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Show TODAYS CHICAGO GRAIN May-ne- $1.62; July $.71; July $.40'ri; July wheat, $1.43. THE WEATHER old $1.64;corn May May oats $.76. VOLUME XLLL LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, SATURDAY, MAY MISS MARY TATE DEBT FUNDING BUSINESS .HO L I A If Report of Chief of U. S. Labor Bureau. (By Associated Press) (Bv AsHiMtalcd WASHINGTON,. . May 1. May day in America, like in employment England, . found stable, wages high, and industrial peace general with a few the throughout exceptions United States with radicalism showing little strength. Trade unions are quietly expanding As assistant to the- public printer of their efforts to improve the the United State. Miss Mary Tate economic and cultural condi- holds probably the most important tions of their members. Secre- post ever held by a woman in the tary of Labor Davis said: service of Uncle Sam. Through all the basic industries peace prevails. May day is a pay day 'in Colorado, the lalwr chief said. - Prehistoric Fort in Kentucky Said to Be Centuries Old 1.--- The Last evening at the Bluebird Hall, S. E. Clark presented Miss Ludean Mrs. Welti, accompanist. Franklin Richards, a junior wearer of the L n Lo- elected gan high school, student body president of that school school for the 1926-2- 7 in held elections the yester year day. The new president defeated Spencer Howell by a considerawas majority. Ihs vice-preside- nt be Miss Lucile Cardon, who has had considerable executive experience in the student body TranraatiomAfldwho-wiorHeveFi4ngjpftfft'Hge- One hundred thirty invited guests enjoyed this very fine musical ' ' treat. MiSs Rogers plays with a Her Very clear, sure touch. use of the pedal judicious shows real musicianship and training. Miss Rogers played the difficult Chopin program in a truly .delightful and pleasing manner Her interpretation of the Berceuse in D flat ma; or, a tender and lovely number, to Hit inte mutation .if the Revolutionary Etude C minor, a brilliant number, in which she did some very skilfull playing with ihe left lma 'in the rapid and a w ill accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Rogers of Lewiston, assisted by Walter Welti, baritone, and Logan High Elects Student Body Officers ble Rogers, (By Associated Tress) , eclar- WASHINGTON, May 1. The senate farm bloc leaders have decided to let tbe house tackle the surplus crop problem first, blocking the motion by Senator-- Harrison, Democrat, of Mississippi, to display the pending public buildings bill with the farm relief legislation reported by , the agricultural committee. Press) LEXINGTON, Ky May discovery of the prehistoric fori in dhe Lost World in the' Kentucky mountains has been announced by professor Burroughs of Berea College as one of the largest prehistoric forts in America and probably several thousand years old. The copper armor and skeletons exposed are centuries old. Pit) May. 1. CHICAGO, Ma An agreement has been reached ing he has broken in health and unable to xmentrate on for the funding of the. fiftv-on- e of his domillion dollar war debt of Jugo- business because Nolmestic Ferdinand troubles, to slavia the United States over a long period of years. j le,sen, former president of the This and the French debt are National Engraving company, the only two agreements audit- has filed in eourt a -- petition ing congressional approval. The penetentiae, while is a stateFrench debt submitted by ment of sorrow, and repentence, President Coolidge as fair to in an endeavor to win back his both the governments was estranged wife. Nellesen said if Senator Reed, his avowal of penitence is disgreeted by Democrat of Missouri, with a regarded he ought not to be demand for a comprehensive forced to pay he alimony. The investigation by the finance document is the (first of its committee. Senator Borah has kind ever filed hire. asked an inquiry into the actual capacity of France to pay. Borah held .that France is the most prosperous nation in Europe today. WASHINGTON, NUMBER 102. SYMPATHY STRIKE MAY RESULT THROUGHOUT BRITISH DISTRICTS Other Legislation Pro- Believes She Should grams Before Senate Accept His Penitence and House The Navy or Be Cut Off From Planes Will Accom- The Alimony Allowpany Sea Fleet on An- ance, Given By The nual Cruise. Court Staple Employment With Wages Comparatively High Throughout United States Is 1, 1926. FROM CLOSING DOWN OF MINES TAKE IN (Rv Associated 'Utah; Partly cloudy "Saturday; Idaho: Unsettled, moderate temperature. v- - WASHINGTON, May L More than four hundred navy planes- - oi-- types will , be afloat with the. fighting divis- Hundred Two Trade ps on Hand to Keep Down Threat- Fight-Troo- ened Trouble. (By Associated 1. LONDON, May Great Britain fares a general strike as a result of the coal miners strike against the lower wages, and increased hours. of two hundred trade unions comprising five million workers, with enormous financial resources, have divided to back up the miners by ceasing to woik in all the ital services Tuesday unless a settlement of the miners dispute is leached. The goernnient, aroused by the strike of the miners, who laid dowm their tools at midnight, when the government subsidy expired, proclaimed, a State of emergency exists, which gives the government under the law almost unlimited of Capt. Arthur j. Hepburn ha bn powers for the protection from the public suffering appointed director of naval Secretary Wilbur. He he through the curtailment' of been Inbycommand of tha U. S. S. Weet of vital necessities. Faint hope Virginia. the resumption of negotiations, d is held. One million one Repie-sentaliv- es (nteitl-gen- e hun-drq- " PROVIDENCE, Apr Funeral services for Mrs. Chesty T. Hammond were held in the first ward church, Thursday at 2 p. m. The house was filled with friends and kindred from far and near, come to show' their love and esteem for the deceased. ThO numberand beautiful floral offerings were.Carried by Relief Society sister The ' pall bearers.were her grandsons. ions of the sea fleet next year when the giant plane carriers Counselor William R. Zolling- hundred million dollars. Thd Saratoga and Lexington take er conducted the services, which last national coal strike of their places respeitively as air the choir singing Great Britain in 1921 cost the began by flagships of the Pacific battle Mid Scenes of Confusion, pray nation nearly two hundred fifty fleet and thfe Atlantic scouting er was offered .Jby Brother Con- million pounds as direct and fleet. rad Alder. Prof. Albert South-w'ic- k losses. O Love Divine, then sang began the The government session of last At evenings the city commission City At- accompanied on the piano by subsidy last July when a crisis similar to that of today was met the Prof. Otte. torney Fonnesbeck 'Elder Jacob R. Fuhriman then threatened. The owners faced commissioners and tax matters were discussed at considerable spoke of his associations with with rfrnning the mines without Sister Ilammond and her family. .the subsidy, have offered the length:, the .attorney calling lt that she haHead .an jm triers a - scale of - twenty to many departures life, had assisted in cent higher than that of 1914, from the rules set by law govtwo other families be- rearing thirteen percent lower than different for taxation erning and of- sides her own and had been to t(,p present wages city 'Logafts purposes by true mother. a had never Ik hour an on day SU)ted of number eight ficials during a trer-H- o - tv! acl of seven. or Th complain taxes in levying years; chiefly her associates. fuse(j to accept either a wage for one purpose, then diverting critisize A violin and duet w,is piano or an increase m in and reduction again, them to another; Miss Arilla beautifully given hours. failing to set aside sinkng Beuhler and Prof. by Otte of Logan The only limitation on the funds for the redemption of Counselor II. A. Theurer had government powers under the, bonds. The regular monthly been raised as a neighbor to the state of emergency proclamapayroll was passed. Hammond family and had al- tion is that 'it cannot declare loved and respected them. The rate of infant mortality ways He felt that Sister Hammond in Mexico City is five times that had been the to ignor all who an angel of mercy to WILLIE of New Ycrk, owing came under her care. She ance of Mexican parents in the educated all her children at a care of their children. on Jean without a do ib: this talented ledersen was elected secretary, pianist's ability to respond to running against Miss Winifred the depth and greatness of Ensign. These three officers are Chopins music. all well prepared for their work Miss Rogers is to be conas leaders in the organization gratulated. Mr. Clark is also to next year by much previous ex- be Very highly complimented will be seniors for the intelligent and splendid perience. They next year. ' instiuction wdiich he has give ; Mr. Clark is a The other officers elected fol- Miss Rogers. low : musician a and thorough Executive Committee: Ed- teacher in whom one can place lie-fe- ry in-a- ll ) Akmoi taiod Press) government-- Free State, and is being held without bail in Dublin, It is charged that he has been' negotiatng for machine guns in America. -of the-Iri- sh -- Evidence , I".. - Found Where ProtectionJs Given Rum Runners (By AsHooiated Preee) NEW YORK, N. Y, May 1. Aboard the steamer Eker is at anchor in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty with a million two hundred thousand dollars worth of raw alcohol below the docks, was found evidence, in a memorandum book, federal agents claim, of twenty thousand dollars paid for protec tion to get it through the New York harbor. The officials think that twenty fivq thousand of the alcohol was intended for seven motherships in rum Vow, which make their own s gal-go- ct Hr (By CORK, Ireland, May 1. Patrick Garland of New York, fireman on the Lusitania when it was torpedoed, is to be tried for treason, being accused of conspiracy to overthrow the thousand miners Balloon Record May Be Outcome of Race stopped work. The government' has moved troops into the coal (By Associated T resa) mining areas in south Wales, LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 1. Lancashire dnd Scotland,' as a Ward Van Orman, twice winprecautionary measure to maintain order, ner of the Litchfield trophy, .The governments subsidy to was leading in the balloon race, enable thd mine owners .skid to landed at Petersburg, Va having be losing money, to pay ; the scotch and seven hundred termieighty miles dis- arrested. ' Vye. The crew was scale of Wages which, . ' nated. at midnight has resulted tant twenin a total expenditure of Fire Damage a . ty million pounds or almost a Negotiations For twenty Peace , Miss Marion Bennion. Miss Fireman on Lusitania When Torpedoed Said to Have Negotiated Machine Guns Wit Which to jOverthrow Free State. CAPT. A. J. HEP3URN Unions Decide to Back Up Miners in Their Million at Close ns Dollars (fly Avelttted Pied) BAKERSFIELD. California, Thu MADRID, May 1. May. 1 The Standard il fire peace negotiations between the In the half million gallon barrel Franco, Spanish and Riffian reservoir was under control to- delegates at Oujda have been day, after a twenty four hour battle m which a thousand men broken off. fought the spread of the flames Sheriff leteison arrested The losses by the fire and flood Conrad Miller of Newton, upon in Kern County, during the totalled, whew promises lie found still, twenty . four hours and then located eighteen pints probably a million dollars. of moonshine in a house to which he was moving Miller Favors was held in $500 "bonds. Bill I K (By Awsociuled Press) Jardine Tjncher Credit industrial conscription or compulsory military sen ice. The i , (By Aeiwiated tcewt POMONA) Flo. May. 1. The hey Tincher credit bill and the pend trade unions announced would offer to maintain a ing cooperative marketing bill voluntary distribution of essen- was endorsedWm.byM.Secretary of Jardine in Agriculture tial foodstuffs. ap address before the annual conference of Farmers ' Union. Secretary Jaidine said the TO bill should pave the way for a better stabilization of prichave ever es than the farmei-enjoyed before. F ward Anderson, Russell Humph implicit confidence. A special feature of the reerys, and William Ballard. Miss Phyllis Durham, Miss Marjorie cital was the real treat of hearVernon, and Alvord Budge were ing Mr. Walter Welti, baritone, the other students on the tickets sing with artistic interpretaMarshal, Wilford Hale, judge tion and fine voice, a program sacrifice, but her aspirations f James Scott; cheer leader, Wel- of interesting and captivating were high, and this with her I Out of 264,0 11 cases of eggs don Burnham; song leader, John songs. The spirit and mood of in the home has made and historian, Ruth each were grasped by him and shippbd from the Pacific coast training Smith, her all leaders in the children Deputy Resigns to runners-uSmith. The for expressed with poise and ease across the' continent to New soon lie. here. And in summer which The Her 29. reside. places they become -- Candidate April were 267 these positions were Hayward to his listeners. Mrs. Welti is York last year only Dinntha. also, w ith her WASHAKIE, are rejoicing over the every thing good here. i ? daughter in I hiker, Ottis transit. Peterson, Willard a very aomplished accompan-is- t damaged I this mother AsMoclatPd a had life of led sacrifice splendid spring. very Ireae) (By wheat our looking But crop and gave her share to the Weldon Eccles, Dailey; and May 1. Chat lea expect going have a good crop here this year, Our sugar beet ' DENVER, In Luneberg there is a great in their care for others. Amelia McNeil respectively. very fine program. Baseball tearti a Ilammond been T. Elder of Our James organized now. boys Armstrong, deputy secretary of While an entire weeks Pleasing encores were given public memorial to the pig reput Salt Lake City spoke with great all ready just West state under Call Milliken, Rewith played this They coming year. vast had prepared the stu- by the artists of the evening. ed to have discovered the next publican of his associations with candidate for the Portage boys arid they going play againWong-sadents for the election, the R- In all it was a musical treat, an Hanoverian salt mines that feeling Mr. Hyrum the Their a He we doing. 'said as big nomination, lias Friday. gubernatorial departed. to the much esults were not particularly close. event to be remembered. prosperity brought was motoring down Tremonton about last resigned to become a candidate ochave should people greater district. Most of the winning studehts Following is the progiam: week. But Mr. "Seth Pabigee and Chester casion for comfort than any for the Republican nomination wfere elected by appreciable Scherzo B flat minor .. Chopin was motoring up .Idaho Reservation for secretary of state.The nitrate industry of Chile other, for by our' spirits we majorities. Over six hundred Polonaise G minor . .. Chopin represents invested capital of know W'e shall meet our loved last week and return home last Friday. Mr. Miss Rogers Miss Ladra students voted. am Indian home at , down is t Gonzeles and Chief ones gives their fruits $200,000000 nearly ye again, by Bankhead was the campaign Die Beiden Grenadiere . f, 4 New Mexico. But he stay with Mr. Henry Commercial Pictures employment to 50,000 people shall know thorn, So he felt Schumann Welfare Sent Across Ocean the Student Wonsook place. And he was a fighter and he manager of directly and indirectly five tim- -, that Sister Hammond's works am I WelJ all the sir, time. for Party, to which the new presi- AIs Die Alte Mutter. Dvorak es as many. fight looking must have , been good as her ... r Mr. Welti (By AfMCK'iaiert Pres) dent belorigS. Thorval Hickman , eoming home from Nevada about last Sunday children have grown to be such ! Paraof Jdav .1.- - --Thfi E In desert Nocturne the Chopin regions Major.,.,. And the managed everything' looking' pretty. Progressive party. 4 $ stalwart characters. commercial first D flat major.. Chopin guay is found a plant conaining photopraphs Scratched ballots were the rule Berceuse. Twin Falls, Burley, Idaho, and. the grain crop! The choir then Hang O Grave Twin Fall country sent across the oceau by radio Miss Rogers a substance nearly two' hundred Where is an dthe officers are rather evenup splendid Willie very looking solo Otlogary Thy Victory thd Damroseh times as sweet as cane sugar. and also around Burley country too. We were published in three Danny Deever ly divided between the two John Spuhler. being by sung Bruno Huhn to the The plant belongs through the Contract,' ing newspapers. The first pic- Invictus family of at Wells, Nevada, and coming fi President A. E. Andersoi -American Fall. Pocatello, tine .was sent from London in Mr. Welti of composites, of which the sun-- ; Twin Burley, Idaho. Fall, Rosein, one hour forty-fiv- e homo. minutes. flower and daisy are familiar In all, more than fifty "bo vs Troirieme Ballade nan rejoiceu m j next lie We find speaker, month. next every land young men entered the A flat major Chopin representatives. tjme the beautiful testimonies on Some them Shoshones working for ranch Shortly before noon todav Under the la wof England a bicycle race promoted by the J. Revolutionaiy Etude Andrews of They Alvin William . .. Chopin L. Montrose Cycle companv. man may marry his sons mother-iC minor. . worm J1 j Fan-vieask name.. own and government. Monoria They their for Idaho, land wr. or his deceased wifes mis would pe a Better n-la Miss Rogers over the route from Smithfield haven't got any we all would follow her example , condition . just now. Theiri Alder of Preston, Idaho, took to Logan, which was rtm this L , 7 sister, but he can marry neither peeu lien an(j they was very bad numbered at about over thousand western Shonshone put therejout a marriage license and W'ere afternoon. Names of the win- - The interior of the office of his aunt by marriage nor hiapfTJa - the etc. Gospel of Christy is at once married in the county Jut rotning around the country, ners w ill "be given in Mondays the Utah Power and Light corn- - 'nie?e by, marriage, let alone his 0TT,10ARY- WlLLIE clerks . remodelled. office, mother is wifes . issue. being pany imtfflf Y IE JOURNAL Tin-ch- er WRITES s p -- . r com-paigni- w itSi ry - .. Wv . . thei;7:..gv.,... 1 ! , I ' l;!1 n am -- jw NEW-JYOR- K, |