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Show Saturday, March' 29, 1930. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH JMARCHAND CHEERED BY DAUGHTER yam wrm-- - ? VA RUBIO STILL WEARS BANDAGES r V ...... a, ? h"4 , .V iTTV-nn-ih. , j yss;x (V' 1 - I V' ' - 'Yv" , V ' ? , fI V : L ,A A v FV, , - , V , I' - - v,:-- 1 !i. ivUftA'' ry . c&wtNK' .'- ' v t ' s ; ' f X Y" -r t i' jJ j ' V'X . -- ?' - 'frfcl- - t . ..r ire fltota dauohleiuHenriettey.Lf. M t 5 v'"- - fs . ' 7 ,f5i -- - . jA .: Its '1.. 1 ik , , ; tf i , '' V v rls- oe, ' Ataociatcd I'rc's Photo Denny Shute, popular Columbus. Ohio, golf professional, and Hot1 tie Marie Potts of Columbus, whose engagement was recently am nounced. 1. ,. u, r: rri ROOKIE ACES U. S. ENTRY FOR GRAND NATIONAL V ' f ' a -- ' .V ? i 1 iJAoio AvocHiteii Bartlett, as they FIGURE IN BANK MERGER Xsv,. v, f 4 a ' A, l1 iLCatiV C.i - A ue- w N. - X ' t ai Alice White, film flapper, and her fiance, Sydney arrived in Chicago to visit her prospective mothc-ln-law- . ACQUITTED OF FALL' OIL BRIBE r zf V ' . N ffw v r : & : .i:i: - - t i' v H f", iJ . xi ! Srt. 1 e TWO OF, ATHLETICS 'J . N.ltI! ' . t . V? Jil wUt,reljjia when they met for the firet time ? . eince he wee committed to the Erie Ns'X county jail In Buffalo, N. Y. He le being held ae a material witneea In connection with the murder of hie wife for which an Indian womaik Pr"Jent Ortiz Rubio of Mexico, recovering from wounds received ' Ula Jimereon, le on trial charged -with Inciting the. alaying. .. when ht was shot by a would-bassassin on tne day of his inauguration, is shown, with his head still swathed in bandages, talking to newspaper ' men. y i ; ' c - a. m-- AMocuited Ud Xi:: Vs y. 4 v - i :;rr?T jarmimk;- v r .:,: r Is Sr' . ' r ( X' - , 'I - r. T.- ' ' ar' V .' - . y? ? v-- S. A- .' t rct f ' siVv :uir ? T A; y' rr - '$ ' ,v ... ; ALICE WHITE AND FIANCE GOLF STAR AND HIS FIANCEE K f PAGE THREE j r " ' v V? r i i ,? 9 - ? i X i , Av'' ........ '' i ' : A .''S'' .... i Press Photo Amtocittlf'tl Mr ., Mi4Km?A 'At'. p,. ' 4. r A vi ; Ka.gn.ii-jLiStil.fcwiti '"W sa-e- a Edward L. Doheny (center), oil operator, shown with hts counsel - BSSSfiSSSX, of Columbia Associated Press loiri'' Frank Hogan, and Mrs. Doheny, leaving the District The worlds largest financial Institution was created by the mew' supreme court after a Jury had found him not guilty of seeking to in in York B. the National Chase of interior the of New bank, Equitable: banks, three bribe Albert Fall, secretary Harding's cabinet, per Trust company and the Interstate Trust company. Wmthrop vv. connection with the Elk Hill, Cal., naval oil l?ase. of bank. Albert new will be Aldiich $3,000,000,000 ths president (left) ' H. Wiggm will be chairm an of board. ' s, . LOCATION OF NEWLY FOUND PLANETCAREY MAY RESIGN FROM GARDEN daioelated Pre, Eric McNair (left) may get Joe Boley'e Job at shortstop for the Ae and Glenn Licbhardt, Jr. (right), aon of the former atar hurler, may fnake ths pitching staff, z NOGTH PActe o- A3ocia(ed Prtxt Vhoto John Hay Whitneys Easter Hero Is Americas candidate for the Grand National steeplechase at Aintree, England, March 28. EUROPA DOCKS AFTER BREAKING ATLANTIC RECORD 9 i '$ k v A ' V X' i 5 ? s .a CW-r-I ,U - ;1 t V 4 wv-ii.'"''l- i & ' sx n r J JkiMi&aolo - I i Mi ' ' I Associated Press Photo ASiRjUlUd f'TftM I hvO Dr. Frank L. Heacox hat been , --i" o Oc Map of .. v location of newly found tho. skies showing approximate Reports current In Hew York Indicate that William F. Carey (left), president of.the Madison Square Garden corporation, will re tire In favor of Frank Bruen, now general manager of the corporation.' , t i r IF i fjrkal at iSfe.?" s.t&a. is v vMLdMt h"iJl y. a "v t 1' s' 4 7r::X f 'Or frets Associated Photo " The German liner Eurcpa tn New York harbor after, breaking the record on her maiden voyage from Cherbourg to New York, She made the crossing m 4 days, 17 hours and fi minutea, bettering the mark of her sister ship, the Bremen, by 18 minutes. Commodore Nicolaus Johnsen, corn .... rpander of the Europe, Is shown at right. trans-Atlanti- c IdI, ' . i ;r '' K 4 iL 4 , vvaf- ?1 9 r u Vn . z ? I st "' ' , H 1 v,r;' " - r7 ... ''2l "'v 4 ; - fa f v- ,,v . BRITISH RACER IN ACTION ON DAYTONA BEACH L , F VS. , v'y cr " i fy S4 ' 'y ' z n ,A... ? .- d , V ' - S - V4 - - .- v t I I '. - ft j .' . '':. ..,,'. y- .' '&&. k'ft.f ,., . ?" ' f 1 ' ' - V 1 rt ' I , , Yv- - ij A . f . 4 A A 3 V- V v c c- -A f ? .V-- .trS .v S-- j X '.ts , 1 AH ' -- , Ju: xi a r W' '' 'i ' :'...! :12 ,5A V- - . JiV ...I ;V Y1 I1 4octafd fe Preja Photo the sands at Daytona Beach, Fla., where Kaye Don British driver, piloting his Silver Bullet ofalong 2S0 mlles an hour. new automobile speed record hopes to establish aaoctofrfl Puss Photo (f J2T Alf mse "ScatTace Al Capone. Chicago gangster, was paroled from Eastern penitentiary In Phila'delphla where he served ten months of a years aentencs for carrying a gun. The picture above shows f released from anothej rleaM Jhe 8an8Ur t'l0WCcr' -- dssocuUMl Press Pitot o Fifteen persons were Injured when The Creole, crack train to New Orl-a- n, and Gutfoont. te't the rails Miss,3 Nine coachei'left the tracks. A Bate yiie. |