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Show V WHEAT MARKET (AP) CHICAGO, May 9. $1.50 $1.62; July May Wheat Oats, $L13k; Ji;Corn . 4A 41c;44c. VOLUME XLVIIL PLANE MISSING J SATT Kl)AY, MAY SOUGHT IN ENGINEERS HOLDERS IN I Forced to Land in The Government to Press Adds $1000 to B. Y. C. While Bum Bow AtCases of Violation of Endowment Fun as taches Show Evidence Memorial to Late Son, That They Will Fight to The Amendment Adjourn Lafayette T. Hatch-Am- ount Finish to Bring Flood! Court to Secure Appreciated of Liquor to Main- land. By Council. , Wilderness With Pilot and , Two Passengers Eighteenth Not Able to Combat Storm Near Arctic Circle. ( By " Associated Press) Alaska, FAIRHANKSj may 9. Fighting a storm which Thursday forced Pilot Noel Wein to land his plane with two passomewhere in. the a Joseph a. Perry o! Columbus, Ind., sengers sophomore at Purdue university, La wilderness at the edge of the fayette, Ind. has left ith William H, in relief tic a A it party ciidc, WashburSi, noted Canadian naturalist, another plane is off to rescue. as an aide on, an exploration trip Ihe missing plane had just through Africa Fifty selected coHege' completed the fartherest north (tudenta in Canada and the United flight on record to forty miles States took the examination for the position, erry winning. within the Arctic circle. A WASHINGTON, May 9. new kind of death day, exceeding in destructive power any SALT LAKE, May 8. The previous device, is claimed to Slate 'Land Office made a have been discovered by a German, inventor. change in the process of lending looney, Tlunsday. The new plan is called the JUSTICE OF PEACE amortize plan. This will divide LIKES HIS TODDY the payments into forty payments extending over a period of twenty years. (By Associated Press) This is the same plan as is PUEBLO. Colo. May 9. Justiused in the U.- S. Land Office. ce of the Peace George MonaGovernor George II. Dern will han of ther .Blende district, before whom many Liquor cases leave soon for Cedar City, Utah, have been tried,- is now charged to be present at the grand openWith the possession o t liquor. ing of Zion's National Park. II. E. Crockett, secretary of Monahan, end three other men, and one woman wfere arrpsted state- will leave Wednesday evein a raid of a rooming house. ning for Cedar City, to be at the commencement exercises of the B. A. C: and the opening of the WOMEN WANT ALL park, Friday the 15th, Among the Logan people who TO JOIN THE LEAGUE have been in Salt Lake during the past few' days were William Doutre. Judge M. C. Harris, N. (fly Associated Press) WASHINGTON May 9 The W. Merkley, Andy Caffey, Leo. International Council of Women Neilson, Attorney Yeung passed a resolution arg;ng on Lou Winschell. Mr. Stephen Hailstone of Loall members to use their influence to speedily include all gan, was at the state cdpitol prior to countries in the League of Na- Liilding on business, " his for California, departure tions. where He is going to make his . - -- t aJ --- horns. A letter was received by of state, II, E. Crockett from the Cache County Comm is Where See-lotu- Conditions Must Be Pretty Bad -- few days. Precautions to Prevent Spread tBv Associated Press ) ROSTOV', Russia, May 4). Two hundred cases of leprosy been discovered among street peddlers. Medical authorities are isolating the victims and are taking precautions to prevent its spread.' Prior to this outbreak no leprosy, has been known here for more than a eent ury ident, Chief Cavender said today he "ds making' arrangements for the building of large stocks such as were used in Puritan days: Ileaiiriounced that If was nis plan to place all 'bootleggers arrested in future-policdrives in stocks with appropriate placards "and parade them through the downtown business SEVEN BABIES STILL UNCLAIMED Section. i Police cars will also be equip(By Associated Press J Seven NEW YORK, May 9. ped with signs warning the pubthe at lic of the evil of illicit claimed be to wait babies liquor whily carrying persons arrested hospital where they were taken of on liquor charges to the police following the investigation Volk former Geisen Helen Mrs. station, he said. , To carry out this program, German army Red Cross nurse Cavendor will be tat whose baby home twenty vice two infants died within a year, gathered before each dixve to receive police prison - Distracted mothers besieged the said,-truck- s - 1 in.stock-3- , ' :- . -! (3v Aasoclatod Frem) MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 9. Twenty two are reported dead as the result of sinking yesterday of the government ship Normair in the Mississippi while mother and younger k other looked on- Albert 18, was sentenced to life in prisonment for the slayin of a patrolman, April 4. his Hj Dor-cha- - Governor morley COMPLY TO TREATY (By Associated Press) EXPEDITION Bri-an- d. " flying expedition to it yrill go to Germany immedithe North Pole by airplane is ately following. probably delayed for several more days by winds. UNDERSHERIFlF Amundsen , IAS : BY HIGH VOLTAGE (By Associated Press) ' - INDENBURG ' GETS CERTIFICATE flly Associated Press)DENVER, Colo., May 9. Governor Morely .has vetoed th of Notre Dame, South University Bend, Ind., for hio service In th Bold bestowed by an American Catholic Institution on a Catholic layman. T t ed. The boat capsized when the rudder failed to work in a switt (current, after Hie passengers all crowded to one side of tho boat. Thirty of the sixty pas sengers were rescued by the ht loiq work of Tom Lea, a negro with a motor boat. The list of dtad includes men, women, and children, among them are sev. eral of the best known engineers ' . , of the South. It has been indicated that tho war' department ""will "order' n " special board of officers to in- vestigate the sinking of the ship Miss Leora Thatcher, a mem. Norman. bei? of the dramatic organiza! tion of the Moroni Olseh Play- SMALL NATIONS was at the the ers, spec, speaker ial assembly conducted by the WIN girls of the.Ioagn high school as one of the features of the AT ARMS PARLEY VICTORY Annual Girls Day, sponsored by the Girls League of the school, Friday,' May 7, Miss Thatcher spoke on great women In history hd iipqd the 'rise of his woman's !rlghj1iiY tory.' She dpbki' briefly i Of the Jives and accomplishments of Jenny IJnd. Mrs. Fiske, Madam Pavlowa, Florence Nightm. gale, Maude Adams, Clara Barton, Ixiuisa May AWotk, Helen of Troy, Catherine of Aragon, Joan of Arc, Edith Caved, Mis. Browning, and three Utahns. Eliza R. Snow, Emmeline B. Wells and Zina D. Young. The speaker also told of the plnca in history and the debt owed by - (By Associated Press) ' 11m 9. GENEVA, , May small nations represented at tho conference to eontral traffic in' arms won a victory in the approval of the principal that liberty in traffic and not prohibition be the basis of the convention. Small nations feared they would be dependent on . arms manufacturing for their legitimate supplies for war if Prohibition were made the basis of the con- great country vention. Senator Abbeys bill to declare bus companies public utilities COALFREIGirr and lace them under the jurisdiction of the public utilities to- Mary- - itd. Alary. RATES-REDUCEcommission. The governor said D the bill would stifle competition Magdalene. in the bus business and was disTli ere were several musical ' (By Associated Press) Ihrt numbers on the prog run criminatory. WASHINGTON, May 9. senior Three' girls assembly. a girl.) .quartet Sharp reductions in coal freight a Gsang song, PREPARIN- TO rates from Colorado and New sang, Miss Nancy Jacobs played Mexico fields to South the-worl- ., - d , - C RECEIVE Nebraska, two violin solos. Miss and Kansas hav L'akota, Iowa, the opening been ordered gave the interstate by of the The president prayer. ctmmerce commission. Blanche Girls League, Miss " Boudrero, officiated at the meat NAVY Golightlev - (By Associate Press) May 9. MELBOURNE, ingBRITISH MAIL representative of the Australian Gilds Day ended with n dance Price, undersheriff of this coun- navy will go to Samoa next in the high school gymnasium COMING BY AIR . ty was dismissed following the month to' submit to Admiial in the evening.The student news filing of charges of embezzle- Coontz of the United States paper, The Grizzly , was print ment against him- He had been f AwnpIntArt py. for ed in special edition by the in office six months. Although navy a tentative program editor The SOUTHAMPTON ENGLAND of the of United the League. girls a larger amount is said to I in., the reception Miss Dallas Mav 9, The first consignment of of the on fleet publication, States its, forthcoming volved, the specific charge in- visit. mail from England to San Johnson, edited this extra., volves one hundred thirty itwo Francisco air route by partial dollars. left here today. (By Associated Press) DENVER YUMA 1ARIZ; May 9 George VV. Hall, carpenter from Glendale Calif, pas burned to death by contact , with a high voltage wire. Ilewas working on a scaffold when he slipped and caught the wire for support uses veto ax JOB HIS LOST ! - PARIS, May 9 Terms of the note virtually agreed upon by the Allies telling Germany she WINDS DELAY must disarm as required by the treaty of Versailles have been laid before the French cabinet today by Foreign Minister Ilis note is expected to get (By Associated Press) the final 9. NEW YORK, May The approval Tuesday when BURNED TO DEATH tperl-ment- te GERMANY MUST ; May 9 Ben -A - F. - THREE ROBBERS GET VALUABLE JEWELS HUE OTfflM! WRITES TO TORNADO WRECKS THE JOURNAL F MANY - (By Asroclati'd Press) BERLIN, May 9. Rejecting , PLANES I By Associated Press) (By AssocUtetl Prew) Three NEW YORK, May 9 MSy 7. The crop is looking pretty good this the protest of Socialists the fed- robbers held Tex., May SANANTONIO, a store. up jewelry WASHAKIE, we expect going have a good harvest this year, -- Thirteen eral. election, board- confirmed handcuffed four three airplanes,, a.nd for employes now ditch water preapareand our men are cleaning machine a the election of Von Hindenburg escaped, with ninety thousand at and shop hangers, water. All spring crop is put in already. Well some our people the Stinton Commercial aviation as president of Germany.. The want of dollars held worth be jewels. social to kind of going going up Malad City. It is field were destroyed by a Hindenburg arrives here Mon- - neighborhood was crowded with at Malad City. Our boys oranize a base ball tornado. Four on JrwistrSabba day'-fo- r, employes escan-- . th' crowds tmd the "tearti Tiefe soTne time ago iast vetk ago-- Theyj ed injury. The damage is estiTuesday. called restore to police were played with West Portage boys, our boys they mated thousand dololder. heat thenr rtw ice'alreadyr l'h ey was going lars. aaj fifty ' have a ball suit in later on. They wrote letter ENRAGED WOMAN to our agent and asked him going help us to BANK GIVEN buy ball suit for our boys. Mr. George Sam MAJOR GENERAL; USES FIREARMS was going up their Idaho Reservation and to it IN SUIT home next week some time. Mr. Willie IN HOSPITAL return He relation. his may Associated-Pressof some (By went was Pabowcna man and Master Jderburt (By Associated iYeati) VIENNA, May 9rOne was h IB Afwirtt(l Press , Idaho and looking some work. Mr. Timus MONTROSE. Colo May 9. killed and two were wounded ' NEW YORK May 9 Mayjor with his father motor down Tremonton when a woman fired five shots First National Bank was given General Robert Lee Bullard, redown been doMorni Mr. Timpimlioo other day. at a member of a box party at a verdict of forty thousand - Mrs. w tiredho commanded the Elk Tom llars in its suit against Dan. R. Tremonton on some buisness. the National theatre. American second her to during visit army was Idaho daoghter up Want going Grant, former cashier who there about this week. Mrs. Neatz Moemeberg and daughter the worl,d war is in the army Faucets thaUjrfeasure and re- - acquitted last fall in the Mr. Jacob hospital suffering with congesthe oil gasoline delivered al court of missappropriation of was down Tremonton other day and doing shopping. He lias not return tion of the lungs, probably Pevoue wen) to Wyoming to J WILLIE OTTOvAfiY. pneuiponia. His age is sixty-fou- r i v n . i - - -- . - e utou The Unfortunate While on Excursion on. The Negro Mississippi on an excurOr. Albert F. Zahm, pioneer In taking engineers o sion as part of the convention aeronautics, who began hio in tho lata eighties, has been of' the mid-souassociation of awarded the Laetare medal by the engineers which was just form - (l)y Associated Friwot DENVER, May 9. While of Dread Disease H have Prominent Professional y life sioneis, authorizing Him to build the show case.repiesent-in- g . iKi1. Wheft-authorit- ry Cache Valley in the displays at the state house. This work 8. will commence within the next DES MOINES, Iowa, May Charging inefficiency in the handling of liquor cases by the courts. Chief of Police James Cavender today announced plans for what he termed a weekly, parade of bootleggers. The announcment followed the parade through the streets of a wrecked automobile containing a police officer disguised represent death and holding aloft a bottle labeled hixitch." Police claim the driver of the motor car was intoxicated at the time of the acc- . Does Heroic Work. 1 - Heres One Place - - i rs Ia-fayet- i 'I T. rum-runne- (l)v Associated Press) , V Men of South Among I SILT LITE NEW DISCOVERY . i ' l!v Asian fated Prtssi" "At a meeting of the Alumni! Pry) PHOENIX, Am., May 9. Council held last night, Mr. 1U WASHINGTON. May 9 The Because the government needs E. Hatch announced a gift of; endurance - contest between the time to .subpoena impoitant wit-n- i one thousand dollars to the Atlantic mrrr fleet and the Young College en- coast dr. guard continues with ssts in the preliminary hear- Brigham dowment fund. The contribu- indication it will be a war to ing of H. S. McCluskey, stCre-t;u- y tion was presented in the form the finish with the land and to the governor and George of a memorial to sea attacks leprisals and rum Fberle state purchasing agent, Thatcher Hatch, a sonLafayette' of Mr. runners death list figuring on charges of possession and Hatch. K i d n a p p i ng, importantly: transportation of liquor, the The council feelsi threats and attempted bribery ease was postponed shortly af- grateful to Mr. naturally Hatch for his figure in the ter the opening. gift, as well ak for his forts to drive the wedge through interest in the growth of the; the blockade to follow with the B. Y, C. nod. .of liquor. One guardsman in financial matters and two others wounded after supports a movement such as being kidnapped. land agents LOSES MOTION the B. Y. College has inaug- and are known to urated we can be reasonably have smugglers a list of officers and memTO STRIKE OUT sure that the principle of the bers of the guard marked for movement is right and the extermination. cause worthy. fllv Vx.siHiatfd Pi'tvnfj The interest from the. INDIANIOLIS, May 9. Thatcher Hatch, Mem- Riffians Seem -Judge Collins in the criminal orial will amount to $60.00 a court denied the motion to year and will be available for to Have Best of strike out portions of the mur- the pui'poses connected with der indictment against D. C. the growth of the College; that Battle With French Stephenson former grand drag- is, the interest from the gift, on of the Klan ,and two others.. not the gift itself,n7ay be They1 are charged with the mur- spent. This harmonizes with Press) (By der of Miss Madge Oberholtzer the plan under- which the 9. Morocco, RABAT, May whole Y. B. the of Endowment of Indianapolis. French blockhouses have been will be raised. It was decided by the com- surrounded and cannot be reAlbert Dorchok mittee to hold three meetings lieved until French forces aie each week during the present reinforced. The outposts are month and exert every possible kept in supplies by air- planes. Sentenced to effort in' cooperation with the One small blockhouse is reportstake and ward committees, to ed destroyed by Riffian artil' Imprisonment reach the goal set for June 1. lery. ' STEPHENSON DESTRUCTIVE 7 DEATH RAF 1 - j bu ! ( HIM BUT OFFIGEH F, - ! NUMBER 111. yl92:. DR. ALBERT F. ZAHM STATE temperature. I LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, JOSEPH S. PERRY THE WEATHER Generally fair Saturday and Sunday; little change I Jlrt'. Geisen. Yolk - , Nea-vis- JERDICT ) Ber-das- - - ' shear-sheep- . ,t |