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Show ' mluriT?1 1L1LJ Unemployment need not touch yop personally, for any protracted period, if you know hdw to advertise V The Wealfier Unsettled tonight, Saturday showers, snow in the mountains warmer Saturday. Probably . frost tonight. ,11. VOLUME XL VII. 4 LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1924. NUMBER PRESIDENT LORD KENYON HAL HASFITTING WELCOMED AT COOLIDGE 1 IN HIS OBREGDN WANTS DAY ADDRESS SPURNS TO TALK WITH LATEST PROPOSALS FOR ADHERThey Find Owner, of Glasses Picked u p He and His Mechanician Great Parade of Legion-aireNational Guard Alva Harrey Receive Great Ovation When Battery and Citizens .They Return To Their Impressive Ceremonies Former Stations after At Cemetery Over Graves of Dead Heroes Alaskan Experience. Near Scene of The Franks Boys Murder He Refuses to Admit Anything. (By Associated ENCE s, tnss) 130. E TO THE I'ORLD COURT But It Is Not Likely That The President WASHINGTON, Slay 30. (A.P.) The proposals for American adherence to the world court, contingent upon its disasso-ciatio- n from the League of Nations were spurned by President Coolidge in his Memorial day address at Arlington as unworthy American Principles and traditions. If we are to receive anything we must surrender something. said the president, speaking of the world court and the question of American membership. We may face the question candidly and if n we are willing to assume these new duties in exchange for the benefits which would accrue to us, let us say so. If we are not willing let us say that also. We can accomplish nothing by taking a doubtful or ambiguous position. The president did not refer directly to the plan advanced by a majority of the Senate foreign relations committee for American membership in a permanent court of international justice provided the signatory nations agree to dissassociate the court from the league, but his declaration was taken generally to apply to that proposal. He renewed his endorsement of the original Harding-Hughe- s world court plan and said he would not oppose other reservations but at the same time asserted that any material changes which would not probably receive the consent of many other nations would be impracticable. Will Be Able To Visit The Border This Year, Being a Very Busy Man (By Associated Press) A This mornings Memorial day CHICAGO, May, 30. MEXICO CITY, May, 30. great welcome of throngs and parade, under direction of Post It is i eported that one of the cheers was tendered Major No. 7 of the American Legion, of President purposes Obregon3 Frederick Mai tin on his return wras a sight to stir the patriotic visit to Sonora is to interview here from Alaska, wher- - his heart as it left the Chamber of President Coolidge at Noga'es. command of the round the world Commerce on its way to the American Ambassador Warren fljeis was attended by misfor- cemetery. I tune. Sergeant Alva Harvey, his refused to comment on the reheaded The parade was by mechanician also was cheered. Batof and Jarvis staff pot t. They weie met by a great Captain U. N. G., Field F. tery Artillery (By Associated Press) throng of military and naval the colors and color guard and WASHINGTON, May, 30. Lord Kenyon, pro chancellor of the men and civilians being accombearer of the Legion posts flag. Univerc ty of Wales, w Little be the guest panied for hundreds of miles by if any possibility exists Miss Adeline Kunz, Red Cross of honor at the .entering! from of Kenyon a squadron of President that Coolidge will be oollege at Gambler, 0, in June. He Chanute field, which he com- nurse, with the medal conferred to meet President able .Obregon 's tue great giandson of one of the manded before his flight began. upon her for war service pinned roundels of the college. of Mexico on the border w ij.h .n Martin and Harvey received the on her breast, led the Legions fife, drum and bugle corps, the nert few months it was' said acclaim given heroes. which was followed by the body today at the White House. The of Legionnaires. believers in Christ. This nation proposal for a meeting between Next came the Gold Star was founded on the Selective Emigration principles U. the two was broached several PLAY mothers whose sons made the Christ. It is up to the months ago by Senator Cameron by taught supreme sacrifice in the service of Arizona and others as a step Proposed For British of their country, then the other members of that great organizatoward ti e improvement of reto American Legion, II mothers, sisters and wives of tion, the lations between the two counOverseas Areas those who were ' fortunate see that these principles are con' tries. enough to return the ladies of tinued. the Legion auxiliary It is not our business to find (By Associated Press) An atmosphere of grim wars fault with our great American BIG RACE IS ON LONDON, Ma, 30. because added in realities the was, Institutions, simply to guns, exted the sjsttm scheme On Thursday at their legular caissons and members of Bat- some one in high office goes AT iNDIANAPOUS emigration by nomination is out- meeting, the local Kotarians It is expected that the woik tery F., followed The Champion. a comedy in citizens in wrong. It is a duty, that the by lined by the Oveiesas Settle- were honored sets in all U, cars. The fanfare by the presence of installing radio of trumpets American Legion see that none three acts, presented by the join6 ment committee m its report of A. E.. Bowen and S. Veteran's Hospitals will he d Attorney roll (By Associated Press), ' dj.ums reverberated( speak ill of our government on college classes of the Brigham pf for 1923. Mrs. Emma Lucy Gates Bowen. to account. time is to mi??; ! INDIANAPOLIS, It which the their that May, 30.-f- ; col the marking duty establish to intended It is Young college, in Nibley hall Bowen gave a master- ing to General Frank T. one hundred and thirall Attorney Between see constitution the marched that obey last night proved to be a real lective nomination by churches, ful memorial address that was director of the U. S. Veteran's procession one hund- AT and thousand If our THE of government. ty othpeople fjve and pEMETERY winner with the audience that philanthropic societies Bureau. The work of installaHe maintainmuch and thousand dred do not the Lehave appreciated. forty to coming here, peri . filled the hall to capacity. With , Arriving at the cemetery, er organizations ower-sea- s tion is progressing satisfactorcomes ed that there is we nothing of Commander sons..cro.yed B. America, say local Johnson ,to gion IK spirit obtain guaiantees from a well balanced cast of performily, and at the present time 37 took charge of the Memorial ad- them to stay away, if they do ers. The Champion went over the annual Memorial day five lesidents of employment and "JLj been have cf the equiphospitals who vices, which commenced b the have that spirit, we sky to then! last evening with comparative hundred mile lace in which 22 cbmodation for settlers m their ruling Providence . destinies of nations. No one ped. of the fastest racers of the eoun-rthe welcome. nomw large ill A congregation send singing ease. in, districts. They The genet al plan for the succees the imwith can started. The car of Ernie Mr. resist talk leaderthe under oththe by A.meri?ay Following This rollicking comedy of inations to the church or over on the mutable laws of God. They are stallation of the radio equipment W. W. Anderson, Presi- Ryan,, the quartet rendered, of ship counAnsterberg m the lovcell life was suited . to a stretch in theturned er organizations provides for one master set nations as so and first eternal dent Old long E. Cardon (the offered Tenting Tonight op lap and E ii ' Joseph cast of college students. Marian of the try to which they are affiliated, on true and correct cated in a central point into founded the lead ovare ben A the The 'diction Cooper swept Ground , invocation, up who Will-imCamp quartet a Dick Campbell, portraying for selection of emigrants, This master set is i hospital. will from Rev. er Seventh the Tommy was prevail, ward rendered shortly afthey pronounced by the in the dominions, will principles on the direct supervmibn of the The Lord is Burroughs, Alias Gunboat ter the one Murphy mile post hundred not. otherwise Jacobs. Allen My Shepherd. commit local be cared for by the medical officer in charge, who Williams, lightweight champion was He held it at one He said years ago a republic Orson was for the The passed. Superintendent day Ryan program of Miss of and the tees. certain tpnpknees boxing world, hundred and fifty- miles. of the rose up in the wilderness but it designates the hospital as operators. Wiies a most Logan Citv schools gave concluded- by a tribute to the Jennie Meikle supporting him in to come He confor it address. The dead. fallen eloquent years corps bugle varito Wave of Crime in Port- had taken of the lead from this set sidered it a great honor to have played Taps, and the artillery the leading feminine role forth. All the good of the old ous wards and News-Paperooms, Lady Elizabeth, delineated these UMITED PARKING ADCauses asseby ugal w'orld had nourished it and it where loud locat- the privilege of being the speak- unit gave a salute of twenty-on- e are in such a manner as characters speakr to Protest came forth founded on tiue and ed. Wbereve1, head er of the clay, saying that it was guns. to get the sympathy and attenpractical, most VISED TO SOLVE correct principles. That repub- sets are ins) .died f fitting that we pause from eacr bed tion of the audience right from I reus) Associated our routine showed of He th? lic America. regular (By daily CRIMSON ANNUAL the first. As a prodigal son. Mr. in the wards. The in- how it had and grown grind to do honor to and pay our LISBON, May, 30. TRAFFIC JAMS prevailed veterans of the hospitMany Campbell looked and acted the crease of every kind of crime in to be the greatest nation on als have received their equip- tribute to the departed. Menwell. part tion was made by the speaker of A BEAUTIFUL earth despite the many strug- ment through the work of Portugal has inspired the impoParticularly in the second act, of our nation as the (By Associated Press) greatness rtant Lisbon newspapers Diarm gles it had and the belief of the instated Those Miss Velda Parkinson, - as the agencies. of Traf- - , ALBANY, May, 30. de Noticias to a denunciation monarchies of the world that by the Bureau are dom so by was demonstrated by the part WORK little French teacher of the its people played in the great fic experts of New York state , the conditions that make it pos- it would not succeed. the down laid by specifications family got away with have recommended the discontin sible. Just as Lincoln and the peo- doctor. Each set must be able war. American went into the role a manner that biot in the war ideal an for says it and today this Bombs and pistols, close of the civil war to d eceive clearly for minimum 1923 much, favorable comment. Miss uancc of parking cars in congestThe Crimson at for the annual ple ed districts as a relatively easy are the supreme arguments and were dedicated to the serious distance of 1,000 miles. Accord- nation stands as the great ideal and 1924, published by the stu- Parkinson proved quite profi- solution of the automobile means adopted to settle con- task of reconstruction, so we to- ing to General Hines, the cost of cf the world, he said. When our dents of the B. Y. C., eame from cient in getting the'French mancities is to fit traf- flicts. We live in a society ot day are dedicated to the task of installation of radio equipment boys went across the continent the press last evening. The accent into her lies. and ner 8nd across was fic the declare. with to it seas, the streets, and criminals destined to ehminde our a government at special Miss Loree Fames, as Mrs. This can he done they upholding ranges from $2,000 fb $2,4000 assurance that might does dancewas distributed with little exin the college gymitself by violence, and givingna-to doing our duty as true citizens. per hospital, depending upon the given Burroughs and Gayla Funk as not make right, and that right the world the spectacle of a nasium, following the presenta- Mary Buroughs, handled the pense and little delay by proper We cannot disregard the laws of the size of the institution and must te triumph. the characters wnh good effect. In control of parking. The tion of The Champion, tion in which laws ai the land and it would be as in the class 0f equipment used. Since is to a upstreets tile ago fit year meeting problem and authority is impotent. the days of the Judges over . of i , Radio provides a means college class play, last evening Evan Murray, as John Bur- to traffic, which will cost much There is no protection givenu Israel if a person now chooses positive As a pictorial record of the roughs, the irate father, those improvement, Americas heroes tnd have , great money. naturally who the police the laws he will obey and not physically and mentally, for the been called said Mr. Ryan, Last activities of the student body of who saw The Champion last "Eventual of prohibition school B. Y. in C. the the the safer to shut their efes to ermes laws. during hospitals, August the country was .cause J patients beheld the fond parent parking obey all the and a the report the to Crimson night, two of the Hines. General closed, Many R. Johnson C. year sang just Prof. they sliould prevent, who is the mourn the loss of that great annual wanting explan of the experts says, in view of this year is perhaps the ations always moralizing fact is found in solos. Every year the Logan beneficiaries of the Veterans leader, Warren G. from his children as the fact that traffic and will contin- of Harding, undangerous best of the ten such volumes that scholar- Bureau in our hospitals are constant escape their conduct- - Orville ue to ificrease and that attempts , ana Rotary Club offers tw'o never in the history of the world have regards the .With pnsans beds The from thus far. leave their able to criminals appeared was there a more solemn funerLaw, as Lord Brockingdon, did to relieve congestion by park- ship prizes of $100.00 and $50,00 fortresses of the country. to the students with the best1 the use of the bedsteads, these al procession that the one that cover with a rich coloring effect well with the part of the Enging time limitations, traffic direcords in school. These are patients can listen to opera, jazz went from the Western coast to of Crimson shading into a beau- lishman, who generally' says version and other restrictions amusement on of its and Cruisers tiful other form black, cr bearing any on the four year period the East. Throngs of people front out an outline of the col- Thahts jolly good of you, and do not and can not satisfactordy Japanese Light on Trial basedtake into consideiation the that is broadcast by the radio. stood for hours to get a and Defects and finally care for the interests ghmpse lege buildings done in golden subh like expressions. Show school work and all the points of It prevents them from losing The others in the cast were of the public of funeral the which bore train the meraftintone of the most attractive Vernon contact with Hie general a good citizen. The winners Eldred Bergeson chant and thegenerally, (By Associated Press) the rgjnaips to their last resting that is Obray, Own-- - , automobile Lh school have world in 7 of fairs 30. any Logan must also agree to continue Lorin Smith, Hyrum Hunsaker. er. TOKIO, May, JaPeijc place. had on its annuals. naval authorities are of -- me their studies in higher instituSmith, Carlos Hancey, Again in February, that great Those who have studied the With many cuts of students, Luther Smith Percy of the performances cm- - tions Mon about Roland learning. war leader, Woodrow Wilson, LIGHTNING FIRES son, AsaeLJiJijisen automobile traffic problem i re , reviews of activities, pictorial Leland finished his eatrhly career and and cuts of students who have Jay Reucher , My fa I Clark agreed that streets are arttories of their newest hght e lhc Barrows, Lund Johnson, was thrown in which, are being launc Skanchy, and Leland Olson who TWO BUILDINGS the entire nation a orominent part in all Rulon Keotch, Doyle Affleck and of traffic and that moving vewas he who stood played rate O ftwo a It ia were contestants for these mourning. hicles sholud have preference B. Y. C. has done dur- Harold Kirby. the that ew spaper repo were present as the before the the cf The interpretation of The over standing vehicles. up people shipyards. N sutetantiaUv con 1923-24, an- Crimson the ing (By Associated Press) world and said that it was the of defects are informed expert- - guests of Supt. Orson Ryan and nual this year is certainly a work Champion last evening was full HUSTON TEX. Mav 30-- Fire of this natkm to do Its that firmed by well vimarid catchylhies with duty pre.sented.to the membership. the staff, headed bv Asael pf started by two lightning part in making the world a safe The light crjserjYanig The winners were Percy Smith touches humorous in them SCHURMANMAY BE A. Lund bolts destroyed the storage place for men and women to live Hansen, as editor, and Earl, abounded the tons, developed her trials. it is Barrows, first prize and C. play. , throughout R. warehouses of the Magnulia in,' My message, said he, ,to Frederickson, as manager, can of Prof. during soil Music last was furnished Johnson, night JAP MINISTER well be prouafrfesy a few days prethe college orchestra, under Johnson, second prize. bupt. Petroleum Company here t last you members, of the American by contest night causing a loss estimated Legion, one of the mightiest orsmaller the direction of Professor Otte. viously Ryan stated that the defers be- at two hundred and fifty similar there showed close, (By Associated Press) ganizations the world has ever Portugal Fights bare was exceedingly between TOKIO May 30 There is to see the ideal is few known, a marthat Costs points her trials. A bill to raise only the legal High ing Feather-ston- e of this great statesman is carbelieve the Japanese each contestant. Dean riage age for girls from twelve reason tooffice House who bride White first The ried out. It is up to you to see has been asked , (Bv Associated Press) Miss Beulah was also a contestant to fourteen years is to be intro- Foreign was Lucy Payne Washington, that this country is kept a gaft p." stood high. LISBON, May, 30. 3- The cost duced at the present session of j by ttfe American Government Southern woman ha "wVedit , sister of Mrs. Madison, whose place in which men and women of living has risen from 10 to the Louisiajia legislature A .whether Jacob Gould Schurman, Ney now minister to China would be thunderstorm marriage to Justin Todd of the may live,' This is a Christian 15 percent since the first of the a heavy After 8C0re1VeSrhad otth.ee the Water oil the sutface of salt Supreme court of the United .nation. activto advances and the to further combat ear, acceptable as - ambassador to .owing chiefly the oat he- - States took place in the exccu- - The foundation of this natiou ities of speculators and dealers. has opened stores in various Japan succeed Cyrus E. W .d tfwt are along ations lagoons water corpoi m-mansion m IdtL was laid b men who were firm .The g'v.runiMq i taking steps parts of Lrilttui. "ho ivi.igned lec.-niit c fnne, nearly fresh, the manufacture CHICAGO May 30 Nathan Leopold Junioi, the nineteen year old son of a millionan e box manufacturer, ulentit.ed of a pair of uluses similar to those found neai fhp bodv of Robert Franks the ihureen year old kidnappeis uctimis m custody today after an all ijight questioning in connection with the death, which for over a week has baffled m vestigator He would neithei affirm or deny the ownership. Leopold who is a linquist and ornithologist admitted visiting the spot where the body was found moie than fifty times studv ing buds. H air-plan- es 5. B. I C. THE J J i y 1 er l - -- rs s pri-vat- e Bur-roug- hs prob-eonfronti- ng yea1-boo- non-existe- nt utli-ma- must-come- , - tj -- . v SSXand schol-arshi- ps - e - York-city- - - ) I -- |