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Show ra-- Sep. Dec. Mar. May - 75 3-- ' 79 82 85 1 8 75 7-- 8 80 85 58 80 4 74 2 77 8 817-- 81 3 8 74 77 T Y WHEAT QUOTATIONS Wheat: Open High Low Close 2 81 8 815-- 8 Ml T j T" ailTII UTAH Fair tonight and Sunday, slightly warmer In west tonight. IDAHO Cloudy and unsettled tonight and Sunday, qL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1930. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, VOLUME LIIL Tt-- t T WEATHER 4A 8 f SEEK RICH HOBOS ESTATE NUMBER 228. SMREPUBLICANS NAME TICKET WITH HARMONY ) ; a AS CONVENTION KEYNOTE i I v w,-' Ambassador to Great Britain Predicts End of Current Industrial and Trade Depression by Summer or . Fall Next Year. - - yt Chickasha, Okla., Sept, 27 57, (,p) Ed. F. Johns, about former state senator and liqul-atiodating agent for a number of failed state banks, shot and killed his nephew. Jack Coiner, H1, and himself at the family He home here early today. apparently was angered at the youth for failing to remain at a Mississippi military academy, this Comer returned early morning from the Gulf Coast military academy at, Gulfport, Miss., after his uncle had sent Negotia- - hTm money for the trip. The Kearns corpoVation. tions for the purchase- of the youth was a son of Mrs- - Johns property were concluded Fn- - sister. day between representatives of Johns who was state auto. the Kearns corporation and thetag agent for Grady owners of the Salt Lake Tele- county and conducting an surance business, went to his 'The new ownrship antlci- - 0f ftce early this morning and in no the policy changes returned while Mrs. Johns was pates of the paper. It has infinite still at the breakfast table, faith in the future of Salt speaking pleasantly to her, he Lake and the surrounding ter- -, went upstairs and shots were ritory, and expects to continue beard soon afterward, to make the Teegram a vital Comer jn bed, was shot factor in the development and 'three ums near the heart iw and of Sait vain, progress jCbns was found on the floor of the bed, shot Rnw0nn estabbsb at the foot The Telegram through tbe heart. Johns was nd ass ed by Perry Heath m the ninth a state iates in 1901. In 19 li the ai'and tenthgetor sessions of the leg-ttE. Cteorge Hal;. islature. passea by a Charles Hill andin 1920 to Mr. Fish and T. jobnS) is 'an son, at Tulsa attorney Mullin. J. and formerly was an assistant attorney general. Salt Lake City, Sept 27 (JPj The sale of the Salt Lake Telegram to the Kearns corpor- publisher of the Salt Lake Tribune, was announced today by Arthur L. Fish, pres1- dent and general mamger of the Telegram publishing Com- pany. The financial arrange- ments Involved were not stated, An announcement by Mr, Fish said: the Effective this date, ownership of the Telegrafti pub- lishing compnay passes to the i Remember Nothing of What Happened Since a Week Ago A convention characterized by harmony was held at the Junior High school auditorium today when the Republicans of Cache county met to name their ticket to enter the cam- paign for the November election. Practically every precinct in the county was represented with a full delegation. The rostrum was filled with prominent Republicans when Chairman Hans Milkkelsen called the convention to order at 10:30. Among those on the stand were Jiie county . officials, of state, H. county party organization officers, E. Crockett, Mayor A. G. Lundstrom, and Judge M. C. Harris. A East Chicago, Ind., Sept 27 Hazel K. Groves, Lake county treasurer and president of the American State bank of East Chicago, who disappear- ed two week3 ago. returned to his home last night, apparently - fp -- - Hans Mikxelsen, county a victim of amnesia. chairman, cauea tne conven-7- . Groves said ne could rememwon to ocaer at iu:30 a. m. ber nothing since he was seen tne ueiegation led by La at Cedar Lake, Ind., a week Republican Ticket ana mont Allan, sang America. (ago today, until he awoke in Selected Today John h. .Anderson offerea pra- - a Peoria, Ills., hotel yesterday. ,yer and Miss inaa Maugnan of The American State bank was Assorinieil Press PSntn vVeUsvme rendered a vocal soio closed after the disappearance Here are Mrs. tngeborg How and Homer How, widow anJ eon of For Four Xar Commissioner accompanied by Gilbert ! norpe of its president and has been the late James Eadee How, millionaire nobo, who ere seeking to have at tne piano. THOMAS MUIR under examination by state inIn which Haw tgfUtia estate ta.tisba. J! Mr. MiKiteisen welcomed the spectors who reported finding organizations set aside,. Mention,, Mrs. Hew wants the estate tor her ton. tie reviewed tnehia- fight' Irregularities in its ac For Two Year Commissioner delegates, tory oi tne county aammistra-uon- s counts. It is aid no serious W. W. HALL of the past ten yeais. shortage exists and the books Logan L. lorn retry was announced of the lake county treasury For County Clerk IN L. wore declared to be in satisfactemporary cnairman and A. C. V. MOHR Coie as temporary secretary. tory condition. Providence upon motion oi Dr. H. K. The bankers son, John GroFor County Assessor YMemu tne convention com- ves, issued a statement today 8. R. McQUARRIE mittees were appointed. Juage telling of his fathers return. LAKE TITO Hyde Park Jesse P. Rich was cnairman of He said when Groves awoke in committee on platform, and. re- a Peoria hotel yesterday he For County Recorder B. Thomas RHEA R. LARSON Karr, called his brother, Harry, at solutions, chairman of committee on or- Springfield. Harry Groves went Logan GALE ganization and oraer of busi- - to Peoria and took the banker For County Treasurer chair- to his East ness. George Haraing, E. N. MAUGHAN Chicago home last man of committee on creaen--i njght, Wellsville arriving some time alter Sht, For County Attorney Cnairman Perry made a The son believes his father NEWELL DAINES forcerut in speecn keynote in Chicago, but someLogan wnlch he was treely applauded had been made For County Sheriff his way, or had how had Persons by tne convention delegates. been taken, from the Indiana Hold Convention MAX TOQLSON He a between drew comparison Smlthfleld, Utah lake resort to Peoria. He had U.S.A.C. Registration from one Ship, Seven the Republican and Democra- not For County Surveyor been robbed, and had mon-- , state Named Caine tic Prof. piatlorms. On SCHAUB Next EUGENE from he awoke yesterday. Other Six when ey Monday was touchThe tax problem bearLogan Continues Ahead atten- His automobile, a .coupe, ed called and he upon For Senate 07 i; D mis- -, Missing se- ing Indiana license of Idaho i tion the to importance ' on The Judge Democratic W. H. (Continued Page Eight) : GRIFFIN, Jr., party lecting competent men to re- sing. Of A Logan . Muskegon, Mich., Sept 27 (p) j Cache county will hold Ago Mr. Groves vanished Friday, in the legthe present people 1 House of convention at waters The of .lake Michigan county Representatives Nibley : Fair October islature. County officials were Sept, 19, while en route to a Garden Club SAUL E. HYER next Monday, September whipped into fury by a 40 mile commended for their, faithrul conference with the board of am10 at Th call has Lewiston gale yesterday, took the lives'29 Registration figures release and- - honest administration of directors of his hank at which , kb:i en madee by Chairman' E. 8. from of at least five persons, swal- the office of the regiir East t Prohibi - !a merger with another ,.ame rnlessor county government. Studies Flowers lowed up two boats and left .Chambers.-Thof purpose Logan of the(trar at the' Utah, State bank was expected to artment M IT amendment the 18th Chicago and tion - a CHAS. PETERSON to C. convention is nominateshow die the fate of a third undeterthat ultural college the Utah were thoroughly discussed by be ratified. Rather than face this morning. coimty ticket to enter the cam-- 1 registration .. for the Hyrum, Utah present 'XJSb krai college will fudge ! the. danjer of withdrawals and Chairman e Unity At Logan Temple mined Perry. Abovd-thlhe Is '7.8 precent, The five dead were members Pai8J taTr peoples suffrage year wHfG at sixth an- were appealed to when" the president's disappear- L' i solidarity eection of the crew of the barge JSalvor iw registrattoirifor thecorrespondsouthwest Idaho clairv Idaho Youth when the delegates have ex- ance became known, the direc.The Republic were in ses- - ln time last year. The flgurw, institution and caught m the gale yesterday! slon be held at CaldweU, The Logan Garden club met afternoon pressed their cnolce of -candi- tors closed thestate will Each bajsis of the party today. were made on the less than two bank examon October 15, 16 and called on the dates. Idaho, at the temple grounds Thurs- miles from within Ala full in the field ticket P week. one registration for safety in the barbor 17. Professor Caine will judge to go over the books. iners in Crash two President oclock. Chairman five at offices: the reported been following Harding here. day ,fo1 Injured though the college has three classes of dairy catt'e, for the credientlals committee J. R. Shepherd and Fredrick N.ne others of the 14 who 'commissioners, attorneys, sher- - making a steady growth .tor Guernsey, Jersey and Holstein, and adopted. treasurer, Is Scholes of the temple assisted were aboard the barge ieach- recorder, several years this the largest The Idaho show always has ar. lrk, Is Recovering Chairman Fare reported for Utah And Idaho increase in some excellent exhibit of circuit catby the gardeners acted as ed shore alve. Two of them afsfssor apd surveyor. Also a- percentage hosts. were brought in thin morning state senator and three mem- time. the committee on organizaon as is located tle main it the News Briefs The dahlias were visited and after having spent 16 hours bers to the state legislature. eleven hun- line to Portland where exhbit-or- s tion and order of business Approximately Gerald Wood, 19 year old making the temporary organiadm.red. The water lily pond lashed to the derrick on the dred and fifty students had are animals their taking Driggs, Idaho, youth, is recov- zation permanent. was the center of attraction barge. They were taken to completed registration by Fri- for 'the Pacific International ering satisfactory today while Chairman Rich submitted and Mr. Scholes told how we Grand Haven by members of Utah Silver For evening an many more day By The Associated Press four other students of Utah could grow water lilies. are working to find a suitable the coast guard crew from that e platform which was read Lake City Ray Law, 18, Salt are State B. the told Bowen Agricultural college Other courses. of George point, who shot a line aboard A. Day a.QOpUcU. of Arco, Idaho, and Howard recovering for injuries suffered Liplon Gift Cup arrangement members how to dig and take the barge this morning to res new students who have sent George Salt Lake City, in an automobile collision late j A resolution was presented Stevens 23, care of gladioli bulbs. cue them. A third man lashed in credit transcripts have anall persons seeking faced automobile theft charges whereby vesterdav afternoon arof After a round of the beau-ber- s to the derrick was dead, and intention nounced their Richmond Dies New York, Sept. 27 (P) Sir appointive office must obtain today following their arrest on visited President Shepherds because of the heavy seas still j riving Monday and registering nS an endorsement of at least a charges of relieving three car Thomas to will return te Lipton tme. to tiful temple grounds the at .is It remove his that plainly running, efforts 4inS0wiihan majority of the entire mem--- owners of their machines. Law challenge again for the Ameri- - evident at the present time garden and received body were abandoned. Richmond George A. Day s cup, but befire that hes ca bership of the central commit- - and Stevens also are alleged to make on how will have at the college tbei- died --at his home here Friday me,v war,f many pointers The other vessel to go tee--H- . Bullen moved this pro to have aluminum valued at backNew to to York liis-coming its in was home grounds beautiful. before the gale the schoonregistration blem b left to the - central $250 lrom a home here. . from a lung and heart- affee American largest Bowens Rock er Our Son, last of her type receive the cup m Mr. George tion. to work out. C. L. Blackioot, Idaho An ovation are buying for the tory Mecham committee garden w.U be viiited next on the lakes. She foundered off people to for Senator William E. Borah, motion prevailed He was born at Richmond Police Chief Gilbert Funks worlds loser. best 5 oclock. at a Tuesday complaint thaiging table the resolution. The tell- - who is seeking reelection, has signed Ludington. M.ch., her crew of S r Thomas said he would $300 Approximate April 28, 1863, the son of Nor- Lundberg The membership In this club seven being removed by the with reckless driving. ers appqjnted were David Tar-- been outlined man and Martha Henderson by eastern Idaho prefer to receive the cup in Is steadily increasing according freighter William Nelson. of W. J. Roundy Trenton was in House Day. Roland Emmitt and J. W. rp.iidents when the senior sena- Damage would and United States the Ford to F. M. Young, secretary. a the other car, A third boat, the steel hulled geamons. (tor of the state arrived at the He is survived by his wife, drlvlng Roof The Today Mrs. motor carrier North Shore, SPnd nlyafew daysonthe which was overturned. to other before side Christina Frandsen Day, returning were released after other four which left St. Joseph, Mich., New York '" His passage is sioner a. m. israeisen nouun- the following children: d - f with a cargo a grades yester- booked for City. Damage of approximately $300 wgPRl Ds sailAlbin T. Clawson; W. H. be present to greet Borah. Flashes Of Life Glen the and Leviathan, Albert, ,ated MilRalph of was done to the roof the bru Alonza J. nomiinaday morning en route to Lake Sait City jThaln seconded the today. 478 Can- - Cove. Ry A15ln Edwin Peterson waukee, hd not been reported ingThe of Clover, former state jstookey Van fund, suggested by yon road, from home, cup Noy Lowelj 9:42 a fire at today. Harm nomimtM a, J Rogers and enthusiastically Uncle Sam is caused from lothy Day .RichmondMrs.Mrs Bar- Smithfield She carried five men and a Will morning, Washington Grant endorsed tlett Narh and Walker, Mayor ajj by listed He women. off saloonkeepers. Taxation sparks. chimney j-S Roosvelt and others, Idaho, and The city fire engine and Doney,MissFranklin, 17,835 of them In the census Fears for the safety of eight Governor now totals $3,500 and 50 pounds crew s. . Lilly Day, Salt Lake to the and Discussed ten years ago, but this year members of the Coast Guard of responded promptly sliver. and hurried to the scene City. any such folks will be classified crew from Ludington, who set The silver from which the alarm of Hyrum W. . Peterson blaze confined to . other occupations was . Smithfield Mayor A. G. Lund-iunder out at 4 p. m. yesterday to go Castieford , keeping blacksmith, Little Billie strom will be made was offered the roof the R Wilder, Idaho Eilason fur-- er Leon 'sentenced yesterday to two to with seksors grinders and to the aid of the schooner, cup an and and preventing Attorney City victim a of Utah is 3, dead, organization Gillings, by were dispelled , this morning the like. damage. has been acan irrigation canal into Whether or not the loss is of when word was received here silver minerstheand which he feu while committee Sheby H- cepted Norman Pearce, that they had reached New York wholly or partially covered by The child fell into the playing. Tangible St stream ty organization of is not known. radio announcer, seems to have boygan, Wis., making the crossinsurance The Tulsa, OkP -- dog pound Ciawson, 99; Riggs, 27; Scott, Thursday night but his body the endur- ing under their own power. automoteie quite a voice from 65 EUa to have a letk wa3 not found until the stream ga cham- Red Cross Meet 26. ance standpoint. He talked inin amachine the Two bodies, those of Lomie is this Friday evening city eU- - 'after It collided with canexecuof drained to execution been moved had convention the ber for a yesterday. of the At 24 hours meeting straight, to a mike for DmscoU. A p basement of the public library. by drlyen die. to and EliaSOn condemned Cache End on ines subtive committee the Seven) of on various (Continued Page at a radio fair The visitors and speakers disDenver salesman. Driscoll and maf Pocatello Lucille AmerBlackburn, three the of remaining county chapter were severely jects from capital punishment explained, and gave LV E. R. his son, Daniel,COUisi0n. ican Red Cross at Scout head- 19 year old relay rider, was cussed,ielererelotien nf fhe urn. n the SeCOnd ballot, to the south sea islands. jnJured jn the An deciOf from today, no Found injuries last Italian recovering quarters evening Guilty amendments to the state Young sion was reached relative to following an accident at the posed Svotes to 123 Paris Beltran Masses, Spanconstitution relative to taxa fair Bannock of yesterday. selection of county a the chairman Pola Negri is suing ish artist, ion. seHumbert 'lot and was declared the nom- Assassinate Prince the county Red Cross to suc- While riding in a relay, her tosfor $5,000 which he claims is Attempt A. Geddes of the Dr. wild a Joseph cond A. ceed J. Hendrickson animal, resignhorse, jnee of the party. her due for painting portrait U. S. A. C. faculty was present1, sed her into a fence. ed. q Alen, Jr., nominated W. with a shadowy form of Ruthe of favor In and spoke w j Hall oI Logan for the two The entire case for the deBrussels, Belgium, Sept. 27 dolph Valentino in the backmeasa in Score by Quarters amendments, taking year term commissioner' and de Rosa, 22 fense was based on political (TP) Fernando ground. 6 12 13 ure the opposite stand to that Hall was voted In by Aggies . . Lad Suffers Drain was grounds, de Rosas attorney old Italian, today year and Lundstrom 0 0 0 Western State by Mayor Charles E. Dyrea found guilty of attempting . to claiming that the crime was- a New York on Page Four) Fonnesbeck. (Continued a touchscored State Utah emotional museum an Attorney deed of to of the assassinate political has presented Humbert, prince Game in in first of the . down Concussion the at aimed period and High an of arts Logan crown antigue youth Piedmont and of peaceful patriotic prince opening Rocky Mountain conthat would get the ' owner Italy, here last October, and Fascism as personified In the Under Ambassador United ."Western Former ference game with: where he might want to go. It was cbndemned to five years song of the klhg. State here this afternoon. defense represented Dayton, if n to the Preston hosuital anl is a 33 year old automobile imprisonment and to pay the The and Gillespie carried the Prince Humbert as weakly remained un.lei ticatment rar111 that look like a glorified tri- costs of his trial. Administration to ball )xe Western State and side. Fascism It on his of the thereby the cranked the After night. ing pleading cycle, line with a series of lineconstitutional his This morning on Main street counsel, four questions were violating used. to sell for $1,000. fumbucks where Gillespie oath. in Logan a wild rumor which put to the jury: cent visit to the riviera. Dif- - bled. 27 IIP) to declarawas this that a As Rosa was Hugh tribute unfounded Paris, Whether Sept. de Countering spread guilty Washington Kicked out of danger, the young Dailey had died thisn C." Wallace, who. was ambassa ficulties with his heart. develthe memory of Frank J. Scov - '0f attempted assassination of tion, in which" the defense hid return to Croox-ftokil- the his Paris of the upon Burns contrasted the ball was carried back to tho Coach oped whether with he high loyalty the game Logan grid aTed tomorning. prince; ille, motorcycle policeman the dor France during and complicated his recovery. line by Gillespie and Bums whetner Belgian king to his countrys grizzlies of Coach of the Logan high school ter led in a collision with a truck, with premeditation; President Wilson's P31 Mr, Wallace was ambassador Remund went over. Mercer, called the prosecutor Crookston. . The Dayton lad and others interested his last prisoner, arrested for he obtained a false passport. constitution, criticalis administration, two at Paris for about years Western State, punted 65 yards asserted that the best reply to was kicked in the head dur-th- e the Preston physicians and In drunkenness, ,has been freed, and whether he resided in of ill in Paris home at his ly Woi-ley and a half from February, and then returned Child s punt defenses condemnation of ing the fray. a conversation with Dr. Mattingly expressed the gium under an assumed name.The former anabas- 1919. to June, 1921. His stew- - to the Aggie 4 yard line but . Martini After ten minutes delibera- the king of Italy was to recall Referee BUI Reading of Lo' this morning learned- that- bronchitis. that Charles hope is in home aftship extended through the the ball was lost on a fumble would show appreciation for- tion the jury returned with a- that King Albert, the cham- gan allowed time out and ur- the young man has so far rej period of the peace conference near-thend of the period, gave his only ged that a "doctor be called, revered as to be reio.iPd from .Tacoma, Wash, getting out of jail by not ap-a verdict against the young an- pion of honor, MrWallace developed his and President Wilsops. visit toi Utah State 6, Western State of culpability on til .daughter to this kings son in Dr. Eugene Worley responded the hospital and is. fax from! pcaring . in court again as ' to. re lFrqjjpe. ihn r.c.h:4 trouNe dunag . died' .and ttie yojss Ttja'yer . defeadaut aj ioii as e. he lived, four questions. A - . .... - n. o Apparently Angered at the Youth for Leaving Academy. To Continue. IreBelfast, 27Northern Ambassa- (P) land, Sept. dor Dawes, speaking as guest of honor at an official luncheon at .the city hall today, predicted the end of the current world wide industrial and trade depression by the summer or fall of next year. The business fool of 1929 was he who had no ' fear, he said"The fool now is he who has no hope. address ambassador's The was an analysis of present worldwide industrial and trade its cause and depression, its he In the United States, said, as well as elsewhere, a major depression in business has always been preceded a few months before by a stock panic induced by Many have assumed that the collapse of the stock market caused the later depression. Many have assumed too that this correct forecasting ox business trends by stock speculators is evidence of the composite intelligence of the speculating class. Nothing could be more untrue, for not only is the speculating class as a whole no wiser than those in other busbut no intellectual inesses, judgment of the future can always prove to be right and in this case general unloading of stocks months before general business is materially affected always occurs. The Ed. F. Johns Took His L. Tom Perry; as Chairman, Handled Business Hazel K. Groves is In Satisfactory Fashion Own Life Following Thomas Muir Apparently a Victim Was Man Yrear NdminatedTor Four Commissioner. of Amnesia - Could Slaying Salt Lake Telegram Passes into Hands of Kearfis Corporation, Publisher of the Salt Lake Tribune v r lhg-.wl- FIVE LIVES LOST ON STORM MICHIGAN; ' . j j BOATS SINK DURING td.t of Rescued iw ' ol wai . the Craft. at Year in , - ?ieovffler at aidthNeLlh mem-priva- Fire 'al -- - I Hears Matter !SS at Meeting T. Vf ballot'ttopooof liqS rfh rVed FOOTBALL to Preston ac-he- ld -- States Re-mu- President Wilsons I . Bel-Jud- -- ' - .... 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