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Show T s( - 'V vS fTTrrrrrrrrrTTrTrrrrrrrfTrrrrrrTTrrri . .'i S T mg sharp lwkoift fur .1 bodies ol Uie Pinthis crew Tlie Fairfax with 71 pas.sen-Igt-- is aboard, bound for Norfolk, ' Va and Baltimore, collided with the tanker in a dense tog Tues-- 1 day night off the Scituate shore DECLINED 25 miles from tUo port Laden Pinthis the with gasoline. caught fire and exploded, sink- mg w. thin, 20 minutes The fall tax was engulfed n starting. 'flaming o.t with fire one side on the tup de k and Ilie rlotbmg of several pas-- 1 Guard (uttCTi .sennets and members of the and some I lav- - new caught fire IllRipil Reports , overboard Oil on the on leaped V4i of the .ocean binned lltg l)(.tll W llllin U surface all day vesleiddv off the t ,t- shore a grim memorial fit the tragedj Although the ladio ujjtonna was soon melted and burned; IF HELP N IP J (oust l , i 'v Hi, 'on. Join !2 osmsmou- - . n off. r T, I.o-- th; II ol'' loopo me' n.n av.. !'..m the of the F.ii' nii ion.! r e di'ii'itd th.is-tc- the bv hours ..Her ihc , Fau-- Cilouceb- - Logan High Band To Give Concert A Life Saver Night Baseball ! 12 June UP) Chicago, Thomas j. Hickey, president of American association, en-- i thusiastic over night baseball. dlctd it goon would be K adopted by major leagues alike. -h looks like a life saver for the game In many cities, Hic- key said "I saw my second Indianapolis mght g&me at Tuesday and became more lm- ever than by its ptessed Mtjilities. I regard baseball under lights as an unusual suc- cess. ,e pos-ua- t'umm, i.(!i t b V P.iiki ol tin T.mpi i polled tdc t In h' l r pul ' o coast gu.,ic' f 'inn. i.dt i Pai- he. ili, nai la in-Inc rfvi..lid iha1 lu te - Stf EElgltf Dcfcuts r LVCrGtt r The r.ioiiro-:- ' pa t'"'(iut,i;f t'h,,.,! hei e and the t i with a gapmg hole in her l las xnt side bumed bow and hei i T'' illsrsiltlll June Los Angeles, 12 UP) Ed 1 1 -i r- sec-letu- rn for I at - ,'.an-lask- de-H- ee - - -- ed tb-ner- - j 4'T ;( MRMMIJRTCCIIKr Lundberg Buick Company $ 254 North Main r Phone 308 Utah Logan IIEAIDUAIlTEIlFli EMEimaiL fflTrIES' , VUFl PKFPkRFD to lielp you loner your truck costs through the great new factor of economy made possible by tire magnificent General Motors Truck line. This complete line provides JV.i choices in standard clut-s- h and tire combinations 1 1 basic models, 33 ehasU, 1 18 tyjies. For any delivery or haulage job you've got there's Generul Motor- - Truck accurately suited to handle it profitably , . . through years of modern service. before you invent in new equipment,' see vhat ve offer. Briefly, it i- , i v -s TltTCtf FOR EVERY PURSE Al) PURPOSE A TRULY RIO l)ER !t ' j Definite arrangements have been made for weekly band concerts by the Logan high school band. The .first concert will take place Wednesday, June 18. special committee composed of Ross Anderson, Donald Smith and B H. Roberts fias been appointed to make arrangements for the band concerts and see that- - the necessary publicity. Is given them. This committee will wait on the presidencies of the stakes to Logan and Cach make arrangements for the use of the Tabernacle square and some benches for - the weekly concerts. The concerts are being sponsored by the retail merchants committee of the chamber of commerce. The ,funds for the concerts will be secured In connection with the funds for the big Pioneer celebration and Rodeo, July The band is considered one of the best amateur bands in the state. There are about sixty members under the able direction of director A. T. Henson, the band is capable of playing many fine concerts as well as popular numbers. This will be one of the bands used for the Pioneer celebration and rodeo. The musical numbers for th first concert next Wednesday will be duly announced. The public Is urged to keep the concert ln mind and be present for It. The Concerts will be from 6:30 to 8 p. m. each Wednesday evening. 24-2- 5. -- E,i - grand-daughte- (Continued ... Timely Reductions on Camp Goods -- Vi d i L, j y 74 jf Li r mMm v ' XTs - , Free Tube with every tire headless, 'shuws. CampGoods The most timely saje of the year . . . Substantial reductions on many things you need right now! It is simply impossible for us to list here all the jnany guaranteed articles that are included in this so we ask you to come in and see for great Vacation Time Sale the other Learn for your own satisfaction offered. savings yourself how Western Auto makes it possible for you to get greater enjoyment from your summer touring, at far tess cost than youd expect . from Page One) tniif Seat Covers, Accessories? ity, against the gangsters. The Herald and Examiner, which has joined the Tribune and the Evening Post ln offering a total reward of $55,000 for arrest and conviction of the man who shot Lingle dead last Monday ln the crowded Randolph subway, excoriated the police department In a front page editorial. It referred to the miserable ineffidepartments ciency. and added: Chicago- is disgusted with its footless city adminis tration, sa streaked with rotten nes3 tnat honest men in it thinking of their dauy bread mouths snut and-thei- r keep eyes closed. Tne execution squads" of th police were so caned because their commanders have shown in previous gangster hunts that they are unairaid to shoot-dowthe outlaws. Frank J. Loesch, the aged head of the Chicago crime com mission, denied puolished state ments that he had demanded that Commissioner Russell and Chief Stege resign. What 1 say is merely this, he said, that if Russell and Stege cant find the solution to this crime, they should give place to someone who can. Russell replied to published criticism wan the declaration that he had not sought the pol ice commissionership and nad not wanted It, but that he was not a quitter and had no in tention of resigning. Stege said he had consistently done his best, and that his continued services as chief of detectives was a matter for his superior the commissioner to decide. Commissioner Russell himself was one of the pallbearers 'today at the luneral of Lingle Services were to be held at Our Catholic Lady of Sorrows' church at 11 a m The luneral plans were impressive. The procession was to De headed by mounted police men, followed by a band which ln turn was to be followed by several units of policemen Inis was. m tribute to Lingle s wide acquaintanceship among members of the force. Next in line were to be bandsmen from the Great Lakes naval training station where Lm-gl- e . served during the World War, being attached to the intelligence division The coroner's and state s attorney offices which with police are conducting an intensive investigation of the Lingle murder. have adopted a policy of Herman N. secrecy. Coroner Bundesen ind.cated his office was pursuing Important clues, but that n6 announcement could be expected until the authorities were ready to act. From other parts of the country came word 'that gangsters fleeing Chicago were not being welcomed. Six men. presumed to be Chicago gangsters, were arrested in New York 'yesterday. They had $60 000 ln their possession. All denied having had anything to do with the Linglo killing. v In Lexington. Ky, two pien. giving the names Louis Clubman and Mack Schneider both of Chicago, were arrested Police believe them to be bodyguards of a Chicago racketeer who frequently has appeared in Lexington. Among those .caught in the Chicago cleanup early tioday werefive men allegedly merrr-ber- s of the Purple gang of Detroit. None was armed rs HIRES Batteries, Five Hundred Arrested in an attempt to find Slayer One hundred and sevnty-si- x students at Texas Christian university earned all or part of their expenses this year, a survey made by the college pcppr V nt T oa-foo- t. TTmiuois SF&is territory Wr DEPARTMENT IIYRUM Every Wednesday veteran Lewis. and seal icd bv the flames, came ' Strangler wiestler and one time claimant to poi! sex oil hours later Tales of heroism, vived de- to the title of world champion. tan- - won two falls out of three .iom scnptio.is ol the exploding j.(,, a(i tjie naming fire hurled Everett Marshal, Lagunta, Colo, s betw" i t,,' abo.ud the Fairfax, accounts heavyweight, in an exhibition t'lupiu in1r ssasi nd M'.tics LmeiS()j i , Mt k .laid woik and aid for the here last night o!un-- j Kail las ,o (, Ghuu o ir rues- - nnmed bv nurses and Marshall won the first fall in a.u ml1.' cm .lu' the " teers and charges of cowardice 31 mlnutes 45 seconds, with a U..C (lam d 1" l'.is The inf' r,.; unt members of the erew m .backward body slam after an .sac' tula ui ll0 inn ess.tv of the hours afterthe crash, w'ere airplane spin. Lewis took the t ransfi 11 me p.i-'t id ng( by passengers on their btronci ln 18 minutes, 25 Coin-- , to this pent an at cident or.ds with a headlock, apd the Fcarm mnder Paikei oidered a query , Captain Archibald Brook of j bird ln 8 minutes 37 seconds. flashed to the Fan fax asking the Fairfax testified at the fNrAvlth another headlock-i- f today that investigation assistance v as heeded Tbeeial overtook which he disaster came back, the lepo-tthat reply 'ship was over so quickly .lhat'Mll$t Spdld LlIC III not have Officers at const ttu.it d lead 'any S O S calls could help quickly enough to. quarters micI that the Tamp 1 .brought Murder life Prison was equipped with an excellent cut down the loss of Captain Biooks 'nsfcted how-rliosph u buv and an able nmdistiff 'The Tampa c.uld(e'rr. he hadoutordered k general immediately af have made much fasUr Mine SOS sent and that the ,hrn ,ho n iniippst or m eeMinMel the collision tried to send the dis- - spend the remainder of his lifen n .i lus n furtr.it ,trC8S Mgnal untll he found his be hmd prison bars for the s ay- ml t h v d instrument had been made use- - lnK of Ray Cole, St. Maries lodThis morning the sea cast uplcss by the fiames which swept glng house keeper, the first material proof ihat the Fairfax. Ward was sentenced to life the tanker which w is rammed to questioning by imprisonment by In yesterday reply by the Fairfax was the Fall Captain Charles M Lyons, fed-- 1 Judge Miles S. Johnson after River Pmtiiis Hull police lound eral steamboat inspector, the the magistrate had denied on Green Hid beach near said that allKWard s motion for a new trial, veteran captain about 12 miles fiom he which could have been done He was convicted of first e don"e" spot where the tanker went murder ln district court and the first down, a warped and twisted ficer. James Hunley, both said .here several weeks ago but ask- lifiboabright side up, tut that as soon as the tanker was ea for a new trtal, the motion empty J and bearing the name sighted just ahead in the fog being heard yesterday, Plnthls on its scorched bow the helm was swung hard AH theevidence yesterday port and full speed astern the tanker must haveidered. been the Pinthis but no wreck- Captain Brooks said the fire age wa .found and it had been aboard the Fairfax was brought t feared fe'Urtitigfurider"eontiil - in less than 20 response Ur questioning," that oil iiad destroyed all traces j minutes and the situation was his ship had been moving at Spurred bv the discovery of the then well in hand. Asked if .a speed of more than Ml knots lifeboat, lobster fishermen in he knew that the coast guard and that this was not a mod-tli- is section 'of the bnv are keep- - ieutter Tampe was only 20 mm-- i erate speed in a. fog,, i Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stimpson and family of Ogden and Mr. Otto Sanhuber and Mrs. Joseph A. Pearce and family,-speSunday in BlackFaces Murder Trial smith Fork canyon. puf Edison Mr. anti 'Mrg in Salt MRS. Rl BV JENSEN, Correspondent spent the week end Fork. Los Angeles, June Lake city and Spanish women an, Mrs. E. E Nfeisen returned With ten tentatively sitting as Lake, Salt from home s ren. The closing song was by where Saturday she was visiting with v j u r r in the c.i Mrs. Elba Blackwood of Mon- her daughter, Mrs. LeNora Hard- - jnhubeatUcman Christian tana. Speakers were: President altA Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Know-- ! day faced trial John A Israeisen, Elam Allen, XVl Christiansen visitare H. P. Hansen, Hans Mickelsen les and son of Ogden manufacturer. and Joseph Christensen of Go- ing at the home of Mr. and - Mrs. Oesterieich. A. Pearce. G. Mrs. Joseph James Idaho. Bishop Services Monday shen, Mrs Clark Monson and son. dieted with .Sanhub, Christensen made closing reher wealtlu marks. All speakers eulogized Eldon, lert Tuesday for Shelley murder of was will yesterday giant. where spend brother of life Idaho, they the the departed services Funeral ate trial, starting Ju Hyrum weeks. honesty, his strong faith were held Monday at 2 p. m. In for his court recognized her for and his uprightness. Deep symthe Third ward chapel that Sanhuber's doubl is felt for his wife and pathy with Christiansen Christian not guilty and not 10 Round Bout familyf reason of insanity in Bishop James G. Christensen The services were very solemn prejudicial to her r;n presiding. The ward choir, un- and was The grave impressive. For Taylor Tonight Sanhuber, ordei'dlu der the direction of Leonard at once, first will Larsen, furnished appropriate dedicated by President Wilford Idathe of Christensen Shelley, find out whether selections. Albert Savage offered were emblems Floral 12 stake. the facts dwlu (T) the invocation and J. M. Smith ho, Springfield, 111., June were beautiful and many and Bud Taylor. Terre Haute. Ind , evidence. If a vet duo pronounced the benediction. sixteen and Johnny q retuined, the qu featherweight. During the services a quartet carried by relatives and (Pee Wee) Kaiser of St Louis bls sanity then will b composed of A. J Petersen and Byron Petersen of Los Angel- - will meet tonight in a pompany, sang My Prayer; a fore he tackles Eail v vocal duet, O Mv Father," was es, spent Friday in Hyrum, cal-- 1 bout. It will be the Terre Haute be- - Chicago, at Detroit 11m on veterans last friends. relatives two and appearance bv of the grandchild- ling sung 1 w'mS U.m-- I -- i ix-n- k Thursday, Jutu THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH TAGE EIGHT Greater Savings on the Finest Assortment of Seat Covers in the West . . . - 7x7 Auto Tent The ideal tent for touring. . .quick and miv to erect bv simply throw ta? fl ip, fiver car ton. ..Also lias, points and pins. 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