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Show m WEATIir.R Idaho Fair, warmer south, Utah Mostly fair tonight snS Tuesday; slightly warmer tonight In northwest portion; frost to night. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, .MONDAY, MAY 27, 1929. VOLUME LIL .T Richmond Station IEMHF Agent Dies ofHurts In Ogden Sunday 0 E Physician Attending Alfred Hendricks Mak- Says Former Polly ing Preparations For Lauders Condition Not Trip to California Serious Should be as Left Home of Son-FSound as Ever In Very With Fractured Short 'Time. Skull . Brioui, Italy, May 2 (IP) Not only need Gene Tunney, retired champion of pugilism, have no fear for the life of his bride, the former Polly Lauder, but he may expect her to be on1 her" feet as well and sound as ever within a Official Artist office dispatchers bunding, and a dew moments later was found lying on the floor beside the stanway. It was suimised he tripped and fell over tne side of the stairs. He was taken to the hospital and examined by Dr, Henry W. Nelson, and Dr. J. F. Wikstroirt, Attaaaled Prat Pit'll ot ' at'Kittyhawk, N. C., in 1903, by who determined he had a fracturHelen Lambert, Hollywood, la d keeping the Fort Worth aloft in ed skull, evidently occasioned by decorations for the V the signing bad weather for 172 striking the concrete floor of thev lenefa Orange show, May 23. The good and 32 minutes and one second. hours station. picturesque Inca, Indian motif la The record beats the mark of 150 Mr. Hendricks had been station , btfng used. 11 Ho Richmond at hours, 40 minutes and 15 seconds years. agent was a, member of the Richmond made by the army monoplane Lions club and of the L. D- - S. Question Mark by 21 hours, 51 minutes and 59 seconds. The archurch, for which several years Morrow Family Boulevard Cleanup ago, he filled a mission in Samoa. my plane had three motors, a in Mr. Hendricks was born crew of five and an expert ground For . crew. the son, of William D. By Boy Scouts Richmond, Hendricks, one of the early pionRobbins has had six years exeers, and Almira Davenport Henas flyer, but Kelly came perience Coming Wedding off the range Attention All Boy Scouts , and dricks. Surviving are his wife, Anonly a year and a Scout Masters of the following nie Jorgenson Hendricks, and the half ago and a course in flying which- - he took technically ended troops. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, following children: Alfred Hendricks Jr. of Caliente, Nev.; Mrs. Colonel Lindbergh and 13. in April, although his skill gave The scout and scout masters of J. V. Kay of Swan Lake, Idaho; him a job with the Texas Air Married Today Transport these troops will meet Tuesday Mrs. Osborne Johnson of DowCorporation long before HenN. J, May 27 Englewood, morning, tomorrow, at 8 a. m- - at ney, Idaho; Raymond A. Henthat' time. ' Morrow1' Gerald Mrs. W. dricks of Mill and Deseret Ogden; Old building Dwight the The two fliers divided credit for announced the marriage which be prepared to clean the rubbish dricks and Asa Hendricks of Richthe success of their flight. Kejly and brush from the hillside ex- mond. Mr. Hendricks was a cousin . took place today of her daughpointed out that Robins ability to tending 'east along the canyon of Judge John A. Hendricks of ter Anne to Colonel Charles get the most out of the motor, A. Lindbergh. . , road. This is a project that has Ogden. without straining it was largely The body was removed to Lar- 1 been accepted by the boy scouts responsible for its performance. 27 N. of the Logan troops. Be present kin and Sons mortuary. Time and (AP) J,; May Englewood, Robbins attributed a large share W. Morwith your rakes, shovels and some Ambassador Dwight (Continued On Page Eight) row and his family were gathered brush cutters and axes. Fire Chief Continued on Page Two at the Morrow estate here-toda- y Rapp will be on hand to take care in preparation for the wedding of tne burning of the rubbish and U. S. Delegate of his daughter, Miss Anne Morbrush. Men from the Agricultural row, to Colonel Charles A. LindCollege will also be present to The date is yet to be anbergh. supervise the trimming of the To nounced. Newspaper guesses have trees. It is especially desired that Trying been all the older scouts take part. A fine lunch will be provided at When the ambassador arrived A Last Remedy home yesterday from Mexico City noon. This will take place at the on a vacation, he smilingly derear of the beautiful residence or clined to divulge any information. Prof Henry Peterson on Canyon Fate of Committee Reparations He would hot discusse .reports Road. After the lunch Prof. Petwho erson will say a few words to the Depends Largely Upon Results that Plutarco Lias Calles, of Plan. was president of Mexico when boys. The following business Houses Lindbergh first met the Morrows, are providing free of charge the Paris, May 27 (AP) Owen D. would attend the wedding. Sir Josiah and Woman Gives Stamp lunches for tne boys who work on Young, Shortly after his arrival a Young were trying a last string of limousines passed this important project: Commer Emile Moreau PlaccomInformation on the reparations cial Grill, Bingham Cafe, B., St B. remedy through the wall of mystery about the Morrow es Cafe, Blue Goose Cafe, Utah Cash mittee today in the hope of fin- maintained Twenty One Persons ally saving it Jrom the fate estate by the Englewood police. Market,, Crystal Bottling company which has been pending for the Presently Colonel Lindbergh and Under Royal Bakery, and the Earl and Sought four weeks. his mother, Mrs. Evangeline LindEngland Publishing company. De- past was bergh, American Mesoda The In Divorce expert Nevada drove up in the colonels licious sandwiches, fruit, with the car, and soon afterward came an actively negotiating pop and cakes will be served. This creditor ts delegates on new unidentififed clergyman and four tropolis. is a real opportunity for the boy To the nature of which other men. put over a civic project bination been withheld thus has but far Colonel and his Reno, Nev., May 27 (AP) Lindbergh and show the public that the is supposed to be quite a new mother left two hours later. scouts are always interested in in Night clubs and roadhouses scheme will around the that get Invitations to the wedding al- and about Reno were In turmoil civic matters. Much will depend Gerconditions the ordered and imposed by on the various boy scout leaders ready , have been today, awaiting the outcome of a in contacting the .boys. This is mans and the reservations put prohibition drive staged by a on Five allies. Continued forward the Page by young woman who I ostensibly very important. - - "" " '"v came here to get a divorce and who turned out to a contract informer for the government. Drag Colorado OF The woman arrived recently and became known in the divorce River To Find She filed colony as Billie Rivers. suit f or divorce against Dewey Rivers and obtained a degree two weeks ago."'- -. She visited most of Missing Bodies the known night clubs and road. houses, some of which have beAutomobile Plunged Into Stream Historical Committee of Second Weather Cause come widely known because of Division to Report Completion From Canyon Road Two Chiltheir attraction to those here for of Monograph. , dren Recovered, the cure as divorce action is Thirty Sixth Annual Commencement Exercises For Graduates Rabbi S. Completed H. Gordon Delivered Baccalaureate Talk. Share Honors In Endurance Record Commencement exercises- - for the large group of graduates listed in Saturday's Journal were with completed yesterday the Baccalaureate service in the U. S. A. C. chapel. President Anthony W. Ivins of the board of trustees conducted the meeting and the following program was rendered. Preliminary music, orThe Lord Is My Shepchestra; ard, Liddle, by Professor Walter Welti; invocation. President Aaron W. Tracy; Hallelujah, Professor Welti; report of the president, President E. G. Peterson; O Divine Redeemer," Gounod by Emma Lucy Gates Bowen; baccalaureate address, Rabbi Samuel H. benediction Gordon; President O. H. Budge; exit march, orchestra. Following is the complete text of President Peterson's report. Complete text of Rabbi Gordons baccalaureate address will be published in tomorrows Journal Report of the President The year just closing has been Prepare characterized that Arrest com-scou- I consistent de- s - lege. Recent A lira and Prat Hiatal R. L. Robbins Paris e. by of the institution-Thivelopment development has taken ' three forms: a strengthening of the instructional, research and Extension functions of the college; advancement of the building program 'through authorization for the construction of a library building, additions to. the animal industry buildings, and remodeling of the existing structures; and a continuation of the cam' palgn by the alumni organ lza bonds tion, strengthening the former students and uniting friends of education to the col- -- mid-Jun- j U.S.A, C. Services Fort' Worth, Tex.,May 27 (P) Having added almost a full day to the worlds endurance flight record, R. L. Robbins, and James Kelly eschewed the admiration of the nation and slept today while experts made a careful examination of their single motored monoplane Fort Worth which they brought to earth yesterday afterlf soaring almost seven and one-hadays. The two pilots, one an the other a former railroad mechanic, added a new line to the illustrious record : started by the Wright brothers One minute flight upstairs in tne 123-- Presidents Report At Baccalaureate Enthused. Hen-driex- Professor Arthur Wolf - Meyer, who operated on her for an appendix abscess a month ago, in a statement issued from the Tn-ney- s secluded villa Puntanaso said the relapse she suffered last week was but a temporary condition which she already had re' covered. The patients rise in temperature is the usual thing in such cases and is nothing to be alarmed over, he said, ft is only a matter of a few weeks before she will be as well and sound as ever." NUMBER Swells And Splits in Storm Crowd s, Ogden, May 27 Alfred i0, station agent for the U. I. C. railroad at Richmond xor many years, was killed Sunday night, apparently the result of a fail in me Ogden Bamberger Elec. tric railway station. Mr. Hendricks had been in the ' vccks. CDT Pilots Robbins and Kelly Forced! Down Account Valve Trouble-Prop- eller ound Jew DAY FI FEET 1 4 4 Mallon Refuses To Give Source Of Information United Press Correspondent Tells Committee He Need Not Answer Questions. Washington, May 27 (AP) Paul for the Mallon, correspondent United Press, who published a roil call purporting to show the vote in executive session of the senate on confirmation of Irvine Len-roas ,a judge of the court of customs appeals, today refused to tell the senate rules committee the source of his information. Mallons roll call finally led ot Continued on Page appropriations' have enabled the college to raise some-whathe salary levels of the faculty which still are lower than they should be. In no way except by recognition of the outstanding work being done can the stronger members of the staff be enand enlarge couraged to continue thier service.-I- t is an established of the college as facilities policy greater permit to place these servants on a level of recognition comparable to the service they are rendering. Faculty Changes The more important faculty changes Include the granting of leaves of absense to the following: J. Howard Maughan, director of the Branch Agricultural college to continue his graduate study at Cornell University; Pro lessor Edmund Feldman, associate professor of engineering, to do graduate work; Professor Henry Oberhansley of the de- partment of education to serve as acting director of the Branch college during Director Maugh- (Continued Trp On Page Eight) Dallas Holds Interest of. All Members of International Organization! Gov. Dan Moody To Help Welcome Visitors To Texas. Dallas, Tex, May 27 (JP) Dallas became the capital of the Rotary International today, with the, opening of Rotarys twentieth International convention. More thart 5,000 delegates were here and more were expected. A preliminary assembly of voting delegates this afternoon, and a program of welcome tonight had been arranged. The fiut business session and the addition of a convention program arc planned for tomorrow. The convention will continue a week. Greetings to America from li,-0British and Irish Rotariaas was expressed at Rotary international association of Great Britain and Ireland. The formal welcome tonight is to be featured by addresses by Governor Dan Moody, Mayor- - f. Waddy Tate of Dallas, and President I. B. Sutton, of Rotary International. Visiting Rotarians filled Dallas pulpits yesterday. Last night a sacred concert by a chorus of 300 Dallas voices was given at Fair Park auditorium for the visitors. 7,-0- 00 00 Western Australia Lost Fliers Found Melbourne, Australia, May ; 127 Search by air has discovered two more fliers who lost, themselves in the vastness of western Australia. Lieutenant Molr and flying f- -. fleer Owen who had been miss- -. ing Bince May 17. when, they atSum-bawtempted to fly from Blmba, Dutch East Indies,- - to Port Darwin, were located yesterday by pilot Brain at Cape Don, Queens land. The two - fliers said they had s mistaken the Cape Don lighthouse for Port Darwin and put" down there. Once on the ground they could not get into the air' again and were forced to remain at the lighthouse without means of communication with the outside world. (AP) a,- , Mail Order Department For The Traffic Courts Los Angeles, May 27 (AP) The traffic courts of Los Angeles Indepartaugurated a mailorder fcourt-shy ment today. The motorist who fins himself with a traffic tag now may mail the ticket to the court, telling the circumstances. The catch is that anyone doing so, is automatically pleading to the charges on the ticket. the Return mail will bring amount of the fine which is payable at once by return mail. ' 2000 MO Glenwood Springs, Colo., May 27 (AP) Two children are known to be iead and a searching party is dragging the Colorado river near here today for additional bodies believed to be in the river as a result of plunging of an automobile off a canyon road into the river near here yesterday. The body of a boy, about four years old, was recovered from the river last night and a girl, about had been six. who evidently thrown through a window of the car as it plunged into the river he was alive was recovered. when taken from the water but cited" shortly after at a hospital. IThe automobile was submerged . In the river today, and efforts to raise it have been started. . . Boat Capsized - , TLron Drnwnprl Chisholm, Minn., May 27 (AP) Two men and a boy drowned In Dewey Lake near here yesterday when a motora boat cap. submerged sized after striking log. The dead are Chief of Police Oscar Carlson, patrolmen Charles son Zgonc and his Carlson's body was Charles, Jr. recovered today while Search con- tinued for the others. four-year-o- ld BELLEAU VETERANS ENGAGEMENT 27 (AP) May Washington, When 2000 former members of the second division meet in Boston, May 30 to June 1, eleventh anniversary of the beginning of the Belleau Wood engagement, their committee historical celebrated will announce the completion of the Belleau Wood monograph. They read the history that they atmade in ten tacks in Belleau Wood, June 1, to July 18,1918. It comes from the pen of John W. Thomason, Jr, author illustrator, captain of the United States Marines, and is part of the gigantic second division historical section project in which German original army records were checked with those of the American army to Insure" accuracy. Every statement of his monograph is PP0 by reference. Maps of hig sketching win aid the second division- - regulars In their reminiscing over the Belleau battle ground. And Captain Thomaword pictures will sons clear-cbring back the scenes. Turn the pages: The weather was clear and the sun hot and merciless on thlSast day of May. The hard Rue .t(a tionale' and the lesser roads bore of dust, as fine and a ; (Continued On Page Two) high-casual- ty ut TO MEET For Delay In Atlantic Flight Slumps DEADLOCK ON FARM RELIEF MAY Wheat To Dollar On Chicago Market DELAY CONGRESSIONAL VACATION Chicago, May 27 (pj Wheat dropped today to $1.00 per bushel.' Com and rye also hit new low-prirecords. Timely rainsi In of the Tariff, Reapportionment Canada were the chief factor deHouse and Other Matters Need pressing the market. Early Attention. ce Director Cardon Addresses (AP) May ,27 South Washington, NEWSPAPERS Billie Rivers obtained entry to leaders today had Congressional the various places by appearing two good reasons to hope for an REFLECT THEIR as a divorce seeker. The night vaCache Graduates early start on an clubs and roadhouses are repreand one to fear that their READERS cation, for Reno's facilities sented as plan would be delayed Both Green Flash and Yellow making life as lively as possible When you find a newspaper Hyrum May 27 Director P. V. i Their hope rested on the pre Bird Await Telegraphic Reports for those who come here to estab- Cardon of the Utah Experiment spect of votes tomorrow on the that lays great stress on local Over . Seas. lish residence. bill in the news and station, gave the address to the 1 merely skins over several The young brunette of the South Cache senate and the tariff measures in Old Orchard Beach, Me., May days ago married Stanley King of graduates school at their closing exer- - the house. Their fear was caused by national and international high news you are safe in assum27 (AP) The The next day she cises Sunday evening. the deadlock between the renate proposed trans-Atlant- ic Los Angeles. of the yellow bird went quietly to Carson City, and Director Cardon spoke on and house farm bill conferees over ing such a newspaper is supflights before a federal grand Yourself and You, showing that the export debenture plan. and the green flash were defln- - testified Results by a clientele whoso The house is speeding toward a ported vision Jury. began to be forth- each individual has a dual per does not extend itely off for today at last. line of became 3 p. m, when bill vote on here To it at the idea tariff this illustrate coming sonality. Armino Lottl, sponsor and co- known that 21 persons had been he told of a visit made to a large tomorrow, under the special rule beyond the immediate horipilot of the . yellow bird, which arrested as the result of 17 in broadcasting station in New York which gives priority to considera zon, will head toward Paris, and his dlctments having been returned City where each artist that ap- - tion cf amendments from the Le Whenon the other hand, Rene Fevre, plan navigator, proprietors of the clubs peared before the microphone ways and means committee and to fly to New York. When weath- against All the in- was quite a different person when has operated successfully thus tor you and wayside inns. findh,' newspaper that favorable dictments charged violation er reports indicate - of met in private life. chronicles- -1 h Associated in blocking all efforts to itwko weather, the two will notify Jean the national prohibition law. to changes not approved o He advised the that Press Dispatches, from the Assolant, pilot, who will prepare Federal officers said the Jones! analyze themselves tograduates see If they group are equally the plane for Its flight. They act penalties might be applied In were being true to themselves: The tariff bill procedure is being entire world, you will then return here. safe in assuming that suclt a IThe bonds to strive to live in harmony with expedited further by operating uncase of conviction. Roger Q. Williams and Lewis of most of those arrested were themselves; to build good homes; der the parliamentary method of newspaper is published for A. Yancey, pilot and navigator, $4,000 and $2,000 each. as a people who realize that the amendments cultivate hhppiness within the considering respectively, of the green flash, Among those - arrested were homes and develop friendships committee of the whole. Befcie world at large extends beyond received weather remained here Matt Dromiack, for several years that would make the happiness the vote on passage of the bill the scope of the human eye. tele and is taken, the house will abandon reports by telephone proprietor of the Overland hotel, in the homes more desirable. one of the largest hostelries here, . THE JOURNAL is the only H. R. Adams gave a that stus and be called upon to graph. Principal and William Graham, owner of brief report of the activities of act upon the amendments more Associated Press newspaper They propose to fly to Rome. the Willows, a widely known the school during the past year. formally, .but they will be conin Cache Valley and reaches Le Moniteur Bound copies of He reported that there were 477 sidered then altogether. of official newspaper To Reno, metropolis of a state 'students enrolled, with 222 boys Universal, The senate still had before It the people who demand tne the French government during which has voted nearly four to ' and 255 girls. This number was today the most sharply contested news of the world. Mrs. the revolution, have been given one against prohibition. Continued on Page Two On , Page Five) (Continued the University of Virginia. 'Kings coup was .a sensation. called. I I I ? |