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Show At i TODAYS CHICAGO GRAIN May new wheat $1.63; old $1.62; July $1.40. May corn $.70 ; July $.75. May oats $.40; . JRE WEATHER and Mostly fair Tuesday Wednesday; not much change A July $.42V)'. VOLUME XLIX. in temperature. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1926. Plans For Citizens Support of The N.S.S. Announced Foreclosed a Mortgage, Officials of Trust Company Object of Pawn Brokers Fire Latter Now in Cus tody of Police. Recently fBy Associated Press, SPOKANE, Wash., May 11. K. lewis Rutter, president of the Spokane and Eastern Trust Company is in the hospital with two bullet wounds, and Phineaa Saffron, a pawn broker who did the shooting is in the custody of the police. Rutter and Connor Mallot, secretary and treasurer of the trust 'company, who was with him, wehe shot on a crowded business street yesterday' eve ning. Mallot was only slightly wounded. The trust company recently foreclosed a mortgage on Saffron for several thousand DISMISS CHARGES HOPES HELD OUT TheCitizens Executivecomnxittee of the National Summer School, after having thoroughly investigated the problems and needs of the school, and having seen what a tremendous asset it is to Cache Valley and Utah, announce that $10,000.00 must be raised by popular subscription if the National SumEvidence Not Sufficient mer School is to be assured for Cache Valley. to Prosecute Widow The National Summer School has been pronounced by many educators in Utah as the greatest development in education Murdered Man of since the founding of our public schools. This statement, comBody Found in Field bined with the enthusiasm of visiting teachers, is convincing evidence of the fact that Cache Valley and Utah have light Early in December of now a great opportunity to create here a National center for Last Year, summpr study and recreation. Utah has an ideal location from a scenic and climatic (By AssodatPfl Press) point of view. The state, is being exploited throughout the GREELEY, Cok, May 11. .Nation as the center of scenic America. Cache Valley is In The charges that Mis. Bertha the very heart of the Rocky Mountains. The summer climate Olson of Denver, Proprietor, here is probably unsurpassed in the world. Dr. David Starr murdered her husband, John of Jordan, president emeritus of Stanford University, pronounces Denver, a New Mexi an lumberLogan climate as the most desirable summer climate on the man, have been' dism'ssed by continent. Thousands of teachers in southern states and the the district courj on motion of humid east will flock to the mountains of Utah to take advanthe district attorney for lack of tage of this wonderful climate if we can keep the idea of the sufficient evidence. Olsons body National Summer School going. was found in a field with a bul Other institutions are now attempting to develop the idea, let through his head Dec. 6. patterning their efforts after the Utah Agricultural College, which launched the enterprise in 1924. It seems evident that somewhere in the intermountain states such a great center Car-berr- It s . Vice-Chairm- an Vice-Chairm- an Jury - - oi ..... J. Ma-chace- J - e-t- to stay in the box- - forever, said the judge jokingly. gsTir. REEHIG 0 F EXPERTS flOGEPI TiT-ST- will be developed. The critical question is, can Cache Valley and northern Utah with the aid of friends in other parts of the state develop sufficient financial support and support by dollars. way of public sentiment to tide the summer school over the 4 critical year of 1926? It is firmly believed .that if we can in 1926 the Valley has practically won its battle. succeed Killed and Wonjan If Cache Valley is either to retain the institutions which Others Injured in are already hers or to build more, her citizens must exert conAuto Accidents certed effort to do it. They must first recognize what they have to attract people to the valley, and then tell the world (By Associated Press, about it, California communities are doing it and they too DENVER, May 11. One wogrowing. Some Utah communities are doing it and they too man, Mrs. Rose Carbeny, 72 are growing. Now here is one of Cache Valley's great opporwas killed and eight others tunities the National Summer School. If Cache Valley wants "'ere injured in automobile ac- to grow- - by making that institution grow, her responsibility is cidents during the last twelve clear. Her citizens must do what the citizens of every prohours due largely to the wet back it with faith and with funds. gressive community do y slippery pavements. Mrs. a group of over one hundred of the most Believing this, died after being struck by citizens and business men from and representative prominent Leslie Lynchs car this mornall sections of the valley have organized to raise the needed ing. money. They believe in the' National Summer School They .believe that Cache Valley is the place .where it may.be built into a gigantic .institution. And believing so, they call upon Bank Denies citizens of the valley and friends from other parts of the the Holds Cash Left state to contribute to the $10,000.00. in Deposit Vault Build the' NationTheir committees will call on everyone. School for Cache Valley. Summer al SALT LAKE, Mayll The HARRY PARKER O. H. BUDGE. Chairman Ogden State bank wants to get A. G. LUNDSTROM ALMA SONNE rid nf 100 twenty dollar bills ROBERT ANDERSON which have been reposing in a 1st L. REESE G. HUMPHREYS H. Mar'bank , safety deposit since ch 19, 1924. The government, JOHN A. ISRAELSON 2nd G. A.' HOGAN . J. W. FUNK claiming legal ownership, wants the money. Yet there developed plenty of legal difficulties to removing 'Woman KBls. to May the bills when the case was pre Grand ' sented to Judge Tillman D. Protect Honor Probe Leopold Johnson of the federal court again- Saturday morning on re(By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) FORT MORGAN, Colo., May plevin proceedings. CHICAGO, May 11. IndiThis money was deposited by cations are that the grand jury 11. Cal Ray, 40 father of a man giving the name cf C. into the connection three children and a rancher who rented a safety may enquire box. Later Lt. Irvine R. Brown, that Nathan Leopold Jr., Chica- who lived hear Hoyt, Colo., is paymaster was arrested go thrill murdered, had with dead with two bullets in his nay in San Francisco after abscon- Hie Stateville prison escape plot body, while his wifes sister ding with more than $100,000 in which a deputy warden was Mrs. Vera Rawlings, 30, a from the U. S. S. Sommers. He slain although States Attorney widow and mother of- three confessed tha t he had left $20 Rehn declared Leopold knew so in children is jail here, alleged 000 in the Ogden bank on his little about -t-he escape of the confessed to killing Ray to have across not the continent. way seven qonvicts that it would The government through be worth the excitement it to protect her honor. Sheriff him she Chailts M. Morris, district would create to bi'ing him before Morse said she told shot Ray last night when he ncy, argued the right to the jury. 9 tried to force his way into her possesion of the biis regardless cl title, claiming that a proper bed room window. Grant , order of the court' would pro- Heber tect the bank and make the Talks in East Farmer Dies in U';el in case any Automobile Accident person eventually proved to toe BOSTON, Mass., May 10. the legal owner of the money. Heber J. Grant, president of BURLEY, May 11. Joe The banks counsel insisted the L. D. S. church, who came Buhl farmer, about 41 that Brown, now in a naval east rethe primarily to attend the to Lc a of matie age, met instant death party piison, cent boy scout convention in years west of here Sunday suit. miles six D. C., is a visitor Johnson questioned Washington, an automobile acciin Judge afternoon with a conference the procedure of naming a in Boston forof the church. Mr. dent. Death was due to a fracthief as a party defendant and missionaries ture at the base of the brain. asked Lr authorities on the Giant is an ardent supporter Anton Machacek, father of the of the boy scout movement, question. dead man, suffered a serious It developed however that re which he believes to be proelse was must be portionally largest in Utafi. He scalp wound, but no one plevin proceedings the opinion that injured. brought against the one in pos expressed The accident occurred at an session of property. The tank business conditions-- in the west six miles west of intersection claims that it has joint pos- were exceptionally good both in Dr. A. Mason of when Burley else. and mining. session with some one agriculture Boise, driving - a large sedan, It holds the master key to Machacek ear. A low struck Brown -The vaultand it gave r Bathin- g- excep-t- whenwaspre-un line of the willows bordering the two suboidiqate keys. It takes scribed a physician ty Bostch the two sets of keys to get lawful in at one time. road obstructed the view. surare possession. If the keys render! counsel for the bank BELIEVE THAT MANY 7 said tBf"- - wculd acknowledge DEMOCRATS CASUALTIES WILL HE RECORDED possession. in officers The government IN THE COMING FALL ELECTION Fit It Lake, have only cne of the keys but may be able- to get the WASHINGTON, May 11. (AP) Political casualties amorig other from navel authorities if to seat Truman Newberry m when the Republican Senators who voted both were recovered to be very great this yeaF m the opinion of the Brown was arrested. Judge 1922 threaten national committee, which says the recent defeat of Johnson continued the case for Democratic two wee a. money will have Maji at-,t- NUMBER 110. k, E T DI IS Government Spokesman Says Miners Are Gradually Drifting Back to Work Statement Is Scouted By Officials of Trades Congress. (By Associated Trem) LONDON, May 11. Peace negotiations in Great Britains general strike can be definitely said to be going on under the surface although not yet having reached the official status. A labor leader said the parleys were proceeding. A move is on to initiate a settlqment by the action of parliament. Four deaths have resulted from railway accidents. The court has - held the strike illegal. LONDON., May1 11. Indications of an easing in the general deadlock because more pronounc ed this afternoon, A. J. Cook, the miners chief said: Peace is possible at any moment, on terms that will . give economic security to the miners.- at the same tyrne the government - MYRUM, May 10. The ladies literary club entertained their mothers at a program and party at the home of Milton Allen. A very splendid program was rendered and luncheon serv The proposed further reclama tion of Cache Valley, through the development of supplemental water supplies with which to insure full irrigation rights to the 60,000 acres of irrigable land hi the valley, was discussed at todays Kiwanis luncheon by Prof. William Peterson, director of the Utah Experiment Station and the Extension Service of the Utah Agricultural College. This was the first of a series of talks to be delivered before the Logan Kiwanis Club on reclamation in Cache Valley. Next week, it was announced, Hon. W. II. Wallace, chairman of the Utah State Water Storage Commission, wdll speak on the relation of proposed Cache Valley reclamation to the larger federal and state project, covering the Great Basin. ' W'th a number of reservoir surveys completed, and with the careful testing "of dam sites in progress, the great problem confronting the water users of Cache Valley, is the problem of water exchange 'which is proposed as the most feasible means of utilizing at. a ieasonable cost the available water supplies. This exchange of water, Director Peterson explained, would'in-volv- e transferring water from the proposed reservoir site at Ilyrum to the lower canals taken out of Logan river in order to supply ample water to users under these canals. The Ixtgan river water thus conserved would be released into the upper canals and conveyed to the lands in the north end of the valley, whic hare in need of mental water. Add'tional ed land on the south end of the valley would be cared for with water taken from the proposed Porcupine reservoir site. This entire scheme of reclamation could be accomplished, it was said, with jeopardizing any us. Commander Byrd With' Instruments Knew Exactly When at End of Earth and Circled About It Dirigible Off Today. i (By Associated , Press) Amer ican navy exports have accepted as a fact accomplished, the flight of Lieutenant Commanded Byrd and Pilot Bennett, from Spitzbergen to the Nortn Pole and back, despite the feel- ing of reserve or doubt held in Italy, Denmark; Norway and Germany, positive pending jroof of the achievement with his; son compass and other instruments,. Byrd was able to determine at all times his exact position and knew 'positively w'hen he crossed the pole and circled about it, the experts say. ' A wireless message received grom Captain Amundsen at noon said he was now flying across polar ice. The expedition sends best thanks to tJhe premier of Norway for his kindly telegram received immediately before the start. It is officially an nounced that Amundsen- - will take possession of any land lie may find during thq' voyage in the name of the King of Norway NEW-YORK- May 11 - Withspokesman announced: out being unduly optimist'c I think wre jmay say that the tide has turned. There is a tendency all over the - country for the strikers to drift back to work, ed. The trades union congress offiIlyrum held their first annual cials scouted this statement, reOSLO, NORWAY. Slay 11 Holstein Day on, Friday, May 7. the soldarity of The Amundsen- - Ellsworth dir-that iterating Professor Ikeler of the U. A. C. the men was being maintained. igible Norge started on a flight ... acted as judge of the animal on to the North Pole and Alaska exhibition. The high school band at ten minute after ten odqck. was also prepeiil and furnished Treasure Hunt to this morning says a message to in some very good music. In the from Kings bay,,.Spitzbergen. : ' Find Half Million evening1 a social was held In the ward amusement 2nd Ilyrum Student4 Cuts hall. Lavon and Gamell. Larsen Associated Pres) Beer Class a fid Burdette Neilsen, furnished LOS ANGELES, May 11. instrumental music and a ladies The Los Angeles Examiner says B Associated Pres) trio by Mrs. Geo. Lemon, Geor- that Alice Worthington, daughN. J. May 11 HACKENSACK, gia Gill and Miss Lucinda Haws, ter of the late John Worthington George Winters, 16, has been rendered two numbers; Ilarry known as the wolf of Lasalle from the Hackensack dismissed Parker and others addressed street will return here to lead school for cutting a class to high the audience and complimented the treasure hunting in Mexico, ers water right. a couple of glasses of beer. the dairy men of our community seeking to find a half million do! j Todays attendance prize, of- get was He suspended yesterday by Owing to the bad weather there lars said to have been buried fered by L, M. Jenson, was won and dismissed last the principal were not so many people out as there by her father. by Joseph R. Jensen. W. A; night by the board. He acknowwould, have been othevise; but Lloyd, of the U. S. Extension friend had the committee feel that this Lyman rendered a vocal solo Service, and E,' O. Larsen, of ledged he and aautomobile togone the his fathers in Georwill be a good start for other and Mrs. George Lemon, the U. S, Reclamation Service, saloon.celebrations of the same nature gia Gill and Miss Lucinda Haws Were luncheon guests, , , in the future, rendered two musical numbers. of Riyer Ephraim Lundberg A farewell party was held in Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Baker and Cat-ey- e Annie in known well Logan, Heights, honor of Thornton Peterson in Miss Luella Pitcher were guestjs Captured Again having been associated for a the 3rd ward chapel on Friday of Mrs, George Lemon on Sunnumber of years with the Amernight, A very fine program was day. (By Associated Prs) ican Steam Laundry, has decidMr. and Mrs. C. J. Christianrendered. Mr. Peterson is the N. 11. Y. SYRACUSE, May ed to enter into the dry cleaning to Ogson of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Pet- sen and family motored erson of this city and leaves den where they spent Mothers Rain drenched, hungry nd cold business for himself and has e Lillian McDow ell known as equipt a modern Dry Cleaning shortly for a mission to the Day. numerous Annie of spectaSunNielsen Hawaiian Islands. Miss Fern plantwith the latest machinery spent of At the U. A. C. where awards day at home with her mother cular jewel thefts who escaped devices for doing this kind ' Auburn fro mthe yesterhas prison Mr. work. Lundberg were given to high school stud- and father. was captured at daylight from Salt Lake where ents South Cache High school Mrs. Merrill Baxter spent the day had the distinction of being well day at Logan with her aunt Mrs. one mile northeast of weeds port he has been inspecting the dry in an open field partly hidden in cleaning establishments at the represented. Awards were given Clara Raymond wHere she visit- a pile of weeds and brush. She State Capital w'th the idea of Crimthe to the a in ed students: following party given by still clad in her prison uni- securing the latest methods emwas Maumee Jensen, Lois May Hill, son club of the B. Y. C. Mrs, form, Miss and ployed in this work. There is no Gwen Rigby, Clifford Stmpson, Phyllis Liljenquist question about Mr, Lundberg doRobert Peterson, Nilber Un- Merrill Jensen and Miss Thelma coA of example splendid of ing well in this line of wwk as derwood, Eda Booth. Liljenquist were also guests is he is thoroughly familiar with and public operation spirit afternoon. Plans to beautify our public the today all the details connected with it Mrs. James I. Jensen visited being given in Smithfiqld square are now under way. direction- - of landscape and has a wide circle of friends Under last Mr. C. II. Ralph returned her sister at Brigham City gardener Emil Hansen of the U. who will be pleased to learn of home from Ontario, Canada, hav Friday. and public his new venture. He expects to Ai C, church -of this Mr. Albian Clawson ing been called there to attend in the city have been grounds Buick new a open for business tomorrow. his fathers burial. lie reports city .has purchased ornamental conof having visited many places of coach from the Blair Motor Co. put into highly the voluntary labor dition interest. Preparations are now under of the lay ami as a awnicitizens, Ogden Live Stock The Ilyrum Third ward Sacrd way for M. I. A. day to be held business houses enterprise, ng ment meeting was well attend- here next Saturday, Market Quotations been closed so Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gill wrere and shops have ed on. Sunday, May 9. A special hunfar as possible, and four program for Mothers Day was happily surprised on Saturday dred men and more than a hunwho Marion of OGDEN. May 10. Cattle-Rec- eipts rendered. Orson Ryan of Logan by the visit 'teams are at work today dred Lake Salt 77. Market steady to from. came address. up Special delivering the cemetery in music was rendered by a girls City to spend Mothers Day. The putting the city for Decoration weak Good steers $7.75 to condition chorus and instrumental music family bad dinner at the home proper$7.90; fair- steers $6.85 - to Day. Gill. Don Mrs. steers Mr. and $6.25 to Mrs. Heber Mr. and of feeder Shipley. by $7.75; $6.30 to heifers choice The First ward Sunday School $7.40; SALESMAN TRIAL rendered an excellent program TOMBSTONE $6.70; choice cows $5.75 to to a crowded chapel on Sunday $6.00; fair to good cows $1.25 STARTS IN SALT LAKE CITY morning. Alvin Barker of Logan $6.30; canners $2.00, to WITH DENVER MAN ON ,STAND to accompanied by his wife sang $3.00; bulls $3.00 to $5.00; Pal of My Cradle Days and a trial of G G. feeder cows $4.00 to $5.00; veal SALT LAKE CITY, May 11. (AP) The smesman ladies chorus of twelve was $8.00 to $9.90. is under fake tombstone alleged Sampson, Each "Tombstone chorus. beautiful a sang manager of Bills Brothers mother was presented with a way here today. Julius Wallbrunn, Hogs Receipts 1497. Market be had hired Sampson testified Denver, little booklet appropriate .for to get steady. Top r$13.25. Fat hogs, noZletom him .iter h, left for Cheyenne - , . Mothers Day. 190 to 220 lbs., $13.00 to, The Secorfd w ard held a M. L the $13.25; heavy hogs $12.00 'ta ' A Eld th t the $12,25; bulk $12.00 to $13.25 cr i feeder to $12.50. - Start Effort , - For - - . cat-ey- , d just-returne- - - - - StaSS hogs-$10.5- 0 |