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Show TODAYS CHICAGO GRAIN May new wheat $1.66,a; old $1.52; July $1.37, May corn July $.71. May oats $.68; July $.40. $.39; fHE WEATHER Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday; Warmer Friday in southeast portion. VOLUME XLUL LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1926. Brno CHEMIST IF BELIEF NUMBER 123. TAKEN BY FEDERAL IDE TO OFFICERS Oil CHARGE OF PLOT US TO TAKE LIFE OF PORTERFIELD J. Offers Handsome Reward For Her Return Unharmed With No Hope The Money Will Ever Be Claimed Is Angry Farmers Protest Against Policy of Not Supplying Water Officials Blamed for Dry Condition of Their Statement Crops. Grand March, Second Discoverer Gives tion of Graves By The Salute at, End of The Auxiliary, and d Splen- World 'in Honor of did Program Will Be Peary After Fourteen Features of The Oc Hundred Mile Flight casion. Oyer Arctic Decora- 8 ' (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) plans are tTow completed for LOS ANGELES, May 28 SCOTTSBLUFE Nebr. May, American .Legion Posts celebraGRAVESEND, England.. May Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, mother 28 Dr. Hubert Work, Secre- tion of Memorial ' Day to be 28 Th is town in Kent had of Aimee Semple, McPherson, tary of the inferior and Dr. held on Sunday. Legion mem- He .honor of 'Welcoming todav missing evangelist, has offered Mead, Commissioner of re bers, with the Legions fife a reward of twenty five thou- plantation were hung in effigy-las-t and drum corps, wall assemble the second mairwho ever reached the North Pole, Lieut. sand dollars for the return of an El-wo- her daughter, alive and unharm ed, declaring she wanted tp call the bluff of those whcr had broadcast objectionable rumors. She said she had not the slightest belief the reward would ever be claimed, since she is convinced that Mrs. McPherson was drowned while surf bathing. Polish Counter Revolt Rumored angry group night by of farmers and citizens who blame them for the failur1 of the Government to supply the irrigated Northplatte valley with the needed water front the Government project. On the ef- figy marked Dr. Work was sign for breakinghis word and depriving a project of water. The officials fear that unless relief is extended' the farmers , ? control, of the lateral gain man. " , k . Prior td the primary he conducted the most vigOgius campaign of any of the fourteen candidates for the Democratic and Republican nominations. He failed of nomination because his total of votes received was not greater than the combined total of his five opponents. Therefore the Democratic nominee will be determined at the state convention in Indianapolis June 3. As a former Congressman, Mr. Cullop wa$ the anther of a bill appropriating $600,000 for investigation and supptessich of hog cholera, an act which Secretary Meredith estimated saved the farmers ot the United Stat- ce Farmer .Protests Petting Parties will also place flowers at each grave. At twelve oclock, noon the program following Memorial will-bcarried out: Raising of - the vFlag Local e Boy Scouts. Master of Ceremonies, mander O. W. Edwards Invocation 1 England. Many 6. J. 1 , MemoriSl Day Address Hon Henry D. Moyle. Music Imperial- - Glee Club. ChapLegion , Benediction . lain. Salute Firing Squad. Taps Bugler Gladstone Batt , (By Associated Press) Calif., May Flaming, Youth en- SACRAMENTO, The are a gaged in pettfng parties menace to the forests and grain William fields of the state farmer Brentwood a Hooper, has asked State Forester Pratt to do somethingabout the pein the grain fields tting parties The petters are ac and forests. cused of. throwing1 lighted cig- arettes from autoirpbiies. - New Orleans Postoffice la One to Have Number (B Associated Press) NEW ORLEANS. May 26 More mail is received at 600 Camp Street each day than at building in New Orany-oth- er leans. ' The answer is that 600 Camp Street one of is the postoffice. It the Pres) ' CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 28. That magazine publishers are reprinting .without remuneration or explanation stories from issues ten years dead, is disclosed in a letter from Perriton Max well, which is commented upon in The Writer. This is another prase of the . battle which- authors have been conducting before the committee on the new copyright law. Maxwell, a former editor of several magazines, said that one of his stories which first appear ed in 1908 was reprinted in the May issue of another magazine. When Maxwell applied for fur-thremuneration he learned that when he endorsed his first payment check he signed away all rights to the story. 'The author .is justified in complaining when one of his imaiden efforts reappears without explanation, when he is doing more polished work, said W. D. Kennedy, editor of The WriteY. Of course Mr. Maxwell has no legal standing. This practice should be combatted before it gains recognition by prece- er is few - postoffices (By Asociatd Press) Kru-baec- Start Parade , Old Stories (By Associated Enemy,. .Sale t Trotman. M- - , Dead-Explo- sive MUSKEGON. Mich., May 28 Miss Janet Krubaeeh 19 died this morning the third victim ' of the mail bomb that explod' ed in the lobby of her fathers r V-iresort hotel, the Three Lakes Tavern. Wiliam R. Frank of Chicago, whp was to hate been h, married Saturday to Miss was kkilled instantly, "and August Krubaeeh, her father, died shortly after the the explosion- - Krubaeeh xvas political storm center here for years. Oficers et threatening letters, and a sam- hical enemy of sending- - the ple of pancake flour iti revenge bomb. for the Judges, order granting his wife a divorce and custody MUSKEGON Midi, May 28 of a son eleven yeais of age. Asa K. Bartlett,, constable and Estabrook denied the charges- leader of the political opposiAllan F. Maybe of Ka'amatoo, tion to August Krubaeeh, town Mich., waa voted the handiomtat Shriners ship supervisor, has been ar. Ha ia atplor at Columbia in connection with the the leader of the univoraity glee club. at Sesquicentennial rested bomb outrage which cost the lives of Krubaeeh, his daughter (Bv Associated Press) Senate Opposes Janet and her fiancee, William PHILADELPHIA, May 28. of Ships With all the glamour of a Mor- Frank at the Tavern yesterday- occan fair where rank are denoted by the number of yards Series of Beethoven (By Associated Presa) of gold braid worn, the 52nd Im.WASHINGTON. ' May 28 Works to Feature , By a vote of eight to seven perial Sessidn Council of the His Centenary the senate commerce commit- Arabia Order Nobles - of the Shrine will . open' here Mystic tee .went on record against the J d IBv Associated Press) May 30. ' ; t consummation's by, ths' sb'pping CINCINNATI, May 28 , the day fprecetling Starting board of the sale of the Admiral the Beethoven's season of With a of 'the opening Sebqu oriental' ships to U. Stanley International Exposition, music, the Cincinnati Symphony Dollar, declaring' that the sale the convention will continue un- orchestras fall concerts will ordered by the fctiard yesterday til the following Friday. Each commemorate the centenary 0 would he contrary to the host day fill see numerous parades the groat masters death. interests of our merchant mar- and exhibitions, most of them Its program will be featured ine in the Pacific. to take in by place eight of Beethovens nymph-olue- s. Philadelphias new stadium, which will seat and his triple concerto. d Lad Drqwns in The ninth symphony was 85,000 people. season. , The preigram for the first lat to Save Attempt two days consists of sight seeOn the night of March 26, Life ing tours .which will include all when Beethoven will have been the principal historical spots in dead one hundred years, the B Mnociatad Prana) the Bee' SUGARCITY Colo May 28 the city. The climax of color and Symphony w ill produce The Fidelio. music will come Tuesday morn- thoven opera. Ben Pacino, 16, sacrificed his the selected from will be cast when a massed band of life in a vain attempt to save a ing 1,500 musicians under national- foremost of grand opera stars. younger brother, Phillip, 13, ly known leaders appear in a con Fritz Renier, conductor, will when a boat from which they cert. The will see. a open the season in September. evening werefishing sprang a leak in pageant comprising forty floats, Toledo, Cleveland and Washing Lake Meridith, and went down scenes from American ton will be visited by the orclies depicting The bodies have not been reand history allegorically dis- tra for the first tfne in several covered. playing the process of Shrine-do- years. The symphony also will A similar- - pageant, repre- return to New York, Buffalo, Auto Accident Pittsburgh, Insenting the industries of Phila- Philadelphia, Proves Fatal delphia, has been arranged for dianapolis, Dayton and other cities. Thursday evening. Associated Press) Thousands of private homes DENVER, .May 28 .Mrs will be thrown open to the visi- New Yorker Climbs August Barnett, 40, was killed, tors while at least 30,000 others To Finals in Golf and nine others were injured in plan to live in Pullman curs. a' series of autohxobiie accidents Business sessions will be held (By AsBoeteted Press) in and near this City during the Tuesday', Wednesday and ThursMUIRFIELD Scotland, May Mrs. day. During that tyne the Impast twenty four hours. of New 28 Swcelser Jesse Barnett stepped from behind a perial Coqnqil will act on petifinal ftf the York readied has street car into the path of an tions for Temple charters, elect' Golf Amateur' automobile. Brit'sh the national officers, her reports, and formulate plans for the next CLamponrhip by .defeating W. x Intended for target practice twelve months. (L Brownlow of Ireland at the at and killing small game hole. He will play An Ohio inventors claims to twenty fust short, range,, high powered S. F. Simpson, .Scotchman, toair rifle has been invented that have" perfected an airplane em shoots specially shaped flat gine using fuel oil to develop morrow.. for thej championship lead bullets. power. Bobby ,ih s' V. as eliminated. univoi-aity- Magazines Reprinting j. Music Imperial Glee Club. , Reading Roll of Honor, Mrs. , Among The Received in Mail From Political - . Com- Charles Bishop rd States Navy, wdL sailed into the. Thames last Tijght on the steamer Chantler from Spitz? bergen. The steamer took the Eyrd expedition t Kings Bay and then waited there for Byrd find, his pilot, Floyd Bennett, to negotiate the fourteen hundred mile flight over the frozen Arctic in an Airplane. The expedition is returning to New York. Byrd said;' I felt elated when I was assured by my compass and other reckonings that I was over the pole. I note to Bennett to wrote a whom I cotild not speak owing to the noise of the engine, saying we are .at the pole. He shook hands with hie and smiled I then saluted in honor of Peary the first discoverer of the pole, then flew back.: start promptly at eleven oclock and march to Fifth North street on main. The Auxiliary committees under Mrs. C. J. "M. Trotman have the new official grave markers installed at each mans grave; a work for which they deserve much credit- They have had them installed ' securely in concrete ade wall Father Also Numbered (By Associated Press) Byrd of the United gates bases, making them permanent, and their presence simplifies the work of decoration, there being a place for a flag on each marker. The Auxiliary and feed the water to the dry (by Associated Press) crops. BERLIN, May 27 A counter revolt against the Pilsudski government has broken out in Engineerihg Students Galicia it is rumored at the Use Dreadnaughts Polish legation here. It is reported that Pilsudski has de(By Science Service) clared a state of siege in Lem-bci- g Berkley, Calif,, May 28 Forand other town. ty junior and senior engineering students ffbm ti 3 Univer73, Conducts. sity of . California will spend Age cummer vacation on batVigorous Campaign their tleships of the Pacific fleet. do not take part in the They (By Associated Press) given opporVINCENNES, Ind., May 28. routne, but are mechanical in to observe tunity Tho mantle of seventy-thre- e details and special the slallatiohs' years hangs lightly on this construct: on. Cruises shoulders of William A. Cullop, of to students the will take who received more votes than year Lower CaliBay,, Magdalena any other Democrat for the long term Unitecj States senatorial fornia. nomination in the Indiana primary. lie is a former congress- Com-Rieha- at the Chamber of Commerce at ten thirty oclock. The par- Intended Husband and DENVER May 28 Alvah Estabrook, cereal chemist was arrested as he opened his drugstore today by postoffice inspectors and detectives on a Federal .warrant charging him with sending poisoned pancake flour in a plot to kill Judge E. E. ' Porterfield of the, Jackson County circuit court of Missouri after the officers kept an all night vigil. Kansas City' officers who made the arrest charge Estabrook had plotted against the Judges life by sending him od -- I Circuit Judge Receives Poisoned Pancake Flour Through Mails Granted Recently Divorce to Denver Drug Store Owner. ALLEN F. MAYBEE The boasting street numbers. this distinction won postoffice by forcing a number, on the Duggan Arrives carriers Safe at Havana Custom House. Mail complained that the Custom House boasted no street num(By Associated Press) 28. and could not, therefore, ber es $10,000,000. HAVANNA, Cuba., May identified As so be Bernardo Duggan, Argentine a resultofficially of this agitation the Nfew Thousands Throng sportsman flying from Custom House became 423 CanStreets for Peep York to Buenos Aires, landed al Street. in Store Windows here this morning, on a hop The suggestion.- - was then com- made that the poStoffice also dent. frqm Miami, Flo., with two Since the success of the two for lacked street number identifies named a in seaplane, SALT LAKE, May panions from the order an and This tion post destination. his magazines which are composed of Salt Lake's shop-fi- g the city of remedied has master of his general fourth entirely of reprinted material flight. the was leg district were jammed ftir wmch copyright credit is the defect. Wednesday night by the crowds A disease brought into the carefully given many editors that came down town ,to take country from Panama has caus- - Shovels of half a cubic yard have been thumbing hungrily Part in the summer opening of ed a steady decline in the ban- - capacity have been invented ovjsr the stories they published 200 stores. ana productfon of British Hon- - that can be attached to and ten to twenty years ago. They Windbw displays, unmasked dunis. operated by gasoline tractors. know the reading public had ena 8 oclock, lYche fully up to tirely forgotten them. Why pay expectations and m&ny a temwriters for new stories? TO TROOPS SEND MEXICAN AUTHORITIES pting as i rtirient of summer The writers chief objections 5 nCTihancYst was disclosed by CAPTURE BANDITS WHO ARE HOLDING are three: An unfair blow is the bright lights, though conAMERICANS IN HOPE OF GETTING RANSOM struck at the authors reputagestion pievented many from tion in printing an early storv smug the exhibits. as though it, represented his Appoints Press) Pope Joriiing, crowding and pushMEXICO CITY, May 28 present ability : a market foT Utah. New Bishop . ing seemed to add tu the gener- Federal troops in the State of the work of writers-i- cut away; al good nature, of the cicwd have been sent out the reader is deceived and, when Vei-Cruz vhicli tcok the occasion for discovered, will re.sent it to, the with orders to extreminate theMiday. headed bv Vidal Tendamage of ,the whole publishing E,ood summei.'bandits , Camping John Shanklm business. 28-S- tucts -'- Centennial . ren-ere- Brothers t J KENTUCKYS (ELECTRIC, CHAIR PUT INTO Cooperative Schools Hold First Meet SERVICE FOR THIRD TIME TODAY WHEN THREE MURDERERS WALKED TO DEATH Hv Awoe'at-- d Pro -- . CINCINNATI, May, 28 The (Br Awotiated Prnas) llands Off Policy Association of Atnerican ColEDDYIELE Ky. May 28 Miners By Urged Within less than an hour three leges and Universitie . which IBv Assert at oil Press) men, one a Negro, were electfoster the work and study CINCINNATI May 28 rocuted at the State penitentiof cooperative education in plan here this looming, mak- - selling that the Government is ary' engineering, commerce, arphitec party dresses and taming cos- mg the third Lme Sllic ox tbl, coal ture and other the discriminating against subjects will electric chair was installed that tunies, porch swvngs, refrigerof annual meeting hold regula-stageits first Small to m French' its industry Umning been execution Pay has ators, sporting goods tf every .five- Arne a triple .1 ws ;n various 14 and 15. make were amond hundreds of, the hands The men were Elisha tion of the industry'. Phil Penna here June Professcirs authUniversity enables the student The Bitum-,leplan d of kilIndiana the articles featured in the win- - parts of Secretary Slogan, convicted of having were to ' alternate periods, spend lows. Music from, amplifiers onties Dr- - Marvin (Rjr Associated Kingins; Ed inous coal, operators, told the . where at the first university, to American could be bcSrd Continually de- - to action bee the 28 No profes iLake, who killed his wife and , delegates PARIS. May dusk on Thursda for m- - he digests theory, and next in coal the that Paris Then shot of Mar Congress at sor spite the laughing and shout-,ha- d the ling Smith, University a established industry. wanted only to be left; some jthe killing of Shanklm if injr of the throng is paid as much as $150 a ir.on-;t- himself four times in an he experi-lif- e, 'where gams practical j reown solve to alone its own to end Windows will be kept et problemshis cessful effort The highest salary divisions InPortugal, have mut one student While ence. is m had Johnsos it is announced by A A And John Baker, a Negro, !If the Government continues who are:fnied savs a Havas dispatch cent exchange was . $12000 a work at is alternate business school his we our to in meddle m.i chairman of th? Chamber twoothernm- k to wife. his convicted of killing Lisbon. The Premier has vear, which is paid only from and, vg Fifteen named or office an of Commerce factory. com.t ee that oil Jrdlers Govern. j first class professors. Second All walked calmly, and quie- will find ourselves in just the .in that the American institutions now have - as om. red the England! condition no same class and third the class to showing to $1100, dominate chair, get wiU Lld be able, (wwpr tly for 4 ransom, ! ment ,v he said.. ; ores will now find 'cooperative courses.. te lighted at bandits, and rvtiotfrn, s a ! ; - d. Mexicafca j , min-Mr- s. h. "otf reSSe unsuc-'dustr- y. - - -- - icV-r- again TimisiBy night. late yesterday. -- - - df, ,tt1I4tjnn . , - |