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Show at July 926. ll 42- - 7514 -- Corn July SepLJ2$.80VtLpe A f'gl To. Oats July $8V4; Sept. tiMi'Pec. UJKMA $1.43tj; Sept Dec. $1.4514. $.43 Lb fair tonight- and Mostly Wednesday, except unsettled in - southeast this afterLittle change-itonight. " temperature. GEORGE HOCKING MB FIS i. KGS IN NUMBER J61j, IS0P0THIA TALKS " n " 83S LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY, JULY '13. 1926. yOLUMK XLIX. portion noon and MRS. WHIFFEN IS IT F QUEEN L LowHumidity Has Had Its Effect-Pub- lic Kept Out of Rapier; Forest to Reduce the Fire Hazard in. On Which police Can Work to Identify The Girl Marine Knbts in Cord Nothing Had Given Great Service to Arabs as Well as to British During The World War Authority on Arab Customs Died Today. demon acy, Under American the good " people will get the worst government they are willing to stand for, but they inav get the best government in the Have Identified Seventeen Bodies Up to Dater-Thiev- world, provided the good people Were Apparently Tied aie kept awake to prevent the By Seaman. never sleeps, which gang. from getting control of the Associated (By (By Associated Freest Asiociated Press) Press) (By Thus macliineixof government. LONDON- ,- July SEATTLE, July 13. Lower DLMisa Mr, Thoi Whiff an, whtrfor yean BOSTON, July 13. The poliee Howard Kdwaid Griggs, c,,... n g ing temperatures and pL today Mere confronted with une New of author and lecturer can now at th actresses, age. of the coastal Pacific northwest Bell, called by the Arabs the of the most, grgwsome and baffli, has returned to BroadYork City, special lecturer at are at hand today but low hu- the National Summer School of Uncrowned Queen of Mesopo- way to play In th rivival of "The 'wgj ng murders of recent years a a of of midity is expected to develop in the Utah Agricultural College tamia is dead. Her official po- Two Orphan" In aNew YorkIn .city. Mrs. with the finding body Georg Hocking, iudnt of Read the Whiffen bought farm Roanoke, regions east of the moun- summed up his address to the sition was oriental secretary to Va., because she thought It wae girl mutilated, dismembered and college, Portland, Or., who hat been time unidentified early today on a earning H4t education- by waahlng tains which will increase the Logan Kiwanis Club at to- Sir Henry Dobbs, high commis- for her to retire, but when the bid dlehea in a reetaurant, won flret prise cam to return to th white light forest fire hazard. days regular weekly luncheon. sioner of Mesopotamia. lonely road between two of $1,000 In a national eeaay contact she could not refute. in Dr. Luncheon clubs, In OreWashington, Idaho, She was xenovvned as' a travcqnducted by the Chemistry Foundaare contributgon and Montana, fires are. rag- Griggs opinion, and author and ac- The girl, who apparently was tion, Inc., of New York. two great things toward the eler, ixet ing most the serious being. ing, . been Hi F of the nttrarti ve and ref in d suppox t and. - imp vo v emon t-near Bellingham, She tKeir and Arabs Washington. customs. dead a week. The body was cut American democracy: They are Services forThe.Wenatchee National an had and intimate two proboxes and acquaintance nurturing comradeship packed into up est has issued orders prohibiting mating the idea of unselfish with the desert routes which of N. C. and a burlap bag some time smoking, and a hundred sixty public service. And it is in this were of great value to the BritSunday. that ish military authorities during housand acres of the Ranier capacity, he declared, The only clues left to work on Funeral over the luncheon clubs ate able to help National forest has been dosed world war. When Great was the manner of tying the of Niels Christian Nielsen shake up the good people of a the took over Mesopotamia. Britain knots in the heavy window cord were held in the fifth ward hail to the public. and keep them community One thousand acres were burn- awake to the demands of gov- Miss Bell acted as a go between that bound the boxes. They Sunday. Bishop John Q. Adams IIYItUM July 13: ed over east Hayden Lake, Ida- ernment. the British commissioner and were tied apparently by a sea- presiding. Jack R.vali is being held unThe music was furnished by a ho, where a hundred men fought The various experiments in the Arab chieftains. man or some one familiar with der $1,500 bail pending the isof Gladstone the flames. quartet composed that government municipal marine knots. suance of a complaint for the Batt, Anthon Peterson, Myrtle Lave been tried by American caused blaze a at Lightning theft of a harness. After a ten to q;stpr There were' no tracks to show Batt Nelson Assist and Elizabeth the Blackfoot forest in Montana, cities during the last few search Sheriffs IL H. days how the boxes were transported Crowther Seegmiller. in Solution Mystery decades, were cited by Dr. Jensen has succeeded in locatwhere three thousand acres w'ere to the, road. Singing, Though Deepening Griggs as illustrative of the Idaho- a set of at Morland, ing Associated Trials. Richard Gates. (By Press) tendency of this country to try which was stolen from harness MONT1CELLO New York, Singing Whcl Are Those new at the behest of something Peterson Laundries Bring Larentz of Hyrum are In White? NEW YORK, July 13. The the good citizens who have be- July 13 Authorities today some tme in April-ThViL the of arrival Interests Together Elder R. O. Mrs, said that list of victims at the come dissatisfied with the old. awaiting only clues that Sheriff bna of Florida, in the hope Nielsen was born hi (Lake Denmark explosion show's (The had to work on were two mistakes that have she Hall, Jensen great PRESTON, Idaho July 3 can assist in solving the' HjQiTing, Denmark about sixty fifteen identified dead, and j been made in trying these hew remarks that ho had heard. One The Preston steam laundry was four years' ago. His occupation eleven unidentified this after - forms of mystery murder of her sister1, was that a man was he absorbed by the Logan lu undry government, trying to city Nina Vilona, whose body, 'clad sell a harness there was that of a farm laboranoMorlandat not come the bn Monday., The new proprietor have from said, in a bathing suit, was found ther that it wasn't' the first er. When he had- saved little so much from form as of the latter entered into negotiAdopted buried beneath a heap of stones, time that felow had money he made a trip covering tried to the fact that as soon as they in .the Neversink river. ations with J. Bistline, who has many places in Denmark. He acThe body on this Work sill things. ng been operating the got it and found that it woi'ked. vtak fotind with Preston cepted the gospel with 'his wife a he made suggestion !the trip to have fallen good people plant, and a consolidation resul-- . and imigrated about 30 in the head. She left her board- - Morland with Alfred Anderson. years back and permitted the gang to inr house Friday, she was fifty ted. The Preston laundry buildiago to Star Valley. Came to LoLater he made a trip with Sherget control. And in each case years of age. ng will in the future be used gan twenty-fiv- e iff Don Bhnson of Logan. At ago livyears the better form of government only as an office and receiving Bankheads ranch they ing in the fifth ward. Faithful George station, all of the work being as anyone could be to provided has placed a worse Encircle Globe found the stolen harness that principles done at Logan. Mr. Bistline is instrument of corruption in the of the Gdspel of which he had in Record Time he had bought for $45. hands retained by the Logan concern an excellent of the gang controlling It It is expected that a complaint undeistanding. hs local manager. it. The only way to prevent this is wohlerful to ime that the light of third dtgree fcurgmry will Associated Press) (By sort of thing, he declared, is to of the Gospel penetrated th he issued against Ryan, and .f apt. CHEYENNE July 11YRUM July 13 The mem- .keep the good people shaken Countries. I do not feel to For Attention of C. E. Evans ar- other charges are proved the and Wells Linton club up to their full responsibilities rived here this be grand any regret as to the life bers of the Ilyrum four-morning in an complaint may this brother led ,and I believe under the direction of Mrs. H. P. of citizenship. on a Holstein Breeders that blessings will be poured out Anderson, .will hold an exhibit Guests at today's luncheon airplane from Salt Lake were John A. Hendrickson, dash around the globe against Visit of upon him in the life to come. Spanish of their work Thursday even'ng George time. They left for Northplatte, Q. Rich and Judge Asa Elder Harvey Sessions had at 8 Following is a copy of the Ncbrssitft m. in the Dictator Third Ward Bullen of Logan ; Moroni Oleson p. letter sent by President C. Z. known the deceased but a shoi't CHEYENNE July 13 WeUs of the Moroni Olson Players, Resented by French Harris of the Holstein Breeders time. Had found hi mto be an amusement nail. The display will consist of and W. A. Carter of Salt Lake and Evans have set twenty Association of Utah, to every honest man and willing to reeight days as the time in which of clothing and cooking. City. (By Associated Press) pure bred Holstein breeder in ward all men for what they did will encompass the earth they PARIS. B. Mrs. Rena Miss July 13 French resand the State- It is music was Maycock Special for him. Had never heard a supplied by and .to dd so they must reach flared entment today against the and contains excellent advice': muiTnur against any of our Myrtle Davidson of the U. A. C. Miss Rachel Ellis, violinist. The the New Yorw World building at of the visit dictator, will extension act dtvsion Spanish as To the Holstein - Friesian Fathers children escape his lips. attendance prize, offered by mor- PrimoDerivera fo ra celebration tomorrow nine one twenty of The the tour William Pure bred Breeders of Utah. judges Peterson, ftas won by Because he has suffered so ning. They started June 16 tomorrow on the birthday, of Gentlemen : much, was thankful that he had of inspection of the judges will F. B, Parkinson. from New York and were in French democracy, whileon the be prior to the opening of the Success of some sort bel- been called home. MorRussia June 23 and Japan July other hand, the Sultan exhibit. ongs to every man provided he Solo, O Dry Those Tears Fuel Tanks Airplane 3rd. who the fired imagination occo', r At 8 oclock the following fights for it. Myrtle Batt Nelson. , Made Bullet-Proo- f of the Flench was acclaimed by will be As an said the club A. Anders given gram. individual Scheby by purebred For the parade for the Twenty-fo- the Parisian crowds as a pictbreeder you may be a success he had admired the uncomplain- - girls: Violin sokr.Arleen Dan-in- g urth of July celebration uresque figure, Vicente Blasco, Science Service By but your business would be a attitude of the deceased andielsen; Dance, Valera Anderson ward has made much the Spanish Novelist who lives Sixth the 13 Ohio, DAYTON, July far greater success if it had the also his integrity on the princip- and Aletha Foster recitation. their floa. In here in exile because of political with repeatedly p.erced by progress Power of a combination, of in- les of the gospel. Opal Sorensen ; piano duet, Fern Although Pescould be prepared on beliefs, expressed his grief, and machine bullets, fact the they gun dividual breeders Bishop John Q. Adams indor- Clawson and Arleen Nielsen; cara fail pure-bre- d Pedersen astonishment fuel notice. at seeing the tanks, Bishop short back of it. of the previous mandolin solo, Bernice Shipley; se! the remai-kMcCook Field here gays they are out for first French republic glorify Spains test under at B. Mrs. Rena Lots get together. Come to speakers. Since the passing of talks, Maycock and themselves to fce leak prize and to help make the tyrant. deceased has Prof, William Peterson of the proved and our big annual Nielsen the Mrs. the at therefore millet-proo- parade a success. meeting oof, Director pi mothHall U. A. G. A. C. his C,; Zipa duet, piano alone, ' been practically Logan, Utalj. on July A New York tank recently Sorenson is after the other 20th, 1926 and absorb the pure- er and sister living in Oregon, and Beulah Sjmith ; vocal solo. Constructed of two cylinders, wards every day to make sure honoi'ed a check fir $1,000 that Miss so bred Holstein Worley. many one within the other, the tank Spirit that will yet he was gladtothat will be there with had been wirelessed photograpbe manifested rin dd honor to his ' number had assembled Following, the program Club is so made that. When pierced that they every hically from London. floats. their of the memory. Leader D, P, Murray will award by a projectile, mechanism days program. Favorable natural conditions turns the inner cylinder about Singing, One Sweetly Solemn Four-pins to the gii'ls who hnd four inches, thus1 effectively HEARING CONTINUES IN MPHERSON . great opportunities arC Thought. Benediction, Coun- have successfully, completed closing the hole. As an added burs but we must have organiz- selor Charles Batt. Interment DISAPPEARANCE CASE BEFORE ,THE their projects. . is so coned united effort tank the ..... safeguard and' more was in the city cemetery. .... e , LOS ANGELES COUNTY GRAND JURY in case of an imsystematic business methods in - structed that doinsurance company Every . the purchase and sale of our . The silk from w'hich the regpending crash the pilot can drop LOS ANGELES, July 13. (AP) Clyde De Villiers, a Los mg business in Great Brita n the whole taniVi to earth before before . we can place mental coloi-- of the British lias the with to deport $100,000 our business at the top where army are made costs in some, the plane reaches the ground Angeles aviator, was the last to be summoned for the reopening a a as l guar-Paymaster-Generadollars of the McPherson disappearance hearing before the grand jury it rightfully belongs- ' cases more than fifteen fraud. xantee against today. De Villiers was served with a subpoena after he told the yard. .July 20th., pent with us will Campaign to Be police he could prove the Evangelist left here in an airplane when convince you there is plenty of Soon Waged she disappeared. Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, mother of the EvangelCOMPANY J'ork for a State organization STRIKE HAS COST TRANSIT ist was the first to testify this morning. Mrs. E. M. Broadwell, 0 do. It's a chance to butter SUM ALREADY WITH STRIKERS (By AbsoiTated Pres) Denver writer, who has been referred to as the Evangelists LARGE your bread. Will you do it? lans WASHINGTON, AWAY July was located yesterday here, and conferred with Mrl. McSTAYING ON double, BENT APPARENTLY Your for a profit in Pure-bred- s, for a nation wid6 cam- Pherson after she learned the latter had detectives out searching " of the Subway paign td elect a liberal congress for her double ,to dear up the reports of her (McPherson) variNEW YORK, July 13. (AP) The first week 0 C. Z. HARRIS, a and to wet, dry ous activities. promote Rapid Transit company approxi- and President Utah Holstein strike cSst the Interborough Instructions have been given by Judge Keetch that the grand referendum in the various officials the dollars, thousand and hundred forty Friesian Association. mately two outlined must keep the conclusions of the McPherson case to themwere states ultiby today the of time the extended jurors announced today. - The company contribu, for unless an indictment is returned. William. A, Carter, toselves circulars calling the employees to return to work until noon reauiring Since the close of the World; matum V t the 0ffer to all present indications. The tions, campaign fund for assoc- - foreman, previously had announcedrthat in' the interests of the '"'TV'''1 ?ut gw. the Jewish, population if officials three iation and td be against the pro- public a" thorough investigation w.uM V conducted and the re- tne szrmt wjuix o broken In two or . k--yv predicted . h than- donVj has more , bjWtlnn amendment, PJestme - and Civilians Spldiers Numer- es ous and Strip Gold and Silver from Uniforms. -- (By Associated Press) DOVER,-N,J.,- - July oighty-three- - , or X). funeral s sex-vice- be of 89.16 10.55 24.53 80.25 5453 9988 70,22 ns - -, sw-ep- Ar-ray- Lax-se- 90.03 er n : 5845 - 0900 4)0 00 j 25.30 I 10091 bullet-'wound- 37.11 il595 68.11 s j ; '42 OS 13-C- ss H 33 20 109.09 34,59 5648 at Paris , 50.09 s ,50.00 s flat - epert bout TClt BptC S' -- ry or . pro-Elde- ! ctorj itttat let-pro- of s lonef. f- tions on (day. is to igdf eon- - 2acl i in iunii- - . H . i the Pure-bre- . luc ,000 each d to mlies hem' efor aiw w,iiiiL.-Tcn-w- ere identified through records sent from Washington by air- , Reports of looting are planes. j prev- alent and thieves are said to have ripped gold and silver insignias from the uniforms found, ' in the officers houses, The Red Cross is arranging to aid seven- hundred civilian re fugees fiom a half dozen or so towns in the devasted area. - - Newspapers Bought Present Staff By (By Associated Press) KANSAS CITY July 13 The Kansas city Star will remain in the hands of, Irvin Kirkwobd, the present editor and his associates.' The sale of the Star ' and the morning edition of the Times to Kirkwood for eleven million dollars was announced last night by the trustees of the estate of William Ilockhill Nelson, founder, from eight bids. The proceeds of the sale go to the establishment- of an art institute for : Kansas City, Trip Almost Fatal to Senators Wife By Associated Press) 'MISSOULA, Mont., July 12. The high altitude of the continental divide almost prc'ved.fatal. to Mrs.. Reed Smoot, wife of the 1 senior United States senator told friends here. Attending phy sicians expressed doubt, he said, that his wife would survive, but Mrs. Smoot replied that she must live to see her grandchild, rui that being the u.'ject of the, f ' present tr.p. During a short stop here Senator Smoot declared! France can, and should, pay her war debts. France has the ability to pay aml at present ha. more; gold than ever before. SefiatorSjnoot laughed at the suggestion oft the possibility of his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. Elks Lodge Names' New Exalted Ruler (By Associated .Pres) CHICAGO July 13 Charles II. Grakelow, of Philadelphia, was unanimously elected, grand exalted ruler of the Elks by the grand lodge today. . Revive Formal Dress 1 s B? Asaoclated ds ! - - istte ev rines on duty about the shell torn Lake Denmark Naval depot,- are in search for additional victims of Saturdays explosion." Seventeen have been recovered up to yesterday when the operations were halted on account-o- f fear of further blasts on edf-ha- : 13.--S- fugn-abm- 13-P- W 1 . V LONDON, July Pres) 13. A revi-v- al . of custom which lapsed during the war, again is ..well on the way and has received an impetus from the authorities at Covent dress-fote-the-thea- Garden. The progragn for the lntenia-tionOpera season contains a notice that It is obligatory for evening dress to be worn in the boxes, orchestra stalls and circle seats. This decree is expected to be followed by similar hints fro mother of the leading thea- tre managers 1 Aljs-Ual -- |