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Show r: I IflMVITI1 V If 9 1 1 i 7 CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET Wheat : Open . High Lw . (lose 88 . 89 - 87 8 July . 88 J 4 90 NepL 91 97 1.61 3-- 4 Dee. 961-Mar. 1.01 5--8 3-- 2 4 3--8 8 WEATHER UTAH: Unsettled tonight and Saturday; cooler in east Saturday. IDAHO: Fair tonight and Saturday; little temperature change. 913-- 8 96 7 8 901-- 4 3-- 4 M 96 1.00 34 1.01 2 VOLUME LIIL LOGAN, CACHE COUTIT, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1930. NUMBER 174. ' PAVS TRIBIIE TO PIONEERS! CELEBRATION 1.WMP4IIADE 0' 0 '0 0 I i' H 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 Fiesta Crowd Runs Into Several Thousand Viewing Many Events 0 T $ I-- J : Robbers Banl$ who 0- ' ' - ' . - FOURTH WARD FLOAT TAKES FIRST HONORS III UNIQUE FEATURE SEEN ALONG V- Kansas Oity, July 25 (Pi-Th- ree bank robbers who sprayed bullets into a Republican national 'convention croyd in a , downtown district here two , years ago, were hanged, simul- -, taneously today (or the murder of traffic patrolman James H. of their Happy" Smith, victim ' fire. ' ' ' They were Tony Lollypop" Nasello, Manglaraclna, , Carl machine gunner for the gang, and John Messina, driver of the bandit car. One of five buttons pressed by five deputy sheriffs released the trap at 6:04 a.1 to-- . sending to their deaths three of the six bandits who planned and executed the robbery of the Home Trust company June H, j I 0 COMPLETE JOURNEY ACROSS CONTINENT AND BACK Murdered Traffic Patrolman 2 Years Ago Come to .End of Rope Before Crowd of 200. f -- . - Spanish American War Veteran Dies HI AND CENTER Depiction Gains $25 Award; Eleventh Ward Beehive Tableau Second; Swimming With Three Benson Dairying Entry Third, Gaining Sego Lily $15 and $10 Prizes Many Other Novel- - J ties Make Long Column ColorfuL Doyle Everton, 14, sen of Sirs. Boys Use 40,009 -- Pieces Of Wood 1928. Manglaraclna . and Nasello were pronounced dead at 8:2! and Messino two minutes later. (Continued on Page Three) lice his Ind., July ' towns got a 25 po- offi- chief, motorcycle cer. fire department chief fire department truck chaf-fei- ir and a president of the board of safety and Peter Reader is all of them. - Yesterday he was pretty busy. Someonec ailed and Reader answered the phone. I want the chief of police," said the voice. Youve got him," said Reader. Please send a motorcycle officer after a driver, continued the voice, excitedly, givi ng details. And I also want the fire to come and department save my automobile. Its burning up. And while Im to want complain talking I about the village streets. and holes re full of They it's a wonder someone does-nget hurt. The fire appears to be the 'most pressing matter, said Chief Reader, and in a minute he was seated at the fire truck wheel and in no time at all had put out the. fire with chemicals. - He returned to the city hall, put the truck away and mounted hla motorcycle, After a ten mile chase he the , , captured driver and arrested him. Then he went forth and as street commissioner repaired the holes in the high, hit-and-r- un 's ot hit-and-r-un ways- Last nlghU he made a report on the work to the town board, nr ntr capacity as president of the board of safety. In Glider Making . Will ATTEMPT TO BREAK WORLD RECORD s Waldron Everton of 39 Contrasting the Old Lucy East 4th South, was drowned and. New in Tran- Thursday morning while .the parade was In progress. In a swimming hole on Logan sportation and Pro- Pioneer nver about two blocks west of gress of Life Since Ith6 river bridge, .pa Mam street Early Days is Major south Everton could not swim, and Theme in Long Pan when he stepped into a pool of er his head he sank; orama. immediately, according to the -- water-ov- Forty thousand pieces of wood, two years time, and patience approaching that of Job were needed by Bentley II. D. SCOTT Mitchell, Vernon Cooley and Hugl, Logan high Henry D. Scott, for the past Elmer ten years a resident of Logan school students and aviation enthusiasts, In constructing Where he has followed the profession of chiropractor, died the air glider entered in the pioneer parade Thursday Thursday morning at the hospital in Salt Lake where he morning. submitted to an operation lor Painted a bright red on Its ppendicitls on Saturday last, fuselage, with wings and tail 'eritonltls Is said to have been rudder In silver grey, this he cause of death. , gilder air worthy and fool Mr. Scott was bora Septem-e- r was made entirely b hand. 14. 1875, at Marion, Ky., The boys have taken! .he son of Daniel and Mary pains to makd their Jackson Scott. , , air worthy and foo glider He had lived In Logan, since proof. I It was one of the ma1920... jor attractions of the pargdo. . As 'A. young man,- Mr.? Scott and their friends "enlisted Bepteraber 15;'i'lS&8', ht: Thejboys are anticipating map?' flights COeur dAlene, Idfffifo, in com frtttn nearby1 hills - in 1 the pany; D, Fourth Infantry, serv first steps - of their progress ing in the, Spanish-Americtoward becoming future Ltod-- j war. He was 'He was Jionoraply berghs and Russell L. Mau discharged at Manila, P. I., ghanB. (Continued on Page Eight) - -- report to police. Neither of the After much deliberation, the boys, William Smith, 9; Grant judges of the various float Hawkins, X0; and William Shaw features of the pioneer parade, 11, could swim so they all three Heads Lions Clubs which along with the rodeo Set out for aid. In their excitement, they ran. formed the central highlight of the first day of Logans about a quarter mile befoie and get- - they located anyone who could great home-comitogether fiesta Thursday, . de - rescue the drowning boy. They elded to favor of the Fourth finally encountered Morris Robward floaty Sego Lily.f as erts, 17, and Norman Wilfred, worthy of first honors and 19, and led hem back to the consequently the $25.00 award place where Everton was seen of the local chamber of com- to sink into the water. Wilfred immediately dived for merce. Logan Eleventh ward with their tableau, The .Bee- the boy and found him lying hive1 t won second place and face downward on the bottom 4 44 4 .Frank ' Bertoli, endurance! 0 4 4. the $15.00i prize, while Benson of the pool. Everton was taken swimmer who is in the city Dem Receives ward .with, the Impressive to the bank and when first aid him the fire , "Dairying representation stood failed to revive getting ready 'To start 'upon 'a third t and rifrill - receive $10 00. department was called and a Medal T TOm lOpe test of just how tong a human i Judges, wha: made the decis- pulmotor brought to the scene. ion- werri: Wi F. Jensen and 'Dr. S. M. Budge also was e he will be able to beat the 4, 24 AP 4 CHy, July Dr.. J. M. ' Berfthlsel of Logan called but aU further efforts to revive him were futile. The swimming and floating record ot 4 Bringing a medal from Pope 4 a,nd C.. F. Olsep of, Hyrum. doctor stated the boy had been Myrtle huddiestone ot Chicago. 4 Phis XI, for Governor Geo. H. 4 on (In the commenting par He is now holder of the worlu s 4 Dent, and declaring the Pope 4 under water too long for any ade the features Various pnd title for actual swimming. Dur- 4 Is intensely Interested In Utah 4 . Mr. Jensen de scientific methods to be of any last evening, ing his stay in the water at 4 and the activities of the Cath- - 4 dared' that the judges had de avail. father, John Logana Plunge beginning at 4 olic .church in the Salt Lake 4 liberated on the!w Everton; sometime mid-da- y on Sunday. Bertoli will 4 diocese, Ki. Rev. John II. Mit- - 4 Associated Ihoto be- Everton, died last April, is surmatter float winners of remain in the water, swimming 4 ty, bishop of the diocese, re- - 4 Earle W. Hodge of New York cause there were so many out- vived by his mother and the -at all times just as long as his 4 turned from Europe .yesterday. 4 City ,w elected president of V.o following brothers and sisters: standing ones to the line-uMrs. Elva Bowen, Rulon W. endurance will last. ' 4 Bishop Mitty had a half hour 4 International Association of Lions Fourth and the However, Melvin W., Elmer Lavon, Wal- conference with the pontiff, 4 Clubs at Eor.vsr, Colo.. c;r.vc.,:iw.i. 4 were efforts taken In the 4 during which pictures sent by 4 After taking a workout WUbur Wandai- Ruby- d as re d resen tattve of whatlter water at the plunge on Thurs- 4 Governor Paul Everton, all of Logan, Dem were discussed. 4 be seemed to best the proFuneral services will be held day, Bertoli remained that he Chicago Baby Mixup portioned and most colorful Sunday at I p. m. to the Sixtn felt, sure the world's 72 hour was and Benson attractive. ward chapel. record would fall. There , is a praised for the dairying float lot of Interest In the big swim Fliers Both With Settled drawn well the by groomed IN from the fact that the man who four dapple grays. The large Day In Airplane Is ' giving the performance Is rick so well arranged and the well known among the leading two choice Holstein selections Agreed St. Louis, July 25 (AP) The swimmers of today. made the tableau a most fitstart of their fifth day in the Speaks At Idaho HomeMillions Made WJien Four ting heralding of one of Cache After completing his swim at air today found Dale Jackson Doctors Decide Babies' Labels valleys major industrial engetting Logana, Bertoli will go to the arid Forest OBrine Were Washed off by Nurse less and Thousands terprises. Canadian National Exhibition used to things again." At the Who the Infants Honorable mention went to Leaves at Toronto, and enter into the end of their fourth day aloft jjJ; Incorrectly Shape of Heads Killed From Temthe Sixth ward for the depicmens fifteen mile swimming 7:11 a. m. today, the- monoplane About Final Decision Bring tion The Desert shall Blossom blors. Ninety Towns Twin Falls, July 25 AP) which event. $15,000 will be awarded Greater St. Louis, in to Pleasure of Parents. as the Rose, the Eighth ward Third and fourth class postin prizes In this event on August they are seeking to regain their Omaha, Neb., July 25 (APL ReDamaged, 2,930 Crushed when four cars of a for the float, "Fountain of masters of Idaho met here to22. 'Bertoli says he Is anxious to lost endurance championship, 25 (AP) The Chlcago, July and the Logan-Cach- e convention. roller coaster train top- Youth day for a two-da- y to be Dead. heavyover get In' on some of this big cruised lazily above Lambert-S- t. mixup over the Bamberger addresses . by Louis field, everything ap Watkins' babies was Ironed out ported the edge of a 45 foot stake Relief society tableau, Welcoming pled money. He has confidence he incline at Krug Park here last Motherhood. Mayor R. E. Bobier and Postwill be able to do so. at an early morning conference parently functioning well. A new Rome, July 25 (AP) them beneath. Among the merchant float master P, W. McRobertS of night, pinning today at which it was deildcd that the babies of Mr. and Mrs. earthquake at Ariano to the Four persons are dead and 19 entries, the Red - and White Twin Falls and by T. C. Bacon the Twin Falls chamber of Charles Bamberger and Mr. and midst of an already ruined area Injured, three being In a criti- chain stores number was pro-'j- of Mrs Watkins were never mixed and a hurricane that sppread cal condition. The fourth to die nounced very colorful and im- commerce were features of the terror and death throughout was Mrs. Gladys - Lundgren, 29, pressive. opening program. W. L. Kill-paup at all. of Driggs was chosen to This decision, reached by northern Italy today added to of Des Moines, la., who was While three airplanes, he respo U H here with of them a twelve passenger, agreement between the parents, an already tremendous relief spending her vaca-o- n r was opposed to that of a group problem to this stricken coun- - friends. She succumbed today Ford ship, droned iftSbe3iifHPresident; in a local hospital. of scientists who late yesterday try. over the business section ; high a wi decided that the babies had Touched to the heart by the The other dead are C. H. of Logan Thursday morning Hvrum - U at been switched Englewood realization of Inestimable num- Stout, 50; Ruth Farrell, 14 both symbolic of the most modern Detroit, July 25 (AP) Twenty uh firtt where they were bom. bers of homeless, presidorthe thousand persons waited silent- hospital field Man national of dlstrice Dr. Arnold Kegel, health com- deatfinU&ts and hospitals filled league (Continued on Page Eight! (Continued on Page Eight) Du- - Pree ly In line last night and early missioner, was astounded when with postmasters; George the Italian injured, people meto the of Marysville, Washington, setoday " to pay tribute Informed of the decision He B. (Jerry) said he would consider wheher today disregarded the edict of Gala of Gerald Of mory cond vice president of the Pioneer Fete Goes Merrily Mussolini against pubBuckley, announcer for radio to pursue the case further in Premier league; L. W. Thrailkill, postlic for and subscriptions Wednesprivate slain station WMBC, master at Boise; J. B. Dodds, the Interest of public policy. to united victims the sponand atclose Dies the by gangsters The parents, apparently in taneous On Today With Windup Tonight United States postal Inspector, Quickly day Pain, offerings which steadof the successful campaign to and A. D. Lawsence of the ily flowed Into the premiers (Continued on Page Eight) Mayor Charles Bowles. mail transportation service, Lewis Smithfield, (Special)Police sought to connect relief subscriptions Italys the second phase of, The Logan high band was at noon had mounted to a total Plowman, for many years a Bin.iviev wu,n racketeering and to concert this afternoon p. heard K ijlpn Wfti'fl the to rodeo to an affidavit have claimed of a and progress million lire. Banks Logan Hivrp prominent farmer of this locals ; which states that he extorted J Pocatello Band other and institutions at the fair afternoon this private died at afternoon Thursday ity m many of the crowd Who came individuals placed funds at the grounds, the second day monej, from a confessed boot-h- is Real . of(to Logan from all parts of flJYnloriOC I facn m Alt' home following a heart Persons he had aidedil parti- - the annual disposal, governments 1 i JluIiCo LI uoll 111 HU pioneer celebration the valley found their chief tack." He spent the forenoon1 financially sent scores of floral cularly in the aid" of the liund hai i Logan-Cacat the to been full Ol Pasure veieurdliuu throughswing ot In reds children orphaned down town, returned home or where three airplanes, J Mexico City, July 25 (API-F- our the southern earthquake zone. out tne.day. bpeciai theatric i airport one f th dinner at 12.30, and soon after telegrams.' had been received , the trlmotored The Line band 4 al 4 Short thousands the all at Rescuers attractions military aviators and one .in Oregon playhouses, by of Were about a pain his j from listeners to all sections of twelve passenger Ford, complained civilian were killed here today from real was Poeatelio 4 a continarea 4 . were j are afon earthquake today He and soon heart. yesterday passed away kept busy accomodating the mlddlewest expressing when two army airplanes were 4 feature of the bi6 Twenty- - 4 ued their task of taking the His death was a great the middlewset, expressing today. Children's sengers taking to the sky for wrecked and fell Into Carranza on the Tabernacle recreation, to his family as up to row and sympathy at Buckley's 4 Fourth of July celebration, 4 dead from the ruin and seek- -, sports field athletic near Valbuena While Cache missand 4 out thousands of Logan valley the this ing to square this time he had been ap- death. morning brought , others cooled off by swim-jOen- airport 4 4 citizens and witn fear crazed appreciated thoroughly who, of for ing fun the ; youngs-parent good health. at Logana plunge. The body of the slain politi- One of the planes In its fall the visit by lnl? musical organ- - 4 - Mr.- - Plowman was bora June 7 grief, have left their home I ' commenfator lav to state il lzation, the the fiesta hit a man who was playing on a ) of the 4 neighborhoods Thursday morning wandered .and nen- pleasure j4 is 1RSQ Ot Redstarlt thousands passed Midway attractions at the for which weeks of planning hand ball court, crushing him waV shared bv the 4 ave.nu?- - whil. vlhit Jutoor hlgto- - groundaand thinktog and working had. been the rule was underway One machine exploded and many years ago settling known. Floral offerings were 4 T. B. Middendorf, manager and 4 with a salute at daybreak and Struck another in its descent. his Emmanuel and Victor King 8 Cache Valley. banked about he casket and al- - 4 major, each marie the request 4 the flag raising at sunrise by Both crashed to earth together. staff who were to arrive this One of the airmen jumped Suryivlng are his widow, Mrs. most filled the room. - was 4 Battery F and the Logan Boy ex- 4 the members of band the (hat afternoon. The ruler Elizabeth A. Thompson Plow-- 1 Jerry Buckley lfl hlS radio 4 wish it understood that they 4 Dected to be in the center " of ! ' Dancing last -- evening was- - Scouts. The U. ,P, - band faded cham-rehad always . feature for the cele- man, and Pocatello, Preston Junior and to open. He crashed to his with the 4 the devestated countryside be- - 8not-he- r delighted the causes of the poor 4 were ' 8111(1 conLewis R., and E'rvin Plow-pionbaU a is bands were Krand in wreek100 infeet from the rourtesies extended and On Logan high death, fore night, andtosoend to - ;bration man and Mesdames Myrtle P. advocating old age pensions and 4 vitation to return 'to Logan at scheduled for tonight. cert during - the morning - yes- -, ed machine.! saddened po the among night relief. Many Pitcher, and Loretta P. Harris, unemployment came The dead aviators were list!pulace. His presence was ex- - Afc 5 oclock last evening the terday. tributes from poor 4 any time will be appreciated. all of Smithfield, and one bro- crowd gathered for the ed as: The thei. Bishop c. J. Plowman, also people.. occasion marked "0ns sf Die Seven men were to custody of Smithfield. Humberto, Emi-qu- e largest asaea. Nances ever to Lieutenants connection with the slay- to, ' JSalcedos, Napoleon FernanFuneral arrangements have ittendance at u Logan holiday dez Rojo and Pablo Caso Lopez. not yet been made. Continued on Page fcigi.t parked excellency. Continued on Page Four obstirajice. BERTOU Memories of Logans justly noteworthy military band which used to iunction so well several years ago when womens hats were plumed andwere high,-,.- skirts ' were long and trailing, and miladys collar hugged her throat so tigfttly as to all but strangle to many spectators her, came the pioneer - parade viewing band comprising all who are left of this group of musicians passed In review, Led by Lew Edwards, Veteran local band man and comedian, this bana was recruited In the closing minutes of the fete celebration preparations. Tricked out in gaudy and comic attire were Messrs. Lew; Edwards, Vernon Crockett of the City Hal Farr, Lyle Drug company, Gilbert Wood, ' Karl Wood, Thorpe, Lee Thatcher and J. H. ' England. These gentlemen put on a great little act as they were whisked along In the parade. Merriment was on their faces and in the air and the crowd soon caught and joined in the hilarity occasioned by the presence of this clown band, once the pride of Logan as military unit. These players rode in an old relic of a one horse shay drawn by a gray that responded. to the giddap of driver L. F. Smith. Schereville, uulv r, Gown Feature (AP)-T- 1 trans-Afianfl- e Hilary Band No Worry- - AmvtMUtl , Wing Com, Charles Kingtford Smith and two of Fils companion! on the recent High! cf the Southern Crgs after their arrival at Roosevelt field. New York, completing a trip scrota the continent and back. Left to right: John W. Stannag Klngaford Smith, Schoen-haiJ. Patrick Saul nd Lea who piloted them back to Nev York. - YeOldeTyme Unemployment I yive the Lad, Failed. , broad,-waistline- ' mK0ters - . 1 AT THE LOGAIIA PLUNGE 4444 4444 j ng - -- Salt-Lak- -- , an . 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