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Show TH N MAY WHEAT Jpeii High $1.03 si.u; jW Jo j-- i $1.03 o 8 L'looe $i.o; j Lai WEATHER Fair tonight and SaturI'TAII: day; slightly wanner in nouthwest Krtion tonight. IDAHO: Fair; unchanged tonight and Saturday. qJJ ar VOLUME LIII. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, M VKUI 2S, 1930. Hard Boiled-Meth- ods Inaugurated Today in Missouri Penitentiary British Naval Delegates Turn Their Attention to Italy and-Ameri- can Guards this Mo.rning Miss Fay Daines Thaw Follows Two Days Clubbed 15 Unruly ConvicElected Prom Girl of Storm in Which Al- ts-When They AGet most 20 Inches of Snow ttempted to At Logan High 62 Prisoners Fell Impassable! Tough Streets Become Urban Treated in Hospital, Jefferson City, Mo, March 23'the Logan high school when Miss Swamps. Daines won the honors of j jfAPi Inaugurating an iron hand! Fay rule at the Missouri penitentiary "Prom Girl", Chicago, Marcii 28 AP Clr- Others who run were: Laurel cago splashed about today in two .today, scene of mutinous disord-- 1 Higgins. Rebecca Stewart Erma billion tons of slush. jers for two days, guards clubbed Cottle. g Mildred Larson and unruly convicts this First came, the winter gale, morning Watkins, to when garct and they attempt "get tough" madly whipping voting closed at 1.00 p. m. spring far southward, then the as they were called from their an- w&s cells. day and the winner 20 two days and neaily inches of it, and then came the have been thaw. jfiuenty to require treatment in held at 2:25. Votes Some of sold, throughout the week and Snowdrifts slopped into rivulets 'the prison hospital. competition has been very keen. under the warmth of the sun that them, the guards said, were Miss Daines will act as queen - cused of having beaten other pn- through a sky gray yesof the Junior Prom which is to soners in for beto' join streets failing impassable terdaj'; rear-guarbe held at 9:00 tonight at the came of winter, on Page Three Palais d'Or. on slush icicles "and showering' persons on the streets below. Winter's echo, the weather bureau reported, laid a siege of Iwcn)llllotltons "Of snow --on Cht-- s Part of cago and Its environs. this, of course, melted away part was dumped into the Chicago IN but river and Lake Michigan, mood no to Chicagoans were in argue as far as they were concerned, there was still two billion tons left duty, cold, sloppy slush. and Throughout the city suburbs, 40,000 unemployed were enlisted at $1 an hour to aid the l Considerable inquiry and some protests 'by individuals and sun in routing the children, flushed with a organizations have been made the last few clays concerning the two days vacation, slopped back notices served by the superintendent of water works and sewer to their classrooms this morning: to remove the large poplar and other trees which by their system to were many opened pcAhways sewer mains; and in order to with are the toots Lake interfering Michigan outlying factories; settled back peacefully . into its answer these inquiries and make the city's position clear to the churned bed and water ran more people of Logan, we desire to make the following statement, so clearly from faucets.... ...serious,., condition which For two days, the usual din was that the people confronts the snow city. hushed in the soft, falling As. everyone knows the various sevyer systems in this city but the noise emerged again today the noise of millions of feet have been built at the expense of the adjoining property owners slushing in slush. cost and sacrifice to the people. In the large and at a Mar-ragin- . . ed ds LOGAN JllOOlfflOl MAKES STATEMENT TO REGARD REMOVING ORDER TREES snow.-Schoo- C New Alfalfa Crowning Machine In Use at Lewiston The Amalgamated Sugar comthe with pany is cooperating farmers of the Lewiston district --in a splendid way in preparing alfalfa stubble for beets this year. According to county agent R. L. Wrigley, there are a number of farmers who would like to increase their beet acreage but are afraid that they would have altalfa land trouble preparing this year. To overcome one of the most serious obstacles, the sugar company purchased a crowning machine and it letting the farmers use it. affair attachIt is a truck that can ed to a be adjusted to cut almost any of the depth below the surface is from ground. The steel blade ' inch tnlck to a about one-ha- lf knif9 edge with notches similar to a bread knife. The blades are about six inches wide and are down under the surface of the the ground far enough toA cut slice six . crowpL..ol.Jthe. alfalfa. - be eutan.d,..XQ wide-e- au plants escape. is drawn by a The crowner tractor,r and will cut two acres per hourr-Aftethe - crowning the to pull all ground is harrowed surface where the stubble to the it is left to dry out. After about a week the ground is plowed and for planting. prepared . are Tne --crowning ,and plowing acre: done at a cost of $5.00 pef This work is not done by the sugar company but by private two-whe- el . - . great majority of cases the owners have connected their homes with the sewer mains and have filled in their private cesspools, hence the if - the far reaching and serious resuiKto healtlrttnd sanitation, &11. to lie once must at sewer mains are blocked, apparent The first serious trouble from the sewer mains being blocked by tree roots occurred last summer. The parties affected called upon the members of the City Commission to come upon the unpremises and ascertain for themselves the terrible odors and blocked. sewer the resulted which from being conditions sanitary In fact, Logan City was threatened with a law suit by one or two f the owners unless the sewer mains were immediately opened and expense to the city that the kept open by the city. It as at great on (Continued LEADER Page Two) OF DESTRUCTIVE BAND OF TIMBER WES J Toes and Band had for Tj,. (n 1 1 lvU IU Years Destroyed Cattle and Men Outsmarted Two ni vulvU he ran over with his automobile he led his pack The man stepped from' the curb -of Arkansas. Lhioughjthe; forests lnfrqnt :;of BowdinVcar- - and After 10 years of'Tfeedom-an- d was knocked cTown. He'got'ta'hts mastery, the gaunt, wily beast feet and ran up an alley as Bow-di- n was outsmarted by men and dogs stopped. Gerald overtook him in .Cross County, Ark yesterday after a spirited dash, and attemp.... and brought here. ted to persuade tiftn-'t- o Tto-to-- a "Two 'ioes", so named beacuse hospital. he lost all his toes on his right the victim took to nind paw except two in traps, hisDissenting, heels and outdistanced ;s famous in song and story in Bowdin inagain a chase of several His pack hilled blocks. eastern Arkansas. sheep land goats by- to whom"' Bowdin "reportand ofter cows and even bull Police Incident admitted that it were pulled down. Always by the ed the carcasses would be wolf prints was a new wrinkle In the hit-ru- n parties. classification of automobile The outfit works very saticfac-toril- y and the mark of two toes . him. accidents, but told Bowdin not to in the Lewiston district, and Skilled trappers Sought -- about scene ieaylngthe offense should eliminate a great deal oi Government hunters trailed- him worry of an accident serious, trouble often incurred in plant- for days, but toalways he would in this cityj for(a the man pro-absafety. pack ing beets on alfalfa land. 00 and lead hisweek was wanted by the law anyhis pack slaughtered Last The crowner costs $160 was mur- way. is made and sold by a Mr. Olsen 14 goats in one E. L. Cooper, so Sheriff said der, Idaho. Weston. of the law took a hand. Cooper and Flaming Youth James Robertson, deputy prosecuting attorney, organized a hunt Cliff Saunders Wins for trie criminal. The best dogs Sits In Water tn eastern Arkansas were orderefwo. hounds and their Cross Country Run d- Twenty.. owners met the sheriff and Ro28 Harrodsburg, Ky., March bertson in Wynne, Ark., yesterday The term amtog youth "two to cross out country set and capture the Stepping had a. significance for course in 10 minutes 57 seegnds, The hounds found him at dawn Charles-- poignant McDonnelly as fie reachhis Cache and him North followed pack and Cliff Saunders, flashy ed for the arnica bottle here to- runner1 won across the ridges. He tried many high school distance division back doubled cross old tricks, of his the annual Cache . h end even went into the swamps. country run this afternoon.Cache But the hounds kept their noses in the grade school yesterday J. Mendonhall of North 'matches in his hip pocket were to the dirt. was second, ts Two Toes" rubbed together. They burst Into 8 a. m., Before wenty-seve- n participated. i flame and set fire to a celluloid from.. North Cache were 10. pack had, scattered and the king comb, which in turn ignited his ana Prestonz 7, Cache South hounds found him. ex- trousers. the later from was course 8. The Logan Without so much as holding (and conquered, in a holfirst West and Center to First hausted a The a finger toward the teacher, hunters low spread up log. doubling East and Center thence, net around one end Of the log he dashed from the room. J. K. back, to the O. S. L. station and and captured him. Powell, the principal, and several counter running to Main street He weighed 98 pounds. Govern- boy studenU sent to his rescue A fairlv large crowd of students said he was the found him in the basement sitment and other Interested onlookers largest trappecs wolf they had ever seen ting in a basin of water. saw the race.1 when the-hundr- ly daIt . - toesP) En-tran- 1 Greeting Card Salesman Testifies in Sworn Statement that Mrs. er Moormeister Told him She Had Engagement With Earlier Escorts. Salt Lake City, M.iui London. March 28 iAP) Having succeeded in drawing Fiance naval back into the parley, the American and British turned their delegations today attendtion particularly to Italy t with the hope of some sort of compromise irom the representatives of the Mussolini government. both among the Meanwhile, delegations and conference observers, the offer of "security" which will be made France as price of reduction of her naval iigures, and the consultative pact into the Americans may be drawn continued the principal topic of conversation. But while the situation with reference to France apparently has been greatly eased and now gives five-pow- 'Ain 23 Mrs. Mvunoi.stei, Dorothy found whose battered Lod on a lonely road nror here .several weeks ago,' on the Fnduy that she disappeared, told Fred La Carl, greeting card salesman, tlgat she had a late afternoon engagement with the same persons- she had been out with the previous Friday when her car became stuck in the mud. La Can testified . in a sworn statement made to Chief Deputy Sheriff L L. Larson here texiav The card salesman previously with questioned in connection the murder investigation, added this testimony to 1 ts previous off-ce- rs. statements' at' the rcr;'i,,t of .slain He declared the wo- conversation in a telephone from her home to him in his room at the Hotel Utah. La Carl earlier had told officers that he Mrs had an engagement with Mooimeister on the day following the murder. At which time she was expecting to go to ngden and Salt Lake City, March 28 (AP to1 bSld ol $35,000 .worth of uo to the equipment for the state highway j (Continued On Page Iwoj intention was announced to: department capacity to do ro. day by E. R. Miles, secretary of The principal idea of the Bristate the of board supplies and tish and Mrs. Elizabeth Americans now is to get purchase and Italians face to the French a new The part face in the same room to discuss equipment is of the $111,000 purchasing prodifferences. gram decided upon by the state their can several beIf the French and Italians commission highway 111 weeks agg.. The. purchase of six brought together for conversations. the and. Britheavy trucks is still to be made. ish can sit .Americans, on the sidelines and -P- S urchase i Crookston Is Critically -- Mrs, Elizabeth Maughan, widow of the late Peter Maughan and John Crookston. Vvho has resided for many years ' at 38 North First East, is reported to be criti411 at-- tf io&ft Jtrosp8tal-- "The callyattendingf physician. has advised the calling of all members of the family to her bedside. Mrs. Crook stbn, who is 82 years of age came down town Saturday and after going home, suffered a stroke and was removed to the hospital: Mrs. Crookston is the mother of Heber Maughan, superintendent of the city light plant, and Ray and Fred Crookston of Logan. With her son Heber, this good pioneer, is the last surviving member of this branch of Peter the family of the late of settler Maughan. .original Cache- valley where he established Maughans Fort, now Wells-vill- e Continued Services For on Page Four Millard Gill, Jr. Couldnt Resist Kissing Victim Funeral-- services for . Hyruni Millard Gill, Jr., who passed away at the home of his parents Saturday morning, were held Tuesday afternoon. The young man, 23, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Gill, Sr. The services were in charge of Bishop Silas j Allen of the First ward. The singing was furnished by the A. J. Peterson quartet, composed of B. Thompson, La Von in 1859-G- Corporal with burglary. said, Peraz, police departed from routine while robbing the appartment of Mr apd Mrs. Tizo He paused Villareal early today. to kiss Mrs. Villareal. She screamHer husband caught up with ed. Peraz several blocks away. PRESIDENT VON HINDENBERG OF GERMANY CALLS NEW GOVERNMENT Eagen Heinrich - - - Bruening Designated Chancellor of the Reich as On Vacant City Lots? Show Berlin, March 28 (AP) Heinrich Bruening, until recently little RusselF Cranney," wed known in Thorp are dozens of citv lots known outside the centrist party, M local dramatic circles is going to today as chancel that lie vacant and uncultivated lor 0fdesignated instructed the Reich, of the Eagen Corporal part play year throughout our, by President Von anj to In Ihe big amaturC" show staged from year to n as hee thatt suggested' y orm a government to succed that by the Legion and ZCUxJbrxyx niorts -' madToiTTKe be pa to thetrir'HermahMeuncr;-which-TeApril 9, 10 at the Nibley hall. owners of these city lot3 ycstcrd&y. Wayne Sheffield is going to play them under cultivation and plant president, who usually Jm-Isthe part of Izzy Goldstein E'agens suRar beets in them. - Som of as an incarnation of Jewish buddy.' Titese two his been in the army 30 days and are t TA t nA nv dander up, and instructed Herr typical rookies. Their antics, hard forget Bruening to work fast, luck, good luck, their time served party pettifoggings, and construct on- K. P. and all other circumstana cabinet which above all can ces that arise tend- to snake the and a very fine appear- -, through the budget and fin show a ' screaming- success. "fey's-Jewis- ance. present ' are of There number 3" papa and corporal Eagen's our neighboring the cities in Irish father, Michael, visit camp vaqpy ho are receiving good and fall in love with a couple beet from their sugar of nurses- Red's girl Sally, gets patches, and as a consequence a as d being andis picked have kept the fertility of the, spy and is going to be thrown in land to a very high standard. pr- - Hugenberg, leader of Pi the guard house. Red and Izzy1Prizcs rould be offered to' the peRie, nationalist, to are two characters who are very boys who raise-thbest crop of Min for Ms country s welfare to brave and bold when alone. Theyjsuj(ar beets upon these city lots $ive M? his opposition at this start out to capture the spy who and M a consequence make aPint- former is loose in camp and after so ittie money. The Sugar to acof agriculture, long a time and series of very pany would gladly contract . for minister in the new funny situations. Red Eagen ac- these sugar beets. Why not em- cept that portfolio thus .assuring nacidentally captures the spy and phasize this idea and bring about government and a production of a commercial pro tionalist collaboration. is promoted to Corporal saves his girl. It is a scream from duct instead of letting the lots start to finish: Everyone will American Relief delighted to see ' these two men , j . . - ia-ba- be,0--tOweeis?- perform in - these two star parts. You cant afford to miss it. ihSe etaoin ' shrdlu cmfwyp .vbgk Payette Sentenced To Life in Prison -.- Concern for Safety of . Catholic Missionaries Cantan March 28 ther concern for the (API 16 Fur- American In French Flood () March 26 Washington, Prohibition commissioner Doran anounced today that bootleggers who sold a concoction of creosote or crude carbolic acid flavored with ginger were responsible for . the several hundred cases of paralysis tn the south and southwest sections oi the country. The commissioner said the concoction which lie tcimed- - sheep dip had been tested and found to be poisonous. Hundreds of samples, lie continued, had been examined and were discovered to be either creosote or crude carbolic acid flavored with ginger to seven-eigh- ts From three-fourtof the solids in the mixture sole -- or erode carbolic acid, Doran asserted. Drinking the sheep dip cocktail," the comnn&r- - ner said, would seriously affect anyone and samples analysed iqdiCatec. that it had been responsible for many cases of paralysis. - Doran -part said appart ly some-shrebootlegger had devised a scheme to get rich quick' and had distributed large amo q .s of the concoction. He said it va put up in the same sort of ottles as Jamaica ginger and tsat the first taste was like Jamaica ginger but after another one or two, the flavor would be of carbolic acid or creosote. The commissioner - said - there were .three focal points of distribution for the concoction and that" two of them centered in (it. Louis and Clnsinnati. A liking for a "hot, bNng drink Doral said, made the sheep dip , , Continue on Page Two i - ' Sr ) i hs X f 1 4-lfClub a i Programs On Air h April The ninth of a series of national club pro.ams to be broadcast over a national hookup of 43 stations is scheduled for club Saturday. April 5th. All leaders are asked to connect with . K. S. L. on this date and from 10:45 to 11:30 a. m. The United States Marine Band will furnish thp musical numbers and background, continuing the series of music appreciation periods. The theme for the day will be music from other lands and the numbers chosen are: In the Hall of the Mountain King (Norway; Drink to me Aloha (Hawaii); only with Thine Eyes, (England) R. A- - Turner, Held xrent In club work for the Central .States, will announce the numbers and discuss them. The speakers representing club members will be Doris Cole, of Bennington County Vermont, who will tell of her Four-- H and club experiences' Bruce Varney" of Rockingham"" 4-- H 4-- H Washington, w, D. C., March 28 coturtyrf'K H.r"wheWit-peukaWhy I Chose a New Hampshire Farm to Life in a Big City." Alfred Despres from East Jaftcry, cham-- " N.1L, aJormer pion. now engaged In' farming, will also speak on this program , -- . on The Place of Leaders Asclub Work. sociations in H What do you know about Club Work?'- - will-- - be -- discussed by Mr. R. G. Foster,- - field agent In club work for the Eastern Stales. Office of cooperative , Extension Work. Leaders will profit by listening to these programs. 4-- Talking in Sleep Starts Divorce Action Detroit. March 28 AP) Ar thur Schroeders wife talks in her sleep and Mrs. Hattie Neagles husband sings. old Bla., Joe',' at 3 a. m., so they bo.n want di. vorces. The situation in the Schroeder household is furthef complicated, Mr. Schroeder told Judge Edward McMahon, by the fact that his wife has a lot to say, while sleeping. about a fellow named Ray. Mrs. Neagle said her husbanjl stays out until 3 a. m and then comes home always in poor voice singing Old Black Joe. She said the neighbors told her she ought to do something about The American Red Cross has received a cabled message of gratitude and thanks from the French Red Crass for a donation of $5,003 made 'to it for the use of flood suferers in southern France. The funds weie transmitted through the medium of the state depart . ment. with expressions of sympa-- It. j Judge McMahon said it looked thy from the American organiza-The flood drowned 300! as though Mr. Schroeder and Mrs. lien. 10,000 Neagle had good grounds for and rendered persons Kan-Ichoat Catholic, missionaries was 'Kiangsi Province, APr frtiown today when it became Butte, Moritz MafFtr'23 Melvin W. Payette. 18, Salt Lake ; known .that authorities believed City youth, today pleaded guilty- Nananfu. 50 miles from Kan-t- o murder of Mrs. Christina Wil- chow, had fallen into the hands son, aged Butte widow, and was of communists and bandits who sentenced by District Judae J. J. have been pillaging and killing I.vneh - to life imprisonment in throughout the southern part of homeless. n.the province for weeks. the Montana penitentiary. ' - i . Why Not Sugar Beets men-Lave- i Prohibition Commissioner Doran Announces that Bootleggers Are Responsible for Several Hundred Cases of Illness. San Francisco, March 28 (AP) Because he couldnt resist kissing the lips of a sleeping woman, Tony Peraz, 22, is in Jail charged Continued on Page Three fpr a number of years Mr? Crookston has been a beloved and familiai; figure in Logan. Her sunny smile, and spry manners, despite her age have been a marvel to all of her many friends. if er velopment in the direction of a naval agreement, Italy has stood her guns and reiterated her original contention, "parity with any continental power." France as consistently is maintaining that she cannot accept man told him of the engagement Man, He Ran Over Russell Cranney Memphis. Tenn., March 28 fAP ) Old "Two Toes" .king of the timber wolves, must spend the notroit, March 23 TAP) Ggrald remainder of his life benind bars Bowdin is all out of breath, the at the Memphis zoo as penalty result of trying to catch a man for the ruthless crimes he com- mitted France Has Again been. Drawn Back into the Five-PowNaval Parley Hope to Get France and Italy Face to Face on Question - CAPTURED P NUMBER 73 I divorce.. i , - t |