege. The title of by a fanner. his scientific assistant. from the ranch at the time of the circular is "The Fitting and pretty wife In Pans but it was Grass Fire friends and associates of Mrs. ious accident, Saturdaybrother and Today a private conversation, and Nils Strindberg. the murder. r . , she and her Showing of Dairy Cattle. The just Crockett; vocal selection, The ing while was ' Only the skeletons of Anat this end of the line, at least, The fire department U. S. A..C. - papers. were Max Is delivering material Horace Link Divine, particularly called 33 out adaptBaugh; at East today A in. el listened dree s a about nobody for and $5,000 occurred bodies prize accident use The able for Stringbergs club on Merrill by commented Back From Study Preston Center street. A grass fire had members, They will visit flight Is to be out contains many valuable sug- either on their wav Washington, the beautiful flowers, the large three mles from their home. remain. The remains brought offered byglider home trom got started on a vacant lot, No British the Gilding pa-pfor a delivered gestions who had of anyone shows friends, and They just Dallas or a separate trip damage was reported. (Continued on Page Six) Harry II. Smith assistant pro-ess- congregation association. dairy cattle. D. P. Murray, In to be madeonafter and Norma was standing the beautiful disposition of animal husbandry at eulogized they return. of H the cart charge .brother club - . when her in work of Mrs. Crockett; duet, the Having made the first non- Fined in City Cour- LIn Utah and A. L. Christensen, the Utah State Agricultural col- Maggie Merrill Smith and Vera struck the horse, throwing her American Women in Elliis who Neves, from New stop Paris to Tuesday county agent of Weber county York, fight Danger of Ruining into the wheel. She held to lege, has recently returned from Geddes Merrill; Teach Coste and Bellonte were morning was arraigned before assisted In the compilation of a summer of study at the Iowa Soul to Pray, composed My wheel and was dragged a the by Judge Jesse P. Rich In city the circular. State college at Ames, Iowa. Harrison Merrill with music by considerable before distance court on a charge of drunk(Continued on Page Six) Their Figures and with Girdles While at the Iowa institution Prof. Engar They were accom- the horse could be stopped. enness while riding in an, Professor Smith did considerable panied by Lulu Allredge. Pres. She was taken home and medautomobile driven by Vernon work in judging. In addition Walter K, Barton was the con- ical aid was summoned. Her Fined ' Negro Garr Saturday evening which, $55 Adelaide Kerr Shooting (general as follows, says Madams to his regular classes Professor cluding speaker; was badly bruised but New ByYork, re- body crashed with another machine closing Sept. 3 (AP) 'Binner: debutante-wa- ist 26 Smith is in charge of the Utah marks, Bishop William were no broken. bones on South Main street, and who Hawkes; women are In danger ches, hips 34 Inches; young ma- State Agncultural college stock closing song, choir, Sometime Pedestrians See Them to Leavitt Run not guilty, changed his Mrs. and Verlan Mr. pleaded tron-waist 29 inches, hips 36 judging team which annually to Lorraine Mrs. Mr. and and We'll plea Understand; benediction, guilty when facing health with their the to to 37 womgirdles middle-agethe to Denver makes a trip In- Karren attended a surprise they are wearing today, says an-waist inches;32 to 33 President Taylor Nelson. Judge Rich again this morning Intermountain show. Inches, hips was and and Mr. terment was In the Preston party at the home of a New York corsetierre, who has 3? to 40 inches. Evanston, 111., Sept. 2 AP Linton Jones, negro, found given a fine of $25 and Jail sentence of 60 days, out today what a run-roucemetery. The grave was dedi- Mrs. Clarence Allen of Cove made girdles for many a famous this life is. In Salt Lake starve to have dont They to be suspended on the latter cated by George Burgh Saturday evening. figure. Including Lillian RusselL to get it either, she Linton started it Saturday when he took a number of President B. G. Thatcher says. Let of the fine. Girdles are payment needed the by them leave a little on their at pedestrians with a small rifle just to see , and . Secretary M. R. Hovey of .: Average woman in these days now and then, take 15 them run, I the local chamber of commer-c- e LIVESTOCK Klamath Falls of snug waistlines and fitted plates ; . i Suspected Slayer to 20 minutes of brisk setting up motored to Salt Lake City U. S. Dept Ogden, Sept hips, she believes, but pinch- excercsls Yesterday he acted as his own attorney before police Agri-Hothis morning at 11 oclock, Direvery morning, and gs: 585, including 46 abhors as she unnecessary ing breath deeply. magistrate Harry ,H. Porter. After a long string of witnesses for market; slow, hardly enough ector William Peterson of the in Oregon and harmful. Insurance Man U. S. A. C. extension service fasftion leaders, answer- had told their angry tales, Linton entered a general denial sold early to rest values; few Many "Within the months six last and member of the state mixed light and medium weights noticed a change in figures" ing the query of American wo- and rested his case. water storage commission has Klamath Falls, Ore., Sept 3, preparing to take her picture. Ive 10.80; 'ot 253 lb 10.50; few pack-coMadame Binner, fifth ave- men to girdle or not to girdle" says Porter was Judge with his deeision: quick also gone to the state capital (AP) Don declare that some support Is 8 00. She said 'she heard two shots nue corsetierre. the of Many1 Odell, 20, Ore., Brock, Im to let going you off light with $50 fine and $5 and saw Dunbar fall, then saw girls are pinching their waists necessary to provide a smooth, along with L. B. Caine, chairCattle: 375, all for market, as was arrest here under today Henman, Secretary S. W. a man appear and drag Dun- in order to meet the demands trim figure for ,the winters costs. steady; 6 loads heavy homed slayer of Fred bars dricks, of Richmond, C. J. the suspected into the bushes. She of some frock they want to snugly fitting frocks. The old Linton decided to appeal and went' tramping around Oregon grass steers body 0 Falls insuranKlamath Dunbar, steel stays have by no means town Christiansen of Hyrum, and D. ce man, at Summit Lake Mon- said she came out of the water wear. lb 7 50; few out at 5 50-- 00; for a looking class first He all memlawyer. tramped M. Bickmore of Paradise, day load feeder steers 5.50-- 8 50,' Odd and the stranger beat her over "They read that a certain returned, however, they hasten vainly, and finally he turned up in the office of Justice of bead bers of the executive commi- day. the head with a revolver and height should have a certain to point out few good heifers 6 was Odell arrested Brock water ttee of the Cache county at, tied her to a tree. Then he pick- waist measure. no Triple net, lace, moire or .silk the Peace Jolm. Russ and put his problem up to Russ. The good Oregon cows 5 50; odd lots pav They his foster when Lake last are users who night ed up her clothes and Dunbar? attention to anything (else association, and 00-- 4 a linen common named number 4 cows of Eva'nston and medium combinations, design- justice lawyers, but rLinton father, William Brock, told the clothes, put them in Dunbars they just squeeze until they get ed with few working for the success of the officers or no whalebones, remained apathetjc until 60; low cutters ownward to , last. was he where hiding. car and drove away, Miss Bacon It. As a result they push their are the stuff of which the 1930 Hyrum project, left today , for 210; few bulls 4 00-- 4 50; vealers Is thatnd good lawyer? he asked. , a Officers said Brock had con- said. Salt Lake City to attend down and generally distort girdle is designed are 'kQQ-- S hips' 00: late yesterday, 2 loads They claimed but the fessed ' killing One of Miss Bacon, Clad only in her their bodies. Its nonsense. The often slipped on over the head meeting of the state water best, Russ recommended. 2 lb steers 7J5; 2 uivery "good bear. Dunbar for a mistook he storage commission at which So Linton tramped around some more and finally bathing suit, remained tied to hourglass figure Is never com- and hooked at one side. For cows 5 25. loads a good fairly rang Richard R. Lyman, a member Miss Doris Bacon, who was the tree all Monday night. Early ing back, for women learned the average, figure a few whale- Ridge Avenue doorbell. 12,040, Including 686 Sheep: , killwas of the commission, will read with Dunbar when he bones In front and back arousTuesday she freed herself anti the harm It did. he began and for market; truck load '103 lb Im looking for a high class lawyer the repcii of his findings and ed, told Sheriff L. L. Low, she walked nine miles over the The correct measurement, per- ed Ip the di.jun j girdle. The lambs 5 50; late yesterday 2 to looked was Summit Lake mountains to Crescent Lake to mitting a little leeway to neet evening girdle, however, is gen- see his nemesis. Judge Ptorter. recommendations on the swimming in up decks 82 lb Utah lambs 7.10; 2 ?.nd Dunbar was on the bans notify cificers. ; without the Indl Idual figure, aie Ho is still tramping around town. bone. decks feeder ees ' 1 35. Cleveland, Sept. 3, (APJ A new record in ia years ol International balloon ranine five successive victories in tne lamed uoraon Senna! Cup race today appearfd safely, witnin tne grasp or trie) pmteo States. Repeating his uriumpn of a year ago, vVara T. Van Orman of Akron, o., Americas veteran balloonist., brought his Goodyear VUl down on the outskirts of Boston last night after travelling approximately 550 mues from' Cleveland, tne starting point. This was more than 100 miles farther than tne nearest of toe five other competitors and bar ring misiortune when tne race Is officially checked, made him an easy winner. The Belgica,' piloted by Capt. Ernest tie Muyter of Belgium, tne most experienced of an the entrants and himself a victor four -- times, appeared to have covered tne second longest distance, 43s miles, but stood tne possibility oi being disqualified Decause a iarmer loosened the rope wnen it caught In drag a tree at Esperence, N. Y. anThe unofncal standing, as nounced by the race committee here, was: Goodyear VIII, piloted by Van Orman; Allan MacCracken, aide, landed at Canton Junction, Mass., three nules from Boston; distance 550 miles. Belgica, piloted by Capt. De Muyter; Leon Coakeibaerg, aide, landed at Adams,. Mass, dismiles.-Barme- New-hous- ks -- for Returns Paris J. onye Service.. j " n - -- j n, is8 SS ,tatacJnU tHhiXt ed ofc-M-r. for ificiriris I ' Prof. co-pil- ot Instructor - cross-chann- et 4-- Jlealth for at Just d nd i pot-pot-sh- of , 3-- fp) -- Arrested 1135-130- 6 5: 910-94- |
