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Show rj-rv- T P WEATHE 1 VOLUME tonight and Friday; 'frost tonight. IDAHO: Fair tonight and Friday, slowly rising temperature. LIII. RED CAGLES WIFE IS SHY CONUT Wife of One of the Wounded-Reput- ed Gunman and Former Convict accused of Shooting. Cal, Melville G. Sturtevant, star .government witness in a prohibition case involving the alleged operation of a big still west of here, was shot to death, and Mrs. Grace Berri, wife of one of the principal defendants, was dangeiously wounded yesterday on the Berri ranch, scene of the alleged liquor operations. Mrs. Beiri told officers that Vincent Lucchi, reputed gunman and former convict of San Francisco, did the shooting, and that she escaped death only because she was able to flee from Lucchi before he could fire a second shot at her. Mrs. Berri said Sturtevant, Lucehi and sITe went to the beach near the Berri ranch earlier in the ciy and spent some time talking, she asserted that Lucchi, who was in the rear seat of the automobile, shot suddenly drew a gun, Sturtevant twice in the back and then turned the weapon upon her. woman The wounded said that she jumped from the automobile and ran, and that Lucchi had been unablo to follow her because he has an artificial leg. for photographers. UNDER Course Ail plans have been formulated for the holding of a camp leaders training school for the scouters of the Cache valley scout council from Saturday, May 24 at 4 p. m. to Sunday, May 25 at 1:30 at camp Logan, the scout camp in Logan canyon. Scout Executive Preston W. Pond is sending out program circulars and invitations to all scout leaders. He annourices that all scouters are invited to attend the school whether they rerelve invitations or not. ; The program follows: 4 p. m. Saturday, .arrive in session: camp. Organization Get acquainted smgaree, explanation of the course and camp organization; discussion, set up camps and organize patrols; evening preparation session: report on patrol organization, patrol cooking;1 discus- 4 New 22 full-a-pe- p: . Is Dedarela Waste seniors completed school ..work, ...and awarded diplomas at , Chicago, May 22 fP) Sing-- North Cache high school exAlder-mi! k in the bathtub is to ercises held Friday evening, May E. J. Kaindal a flagrant 16, in the Richmond tabernacle. of good water- The graduate list Joltowsr-VelmI he alderman and hScom-- n P. Astel, Annie Lar'tee have been investigating sen, Eva Beutler, Mary Lee, tne water situation. In the Lynn Taggart Bright, Joyce t ' mmittee Lewis, Lawrence S. Cantwell, report just made A. Lott, Margaret public Alderman Kaindal. men- Vaughan tions that bathroom baritones, Roundy Cardon, Ivan Clair May tub tenors and bathing bassos W. LeRoy Coo'ey,, Amy Mon-so- n, are responsible for the waste Viola Cooley, Mary Myler, of a lot of water and one of Martha Dahle, Clain A. Nelson, Neluse the reasons Chicagoans Spencer H Daines, Mary more water per capita than son, Ina Doty, Rodney S. Nyman any city in the world, Erma L. Earl, Marietta Nyman, Mr. Kaindal professed to see Emma Federico, Beth Parkinbo musical advantage in the son Alice Marquente Fisher, Perkins, Edith Mae Practice that would offset the La Vop M. Peterson,. Edwin economic waste. He did not'pher, Myri Pet Margaret out suggest and na Follett, right Djuise Uiat bathroom ballads be Marian Fuller, Cormne ' eJoofrey, wts peterson, tailed, but his meaning I B. Pitcr.tr, Mildred umistakaUe. Brotie Eighty theirwere - high m a i , r -- . An-eo- cur-jerso- n, out in line with the railroad crossing on the road that intersects with (the Trenton Lewiston road. Mr. Monasmith was assured that e the county road supervisor, liam Follett, would be detailed to investigate the condition and report. James Kelley of the Bird and Jex company of Ogden, asked for assistance In preventing rubbish- being dumped on the Weston Vernon property south of the Logan river bridge on the west side of the state highway. Mr. Kelley was told that a sign would be erected on the sh -- Wil-ith- California. This scholarship amounts to $750. Mr. Linford graduated with honors from the high school -of the Brigham Young college in 1925 and from the U. S. A. C. In 1929. During the past year he has been doing post graduate work in physies, his Dumping" of rubbish premises major subject. He is also a member of Phi Kappa Phi, prohibited by order of County Commissioners. national scholarship fratern- A. D. Austin of Trenton asked ity, which distinction he won last year. to have a screen placed over Mr. Linford plans to leave the intake of a pipe line for California early in August . ing a large stream of water to begin work on his doctors inear the Austin home. As the degree. not now protected, it is 4 pipe is feared It is dangerous to the lives of children. Commissioner L. Hi Allen promised: to perConvicted sonally inspect the pipe and report for, commissioner, action., A. D- - Blanchard of Smithfield Degree Murder filed a written Detition from citizens and taxpayers of ad21 Sebring, Ila., May (P) joining land, asking for the William., R, . Carver, former county Jp adopt what, is comestate real oper- monly - known as Dry canyon Philadelphia ator, today was convicted of road as a county road. Commisfirst degree murder, with a ' re- sioner Allen was instructed to commendation for, mercy. for investigate and report 'to . the the murder of his wife here commissioner. several weeks ago. The verdict carries a penalty of life impriersity of - Clerks Members of the Logan post office clerks are. preparing- - to entertain postal clerks from Salt Lake City, Ogden, and Brigham City on Sunday, May, 25. At 10:30 a. m. a meeting will be held in the Federal building. Business concerning the local postal group will be transacted after which plans for coming state convention of post office clerks to be held in Salt Lake City, July 19th and 20th, will be discussed. Among the visitors from out of town will be several officers of the Utah State Federation of Post Office Clerks. These are, Ira L Brady of Ogden, . secretary;. Grant Graff of Sait Lake City, vice president, and Daniel Elton of Salt Lake City and ,R- - W. Forrest of Brigham City who are of the board of directors. In the Logan post office are two officers of the State Federation, G. E. McDonald, president, and Albert O. Anderson, correspondAfter business ing secretary. concerning the local group and the State Federation is completed, lunch will be served in Logan canyon. Wants $12,000 I sonment. Carver also had been indicted for the hatchet murder of his son Lee, and the killing of Ben Whitehead, his negro servant. Graduating Income Stopped New York, May 22 (P)The News says today . .that Elizabeth Ford, 24, Ford, daughter of William Toledo, O., glass manufactur- er, has instructed her father to discontinue her $12,006 annual allowance and intends to live on the of her husband, New York, May 22 (JP) An order from .his physician is law to Mayor James J. Walker, but he has his own inter- May 22 (API-Fur- ther protests against the were London naval treaty heard on capital hill today from members of the high command of the navy. Rear Admiral .rank H. told Schofield senate the foreign relations committee he did not regard the treaty as benefitting the United States; that he favored more 8 inch be gun cruisers than would permitted, and that the pact rafailed to maintain- the tio with Japan. senate naval Before tne 5-- 3- - (Continued on Page Two) Matthews said they were going to Richmond, Va., his homes where he has a job helping to put up a riietal garage. In New York the couple are hotel occupying a , - roomr -- ay Sorensen Lad ' , Population of Washington, May 22 7P) Tacoma, Wash., seventy-firNew Hampshire city in 1920. today came Into the 1930 census list with a 9.7 percent increase, passing Concord, N. H., May 21 tTPI j two Massachusetts cities, Lynn, and. Lowell, slxty- Talbot. CIyde Lambert Johnson, population of 460.325. a gain MUe Thompson, Clea Johnson, of 18,309, or 4.14 percent since first in the last census. Their now Flo Thompson, Zelphia Dale 1820, was reported for the state respective populations Jones, Wayman Claus .Tidwell,! of New Hampshire in census, are: fcUcoma. 106.372; Lynn, 102,293; LoweU, 100,050. John Jones, Ruby Tidwell. Orlol returns published today. increase was Tacoma was passed by E, Jones, Jessie Van Orden.I The greatest Karren, Ariel T. Waite, in the second district, more sonville, Fla., 129,682; Tulsa, Wikia Mae Keari, May Wheeler than 8,000. The cities of Con-- 1 Okla.. 140,531; Long Beach, Cal Marv Bernice King, Enetta COfd and Portsmouth are in1 141,390, and Sen Diego, Cal, I the district. 147, 897, . Woolf. , , st sixty-nint- h, ! , Jack-Mel- 1 , va 22 May Bri- (7P) -- a contingent from Hyderabab regiment were sent today to the government-operate- d salt depot at Dharasana to prevent further- raiding by Indian nationalist volunteers. nationalist Simultaneously headquarters there announced that the next mass raid would take place Sunday. Hitherto only police, some armed, but principally armed with laths, or staves, have been depended upon to maintain order at the salt depots. Police and troops raided the Nationalist , camp at Untda:, near Dharasana today, and destroyed it. remaining in complete control of .the area. At Wadala a partv of 100 raiders divided themselves Into two batches, and were arrested. Of a second party 18 were arrested but the remained succeeded in gettilng away with some - salt. The British government issued a statement saying that only three or four of tne nay. tionalist volunteers were In timated that 2,600 and lacerations about the head, as a result of being hit by an automobile this morning. The lad had been to the west fields with-- his, cows,, and was returning home from the pasture on his bicycle. As he was rounding the big pond, on the Cow Lane west of the Logan fish rearing ponds, he was hit by an automobile driven by J. E. Hansen. , -- is that Mr. Han- Philadelphia, May 12 (V- Gifiord t Pinchot s plurauty over Francis Shunk Brown for the Republican guberna-toria- L nomination crept slowly upward with the tabulation today of additional scattered districts. With 182 districts missing, Pinchot had a lead of 11,-85- in Tues8,519 dis- Additional senatorial fight served only to increase the big plurality given secretary of labor, James R. Grundy. The unofficial vote from gave Secretary Davis 715,454, Senator, Grundy 476,806 and Francis H. Bohlen, wet, 235,574. , Dog Throws Fit ! , In Home; Killed took part In the raid. Alarming news came from the northwest frontier, a report from Peshawar, saying that severe casualties had been inflicted by British bombers on the forces of the Hajl of which have remained in a threatening position near the Indian , border since the beginning of the present, unrest. A run ,on the bank of' India, bega,n .yesterday, continued .today with ..the- - numbers of those withdrawing their deposits somewhat smaller. ' H. F. Nariman, .president of the lo6al congress committee, who was arrested yesterday during a raid on the national congress headquarters, was sentenced today to . 1 . ia i (Continued on Page Eight) Hawaiian Press Honors By Sheriff Shaw Sheriff W H Shaw and Chief Deputy Oliver Eames were given an urgent call to Nibley last evening, the report being that ai, , all-Ind- 8,-3- 07 districts. for senator, es- Tur-angz- 9. tricts of the 8,7.1 in the state, for governor, gave Pinchot 609,154 and 621,013, Brown Thomas W. Phillips, Jr., wet candidate, 260,872. a had thrown dog , Peace Officer In Idaho Dies Mormon Centennial Fete Elder Eugene Bell, son of Mr. 'a fit and was frightening the family of Isaac Smith. Upon the arrival of the officers at the home, they found the dog closeted In the kitchen, s It - was Jumping fcaglftkt, the wall and falling to the floor, the animal gave the appearance of being mad as it was frothing at the mouth. Mrs. Smith and two small girls were home alone and they were really made happy when the dog was put out of Its misery with a pistol shot and carried from . the house. (Pj Frank peace officer ir. Idaho for a quarter of a century and for the past eight years United States marshal for Idaho,, died here last night following an illness of about three j weeks. The marshal suffered a cerebral hemorrhage which climaxed upwards of a year of failing health. The end came Boise, May 22 M. Breshears, 60, at 9:30 o'clock while members of the family were at the bed--Id- e. His life had been despaired of for ten days although hope was raised last week.. that recover ht the L. D. S. sugar plantation when he showed marked Im. , at Laie, which article The Jour- provement. nal reproduced .with the last week. Pictures' given are -- of the Mortndn " chofr at 'Honolulu, prominent church officials, and v messages of congratulation, inv TODAYS GAMES cluding one from the governor of Hawaii territory. AMERICAN Eider Bell also sent home First several kodak pictures of him- Boston game: 000 000 002-- 2 5 0 self and other missionaries Washington .. 000 000 30x-- 3 5 2 leaving Laie enroute to ConferGaston, Lismbee and Barry; ence, April 6, at Honolulu. They Hadley and Spencer are covered from head to foot Firs; -- ame; with Laie wreaths, the Hawai- New Ynrk -- , 212 300 002-1- 0 16 0 ian token of welcome, friend- Philadelphia 000 000 100-1- 6 4 ship and goodwill. One photo Second game: ar. shows aged Hawaiian native jjew York 720 20 convert. 014 20 ha-mig- BASEBALL - Philadelphia Hoyt, Mcevoy, Johnson and Dickey; Shores, Quinn, Rommel, Earnshaw and Schang. Second game: Boston 000 1 Weather in Rocky Mountains Varies From Snow and Slush to Record Heat The Denver, May 22 (AP) vagaries of the weather were a speculative topic in the Rocky Mountain region today. Several Colorado cities yesterday experienced the seasons high mark for warm weather. Residents of Denver and Lead-vill- e, and Colo., Cheyenne, Wyo., awoke this morning to find a heavy snow blanketing the ground. A freakish combination of .wet snow and rain continued to pelt green trees and freshly cut lawns in Denver today. Automobiles, thetr tops coated with snow, slithered through slushy streets. Pedestrains who yesterday wore straw hats and :;t.oped under awnings to mop bows, today padded along in rubbers and damp overcoats. returns Unofficial days primary from volunteers day Issue of April 6 which devotes a choice pictorial section to the L. D. S. Centennial. Elder Bell is laboring as a Mormon missionary In Laie, Hawaii. Skull in The paper contains manv worthy tributes to the Mormon Wendell Sorensen eleven year people, relates the history of ola son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. the establishment of the chufch Sorensen, is in the hospital suf- In the islands, and an interfering from -- a fractured - skull esting review of the history-o- f Crash Pinchot has Slight Majority over Brown and Phillips for Governor Davis Leads Grundy for Senatorial Nomination. jured-seriousl- The government Gets Fractured - Tacoma, Washington Increases Bombay, tish troops and Mrs. A. J. Bell of Logan, has sent home a copy of the Honolulu Advertisers large Sun- 7. pretation. Attending a testimonial dinner for James J. Sexton, president of the board of taxes and assessments, the mayor, who recently recovered Trom a physical - breakdown, sald t I promised my doctor that I would pack my evening clothes away, until hexb. winter - So he ' attended the banquet in a business suit. .1 Washington, - -- Greene, Vean Postma, Bemiece Leona Rawlins, Gyllenskog, Gwenaver Hancey ."Victor Philip) Rasmussen, Inez Hanson, G. Frank Raymond, Ellen Marie Hansen, Louise Racks, Helen Gladys Hansen, Afton F. Rigby, Lula Harris, Carlyle Russell Rogers, Eva H. Haslam, Nathan L. Beamons, Henry K. Haslam, Lorna Beamons, Ezra K. Hatch, Fredon Shumway, Carma Hendricks, Merlin Smith, Beth E. Hendricks, Garnet Smith, Edith Hyer, Varva Sorenson, Dafna Jensen, Edith Stoddard, Myrle Jensen, Thyta More 8 Inch Guns. It wages ek Schofield Favors a plumber's sen waspresumed blinded by the brush on assistant. the turn at the point where the Louis Matthews, the plumoccured. The lad was bers helper, Is her fourth hus- mishap bundled up and taken ta the band, whom she married im- hospital immediately. There mediately after the annulment seems to be no blame attached in Buffalo, N. Y.t of her mar- to Mr. Hansen, the accident beriage to Eugene Newton, ja. lieved to have been one that Mulatto cabaret employe, May was ' unavoidable. Physicians Orders Class - gaily Dolores Mayor Obeys at Richmond TO Those in Command of U.S. Navy Heard on Rear Capitol Hill Admiral Frank H, To Head- . C Entertain of First Has Large Singing In Bathtub Cache county commissioners held a pretty busy session on Wednesday. J. J. Monasmith of Trenton. was present and asked that the fence line be moved Trenton-Cor-inl- II. Linford, post grad- uate student at the I. S. A. I., and son of Bishop and .Mrs. .Limes W, Linford, has received word of his appoint- ment to the Willard I). Tliomp- soil .scholarship at the Flit- - North Cache High School (Continued on Page Three) i Ieo (AP) York, May Eighteen men were reported to have been plunged from the second floor of a building on the construction under midtqyra west side today when steel works collapsed." A hundred men were at work on the structure. Five men were believed bv police, after a hurried check 15 to have been killed and others to have been injured. The building was being erected at- and fifty - first street eleventh avenue for a baking steelwork demonstration making company, and the sion, camp bed; discussion, potral as- had reached the fourth floor. signments for camp fire pro- The cause of its collapse could gram, preparation of the eve-rin- g not be quickly ascertained. The first ambulance corps to meal' ton patrol basis); camp fire session: "Why go arrive removed two bodies from discussion; Why the ruins. Camping and How of the camp fire proThe crash as !he steel girders gave way was heard for program gram; the camp fire m operation: ""sing,-- a formal blocks, crowds summoning men entombed opening, solve the puzzle, pa- which found trol stunts, a story closing 'beneath a mass of twisted steel ceremony, taps; lights out, a an(j timbers. awe - (a - bump , under,. y.ouf Six ambulances,., a ..rescue back?). squad, hook and ladder comGood morning! a musical panies and police from six preceremony; cincts hastened to the scene, flag awakening; hurried from up exercises in camp and four priests retting - di.cussi4rr, the camp inspection; the church- - oMhe-sacrelieart "discussion; camp breakfast on to administer the last rites to tm can stove (on individual dying men. One great girder was flung basis with patrol supervision) ; across the street and into the camp inspection. side of the building of the Full -- a -- chuck and How of the nature program in Bramback piano company, ter.mwomen workers camp; demonstration hike; Tne rifying none of them. but hold juring camp Sunday service. Lets one. Relaxation; feeding the J U. C. Scholarship and Fifteen Injured One Hundred Men Were at Work., - Local Postal Busy Session On Wednesday 4 Five Men, Believed to Leo H. Linford . Have Been Killed; J Gets Thompson After Hurried Check tL , hi Commission In IN NEW YORK CITY COLLAPSES In Logan Canyon " OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION v OPPOSITION by court records at Gretna, La., as the resigned West Point football star, shown leaving station1 In New York following her arrival from Pennsylvania Louisiana. She inslated she was "Just Miss tjalle" and refused to posa Marion Halle, disclosed Camp Leaders Training PElSILllfl quarters Announce That Next Mass Raid Will Take Place Sundays Indian Camp Raided. By Howard W. Blakeslee, Paris, May (P Associated Press Science ador Claudel of France and Editor. General John J. Pershing of Tulsa, Okla., May 22 AP the United States, today voiced the sympathies of their na- Dsicovery of a more powerful tions to the moie than 200 gasoline, a blend especially for are automobiles, was announced to gold . star mothers who associavisiting military cemeteries the natural gasoline tions annual convention today. where their boys are buried. The mixture restored what The ambassador and the the the motorist likes to call "'the soldier who commanded fashioned forces Old American expeditionary goodness'1 to triin France, joined their gasoline, by which he means ceremonies quick, easy starting in cold butes at public It is described also which today provided a tender weather. climax to the pilgrimage of as adding power which the old the mothers from the United tame gas never had, and as inStates. creasing the available gasoline The consecration, which was supply. auurinlcit Prtaa Photo occurred at a The blendng formula is a gift spontaneous, 13 years In retirement, After AmeriIn to luncheon given by the the petroleum industry, Maude Adams. famoua actre, has to Am bass- - the -- form oH3Uiletlni4-fron- r announced she will return to the ador Claudel, who had been the department of engineering in a modern comedy by an invited to speak on the French ; research of the University of i stage American playwright. influence United 'Michigan. in the It is States. cial, anyone who wishes being One of the largest compan lfree to use it. The develop- ies in the history of the club ment was sponsored by the na of was present, with General tural gasoline association Pershing among the notable America, and was done under M, direction of George Granger guests. After welcoming Claudel as a Great AmbassaBrown, professor of chemical dor, General Pershing turned engineering and dlrcrtor of re- immediately to the pilgrimage search for the association. He of the American war mothers presented today the final re (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) wife of Red Cagle, IRKS V Ambass- 22 STEEL Jk sociation Especially For Autos. Ceremony Held 22 May Public Women Nationalist Returning To Stage Ambassador Claudel Announeement of Disof France Also Voic- covery made in Aned Sympathies to two nual Convention of Hundred Gold Star Natural Gasoline As- Principal Defendants (APL DRYS LEAD IN FURTHER INDIA SALT RAIDS TO OE San Tafeal, OF BRITISH TROOPS SENT TO PREVENT MESS SHOT Seriously NUMBER 120. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930. .LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, LIQUOR TRIAL wI ITAH : Fair and eoallnwd Washington 204 I Morris and Hevtag; Burke and - Ruet;' Rain fell, in Grand Junction, St. Louis 000 000 300-- 3 12 0 Colo., Yellowstone, Wyo., Helena 000 200 000-- 2 7 0 Mont., and Salt Lake City. .Cleveland Holshauser and Fer Other Rocky Mountain points Collins, were experiencing sharp tem- rell, Manion; Brown and Sewell. perature drops from yesterdays ' NATIONAL soaring mercury. 022 002 011 Recent showers In Colorado, Philadelphia 011 020 022 have in general been beneficial New York to Crops. An exception la In Willoughby and Davis; Walkthe northeastern section of. the er, Genewlch, Lucas and O , state where continued cold Farrell. weather has Retarded some Brooklyn ........ 100 000 220-- 5 10 0 1 , 001 010 Boston crops, Snow was falling today in I Elliott, Wrefc, Morrison and southeastern Wyoming to mark Lopez, Seibotd tncl Spohrer. 13 1 3 002 winter's third visit of a month. .Chicago 02D-- 5 13 2 From, a summery temperature PUtsburgtx , 001 Oil of 78 above yesterday, the merOsbrne, Mass and Hartnett; Ericksa cury suudenly artpped iO a Pelt, Suencer, Jones, tem- auit freezing maik. Freezmg loo , peratures were- - expected to be .'Cincinnati general over the state tonight. t St. Louis . I -- , I ! 022-613- 2d1-1- ' I |