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Show SEPTEMBER WHEAT ' . High .I Low Close .. . 1.20 SI 13 $1.19 plro 12 33 Unsettled and cool UTAH: er tonight; Thursday mostly fair. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST General Nobile Candidate Democratic Is Refreshed Spending Three Days At The Sea Shore-- Will Spend Few Days York. New in TRIAL Leone Station Amid Cheers of Fellow Countrymen Flowers in Pathway Among Democrats ' T O'bregon After i i. -- y , - V n low walk-towar- -- Democ-"ratieiTiatlo- t i eir - , b'-e- n - ship-builde- r, , trans-Atlant- ic er j I " ; ser-v-c- -- e. -- Notification Changed J GEORGE E. BRCNNAN Nar-vn- - it vi Chicago, ii -- Ceoiye 1 Aug Brennan was given q t.a.i ,r.:a;ic for recovery today, b.a Uure mo a general sentiment a.iH'iig Dcmoc" ratid leaders that tne Napoleon of Hlinols Democracy might never again be able to resume the pohu cal. leadership he has In id .once the' death-o- f Roger bulhv.ni. There was no single personality , , Republican Lake Mis., An' 1 rf.irn.bm of Mississippi pleaded, hue ted ty for Dcmorratic unity m spite of any dilfercnces on leligion and prohibition. Speaking to a, gatheung at put-ion- s Before union, he said: ' Some may honestly feel justified m supporting the" Republican Havana. " Aug. 'T'TaFT Cable ticket m this election because of grams to the Spanish embassy the views ot our presidential nomheie today said that Major Ra inee respecting the prohibition moil Fianco, was heading his qucotion Olliers may find - opposiplane the Numancia, from Cadiz tion in tlje fact that the- Democd'rcctlv to New .York without rat c nominee is a Catholic. "'As impoiUnt as there qualifistops and would be in Havana in the second lap of his round the cations may appear to some, may 1 wqrjd trro no later tlian Sunday,! say that the south ennnotr afford because of these diverse opinions August 5. to alienate those millions or men and women in other of the London, Aug. (P) A dis- country who are of parts the Catholic to Telethe entertain-differepatch Exchange faith and who graph from Lisbon states that a views respecting -- prohibition. They have- - stood with our section for three - quarters of a century on city caught a message at 2:30 the many great and . major ques- p. m. from the plane Numancia .tions of party principles and party saying that it was approaching policies. (APi-Hena- -tor 13 Alto- - nt i within-the--chur- ch - - trans-Atlant- ic vi.-c- -- no-mtn- nt -- t - d s - e te-en-at- e, 1,-2- friera.-whOLjweiiLto.t- Believe' TheyCan Up co-pil- high-pressur- e I i ri in Jtfolirrirr I I 1 j , - r " "wTIT acconifriOIate'hK-vtonxlytrpurt- f :yurrddr'---ptesjc;hs'6T'tb'e"s6utKpa- rt iir a - ,uv' 9 France-andNort- h I " " -- ' Fian-rlsc- Alto by motor. Upon arriving home Hoover will give his acceptanre address its final revision and then will turn his attention to pressing matters connected with hts campaign. ) Eielson May Try Flying to Japan Grand Forks, A flight N. D., Aug ocross (I) the Pacific to 1 Tokyo, Japan, Is again reported under consideration by Lieut. Carl Ben Eielson, North Dakota aviator who is resting at his home at Hatton, near here. Tids was Indicated today when the flier, who piloted Sir Hubert Wilkins across the Arctic fields, came to Grand Forks with his sister, Helen, for a brief visit. While Eielson made no public statement it was indicated that the Pacific flight was under consideration by himself and interests In Detroit, and that the outcome of these negotiations would influence his decision with respect to accompanying Wilkinson on a south pole expedition. Bureau of Education -Commissionerllesigns Washington, Aug I (API Dr. John J. Tigert, commissioner of tlm bureau of education, today his resignation, effective September 1, to Secrttary West pf the interior department to accent the presidency of the University cf Florida. Commissioner Tigert. who has been head of the bureau of education since 1921, was elected presri dent of the Florida institution on. July 9, by its board of regents, but no announcement was mad until today. 4en-der- ed - Austrians Colonize Brazil The' Rio De Janeiro, (JP) Austrian minister has arrangements to establish three colonies of Austrian com-jplet- ed f migJ?.nts ';eai! th. by 50 bum ness and civic orgar.iza-of on OtwOni, situated was launched Chicago, Africa. Four day, on the occason of the reduc- - .the railway that runs inland -1 cittga " and four arrivals t'en ftf of the Marine Bank corporation, are planned between Calais ithL0,8ht thewill ni:ed of which controls a 'half dozen daily and and Calais and Lon- laris educate the public Washington Banks He came here don. from Denver in 1902. service, it was explain fe'4asriM-:4ay-7feundey(de'i'arture- Shasta Springs, Calif., Aug. I The lure of the mountain trout brought Herbert Hoover to the Mount Shasta region where ho hoped to have bettep4uek today than smiled upotr'Tum yesterday in the Klamath river section to the northward. There he maue a oo good catch, but the rainbows weie-tsmall to furnish real sport. After falling to find any sizeable fish around the Brown camp region. the Republican presidential candidate decided suddenly C6 personally investigate reports that there was good fishing In ihe pit and McCloud rivers near the base of the gigantic Shasta mountain, which domintes the plains here for scores cf miles. Camp" was broken suddenly ul Browns, Hoover and Ms party vi more than forty setting Mitii for Stiasta Springs immcdiaiGy after dinner. The nominee retired soon after his arrival here as he wanted to be up and away soon after the dawn for fishing places recommended to Mm by angleis of tins section. He had with him nis favorite rod, broken near the end but tested ln many streams arid pools and preferred ones. The Commerce secretary felt some effect from, the more than 20 mile ride he. had yesterday on horseback in getting Jo Heaver Creek and reluming to the place where he and his tuo companions were obliged to abandon their automobile and follow the Indian trails along the hillside to fishing hates. After looking over the water for a time, Mr. Hoover selected two flies lorl use, a yoyal coachman knd a red ant and began casting ' ' ) with them. The waters there held trout six or seven inches long. The first catches were threwn bark into the creek, but when It became apparent that they were as large as wrre to be had Hoover kept thirteen and his two companions added their catch of a dozen earn. After trying the waters hero during the day, the presidential nominee nnd his party will Uko o, an eve lings train for San arriving early tomorrow morning and continuing to Palo (AP) 1- - -- Candidate Small Ones Caught Will Fish at Base o Shasta1 Mountain Before His Return to Palo outstanding among then sule .; chieitains t appeared as a naturalsucccs.jc? L'ljVn Wen the Azores. Differences j nan, who is fighting in nls Le and differences over the church following operational neecjsiiotcd and differences between churches Tadio7 have by infected teeth- Theo- wic a without exception fanned the dozen or more men. j however any Ljl1(llice Received here state thatj pam 0f discord and destroyed thc heir one of whom might-fal- l Spanish plane peace and happiness of peoples. The Democratic i dictavuship the upon which this should Mr. Brennan'4 health cam Numancia now en route to tli very principles was founded revolt at government ot Azores sta.nan communicated the abandonment with pel the tions at Lisbon and Oporto at any such idea. tie. As to the prohibition question Brennan's rise to power from 2:20 p. m., reporting that the the has Republican party Breaker Boy to banker was being flight was beinr made without made a mess of its enforcement-Thretold today by his friends as Democratic party through its kept In touch with eports from incident. platform, and the Democratic his bedside which earlv todiy were through his that he" was getting better every Cadiz, Spain, Aug. 1 (P) public utterances, have hot only hour. With guitars strumming a fare condemned the manner in which Ever since Brennan, stepped into the shoes made vacant by? the well four Spanishjairmen hopped the law has been enforced, butdeath of Roger SulBvsn. he has off this morning 'in a four have declared clearTy and ilnequl- vocally lor its most rigid enforcewarred against the Volstead act motored seaplane on the ment. and against tha return of 'ofsaloons, 3 percent lap of a flight around the world As the modification of the proIn favor of a beer, in forty five days. hibition law. men and women will alcoholic content. Three attempts were neces- differ. They have always dificrea. His fervor, say hia friends, has carried him throurh accidents sary before the plane, named Personally, I have voted for every ror law vrpon t the that would have meant death rose from the waters prohibition e, break-e- Numancia, books, as well as the federal conlesdfer men. When he after part of its load had been stitutional amendment. 1 do not boy a leg was crushed and ambcl.evc In either their repeal or few knew he strode lightened. putated; ow hh, t At 7:15 a. m. on the third module ution and, as a li.giiiii.tar, through political sWWlat I shiill oppose any such action artificial leg. As he Conducted hu, attempt-thplane' took off and But I concede to the other citizens vain fight for k feat In beaded for some the Azores, which on of this country a right ot their he fell from a truck miles laboraway. From there the opinions, he spoke. While physicians ed to eave his life. Mrs.- Brennan ail men intend to head for Halifax and then New York. stumped the state for him. Then this Week there came the FianBefore lea vi ex the fo'lowing septic poisoning Intind lie co, commander, And pilot teeth. two of traction laughed at the worries of the formed the Associated Pres? he hoped to and flooded a reception room lie back in Cadiz in 45 days. with telegrams. Captain Ruiz de Alda, who wat with Franco on the first flight Prohibition Men across the south Atlantic in UI26 was navigator aboard the plane. The other members of the trew Broadway were Emilio Gallarza, Dry Ogden, Utah, Aug 1 (AP) With and PabloJRada, mechanic. a rumble that shook neighboring New York, Aug 1 AF) FrohiU A picturesque crowd gathered. buildings, a .steel tion authorities estimated todry 05 009 cn had water tank In the attic ol the Ogwomen and children aetwi Men, cost them, that it and $75,000 to iblabi evidence been assembling since midnight. den Furniture and carpet builcnng which they believe will dry up Some had guitars and by two hero exploded shortly before noon today, blowing off the rear corner Bioadway. morning many of the building and releasing 30,- Foci' undercover admits irurn oclock, this in the 000 gallons of water. bus couples were dancing Washington, whom Biowtw.wHorseash-- d -- through all while tfie ': chi idrcht -- The;waternrc' Four nicknamed moontightr .three floors of the building vhlch made the rounds of tne men, housed a new $25,000 stock of fur- night resorts. csUulishtng rontact 1 on the Bight nitUre stops rojected iibeiil just placed, thero by the the spending through included Horta Island of Fayal,, Starling Furniture Company, cf money. Coming 4o New York in Fcbru Azores; Halifax, N. S.; New which had leased the building. 7 he Company, owned by Salt ary these four men soon became York, Havana, Mexico City, La- - Sterling Lake interests, was planning iO well known In the city 9 lower California, open the store In the near future. Paz; Bolivia; as' liberal spendeis, making no Sah Francisco, Port Essington, Damage to the Building was esticomplaint at paym: $2? a boMt C. ; Unalaska, Alaska and let mated at $5,000, while the loss to for moselle. $42 for champatgne. k $2 25 for cocktails, $1.7 i for ini ropavol.sk, Siberia. From Siberia, full effect of the seepage is the domestic for $10.51 ported apd Major Franco will fly to Japan, learned. ginger ale. the Philippine Islands, India, They were welcomed at all the, Italy and hack to Cadiz. night clubs. Then they disuppcai-William Allen White ed ancY Broadway wondered where The purpose of the flight is not for long. to Leaves For Europe they had gone, but the possibility of using On the night Governor Smith wa-- , theprove successful a at seaplaneas nominated for th presidency WilNew York. Aug 1. (AP) Houston federal raiding parties means of transporting passen- liam White, Kansas editor descended on Broadway and ser- gers and mail across the ocean. who Allenbeen hay attacking Governor ved warrants on the 'ate hosts . Smiths candidacy for presidency . w:thin wue today for an Tarry' Thaw Lawyer j sailed men indefinite stay in Europe, a stay Dead in Laliiornia which he expressed the hope, . would last until after the election. Four Killed; Train Theres the longest gangplank f Santa Monica, i yg Automobile Struck worid he said as he jn started up from the pier to the lot 1 y AP C Aug. China Grove, N. tHMldPck of the French her Degrasse. crs Four persons wer$ killed and more - ..u wiU take me 3i0UO miles away and than proyears ap. another was injured , today when whole moss. from t of California the member :minent a southbound Southern passenger The Kansan declined to discuss d: fc bar I d train" struck iheir automobile at was 84 years ;oi age, andiluulr his charges and ahient-He mp a erade crossing near hereSmiui. Governor charges gainst few to a within The dead are: Mr. and Mrs, Mj bad practiced up saying that all he had to say on P. PoDlin, their daughter, Mrs. w. months ago. that subject at the time had been B. Hartsell. and a nine year old said. all of Calais at V. Oakboro, son, J. Airport Pophn, N. C. Mr. Hartsell, who was dnv u. (JP) A seaplane Calais, r baseip XienSl e ma ing, was thrown clear of the serv- 'freiirht and passenger iIor , t chine by the impact and was in . Mail CtUnpiUgn jured. He is expected to recover. ice to England has been estab- Waters Covei All of the children are healthy is believed thatj The and normal. It New York, Aug, 1. (AP) Vesper, Kansas hour for the start of the notifica- this is the largest family pro-- j tion cermonies bf Governor Smith duced from a single union in the Salina, Kas-Aug. 1 (JP) at Albany August 22 has been Salin river Flood of waters the m. 7 to 7:30 p. changed from inundated Vesper, Kan., today. eastern 'daylight time. This wasi done to reach a larger radio audl- - lUnited States and the reminder Warned by points upstream ence. j live with their parents. There that a flood was moving down The ceremonies are to be broad-jav- e the river, citizens of the town 0f twins. been three cast through the national broad erected dikes. yesterday casting company and Columbia the dikes went today, Early broadcasting company chains. out and the water quickly Many Sandino parts of the Men Surrender spread Inoverthe allbusiness Build Big Plane district j,town. A gigantic water was from six inches to Hamburg, (JP) 1 (AP) seaplane, equipped with 12 Washington. Aug. motors having a total of 50,000 and ofthe spedalsquadron of the Union Pacific tracks the horsepower and a fuselage built ;n Niraraguarf waters has advised water was four feet deep, into withstand the bufferings of the Nary department that 339 of.vadir.g houses m that section, The river was receding at ocean whvp U under construe-- 1 Sandjio followers have surrend-- 1 ln Nicaragua noon but the waWr fed by Marines Seattle. Wash., Aug. 1 (AP) prcd Price- 71, capital ,n since July 24 , breaks in the dikes, continued John Ewing shore of Lake Constance. The These are ln addition to those to covpr town 100(1 Views of Candidate Should Not Interfere tempts Were Necessary Plane Rose From Water. V b Sajs Religious and Prohibit ion Expect o Fly Around The World in- - Forty- Five Days Three At- f $ $ That - NUMBER 183. Chance to Kccout Rome. Aug 1 (Pj With the Slayer of cheers of their countrymen ringMother States ing in their ears, General Umberto! Nobile and five other survivors of Conchita Indirectly Inthe Italia were in Italy today fluenced Him to Kill-- Nun while the nation rejoiced over their having been snatched from Denied The e detail in the Arctic. Women wept and threw flowers in the path of the survivors when Mexico City. Aug 1 (APt A nun Hampton Bays, N. Y., Aug 1 reached Nome in the special (APJ With an appreciative wave they Acebedo De La Lata, .Concepcion car which had brought them from has been named by Jose De Leon o l the hand to toe weather man who had done all he could to Narvik, Norway. Two of the youtlilul art student, as make the vacation, of a presiden- cued men did not return to Italy, ' having indirectly influenced him tial nominee enjoyable. Governor Captain Alberto Mariano being in the assassination of president- Smith said farewell today to an left behind in a hospital in k elect Alvaro Obregon. old summer stamping grounc and from- the- amputanamed the - nun when recovering jrJ'orai to New York, Albany tion of his foot nd Professor F. turned back by the judge m the prequestioned and his campaign. of first instance in court Bebounek to his liminary native returning Refreshed by a little more than where he was formalSan Angel Czechoslovakia, days at tne shore, during the murder. General Nobile and liis com- ly charged with which, if he had any pomicai a collar and his scrag-giWithout tne concealed were he them, received almost panions worries, black beard showing more than governor called for automobiles to with royal honors by Prince Ludo .w eekjs growth..,! oat seemed, ,vv a s w fth . noon. I about ' be ready vico Pentenziani, governor of under ihe quesreluctance that he pulled himsell Rome, and other high officials in uterly mdifterent tioning. He was calm and comaway from restful surroundings. the room ofthe railway station posed. His voice was low but ne 'I ne destination of the governor the king qd his spoke clearly and without a trewas the suite offourtecnin I loot reservedlir:-:."-for : mor.. clenched his : of the Blltmore hotel, which U his family. When they came out on the lists. home in the metropolis. There he Did you consider well everything expects to remain until Sunday street, the crowd' went wild- and involved when you were going to the Hua travel will broke lines he the of up when through police Menausa Judge son hr Albany, stopping em thejanej carabineers Scores of women kill Obregon asked. way at Peekskill to review nation- embraced the explorers The Yes, Toral replied. I thought al guardsmen In camp. automobiles bearing them were .but not ot Before his departure from Tramp-to- only able to proceed at the speed of tlae consequences alL d Bays where Smith and ins of the mens Who influenced you to commit family frequently spent summer homes. vacations, wnen it was known as deed? the General Nobile appeared tired the nominee reGood Ground nobody." Directly iterated that he had no definite and his fare showed plainly the Who indirectly? he His booked his had stay hardships undergone. fqj appointments -- Mother Conchita. In New York. He satar however companions, with the exception" of Who is Mother Conchita? talk would radio operator Gieueppi that he undoubtedly Biagi. The mother Concepthings over with Jonn J. ..asnob, looked none the worse for their cion Acebedo, whoSuperior m the ligures who became head of the Biagi uas in gay good investigation or, experiences committe humor and seemed ready for anHow did she intervene?, mght ag Since then the Eover- other hazardous trip to the north. In conversation. She told me nor and his friend have not seen . the religious persecution was be each other. ing prolonged and the remedy only In the meantime a empaign orcould be obtained with the death put together, ganization has of Obregon, President Calles and and Smith and Ills chief Jieuten Perez. i Perez is Patriarch of he ants will have an opportunity durso called Mexican Schismatic days of the ing the remainingCatholic church which does not week to map out with some degree recognize the Pope at Rome.. of certainty the lines on which held In The - nun who is being battle the will Republicans ' In " Mexico they police- Headquarters months. next three the during City denied to newspapermen that Even though his vacation at the she had fostered in the mind of still Smith end an was at shore a belief that he could solve oral I boto be showed an unwillingness his by the , problems religious to come thered by the cares that c rime. all asDlrants for public office. He looks forward tomorrow to a restful Horta, Island of Fayal, Azores cruise down Long Island sound on Men 1 ( P ) Captain Frank T. Seventy-fiv- e Aug. the yacht of his old friend, Bill who told a Courtney, British aviator who Drenched With Hot Oil Todd, the has Been, waiting for a favorable, mate- investigating committee some months ago that he was opportunity to take off from Lawrencevllle, Ills-- Aug 1. (AP) ready to dig deep into his pocket the Azores on a five men. employes of Seventy to put to provide the funds needed Indian the to retining company here, off for Canada, hopped flight the man he admired in tne White of them perNew Foundland late this after- were injured, several House. when a steel pres-sti- ll fatally, haps noon BUlC exploded - and drenched made who oil during a fire British The hot in them airman, McPherson Followers an unsuccessful efffojt to take early today. ' seven of. the more seriBuy Land By The Inch off on July 26, had extremely Twenty here rushed to hospihurt ously favorable weather conditions. It tals at Vincennes. Ind.. about 14 1 Cal , Aug. (JP) Inglewood, was a bright sunshine and m.les from here. It was reported Religion at so much a ground inch that at least six of these men were medprate sea. The wind was burned so badly there was little proved so disturbing to Inglewood from the north. citizens that they petitioned the them to live. . for hope At the very time that CapIhe explosion of the oil prescity council yesterday to abate the of the local branch tain Courtney took off the Spanish-p- sure still occurred after a small nuisance under- - the command fir Rad started at the stilLVoi-unteof Aimee Semple McPherson's laner fire fighters employes of angelus temple. of Major Ramon Franco was the Indian were called of petseven the signers enroute to Ilorta on the first and while Refinery, Thirty they were attempting ition complained that the branch log of a found the world flight.! to extinguish the flames, the church,-- holding meetlng.vinTent Franco left Cadiz, Spain, still exploded, hurhng hot oil Major was haranguing the small attendthis .morning and was due in Vof nciakfof file Winery appeal-Ilort- a ing groups to buy an inch of the several hours after the ed for doctor's, nurses and. lot, upon which Mrs. McPherson f.--jiop-o- f 'pressed Into Courtney a to build permanent planned more seriously the taking the structure. They declared that to Vincennes hospitals. hurt slower the sales went, the jouder 25th Child Since 1900 Origin of the small fire which became the shouting and music. h lbwn to Be Believed Petitioned to abate the nuisance, i in the city council announced it Lows Hensley, a foreman construction depart- would call upon the resident pasSan Jose, Costa Rica, Aug. lithe refinery tor of the branch temple in an di The 25th child m a period, ment, died from burns after reach ,nK tbe hospitaI. effort to arrange an amicable set- of 28 years of married life has. Doctors sa.d there was little tlement for Robert Shields and Gene just been born to Manuel Mir-- 1 hope anda Fernandez and his wife, Burbank two of the volunteer burned. Hour for Smith Teodula, aged 47 'and 45 re -jfire fighters seriously -- ms. Brennan Is Giu ti TOFAL NAMES And Party Are Welcomed Home 1. of Cafatrtlasf ' The region is sparsely populated statffan attempt , to use the bat said to be well suited for at d oucea. 4, piodqaion of co - 1 |