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Show mMMMUIMH IIMII $1.01 .vs - High Iw si.;i M- V" ri S1.0V .. Hose VOLUME i? 7 11 CRAIN MARKET 4..!. I yyJ J ip.py J 7 T r 4 M- IRIS MURDER BRITISH SOLDIERS INCREASES; Sheriff Patten in Los Authorities in India Confronted With Angeles Cheeking Movements of Man! Grave Situation Who Was With Slain F i g h t i n g Follows Lady Red Haired Protest Against Arrest of Agitators. Woman Sought. Of- Walhalla, S. C.. April 24 (P) Alien uietn, i.c-gr- was lynched euiiy louay uy a masKea mob uiai, urag-ge- d him irom me Oconee county jail, lied him to a tree and udcueci ms body with bul- frlus was IN AND t RIOTS Seventy-eig- ht 24 (fp) In Chicago was published today. With Alfonse Capone, the scarfaced overlord of gang- land, named first, the Chicago crime commission prepared a list of 28 notorious .gangsters. gunmen and racketeers who "are constantly In conflict with the law. Edited by Frank X Lesch; presidentrof - the crtme" body and a member of President Hoover's law enforcement "corns mission, the list was sent to city, county and federal law eniorcement agencies with a Chicago. re-so- separated April "Whos Hoodlum 1, filled from among 300 appli. tions of the empire. was Thomas filed in his office. cations out-wa on tne blow struck Heavy A(t Peshawar, important While Sheriff Clifford Patten were All ln of vacancies the tne head wnen ne resisted in Los Angeles, checking Phst. Clty near the entrancBrit-clidelementary grades. The smallHe was taken to a hospl, mob. pass, one or more movements the of H Paul Mil- 1 J of teacher turnover this ness m Anaerson israeTemmo and ital "believed ' to have 'beenT114' has been most' gratifyyear" U his skull was fractured. with Mrs Moormelster two days Ledri W ing, Mr. Petersen declares. Green 'was cnaiged witn atbefore she was killed, othereln-- 1 Contracts were mailed tu "fiOTtrnment while tacking an them-- , concerned all city school teachers on vestigators was arrested Sunwoman. 1 abltaM)rs' selves with the whereabouts April 1 and they were given Attoclaled Prtn Photo A Lahore dispatch said the day. Tne next day ne was givde- -j of a red haired woman until April 15 to accept Two persont taw each other by wire while they talked ever the telephone from points two end en a preliminary hearing and was reminder that "these men are suppressed only teaching offers for 1930-3dared to have been with the.outbreak one half miles apart recently. It was the first practical demonstration of teieviaion and was ordered held in Jail without when Gurkha troops poured murder victim the evening 01 public enemies and should be conducted In New York. At right Is shown the ikonophone" booth with Image of the person at other bond lor trial in court ot genmachine gun and rifle fire into treated accordingly." her death end of line appearing. Diagram shows equipment used and how photoelectric cells pick up light from eral sessions. Leaders of every and transmit it- - Upper left Is Ruth Clough, first television 'phons operator, who handled the calls. gangland a at witness Image Potter, Larry Thomas. Eugene car, poured kerosene faction were named. There son of the sneriff, said the inquest into Mrs. Moormeister's on It, and hurned it-to Both was Champ George Moran, (Bugs) testified he had intro- occupants were burned mob gathered outside tne jan death, to heir to the northstde mob husNew Auburn Keeper duced Mitchell to her bui that death. about midnight last nignt. tled together by Dion O'Ban-Io- n; AnLos for Of left Mitchell Stone had Leaders aroused the olacer Black Joe Saltis. stockm me anuuier poms 12 before the hours some and his son, who weie asleep geles district chief tian; Frankon a yards British .bazaar, sergeant In the building, and demanded ie Lake and Terry Druggan, a motorcycle approached the on Seven) (Continued Page tne negro. College the original beer barons of rioters, who pulled him off his Taking his shotgun with him hLm on the machine Chicago, and Joe Aiello, last and hacked Sheriff Thomas went to the face with an axe. He was said Ceremony Set for 11:30 Friday of the C. of C. Aviation Aiello and fiont' of the building to have died of his wounds. clan.. Valuable Documents weststde Morning pleaded with the job to leave The crime commission's acThe commissioner of Will be Sealed in Stone. Part the prisoner alone. instead, tion, it, was saicL-wa- s Committee Meets policedeputy and other officers were resultant of A Day Program. one of the men hit him on of the recent report that all badly wounded and sent to tne head, his son said, with of Chicagos gangs had mer. I Frederick P. Champ, the butt of a pistol and took Air Circus hospitals. under the wing of Ca- -, British and Gurkha tr9P3 dent of the Cache Valley Bank- - ged his keys. during the night took absolute lng company, and member of pone and that the slogan of Contin- The negro then was taken charge of the city, and were the hoard of trustee the the underworld would De all from his cell, marched to an Possibility that an air circus said to be maintaining a strong I Utah State Agricultural col-mIdle house! Clarkston School automobile- - and cariied away. ue Probe Continued on Page Eight- be held on or near Labor, guard at the gates to prevent 'we will lav the His body was found a short at the Logan-Cacincussions by the Hill tribes- - corner stoneofficially day airport of the new library tune later tied to a tree two was seen last night at a meet- - men who swam down when Leads Cache In building at the colleee Trustee Planting -- miles away and riddled with Open of committee the aviation are with there disturbances Ing the Chanm is chairnum AbulleU.' local chamber of com- - hope of toot bulldogs Releasofjhe Eugene Thomas said he and - ond mcrce. Accts. cmOil the other side of the -Savings . ceremonies Tne Pounaa of. his one e Special lather recognized .cohsld-pirmatters In Calcutta a crowd heard will take .Among other ed At Once. on Friday, A place member of the mob of ared wasthe outlining L -Sen aJthatMayor-JIGupta, be will and The1 name of the man was part of the number of things that need to imprisoned for six months as Day, Clarkston (Special) A sigA Day of that day. Student withheld pending arrival of Columbus, O., April 24 (AP been achieved be done at the airport.' The a consequence of his activity program has honor nal officers headed student by state officers who were called As investigators of the Ohio placing of air markers, marking in behalf of the civil disobed-o- f body president Rulon Walker by the Clarkston gramtner con-th- e to aid in an investigation of penitentiary fire today the runway takeoff and the ience movement, had died or will have school. Through the thrift of of the special features into the general charge of the of One their Members of probe shooting. thejtmued the pupils. Principal K. G. leveling of several small hum the "A" day celebraannual affair. life a toll disaster took which were on Three Continued governors constabulary Page mocks were other matters conreports, this school the general Slaugh President tion at theJUtah State Agricul-tu- rl summoned from Anderson and of 318 convicts, jto According In Cache sidered. county first is the college Friday, will be the Walker the college bell will other cities. spirit of unrest in the prison iisoctaisd rrm IAof The committee is going to to have one hundred per 11:30 calling the stud- planting of the extension grove. at The negros body remained flamed into open revolt against ring to High an in accounts work effort new A. Logan is Morhoua Vernon get cent among tl'e savings After a night of ents and faculty members to- Almost 100 trees contributed by tied to the tree early this disiplme. members the pupils. principal keeper at Auburn, N. Y, on a regular airline- This questhe extension sergether at the site of the new vice of theof State leadmorning. Green was said to disquieting reports, some 2,000 disa with was state of tion taken up this In recognition prieon. Go To Athletes house Idle college will be ceremonies have walked calmly from the 'convicts in the .The there building. Jail, tinct honor, each classroom ing airlines- company last pianted under the direction of will 11:45 at and ecll and accompanied the mob threatened pen warfare ir they begin to and the committee intends has received special ment were not released immediately. President Walker will be ln Professor Charles M. Genaux-extionsiwithout uttering a word. go farther and more thoroughly forester. To grades and five teachers in Carnival President E. O. Petcharge. Anderson, S. C-- , April 24 (JP) They said they would kill the The Forestry club with Odell into the prospect of obtainng There are nine the cell buttons. erson be will the of score of guards In Sheriff John Thomas principal such a distinction for Logai as the' building. president, will , this block if they were not turned speaker of the occasion and Julander Walhalla, injured early make the plantings on a por- Plans and the local port. Pictures of the school wl'l ' A. Hale will he Coach Sumner into the loose from will the outline J cage certain armed an briefly resis morning ng committee tlon aviation On of be in the the to a leave enter Savings published ground east of the colgroup Friday In the growth of this mob at the Oconee county Jail yard. are:' A. O. Olofson, chairman; of Junior Gazette. in the phases lege windbreak. boys of high In the yard itself another the was in a serious condition tocollege, and parport Tour W. W. Barber, William Spicker, Brigham Young track and re- ticularly the events connected More than 300 varieties of Middle Some 100 . day at a local hospital. Phy- - disorder occured trees have been selected inVernon W. Crockett, Attorney lay carnival at Provo. .This with the new confined Presiconvicts skull his temporarily fracwas scians said Leon Fonnesbeck, C. L. Jones, meet is an annual vent and dent Peterson building. cluding; tulip trees. Judas, Introwill then in the chapel were inflamed College Girl . National Vice President of Farrell Johnson and Dr. W. W the Junior high has entered duce Trustee Cramp, who will evergreens, Siberian elmJs, RusContinued on Page Five by incendiary speeches made to District Postmasters sian Merrill. two lay the corner stone which has olives, the past willows golden participants by leaders. . These men were Visit Michigan, Wisconsin, honey locust,' Colorado r blue years. Tells been prepared. from the cell block where a already Indiana Illinois and Ohio, The entries are: spruce and Carolina poplars Black White majority of the victims died. Several appropriate docuCenters. Commissioners The extension grove will Join Kent Ryan: 100 yd. dash: ments and National guard officers to the college relating 0 the Emil Hansen memorial high Jump; shot put; Of European Trip H r movement have the and prison officials attempted to library . y uni Postmaster grove which has Just relays. been been collected by the student quiet them. Held Busy Session ydRobert 0 who Harrison: yd. officers John A. Israelsen Despite appeals from minister documents these dPnote,? and dash; broad Jump; 440-8Rotarians. during the regul- - for the past two years has yd. Mil byIrvineT 'to be quiet, the men in the idle Mel ?hc -- the. relays sr - l tmeheon at the Hotel Ec been--fi- r the p erase continued "sealed In the corner stone. m emorial VrevrT JTra and Wednesday Brown Raymond went posof were district cles None of these cycling national league today, bance. Walker will President JSZS1 officiate 440-8out v tha yd. relays. locked in,. cells because the through Europe, ln their ima- tmasters df the United States, ln this part of the ceremony, ment under Max Humphreys- 0 yd. of be.locks had been stuffed with ginations at least, with two received today the following of The Pep Band the college Director P' V Cardon. chaiman Charles, Purser appeared Webb of the Black and White hewl relays, and paper. The charming young college girls, convention assignments. Iron fore oe- will music for furnish the the county commissioners d440 dash. the onl jockgumbetween them: and one of -- whom was the guide Washington, . committee- - has announced Miller; Eugene ay session on R. O. Larsen, Kent Cazi?r; pole vault; 880 8 Pcrmtcndent following of forty eight at their regular was a steel door lead-an- d and story teller of the trip for organization program for Black the yard of theLq grofinds the under the direction placing respecting yd.'VelawT AsWhite day as follows: behind them. states, hold annual conventions of a culvert on the road leading ln out of the cage student Thomas. Joe director, Cleve Dibble: vault. The trees pole m N so given by Miss Imogene E. Warder of where department representarembling of cattle 9 a. m.; which are the ceiis. Rec3 corner. Funds for the building of the 'to grow in memory of Mr Principal Alvin Hess will acattendance to con- - north from the a demure tives are-l- n 100 men from the chapel Peru. judging 10 a. m.; lunch 12 noon, Indiana. new library were voted at the Hansen, one of the most re" - blonde Miss, is the young tra- - sider the problems affecting Superintendent William Follett company the boys. Horse pulling match 1 p. m. the priout into came finauy to investigate last regular session of the state spec ted .landscapo architect milled about, veller who told Rotary today service and welfare of postal will be ordered with., the.- -, fallowing-entrants: yard and The state build- - that has worked In Utah are report legislature. Clifford Bair, light and heavy shouting -, and screaming.' They' of the towof-Europe-whiemployees- Nelson er Died commission-togethAs "with from' six to eight' feet In height' Leroy ing Jonathan Smith of! attacked George Richmond, a she and her companion. Miss draft; The league is called to send in replacing a the late Fred Hodgson, archl-'an- d are of the silver manle Benson, light and heavy draft; convict editor of the peniten-Henr- y DeLania Barringer, her college a national officer to each of asked for aid creek over upper High tect, worked out the plans for white ash find sycamore vane-th- e He was rescued chum at the University of Cal- these conventions. Bair, heavy draft. Pro-tiaPostmaster bridge paper. out. Was washed Taken structure and called for ties. The plantings were made bable entrants Being are ifornia. made. They were Just Israelsen has been assigned to which has been Sylvan 'b guards. Con- - in irregular fashion The forestry department and bids. The Wlttemeyer in keemn" Peterson, Heber Cronquist and. officials and guards ln search of the unusyal and will the tom livestock interests of structlon with Mr. Hansen's advice, Put company Ogden Marvin Thaln of Amalga on (Continued were domg all In their power the adventurous. Miss Warder Page Eight) 24 (AP) a Salem, Ore., commissioners in was April contract for the awarded making them as in 1:30 p. Was! God had Judging resumed at t0 quiet the unruly men. Only said. The starting time suitable bridge. The county's Mrs. Anna Stillwell, 85, lived actual construction of. the dropped them,.though ro : June 1928, and when the two milking contest, 2 p. 'm.; esti- - just long enough to be enum-matIs structure new end the work lor the and Four op on . base Mudents judging, 2 p. m.; Page Continued had finished and returned Defends Self At erated in the 1930 census. She building at $67 50. edifice began in late February ball game 5 p. m.; banquet home in January 1930. they Golden dropped dead as she was being of this year. Leslie Due to the open Nvman, 8 P. Allen, had wandered through twenty m.; dance 9 p. m. questioned by an enumerator spring, the work has advanced Trial Felix aBeatuer and R. Monte H L. Fourt. dairy extension countries of the Old World. InHigh filed written, petitidn for at her home here yesterday. very rapidly and It appears specialist of the University of cluding parts of northern Afrascribed her death North Logan taxpayers for Physicians ica. Idaho, will be Judge of cattle an Francisco, Aprll 24 (Continued on Page Eight) cover the Lo- - to natural causes. a St. building bridge .toastDay . ..as will .act visited funk Ireland, TAP) The travelers aid society (jyPl They on' the road 'canal northern felt own gan his in .ftia.'ii r at the banquet, Testifying ocean so after the voyage from behalf, Chet Ward sorry for little Roderick yesterday near Richs crossing. $100 was Giant German They made a ra- declared Collides Well .Attended New York. Clements, Bremen 16, that It not only that he was not ment- appropriated to a(id in the ther curious sight these two gave him a ferry ticket to Oakbridge. 1 adlocked Building American girls cycling their ally responsible for happenings building of the land but also In care Peter and Dee Kmgsford askwhich Irish cities and during the argument With in English Channel of an officer toputsee him Parents Day at the Juniora way Uin 6JScotland that he got Cole ed to have the road graveled H16 death 3? over and f marked was by school toe cruel, on the upper Mt. Home road Ausust. Burned To Ground high ly, away other parts of the British Isles. wicked city. near the Idaho line. The exgood attendance of jparenls, is facing bis Ward second In interested Miss Their bent. adventurous an v. damaged. , .Jhere, there, my boyr. 111 who were very two days work with a Dover, Eng ApriL 24 (API pensef curricular Warder said, took to PJ, a charge ormiirder ini four them The tanker, however, ' was Jake you to your mama, said Twin Falls. April 24 the class and extra horse team will be granted The giant German liner BreOP) Over school. toe of Arctic, pircle and battered on her port parts, kindly officer, giving-littlwithin six hours after it had activities at the be Joying. by the commissioners to do men, sistership of the record-breaki- badly side and although not requlr- - Roderick, a hearty --thump on been two hundred parents registered to Finland in particular. They work. this wbere he padlocked by the United a was ln Europa, had the novel experience of ple,8 J00' expeetjg The hearty thump fates marshal to abate an al- during the day. ing' assistance wirelessed that jbe back. Leonard Olsen, Mayor G. L, Billie. slight collision with the Tan- - she 'was putting Into Deal to Jarred some The exhibits from the var- traveling through the interior !said that Cole answered of Roderick's Leo Marshal and iped liquor nuisance, lhe only Lowelker In British ln the;Bse the Grenadier of Finland in boats a great land a man requiring Immed- equipment and a good sized hotel in miles ious department on display and tint requested present ent Rogerson, 20 door. favorable English channel this morning. iate medical attention. pistol fell at his feet. south of here, was burned 'to. the library brought collection part of the waythat cauTled ,,owed aud,lhe other witnesses de- -! the commissioners do not aban-- j The comment. The large In addition to damage on Instead whkh of taking he ground little don the road from the brow ofWtoeh1akr8Tv Cole that had ssiid reyesterday. . The of fire prevention that posters her port side, toe tanker lost Roderick away from the cruel Mrs. vikineh f , would hill the building was owned by to ..the omething trt le.adir.gto happen commendation. old scenes and relics wicked of sea ceived toe especial toe way officer marched large quantities oil, Edna Deaner city who recently came between me Smithfield gravel pit The mai- - j ?hPdedaf0rheQr search over a wide area being covered him to the detention The faculty and students slices of life that gave them j801- - .i'1?.0 si home ter will be investigated. completed servlng Both'and one the thrill to after another. greet were was with oil. The crude his .where tanker pleased pockets disgorged 80 Clerk C. V. Mohr was" intnsc- -' in 5LS.d!2!f.i2 Jbonths sentence for liquor first The their trial a ended welcomed aith which the and Pistol ents reported late (this afternoon cartridges and a flash tiolattons. The cause (Continued on Page Two) jury disagreement last January. attitude and was apparently little. If anchored In the Deal roads, e fire was unknown. light. (Continued on Page Seven) ' I nnenff John , as i ... thefe F. P. , STATE I 1. two-wa- OHIO - ITAII: 1'nsrttied tonight ami Friday, probably showers In oorth portion; cooler tonight. IDAHO: Partly cloudy and locally linscltled tonight and Friday. teachers ln the Logan city schools have renewed their teaching contracts for 1930-3according to Superintendent Louis A. Petersen. The superintendent reports that the four vacancies have been noting and troops Batingin with widely j)ort-e- - lets. j0 Publication of Crime Commission Lists 28 Notorious Gangsters, Sign Contracts; Gunmen and RackReturn in Fall eteers Who Disregard Law. of the 82 Bombay, April 24 (AP) British authority in India was confronted with an increasinly With 8rave situaton today. sPread of. the Salt Lake City, ....... of the case of Investigators Mrs Dorothy Mooimeisfer, mur-- , dered near here two months ago, today were devoting their attention to two persons v'ho are expected to be able t- shed light on the mysterious o, j City Teachers j fense Against 18 Year Old White Girl Sheriff Was Overpowered by Mob. ' MOVEMENT NATIVES KILLED Fifty Year Old Negro m... NUMBER 96. mum ti Was In. Jail For S THURSDAY. APRIL 21, 1930. TELEVISION DEMONSTRATED IN NEW YORK TWO-WA- Y ' f WEATHER t A LOGAN, CACHE. COUNTY, UTAH, ? f iy TTT? ? TTTT 77 4 tmmd LIII. FOR r 3 $1.03 V4 LYNCHED - lay Corner PRISONERS library ENTER INTO OPEN REVOLT once-powerf- ul AGAINST STRICT DISCIPLINE Plans Investigators I ay Inmates Threaten Warfare if They are not J ' he of Grove. Feature - - . Tt: Program Junior l , i r - oi Postmaster John on Israelsen West i Rotarians and ... 440-88- Day Program , 100-22- to 80 ounced .pucrtln. Or - -ls-Ann- rtoT to thSrviS 80 440-88- . - Wed-nesd- I Census ch -- , ry ed Murder Junior -- Felt Sorry For Little Criminal , Parents liner f British Tanker ! . ng . fol-we- re S Je e I |