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Show Frida y, Augu st 16, 1929 THE MIDVALE JOUR NAL Page Four r;;;;;·..;;~;::;- MIGHrY MONAR CH OPTHE Ata 1 It's a Privile ge to Live In Mo del9 2 AH.......! UT...... i............ LOGAN -Logan city water Is of good quality bacteria lly ?.nd organically . accordin g to work received here from L. H. Male, sanitary enginee r of the state board of h ealth. The analysis was made on the request of William Ewer, superint endent of the city water departm ent, who sent samples of city water to Mr. Male. MYTON -Accord ing to the record of r:;.infall as compiled at the government station of the Ulntah Irrigatio n project In Myton, the precipita tion for July was 1.14 of an inch, while for the same period in 1928 It was .10 of an inch. Accordin g to Cache LOGAN County Agricult ural Inspecte r Harry C. Parker, already this season 10,000 pounds of weed destroyi ng chemica ls have been placed on noxious weed beds in the county. Six thousand more ther, who plans a trip o\·er Niagara l. ltlrs. Susan D. Orove ol' Hagersto wn, Md., slxty -nine-ye ar-old grandmo pounds of chemica l will be sprayed coast Line toward Lake· Falls in a rubber ball In Septemb er. 2. The Oraf Zeppelin salllng along the New Jersey on noxious weeds before the close of Chicago and Mllwauk ee were burst. S. Scene In Commun ist su!llmer camp near Kenosha , Wis., where children of the year's campaig n, Mr. Parker said. being taught the economi c principle s of the Reds. RIVERT ON-A terrific freak windstorm played havoc with trees along settled were the adoption of the Young Treasury officials announc ed that no the paved highway between Riverplan tor German reparatio ns, the evac- restrictio ns would be placed on the ton and South Jordan at 2:30 a. m. uation ot the Rhinelan d, and the es· manufac ture of elder and fruit juices Wednesd ay, complet ely blocking the tabllshm ent of a committ ee of conclll- in the home providin g these beverage s road for some time. Two poles were atlon and control to supervis e the de- were not sold unlawful ly, and Dr. also torn down and indicatio ns were mllltnr!z ed zone 6t Germany along the James M. Doran, prohibiti on commis- that Riverton would be without telewestern frontier. Whether all or any sioner, warned the dry agents not to phone and light connecti ons Wednesof these things could be arranged molest the makers unless there was day night. amicably at this conferen ce was a bit clear violation of the Volstead net. Graf Zeppe lin Arrive s and doubtful KAYSV ILLE-U tah's onions, toma. This was especiall y true were Starts Eastw ard on a concerni ng the Young plan, which In "HOL D your wheat as long as pos- toes, cauliflow er and green peas all farther below normal In July than certain of Its features was distastef ul sible in order to a void Increas- at the same time last year, accordin g Trip Aroun d World . posto every one of the powers except Ing the congesti on of the terminal to the truck crop report Issued by sibly France and Italy, " is In substanc e the message Frank Andrews , agricult ural statislli· markets, By EDWAR D W. PICKAR D , Br'itish chancell or Snowden Philip growers Issued by the fed- clan. Onions were reported 71 per wheat to RAF ZEPPEL IN, the great Ger- of the exchequ er, opened the discul"board. The board's state- cent normal, tonlatoe s 76 per cent norfarm man dirigible , was the feature of slon by frankly stating that the Brit- eral the week's news. Its second crossing Ish governm ent could not accept the ment said the crowding ot the mar· mal, cauliflow er 88 per cent normal of the Atlantic, from Frledrlc hshafen Young scheme tor division ot repara- kets by unusuall y heavy shipmen ts has and green peas 71 per cent normaL caused a sharp depressi on of cash to New York, was made without misbecause It reduces England 's prl<:es, although there is every pros· tions VERNA L-A decidedl y optimist ic hap, and after flying over the metropcent. per 18 to cent share from 22 per outlook for the sheep industry as a oUa It came to the ground at Lake- He said: "Great Britain objects to pect of a crop shortage in the world whole was expresse d by R. H. Rutsupply, which naturally would make burst, N. J., ln a perfect night landthe proposed division by which France prices higher In domestic and foreign mountai n district, in addressi ng the rs, passenge ing lug. Nineteen fare-pay gets five-sixth s ot the uncondit ional ledge, district forester for the Interone stowawa y and a miscella neous annultle s-$11,90 0,000 out of $157,080,- markets. Uintah Basin Industri al conventi on, argo that Included one chimpan zee, 000. Italy gets a consider able annnal recently . Howeve r, he said that held one gorilla and 600 canaries were sum, amounti ng to $10,000,()()()-much UR federal prisons must be made on the basis of Utah conditio ns, exbigger and better, especiall y bebroqght over in comfort and safety. larger than under the Dawes plan. I in range sheep Is not desirabl e so overcrow ded pansion now Three days later the big airship, are they cause my for ess forgiven your for hope either from the a!a-ndpo int of the inbavlng been refueled , started back to frank and firm speaking , but this with violators of the prohibiti on and dividual operator or the industry as German y on what is planned to be the division Is utterly indefens ible and the narcotic laws, In the opinion of Presia whole. llrst leg ot a trip around the world. experts did not attempt to explain or dent Hoo-ver. Consequ ently he has HEBER CITY-U tah's producti on to a program of ex· approval 'The only stops are to be at Frledrlc hshis given In 1929 fa justify lt." calls of green peas for canning bafen, Tokio, Los Angeles, and again creditor powers, tor pnnsion of prison tncii!Ues that smaller than last The smaller slightly d estimate $5,000,000 and Lakehur st. It the Zeppelin keeps to Yenlzelo s of Greece tor the expendit ure of recently Premier issued which repo;l't a in crop year's ber schedule she wlll arrive at the was the spokesm an, also proteste d that Includes the building of a new prison of agri· bureau State"' United the New Jersey hangar on August 29. their debts had been overlook ed by the In the northeas tern states. The peni- by 1929 is for estimate The culture. Twenty- two passenge rs were taken on expert's when they formulat ed the plan tentiarie s at Atlanta and Leavenw orth that while pounds, 0 quoted at 24,367,00 the eastboun d trip. Those who Intend- which "compre sses" their reparatio ns, will be consider ably enlarged . pounds. 0 26,035,00 tor last year was ed to continue aboard for the globe but they said they had no intention of The report also shows Utah's crop drcling journey included William B. attackin g the Young plan. con former , BERGER L. ICTOR is surpa11sed only by those of WisLeeds, Lady Grace Drummo nd Hay, ntatives of France, Italy, Beln from Wiscons in and for consin and New York, which states Represe gressmn ()art Von Wiegand , Joaquin Rickard, gium and Japan defended the new plan many years an Internati onal lender half the nation's yield annually. ?'}!r Hubert Wilkins, Lieut. Jack Rich- as probably the best that could be de- of the Socialist party, died in a 1\111· supply -Dr. F. E. Stevens, state PROVO ntdlon, Lfeut. Comman der C. E. Ros- vised, although each of them asserted waukee hospital trom Injuries sus· the U. A. C. experim ent of r inspecto 411dahl and C. B. Burgess, the last nls country was making sacrifice s in tained In a street car accident In July in Provo recently and was station, ~ fbree being sent by the United States g lt. M. Cheron, French min- He was a determin ed fighter for the in company with A. B. Call and H. V. acceptin - Nav.r departm ent. Dr. Hugo Eckener , Ister of finance, declared France ac- cause of socialism and though he got Swenson asisted in cutting the grain • u on 'fhe previous flight, is pilot ot the cepted the plan In its entirety, with- Into trouble during the war because ot in the different plots of Utah county • dlr.lgib1e, but lt was reported that attreservati ons, and consider ed it In- his denuncia tions of capitalis m, he was to be taken back to the experim ent out 'ilr t'hJl'l world tour he would relinquis h divisible as the experts stated. Not- respecte d by his political enemies. He d with • other\ta comman d and devote himself to withstan ding these expressi ons on be- was elected to c"ongress first In 1910. station and compare Manila located plots The grains. !Jie managem ent of the Zeppelin com- half of the other nations, Mr. Snowden being the first Socialist to hold a sent and Mapleto n were planted inwith dlf!'opany, ot Which he Is the business an!i Arthur Henders on, British foreign In tltnt body. Two famous Inventor! ' wheat, oats and barof varieties erent bead. secretary , told the reporter s positivel y were claimed by death. They were April 2, and 3. Rear Admiral William A. :M:of!'ett, thllt Great Britain would reject the Emlle Berliner , who devised the disk ley on OGDEN -A new state rearing pond <l!!lW Of the naval bureau ot aeroproposed new division of reparatio ns. phonogr aph and many other things. in Weber county will be sought of roSlll:ias, while praising the successf ul Two commiss ions were named by and Dr. Karl von Welsbnc h ot Austrlt fish and game in Weber county, It was lb'lp of the Grat zeppelin , calls attenthe conferen ce, one to study the po- best known for his Inventio n of the decided by the director s of the Weber •tlon to the fact that our navy Is now litical conseque nces of adoption of the Incandes cent gas mantle that bears hi~ Game Protecti ve as.bnlldlng at Akron, Ohio, two dirigible s Young plan al'ld the other to deal with name and his deyefopm ent ot metal County Fish and meeting with J. Arthur lbat will be about twice the slze of the financial question s involved . These filament s in electric lamps. Thorsten sociation in Mecommiss ioner. state , Mecham lthe German airship. Work on these botlies may not get through their work B. Veblen, noted economi st and author. Superiny Hatcher State and cham 'V1!118els has been going on for some tor five or six weeks. passed away at Menlo Park, CaUf.; and tendant William Whitney will survey ttme and the admiral says the first of Mary 1\IncLane, who gained consider · Italians said Rome D'lspatch es from s, starting them will be put Into use In 1931. generall y were Indignan t at Snowden 's able fame a generati on ago as the possible rearing location of Huntsvic1Jl'ity The lllach will be filled with slx and one- speech, which they consider ed a churl- writer of a diary and several other next week. ty. possibili a as ville Is menti-on ed half million cubic teet ot hen 1m gas Ish attack on the Latin nations and books, died In Chicago. onions, of crop OGDEN -The Utah and w1ll carry five airplane s attached calculate d to endange r the friendsh ip s, cauliflow er and peas are nll tomatoe been to tbe bag. Admiral Mof!'ett has and England . Berlin Italy between flght lively HERE is going to be a below normal, accordin g to the July looking along the Pacific coast for a also disliked It, feeling that Snowden VIrginia, of rship governo the for truck crop report released by Frank imgood place for a base for these was trying to "squeeze still more out for the Democra ts who refused to bolt Andrews , federal agricult ural statistimense dirigible s. ot the unfortun ate German tax paylast tall because AI Smith cian. The pea crop, which is reported One novelty in aviation Is to be ers," and fearing that France, rather their party tial candidat e have as only 71 per cen: normal, Is lowest Presiden the was uoted this week. A company has been than quarrel with England , would comGarland Pollard o1 on the list, with a total crop forecast John ed nominat formed In Kansas City to rent "fly-it- promise at Germany 's cost. college to contest of 12,184 tons, as compare d with 13,Mary and William ,-oorself" airplane s to persons who Brown, put up 018 in 1923. Tomatoe s, reported at 76 M. Wllllnm Dr. with eannot af!'ord to own and maintain ts and the per cent norma!; onions at 81 per Democra th anti-Smi the by planes. One hundred two-seat er sport pRESID ENT HOOVE R'S law enBishop cent, and a cauliflow er crop forecast by backed and Republic ans planes have been ordered and they forceme nt commiss ion has divided Pollard r Professo Jr. James Cannon, at 88 per cent normal, are the chief wUl cost the renter between $15 and Its work Into eleven sections and for Smith. of r supporte active an was deficienc ies mention ed in the report. $20 an hour. each a committ ee has been named. split In the the Georgia In Down SALT LAKE-F reshman registraChairma n George W, Wickers ham himwider by tion at the ~rniversity of Utah will made was party tic Democra self Is head of the committ ee to study IEUT. ALFORD . J. WILLIA MS, announc ement of the anti-Smi th fac26, with prelimin ary America 's lone hope In the lnter- prohibiti on, the other members being tion that they would take no part In open Septemb er first year students conoat1onal seaplane race for the Schnel- Newton D. Baker, Ada L. Comstoc k the primary called to select 11 candi- instructi on for tinuing Septemb er 27 and 28, it was and Judge Wllllnm S. Kenyon. No ~er trophy, to be run at Cowes, Engcongress to succeed the late announc ed recently by Theron Parfor date singled was laws other single body of land, Septemb er 6 and 7, has produced Leslie J. Steele of the Fifth district ThomIlls plane, without governm ent back- out for such concentr ated study as but would concentr ate their strength melee, secretar y to Dr. George and third Second, t. presiden th as, Ing but with the ald of Admiral Mof- those concerni ng the Eighteen In the general election. There will be fourth year students wlll register fett. and was testing It out near Phil- amendm ent. three aspirant s tor Steele's sent-a ReJudge Kenyon was designat ed chair- publican , a regular Democra t and an Septemb er 30, with regular classes He believes tt ll~elphla last week. for all students starting October 1. 'Will prove to be the fastest ship In the man of the committ ee on lawlessn ess nnti-Sml thlte. Work on remodel ing several of the world and that It will beat the time by governm ent law-enfo rcing officers, building s on the campus to provide admade by Malor De Bernard i of Italy ~hlch was made one of the subjects Le. HAT old war between the On ditional classroo ms for the anticipalast year-81 8 mlles an hour. The en- ot special Inquiry because of the reout broke tongs Sing Hlp and ong on ted increase in freshma n enrollme nt prohibiti by six, firearms cent use of siDe, of 24 cylinder s In banks of other and Chicago York, New in again critiIs progress ing at a rapid rate and aroused which The agents In cases will deliver 1,100 horsepow er. d slant-eye several and cities, large expected to be complete d in time Is comThe plane Is a twin float monopl!tn~. the cism In and out of congress . But deat!.. to shot were n gentleme tl:.e opening of the fall quarter. tor headmittee on ju-venlle delinque ncy is «tuuelngl'., wings and· fixed tall surfaces Attornev District States United ot wood and the control surfaces of ed by Miss Comstoc k, that on causes VERNA L-The Uintnh County Fair ot crime by Henry \V. Anderso n, of Charles H. Tuttle ot New York threAt- associat ion has announc ed Septemb er metal. ions unless the Lieut. Florentl n Bonnet of the VIrginia , statlstJc s of crime and crim- ened wholesal e deportat tearlers go( 26, 27 and 28 as the dates for this tong the so ceased, conflict ll'rencb anny, selected by the ministry Inal justice by Dean Roscoe Pound. of year's show at Vernal, and has called a peace treaty. of a1r to pilot the French entry In the Harvard law college, pollee by Frartk together and signed for bids on a number of Improve ments Schneid er cup races, was killed when J. Loesch, of Chicago, courts by Judge to be made at the fair grounds , inthe aJrplane In which he was training Wllllam I. Grubb, of Alabama , proseING FUAD of Egypt and his prime cluding the building of 80 feet of tor the speed test was wrecked In cutions by Monte M. Lemann, of New minister left London with a pro- bleacher s, an addition to the grandJudge by ns Institutio Bonpenal x. Orleans, leaving the airfield at Bordeau posal from the British governm ent for stand, a poultry exhibit room, 12 adKenneth Mackinto sh, of 'Vnshlng ton giving Egypt the status of an lndepPn· tl.et was the holder of the world speed box stalls for race horses and state, criminal justice by Newton D. dent nation and at the same tlme pre· ditional record for land airplane s. the main exhibit hall. Acto repairs Baker, and cost ot crime by Judge serving In all essential s British cont L. H. Allen, plans Presiden cording to Paul J. McCorm ick, ot Cnll!orn la. of the Nile. 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