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Show If you have anything to or rent put your proposition, to the thousands ofreaders the Journal by advertising the Journal Want Colume. -- V sell up of in THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1927. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. VOLUME L. HAVE BYRD NUMBER 149, PREPARED FOR HOP OFF FRIDAY WEATHER CONDITIONS CONTINUING TO To Employ Eastern Cap- Offer to Purchase The l)e Autremonts Change 'Strikers ital in Marketing and Reestablishing Values of Farms in Western States Conference Is Called at St. Paul. Captive GROCERS Be Left to Will Guards Columbia from Levine Their Fate Until Negotiations Come From Within Mine Says The Warden. Rejected Two Americans to Return Together from European Trip Is Reply Made. ST. PAUL. Minn., June 23.(P) Plans to thaw out the frozen assets of the northwest land mortgage foreclosed through formation of a $23,000, 000 land financing corporation will be discussed at a conference here next Monday. Through the employment of eastern capital, it is proposed to market and reestablish values of more than $200,000,000 worth of foreclosed land in Minnesota, North and South Dakota and Montana. Nearly 100 of the leading officials, business men, financiers and agricultural experts of the four states have been invited to attend the conference, aimed to stimulate the movement of northwest agricultural lands. The call for the' conference is signed by seven prominent men from Minnesota and the Dakotas. Governors Christianson, of Minnesota, Bulow of South Dakota, Erickson, Montana ,and Sorhe, North Dakota, have been invited to the conference. According to the call the proposed corporation would: Form a central land through which lands in ail four states could be classified, apraised, managed, and offered for sale. trans-Atlanti- c bu-ire- t-- rote : the constructor of the of St. Louis or the CoSpirit lumbia deliver a plane with a Wright motor in short order'.' Referring to his proposal to which purchase he not did answer, Levine ahis on plans amplified Will -O- id-lo- : am anxious to fly from Europe to the American interior until the gasoline gives cut, as soon as an airplane can be No German plane obtained. obtainis of this flight capable able at present. A dispatch from Bremei haven last week said that Charles Levine, who accompanied Clarence Chamberlin on his Atlan- TO ats- , I ll UP FIELD, N. Y. Three Members of Crew Missing, May Have Drowned Heavy Fog Responsible for Collision Rescue Work- ers Assist Helpless. The America, be will taken from its hanger tonight and drawn to the top of the runway preparatory to a hop off for France at 1 o'clock tomor- - tic flight, had mformed Berg-dobe permitted to accompany "Operate an efficiently super- Chamberlin on a return flight vised immigration soliciting the United States. Levine agency capable of interesting to he and Chamberlin competent farmers in northwest replied that back to New York were going land bargains. together field local Place organization -- The in every section competent to pAPJS, June 23 UP) handle incoming settlers. Paris-- office of the United Create a method of financing States lines announced today the purchase of lands by ex- that Clarence D. Chamberlin perienced incoming farmers who and Charles A. Levine, who are unable to meet terms of sale flew from New York to Gernow necessary required by many many, would leave for New banks, receivers and individuals York on the Leviathan July 12. The aim of the corporation They will take their monoplane, would be to create a demand for the Columbia with them. farin lands by reviving public VIENNA, June, 23 UP) confidence in the inherent value of agriculture and stimulat- Clarence D. Chamberlin, Amerflier, reing a back to the land move- ican when cold of beer ment "by providing capital for fused a stein last his from he plane stepped purchase on long terms of paynight on returning to Vienna ment. visit to Budapest. Signers of the conference from a flying it was explained, Ilis confirefusal, of call say restoration dence in land and reestablish- was due to the fact that several ment of their value will aid in Munich and Vienna breweries been printing false testiliquidating hundreds of banks have monials about their products. now' paralyzed by overloading form in the assets frozen with VIENNA, June 23 (Clareof land mortgages. nce Chaynbeilin and Charles UP) monoplane . 1 listing-agenc- June, 23 d, a - ROOSEVELT LISTEN LANSING, Kan., June 2'i P) issued as i alums for Retailers How mules, today constituted the Tells lie available to known food only Business Obtained and to 328 convicts and their 1 1 cap tive guards barricaded in the Says Two Per Cent of prison coal mine here since 11 Gross Amount to Be oclock Tuesday morning. Used in Advertising As the mutineers passed their forty-fift- h hour under ground Merchandise. to indicate was The Da Autremont twins there wished nothing If their to withdraw OMAHA, June 21 were sentenced to life impris- they no cant tell em, no dont ultimatum you cigarettes, onment. When their plea of coal. sell em. guilty was made it was discovThat was the advice today to the Said authorities Prison ered that the judge would be 720 the National Retail Growers meal sent down the compelled under the law to in- noon of Fred W. Anderbefore the association, foot shaft shortly flict the death penalty. Therethe whose blocked merchandise store strikers son, cage, impan-neleupon a jury was hastily last at Cozad, Neb., a town of 1,200 the confession was read, would have been exhaustedwould the jury retired and immedi- night at the latest. Thisoats in- does an annual business of only 30 bushels of $300,000. ately found a verdict of guilty, leave for the 17 mules in the tended life Every grocery man should recommending mine. Possibility the men would spend at least two per cent of hutches the mules as they his gross receipts during 1927 threatened during a previous for advertising, he said. It is 23. MEDFORD, Ore., June scouted by Deputy so District Attorney Newton mutiny was UP) powerful that it can change R. Warden H. Hudspeth, in Wr. Chaney announced- today my breakfast, 'my automolhle, or my place of living." Ray and Roy De Autremont charge. said they , will confess to the A telephone call from a spokes Mr. Anderson said the succrime with which they are man for the strikers last night cess of his business depended of the charged. They were arrested requesting the wives to entirely upon carefully planned allowed be Ohio. guards captive in Steubenville, 'advertising campaigns. the was husbands, their to talk Officers will be elected today. According to Chaney they When mine, the from heard last will claim in their confession this wfas refused, negotiations that Hugh De Autremont, con- ceased. Federated Music victed Tuesday of the killing of that declared today Hudspeth PaClubs Name Prexy Coyle O. Johnson, Southern .would further negotiations any rewho and cific, brakeman, started by the conIDAHO FALS, June 23.(P) ceived a sentence of life impris- have to he was as he victs willing to allow Mrs. B. F. onment, killed all the three the hunger cure to continue. was elected Anderson, ofPocatello, trainmen. the Idapresident ho State Federated Music Clubs The De Autremont twins at the business session of the were taken from their cells in convention here this morning. the county jail at Jacksonville She replaces Mrs. R. P. Hall, of this morning to the court room. Coeur dAlene-- , retiring presibrothers were The three dent. Louis V. Saar, prominent OF jointly indicted for murder in pianist and composer of Chicaof connection with the death go, appears tonight in a piano shot were who three trainmen, and follows with an adrecital and a mail clerk, who was killed on "Modern Piano Music. dress a blew up by an explosion that Following the convention Mr. mail car in the holdup of a will go to Pocatello to conSaar in the Southern Pacific train duct master classes and then to American October in for mountains Siskiyou Expert MEDFORD, Oregon, June 23. Autre-mon- t, UP) Ray and Roy De today entered a plea of guilty and made a confession of the Siskiyou train holdup in which four men were killed in 1923. In court they reversed their plea of not guilty which had been entered earlier this BERLIN, June 23. ()Gi-ve- r Bergoll. notorious draft dodger anxious to letuin to America and inspired by the de'plights a termined to fly to the United States, if he can obtain an American plane capable of making the trip. Telegraphing the "Beilin of The Associated Press West from Hoexter, today Phalia where he stopped on an o u r, automobile Bergdoll w and CLEAR row morning. There is a general clearing up in the wether that has delayed the flight so far, Commander Richard E. Byrd told newsand while paper men today, there is no certainty just now of a take off in the morning we are going to get all ready and if we cant leave tomorrow we will probably be able to go the next day. The America will be taken to the runway tonight in preparation for a hop at 4 in TRURO, Mask., June 23. (P) Three members of the crew of the , Surge;-- a fceam-trawle- r,- operated by the Bay State Fishing Co., of Boston.were missing' and believed drowned after she had been sunk in collision with the Clyde Line steamer Ozark five miles off this of Cape Cod early today. the morning if the weather man The other 19 were rescued by the Ozark, which was damaged will let us go. and was beached 1,500 yards WAS11INGTON, June 23 (P) off the Pamet river coast guard . Porter Adams, president of station. the National Aeronautic associTwo of the rescued fishermen ation, will arrive in New' York had sever cuts about the head. this afternoon to seal barograph The collision occurred during of the Byrd plane. Sealing of a A large hole fog. the barograph generally is the washeavy smashed in the side of the hist act necessary before an Ozark and she reported to have air hop off. about 25 feet of water in her forward, hold. Iron Miner Gets The Ozark, a freighter, In,' A Bravery Medal command of Captain Anderson, was bound from JacksonvtJe ' DULUTH, Minn., June ,23 for Boston, midThomas UP) Trewartha, The Pamet river coast guarddle aged iron miner from smen went to the beach as soon Jo-sMich., was given the as they saw the .steamer facand after, she 11. Holmes medal for hering toward shore oism at the banquet of Luke had come to rest on the sandy Superior Mining section of the bottom, they sent a boat aut last to her National Safety council night. It was Trewartha,, shift boss .Citizens seer-tio- - Iror.-woo- d. pa at the Pabst mine at IhojnVijoJ, Dayton i,; Disappointed By who was credited with saving Lindberghs the lives of 42 miners by h;s . , coolness when the miners were entombed for five days in the DAYTON, O. June 23 UP) in mine of level the eighth Cancelling all previous arrangements for his entertainment "September, 1926. Day-to- n Trewartha, a native of Corn- made by members of the Col- committee. reception wall, England, has been employA. Lindbergh ed by the Oliver Mining Co. lor onel Charles his army pursuit in off took forty years. field at 8. 2 plane from Wright for Wash- - , headed a. m.( today, Plant and Animal Microbes in Soil ington. There he is scheduled to meet with army air corps officials on coast. the SS. 23 WASHINGTON June matters which he declined to 1923. Believes Other officers elected today The Delegation dark recesses of the soil discuss. Matters Will Be Ironed are: Miss Maude Garnett, Mos- down where the plant roots Colonel Lindbergh in a brief Warmest Day Mrs. Edward Bell, Boise, Be cow, are not just plain dirt to interview before leaving said ha and Mrs. C. F. Leonard- St. are, of The Year Out Satisfactorily an imagina- was sorry residents of Dayton, the scientist fore Geneva Confer- Marines, vice presidents repre- tion. They with g are a veritable were disappointed in not senting each section ; Allan Ash jungle, filled with plants .and SALT LAKE CITY, June 23 ence Adjourns. last night to see him ton, Pocatello, recording secreblowing his arrival, as scheduled, animals that are strange and (P)With theSaltwind S. Mrs. Coeur II. Nelson, Lake desert off the Great GENEVA, June 23 (P) Lord tary; and sometimes terrible, but stated he knew nothing of dAlene, corresponding secretary quaint residents of this section today Robert Cecil, British delegate Mrs. are coaxed out of plans for a reception and declinMoore, Snelley- extension when they because his had their first taste of summer, to the naval confer- Miss Bertha Boni-war- their hiding and into the fielde ed to participate was unofficial chairman; the when mercury to chief weather The visit Dayton ence, and Hugh S. Gibson, Mrs. of Ahe microscope. climbed to 92 degrees at noon. of the American delegation, IL II. Caldwell, treasurer; as- - nials devour ; they and for the purpose of paying plants Ilall, past presidents Temperatures on the street, today held a private meeting to sembly chairman; Mrs. G. A. die, and the plants in turii de- his respects to Orville Wright above four was degrees , however, discuss the proposals of their Aupperle, Idaho Falls, church vour them, and the cycle is re- only. trans-A- t American Levine, that figure. This is the highest respective countries for further chairman; Leah Gene , time, reflecafter time peated Idaho Man Makes lantic aviators, left Vienna for point reached this year. WASHINGTON, June 23 UP) naval limitations. chairman library ex- ting its effects in the lives ol n A. Lindbergh landed at the Charles Prague, of evenSale No advance toward an Ora 11. Long, Boise, the larger plants above that Unique tension; at 11:52 a. m. tt field 4:30 this oclock at Bolling OGDEN, June 23 (Wedne- tual agreement was made at the music week, chairman, and make our crops. His Wool Harvest capital flown here from afternoon. wannest having the night was conference, the most reliable Grace Bryant, Twin Falls- junAt the meeting of the first day, O.- in an army plane. Davton, in four Conhas both experienced Ogden ior chairman. information being that International Soil Science EMMETT, Idaho. June 23 UP) The New York to Paris flier week Aviator Safe years weather bureau figures confined themselves to an exflock gress, m session here this in a that single Unique was metTjy officials of the war, The Rotham-steamercury planation and defense of their General Wood today. Dr. IL Sandon of the master disposed of his own clip, Air Port disclosed and commerce departnever dropped below 69. High- respective proposals. Station, oi navy, Expermental will confer with him who ments graded in his own warehouse, Reaches Summer the oldest agricultur- on his future plans and obtain SPOKANE,' Wash., June 23. est yesterday was 90 degrees. Mr. Gibson, who was accin at his own sale, Andrew Little, England, White House al experiment station in the his views on the development of panied by Allen W. Dulles, Idahos largest flock master, (P) Harry Dallas, aviator who It was 93 degrees at one oclock to his colleag- aviation abroad. sold approximately 1000,000 was reported lost while attemp- this afternoon, making it the juridical exp"' t, for th Ameriworld, outlined RAPID CITY, S. D., June 23. ues something of the subterrancan (tlegatim, emerging from pounds of Wool yesterday. The ting jto fly over the Cascade warmest day of the year. old newspaper (JP) considerable ean drama he found enacted in the meeting Suffering clip vyas the prodq$P$f his sev- mountains to Seattle, is at the . POCATELLO, Idaho, June men, however, that their was physical pain from recent acci- America soil during a rece it Ox Team Veteran Pasco. Wash., airport said .a eral flocks in' Gem" Wants Air Flight no i a Son for being lev. opti- dents, Governor General Leoncounties. The sale was private telegram received last night by 23 (P) Pocatello continues in this country. of fine summer mistic about tue outcome of the ard Wood- of the Philippines, cojourn and the price was kept secret. his mother, Mrs. E. C. Dallas-The lives of the 'microscopic weather and though warm dur- conference. arrived at the summer White plants ana animals of the soil SPOKANHy Wash., June 23.' Four companies which shared of Coeur d- - Alene, .Idaho.'. and house the in the' pool are Adanri & the of nights He said ing the. today to report to Presi- are as brief as their bodies are UP)- Ezra Meeker, 99 year old' day, he that Dallas, telegraphed that peoples Boston; Webb &Co., of had experienced no .trouble and mornings are cool. Cool breezes the United St&ies, Great Brit- dent Coolidge. A generation is born, trail blazer of the northwest. small. General Wood was said by his Arrows and dies in a few howls wants to be., a passenger on one Philadelphia; Goshla-nj- N& Co. that he had intended to cross from the southeast have miti- ain and Japan were all anxious Boston and Iseman Sc Co., of, the Cascades, his mother said. gated the heat to some ex- to fintj. an agreement and v.eie physician to be suffering with sometimes as rapidlv as twice f the airplanes in the . New reBoston. The York Spokane air derby in Sep-w- il convinced that only "patience two broken ribs which he A telegram from M. H. Tay-- tent. or thrice in an hour. the ceived when carrying were ship delerapid shows temperatures Yesterday and good will among the tember, he jwrqte the officials therefore chief of police ,of Pasco, a year gates were needed finally to him to thi3 country lurched him of those number than the air derby association, Mrs. 0f Courtroom Slayer higher relative confirmed te(elast night into a railing. Prior to his de- changes in the - here the micro!)At its animal ago. common for highest basis point a today, and out work bacteria nf Dallas message. , suffered another in. Gets Murder Charge - - Mr. Meeker, Who came fo men ury reached 88 degrees. an accord. with It is natural to parturein he theseses comparable an automobile acident. The thermometer registered 83 encounter discouragement in jury Pacifwlferthwest first by of or-the obvious physical truction and regrowth the DUNCAN, Okla., June 23 Nine Found Guilty Despite noon. This ox leaft and since has made at world. atve individual of today probthe our solution in larger ests disability froih which the gov(P) Formally charged with of Revolution that jmodo of but without ernor letp s, he aid. was suffering. Major B. waxing and waning of numbers 'long journeys by inurde for the slaying in the ! took an airplane IDAHO June 1th 'A1,LS, billions Ida.; would nave per there transportation, the is into existing, Read, his aide, said1 that Mr. running LISBON, June 23 (P)-N- me district 'court room takes trip - over the Oregon trail in con- 23(P) zkaved Idabeed need no the tocall inch frequently his cubic to imreturn to atWood planned - ' of B.- F. Cox, alleged persons accused, of being ho Falls flew with Oak-th- e ference. j$2lG.and lateracross' place in a few days time, only post' n September. tacker of his daughter, Arch plicated in last Februarys the mercury or the ..United Kelly net results of thousands, - iey Questioned by anri English Gilbreath,' a farmer, was re-- revolution which was put down Old, timers go: . brief . to generaWashas States. of these millions' W'hy controlled correspondent moior An easly fighting. leased today on his bond of $10-- " after considerable out- here , t ideaj for this time vk wc was in the Doubt expressed convocation permitted driven wheeled 'chair has liecn tions is expressed 000 furnished by 10. of his have been found guilty .anfrjTh& Warm sunshine, after the ington of that Mr. Meekers wish cmi.d - invented In and cenferem-generation proclaa the of single of for . come ' friends. 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