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Show MARCH WHEAT High 1.25 $1.24 $1.25 . Low Close VOLUME M A QjJ 14 13 14 LII. EUROPE 44 TO LIVES IN DURING THE WEEK END Lives Lost When German Freigh- Twenty-si- x On-T- eing-Driven, -- Bocks TIE Blizzard Worst in Years -- Reported Prisoner -- - Sal-mU- cs clets Theatre dis-po- Lifts War ar gMSufiSoT legiate behind bars, the flour with rye and other III. A Pair of Lunatics Laura substitutes. Nelson and James Jacobs in a The old description of a French- comedy dialogue. who Is decorated IV, Rolling .Bones. The... Theta. man as one more bread Is ac- girls get lost on a southern isle, and asksInforFrance as based on cepted fact. Continued on Pane Six PAN-AMERIC- Batch Of Amendments Introduced - In - Senate Question As To Time Is Again Debated Harrison; Proposes Striking Clause. Feb. . A 4 TRAIL FOR ; AIR SERVICE AN Crowd Watches Take off Birthday AnniOf Noted versary 500 Pounds Of Pilot " Mail Had - Accumu- lated for First Flight. -- : (AP) Washington batch of amendments to . the cruiser construction bill was placed before the senate today as the time for a vote drew near. Last minute debate again re' volved about the main controver sy whether the 15 Cruisers and laid airplane carrier shall be down before July 1, 1931, as voted by the house, or shall be constructed as the president sees fit. Mr. Coolidge Is demanding the A. tOC AT tD latter option. cou chances a. uriDBemaH Senator Democrat, Harrison, Mississippi, proposed an amed-meThe youthful pilot told the striking out the time limitation clause and providing In Associated Press here that he shall j considered this flight of great stead that the president be authorized to undertake prior to January 1, 1932, the construcRecent picture of France Porter, who filed suit againit C. P. tion of the 15 cruisers and airmillionaire Whitehead, Atlanta plane carrier. eportsman, for $250,000, charging The Harrison amendment breach of promise. would permit the president to new world into closer contact. He withhold the entire program un added that with the avid Interest til after the 1931 naval arms con- in aviation south of the canal, ference which was provided for It would only be a question of Detroit Girl under the agreement reached at time before through routes would 1921 the Washington parley. be operating Holds Amateur from the United While foes of .the bill were pre- States to the southermost coun-- . inother amendments, Skating Records paring tries of the hemisphere. cluding some to cut down the 15 to cruiser authorization from Minneapolis, Feb. 4 (AP) Miss 10, or even to five cruisers. SenLoretta Neitzel of Detroit, today ator Tyson, Democrat, Tennessee Missing Teacher And Boy Return holds three New York World's took up the debate and demanded skating records and the women's passage of the bill in its present amateur senior outdoor speed form. Ellavllle, Ga., Feb. 4 (AP) The United States has isolat- Mrs. M. M. Wellons, skating championship of America. rest itself ed from the of the Miss Neitzel set new maiks In school teacher, and Edwin Chapworld. said Senator Tyson. (Tl man, her the 440 yard and one mile event stands pupil, were largely alone. in competition, and then a. race reconciled with their families toItmust It defend Therefore against time, established a - re- self alone, and for that reason day, while the kidnaping charge cord for one sixth of a mile. against' the woman when I feel it should have a navy entered disappeared with the boj( two Five seconds fell off the old second that to non In the world for she time in the 440 when Miss Neit- the protection of It? own great weeks ago has been dropped. The lads desire to get back to zel covered the distance in 39 5 Interests and for those doctrines The fonucf "mark was which it has undertaken to de- his mother brought him home seconds, after a trip to Toledo, Ohio, and held by Mrs. Leila Potter of fend. back to,4mericus Ga., with Mrs. Toronto. The Detroit Woman - i Wellons. flash completed the mile event in Colonel Mrs. Wellons was at the home Lindbergh 3:16 which was 3 and 5 of her mother, her husband is seconds faster than the record Belize Arrives At with her. time of Mrs. Potter. Officers said Mrs. Wellons hus- In the race against lime, Miss Belize, British Honduras, Feb. 4. band believed her action was the f 32 own Neitzel beat her AP) Coloned Charles A. Lind- roc. ill. nf a nervmis riisrirdpr figure of seconds for onegixth of a mile bergh landed here at 2:55 p. m., Meanwhile, efforts were being 30 in it seconds. making after his flight from Cuba. made to take Mrs. Wellons son by a previous marriage from her on grounds that she is not properly suited to care for the child. yH . I nt - Miami, Fla., F h) 4 (AP) Colonel Charles . A. - Lindbergh, who -gave up piloting a mall plane two years ago to gain world acclaim through his New York to Paris lllght, became a mall pilot again 27 th toaay his birthday, to blaze the trail for the pan-Amiean air mall service. Slim Rising early today, piloted- -, a amphi- bian plane from Miami with the fust load of mail for Cristobal, Canal Zone. by Accompanied Henry Lee Buskey, radio operaA. Col. Hambleton John and tor, J. T. Trlppe of the pan American aircraft corporation, he hopped off for Havana at 6:08 a. m. and at 7: 18 a. m. left the Florida mainland and passed out over the Caribbean. Mr. Trippe will leave the plane at Havana before Lindbergh hops off from the Cuban capital for Belize, British Honduras, where he and his crew will spend the Tomorrow Lindbergh will night. continue on to Managua, Nlcara- gua, where, after another night's rest, the flight to Cristobal will be made. An overnight accumulation of mall brought the load to more than 500 pounds, although only 200 pounds had been planned for the Initial flight. . .WeUj we-r0f again, Lind bergh said to Hambleton, as he climbed into the plane, ic filer arrived The at the airfield at 5:15 a. m., and had breakfast at the hangar. A crowd of more than 1,000 er giant-Sikors- ky - trans-Atlant- 4-- 5, 3-- 2-- .1 George Is Able To Sit Up London, Feb. 4 (APj King George is gaining strength slowwas to able sit up for a ly and short time Saturday and Sunday. was his majesty Yesterday moved from his bed to a (hair placed at the window of the rick room, Buckingham ,.i,ala;ta,so that he might enjoy the sui ny day. Falls Far Short Of ReRichmond Lions quests Made By DeAnd Insji-tutioMeeting-Tonight Compared With 1928 partments We Must Snow Measurements ns - CaUI., iCI). 4 fAP, The question of sending a subcommittee to Seattle to take testimony from Mrs., Minnie Kennedy, mother of Aimee Semple McPherson, today was before the legislative committee Investigating the payment by the evangelist of $2,500 to Judge Carlos S. Hardy of Los Angeles. Judge Hardy, who was given the money while Mrs. McPherson's kidnaping story was under investigation in 1920, also awatted a call to the committees witness stand, Robert W. Brydon, a member of the grand Jury which Instory, vestigated the kidnaping last week testified that Judge Hardy had warned him to lay Con tinned nn Pave Five Richmond Lion's club is holding Following is a comparison of Live a meeting and luncheon tonight snow measurements taken on Feb. Means, He Said. 1, 1928 at the three measurement where the organization will be stakes on the Cache side of the Details will be worked completed. Lake 4 Salt Feb. (AP) City, divide on the Mt. Logan slope, and out for charter night prothe at the same stakes on February Submitting a budget for the next gram to be held March 8. The biennium recommending approRADIO CHAIN which fall far short charter night general committee priations of the requests made by the de- has been appointed, consisting of partments and institutions," Gov- the following members, Cy Lewis Will Not Send Unofficial Obernor George H. Dern today told chairman; L. F. Hendricks and Opinion Does Not Seem Unan- Marshal Foch Is server To Conference Of Lower University Student the legislature in an accompany- Dr. E. P. Coburn. Senators imous, However Basin States ing message that "we must live Differ In Views For Sixty Years Slightly Improvec within our means. Salt Lake City, Feb. 4 He estimated the total general French Scientists See Washington, Feb. 4 (AP) ComNew York, Feb. 4 (AP) William H. Dern today missioner Lafount of the federal Paris, Feb. 4 (AP) Slight Imfund revenue for the next two the perpetual rejected a- George - suggestion from Oov. Menace in Strong Drug't,K!1Tpno1fI radio commission told the senate provement in the symptons of years at $4,990,251.20. University, commerce committee Marshal Foch was noted today by Interstate The governor included in his died yesterday at the age of 78 Fred B. Babar of Nevada that Drs. Daveniere today that the radio public gen-- 1 his physicians, (AP) Scientists ne studied at the University fof Utah send an unofficial observnew for budget provisions nothing land Heitz Boyer. er to a conference of the three They made no erally wants to hearhook-up- programs buildings, although the state in-atrying to prevent dope-uses. sixty years. broacast over chain attempt in their morning bulle-Whilower Colorado basin states over have stitutions for this requested from discovering Peyotl, .'thel During his years of study he division of waters and revenues tin, however, to conceal the per-b- e opinion does not seem to sistence a He total of $7,676,645. see purpose 13 degrees. It was said plant which, makes the eyes of the pulmonary conges-sal- d, unanimous in this respect, he listed new structures which nc marvels Peyotl was brought to acquired in University circles that when many protests have beenition and. fever, as indicated the most, Mexico. among France . from he started as an undergraduate in conversation after the usual Prof. George D. Clyde of the made by radio listeners against needs, totalling 850.&00 : Dr. Alexandre Rouhier asked he had no liking for study and to such a conference. Governor small stations broadcastineg the morning conference it was' said U. A. C., in charge of measure- pressing will be clothed declared less that and commerce to of pro- that a wealthy relative, In order Dern declared, they (the tribunal same songs by the same Sally Marshal Foch and passed a calm ments remarks in this connection urgent Is the removal scarcely of the state hibit commercial use of the drug, to urge him on, left him $2500 a with power to participate in the 2 the On regular February after Jones night night. at an estimated cost of Twelve of the plants, a spineless year as long as he" remained in discussions. monthly snow survey was made prison, Members of the crmmlttee, cactus variety, were allowed to college. $900,000. His friends, however, Probability of such a conferwas on made This Mt. Logan. trip which Is considering a proposal because there said that he wanted to study and ence today appeared as remote A study of the situation wiil enter the country a com-few the after cheerfulness 1 heartened Februay days general to prolong the fedrai radio prohibit-- 1 remained at Columbia to indulge as ever. Governor Phillips of members of his household, thaw began and the snow was doubtless disclose that several was no law specifically mission for anothei year, ques-jth- e their conwas , in this desire. bo importation. should ing Arizona other standing firm in his buildings lower wet who have belief at the soft need that and very expressed tioned Lafount no to the be without ducted further that it must determination delay, wet of have elevations. the In symptoms spite Hejhis pulmonary for high powered stations. and a California Phoenix. at that $3,000600 held s building 'been to ..treatment seems little r.d to . be there watt condition yielding French JTobaccco : Prof it Roman Conquerors Had said that whrie- the- 50,60- 0an invitation, to atwater leaving the snow cover. program should be se- t- up now, stations ma' not be heard in a 'that he has shown a steady iswhich, be financed at Reno, was a conference by might tend Reaches Is Conveniences a the Modern snow $126,000,000.00 the The provement of rather day throughout much larger than density 4 percent serial to Arizona. to suing go unwilling for this time of the year high 10600 watt station, the reception I No response had been received and there has been considerable bonds, the governor added. Is eleai'-r- . 4 Hoof And Feb Paris Mouth (AP) French Saalburg Feb 4 (AP) A Roman annualDern today to his care To for $120,000 Wash-ingti the been by Governof estate' has Senator Dllt, Democrat more drifting and compacting of the contributed smokers than country squire's ly that would be required for $126,000,000 to the expenses of excavated here which throws an suggestion' - that the conference snow cover. Disease n,, said it was hb idea that Reported as on neutral interest on such and bonds, the' people would be better serv.interesting light upon the luxury be held here, , At 7000 feet elevation there has $150,000 for a sinking fund, he government in 1928. . mod-- ) in which wealthy Romans in the ground. ed by regional stations, but Senof introduction 4 (AP) accumulated 4 inches Since the Los Feb. water Angeles, of Calif., an admissions tax which ern industrial methods constitutional ator Fess, Republican,Ohio, delived, A proposed Another outbreak of hoof and over that on January I, 1929. This proposed he said information furnished fits of the state tobaceo the pro- provinces the section to clared that people in nis state mouth disease, the third In this amendment repeal a excavations The monopoly! 12.5 to comprise Inches. him indicated would provide amthe total up mines and of source have protested against being un- district In three weeks, was re- brings taxation to a mounted have home with all relating luxurious steadily, country At 8000 feet elevation there has ple money for the purpose, and to get programs of fine and advo- - comforts, that able to of the provite excellent near property gratification Whittier deep last mining including night accumulated ,7.6 Inches of water probably at the same tune build cates of music by well known artists ported s. the government In bust- - plumbing arrangements ana all property, m the state not exbv state and federal officials work- during the month of a the in fund, surplus building up January ' broadcast., which the chains e subject to i v tral heating plant a bath house empt by la in the affected area..A smalt making a total of 17.3 inches. At out .of wlych additional construc-8700- 0 -- law,Lafount contended the commis- ing was vioen-b- y ton-- aa o several cold ta hot .with and water, to tax cows was found of herd pi dairy feet elevation there has tion might be undertaken on a l e sion should be continued. and Mrs. Jack Dnliey spent well appointed barns and numer- have een inferied and was rie- ".la. from ' i ''i i., l u. it fn rVtnMmicl rtp I ir'-n . rT"-Continued on Page Thr, LAFONT SAYS PUBLIC Within Our DERN REJECTS PREFERS GOVERNOR PROGRAMS TO HEAR SUGGESTION 0 F BALZAR OF NEVADA (Pi-Gov- re rs le I j O -- 2-- Governor Dern Submits Budget King For State Appropriations , co1- NEIT BILL" DRAWS BLAZES 27 Years Old" London, Feb. 4 (AP) At least 44 persons met death in Europe of unprecedented over a week-en- d siorm and cold conditions, the Balkan states and Turkey bfemg Seattle, Wash.. Feb. 4 (AP) particularly heavy sufferers. ? Harvey Lee Selhaver, 36, walked deranwas everywhere Chipping into the Seattle police station late ged especially in ' the Black sea, last night and told the officers were leportvd, (' that lie.had killed, his sweetheart, 1 he most seiio is disaster was Sarah m Elizabeth Johnson, off the coast of Portugal, where Kingston, N. J , August .14, 1924. the' German Freighter - Deister Selhaver told officers that t;ie foundered yesterday after - being slaying was part of a suicide driven on the rocks. during a viopact, but that he ran away horlent gale. The crew of 23 were rified after shooting the girl, forlost. if getting to kill myself. Since then to Is in the Russian Tm kestar. town Klllllea expected Florence he said he had wandered aim on SatMilwaof Alma Aata, of the relni the over take lessly about the country, haunted Hento their Her club. father, baseball persons swept ukee urday by the memory of hi$ 'W club the who cicadas. J. bought Klllllea, ry sweetheart. Four workmen sent to clear the last year, died In Milwaukee Selhaver declared that while tracks of the Simolen Express in working for the girls father he Thiacean Turkey were frozen to became infatuated with her. The death and' the wont of digging suicide pact was made, he said, out the .Train, which has been xhen the girl told him that sne blocked by snow for three days, Shoots Escaping to become a mother. was called off. 3 Times wasHe soon was held - for New Jersey Three persons were frozen to authorities. and many death in BudapestFeb. 4 (AP) Bullets Chicago, others were suffering from ex Kingston, N. J., Feb. 4 (API-C- hief posure. It was the coldest day m- continue to cut down the detective Ferguson or Middropthe 'temperature years, be r ship of Joe Saltis mob. dlesex county has communicated zero 20 below to centigrade ping Eddie Piech got three bullets in with the Seattle authorities to arin some parts of Hungary. when he range for extradition of Harvey yesterday While London groped through the chest for him in Lee Selhaver. who is reported to a choking fog. the worst one of fodnd police waiting Last Thursday, it have confessed the killing of his the winter, a belt of bitter cold j his apartment. Steve (Bull Cain) Kuczynski, former sweetheart, Sarali Elizaaround Europe and jwas traffic manager" in the beer beth Johnson, here, August 14, Asifshhne along the China business of which police say 1924. barr.er an icQ cn iti bucking the head. The body of the Johnson girl Kuczynski was is, out to sea, and dead in a south side apart- was found some weeks later In .a across Europe and Asia there was shot the victim of cluster of bushes on the grounds a cold wavs which has not been ment, apparently have developed in of St. Joseph's college, a few that jealousies Numa for generation. sui passed the Saltis ranks since the leader hundred yards from the shore of began serving a jail sentence for Carnegie Lake. A .22 calibre reCantlnucd on Page Six volver bullet was found In the carrying concealed weapons. The shooting of Piech by police head. Sergeant Thomas Casey occured Sarah was the daughter of Kollegiate Kampus . to . escape when Piech tried A. Johnson, a farmer of He complained of feeling ill and Joseph Aqueduct, a small settlement near to him At asked get Sergeant Casey Capitol here. Johnson expressed the conKaprice As the offi- viction that a drink of water. Selhaver, whom he cer stepped into the kitchen had discharged from the farm a Piech the for window, leaped Tonight week before his daughter disaphis fist. with the pane smashing killed the girl because her Before he could jump, Casey fired peared, had tried to end a roparents Women times. three Production By Annual mance with the farm hand. A. Promises C, U. Of Students Piech, wanted In connection During the search for the girl, with the Savoy ballroom, the a state trooper found fragments . Excellent Entertainment Granda cafe and other .recent of a letter and a partly filled box Tonight, February 4, the womenit robberies, today was said to Tie In will A. C. U. a critical condition. Continued on Pace Three students of the themselves at the Capitol in Kollegiate their third annual Ban The fourteen France Kampus Kaprice. nets which will form the program Bread White Against are: as Last I. Its Not as Good Feb. 4 (AP) Good white Yca-ra novelty act produced by Paris the before-the-wbread, variety, the Spurs, the girls pep organ- is Frances present to herself. ization, will open the show. War restrictions are off. Millers II. New Pen Life a clever in are free to grind only the kernel Bernice by sponsored terpretation freed be ERGH KILL1NG0F 1 3 Sues Millionaire Harvey Lee Selhaver Walked Into Police Station And Told Of Death Compact With Sweetheart In 1924 He Failed To Kill Self. he NUMBER 29. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1929. IE May Succeed Father ter Foundered After -B- (MJKNM, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, COLD STORM TAKES UTAH: Unsettled tonight and Tuesday; probably snow or rain in northwest portion; little change jn temperature. IDAHO: Fair except southeast tonight; colder southwest. - I' - ar cen-nes- -- L ernor |