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Show r v 91 i Wheat: Dee ()en High . 99 3 4 . 841-- 4 Sep Ma- r- 94 3 8 90 3--4 85 93 Ma 97 977-- 2 8 Low 88 8 ( Iom 88 3-- 4 8.1 831-- 92 95 min 4 V w 8 931-- 4 961-- 4 8 V QjJ mt LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, VOLUME LIIL SISTO OURNA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1930. WEATHER tTAH: Fair A Wednesday odie s Recovered Evidences of First Payette lar Aviation Chill ries. RACES AT ATLAHT1C u iDieudonne Coste com-- J pletejs Third Non Stop Crossing in air Landfall of the was - dear St. Pierre. e Over dition Turned Waters Scores! of Vacationists wit- nessed Accident Had Been Warned. OVER In $100,000 Suit Po-fro- m Expe-Lak- tfwl-nesda- normal temperature. AIR B n3 NUMBER 206. rm Husbands A Women and one uther Per- son who were also Riding in Car Escaped with Minor Inju- ; T THOUSANDS HUNT GIRLS SLAYER KILLED tonight little temperature change. IDAHO: Fair tonight and to Government Dis- tinguished Men at Port. Four -- Made Martyrs to Mans Fight to Master Gravity During National Exhibitions Plane Crashed Yesterday. 2 By The Associated Press Tromsoe, Curt Norway, olds Airport, ChiSept McCall, Idaho, Sept. 2 (AP) (APi Dr Gunner Horn, disCaptain Dieudonne Ccste and cago, September 2 (AP) The The bodies of the four vi- c- coverer of th remnants of the his co pilot and mechanic, Mau- I9dt) edition of the National Air worst Andree expedition on Whit: the tims of perhaps rice BellontS, headed down the Races became- - history - today -tragedy this resort has had ini Island, hove into port today on American coast today toward with the names of lour dead years were out of the Chill the little motor snip Bratvaag New York after completing the engraved on one records as Payette lake water today, three anti turned over to the repre-o- f third nonstop crossing of the nurtyrs to mans fight to nias them recovered yesterday sentatives of the government of ter gravity. North Atlantic. afternoon and evenmg by (Norway the evidences he had , Landfall of the Costes Jr of Capt Arcr.ui long drags scraping the bot- - colleced of the fate of the first 1 plane, was at at point near St Washington, v, C. noted marine tom. polar aviation expedition of a In island the . Pierre, oI a cen'ury fuel. Whose racing snip crashed The victims were Mr. and --arrived here this group just south ( Jew Found-lan- d aowu on the airport C.- yesterday, and Mr. - The-seal- er 6 a. m. aiea a lew nours Coste radioed at later. Re nau and Mrs. Arthur Betts, all of forenoon After Norwegian and was over that (EST) he the been in the spec a clashad gone experts (Swedish Nampa. southern part of the group and sic ofleading uie i0 days competition The body of Mrs Bette wasi that all was well aboard. lor uie inompson troony race. To reach St. Pierre the ? More man bu.Oou spectators bo!?t which6 hPad0PcarrieSf s Staining the mild traveled them an line of distance air saw 1116 of on I were Put ashore ei? rages plane swing around Sfth to th a n a quar deaths e approximately 2.325 miles from uie home pyion at 'a speed of yle gWedish consulate by the Le 25 ler mile from shore in the l0j hours in six and au Bourget l crew of the Bratvag, and the niuts an nour, wanow crazminutes from the time of its ily for a moment, then awe to Citizens joined with police of, several states to find kidnaper and wind driven lake. It was re- first leg of Salomon August AnMarvlne Appel (inset), South Bend, Ind. Mrs. covered Sunday about an hour dree s homeward Journey had departure, 10 54 a. m. (4.54 a. destruction. slayer of eight year-ol0 Mrs. Antonette Stone, 25. mother m. EST) yesterday. Eula Appel, mother, is shewn with two other children, Ottis and Comer. after the accident- - The other been completed. whoee of Flying at a speou of 209.91 hueband two it children, disa of matter As three bodies were taken at fact the excuing Nathan Seltzer, wealthy tance traveled probably was sev- miles an nour, diaries Speed ' widely separated points, that Distinguished scientists, of fi Cleveland manufacturer, for $100. eral hundred miles greater,, due Roiman of Minneapolis, swept te of Mr. Horner being takea out plores andgovemment CCO. alleging alienation cf affections. KILLED IN -Sto a considerable southward de- on over tne iuu nine tnanguiar-roufirst. The body of Mrs. Homer jlcials weie present. Grey Band to wm the race turn a tour from the course in mid was recovered last night at m $s,uo0 and to set Uie . dusk several hours after the IT fi l n P Atlantic, made, it was presumed prize as Sixth Ward Scouts to escape fog and adverse wea- i test pace in tne records of Is Reorganized mUChU AA.L. NfSl - deeper national Air race closed coin so waters ther conditions. j events. Calculating Costes speed as in wit-- ) 1 Scores of vacationists Make Hike to excess of 100 miles an hour he Last night race executives With W. I. Sorensen of Men nessed the tragedy, declartngj lome Ec. Teacher "don chosenas president and might be expected over New dlstriDutca siOO.uuo to winning had warned the two couthey within 11 hours, or at pilots in competitions at the nof Hyrum, Those Julius Sorensen a Dead not to 'venture the into ples dacc and Return York in Logan about 5 p. m. todav. Visits airport ana m tne seven dernamed musical director, the Logan lake in small the while craft Sdfi Costes Landfall and passage bies whicn 'were fiown from and Mother Silver Grey band, nine memwaves were running so the over 8t. Pierre was a gracious points on the run oi ui9 counbers, met Sunday afternoon at were Two of the Becomes Resident high. Sixby children Professor Abble L. Marlatte, , Led bv Seoutihasiter Leland gesture to his countryment The try to Chicago, Scores of tro4 oclock in the chamber of the four tragedy, St. Pierre group belongs to phies also presented, as uie commerce and reorganized this, in a Critical of them children of Mr. and first teacher of home econo- Hailstone and provided with France. CondiJust 15 miles further great Laoor uav crowd looxeu mics at the Utah State Agri- two pack horses to carry their oldest musical group in Cache Mrs. Betts. Of Logan City cultural college, was a visitor grub box and necessary bedding north is New Foundlamd, a Brit on ana appiauaed. valley .i For a timesat had been tion Mishap at the college on Monday, Miss and other paraphernalia, mem- ish possession. thought the band womd be no an important bers of the Sixth ward. Troop 9 Frank Marlatte has Baugh, more, but the meeting Sunday Downey. T. Dr. William Ross of Salt with the department Boy Scouts of the Cache valley Sunday Funeral Services Desperate Man was the occasion for a decision portion Funeral services were held City, i.mber of the economics at the Uni- council, made an overnight hike of thome of members to carry on for at Pocatello, Sept. 2 (AP) A Lake Chiroafternoon at the Richmother and one of her sons are firm of Ross located in the , To Direct Music versity of Wisconsin at the to the summit of Mt. Logan and Sunday least another year. Picked Up At ards Funeral Home for Mrs .firm, present time. She is Just re- return Saturday and Sunday. dead, two other sons are suf- practic .A These musicians have been Utah Savings Trust company from a convention 3.30 the Martha Ann Madsen, wife of turning at Leaving Logan 'Mmspicuous for a number of fering from critical injuries and building, rehas taken up his In City Schools "thjt was .held in Honolulu. - boys, hiked to Spring . Hollow Christian A. Madsen of Poc . ,ears through their musical five other persons are recover- sidence in this city, d 'having . jff . as a from minor hurts celebraprofessor Mariattfe came to and made everllig camp at the f lo:h at T today ing in playing t activity result of an automobile accident 510.v.eA.Els Dr .Ross has pur the college in its first year, in spring, cooked a tasty supper, tion gatherings, old folks and W. H. Frank Baugh Jr.,1 has been apr on many oc- on the highway near, Downey Saturday, September 1890 - dnd she re- and slept soundly preparatory Logan Saturday. Bishop , other parties, and chased the Robert Anderson pointed, as director mained for four years during to a fresh start Sunday morn- Griffin was in charge of the Sheriffs of three counties supervising casions. They have the distinc- yesterday. 312 West Center services. Members residence of the at were -' Presiin , a man hunt all day 7 SunMt. for musi6-inof the administration ing Logan. Early The dead and in lured all were street. He expects to enter up- of the. Logan- city icteriC tion of numbering among theiT Fourth ward choir, led by AnJ.t breakfast after S&nboriij happened mornings day v members all men over seventy, residents of Ozark, Ark , and on his and Monday which terto Sunday schools will and succeed J. Albert here drew Wiser, supplied the sing Idaho. maintainpractice began in 1890 on they began the ascent of thei minated last night at about new Southwick, who resigned to be-- 1 th2(t and of never having made a were enroute to Jerome, his in offices 1 return noon and at for an her mountain, stopping The dead are Mrs. Elizabeth home. rS- - George Baugh. come music supervisor of KSL September charge for their services. The 11.30 p. m. when Sheriff W. D. 34, and Andry Edtoaay marked the fortieth an- - lunch and conUoulng to the top speakers were Head of Franklin county and radio William Other 'titers, along with the Hammonds, at station Lake Salt will be Bishop office The was City. soon of Logan which reached of Hamson. the opening after Evans of the Third Mrs. niversary are: Uriah wards, 12, her Announcement of Deputy Sheriff Oliver Eames of Messrs, Sorensen the office ward; as a branch conducted appoint, . was inoclock in first! afternoon. three the her .institution. the It monds was killed almost T T was made this morning by Cache county captured their Benson, Sammy Green, Harold stantly, while Young Edwards of the Salt Lake firm. Prior names 1894 in their she and since visit here They registered Liljenqulct and Albert Savage. died in a Downey hospital late to practicing in Salt Lake, Dr Louis A. Peterson, superinten- recalled the extremely small a can containing names of other l5j?p L prisoner at Clifton, Idaho, A ??d igan Smith, Tom are: of the city schools. Drummers Ross was for eight years at dent at that parties who have scaled the LpyV?aS detective from the Colorado size of the college P ;ver Be.n' state by .B John Johnson and A. J. Hancey. yesterday. Mr. Baugh, who has served tame. A small room in thelmountaln. Enroute to the sum-ije- e penitentiary v;as coming Everett Hammonds, 6, and San Francisco and Sacramento, the Continuously as supervisor of basement of one wing of the mit the bovs saw deer, wild nf K?a?dJ L;, T: "odes- - Blsh' from Montana with an escaped Glen Edwards, 17. are in a local following graduation from dedicated Griffin op the in music grave the P chickens an now of wild and elementary grades main plenty convict. As the tram on which present building, here with, injuries hospital at the Logan cemetery. 1922 used as a storeroom, housed mial life of both flower and of the schools the since al city nd.. And Idaho which attendants said would the detective was riding with 5?J.e I very well will have direct charge of vo- - the school of home economics The return was Enjoy county, Dr. Ross phases his prisoner was going south probably prove fatal. Fishing Trip He cal made senior in known. the music and Jun made Baldv headquarters Mt, was Briefs by Marlatte Professor climbing when News Mr. and Mrs. Wllford D. Por- through the Bear River canyon Those slightly injured were in Smlthfield for some time ior high schools as well as con- and trekking over the face of ter and their children and near Cache Junction early SunLena Edwards. 16. Onietta. Ham-- ( ancl practiCed his profession tinumg his activity as super- - head cf the department. to back mountains the Logan Mrs. D. L. Hoopes, returned monds, 3, daughters of Mrs in the north end of the coun visor of elementary school music day morning, hi some way the which they reached at 6 30 SunSunday night from St. An- prisoner got his handcuffs off Hammonds, Horace Tolbert, 21, ty. A year ago he moved to He will be assisted by Miss Ethel By the Associated Press evening. day Idaho where they spent 23. and Fait Salt Lake City G. Russell Watte Tolbert, Salt Lake and took charge of Lund, who at present is a teachAll report a fine time and thony, escaped from the train. the week with Mrs. Hoopes and 20. Ser-wer school Woodruff Civil in the and there. The McCleskey, 22, Salt Lake City, United States Sheriff Jack Zundal of BrigviAw of the from the that valley atand Mr. daughter while rt occurred about accident The was killed last night continue her activity there vice commission has announc-pa- the summit of Mt. Logan is a and Mrs. in Mrs. Ross will be rememberK. C. Klingler, Mr. ham city was notified who time. ea onen competitive examina- - most worthwhile one. tempting to move from ofthea three, miles north of Downey. ed here as Miss Myra Nelson, turn notified Sheriff W. H. Porter that the reports inside to James the fishing seat said Witnesses rumble Yarbrough Mr. Baugh a as first appoint- - tions as follows: The scouts making the trip is unusually good on Snake Shaw and Sheriff W. D. Head. U. Dan- 26, driver of the truck which for seven years physical educa- ed car driven by Mrs. A. machine were Fred Roberts. Mercer tion instructor . at the Logan Junior mpgic supervisor of tne citv river and tabulating The than hunt started. Severlt back a Lake Ogden-Saon the iels schools in 1915, serving in that operator, $1,440 a year; and Smith, Russell Barchard, Del- number ofhe brought beauties was chartered by Mrs. Ham- high school. men were rounded up but al ridman, speckled The young highway. capacity until 1917 when he under cardpunch operator, bert Jensen, Loren Haws, Ray to bear out his story, Mrs. Her- none answered the disertption monds was traveling at a high Ser-a- n as the ing with Mr. and Mrs. Daniels 260 Lemilitary a service film have French June year, Gibbons, Departmental bert Mason of Preston accom- until Head and Eames got their Greenhalgh, and Mrs. McCleskey, complain- speed when the car hit loose begun large-sca- le companies artilleryman with the United, vice. land Hailstone. man at Clifton. They were ridpanied them production of States ed of being cold and started army. on a Six) (Continued $2,000 Junior talking fell Page pictures veterinarian, he ing north on the state highway when inside move to lndus-an- d when a man haled them to to the pavement. He died of nver Lar BuFeau of Anlmal n Thousand Three Witness Labor stop, he apparently wanted a a skull fracture. stud-- 1 Mr. ... Chicago. Baugh School Teacher Testifies ride. The otflcers immediately Opening beets), (su8ar led voice culture with Professor recognized the pedestrian as the Price Mel Cotrell and Karl G W. Thatcher of Logan, John 1800 to $2,100 a year. Bureau Circus Day Flying - Airport man they were looking for. He Hatch were being held today of Denver, and holds a!0 Plant Industry, Of Little Marie West Murder Hearing Wilcox was taken to Brigham city and in connection with what Sher-1music certificate as the result! Associate marketing special-o- f the Colorado authorities were Emery Jesse Nelson of ist (beef grade supervisor), in studies Chicago. of 3,000 Upwards a, quarter minutes. grownups waa He cattlenotified. The detective from a termed has to a county ' Mountain $3,800 year, Bureau and children were gathered at It is felt in local music circles $3,200 Home, Idaho Sept. the railroad grade and the river. awarded first prize of $33. Art whom the prisoner escaped had Economics, rustling enterprise which has 2 (JP)-- A. Logan-CacAgricultural to Mr. that testiof Elmore the school promotion Stevens Art from Sheriff teacher Baughs airport been going on all summer. JThe fied Mortensen,, another pilot of not been located this afternoon. today at preliminary hear- county gave further testimony the post of citv school music! Assistant marketing special-direct- 10 a m. until late afternoon Utah-Pacif- ic was sesheriff said the men will be Airways come as to result $2.600 ist has the H. Mr (meat B. Labor cirfor , Mrs grader). and search the and of the air the vlewtag that body day cond winning $15 4 prize moncharged with stealing catttle ing Ag-hof a of service which Bureau $3,200 he cus on year, satisfactory for the held later for slayunder the sfayer. staged Monday Henry Meisenzahl, from the ranch of the race Long-breFlashes Of Life given during the past few ncultural ( Economics, the auspices of the Aviation ey. Following adopted daughter, - In opening the hearing, JusDickman of Woodside, 44 miles ing of their did thrilled the crowd wit i numalso He a has for whethD. A. years. All committee of Peace ask of not Utter Mane the chamber states of the West, tice except Maryland southwest of Price. stunt flying. er the child had reached senool declared in view of the wjde ber of years been in demand as Virginia, Vermont, and the commerce with County ComHarry Dinkleman of Salt Lake missioner Albin T. Clawson of both a soloist, coming from a family, District of Columbia have By The Associated Press Twin Falls To savold is- on the day she .disappeared. Vlr-gi- publicity given the case, known locally for vocal eeived less than their share Hyrum and-Cit- y before and after the arrest of Commissioner known in the Intermountain S. The testimony, given by Toronto Lyon, suance of deficiency warrants region as the Flying Dutch- who is 72 George 0f appointments In the ap- - L. P. Petersen cooperating. old, still can years Parker, the childs school the Meisenzahls two weeks ago, prominence. to meet a financial emergency,a and man, Tommy piloting latSeven inSerwould one widest allow he of the a was HiIL seventies In them planes, shoot golf In the portioned Departmental the Twin Falls County Com- teacher in King closed in six passenger Travel-a- ir Thompson plane,, was at dead- the first" round of the chamvlce at Washington, D. C. authorized troduced by the state as the itude of defense and prosecu-tio- h Dr. Wanlass to have missioners Full information may be ob- model, were at the port lock with S. T. Stevens of Salt pionship of the Canadian sen-fattorneys in examining Chairman M. C. Ware to ob- opening shot in the attempt to witnesses. from Albert O. Ander- - during the day to carry passen- Lake and Lloyd Hansen, Cache Address - JLaKC tained have the Foster parents of the golf association, he did 76, tain a $40,000 loan to take son Secretary of the United gers on short flights and parti valley flyef, for prize money in three strokes better than the He reviewed an earlier statecare of operating expenses un--1 child bound over to district States Civil Service Board of cipate in air racing and stunt an eight mile race against time- next. Vliy olUucH is- lExamlners til December when the first of court for trial on the murder ment made declaring he had the afternoon. The clapY. The first at the post office flying for the pleasure of the during been misinformed by officers charge. the 1930 taxes come in. sed time was four minutes and j riUSMrnsg Anna'simtb ever throng gathered. The childs body - was found of danger of mob violence, for 'Dr. W. L. Wanless, dean of to this city. Fifty ad on Long Island was In an Automobiles were parked three fourths seconds. the Salt Lake City Murray C. the day after her disappearance which he had ordered the fos- the school of commerce-a- t Inside and outside dollars in prize money was ox cart. The latest is in an colin everywhere confined the ter penUtah State father cut' 19, Agricultural her throat last Godbe, 59, prominent in the 25 and Sept. the airport Sheriff W. H. Shaw divided among the three. airplane. She js 85 years old. body bearing signs of a itentiary. Later Information, he lege, will deliver an address to mining field in Utah for toand Deputy Oliver Eames and . After this race, while DinkleBuenos Aires High school horrid attack, weighted to the said, convinced him there was the high school section of the years, died yesterday at a State Triffic officer Harry Clark man went aloft, circling high girls of the suburb of trouble. bottom of Snake river It was no danger of citizens taking Balt Lake City schools on Wedtal hospitalbeenof inkidney are on strike because were In charge of handling the overhead for stunt flying during Dr. 3 the institu- the contention ,of the State the case into their own hands nesday, September He had NATIONAL. large crowd and directing auto- which he thrilled with barrel they have been warned not 'to tion for a week. Ha was vice that Meisenzahl murdered the &nd he ordered the man return- - Wanlass will discuss the submobile parking. 310 020 mana- child after rolls, nose dives, wing avers and appear in class with evidence president and general mistreating her over ed to the county Jail, there to ject, "Economic Forces as They Chicago A. G. Olofson, chairman, and other dangerous aerial maneu- oi use of rouge, lipstick or 33 000 001 100-mining a period of several months fol- await with his wife the prelim- Affect National Development Cincinnati . ger of the Ophir-Mon- o Root and Hartnett; Kolp, C L Jones, member of the vers, Floyd Ririe, another Utah ej ebrown penciL with the teachers. company at the tune of his lowing her adoption from the inary hearing.. the Washington The return of aviation committee cooperated Pacific Johnson and Sukeforth pilot, amused death. childrens home in Boise. No Several more witnesses were New York 402 032 601-1- 8 25 3 with Secretary M. R Ilovey of crowd by sailing into tjie midst the bob is predicted, in fact, wardens and connection of Mrs Meisenzahl ready for the states call while Movo Into New Home. Moscow Fire 102 001 001- - 5 14 1 the chamber of commerce in of dozens of balloons multi- according to members arriving with the murder has been al defense had two or three more. Mr; and Mrs L. L. Gardner, Philadelphia tourists report a larger numd, directing festivities at the air- colored and released for the oc for the annual convention of Three prosecution attorneys formerly of this city, are now Fitzsimmons and Hogan; ber of porcupines in this- - dis- leged, save that she knew of it casion. Several were successfully the National Hairdressers and Ren- - port Elliot and new at located home in their Sweetland, James trict-. than usual. The animals the State, represented Miss Parker was one of three These sa. During the morning, Ernie broken as the closing official Cosmetologists association, it have been causing difficulty witnesses called by the state. Smeed of Boise, Mr. Bresnahan San Diego, California. . 000 000 000-- 0 4 3 Longbreak of Ogden, who with event. Passenger flights v ere j will be more popular than Logan people have a Brooklyn anjong motorists who encount- Jack Hughes, Glenns Ferry un- of Hailey, and R. W. Wqckwith former . 300 000 21x-- 8 60 three other pilots and plane of continued several hours longer, ever. Boston and of wonderful view the Mountain latter bay of the Home, er them on highways. The ex- dertaker, told of the Prince i ( of I Refreshments galore vere at I London The which of the body, hidden bydiscovery surrounding country, which af J Vance, Clark. Moss and Lcvez; the Utah, Pacific Airways of a patch prosecuting attorney. Against tremely , dry weather came to participatj ia the port and members cf both (Wales is getting on. He is now Ogden, An- - fords a view of the ships and Brandt and Spohrer was hem young Eugene smaller near the shore, has dried up the the circus, was the winner of sexes viewed the aerial circus as vice admiral, lieutenant gen-the- y AMERICAN successful candidate for,all the flights of Uncle Sams1 streams has forced the ani- dWance below the raUroacT "cui I'derson, munched hot dogs and eral and air marshal. The an airplane lme over an eight 000 . all they al- - Cleveland nomination foraircraft. Renublican Among it, drank soda pop, mirality, the war office and mile course from the landing mals to seek the larger rivers near King hill where the Chile. - t orosecutine attorney and ha v- -; ways find time to en)oy the St Louis - . 101 In the more thickly" populated was seized and carried to he,- mg behind him a session as .reading of our old home pa-- , ..Brown, Haruer and , Sewell; field .to the Hotel Eccles and and consumed candy. Ice cream the air ministry announced the return. His time was five and and chewing gum plentifully, (promotions simultaneously. ' ' j Collins and lentil. fate through the brush between representative in the legislature, per, The Journal. . sections. iss-Re- Nanfpa, Idaho, Sept. 2 (AP) Jack Kerwin of Boise and Mrs. Jack McKechnie of killed were Nampa, sisters, here last night, crushed under their car when it failed to make a curve entering the city. Their husbands, also in the car, escaped with minor injuries. A fifth occupant of the car, unidentified, escaped in- jury. Witnesses "aid - the car approached the turn at a higha rate of speed, crashed into fence and turned over. One of the men was thrown clear of the car and rushed to the wreck to assist the others. Both women had been killed instantly. Mrs- - Kerwin" leaves a small daughter.--' Mrs i I ago-Mrs- -- , 1 d AUTOMOBILE TWO ilver ACCIDENT; 7 OTHERS INJURED ML are - wm w her Injured near Jr., X-R- ay E,d 1 1 j ir' -- I I1 Uah en-im- the-offi- ill son-in-la- at temauyand y, -- at ft ' ,i he as ak re-w- ni or salt CfJonfo i BASEBALL Bel-gra- 002-81- 2 Coi-lar- i I s |