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Show irMrMTTlirrMTMMyMH'lTrTrTMTITTfMTH r'fTI II I M I M om I h ? I pmmii 1, f ff . V ''T CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET Wbeah T)Hn, High I.ow (lose 1.97 8 July 1.06 8 1.07 8 1.06 5-- Kept 1.09 Gee. 1.13 VOLUME 5-- 2 1.11 .13 5--8 8 8 1.09 2 US 1.10 1.13 3 8 ft - VTA II : l'art I.y elouily tonight ami WetiueMlu) ; little rliunge In ! 8 3-- 8 ' WEATHK A A temiieratiire. Fair funigi't and Wed. IDAHO; . LIIL LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY, GRAF JUNE 3, 1930, NUMBER 130. ZEPPELIN THIRTEEN MURDERERS AND ROBBERS ESCAPE FROM T HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE Bullets Fired By As sassin Through Bed room Window Pierc cd the Coverlet of JVealthly Ladies Bed Giant German ble Took Off Lakehurst Last Nigh Lakehurst Last Night and Flew Over New York. Unhurt. An at- Chicago,. June (p) tempt was made early today upMrs. Lottie Brenon the life of ner Dechow, the wealthy and elderly woman who recently brought perjury charges against her young husband, the Count Von Vuelow, alleging he married her under a spurious name. The assassin fired two shots through her bedroom window. The bullets pierced the coverlet of her bed. The bedroom Is on the second floor of Mrs. Dechow's cpst-l- y residence.- The assassin climbed to theToof of - a garage a abutting the house, placed gun against the bed room win3 sell-styl- ed and fired twice-Mrs- Continued on Page Three Mh Mich., June Thirteen inmates of one oi the bad wales escaped from the Ionia state hospital for the criminal insane early today after making a prisoner of the night Superintendent. The inmates forced the night door guard to release them by threatening to kill the superintendent, Gene Owen. One of the fugitives was recaptured three hours after the break. The others were the object of a wide spread search. Before leaving, the 13 men cut telephone wires leading 3 from the institution, which Is a mile and a half from the city limits and opened doors of other wards on the first floor. This released approximately 150 men, who, however, conducted themselves in an orderly manner and made no attempt to escape. Perry C. Robertson, superintendent of the hospital, described the release of the 13 men as creating a very serious situation. The capture of night superintendent Owen was effected by a ruse, one of the 18 men In the ward stopped a guard on his rounds at 2:30 a. m. and told him that another inmate was crawling out at the rear of the ward. The guard called (Continued on Page Eighty 1 col-eg- e, d Severe Clashes Between Spends Day Quietly at Buckingham. Palace Hundreds of Messages of Congratulation Received Col - IS ors Ceremony. In Police And India Rioters OLGA NATIONAL CARLSON GETS SCOUT POST Substantial Majorities 'in Both House and GIRL Sriteh. Superintendent. 1 A Real Home Industry Threatening to Kill - , Dechow, 55 years old and possessor of a fortune left her late Alderman Nate by the Brenner, had arisen five minutes earlier to go to the chamber of her sister, Mrs. May Gross, whose husband was buried yesterday. It was while in her sisters room that she heard the shots and hurried back to her own. The bullets had drilled the screen and window Just below the point the shade reached. Police later found a .38 calibre bullet embedded in the floor. The other bullet was believed to have - buried itself - in-- the and The Ceiling When He Missed the Stop Capturing By The Associated Press. Homeward bound with a bit in her teeth, the Graf Zeppelin today was spending cast over the north Atlantic at approximately 90 miles an hour. Taking off from the naval station at Lakehurst, N J.. at 9:12 (E S. T.) last night, she reported her position" 12 hours later as 40:18 north, 57:30 west approximately- 780 miles due east of New York Cuy. From 5 a. m. to 9 a- m. she had traveled 358 miles, which would place her average speed at 89 7 miles an hour Although the message did not say. It was piesumed she was favored by a tail wind as her average 60 crusing speed is around miles an hour. After soaring over New York City and Long Island last night 4 Mftcl'Ued Pro Photo in a farewell salute, she headRubalee P a r h a of Depew, ed northeast up the North Atlantic coast. Then sometime af- Dkla., in addition to being (elected at Stephens ter 5 oclock she changed her earbook queen Mo wae also Columbia, course toward the southeast and the healthleat girl and the Seville, her first stop on her jea athlete of tht school. way home to Friedrichshafen. - dow One of the Men Free Chief Engineer of only Short Time Caldwell, Idaho, Ice Gained Freedom by Plant Carried against Yearbook Queen. (By The- - Associated Press) Severe clashes between police and Hindu rioters broke forth anew In India today at three different points, with one d and many wounded- - In all cases the natives were repressed. . Bombays Worli suburb, in which is the large Internment prison with its barbed wire en" tanglemehts, saw the fiercest encounter, in which a score or more congress volunteers were seriously Injured, five of them being taken to a congress hospital in precarious condition. A village near Madras hitherto quiet, listed the single early fatality, a Hindu ehgaged in Inciting colun-tee- rs to raid store. The police were heavily stoned. Dharasana reported several natives injured by police during repeated raids on the salt depots by two batches of civil disobedience cohorts. kil-Ie- All Set For . Elks Convention Caldwell, Idaho, June. June 3 (p) Caught by a runaway levator, George Ray, 40, 'was crushed to death in the Caldwell ice plant here yesterday. Ray, who was chief engineer In the plant, had started the elevator from a floor below to order to get some meat from the storage plant for two customers. The elevator passed the floor on which they were standing and Ray reached inside to stop It but missed the switch. Before he could get either fully inside or out of the elevator it caught him and carried him jip against the celling Where It ' lodged. Ray was dead when a physician arrived. He is survived by his widow, Leora Mayers Ray and a son William, aged 17. o- - Another Victim Of Gangster Guns In Chicago Chicago, June 3 AP) Gang fusiliers notched a ninth vie-tlof week-en- d sniping on their muskets today with the death of Joseph Ferrari,,- year old Sicilian,, who .was. one., of three men shot down in a fusillade at North Clark and Locust streets to the renewed out break of hostilities. - of a possible slaying were also reported but no - inform Uon was - available hours after a policeman report- -' ed seeing a slumped body in an automobile as it drove away from a hotel where shots had ' been heard. f Ferrarls death from bullet wounds .followed by several hours the death of his companion, Samuel Monistero, but was their pal. Tony Tornare only sUghtly'-woundecFour others wounded during the week-en- d which has cost nine lives in the Chicago area ware still dueling ..with .today . as ilolice continued a round up of. bad men to forestall further ' violence. More than 200 persons, Including three who are listed among the crime commissions public enemies, had been arrested at dawn, with polic' squads still woiklng throughout the city, King London, June 3 M5) Practically everything la , to George celebrated his sixty fifth readiness for the Big Elks- -f as Instructor of the national field training staff of the in Recorded birthday today, remaining quiet GirlAppointment here on . Friday and Krouts of America is the distinguished honor which has come to Miss ly In Bucskinghaqi Palace while of this week. Exalted Who nine an been officer of Saturday the for has Carlson Bill Vote past of Pension Prince years Logan, on son. the Olga Within the past three years his eldest "A. Ruler A. and for the past four and Firnpage reports royal salute at of the Girl Kcouts oi ganization of Halt Lake, there has grown up an indus- Wales, took the that he has about enough room Makes has been director of the Kalt Lake rouncil. colors. of the )ears the trooping now to house the large delegatry that from Its Infancy has Miss Cailson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Carlson, .70 The kings uncle, the Duke of been endowed with a measure tion, south Fourth East street, Logan, and a sister of Alias Vera Carlson, cereof vitality that has steadily Connaught, witnessed the The Logan high school band overlook- secretary to President E. G. Peterson of the C. 8. A. C. A brother Carl C. a from balcony mony been bearing abundant fruit In will be the official convention cted ( arlson of Preston is a furniture dealer there and a member of the stake Washington, June 3 horse the parade. guards ing Cache valley. This enterprise Miss Carlson Is a niece of Mayor A. G. I.umlstrom. over .the veto of Presiband, there will also be about Hundreds of messages of con- presidency.1919-2Is the Better Wheat Products seven other bands from Salt Miss Carlson was instructor in physical education at dent Hoover, a new law for the From over an all from gratulation company located in Its own Lake, Ogden and Provo. The sun never the L. 8. A. C. She is a graduate of the Cnlversily of Utah, aiitfa former payment of pensions to veterthe which on empire ans of the Spanish-Americbuilding on 'the corner of First sets and from other countries director of physical culture in Ogden city schools. Logan American Legion drum -West and First South. Laurel corps, will of course be one of The Salt Lake Tribune this morning carried the following rouccruiug war- - today took- - Its- - place upon "world poured Into over ail the Wheat, the product manufacturthe main attractions. the statute books of the nation. from morning. the early of palace 13 Most York. in New ed by this up and coming orJames Deuine, former state Miss Carlson will assume her duties August Substantial majorities in both famof the members The royal with the Salt branches of congress ganization has come to enjoy a late spent traveling in the field, ller amice prison warden will open the yoted to convey their lief time will be called early ily of registered yesterday to pass the measure of the organization has seen a steady growth convention, steadily growing and satisfying morning Friday and the grandchildren lathe brancch with the principal address. An members from 69, when she first assumed work, to about 830 at the be- In spite of the chief executives reputation as a tasty food pro- greetingslittle gifts. brought duct made of June, 1930. from real home The senate vote addres of welcome will dL'V'Pproval. Principal among the official ginning be giver by Mayor A. G. This large increase in members Miss Carlson attributes to the was 61 to 18 and that of thfe grown Cache Valley wheat. was ancient the celebrations work of her associate council leaders. It is just seven months ago Lundsttom. Exalted Former house 298 to 14. col- earnest the of -nine about trooping ceremony been has organized It was last November that the. Tlie Salt Lake branch of the rouncil Ruler, W. F. Jenson will reOn both roll calls the Demo-car- ts Accepts Invitation inon of ors was and local guards regiments of by the director group Miss Carlson was the first comBetter Wheat Products voted solidly against the spond to the welcome of Mayor the famous horseguards parade, years. strumental in creating juany of the groups of Girl Scouts throughout the president while - a group Lunds trom,..Mr. Jensen is prespany was reorganized .from the which of f1 -watched was former Laurel Wheat company. dep e n dables Tq Form Government ident of the State association of Utah" Has Good of interested spectators city Miss Fmily Lynch, Salt Lake council, field captain for three years, administration Elks. The musical numbers of Along with this reorganization iis position The supported down cold the gray came the installation of new despite succeeds Miss Carlson. the opening session besides the western independent Republi-ca- s of sunshine. not a with gleam 3 Stockholm, Sweden, June bands and other instrumental Fire of Democrats the machinery and other equipment joined and the other er lead-Carl Gustaf Ekman, Queen Mary to promote greater progress in numbers will Include vocal solos the senate to approving the MV the watched proladies GIRL of the Peoples party, today by prof wTlteTweftiand Chas SWAN LAKE, IDAHO, the manufacture of this pro- royal bill. ceeding from the windows of accepted King Gustaves invl-j- o. duct. Peterson. The convention Salt Lake City, June 3 was Mr. Hoovers it Although offices. the King government A short time before the to tatlon to form a caoinet to progfram is now printed and On the basis of showwas second first it his veto, GAGGED because AND Indoors BOUND FOUND to the Llndman ready for distribution. stayed be brought to a vote change In organization, it was George Several succession ing, fire insurance Companies rheumatof recent attack a of which resigned found that Laurel Wheat by, months ago he vetoed a bill to Government operating In Utah can hardly ism and the salute was taken yesterday after a ' defeat to of product made excellent fox feed, instead by his son, the Pnnce expect to raise their rates la the for MORNING provide minting THIS PRESTON NEAR . Riksdag. Johnsonand With experimentation, adapand state this year, J. G. Me' this coins with in connection special Duke The the Wales. prince, "Ekman" told newspaper mn - state Insurance commtation and added commercial of .. celebration Gadsden of Quarrie, the the Gloucesof Uie .Duke York. " " ' impetus-to his annual issioner;-said veto was per- that he was unable to make any " was created of the Earl of Harewood and his and purchase product statement today as he still had Meet Tonight report released today. Form Near Shell Oil Station that has enjoyed steady growth ter, mitted to stand. Taylor son of Connaught, all Two Boys Discover Prostrate to a consult -- 1 Arthur, h". of number political demand and popularity were on horseback. In returning . the pensions Alnroist Dead When Observed. measure to congress, Mr. Hoov- friends. through the adaptability of its Ekman Is a former After the various regiments use in one form or another. Chicago, June 3 (JP)- - Bud Preston, who er objected to it on the ground and minister of finance premier colors to the Terre and at Taylor, Preston, June 3 Special A G. W. States ofattended Haute, Ind., i would It authorize the that Today Laurel Wheat and fox had paraded their her. was summond, one time was a blacksmith. He featherweight, and Jackie Johnfood Is shipped Into twenty-tw- o. accompaniment of music from girl who later gave her name to of sufpayment compensation recovered she when Later Swan a a Lake, of formed tomassed cabinet son Miss to Pratt meet as the of bands, will 102'., procession June, Canada, states of the union and talk. Miss Pratt, on Page Eight) in September, 1928. night in the formed, headed by the Prince Idaho, and who has been a ficiently to feature resigning (Continued into Canada. the TODAYS SCORES at been who has residing The Lindman cabinet succeeded bout at the Congress outdoor Since its rearrangement and of Wal is to Buckingham Palace table waitress at the Japanese Merrill bn that home jald here, was saluted Ekman the the by where arena. and bound prince ministry. cafe here, was found Better the NATIONAL reorganization, returning home this morning Wheat Products company has 2,000 officers and men. 100 000 000-- 1 121 gagged and unconscious near at about one oclock, someone Cincinnati and offices the Government the the railroad tracks close by enjoyed an Increased output of New York . .. 242 000 10x-- 9 12 1 bound from behind, her seized a took courts Foul of Indicated Of Death justice from 1.000 pounds daily to one royal Shell oil station here early this Play Benton, Kolp and - Gpoch; her. , 'Bulletin one half tons daily.1 This holiday on the occasion ot the morning by two boys on their and gagged was ; to have apHubbell and Hogan. pid Miss Pratt is a noteworthy advancement king's birthday. way to work. The boys discoverafterLavelle McCullock Declares Coroner The Duke of Connaught, sen- ed the prostrate form of the peared to court here this in industrial progress and most noon to testify in a case inof Plants of of ior the colonel brigade Yellowing any Industrial efficiency engi7:30. 7 202 001 001-- 6 11 4 and between .Brooklyn neer would commend the work of guards who was to have been girlOne of the had volving a Japanese. Hem- -, Kremer, stockings and Spencer girls at decided the kings deputy, A garbage man testified that the company's management. Ogden, June' 3 M1) A verdict Clark and removed and bound about Lopez. sley; been, , The Utah not to expermoment Agricultural undergo her mouth as a gag. One arm M. W. The chamber of commerce, the last Lavelle McCullock came McCullock left- his home at 5:30 saying Merrill released iment has station sat and . just other organizations and many the strain of the parade I. 000 053 232-1- 5 17 0 was secured behind her a publication on chlorosis, or, to his death from a blow on the 9. m. Saturday and after wat- Chicago with the queen and Princess She Boston 010 100-- 2 7 2 was unconscious and her jpuzens of Cache valley are beIn head inflicted an yellow-mgrunknown more 'called, commonly ching his pecuHar actions he TearhotttT had 7 Hartnett;' -speaking on every hand the Reunion foul pulse-- was very - low-- when-J- t. Oontmued- on- - Page Three Dri rrB'Watm, Family plants. McCullock was drunk. Grimes, Cooney and support of this growing and Spohrer. the author, states that the play vvas returned by a cor- supposed McCullock worthy enterprize. It is one died ah hour later. oners an cause chlormost jury of today following freauent home industry solely Cache valRichmond osis is the lack of nitrogen, Inquest into the death of Mc- Other witnesses said they saw St. Louis . 100 213 41 Get New leys that has proved its metthe McCullock about 2 a. m. and Philadelphia 102 000 30 the Cullock, who .cpUapsed-nea- r magnesium, and Iron to tle, its ability to stand on its excess police station here early that he had blood on his face Johnson and,. Wilson; Wil an itself. However, plant uwn strength, and Its producLocal School The M. W. Merrill family re- water-supp- ly loughby, Spence and Davis. . and was seen to stagger. or an Appointments tive growth. Active support this will be held to Richthe in alkali union salts of AMFRICAN ' enterprise has deservedly earnmond tomorrow. The reunion roil may also be contributing ed and more It should have on 070 00 Washington at Men When Burned Alta low absence. of well ss Orser, tempera Eight Severely ' Four instructors gnd an ass? leave will commence at 10 oclock in factors as 7 every hand. Detroit ........ 100 01 uaVnma? were appointed roifmLd the wilfbto-istant professor Liska and Ruel, Spencer, ning with 1 lenmKiv Af tAfwvn a innrhnn will Sullivan, Wyatt - and Electric to positions at the Utah State ?lvUCwin University, Salt Motor Explodes Whitehill, (1) served cafeteria style. In the stole methods of control: the Hargrave. for college Agricultural of The mechanical full application afternoon of, afternoon a VJ5 Boston i ..... 000 000 021-- S 83 last meeting Company Robbed coming year atof the Rich-.iro- n on the plant by spraying Cleveland . ., 000 401 03x-- 8 17 0 trustees at the h JmPtaL thAoloT n.cf! sports will be had on the 3 to of the board die June of are M1) burns their Eight Omaha, the pect into its jor mf by woLtihtowPia injection mond public square. Russell. Durham and Barry; Salt Lake City, June 2 MV- - college. J. Sedley Stanford, at- ma spend, (2) soil treat- - men were severely burned, two James - Usher and Omar Me Ferrell and Sewell . body: and Tie Merrill tarnuy Is one of Plant year to France .on a f the Fcggs escaped with $1,000 from present a member of the facul- the comingabsence of addition the when consisting nt of them probably fatally, to the west 000 0 Philadelphia largest families the safe of the Baker Motor ty at the University of Utah, leave of apsence. Lenore Croft 0 nf fOPmpr of manure, ammonium, sulfate. an electric transformer explod- braska power company. They, K, T a will succeed Lucille Owens Clark several i with here last night night cefVed an appointment as assi-other or suifer to electricians, the soil, orere and Cochrane- - Coll- ed in the basement of a build-lu- g were r u to Installing iter, breaking open the strong .tant professor of zoology ana as. instructor to physical engaged rnion 13! 0 here today hex with a charge of nitrogly- -, entomology, cation for women, clothing of transformers for a ; Naw York l40 farriery I mofjt of the men was almost when the explosion Professor Reynolds Win teach ing citizens of the west are tie- beis:Yellowingofplant cost may tcrin. Jessie Anderson of Ogden will nvt 'obtained without Chicago . . 100 001 3 - their session cendents of the former apostle, burned from The robbery was discovered be. instructor in art during the the coming isummer completely the Divnon of pub Slight damage was done to PipgTi.a urd Hargrave, Bn ' ' . this morning when the nlnce coming year. She will take the which begins Monday. June 9 There will be over twenty of addressing Utah the building by a blaze ahiOi . wrw and daughters present ions, AgrwuUural Ex- bodies. for before who (c;h; Ljxna. Henry and leaving business. of Of for the .Reynolds opened Harry The two wheat phya:?:ar.a t- - f olloa ed th expioaica. a bet ?ioo was checks. . , , place duna study, years teur wjll Eurep Cache Valley Senate one-ha- President Statement. lf (API-Ena- Chol-inganall- 1 an a-s- alt -- . Record the-192- a 9 - ASEOALL UtahYxperiment in Treats - ne-.-K- - Four - - . At. Instructors at over-abundan- ce an' i Lake ...000 or - Transformer I LJ -- r .nt rnnd . |