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Show V N' TODAYS CHICAGO GRAIN May new wheat $1.59; old, $1.58; July $1.39. May corn July $.75. May corn $.70; July $.40; $.42. Ji - Frost tonights Freezing temperature in higher elevations. - Denver. y QLUME XUX. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1926. NUMBER 106. MISS CLAUUDIA READ LONE COMMUNIST RETIRED FARMER SOVIET -- ' ?HE WEATHEB TO RAYMOND T. BAKER GIVE THREE WOUNDED AFTER PARDON KILLS SELF Will Spend Two Months Police Believe Rash Act Assess Investigation Started by Prosecutor Chicago and Attorney General Obtained One erty Through Efforts of Yellow Kid. (By'Associated Frees) CHICAGO, May 6. An Bars The Result of nv QuarRatherThanr Put Up rel Had Been SepSecurity to Keep Peace arated for Several Takes Hot Shot at Weeks' Prior to The Money to Aid Baldwin. ish Freight. Behind Lib- The (By Associated Press) vestigation of pardons and parol es granted recently has begun by States Attorney Crowe aidItfiss Claudia Read, charming daughed by Attorney General ter of Col. Beverly A, Read, U. J. A., as the result of informa- and a popular member of the yduhger ' tion obtained from two men let in Waihlngton. and M. AMesslein questioned, Lucas pollack. Pollack said he obtained the freedom1 of Jiis TO TRY nephew Ralph Steiner through the aid of Joseph Yellow Kid Weil who was convicted yesterday in the federal court of disn posing of stolen mail loot. aided hjm he said although this was denied by Messlein. Carl-stro- m 1 Mes-slei- Alaskan Railroad Has Crew Mostly Made up of Bankers Doctor Guest of Jackson Later Sent Physicians Dun , , , , YORK, Mav6- -A doc tor who called at his home for j and a glass of grog on- dinner and send in a bill for to leave ly services rendered while there, did not merit the approval of Genera! Andrew Jackson. In the American collection of the late William Green Shillaber of Boston, sold at auction here, was a physician's bill to the genho back, Jackson eral. On made this rotation:1 Receipt in full of an extraordinary and unjust aept. called to take dinner & a glass of grog on 3rd. of July 1804, bWl Mrs. J. & charge 88. No medicine was NEVV Supplementing the report of the Boys Work Committee today at Rotary, Judge Geo. D. Preston recommended that Ro-tfri?is interest themselvea m tjie brother movement with .delinquent boys who come fore the court for various fenses Mr L . Hodgin now of Twin! Falls .but formerly of Idaho Falls as a Probate Judge was present and emphasized the importance of such wqrk and reported that much good had been accomplished by the Rotarians in Twin" Falls and Idaho Falls by the big Brother movement among wayward boys in those cities. Judge Preston was sure that many of the boys could be reclaimed frorr their wayward wiays by business men acting as big brothers and taking the, boys into their confidence and helping them to get on the right track. It was also - suggested that, if such work were started that it would drift into the Juvenile Court where there are so many cases j given. Freight Trains Collide Engine Crews Jump PROVO, May 5. A head-o- n collision between two I). & IL7 freight trains at the Seventh West and Sixth South streets curve destroyed 1 of the engines and damaged the other Tuesday afternoon. The engineers and firemen on both trains, jumped. No one was injured. A switch engine wth William Eddins of Provo as engineer W. andYjffanfes Already Sent Boycott ize and Give Brit- BELLA1RE Ohio April 6 F. Davis shot and killed his wife and her sister, Mrs. Florence Bennett, at his residence, then turned the pistol on himself, all dying instantly. The shooting is believed to have resulted from a family quarrel, since The police learned that Davis, a retired farmer, and his wi'e rtul been separated for several weeks. MOSCOW -- 1 April 6 prison yesterday, after slaying Peter KJein, a deputy warden. The wounded are George a business map, , Harry Kat-aria- dol-iai- s. . a policeman and GEORGETOWN, Ky., May.6. More than six million biscuitp, Thousand Ukeleles . half a million pieces of pie hunMonthly - Exported dreds of thousandsof egga and From Hawaii hundreds of tons of other foode stuff, is the record of twenty-nip' (By Associated Press) years' service by Luis Tail-toA May. , 6. HONOLULU, head cook at Rucker Hall, a ukeleles Hawaiian thousand girls dormitory at Georgetown month are to sent the being college. ,. . , The old negro cook began it Mainland, in addition to the the ftge of ten and has cooked dozens carried aboard ships by visiting tourists. for several generations of The niu kani, or singing cocoa- o one generation girls and, a new type of ukelole, also nut, , college boys. , is gaining favor. Incidentally, name of the most popular Social Affairs Chief . the Hawaiian instrument is ns Item for Conference l.iy-Ia-y not often mispronounced. of Social . . , n, col-le- s ge oo-ka- y- you-ko-ley-l- .yorkers i , 26-Ju- ne , all-part- s and O. A. Puyzant of Springvil-l- e as fireman, taking several cum of coal to the Provo junction on the Salt Lake and Utah l.ulroad ran into Extia 1516, with John, Collins (as engineer and F. F. Decker as fireman, both of Salt Lake. This train had lift Salt Lake at 2:30 p. m., with a string of empties for Soldier Summit. The switch engine was jammed into the larger engine with such force that the large driv- at-t- o - -- ing wheels were raised several feet from the rails. It took a wrecking crew several hours "to clear the tracks. ;JhDuka IN GREAT BRITAIN IN THE ( Saw Mills Lose Heavily in Fire prfiM) (By CARY VI LI. E Flo April 6 Eire destroyed three saw mills, a dry kiln, a planer mill, and ten million feet of lumber, with an approximate loss of a million . dollars. The property was owned by the Brow idu Lumber Co. There were no lives lost. or , , J OF , Dirigible Makes Another Flight . (By Associated Pre OSLO Norway, April 6 The Dirigible Nor&e arrived at Vad-sin Northern Norway, this o, morning, making a seven hundred mjje .flight from Leningrad,' Russia, in nineteen hours. It still has seven hundred miles to go to arrive at Spitzbergen. Ber- n Young Hawaiia With House Paint Copies Blue Boy (By Associated Press) Miller, ch nardo Roa a convict. After a running battle in which Robert convict was captured the Torrez Yeays other three convicts escaped ) ' m !! with a posse in hot pursuit. . (By Associated Press) freight destined for England RAPID CITY, S, I)., May 6. An ancient Sioux legend of the creation is the most popular story in the repertoire of Chauncey Yellowrobe, son of a Rosebud Sioux chieftain and a teacher in the federal Indian school here. When the Great' Spirit has created his wonderland .here of mountains and prairies and streams and trees, Yellowrobe tells his students,' he sought to fashion a human being worthy to enjoy its grandeur. He shaped the clay in his hands, and baked it in his campfire, but when he drew it forth it w'as pale and had net baked rapidly enough, and he threw it behind him. He moulded another form, and laid it in the hot ashes, but when he drew it out it was blackened and crisp. So he tossed it to one side. Then he modelled a new figure, even more care fully than before, packed the red coals abound it, and when he lifted it frqm the fire it was red and sound and perfect. . "And he put it into the great wilderness of the west, and it multiplied its kind and was the tenant, of the Great Spirits own . (By A ns Delated Preu) ' , LEONORE 111. May 6.-- On convict a businessman and 4 a policeman Were wounded when, officers and vigilantes attempted to capture five convicts who ' Stuteville escaped from- - the The Executive committee of the Soviet Labor confederation passed a resolution to appeal to all the Union members and workers in the Soviet institutions to contribute one quarter of one days Raymond T. Baksr, formtr director pay to the striking British work of the mint, dropped a hint recently he, might eeek the Demooratie eis, and raise in this manner a that nomination for senator from Nevada. million and three quarters There has been sent thousands of dollars already. The Georgetowns Negro Soviet transport workers adopt1 Cook Has Served j ed a resolution not to handle any J Twenty-nin- e Indian Chieftain Teaches The Sioux Legend of Creation OrganChase-- One Captured, Posse in Hot Pursuit. t (By Associated Press) 1 : 'By Associated Press) ANCHORAGE, Alaska, May (By Associated Press) 5. (Jncle Sam's Alaska railroad HILO, Island of Hawaii, May is one where the principal num&. Wren Officer 666 was to bers of the passenger crew are be presented by students of Hilo bankers. High school, the faculty found The regular passenger train Itself in need of a Blue Boy between Seward and Curry has which could be stolen in the the president of the First Nacourse of the plot. tional Bank qf Anchorage as its Katsurai Tsuji, a senior, veil conductor; a director in the teered to supply the missing same bank sits on the right side prop. When he had finished, of the cab, while a heavy stockalthough he had used mostly holder in the same institution house paint. Gainsborough's is fireman. A lesser stockholder famous masterpiece al bee replaces the step for passengers produced so effectively that the to alight from the arches. faculty play committee termed The bank to which these railit a Jmost. perfect.. Tsuji workThree Abuse Trust fBy Associated Press) roaders are attached is controlled siC weeks on his picture, a 6. O., CLEVELAND, Way ed and financed almost exclusive And Are Executed full size reproduction. The National Conference of Soly by railroad employes, ranging cial Work will1 ring upwards of (By Associated Press) from section men to high officiRevolutionists Take 5000 persons here the, week of MOSCOW April 6 Three als of the 6perating staff. Krank ' ; 2. r a Government Garrison May important finance ministry ofKnight, the president, is a vetAll phases of social problems ficials, Volin, Chepeliovtky and eran conductor who came to (By Associated Press) wiUj be. discussed- - There will he Itabinowitch were executed toAlaska with the building, of the MANAGUA Nicaragua April. twelvp .divisiosn sessions on day by order of the State PolitiCharles railroad. Matheson, 6 Revolutionists and cal police on charges of abusing, child welfare, delinquents ''conynand.ed and stockholder, director heavy inElizeo and Luis Sandoval the by family, health, correction, the trust reposed in them by the is an old time engineer. He also Bluefields who Buarte and economic dustrial captured problems, Government to advance their came north .with the railroad. and much good could be done. Sunday have now taken control mental hygiene, organization of own interests-throug- h specyl There are more than 1,500 deof the Rio Grande Valley, the stieiul 'forces, i public , officials tion. Rotary clubs the country over positors in the bank wTiich has a immBanana region by the cap- and , administrations, great are taking much interest in capital Stock of $50,000 and apture of La Cruz Grande. They igrants, pitTessional standards, Mother Bit bovs and thisi is one of the proximately $600,000 in deposits gaiden. by Snake . to are also reported to have taken and education tand educational help adopted .ways principal Kills Girls and Self , the strong Government Garrison publicity. Good Pantages them. The Committee will list Alaskan Plane , woik from j Leaders in social at Elbluff. . the members of the Club wrho (Bv Asm minted Press) of the United Slates will be willing to act as the part Badly Damaged at Capitol Show CASA GRANDE Ariz., May 6 countriand from brother. of the big many foreign Riffians Show a -- Facing slow, death from a . (By Associated P regal es will attend. ' Stubborn Reports from the attendance, Attitude What snake for bite herself, rattle 6 feature Alaska The picture FAIRBANKS busiApril classification, program, on the desert Deand starvation was far more inMen Fools Alaskan of The .the eduplane Doctor Says Women ness methods and Rotary (By Associated Press) ranch for two small daughters, was ser- teresting than the five acts of cation committes were given. troit Arctic Expedition Morocco. May French to Smoke OUJDA, the Mrs. E, J.' Cox shot and killed Have accompanied that to Right an in Pantages attempt damaged the iously conference be- April 1 was reported to be The peace children then ended her last the nignt. the film at Capitol first 100 percent attendance take off. Ma-tween the Riffiamj rtd Franco, ARoclfttd frewt J' (By life with, a rifle on a ranch own j Lewis Stone, Shirley With down broke Minn. meeting held by the Logan RoROCHESTER e April the mile from ' here. delegates twenty-threSpanish Bedford, A boy who stole a quanity of son, and Barbara Riffians refused to Women have as. much right to Cox discovered the tragedy tary Club. the merit of much had asjwhen lead from the telephone building picture smoke as men, believes Dr. Wil- when he returned to the homeManager Garl Zamlock of the the story of a father who tries recede from their previous NelJuvenile before Abd Club came and Baseball Chief Judge Twin Falls liam Mayo the famous surgeon stead on Wednesday. make a- social, business and.titude, after visiting ; who told the regional social Athletic Director at the Uni- son and was sentenced to the family success of himself and, el Krim. ' sentence here that things workers lose to tmnny is versity of California, Bjrkeley, Industrial school, but school about Zululand Prince is finally when he were present. Mr. Zamlock is a was suspended as the have corne into life in recent WOUlCl he has been all finds that to in Dixie Studying overflowing. low1 i Rotarian of the Berkeley Club. already filled years to add to the happiness of Throne Abolish rig after and worshipping of means of so Some other punishMr. J. L. Hodgin. secretary , American Negro the individuals and in doing . the wrong thing that makes for life, have the Twin Palls Baseball Club ment will have to be found to real success and happiness longer brought Associated Presa) fBy B Afsoc luted Press) put a 'stop to youthful robberies was also present as a guest. Lieutenant Theteon and.com- LONDON April 6 The Prin- LEXINGTON, Ky., May 6. Pan numbers the War j Department pany started of Vales and his brother the to Princne Bullamo of Zululand is NO NEW DEVELOPMENT OF NOTE' off, and for tancy trick Wants Congress of York in the House Of was the American mg the Lieutenant Sanction Tests n ixe McDonald and Oakes, a Commons, heard, Geo ge THFRFkest. negro. QITTTATTON he LABOR STRIKE ancj a m.RS in an act thatanan, a laborite, declare that Mypurpose is to study my, (By Associated Press) throne see the to like tool all would was but . had some merit 6 WASHINGTON April strike the of . 6. general people here along educational LONDON, May (AP)The grip finds both brief, captivated the onlookers j abolished tomorrow. action will be and Congressional third government The j of day no lessening. vocational, lines, he said. . . sign gives a little with their dancing. tele- - sought by the war department 'the Christensen I return I will establish James officials and labor chiefs proclaiming a determination to fight to When Pirates, Six Dancing onej before any more defense tests the end. The administrations new mouth piece, the British line of work among same of any kind. Eithare arranged. Plans for a Na- the Gazette, declaring there can be no compromise strike will tion wide muster this year has my people. er the country will break the general strike or the noon reiterThe Zulu- -, most vvaiJike tribe been abandoned because of the break the country. The official Communique atmen alreturned until the and no be objections would difficulties negotiations in the whole of South Africa, at ated that there volunready encountered. to work! Attemps by strike sympathizers to halt the the same .time are the nvost reteer transportation services gave rise po further rioting, especialfined and Christianized, - the radicalism. ly along Clydeside, Scotland, the center of IYince declared. He is the son of and At Musselburgh, near Edinburgh, a train was attacked DOLIn A windows. the war chief Catewayo of Zulu-the PRIZES the passengers injured by the smashing of, who raised the insurrec- thetroubles land, night, during HIS RECENT Scotch capital itself were sanguinary FOR LARS art stand styling a popcorn t ;tion against England in 1897. with the police wielding clubs in mass charges to clear the streets themselves and Smith Sawyer the emergency tramway Sinclair Lewis has declined Catewayo diecLa prisoner of war of rioting gangs which sought to stop NEV YORK May 6 south-- ! ,wno had a flash or two of wit,, in Vw' the action into called were and mounted novej the after two yeafs imprisoment m police service. The of of Pulitzer overdose 192o wee pnre the 'but a . was there at England. Since his death there honors tend to eastern section of London, where the strike sympathizers noticeable thru - - AnowMnrfh" salacious iV the been no chiefs. hare buss. motor to a tacked and set fire y an arbitrary assure a food supply, put their MtteouennS. said there is no class Bullamo He sterile. and obedient 'JJP The government continued its efforts ikferhce ome w the Ishikawa if work a As will assimilate windup in this waters that necessary. of a of people literary and has planned to use the troops pf everything smacking themselves to vantage points .brothers .proved more and and education the Christianity warships of the movements literary said troops unhampered cramp Further situ-- j good equilibrists and anmteur'boards of censorship are to be deplored like quickly than those are going on quietly. ' From the standpoint of the public, the two new tracks style . laus in the wilds of Zululand. , adies, ation is iasier, as the result of increased volunteer transportation etrated one or that in Jin. facilities. - be-o- f- I (By Associated Press Five Convicts Escape From Jail Policemen Pay to Assist Miners in Great Britain Shooting. LONDQN April 6 Shapurji Saklatvalu, the lone communist member of Parliament, has been sentenced to two months imprisonment for making a seditious speech at Ilyde Park. He wras given the alternative of providing sureties to keep peace, but chose the prison sentence, lie said the) e w as no1 more right that he be bound to keep the peace, than should Premier Bald wrin for his speech Against a section of Comm unit y, in- Part of Days - THOUSAND - j . demon-'oligarch- y, .d iy NOVEL Jit semi-barb- r- |