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Show r 4 vm B MAT WHEAT High $ .98 $ .96 $ .97 Low Close 38 78 DAUGHTER - ELOPES Son-in-La- New York, May 92 (AP) New York American said w The today Wheel of Green Flash Sank in Sand Whirling Ship Around Yellow Bird Got Into Air But Wing Tank Leak Caused Return. Old Orchard, Me., May 29 (AP) race friendly airplahe that although at first he felt like across the Atlantic was begun on w .this sandy beach today, but it taking his out m the woodshed. Rush M. ended, at least for the moment Kress, wealthy chain store owner. and possibly for the day, almost has given his approval of the before it got started, (The American monoplane runaway marriage of his old daughter and Charles L. Arby, Green Flash didnt even get off ,toe beach, one wheel dropping Jr , $30 a week brokers clerk, The couple eloped two weeks ago into soft sand oh the takeoff and to Bel Air, Md, when Abry was, whirling the ship in a wracking a second year student at Wash- - ground loop that spilled gasoline ington and Lee university, Lexing and necessitated thorough inves tigation for possible damage due ton, Va. The fathers approval was gain- to strain. ed when the bride, Silvia Adelaide .The French monoplane , Yellow Kress, announced her determina- Bird got into the air but a seam in opened tion to Jive on her husbands Li one of the whig tanks come after her graduation June 4 and It returned after a 20 mln-froa select girls school at struggle to gain altitude, sming. Abry meanwhile will room; How soon the planes could be with a former schoolmate in Prepared for a second attempt .was not immediately known, but Brooklyn. Mr. Kress, who is vice president 11 was generally felt that the of S. H. Kress, Ins , m Discussing takeoff had been delayed at least for several hours and many the marriage said When I found that this young 'felt that In order to get a full man, whom I scarcely knew, was day of ,.flying at the beginning the flight the aviators would I felt jflst like be- my their next start until ing a real father to him ana tak- - postpone ing him out to the woodshed. But, tomorrow. you know, lie Is a fine boy. Imt The American plane was man-ju- st by Roger W. Williams ano getting acquainted with him. ned A. Yancy, the French one j Lewis I like his mettle. The couple became acquainted by Rene Lefevre, Pean Assolant last September When Miss Kress and Armeno Lotti. was bridesmaid at a wedding at Second Attempt For Tomorrow which, Abry was an usher. Last Set 29 Easter he and a college chum i Old Orchard, Maine May ic were guests' at the Kress home at (AP) flights of Green Flash and Ossining. The couple eloped May the monoplanes 13. Mr, Kress, Informed of the YelloW Bird were definitely postImpending marriage in a note, poned for today inafter take off near disaster. made an unsuccessful attempt attempts ended After receiving weather advices, to head them off which Indicated continued 'fair weather for tomorrow, the fliers to abandon decided a second atBenson Warders Q tempt today.' Pilot Roger Williams of the Green Flash said ' tomorrow an start would Make Improvements early permit a full day of daylight. A. L$wlff Vanvey, navigator of On Meeting Hodsfe Continued on Page Two --A m Os-,ut- es son-in-la- Tr&ns-Atlant- -i- s Benson, May 29 Improvement Auto Accident the meeting house grounds has been contemplated for some time, but the lateness of spring made it Results in Death necessary to make haste in the inof and the the crops, planting clemency of the weather made it Salt Lake City, May 29 (AP) to undesirable do the work before John Botsis, aged 50, an employe crop planting; but as previously of the Garfield smelter, died late arranged, the work began Mon- last night from injuries he reday morning with a force of thirty-f- ceived 'When he Was struck by an our men and four teams of automobile while walking home from his work. horses. Botsis was found lying beside The change made in the appearance of the place as a re- the highway by a passing motor-i- st about half an hour after he sult of the day's work was truly the smelter, with his skull marvelous It would have taken !left fractuted. Despite efforts of the an experienced civil engineer to forecast what the result of the smelter physician, who was called, hos- work would be. ,bf, ed before he reached a condas hre without regaining Those on the job were as lows. the bishopric, W. H. Bal- - ciousness. lard, Jr, Silvan Petersen and Lionel Munk, Cyril Munk, Foster Reese, Aaron Smith, Heber Cron-quis- t, William Johnson, Roy (Continued On Page Eight) of -- fol-'Pl- tal CENSUS r Whereabouts of Lindbergh And Bride Unknown t, IDAHO: perature. Fine Program son-in-la- ) a west portions. Under auspices of the Amer- lean Legion and Women's Auxiliary, Memorial Day will observed . on be fittingly Thursday morning, May 30th tomorrow. At 9 30 members of both 4 organizations will assemble at the Chamber of Commerce, at which point a parade will be formed, headed by the 4 Legions Drum Corps and march on Main street to Fifth North, from whence they 4 4 will motor to the cemetery. 4 4 Memorial services will be 4 4 held in the Memorial Grove, 4 4 where tribute will be paid to 4 4 the nations war heroes who 4 4 have passed on. Professor C. 4 4 E McClellan of the U. S A C. 4 4 will be the principal speaker 4 4 and musical numbers will be 4 4 by the Imperial Glee club. 4 4 The Legions firing squad 4 will fire the salutes over our 4 4 soldier, dead, and the bugler 4 4 will blow taps. Ladles of the 4 4 the Auxiliary will decorate the 4 4 4 graves. 4 It is expected the cemetery 4 4 will be crowded for this 4 4 4 patriotic oqcaSion. Vaudeville Actor Dies in Poverty Ht NeW York, May 29 (AP) l i i Edyard Gallagher of the o vaudeville team of Gallagher and Shean is dead. The man who rose to fame and fortune in 1920 on the popular song, Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean," died penniless and paralyzed at a Queens sanitarium yesterday. He had entered the sannce-famo- us itarium last February after a col- lapse in an unsuccessful attempt at a stage comeback. Except for his former wife, Helen Gallagher, he was virtually deserted during his last montns. She hurried to his bedside daily after her work as a hostess at a night club and was said to have of his illpaid all ness His second wife, Ann Luther an actress, whom he married at the height of his success and from whom he was separated two months later, was believed on the west coast. After the success of the Gallagher and Shean" song the team joined the Ziegfeld follies but in 1925 when Florenz Ziegeid refused to pay them $1,500 a week the famous team soon dropped from public notice. Shean, who is said to have saved his money, left his old partner and Gallagher in 1926 entered a hospital for mental diseases. He emerged to make his bried attempt to come back and the sanitarium then where he died. REAPPORTIONMENT BILL TO BE VOTED ON SOON BY SENATE Debate to Be Shut Off By Two P. Today House Considers Miscellaneous Bills. 's Hope to Prevent ' , Fair, normal tom-- ' NUMBER 125) Secretary Hyde to EREftT BRITftlH Hold Hearings on ELECTIONS Fruit Fly Menace J Airplanes Attempt Takeoff for Trip Across Atlantic Chain Store Owner Felt Like Taking Out in The Woodshed But Gave His Approval Determined to Live on $30 a Week. f : LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1929. .VOLUME LIL o WEATHER Fair tonight and Thursday; warmer tonight in north- and tJTAH: -- a Mrs. Pearl Peden Oldfield, Representative From Arkansas, Declares She Will Not Return to Congress After Present Term. Trie To Repeat By Marguerite Young (Associated press Staff Writer) (AP) Washington, May 29 Mrs., Pearl Peden Oldfield, representatives from. Arkansas, and the widow of William A. Oldfield the former Democratic whip, today declared that "under no circumstances" would she return to congress after her present term Quarantine Areas May Young AVomen Will Be Extended Marks Vote For First Time Official Recognition of Spirited Campaigns Disease as Agricul- Carried On By Liberal1 tural and , Economic Conservative and Labor Parties. Problem. Washington, May 29 Of- (AP) ficial recognition of a nationwide agricultural and economic menace in the Mediterranean fruit fly was seen today in the decision of Secretary Hyde to begin public hearings Saturday to consider extension of quarrantine areas. Discovery of the pest at Dallas Texas, and in other states, has revived fears of incalculable losses which might result from spread of the Insect throughout the country, expressed by authorities poon after its discovery in Florida expire. She has found active public life no anodyne for her grief over the loss of her husband, she said, and although she will carry on for the remainder of her two year term, which followed her election to fill the unexpired term of her late husband, she will do so simply In the spirit of taking care of things lor her husband Then she will gladly retire to the citrus Auoeiatei Pres Phot Louis Meyer, winner of last year's Memorial day race at Indianapolis, will try for another victory this believes sphere In which she woman belongs her home I came back, to the office to look after things before anyone was here to keep things going," she said, referring to her election to fill out her husbands term, "and I accepted ( the nomination believing I should serve only a few weeks. Before the special election I anonunced by belief about women and the home, and that belief I still hold Probably, , she said, she will establish a home for herself and her mother in Kansas City, when she retires, and there they will be near her brother and his son and daughter. are These children, she said, one of the few vital personal interests she possesses. She pointed to a photograph of a battleship hanging In' her office the cruiser to which her nephew was attached last June when he graduated at Annapolis. T He will be at home In Kansas, City during leaves, she said, and the niece will be with them during college year. Fastest Autos in groves. Secretary Hydes call for hearings Indicates his determination to halt invasion of other areas If it is at all possible. Such hearings are a necessary legal to extension of quarantine areas beyond Florida, where an embrago was placed on fruits and from infected vegetables sections about two months ago. Congress is expected to consider .Continued on Page Two ite World Ready for Feel Tomorrow s Race Fell 1,100 To Death in Mini 29 (AP) Indianapolis, May of the fastest automobiles in the world underwent their final overhauling today In preparation for the running tomorrow of the seventeenth annual race. The field was completed last night under dramatic circumstances, three drivers abandoning all caution to roar through the darkness in a final effort to gain a place Cliff Bergere, Los Angeles stunt man was the victor, dashing around the course at 103 miles Thirty-thre- . e Glqbe, .Arts., May 29 (jpylfik-thu- r j London, May 29 (AP) Great Britain, primed with weeks of campaigning, will go to the polls tomorrow In Its first general election since October, 1924. Young women will vote for the 'first time. When results are known- King George will ask the leader of the party gaining the majority of parliamentary places to form a cabinet. Which to all purposes will be the British administrative body for five years or until is amply demonstrated. Six hundred and fifteen parliamentary seats are involved, with some 27.000,000 residents of England, Scotland, and Wales eligible for voting. This number Includes an estimated more than 5.000,000 recently enfranchied women, The Liberals, banking on David Lloyd Georges scheme to reduce unemployment through increased public works, .launched an Important manifesto today signed by 103 leading commercial, industrial, professional and financial men, declaring they had carefully examined to project as w as the criticisms which had bea levelled at It and were convhk d It was practical and economically and financially sound, 'The prime minister, Stanley Baldwin, a Conservative In a speech in the Birmingham district said, we are making a great experiment in democracy. We have the greatest democracy in the world and we must make the experiment a success. They have, made a mess of It in Russia. Im Italy they have a kind of dictatorship. We have got to govern ourselves or bust. Whatever you do I want you to do one, thing vote David Lloyd George And) Ramsay MacDonald the Labor leader, spent today in their f home, constituen- Oates, shaft repair boss, J.100 feet to his death In the Shaft of the old Dominion mine here yesterday after a fellow workman, Charles Reed, had made a strenuous but; :vain attempt to save him. Oates and Reed Were working on the 700 foot level when a tim' ber struck the former In the head. Injured, Oates fell and slipped over the ledge into the deep shaft, but Reed caught him. Reed On was unable to pull Oates, to safe(Continued Page Two) . cies. i ty. however. vafifitinhfi Reed said Oates argued that vrjnen she was new in the capi- Typhoon Death since he already was seriously, tal, she said, she found the social injured, there was no use Reed Baseball Games . she life Interesting, but later himself by holding at Toll Reaches 112 endangering spent most of her evenings on. The two remained In that Scheduled For , home. position for about five minutes Reeds strength failed, and Manila, May 28 (AP) The death Oates plunging to the bottom. Decoration Day toll in last Friday's typhoon in southern Leyte province was re- One Man Boat ported at 112 today as communicaCache Valley Baseball league tions with that section were reCrossed Ocean clubs have a regular schedule of established. First reports of the to be played on Decoration games storm, received here yesterday, Miami. Fla., May 29 (AP) Paul Day. These games will substitute number as of the deaths ten Muller, Berlin sailor, rested here for the gave regular Saturday schedule. Some of the towns in the ty- today after his valiant one man The league leading Lewiston club phoon were still isolated when the conquest of the Atlantic. He put is scheduled to play at Weilsville casualty list was compiled. The m at this port yesterday after where a regular Red Cross underhas his ten months battle with wind program has been Memorial Day Phillipine planned. taken relief work. and wave He left Hamburg, Logan Collegians are billed to Original reports said six villages Germany last July. to Trenton; Richmond Leyte Province had been InunArriving in his 18 foot sloop migrate One Hundred in Mob dated by continuous rains, This several days late from Havana, is listed to go to Cache Junction while account also indicated that the Muller said the last lap of his and play the railroaders Removed Young Vic heaviest loss of life had occurred perilous voyage was one of the Smithfield drew a game with the tim From County in the vicinity of Sogod, and He fought desperately Eganites at Franklin hardest. with an angry sea for seven days. of 500-mi- le is y , in in TREE of Jail Attacking Accused The Wife of Justice of ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION FACES The Peace. Alamo, Tenn , May 29 (IP) A mob of about 100 men early today entered the Crockett county jail here, removed Joe Boxley, 19 year old negro accused of attacking the wife of a justice of the peace, and hanged him on a tree four miles from town. The negro was taken from the jail about 4 oclock this morning and his body was found shortly afterwards. On the tree with the body was a cardboard on which was written Let this hang here until Thursday. Knights of Columbus Elect New Officers TREMENDOUS FACT FINDING TASK Poultrymen to Make Tour On One of The Greatest Services to Our Generation" Says Hoover. Genesee, Idaho, May 29 (AP) W A. Sullivan of Boise was elected state deputy at the closing session of the twenty-fir- st annual state convention of the Knights of Columbus here yesterday. The convention will be held at Idaho Falls next year. Other officers elected were: O. E. Crumpaeker, Lewiston, secretary; T. J. McCarthy. Nam- -, pa, treasurer; J. R Keenan, Twin Falls, advocate; R. J. Rvan, Idaho Falls Warden; the Rev, F. L. Lobee, Idaho Falls chaplain; Nicholas Ney, Nampa, delegate to the supreme convention and C. A. Hawkins, Lewiston, New York, May 29 (AP) Colonel i Charles A. Lindbergh and his Washington, May 29 (AP) Washington May 29 Wrigley Field bride Anne Morrow, todhy contm veeted to Called activity President Hoover upon by ued m seclusion which swallowed 'the senate side of the capitol to one of the greatest perform them up half an hour after thelrjtoday, a fairly clear tragk From Closing services to our generation, the Friday, May 31 national marriage there late ling beein prepared comlaw enforcement The couple disappeared when yesterday for a vote on the cen-thmission thresat the today stood drove Out of the estate of the while i Loa Angeles, May 20 (AP) Hop bill task of All is ready for the big poultry hold of its tremendous bride s father, Ambassador Dwight the house was disposing of its ing to prevent the closing of out the facta and causes Real Talkies tour which is to be taken by finding W Morrow at Englewood, N. J , tariff measure. J Wrigley Field to Pacific Coast of disobedience of law and alternate. public shortly after the ceremony Mon-- J The way to action on the League baseball in 1930, J Cal poultrymen of this county on formulating Grand At The One new council, Buhl, was adrecommend census bill, which provides for Ewing, president of the Oakland day afternoon. to 31st to Utah county to the state organization. mitted looking improvement. Friday, May to nearest The a clue to the 1930 population count and club was here today in an effort thing is a is that It that Insisting repreprohibition expected Installlarge slmon Real, pure, regular their whereabouts today was the reapportionment of the house to settle the differences between from only one angle of our work," New Altitude Record colonels blue Falcon plane which membership on the basis of that the Hollywood and Los Angeles ation Talkies are now an accom- sentation of poultrymen in Chairman Geoige W. Wickersham every community in practically ! Logan. sfood fueled for a thousand mile showing, was cleared by the re - clubs. plished thing Initial asserted after the the county will make the trip meeting Women Claimed flight at the Schenectady, N. Y., jection of the amendment by; III feeling has existed for more Manager Brown, of The Grand commission yesterday that with Upwards of 150 will be included ofwethe Theatre William a yesterday between the opened than airport, where it was flown from Senator year will Republican, not and avoid from expressions heard from the anything Roosevelt Field, N Y , yesterday. Kentucky, Sackett, Los Angeles, May 29 (,P) A to exclude aliens from Wrigley Jr., interests, chief stook- - In Old Arizona which s one various An invitation that If it found any federal law new altitude There were two parachutes aboard, the enumeration record for women yet produced has been sections. by an holders in the Los Angeles club of the best talkies" so report and, would unenforceable it to extended wish who all is was Whether it flown ,to the agreement to shut off debate and H. William Lane, Hollywood The machinery permanently of the commissio- pilots was claimed tods by Miss The members ff take-oa on satis upstate airport for Crosson, of Los Angeles, after 2 pun, today, with discus-- a owner, over the formers policy of installed, and worked very n-ten (Continued on Page Two) jurists and lawyers and Marvel a height honeymoon trip or was merely Si0n of amendments limited women free to games at Wrigley factorily. Indeed to who apparently reach one woman educator plain to 24 moved there 000 feet in a Hight here Field. The dispute has reached i continue Louie Linnartz, who saw "In divert, attention afterward to five minutes. sessions for the of their Wool ! was a question. at The house having passed its the stage where Wrigleys club Old Arizona" as a "Talkie Clip j remainder of the week to lay the yesterday. The arrival of an amphibian tariff bill 264 to 147, was called has prepared to open the 1930 sea Roxys Theatre in New York last Official recognition of the feat foundation for their undertakTo Be Offered Iswaters altion 1 of Long the plane to meet at oclock to take up son at the Old Vernpn, Calif., park winter attended last nights perdevoted their time awaits the checking of theStandThey ing near estate of of meter Bureau toe land sound, the miscellaneous , bills. grounds formance, and reports that it by Including or at to their man' receiving yesterday under the Harry Guggenheim, close friend some that were recommended by in Los Angeles unless the other was every bit as good, in every Salt Lake City, May 29 (AP) from President Hoover, get ards at Washington, of Lindbergh, started a rumor that President Hoover since he laid clubs agree to permitting the free way. as the big time" production Said to be the largest wool clip date supervision of the National Aeroand exchanging acquainted ting of bridal at a were nt the Gug- his the single grower in ihe United views to bring out the various nautical association. The mark couple he saw In New fork. program before the admission of women. rumors special session believed eclipsed by Miss Cros-.jo- n genheim home. Like other The tariff bill Wrigley also insists that the - There was a good attendance States, the clip of Andrew Little angles of theh task. was of not verified. was set by Mrs Louise Emmett, Icuho, is to be was the second item on that pro- - starting time of the coast league yesterday, and there were many it to are begin expected They Thaden. of Oakland, Anoiher report had Colonel gram, ahd the census measure, season be set back to its former remarks as to how sat- - tored for sale on sealed bids on with and of a reports survey 'June 6, according to information other data 20,270 feet early this year. at Lindowgh and his bride aboard which is yet to be acted on by status jo that the Major League isfactory It was availaole already toe yacht of 8. R Guggenheim, the house, is the third. Witn teams which train in Calif omU Fear that - a feeling of - faintIn Old Arizona Is to be follow received here at the offices of the work of federalrstate ness which had begun tocreep but when the craft was located at those out of the way and farm will be able to plav more exhibi- ed by a number of other big toe national wool growers asso-ti- through and civilian and investigators, over her might cause loss of anchor off the Columbia , yacht reliefs disposed of, the leaders tion games here. Wrigley Is ownproductions, and it is hoped! elation. also may investigators Pejtrol Hudson of club in the the p1ane caused Misa er of Hie Chicago National Lea- that this will ooen a new era ofj The clip includes 103 000 fleeces river, the quest Continued On page Eight) ' gue club. 'Crosson' to stop climbing. turned to moie ikiely leads. Continued on page Two weighing nearly 1,000,000 pounds. prosperity for The Grand. hav-surpri- se ey 4pm ns For o Large five-poi- J con-spec- ial f |