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Show V ni WEATHER UTAH: Generally fair tonight and Sunday, not" much change in tenperature. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1927. VOLUME L. I 9 1 i 1 r. i f Former Logan Preacher Lindbergh Refuses to And Retired Bishop of Make But Speech Utah Still Banned By Waved His AcknowBishop Manning Had ledgement as TriumphPacifist Leanings Dur- al March Continues Up ing War. Pennsvlyania Ave. t NEW YORK, UP) Because of objections of Bishop William sT. Manning:, the- Right ReV. Lindberghs triumphal journ-- j PauL Jones, retired ' bishop of avenue was Utah will not fill scheduled pre- ey up Pennsylvania soon halted after it started to aching engagements at the when church of St. Marks at day the, enthusiastic the Bowerie. crowds broke through the lines Bishop Jones whose resigna- and halted the parade. - epic-con- al . tion as bishop of Utah was accepted during the war because of Pacifist leanings, said Bishop Manning felt that since St. Marks was cut off from Episcopal visitation by the bishap he did not wish another bishop to visit the parish. Bishop Manning would not discuss the PROG W ELC RA M 0 NUMBER 139. HOI WELCOMED AIR President Coolidge Bestows . Distinguished Flying Cross Upon Colonel Lindbergh at Ceremonies at Nations M E June 11. UP) The program of Washing-- 1 tons to Colonel Lindbergh today follows: ard and 11 a. m. Arrival of the U. S. S. Memphis off navy meeting with mother, Mrs. Evangeline Lindliergh. 12 noon landing and greeting by reception committee. 12:43 p m. Start of parade past the capitol and up Pennsylvania avenue to Washington monument grounds. 2 p. m. Presentation to President Coolidge and decoration wjth distinguished flj ing cross. s 2:30 p. m. display and departure to temporary white house on I)u Pont Circle. 7 p. m. Guest of honor at cabinet dinner. 8:45 p. m. reception by Minnesota State Highway society. 9:45 p. m. reception by the national press club. 11:30 return to white house for the night. WASHINGTON, Capital. T , Lind-(Th- P FOR FLAG DAY - ue ne hundred and fifty years on Ju"e fourteenth, which next Be on feat. Contrasted sharply with the 0 of Lindbergh at the Colonel A. Charles ovation he receivand dock the Lindbergh created fame Ros undying ed everywhere was - the unobwith her skillful hands, active h trusive iournev of , Mrs. home. brain and patriotic heart, the from the temporary vi in as It the America Old that. or Stars and whiter house on Du Pont Circle Glory modern art of flying of heavier to the side of the shmi She Stripes that, on land and sea, than air machines was first de- traveled., in a white house in every country in the world, automobile with John Hays veloped the president begun. l(ammond. chairman of , the ripples in the breeze as the em-t- o sucAs the experiments became committee and cilvs receptionaide.1 r b, f lib'lly' lft cessful the airplane was devoted Atwhite house 5i" rSMITHFIELl), June a her tiiH Few Ui recognized. her; to practical-pursui- t sheep recently purchased been has' a frqe nation, the token of a automobile along the j)y V?, A. Miles of Smithfield adapted to commerce in the capitol streets,sped wart killed by some predatory because a eves government of the people by tranportation of passengers and were turned inphn her' celebratanimal one bight thin week. The the people and for the people. mail and used by national de- ed som Mie stisid on the balSheep were being cared for . at It is customary upon Flag a porch of the navy Mr. Miles ranch up the Smithfense by our land and sea forces cony of commandant s house ns field canyon. While It la not yard Day to hold public assemblies Beginning with a limited flying the Memphis approached the known what sort of animal radius its length has been grad- docks. As the ship bearing her where patriotic citizens gather sheep, it Is slaughtered the to pay tribute to the flag, reually extended. We have made son came nearer she went to a thought that a mountain lion eu- the tered the flock garden call the principles of human limany flying records. Our army little waterfront. flyers have circumnavigated the berty for which it stands, and From that point she recognw'hat has been done to mainglobe. One of our navy men ized the outline, of, her ,son started from California and standing erect in . the - bright tain and defend them. It is a flew far enough to have reach- sunlight on the cruisers bridge. day whose observance and signi-- ! stood with a few friends as ed Hawaii, but being off his She ficance will grow greater 4s the ship came to anchor. As it course landed in the water. An- tied up to the wharf she went the years roll on. other officer of the navy has tc the landing .and waited It is to be fittingly observed flown to the north pole. Our there for the lowering,she of .the in Logan at a meeting to be might plank so that own country has been traversed gangaboard held on Tuesday evening next to be with her son go at 7:30 oclock in the auditorirom shore to shore in & single for a brief time alone before he was turned ov?r to the hands ium of the high school, sponsor- flight. 11. June MOSCOW, of tile enthusiastic multitudes Pro-- 1 and connected became he Later nouncement of the execution of bytJieBenevolent waiting to acclaim,, him. . eagerly which tective Order of Elks, below retired 20 alleged Lmdlwrgh workers with the United .States mail ser have ever observed it by decks before his mother came where he mark vice, on expedited of heels the the sPUhere, coming al, beautiful, and significant n- - assassination ;n PoIand of the ed ability, and from which he aboard and there she followed, to lie the first to greet him. notual, the American Legion, now Sovjet nilnister Voikoff wa, fol. is now on leave of absence. withstanding that the president of the nation, was awaitround-publOne morning three of just ReVWedf hiss turn. A brief period n other sections weeks ago yesterday, this whole ing had been sset aside fo.r the as defenders of the. na- - u?s aptatfr some, earnest, fearless, courage meeting of his now famous tions integrity and honor, the o the Soviet union. ous product of America rose in- n4her and her now . famous 88 At Veckeudinsk, persons to the Legion Auxiliary and other pat-- 1 , from Long Is- son. lave teen arrested on charges land in air riotic organizations. christened a' monoplane The Flag Day service will be of conducting propaganda for The Spirit of St. Louis, in Ancient Indian Mirror taxes q & highl educational nature, non-pa- y honor of his home and that of Is Important Find At Novoroshiysk, Caucas, 38 his and y0y scouts, the young genno hapwas It supporters. inmen and women are in custody, hazard adventure. erally, and the public, are After months WASHINGTON, June 10' SS vited to share the inspiration to accused of agitating to discredit of most careful sup preparation, Jam An Indian mirror, made of a patriotism the services will af- the government and influencing ported by a valiant character, exof enwill units, entirely military ford. the peasants to burn portraits driven by an unfaiiable will and thin slab of highly polished State Senator Particularly they cept for the long line of cars joy the Elks retualistic service of Lenin, late Soviet premier. inspired, by the inlmagination black stone, with one end narDENVER, June 11 UP) The bearing the eighty members ofithe people of France and the and the speech of Odessa dispatches say-j'per- and the anhis of viking .spirit deAt every Charles R. Mabey. 'people of Europe. unwritten law and self sons have been arrested there cestors, this reserve officer set rowed to form a convenient the be I at to fense are expected THE PROGRAM meeting, every gathering alleged to inspiring the Ruman- wing across the dangerous handle, has just been discovered attended were the same words : Music S, Minter, The Star Spaangled ian government. pleas of Joseph stretches of the North Atlantic hear lfazelton, British ColumYou have seen the affection! Banner Orchestra slayer of State Senator Albert He was . alone. Ilis destination bia, by ail archaeological ex- -, of the people of France and thej MOSCOW, June 11. UP- )- flie was Paris. E. Bogden, who was shot and Introductory Exercises pedition of the Canadian gove reply of the Soviet government killed Thursday night in Mrs. swooped and circled in 'people of Europe for the people jal ted Ruler B. P. 0. E.. and thirernment. three hours and Thirty to the Polish note expressing reMinters apartment. District distance. Several bands were of America demonstrated to1, ficers. The mirror was found in the minutes later in the evening ty of for the assassination . Kline in line Foster you but their music was Prayer gret says Attorney landed at second of the day, he prehistoric part of an ancient the Gem of Pierre Voikoff. Soviet minister that while he will prosecute drowned by the continuous Here the speech was brokeni on the French Gitsan Indian village site. Dr. his destination at Warsaw wiil be handed to M. Quartet. Minter on a first degree charge roar of cheering that- accom- by a thundering moment of the Ocean field at La Bourget. He Harlan I. Smith, Canadian archDr. J. the of Hag History death the Patek, the Polish minister here flying demand not car will of the hero as it he. panied the over 3,600 miles aeologist,' states in a communtraveled had D. Howell. tonight. a new and re- ication to Science Service. and established pialty. widow who was his rolled alpng the way that presi- Altar Service Esquire and The execution record. markable Bogdens These extremely rare speciOfficers, B. P. 0. E, k a al ents are kpown to have been law partner has stated that she was Wife his of and project Engineer Auld Lang Syne Song believes life imprisonment the exhibition of art. used in prehistoric times by the Killed in Accident perfect Officers and members. greater penalty. This country will always re- totem pole Indians of Skeena Music Airs Southern Quar Mrs. Bogden also declared1 member the way in which he Valley, CHICAGO. June 11. .UP). l)r. Smith writes. she relieves her husband in - ' grow impatient. While he still! take back with you this mes - tep f Frank Hutchinson. 65, locomo- was received by the peop?e of Oi)e of the Hazelion Indians F nocent) of improper relations was a mile away another car' sage from France and Europe' ernor tive engineer in the employe of France;, by their president and has demonstrated that these Mabey. j AnWica with with Minters blonde wife was mistaken for his by one to the United the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. by their government. It was the mirrors were used by wetting Entire Song and that she will spend every section of the waiting, throng America. Paul rai'road, 44 vears without more remarkable because they the stone and has .shown: that Assembly. I thank you. cent of the $75,000 left her by and so dose was the press an accident, decided to take a were mourning the disappear- the wet polished surface actu That was all, but the crowds their intreped country- ally reflects the human face m the senator to clear his name.i about it that the police had dif-Gvacation Tailor away from all risk. ance of who had tried to span the clearly that every . individual men, the parade cheered and cheered!! and Presi- Kennedy first husband ficulty in But getting away from risk on a Western flight. hair and the color of the eyes Atlantic dent shook line. hands with of Mrs. Minter, has charged Coolidge jwas not so easy, for the safe now And my fellow citizens, may be seen. This Indian states Then J Lindbergh again. the that Minter broke up his hame as Hutchinson was engineer man this young ,, , has, returned. bands struck up an air and the LISBON, June 11 UP) and dlienated his wifes affecFor use in summoning the mirror was used by had to .drive his auto ,, . ,14 t dfe Mrs. and Mrs. Francesco when they were Gog.aid by radio to ships at sea president Indians tions by falsehoods. Pinedo, mobile . across rairoad tracks. Coolidge mander the unsullied fame home. It is our to-here faces for dances was a crsh their den disclosed that Senator Bog - an English physician has 4eve - took Lindbergh and his mother Italian aviator arrived There t . to welcome back painting ' THe bodies of Hutchinson and great privilege ceremonials den had and in, the days , land. n Iwhalf of before they 'could buy lookn g and now his wife were brought here for to his native f.cih- - auto mn,! ylp.-s- .btuDl f.dri and tw j a j .39 'J From White House to Port Where Memphis Was Docked With Many Distinguished Americans to Extend Hand to Hero. WASHINGTON, June WASHINGTON, June 11 P) e Colonel Charles A. dream of mothers came true laugh as welcomed home to - 'today foi Evangeline Lodge day by President Coolidge as Lindbergh who greeted a son an illustrious citizens of our who had leen laden with honrepublic , a conqueror of the ors hy all the world. air and strengthens' of the ties Just one among the millions which bind us to our sister na- who are seeking a sight of the famous New York to Paris tions across the sea. Concluding his brief address flier the mother, honored for of welcome, the president be- her offspring, traveled today stowed upon Colonel Lindbergh from the white house to the the distinguished flying cross navy yard to see her boy arrive-i- n as a symbol of appteciation triumph and she eagerly for what he is and what he has sought his eye from the crowd which gazed upon the tall figdone. Pressing the young air mans ure of. Lindbergh on the bridge ' conduct abroad where he. was of the cruiser Memphis. The sons eyes, too, apparent-J- y acclaimed by kings and Rulers, were sweeping the throng Mr. Coolidge declared The absence of self acclaim, the re- Ji'or a glimpse of his mother, there to claim' her fusal to became commercialized, Who-wa- s which has marked the conduct part of the pride America holds of this sincere and geniuine ex- for the blonde young man who world with his air emplar of fine amt noble vir- amazed the Fire-work- Lindy stood up but he refused to make speech. He waved and smiled to the crowd. Mrs. Lindbergh, filled with pride, tried to look up at her FRENCH MESSAGE son as he stood beside her, but her eyes became misty and she DELIVERED AMID dried them and idled with her handkerchief and purse. Finally LOUD APPLAUSE St. Marks cut off officially the crowd was separated to Lindaisle narrow and make when a from Episcopal visitation the Rev. Dr. William M. Guthrie berghs car moved out .slowly. WASHINGTON MONUMENT. the rector refused to obey Bis- He tried to reach some of the As! hundreds of hands that were GROUNDS, June 11 UP) hop Mannings order to the! ritualistic dancing in the sti etched forward to him as he conqueror of the air over church. and Atlantic and ambassador moved by. He laughed of Hello! waved and cried d wil, Charles A Lindbergh atj Candidate For those who w'ere too far away received today from the hands President Dies to touch him. of President Coolidge a dis- Contrary to the expectations CHELTENHAM. .toss, the! Engand, of, the reception committee,' tinguished flying a American! June 10.' UP) Victoria Clafin Lindbergh w7as V wearing civilian ,an ervlce-iWoodhull Martin, author and clothes. His uniform as a colonel remony crowned a repioneer suffragist who once ran the Missouri national guard The such as the nation nev for presidept of the United had been ception put aboard the before States died here today. 2lvSn phis, in case he should want!er Mrs. Victoria Claflin Wood-huwear i, when he received Martin, borne in Homer, military decoration, ie - As the choice of the execu- Ohio in 1838 made her home in He wore a thought differently. England fro mthe time of her blue seie suit ,a black tie and tive pinned the bronze medal, marriage to John Biddul Martin white shirt, and the gray felt the first to be struck off, on Overbury Court, England who hat already made famous by the blue sack coat of the worlds hero a roar went up died in 1897. Her first husband the pictures taken of him in from themighty was Dr. Canning Woodall who thousands upon thouEurope. died in 1873. sands who were massed in the The presidents special cab- broad expanse of the park surShe was nominated for th Lind- presidency in 1872 by the Equal inet committee followed rounding the touring granite of out the navy bergh For yard ghafterected to The memory thirty yearsn rights party. grounds as the band struck up'o she carried on a continuous first president, in the interests of work- another tune. The cars rolled both ,in United along to the capitol grounds, ing classes States and Europe and in H70 circled the great white pile father once,box, and memorialized the American con- where Lindy s president pinned gress for womens suffer;' ge. served in congress, and stopped jit to thg lapel below the The monument at at origthe base French decoration of the legion Her positions incude peace the of- of honor. Then the two shook in, Tendencies and Principles of of Capitol hill, where Government. Social Freedom ficial parade was formed. hands and Lindbergh advanced the Riding in the car with the to the and The Human Body, microphones to reply. Temple of God. aviator and his mother was The crowd stopped him with John Hays Hammond, the cele- a roaring demonstration. brated engineer w'ho served as When he had quieted them, New Air Chief chairman the local reception leaning forward, and with both Named Today committee.ofFor the most part hands holding to the stand, he WASINGTON. June 11. UP) the flier kept his eyes 'front and made his speech of thanks Brigadier General James U. appeared .to be absorbed in slowly and distinctly. On the evening of the 21st Fechet was named today by conversation with his mother. President Coolidge to be chief He did lift his eyes bashfully of May last, I arrived at Le of the air corps upon the retire- when the spectators increased Bourget, Paris, he said. Durment of Major General Mason their efforts to gain his recog- ing the week I spent in France, M. Patrick on December 13. nition and waved .his hand and and the bowed slightly. Denver Man Gets LindThe parade following was in car almost made Killing up berghs Taken . Lind-lienr- i ' )ny ll tues, has endeared him to everyone." lie has returned unspoiled the president said. .. He . has brought his unsullied' fame back i .lP-F- 1 - over-looki- ng com-paig- . (ZP)-A- n-ed anti-Sovi- et , "news or ic 5 j , Ex-Plan- es Of-th- ( a Song-Columbi- X - r uy j , , Com-.know- - , - i n, |