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Show 'Ht Iwr?".1 'V' I J Wheat: July Sept Dee. Open 89 4 92 2 . 98 5-- 8 High 89 4 93 4 99 4 Low 87 90 96 5-- 8 8 4 m'J" ?T'rTTyrvjrrTTT j i ?? rT'r ; 8 3--8 8 ! - rjvi jt" WEATHER .id do1 87 91 97 '3 ITH t MARKET CHICAGO YUEA - J,r'0i"l A UTAH: Unsettled tonight and Tuesday: cooler in southwest. IDAHO: Fair and mild tonight QjJ and Tuesday. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930. VOLUME LID. FLYING BROTHERS COME DOWN TO EARTH WITH RECORD - WIK RUSKS ( 404 LIS NUMBER 159. LOST SIR ARTHUR COM DOYLE, NOTED SPIRITUALIST AND DIES III LONDON AUTHOR Deaths Caused from Death of the Creator Fireworks, 29; Auto- ofL Sherlock Holmes mobile Accidents, Came Unexpectedly He had 178; Drowning, 121; Although 76 from Several been Under Physi and Other Causes. cians Care. Senator and Bride to be Guests of President and Mrs. Hoover at the White ilTjtah ' NavaI House Treaty Work. One of the Deaths Oo Life Ends kI curred During At- tempt to Rescue Society Avi&trix from Tangled Parachute Lady Saved. ' . 7 . (P) This London, July 7 (Pi Sir Arthe Fourth thur Conan Doyle, creater of affair Fri- Sherlock Holmes and widely ' ' By The Associated Press , , Nine lives were lost in the nations Sunday airplane- - acknown spiritualist, died at his day, Saturday and Sunday cidents. 226 home here today of heart disand the nation paid with Six persons were killed in the additional Jives lor the extra ease. With him were lady Doyle, middlewest, two in Hew York un she had. two sons and a daughter. Sir and one in California. Of these, The three-da- y holiday alto-eth- er Arthur was 71 years old. three died when plane? plunged cost 404 lives. The great novelist and exinto water and another dropped Fireworks --and toy to death attempting., to rescae pistols ui tne occmt was sr.rlcx-e- a tiled 29 a small percentage of ponent a society aviatrix from a danglscnousiy M about two the total, yet regarded as large montns ing, tangled parachute. ago and his condition in view of the restrictions nad become more aggravated At Ruthven, Iowa, a plane fireworks most in against parts banked preparatory to lndtoq-anaitnougn nls aegtiv tobf America- - The automobile recently had not been anucipujt. crashed from a 50 foot allook 178 lives, and 121 persons day titude. Kenneth Wilson, 20, the Sir Arthurs sijd$en deatn took ?vere drowned. Airplane accidents pilot, Sioux city, were fatally heat, heart attaexs Induced by his famny greatly by surprue. had been unaer a physician s injured. , holiday excitement, lightning, tie Phf'tn And other causes connected di- care aurmg the last Six or eignt Anortnt& Making her first leap, Mary tiis weakened condition Fahrney, 18 year old society girl rectly with the holiday resulted montns. ARTHUR DOYLE SIR CONAtf was in Oak park, a Chicago suburb, been tnougnt to nave jjn 76 deaths. ; The Fourth of July itself was brought on by his series gf leccaught her parachute in the a, scancun-aviplane and dangled 1,000 feet in day of moderate temperatures tures last OctODer in cause Prohibition Chief of in behalf of tne the air for nearly two hours. in most sections of the country, After one ship unsuccessfully a circumstance having consid- spiritualism. Until two days ago tried to lower a rope ladder, erable to do with holding down it had been tnought he was Bruno 8chustek, professional the number of deaths from getting steadily oater. Then parachute jumper, drowning and p'rostration. The he contracted a severe cold. Beware of week-endown a 75 foot knottedgained a Sir Arthur died at 9:30 oclock however, saw rope from another plane. Just as he mounting mercury, with a con- this morning. His sons, Dennis reached Miss Fahrney, her parsequent increase in deaths by and Adrian Conan Doyle, and achute became disentangled and his daugnter, Jean Conan Doyle, drowning and prostration. she floated to a perfect landvere with thetr mother at nls ing.. bedside. His end wis peaceful, It i reported there are Hundreds below a lamily announcement statea. some oil sharks sitting watched Schustek try to climb up the the local hotels lining Adrian Conan Doyle, son of knotted rope. They saw him up local prospects to bite Sir Arthur, today paid a remarkeach day at their wild-c- at slip slowly, then drop to his able tribute to ills celebrated death. Friends said he had apschemes. These sharks know sire. He said he was a great parently exhausted his strength that harvest time is here and man and a splendid father and and collapsed. now is the opportunity to he was loved --and was happy clean-uBlazing an air route from ChiThe Vigilance combecause he knew it by all of cago to Mackinac Island, Mich , mittee takes this opportunity us. , for the Continental Airways, to urge and warn the public His last words were to my Inc,, Albert E. Kogle, 28, and to abide faithfully by our mother and they show Just how Duane L. Helier, 26, both of before slogan much he thought of her. He Investigate . ,4ocMted Pnu f'AcIa Chicago, were drowned in Lakq her-anyou invest, smiled at n simply up 6. Audience-iIlumocous Is the new Michigatf "when Johr Or.-Me-ad Kept their cabin to take chance said , you are wonderful. He prohibition Pinelngton Coming , especially Ptnn-for Sdhilnletretor aquaplane plunged into the wawith wild-c- at too much pain , to say a. Mood Throughout Both Morning and was schemes. Cache in DeleNew en4 Uereey ter south of South Haven, Mich. Work as Signalizing . his breathing was very be eylvanla,He was formerly lost valley , has already In cherae Dick Dodds, of Santa Ana, 15 On Here Afternoon Sessions-Excellen- tr thousands of dollars in wildsaid and what In weat- he. $vas during of enforcement , prohibition Our Con- a brief flash- - of consciousness. ern Pennsylvania. Cal., manager of the aviation cat oil schemes and ' other . department of- - the Union Oil v Reports Given. ventures. Beware of these oil never have seen any oiie take Great Ianything quest over o company, was stunting above sharks! Consult your bankmore gamely in oil Hyrum Project Mme. Krestinski, wife of the the Sunday crowds at Laguna . , American Desert With President J. Golden Kimball as the visiting speaker ers! my. life. Even when we all knew Soviet ambassador to Berlift, is Beach, Cal, when his plane lost he was suffering great pain, he The Vigilance committed United at the morning and afternoon sessions of the Logan stake Dr. Elwood Mead, a physician in a charity hospi- altitude in ft sideslip, failed to To Build Town. Continued on Page Four - tal in Berlin. States commissioner of recla- conference, those who Attended the services were highly will be pleased to advise you right itself and dived . into Crescent bay. 7 (jP) Anmation, will be in Cache county entertained. His humorous strain was very appropriate for and you will be money Washington, July ahead. on July' 15 to go over the final such a hot summers Fishing boats and the commencement nouncing as those who otherwise have day may STAKES COURT OF HONOR craft dragged the pleasure Vigilance Committee of construction twisted of the CACHE-LOGA- N plans of the Hyrum irrigation been inclined to today were wide to awake to catch Chamber of Commerce $165,000,000 Boulder canyon dam sleep, go kept wreckage ashore. Dodds body project. a as in the oockpit. Up to date there have been the amusing remarks of this distinguished character. project. Secretary Wilbur charMartin Wilska, 19, a student 19,400 acre-fesubscribed, and President O. IL Budge was in charge of the various acterized the work as signalizthese subscriptions have been sessions. . ' pilot, and John W. Gorman, 40, national conquest over DR. GRIGGS CARLYLE ,our ing Wheat ON LECTURES Growers , his instructor, were killed at sent to the reclamation office the great American desert. The conference opened bV in Denver by Reclamation EnFloyd Bennett field, on Barren The interior secretary said singing .Come Mofvnn Island, New York, R. Young,' the engineer gineer E. O. Larson. There is congregation Walker Visit stake i of the of Experiments in charge, was waiting on the Before a large assemblage Logan thering a possibility of some of the Oh, Thou King of Kings, Elder I I CMUll lllCM UII Witnesses said the two men, ' of conference. friends both of New York, were fljing subscriptions being disallowed, J. H. Linford offered tne open- for telegraphic instruc- Scouts, Scouters, ground Locourt honor of and The in the Cache Sunday at a low altitude when ..eir according to Director William ing prayer. The Seventh ward At Newton Plots tions when President Hoover Scouting Services Await . gan staxes, and students, facul- evening marked the first gat- monoplane went into a flat spit choir under the leadership of Peterson. the bill, signed deficiency scout awards and crashed, Wilska was A. C. S. for U. higher hering ty members of the The next thing to secure is Prof. Calvin Fletcher and Prof. at the an item of $10,660,000 and been held separately controls. that has interested other listeners, a description of land to ac- S E. Clark at the organ, renTireWord annual for this work. to excursion of Relatives the in courts of honor a from double of program high qualother, company the subscriptions. Af- dered the anthem, "uhi WorTwo brothers, Guy and wheat experiment plots at NewWith dollars, men and enity was given at the tabernacle the various wards since the Coffin of Estherville, Iowa,Harry ter this is done, State Engineer ship The King. ton will be held on Wednesday, gineering were brains, Secretary were of courts honor 7:30. stake evening at Elder John E. Carlisle of the George M. Bacon will allot the the latter seri mdy, at Injured, m. Results Wilbur said, we will build a Sunday 2:00 9th, July p. the some weeks A court of for honor ago by higher adopted water to the specific land. A Logan stake high council- - was when their plane hit a teleot - experiments conducted by great natural resource. We will executive board of tne Cache proper ratio will have to be the opening speaker. His reDr. George Stewart and liis as- make new geography, and start awards in scouting of the Cache phone wire on landing at ClarScouts. held council was districts and Boy valley Logan worked .opt for the entire dis- marks were directed along the sociates at the college will be a new era In the southwestern with Dr. ion, Iowa. last Awards Howard Edward evening presented Griggs ' trict line of the early organization at this of United States. time to explained the the lecpart follows: were of a3 New York eminent After this work is done, the of the church ana moie particCity, wheat growers of Cache county Dr. Elwood Mead, commissionVeteran awards, presented by turer, opening his week's lecstate engineer will call a vote ularly to the devine authority who can attend. a er received of reclamation, ture series at the college na- R. J. Becraft, court of honor of subscribers to form the dis- that placed this latter day gosDr. Stewart has been working telegram from Young today, tional feummer school on the chairman of Cache stake, to: trict. for years in the development of saying the first construction same pel upon the earth. Conferences Max program with a stimulat - Wooarow Wilson and Director Peterson pointed out of these kinds, he said, were new strains and new vanecies was under way. lecture on Carlyle, the Smith, Troop 1U9, Logan Sixth ing that approximately 1200 persons for the purpose of giving new of wheat, also on the control TODAYS SCORES Secretary Wilbur said the Man, as Prophet and Man of j ward, five year veteran, and had subscribed for the project inspiration to keep us continuof smut by' the U3e of different first days work would be the Letters. . Wendell Anderson, Troop 108. while 147 petitioned against it. ing m the work of righteousness amounts and strengths of cop- staking out of a railroad and AMERICAN Principal Alvin Hess of the Logan Seventh ward, five year The executive committee ap- in which we are engaged. These per carbonate. All farmers in a construction road, surveys of junior 000 020 who is also veteran. These were present to Detroit school, high pointed to go over the remain- - conferences are designed to Cache comcounty interested m the which already have been of the Cache dis- - receive badges. The following Chicago j ..,. 020 000 000 2 4 1 chairman ing details include L. B. Caine, teach love and' confidence in inimprovement of wheat are pleted, and the laying out of (ten innings) Whitehill and of the Cache volley scout were announced as having am-e- d Richmond; C. J. Christiansen, this great work. We are here vited to be present to see the streets for a permanent town trict the awards but being absent Desautels; Henry and Berg. council, presided. Hyrum; D. M. Bickmore, Para- taught to be true and faithful results of Dr .Stewart's work site. Musical numbers were: con- from the gathering: Five year St. Louis 1 012 000 3 dise, and S. W. Hendricks, He bore a strong testimony to and participate m the discusWork also will be continued, T Richmond. singing, led by veteran: Arthur Harvey, Troop Cleveland ... . 000 001000-1- 8 0 the divinity of tne priesthood. sion. In past years a large croup he said, on surveys for the water gregational Prof. Calvin Fletcner. "America 109; Spencer Daines, Troop 1, Blaeholde and Ferrell; Elder Louis 8. Cordon of the of farmers have takeri advan- supply system. The Star Spangled Banner, Hyde Park; Scoutmaster D. S. Bean and Myatt. council Elder followed Wilof this opportunity and all Plans and specifications, high tage and O Ye Mountains Jennings, Troop 5, Logan Fifth Detroit .... .... 1 Angels Lead Carlisle. His brief remarks exfarmers whp can possibly spare bur said, now are being rushed Tad Bullen contributed a High. saxa-phoward; Howard Baker and Roy Chicago .... 3 the time to visit these experi- to completion, in order that tne pressed thanks to the creator solo. A comet selection Papworth, 6, Logan Troop this gospel that it had been ments are urged to go ;h Herrirg and Hayworth; CarFourth ward; James B. Maug-ha- away advertising of bids and the was also given. On The Coast of and Tate. received by the speaker. Elder The experiment plots are of construction conlu5 participated in the 10, North Logan; awarding Troop Troop Cordon called attention-t- o cated west of Newton on the tracts may be made at the ear- flag ceremony comprising three Heber K. Merrill, Jr., Troop 108, Washington .... 101021300-813- 1 the 000 000 Boston farm of John liest possible date. features: Posting of colors, Logan Seventh ward. San Francisco. July 7 (P) great amount of effective work Crowder and Spencer; Morris, After completion of work or pledge of the flag and the singTen year veteran: J. M. Hale Los Angeles went into the final being done by the missionaries and also by the who take their athletics ser the railroad, construction road. ing of The Star Spangled Ban- - Troop 1. Presbyterian church; Durham and Heving, Connally. week of the first half season in in the fields al school workers An - Peter A C. Petersen, Troop A - iously ahd who, instead of coTf townsiteand - water woi ksr the nen"-- J ' NATIONAL the- - Pacific Coast League today Sunday was made for more parwill be used i Vanguald Scout troop 108, Logan Second ward. rules, ertly breaking 100 ' with a four game lead,-imoney appropriated . .. training Pittsburgh spite ents to attend the auxiliary or& ' of are continually beseeching their to commence construction 020 Logan Seventh ward, tinder the - Star Awards Commissioner J. St Louis . dropped two of the . church . and coaches to make training reg- the coffer dams and diversion direction of Scout Executive J. Roberts officiating. Newel Oof having to Portland 5 to 0 and 8 ganizations French and Hemsley, Bell and set an thus to the . ulations more stringent that tunnels. Wilbur said, $2,500,000 Preston W. Pond, presented the Crookstonp assistant scoutmas- Mancuso, example i , to 4. r better condition will be used to build the railroad one act dramatization Snow- ter, Troop 10, North Logan; New York they may Sacramento gained a game young boys and young girls. ' ... 403 003 01 Mrs. A. E. themselves in the hope of and $525,000 will be expended bound' being a "scene taken Henry Skidmore, Hoop 13; J,. Anderson, president on the leaders by splitting with ... 120 251 01 Philadelhpia of the Logan stake primary was and for the water works, town plan- from incidents in the life of Wilwdem Hess, Troop 13, Lo achieving championships the Missions, winning 7 to 5 in called Fitzsimmons, Pruett, Heving other honors. upon to report that orPresident Wilford Woodruff, gan Ninth ward and Wesley and ning, sewers and other work. the morning and losing 3 to 2, Collard OFarrell; Nichols, of182 Coach Knowles was recently ganization. There are Hie troop presented this epi- Keller, also Troop 13. in the afternoon. honored with a second term as Davidson Hires Unger Life: awards made by Com and CcCuray. sode at the June M. I A. conHollywood made It 14 out of ficers who are working with the 010 000 100-- 2 9 2 president of the Martinez Ex15 by trimming Oakland twice, children in the stake primary. Davidson, N. C. UP) J. W. ference. Troop members taking missioner John H. Wilson to: Chicago 000 002 20x-- 4 7 1 5; Cincinnati A to 4 and 7 to 6, Shellenback There are 1485 children enrolled change Club. In the report of Unger, 1930 Indiana graduate, part were: Wendell Anderson, Madison Thomas, Troop Malone and Hartnett; Comp-be- ll twelve primaries which the election and session part who participated in- - football, Roy and Harold Wiseman, Lorin Grant Harri sand Cole Soren- won his own game by knocking and Styles. of the program consisted of boxing and wrestling, has been Richards. Harold Scholes, John sen, Troop 13. a homer with two on in the are being conducted through, 0 several original songs, in Which elected to the coaching staff of Broberg and Billie Stewart. . 000 000 010-1- 6 months PeoEagle badges were bestowed Boston.. . fourth ad holding the Oaks to out ofthe summer are to Davidson college hdre. Hi? home the wards members found themselves 000 101 00x-- 2 7 0 Dr. Griggs followed with his by Executive Pond to: Jack Brooklyn , ple supporting nine scattered hits. fund and the dime lecture on Caryle, the Man of Murphy, Troop 5; Asst. Scoutsupply the themees, were sung is West Point, Mississippi, Smith, Bushey and Cpohrer; JL Seattle took the . series with the hospital fund ' has been paid 100 - per j Butch Knowles, former-st- ar - - San by the club quartette, which 4s Letters, as Jrophet. and .Interp- master Lorin Reese, Troon 13; Moss, and Deberry. Francisco, winning twice cent the-oris the UB.A.C.who at athletic 9. every year since reter.- He traced the life of and Fred Roberts, Troop composed of Knowles, .Lindsay, yesterday, 4 to 3 and 3 to 0. Water newly set plants and the eminent English writer, disEagle Palms, bestowed by Mr. Zahniser profited by some good ganization of the Logan stake, tnow .coaching at the Alhambra Cook and WJS. Van Winkle. raschool California is in cussed his various works, their Pond and won by: Scoutmaster shrubs every time the soil merviile, Oregon. Mrs. Anderson called atten-lhlf- h batting support in the first. for deserved some unwelcome bronze looks dry. That's the surest, publicity your neighbors import, and the various phases Ariel Hoth, Troop 12, Dutch Ruether blanked the tion to the wonderful amount of ceiving " which have - made them endur- palm; bronze, silver and gold to make them grow. Soak them, Fox, visitors. Chicago UP) Gallant Seals in the second. good that is coming to the exceptions to the remarks of Paddock athletes that 30 merit Don't sprinkle. Sprinkling the Kentucky Derby winner, No games today; teams tra- children as a result of the work Charley palms for winning ing literary monuments. of the primary officers. Every ard coaches are losing prestige and Reveille Boy, the long shot) Plant cardinal climber seed Prayers were by Eagle Scout badges in addition to Eagle, doesnt do much good. veling. ot booze. Clas-..nouae CHe won won is a. Marirms. which vine E. Me that doesnt fLeland Roberts and This the American Fonnesbeck, a by parent was encouraged to have Coach Knowles characterizes Veteran scout who has woa a1 Gasoline prices of the world to grow until it is hot. Late Clellan. sic, likely will meet In the Ar-hA service be-- C their children engage in prl- his high scuool boys as This tabernacle session 'wa$ total of 63 merit badges during vary from United States prices tween Germany and China is iington cup race at Chicago late .planting is not much of a I ad ante re with tidJ vtr.9. to 64 cents a gallon in Bolivia. (Continued on Page Six) . also the regular evening ga - his scouting activity. mighty fin?,-- 1 upstanding- lot in July. being planned. Salt Lake City. July 7 fPV from Responding to a request President Hoover that he temporarily abandon his honeymoon trip to Honolulu and come instead to Washington to lend his support to the London naval treaty at the special session of the senate, Senator Reed Smoot of Utah was preparing to leave late today witn his bride of a week for the capital. Senator Smoot announced receipt of a telegraph -message from President Hoover- yesterday in which the president said in part: 1 am wondering in this emergency if it would be possible for you to change your wedcome ding journey plans and would to Washington where it give Mrs.. Hoover and mysell great pleasure to entertain you After droning oer Sky Harbor, Chicago, III, for 553 Lours and 4fat the White House. Senator Smoot said President uiinulcs, this Associated Tress telephoto shows the Hunter family after said that Hoover in his a huge dumber of the suppor-- j H0 members, aided by the ground and refueling ships by all of the rest, ters of the treaty were away landed after breaking all previous endurance records. Left to right, from the capital. Srnoot, how-- 1 Gladys llobam, friend of the family; Walter, Kenneth. John, Sister Mrh- - Allf,i mnieT in rfar) Alh and mM'r M Hunter, thf preenfwasnl-mLnl- ! sure that the treaty was Smoot, an ardent sup- -i he was' GOLDEN KRYIBALL porter of the pact, said certain the treaty would be passed, although he anticipated a spirited fight, The London naval treaty Is LOGAN the first real effort to accurately determine and limit the naval armaments of the principal sea powers of the world, the senator said in , denouncing as opposition to the treaty Dickering. political j'purely , July Chicago, years celebration was a triple-jomt- ed of i 4H d d, 03 Sharks PRESIDENT J. VISITING SPEAKER AT STAKE CONFERENCE SUNDAY I Strain p. Tbis-feagfeA- WflburOharacterizes lar . July d .Nationals the m et to P.elAn i con-tami- ng BASEBALL 0001-3-12- -1 0-- 210-61- kl, ne n. 010-1-8- -1 - ap-pe- n -- I ' I . I w. radio-telepho- ne L ke , 1 V -- |