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Show jjont thivw things THE WEATHER Fair tonight, colder west with frost in western val- leys, Thursday fair. Exchange them for cash through the classified advertisements. ' VOLUME XLVUL LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1923. DOES IT GET INDICTMENTS MAY MEAN COLLAPSE OF FEDERAL E Judge So Rules In Dis posing of Case In Ne braska Courts Where Insurance Policy Was In Question. (By Abboeiated WASHINGTON. . Iresa) Apr.. will appeal M. A.' D. OF CASE murder of his wife Laura cannot profit from his wifes insur ance, the district judge ruled of Phegleys suit Idispcsing against the insurance company to compell payment to him of the fifteen hundred dollar insurance policy left him as beneficiary. -- criminal convictions against Albert IT. Fall and the oil magnates who negotiated the western oil land leases encountered a serious setback when all the indictments were thrown out of court. The District of Columbia supreme court also held that Harry F. Sinclair had not been legally indicted ip a second opinion. In a prior opinion it held that Fall, Doheny and Son indictments were quashed. IRRIGATION (By Assocl..t'J Pivt-a- Agricultural College, appeared in a recent issue of the Utah " Farmer. The Cache County Pea Growers Association and the Morgan Canning Company recommend that the farmers of the county read this article as far as practicable. Ther is no question but what irrigation is often let go too late to get the best results. The parties mentioned above think the - canals should be put in shape and wat or put in them so farmers can use it if they choose. The article by Mr. Winsor follows: Ever since 1912 I have been an ardent advocate bf the doctrine of early irrigation, and particularly that of irrigating the seed bed before planting. - In hundreds of cases observation has reveajed a dry subsoil in early spring beneath a muddy surface where the farm operator thought thei;e was an ) HARTFORD, Conn. Apr. 3. The case against Gerald Chapman, mail truck looter recused (By Associated Press) (Bv Associated Nebr., Apr. 3 OMAHA, - WASHINGTON Press)3. The April 'William ' Phegley . serving a twelve year sentence for the government's effort to secure! EARLY L. murderer of the New Britain policeman in a store robbery whs given to the jury this after noon. The court explained the jury could return any one of four verdicts. --fhst or second degree murder, manslaughter, or acquittal. L.1U A AS An article on Irrigate the would rather delay planting two Seed Bed Before Planting writ- weeks than to place the seed in ten by I,. M. Winsor of the Utah a dry soil and be forced to ir- 5 from the District of Columba supreme Court quashing the indictments in the oil tosene ADVOCATES DOCTRINE MEANS TO BEST CROP RESULTS Defense Attorney Says If Chapman is Sent Back To Prison lie Will Soon Die. ZIRUPA f NUMBER 80. I EXPERT ECISIOH III OIL LEASE i I rigate immediately or soon after. If the sub soil is dry to begin with it soon becomes thoroughly dried out and often refuses to absorb water thereafter no matter how often or how much is applied. This accounts for the frequent water requirements of some crops. ' On the other hand if such soil is moistened before planting time, and particularly soon after the spring thaw, the subsoil may be readily soaked all s I DIED L Builder of Power Plant ' In Logan Canyon And At Other Points In Utah and Idaho. SALT LAKE, Apr. 3, -Lu- c-cian L. Nunn, pioneer developer of hydro electric power in the 7 west and a philanthropist noted , for his educational work, ded yesterday in Los Angeles after a long illness. Mr. Nunn was 72 years of age and until the past few years had been a resi- - dent of Utah. Mr. Nunn built the first the w ay down. electric transmission HARTFORD, Conn., April 3 One often hears the remark line in the developing a Gerald Chapman's fight for .life that it is difficult to make wat transmissionworld, carsystem went to the final' stages. Follower cover the land in early spring ried 40,000 volts from that Lillian Gish And his plant and that it takes much less wat- on Provo River to the Mereur ing the delivery of arguments the case was given to the jury. er for a single irrigation in sumcamp. He achieved interCharles H. Duell The jury holds the power to send mer, This is because the early mining national recognition through his , reChapman to the gallows or WASHINGTON, April 3. spring water finds its way services in engineering and federal the him to penturn down into the deep soil while Have Been Engaged Counsel for Harry F. Sinclair the first power plant itentiary at Atlanta to complete declared that the charges of the summer water soaks only building t lant in Niagara Falls for the sentence twenty-fiv- e his year the surface. In reality it re.conspiracy lodged against Fall, ntario Power company, then ( By Associated Press) received upon conviction as the and Son and Sinclair more water for summer Doheny quires NEW YORK, Apr., 3. Unde- could be submitted to another hq biggest power plant in the thouM. A. D. Zirupa, vies president of two million four hundred abundaneeoL mokture.Most irrigation lhan.is...ueeded world."'"'"" 7' 'looter. truck fer jury chatges as a result of of mail commissaries cduncil the sand dollar people He contended howfarmers let surface indications where the soil is thoroughly grand jury. electrical develIn which to of of i. the pioneering Soviet testimony gave sut The defense counsel Frederick mislead them. They have not soaked before ever that charges said to be the republicdrivirg Russia, bribery planting, or be opment in Utah and Idaho Mr. force re- J. GrOehl compel Lilhan Gish to make pc- rjal the argu- learned that a careful moisture fore summing up must spring growth begins. One Nunn put plants first op the sponsible for the downfall of Trotzky. ment attacked Walter Shean, tures solely for his company against Fall and Dohenys mf their farms in very! early watering is usually equiv fall because three of the years' first This the of inventory is Zirupa photograph and also facing disbarment statute limitations which is ef- to reach America. the -- states star witness who early spring will be their best alent to three or four in mid rovo and Logan rivers, later at (charges, Charles II. Duell issuGrace, Idaho. These plants and told the police that Chapman guide in planning the seasons summer. In fact most concrops ed a statement' terming himseif fective. The indictment of uhe conservation of Bear Lake was the murderer of the New work. will mature on the one early sea- as a tempt of the Senate returned as the worlds worst witness storage reservoir were the , , He declared: Britain policeman. When a piece of land has son irrigation. and reiterating that he and against Sinclair is not involved THIRD EFFORT TD nucleus from which has been dea think Do Chapman you been thoroughly dried out the in the proceedings. the people of Utah will Miss Gsh had been engaged. Jifthis veloped jthe power w hich now would choose a weak- previous season it seldom begive proposition a fair trial serves most of Utah and much 1 in a a Shean as like partner ling comes soaked very deep during it will go far toward solving of Idaho.- - Othfer works Pits) that he He the safe cracking expedition. South African WoWASHINGTON, Apr. 3. The winter, A careful study in their irrigation problems, and haugurated .were plants at'jMa-ato back is ent said if Chapman indictments returned by the several parts of Utah during will easily be the i means f Idaho, ori the Madison river he would soon die. Albert B. prison against jury grand the past ten years and' partic- doubling the farm returns, .Most in. Montana Mid at Casper, Wyman lives In Trance Fall, former secretary of the Alcorn States attorney Hugh ularly in 1921, revealed a dry of Ihe seasons watch, supply oming. ana a with summation L, the interior, jSdward Doheny opened subsoil within three . feet in comes early in the year. - ' ' For Fifteen . Years Edward Trained for .the L. Doheny Jr. have been characterization that Groehls most cases and Vary, often it was most leases this water 'fission at Harvard legal pit)McChief Justice be Diversity permitted encountered, within? ,10 or ' 12 may be used directly on the land qutished by plea that Chapman and In German universities, Mr. Coy of the supreme court of the Counsel Working Des- to live to repent, was the de- inches." , the of without (By Associated Brega) necessity storing Nunn, became interested in hyDistrict of Columbia; The courts To Secure Bail fense counsel's Yuconfession' of Where a cippia planted over above expensive dams for late dro RIETF0NTE1N, South Afriwas electric based on the perately undertakings said opinion and Investigation guilt a dry subsoil it "means that it season use. ca, Apr. 3. Scientists from ground that Oliver E. Hagen, For Arch Criminal had his connection - with desa through Chauman showed must be irrigated soon after the England who have heard recentJhe gravel which comes in Telluride, spuria) assistant attorney genOf The Age. perate criminal who went up and growing season begins and fre-- . .down, with high water, haa been mining .operations ly of the case of a woman who - !roa first began8 had been present during eral where Golo.p the,-landown ,pHagipgnd quently thereafter. Ah irriga- a menace to early irrigation but o work out has been in a trance for 15 years -- of- the cases! I By Associated Press) sat loang tion before high voltage transe to'1 Rietfontein to iby the grand jury. The indict- - j CHICAGO, April 3. A third murdering. Chapman planting will reduce that need not worry the water mission. , .. attorney the prosecuting ing as make extensive investigations the total number of applications user any more for it can be .t virinents.had todowiththe There time the at D. Shep-fon- s flayed him. to william t being with hopes of helping the vicrequired from one to five, de- completely controlled at a very tually no men trained for this of the senate oil inquiry out of j?il on bail bcgun tim. The woman is Miss Anna but constituted separate propending on soil and moisture moderate expense. This, how- character of work, Sir. Nunn bemotion made counsel a his conditions at planting time. I ever, is another story. when reof civil suit Swanepoel, Lichtenburg, age ceedings from the gan the education to which in 33, who became unconscious in cently brought at the triaj at for bail before Circuit Judge ater years he devoted a great 1910 when she was notifedof Cheyenne.. The . indictments William Brothers Two unsucdeal of attention .and a large the sudden deati of her fiance. charged criminal conspiracy in cessful Attempts have been preTIMED. S. 111 ?art of his considerable for- Not once, according to at- connect'd! with the oil lease pro viously nlade before Judge Jacob tune. It was estimated last tending physicians, since that glam. Should the higher courts Hopkins of the criminal court, night that Mr. Nunn has given new time has the womah been fully uphold the tulirtg and no upwards of $2,000,000 to educaconscious. After 11' years in indictments be returned it woul tional work through the her home under the care of re- mean the collapse of the govern AUTOSDESTROY association and the Deep in criminal ments proceedings latives, she was taken to a hosorganization, Through Springs pital where attendants admin- the case. AUSTRIAN ROADS these organizations hundreds ister food and water every two State Board of Insanity of men have been given a the1 j 7 EL PASO TeX., Apr. hours. P. J. oretical and practical experiFredrick Dr. Samuel Christensen, Elected to' heard" we ai-- so glad (By Associated Press) H. J. ence In power work, later fin(By Associated Press) John Wilson, Smith, Mrs. C. C. Chase, daugh3. BiCause Dunn Superintendent VIENNA, Apr, SAN 3. PEDRO, Calif., Apr. told ishing their training at Cornell the Norman A. when II. Pafmer, SECRETARY OF. ter of A. B. Fall, the 30,000 j leasure automobiles Institution At Provo Hatch, and other institutions of higher, Uncle Sams a Armada, great Alvin indetment against her father motor trucks and motoreydesan Of and Hamilton Thompson . Dern Governor had been quashed. were elected as the directors of column of a hundred vessels learing. Austria are cutting up the roads The Telluride was association such , WAR IS ILL to not built originally stand the Rotary Club at the monthly comprising the eomb'oed Unitowners of the vehicles business meeting on Thursday, ed States fleet is expected lo formed in 19fl and now has an traffic, Grand Former to toad fitv Associated Press') will have to contribute The The directors will meet at once leave for a six months cruise of endowment, from Mr. Nunn of SALT LAKE, Apr. 3. more than $1,000,000. The aswill The maintenance. money WASHINGTON, April 3. of insanity at its and elect the officers for the en- the other side of theworld. board state Indicted sociation owns a house on the be collected through a system Dragon Secretary of War John W. Usuing year to take effect 4uly Weeks is ill of an attack of monthly meeting held at the first. campus at Cornell, where twenof taxation. men now are ty" young state mental hospital Tuesday, studythrombosis, Whild the illness is AV. R. Sloan, on ClassificaNEEDSACLEAN-U- P ' (By AssorlattHl Tress) At Deep Springs, Calif., serious the physicians expect a Dunn tions; J. P. Smith on FellowFrederick ing. Dr. reelected INDlAANPOLIb, Inu., Apr. DAIRYMEN ARE TO where Sir. Nunn has another speedy recovery, . former 3. D. C. Stephenson v superintendent of the hospital ship; Geo. JJ. Bowen, on Public (Continued uu page tour) to An Cham the letter Busiopen on P. Klux Ku F. Champ and Dr. Taylor assistant super- Affairs; gtand dragon of the TRADE WASHINGTON, Apr., UP DRUM ber of Commerce of Indiana has been indict intendent.. The board also ap- ness Methods; Norman Hamilalarming symptoms Klan J." II. Work and ; ton on grand Marion In April 2nd issue of the Loa county ed Boys steward. as Thomas by Secre-tarJ1'"! not jet developed pointed J, Has New connecofferon Wilson' Memberships, of (By Associated Press) the Week? was urged months jury on five charges in superintendJournal appears a list . o:' France The report Beilin ent showed that on March 1 ed reports. Next Wednesday gan BERLIN, Apr. 3. ago by members of his family tion with rn alleged attack on Block. Captains for clean-u- p Oberholtzer Of to retire to Finance Minister drinks' today only-- a little more there 'were 755 patients iirthe April 8 1 h t h e e n tire Cl u b will private 1 fe. During Miss- Madge s. lf the quantity of hospital. The flow from the work on the Boulevard as they week is very commendable am ine latter part of President than milk it consumed before the new water system is, rapidly im- have adopted this street as the waiter thinks nearly every learning's administration under I By Aiwoclated Bress) care of The reason evidently is proving and now amounts to their permanent project. Mr. citizen will back, them np am war. who ordered FAMOUSlPERA pbyscians 1 President PARIS, like would Apr. 3. work with them. nun jo lefian from exercise of i that the use of milk substitutes 85.000 gallons pcr day, Extreme Geo. B. Bowen, tiie chairman riasmlgti-"-ed'- a of France ou takelTloolc Doumergue these have CaptainsTo organizniUttsive nature promoting winter, accord-in- g and hls committee cold of the-padecree appointing Senator"" the back door of. the Chamber nw enigma ry pirgaineff planned to bring milk' to the report, has killed off ed the property owners on this cooms tod and rig i back to its former street and theywiffcooperate popularity. jajmg cut a ligd diet.' Under forthisTyear. minister to succeed M. Clem4-The OnTuesdaT proper-- J at the back door of the Capitol truatftu2iithL gmtcfaTcoir-Oitio-n eveinngWwathfiJiillesUextent.J Associated Tress)" (By ente!. itisTinderstood thatrUon-- "' j of door back the owners are much lnterestedTTTeatre.the showed irrpiovement and Goverin ty of honor dance a OMAHA, 'Nebras., Apr. 3 given! WINS im- - M oodruf f School, the back door is Louicheur refused the post. ' aLsuit from bis Madame Bernice De Pasquali j GRAHAM nor George 11. Dern, who is a in the movement and many will j of the Eccles Hotel, and a uuni The, minister always advocated ' 1Ty esk. m the will made. be It war department, of the board of trustees provements the famous- American opera . business ' houses the retention of the French cm- IN THE CONTEST member af-and State Au- be made one of the principal ber of other block in the day of died institution, j the early singer, and you will bassy to the Vatican and saiu he -within' that ' city. Police attack of pneumonia. ditor John E. Holden and State drives of the brief a ter Sergeant Mr. A. H. Thompson discuss- see what is to my blind . the accepted the post conditionally Treasurer J. R. Walker. She was former prima donna (iiv Asaoriajed Bres) - ed codes of ethics for Farm worst condition that exists on the governments agreement Opera; DENVER. Apr. 3." Judge Metropolitan to compromise on the question within our city limits. Most Stand Trial with the and ' Caruso for seven j.cn pv Lindsey" of the Juvenile Professor A. M. Durham arid Mortgage Bankers and explainof the Vatican embassy. Having Company Commerce The Chamber of ed that through the Farm Mortcourt of this city is apparent a number of members of the thrown overboard the finance years. to much teach the done lias Bankers of the country, Clementel and the poloser in the contest over the Cache arid Logan stake Religion gage ... By Associated Tress) minister clean to of this up people city in agricul; held so classes will attend the general grqak development lie ARSAW, Apr. 3. me min-te- r has which Herribt ministry to , the of well look licy do to would judgeship but it had" been brought about. WHEAT MARKET of the, interior ,'sad that R. Graham brought , Religion class conference Sun-. ture on for the present, . at least Royal and block own long. first carry within its ' don G. O. Car urgBo ice contest suit. A recount of ) day morning at Barrett Hail m President who Muraszok to decidi hold a confer-enr- e d nas it the sergeant than be pre- teach by example rather et two comm un at (By Aauocittted Press) of 211 places Salt Lake where thby will sing ed the membership to out ih seven witl agitators precincts premier rty , e oemg CIHCAGO. Apr. 3. Wheat Graham in the lead with thirty, j Prof. Durham's song, This; Isj pared to put over Bovs Week. by precept. plU conveyed to the ienifer. a Thmmitfh. lean-ufor 1229. One, d. 1 lUiwiitji border for r Th. Ft,.. , April ofi)h.by 7- .. exchange Mav fUS 1 July97 1 folio vote. . ,,)H V trf-- d for murder. 4; Corn W i high-tensi- on I super-crimin- al ted 0 d, - i Uke-wise-- in ; ", -- -- d roay-eom- revera-effo)- ELECTION FLEET , ( Tel-uri- de 3.--- (n , . de-car- ed e , , though y - one-ha- I -- st . -- - - ', , ; i . "" I p. 4; i ' - - |
