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Show , n i m Uf 7 CHAIN MARKET 0M-- High : $1 Dj $1.(13 ,. - 2 $1.01 tlose W1ATHM 4 - Ld' $1.0111 VOLUME LIII. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, SECOND GROUP OF GOLD STAR MOTHERS SAILS at the LIVES Sunday Aircircus AND PROPERTY KILLED - IN IN ARKANSAS AND TEXAS TOVHS One of the largest crowds ever assembled at the local airport, was on hand to 'watch the flights and stunts given by Sig Smith and his commercial pilots on Sunday. The Journal pats itself on the back for the great crowds that gathered there, for it was the advertising power , of this paper thaw brought to the attention or the people of the county that the flights would be made. There was no other publication, as far as has been de-- ! termined, that even as much as mentioned that the flights would be held. Perhaps the reporters of the other papers overlooked the fact that the planes would be here. ' IN FLOODS AND TORNADO TAKE Crowds Throng it.- - NUMBER 117. MONDAY, MAY 19, 1930. Airport Camp Fire Ashes in Cave Proves America Was First Discovered By Men from Asia About 20,000 Years Ago. ETAll : Fair tonight and Tues day; little change ir temperature. IDAHO: I nwttled tonight and Tuesday with showers; mild. , ' Another Birthday Seventeen Negroes James Isaac of Salt Killed Hundred in- Lake City is the VicFour Lives tim Auston Moyle jured Taken in Another of Alpine, Utah, in a Place Threats of Serious Condition at More Destruction. -- Hospital. t ( '"w Little Rock. Ark., May 19 (&) American Fork, May 19 (AP) r f Los Angeles, May 19 (A1) one section of Arkansas was Isaac, 21 member of as Scientists today heralded overrun with flood waters Sait Lake' City motorcycle the most outstanding day with an estimated 3,000 club dead today, and Auston find ever made m persons homeless and heavy Moyle, 19, Alpine, Utah, is in the United States" the discovproperty damage and another a serious condition In the Lehi ery in Gypsum cave near Las from section was recovering as a result of a head-o- n Vegas, Nev , of the ashes of a a tornado which killed at least hospital iruotor- collision between camp fire, marking the first 17 negroes, and Injured- - a hun- cyclesridert-bytheyouthsoconclusive proofs that human dred or more. the Alpine road a mile north beings tif high intelligence Flood waters spread over an of here yesterday. lived here 20,000 and perhaps Extreme Measures aiea of 50 square miles in the Miss Glada Olden, 19, Salt 30,000 years or more ago." south Arkansas oil fields, in- Lake City, riding on the rear News of the discovery was undating many oil field camps seat of the Isaac motorcycle, Dr. received by yesterday or towns. Raids To Curb Salt small and three four Prott ? Photo Auooinfd v with minor Injuries. James A. B. Scherer, director of escaped The Red river bottoms A second BrouP of more than 200 Gold Star mothers sailed aboard the liner Republic (or Franca The including witnesses, of the Southwest Museum, in southwest Arkansas rapidly Robert Isaac, 20, brother of division to visit the graves of sons killed In the war. With them wera members of th Twenty-seventa telegram from Dr. Mark B. nun-dre19 were as (AP) being submerged Bombay, May en route to attend a reunion In London. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Reginald Wain, Mrs. H. P. James, and ten other members of residents evacuated. Ot Nerve worn and fatigued with a Harrington, museum curator in the Balt Lake City club who McKean, Evelyn Wagner, Mrs. Mathilda Burling, national president of Gold Star Mothers; Mrs. Incharge of excavations at GypA of with tornado early yesterday were returning Jrom tag prolonged game an outing, Shannon and Mrs. Paul R. Davidson. sum cave. Dr. Harrington and dian nationalists, police guardstruck the village of Elaine, said that Moyle safely passed Dr. Chester Stock, of the CaliIn Phil- four of the and a large plantation ing the government salt depot motorcycles, then fornia institute of technology, at Wadala today resorted to lips county,' adjacent to the crashed into Isaacs machine. L findannounced the 17 recently more extreme measures to curb Mississippi river, killing It was believed that Isaac turn-- 1 ing in the cave of the skull of the increasing raids on the negroes, injuring a hundred, ed to the left side of the road. a giant ground sloth and since N. VV. KIMBALL and creating a missing list of jsalt pans. neek Isaac received that time have been seeking six others. The policemen used their been thrown over. he had after 51 evidence that man preceded the W. N. Kimball, for years A million dollars worth of the handle bars, while Moyle lathis, or staves, to good effect a sloth in the cave. of Logan, has the resident as raiders to in was the the oil Industry rounding up suffered a possible fracture of damage The telegram from Dr. HarStandard they would seek entrance into distinction of commemorating estimated by Cl the skull and a broken jaw. rington said : the barbed wire enclosure con- his 78th birthday anniversary company of Louisiana official: Have found in One of Gyptaining the salt deposits, and at his home in the city today. to have resulted from the over R. S. McQuarrie, county assessor, has tabulated the results of his assessment of prop- seven of the naiionist volun- Mr- Kimball was bom in Salt flow of Smackover creek. The sum caves rooms a camp lire Lake City, May 19, 1852. the of our sloth hunters, a patch water sent the Red Cross erty in Cache county for the current year and has made a comparison with that for 1929. teers were injured. son of Heber C. Kimball and high of real charcoal under a layer There has been a decrease in inand National Guard troops into over in this of valuations the $300,000 county year property Spectators, constantly Ann Kimball. Sarah Whitney Receive The table creasing in number, who all The occasion of his birthday the area with medical supplies, pedUbyrmore Sthan dseven Cfeet compared with last. Much of this decrease comes in livestock . depreciations. to blankets Sunday sat on their haunches finds this respected citizen in tents, cots and ot undisturbed strate (of the which follows is an interesting study : and laughed and jeered the fairly good health. There will care for the homeless. Activities pleistocene era) in the topmost Refugee camps were estabat their efforts to be no constabulary at the. home but lished basket of which are found at Smackover, 10 miles check the raids, were driven relativessplurge artihere expect north of Eldorado. maker of earlier Pueblo residing back across the railway lines to call and extend their best facts. The find establishes asSpecial award day exercises area from and salt the While Red Cross officials away wishes returns for many happy sociation of man and sloth were held Friday morning at the -- at by situation the policemen. with, grappled oLthe day, Will leave in question. Smackover, the swirling waters 10.15 In the IT. S.'A. C. audiThey turned from this "task position for Dfr Stock: or inof Red River further west torium for student body and to 100 a of nationalfind party stitute to see. activity participation, reached the on a ist ot, levees and college' volunteers top raid making Logan Marksmen Dr. Dr. Scherer said that Dr. ,J. W. Linford, superintenfurther rises were anticipated. the salt pans. Acting quickly has discovery Harringtons The high waters disrupted dent 'of the correspondence they arrested 70, but another 30 director Make Fair highway traffic generally ..over study department and got away, with their hands full an(Continued on Page Five) session summer of the n state the ran and of salt. Interrupted nounced the following program ; ., In t&rfflc Arkansas. South wA partial hartal or stoppage , At Ogden Shoot In addition to the Red River and list of awards. : M. W. Merrill . or work, was declared here m ' Community staging. and Smackover Creek, the Ouof - rumors that consequence ScholarMember Remarks. achita river was overflowing handled salt raiders Interned In Ogden, May 19 J. J. Naper-ste- k lowlands with much higher ship and Awards Committee. the world prison compound. OfFamily Reunion the Scholarship led the trapshooters here stages predicted for Camden Awarding ficial denial was made that As. Dr. F. L. West. breaking 49 out of 50. and Arkadelphia. troops had been employed at Sunday, A. P was high in ' Bigelow i Worll. Will Be Held Scholarship As The tornado at Elaine and 23 otit of 24, and he I Gayle Bunderson, Grant II. tenant demolished Several prisoners went on a doubles, vicinity was also best Rex in the Calder, Floyd L. Clark, hunger strike, complaining that handicap, at 23 gunner A reunion of the Marriner (Continued on Page Eight) Dibble, Doris Farr, Robert K. killing yards, cement been mixed had with 23 out of 25. W. Merrill family will be held Gerber, Hilton F. Hartvigsen, their food. Prison authoriDean Woodall, Dr. W. E. Wayne Hinton, Amy Kearslcy, at the Richmond tabernacle on alties the denied allegation, Louis L. Madsen. Marriner Woman R. June 4. The program will beSeeholzer L. Lar Smith, and imto though they promised Elmer Randall, Helen Merrill, son were from shooters gin at 10 a- - m. There will be visiting prove the quality of the prison Roberts, Donna Slater,. It. W. a variety of"1 games for old Logan. diet. , Woodward. and young during the after-oo- n. Up The scores: Presenting the College Award One of the Interesting 50 Singles:. B. J. Naperstek, and Johansen Scholarships, events of the day will be a Nine In 49; Alf Christensen, 43; W. F, President Elmer G. Peterson. game-- , of baseball between the College Award CyrenexStanley Marriner fam(In place of the former Citily and live other families of Accident Bus Marriner W.x Merrill. izenship Award). was a harmless garter snake, Mens Section, Donald Craik-shanA very fine menu of refreshall, 44; W. E. Smith, 44; Ed picked it up. bit her. - A It Womens section, Faun ments will be served-ThRawlins, Wyo., May 19 (AP) 42; Anderson, Adolph Miller,, 40; passing policeman told her- It SingletoB. were Nine dance which Will Interpersons injured, Doug Bills, 38; Frahk Burgess, Cal Eye Annie, Notorious Woman est both old and young will none seriously, when a west- 37; W. Sllverthorn, 37; P. B, was a rattlesnake and Mrs. Johansen Scholarships fainted. Miss Zona Power, Mr. Charconclude the days program. bound Union Pacific interstate Haslett,.36; H. N. Highfleld, 33; Schllchtman snake died. Mrs. The les Rippon, Miss Elenora Tasso. The committees In charge of bus left the highway 14 miles L. Larson, 32; R. D. ' Simpson, Auburn Escapes Phi Upsllon Onucron Scholeast of here late last might and 23; H. Staker, 21; Ade Glasmann Schlichtman will live. the reunion are as follows: General committee: O. D. overturned. arship, by Faun Singleton. Presi20; W. Ellis, 18. Recount Merrill, Lllena Merrill, Nellie dent, Beryl Lenkersdorfer. The lights of the bus went Doubles (12 pair): A. P. BigeAtibttrnx N. Y., May 19 fPJ ; wall because there was a man The 1927 Class Research Hendricks, Lois Stoddard, Mrs. followwas out driver and the Alf Dean of low. at the front gate and at every 23; Woodall, 22; Of Lester Pocock. William Hendricks, Parley Mer- After less than seven hours by Scholarships, means of the road tag . hy lights wall comer, and search lights 18; W. E. Smith, Helen Smith, Gilbert - Hutchrill, Guy Merrill, William Mer-- j freedom in herx latest of many on an automobile in front of Christensen, Cat played upon the entire enclo-Ey- e 15; R. Seeholjer, 15; L. Larson, 111. jail and prison breaks, who 19 ings. him. MJjpner Jackson, Maggie car Washington, May The ahead not suddenly 13. The fugitive was Annie McDoweil, .48. t sure. W. " Merrill, hrien Merrill, Albert for ' a recount of PM Kappa PM, by Dr.-went down- a hill - and, without Womens missed -- until- 5:30 a. im Handicap (23 yards, 25 ta- the capitals population today Henderson. Merrill, Merlin I. Van Orden, fled from "the Auburnnear a cars the guide provided by Cam P. Bigelow, "23: B. J. followed The woman was known as Leona Blair. prison was eaptured the announcement by ' Agriculture lights, the bus left the road and rgets);. 22; Dean Woodall, the Eye"- because of a pecul-ca- st Naperstek, invitation committee: Maggie lllus this afternoon. . jCat overturned-.rThthe .censuaubrueau. that.,. Madsen, ... jGcorcs. bus e .,,was Or .E. 21;-W. one eye.---ln Dr20r .H. McmiL-LouiStoddard, 1930 total was485,718r. a-- gain Blanch, C. 22 passengers. Gebrge carrying 9 Smith. Alf 19; 20; Christensen, fP) Auburn, N.Y.rMay-lK. Merrill, Lucy Funk, Mrs. M. Leslie" of only 11 percent over the John Decker, 17. L. R. Lillian Annie 19; Seeholzer, Larson, Cat Eye C Rigby. Adelbert Fausett. 437,571 count ten years ago. Mud 48 notorious burglar Elina direcof the Reception committee: Novelist city Commerce Compilers Injured most elusive! Merrill, Joseph Merrill Charles. and one of the the e, H. Floyd Davis, Irvin tory recently estimated Navy Merrill, Lucy C. Merrill. E. M. characters of the underworld District of population of the Veinon Budge, Anthony Out City -Wipes Dies - - . - when at liberty, escaped from Van Orden.- Officer. In Auto 616. Columbia at 591, Mishap Russell,' Donald Cruikshank. Albert the women's prison here durProgram committee: Some residents have comEducation , the night. Kent. Viola ing Merrill, Portsmouth, N. H., May 19 plained they were not enumerSamarang, Java, May 19TAP- Cleopha Richards, . Anne Refreshments c o m m 1 1 1 ee : This was not the first. time 19 Dr. George C. Haven-ne- r (AP) Rear Admiral ated and Baltimore, (AP) May Joseph A stream of mud surPearson, Gwendolyn flowing Rigby, William Merrill, chairman, Wil- Cat Eye Annie has of the federation of citizens Chester V. Davis. Joan Lowell, novelist, was In- Foster, U. 8. N., retired, one of mountain lis Hendricks, Lois Stoddard-Amusemen- t mounted seemingly impossible! from the side of of that officers the the the association, In an suggested automobile surviving jured today M. obstacles to gain her freedom Telemojo has wiped out the encommittee: near accident (Continued on Page Eight i Washington old wooden navy, died today. police make another tabulation T. Van Orden, N. D. Merrill, from iron bars and stone walls. tire native village of Llkasan In He was 90 years Id. the first of next, year. been her she has wheie making October ,orison Leona Blair, Received at the the center -of Java. Forty five Joseph Jensenhome. She was brought to a Edith Funk. 28, 1925, from Buffalo, she eskilled, only On where it was said her hospital a Guy caped on May 10, 1926, from Finance - committee: And Cache Officials ere-slight. injuries County incorMerche. Merrill, chairman; Oreft solitary ceil in which Annciited Prttt Photo In private life she Is Mrs. rill, Dr. T. W. Richards, Mrs. rigible prisoners were confinThe road near the mountain Nomination American finan- Thomas Buchanan. Charles Dewey, OctM. E. Kent, J. W. Funk. ed. She was sentenced in was of destroyed Slatiga cial advisor to the Polish .ten village ober of that year to for seven miles and many ment, was robbed by banditsgovern wh year term for grand larceny, bridges collapsed. Rescue Washington, May 19 (API held up motor ear In which he wai Cleveland, Ohio the- day alter - she .Three Young sceneto hnrried A favorable-report the on rive Thcre seema tO'be""very little to build ' the highway-oppositi- on 'riding near Bucharlst, Rumania. escape, Census made' a sensational of Owen J. Roberts of to the Logan canyon forks of Logan canyon. from the Buffalo Jail and had . . .. to be an associate Men Found Dead been captured because she road project if the gathering L. B. Caine president of tL .; Philadelphia, Cleveland, May 19 (AP) snprotne court. who han bureau farm ankle. county her Firman sprained was ordered today by the senate one of the first of at the court house Saturday Shot Himself favored of the meeting charge she ' In her escape last night, as to the road (Cleveland, leading cities to night Elves a cross-sectiHew York, May 19 (API-T- hree cut the wood around the lock project while Ephraim Judiciary committee. to census bureau of found the state Farm were Girls sentiment. secreport men Bergeson, president public young Rescuing In her cell door, on the - Without Gun Washington has a population of- members, county officials and farm bureau was opposed. T. slam in Brooklyn today two ond floor. From there she went anH. former president (897,458, census supervisors on a street comer and the third down the corridor td the repre- of Humphreys, Greater Cleve taxpayers generally, were call19 (AP) the chamber of commerce irf a vacant lot. today. Jnounced May1 floor. on first the Philadelphia, hall 19 Chicago, May of sent and when a vote was wMch includes all (p) outlined In a detailed way, the Police found no link between ception Injured There she donned a light top Frank Tuttle shot himself in Two firemen were a ed it stood 48 for and 16 against .benefits that would come by overcome while Cuyatoga county, caught the two cases, but attributed all coat and a fedora hat belong;a policeman neck last night without AMERICAN three deaths to hoodlum feuds. ing to Warden Frank L. Hea-co- x the buildtag this road, to citizens of rescuing two girls trapped on large overflow of growth from the project. a gun. were the the city and county alike. 10 Innings) First fire the city proper and grew to 1, a been when those floor third the present Each of the three had game: Among thus masquerading as and There is no catch to this. started today In the German- 197,818. St. 003 100 000 4 11 1 Louis as shot four times. and of P. G. Peterson commissioners Provo, a man, she fled. Prison matcounty while in his room town Y. W. C. A. 000 000 040 building. The man found dead in a rons found on the table this He did It While greater Cleveland was Chairman W. W. Hall and Com- member of the state road com- Detroit the Metropole hotel He Stewart and Farrell; limine. Miss Increase two a Besides vacant lot was identified from morning a bundle of knotted at the missioner A. T. Clawson voted mission, was present and Urged percentage showing girls. will recover. Cat of Cora Meyers this city Sol 26.76 from the 1920 popuia as favoring the road scheme, it quick action,' either for or Sullivan, Page, Sorrell andJLir-agata- st fingerprint records as Jack Val- blanket strips, which He tells about It. but F. MisS to Elizabeth known the project. It is as- - (Heave, Hayworth. believing and 25, police Wylie ofjtion oX 943.495, the city Itself is pretty well determined that enti, Eye" apparently left, I held a pistol cartridge rain never convicted oP any serious them unnecessary in her flight 39, others were found a growth hardly half as Cache County will go on record sumed from the present status1 All others postponed: Md., Northeast, a over Jet. a In gas spoon , total when the proper time comes, of the question, that the com- - 8n flames. . its from The other two. routed the charge. 'previous by ever the wall rapid see if heat to j, the wanted NATIONAL to mistioners will approve the pro-- J shot in a motor car and Warden Heaeox said that it Iwould explode it.v quota The fire swept through one of 796,841, with 12.63 percent, guaranteeing ner All game was postponed, and as Actual next' 100,617 at outlined their bodies thrown out, one almost was humanly Impostheir that match It of before gram being the growth floor appropriated building It did. 1 , and CM weaUiei. on top of the ether, had not sible for anyone to scale the 423 respectively. ;' --j. was checked. by tfto U. S, Bvreau of Roads oflicial session. I ' been Identified. U n- ds CACHE COUNTY ASSESSOR PREPARES DETAILED TABLE SHOWING RESOLTS OF 1030 STY ASSESSMENT U.S.A.CSludenls, - Awards For be-vo- nd - - Records I . Picks Rattle Snake Injured k; e Prison from Burglar, Suggest - Washington ns W. , - s. U, Stream of Retired Bur-goyn- -- -- Favorable Report -w- - P Taxpayers Are For Road Project i part-impos- Roberts ed Returns nom--fnati- . . Injured on 1 BASEBALL jujuiu, 0-- tly . on i |