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Show 'MUmil IMfffi FfTTM TT WKATHE3 WHEAT Open High 'Low Close 4 Dec. 79 Mar. May July 83 84 86 VOLUME tm. SEVEN 1- -4 8 3-- 4 79 8 83 1- -8 85 86 76 80 82 83 76 3-- 4 80 5-- 8 82 2 83 5-- 8 UTAH Fair tonight and Friday, colder in southwest. IDAHO Fair in the south, cloudiness in the north. 3-- 5-- 8 1- -2 5-- 8 LOGAN CITY, CACHE INCHES UTAH EDUCATORS GATHER FOR BUILDING CONVENTION ANNUAL U TODAY AT SALT LAKE CITY i .S. I1 UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1930. NUMBER 244. IfjyOUNG WOMAN S ARMY AVIATOR KILLED AS IDUGT0B THE PLANE CRASHED MING Lieutenant Search for Man who Kidnaped Expectant Mother Halted Tehrporarily by Storm DURING William W. Caldwell was Es REBELS HAVE III STORM In Wyoming Race corting Plane that Carried Japans Ratification of London Naval Treaty. Doctor, Says Oil Heiress Condition Bad. f Sait Lake City, Oct 16 Educators of the state gathered hero today for the 35th annual convention of the Utah Educational association with discussion of educational and tax ation problems of the state as the principal topics of dis- HIS AT y 1 Educational aiid Tax-- . For the First Time ation Problems to be Since 1917 September Principal Topics for Building has Shown Discussion" by Pro-- : an Increase Over minent Teachers of August Lower Than Nation. Last Year. Senator Nye White Blanket Covers Northern Part of "Rocky Mountains Descending TemperLoss to atures Farmers Reported. COUNTY, Federal Landing Force from Destroyer Re Entire 11th pulsed Infantry Reported to Have Surrendered Unconditionally. r 1 Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct 16 (AP) Greenfield, Mo., Oct. 16 (JP) (Copyrighted 1930, by The Associated Press.) Thetr search temporarily halted A vlctun ot an early winter f Llciutenant Porto Alegre, Brazil, Oct 16 ?,, body, regard with interest recently , by a downpour last night, posseCaldwell, army (AP) An official revolutionary compiled figures showing an in-- men from several southwest William ller the of escorting crease In building, permits fori Missouri counties today were treaty communique today reported, the United States as a whole of ready to resume their search Japanese ratification of the heavy defections of government London was naval treaty, 6.5 per cent in September over for the abductor of Mrs. Alma troops to the Insurgents and the found in thei wreckage of his repulse of a federal landing August, the first increase in-. Wilson McKinley, swift cussion. army pursuit ship today. force from the destroyer Parana. September compared with Aug- heiressGeneral and technical ses- ust since 1917. . of Caldwells plane, apparently Mrs. McKinley, whose story The communique stated that sions will be addressed by the the entire 11th Infantry 'regiBuilding permits are lOokedi nearly 24 hours with the kld-up- forced down by a fierce snow was prominent section ment stationed at Mlneiras persons nationally found crashed on storm, by some fiscal experts ai neper has stirred this in the field of education. among the reliable indices of, of the state, today was under a hill top 'near Lookout, Wyo., which has been beaeiged by inare Frank 26 them Hart, miles care a j from of However the business conditions. Among surgent forces has surrendered north cf Laramie, in specialist of Cal- the encouragement over the Springfield, who said her con - rugged mountain country. The ministration, University unconditionally to the rebels. Hart, September increase is offset dition was not good. ifornia; Mrs. ' Frank Effects crash had evidently occurred The correspondent for La Na-clchairman of parental educa- partly by the fact that building of the long exposure, the doc-- 1 late yesterday when Caldwell of Buenos Aires was intion, University of California; permits fof this September tor said; sent her temperature became separated from Lieu- formed that greatly augmented Jane S. Hinckley, federal agent amounted to only $135,437,089 to 101 last night. She is an tenant Irgtng A. Woodring, iliortsliil Prw I' halo rebel forces under the command of home economics education, whose plane bore the treaty. with $173307,852 last pectant mother. Leslie n. Miller of Cheyenne, of Colonel Luis Gomez had prof For a time late yesterday, Washington, D. C.; Ella Vic-- Scntcmber. tect the. disembarkation of democretlo andidate for governor toria Dodds, associate profesofficers members of a sheriff s posse While government eastward to New York with the In Wyomng. Ho will oppote Frank sailors from the , government sor of industrial arts, Univerlieved the C. had to abductor the building they hoDefully Emereon, republican Incumbent, destroyer, Parana. treaty, hopihg to reach his In November election. sity of Missouri; William S. permits figures they are' st' 11 surrounded in a dense woods An Intense movement education saying nothing about general near Stockton. After sending (Continued on Page Eight) of professor Gray, is taking place - along edof (Continued on Page Five) of dean thn searchcollege foi and additional help, they the Paranasao Paulo frontier Trauning Helps ed in vain for the man, who ucation, University of Chicago; and observers asserted that the Utahns Have Few was Mrs. told Supennten- he lommissioners MGwinn, Joseph McKinley concentration, of troops was the i permits for September Constables To Girl Scouts Save school,., buildlng dent of San Francisco lower than for any SeDtem- - former convict and would rath-bwas greatest ever seen thus far in and Earl S. Fisher, Oregon South America. 1920 when the figures er hang than return to prison, since Financial Reverses Hold Session state tax commissioner. Because of last nights down-valu- e I 163 cities showed a total for Sixty companies of . federal Act At Election session were L1V6S UI Departmental Pour, investigators said today at Catarina, under the of $96,763,823. troops scheduled for today, the openbloodhounds would be of no command of Captain M. Car- in Executive the increase Declares SeptemBut On Wednesday general session to be held ber over Have Been Named Twelve Year Old Rhode . Island ing August of this year is (Continued on Page Eight) ( Continued on- Page Eight) . jn the Mormon tabernacle Is Also It attention. Makes Third Rescue receiving night. said the decrease in September At the regular session of tpe In Three Yearsr y a weathers depressions commissioners this year over September last Milkman Restrained The county than any other state Football Game commissioners on county have named the following in year Is the smallest In percen.Scout Director William Girl and James H. Linford ap- - In the Union! declared J. L. courage nesday the various voting precincts of j training made possible recent- tage noted for any month since peared relative to the Firmage, district manager for October of last year. the county to act as constables ly.the saving of threa lives by By Court Action that crosses Logan river bridge near , n enne company, Play By Play on election day: Peterson Scouts Linford the home on First East! Girl Shirley Fergeson Reports street. Commissioner Hall was ,Mr- Firmage, who has charge Amalga, Frank Wood; Avon, and Ila Louise Kranstover 1116 Fttnney stores through-po- rt Robber Takes 28c Leon H. Orton; Benson, Joseph - On Saturday Chicago, Oct. 10 (AP) There instructed to investigate and re-- 1 Shirley Fergeson of Warwick Neil-soare several things Milkman Public Lands Tour i?ut VUh, and many parts of back to the board. Roundy; College, Wilford Clark-ste- n, Rhode Island, this summer Pfeiffer may not do, partiwas in Cove, S. W. Allen; Arch LoWf Anri W, A TTancAn ) w yotniiijE And Id&ho( made her third lescuei in three And Watch John Thomas Goodey; Cornish, year. She was only ten years Football fans will be able to cularly:. 5 Enin of Smithfield appeared before Ezra Cole. He may not rattle milk botboard requesting old when she saved a little boy Director William Peterson of VutM tles on the rear KCch of his SS county grader wT by Hyrum, No. 1, Henry H. Jen- who was trying for the first the extension service of the no section ot the Chicago, Oct. 18 (AP) For r home lii the early ' morning Smithfield CaUfamia con- limits. sen; No. 2, - H. F. Liljenquist; time to swim across the Paw- -i Utah Statft Agricultural collate One city day nfessen-gea cents Martin , ' Nalmaa, more Hoov-will be played Sat- -, Uta ' of fortunate as a than test member hours.i. which the i Alma Saunders; I. R. ot who, at tuxet the is to be river four used Pontiac, Hyde Park, granted a perfectly good boy got Student body officials, It is a known fact that. Mendon, W. L. Kidman; Mill-'Layear she rescued a small' er Public Lands commission, watch, bue he Isnt sure' that he' 'He may not use the family on the' Junior High1 school The usual charge for cording to a business axecu- - at the college have arranged automobile to deliver milk. viltoj George. W? Hulse; Nibley ,'girl wh0i not knowing how to; has just returned to Utah grounds. it. with to what do knows just business Is with Western Union to receive use of the county equipment tive, that Utah Rasmussen; North Lo.swim, was going down for the ter leading an automobile tour He may sleep, on- - the pof-cnHe was held up and robbed of of members ot the land com will be met by Smithfield city. more staple and solid than that the play by play service and house. In the gan, Joseph Gilgen; Newton, third time. but pot 28 cents the other night by . miles in the, the mission over Fritz Ecklund; Peterboro, No. Mrs.. San Sullivan of of any, other section. Going it will be shown on the college HiS wife, Charlotte, 'got a only astern states5,000' to study the a robber1 who yesterday sent him Petersboro twelfth Benson some repair further, Mr. Firmage ' stated gridgraph in the Logan Junior 1, O. I. Peterson; requested him court the a Injunction restraining package containing The lands situation, left for It was much easier to es- - high school auditorium. No. 2, Ernest Jensen. a Put!ic Lake the foregoing actions work on the road that leads to that and a note which lead: from tlmate business In this state Game starts at 2:30 In Los !Salt Rich- - sfxtoen Tar oW girl who City this morning watch school house. This the request 23 announced had Paradise, George S she she when life for Thanks the ybur M !came exhausted and called fori Angciles which means 3:30 here man, Providence George cents gave me. It helped me to separated from h.m and would will be granted as soon as the than In other sections. board and Drn.and mrn- - bigger begin to use in that The Into visitor out gets that grader pointed seek a J1, divorce. Pickett; River Heights Charles ;help while swimming at the '"h George things." at that time. A small ' over a period of years bis com- B. Olsen; Riverside Jonathon Goddard Memorial park; Poto- - jbtfA. tb territory. in i th b charged, 10 cents, ccer to.u7l M. E. Kent and J. F. Bair of pany had found that it was ee Smith; Richmond No. 1, Carl wonjfot, r. i. Shirley swam MERRY-MAKERdefray the expen- No. 2,labout 200 feet from shore Richmond FROLICS the Lewiston City council ap- much better to use local men ses partially bfanT Johnson; OF J S CROWD SrtmbLr wlrei service. . tire Sterl-1 in stores. Mt. is our It polGunnard Laurence; T: tjieir peared to know what was being helped giriS assistance, ' - the cone relative to Lewiston citi- icy to get boys right In the er Into a rowboat, and ing, James E. Mitton; SmithI zens using their teams to re- home community to work and ona, field No.- 1, Joseph Gyllenskog; in resuscitating her when she AT KIWANIS KOMMUNITY KARNIVAL; New Mexico, Colorado and us," Mr. Firmage HciHy L ulllIlSOH S was taken ashore. pair the road from the Rich- manage for y mond Cross roads to the Idaho continued. While out with her uncle, The Journal will publish" a GO TO CITY PLAYGROUND line through Lewiston. PROCEEDS The Louis Pierron, Dog Is A Hero Today detailed account of the tour Encommittee was told that Kranstover, a fourteen year old on Mrs. Rites Beason of the state Toad Saturday. gineer Wellsville No. 2, John Popple- girl scout of Milwaukee Wis., In addition to reporting the old and young, val paper money which was the commission had tcld the comten; Lewiston, No. 1, W. A. aided in reviving two boys Oct. 16 (JFt Merrymakers Washington, will Mr. re Peterson tour, give that on any work Lewiston , No. 2, BertCued at port Wasliington on agent for all the missioners danc- purchasing Scotch terrier Crickett and numbers in pet aplenty, to state commendations the over was where $50 Glover; LevUstorx, No. 3; Low- Lake Michigan. The 'boys wa- many phases of the enter- teams would not be invilred. Mrs. Henry, X. to belonging Palais Strains to of the the ed used but ell Karren; Lewiston No. 4,lded in beyond their depth and was the hero today of nd f In Stimson, adnistration d Or orchestra, showered one tainment. So generous was the patron- trucks would be put to work on were caught in an undertow William Moore. of states house- the secretary Ho rlAWtnon C serwas as Job it the and another with confetti I luYYlilall IIClH hold from shore. 0TuDe reGuit 0f the dogs age In seeking after prizes and o use horses in unprofitable a Logan No. 1, Wallace Tol- - about 400 feet is divided cases. such and generously patroin all feaures of Pedersen; Pierron, aided by two , men anmnr meXeus man; No. 2, Oiif springing to action last nightthe Hoover pentine, commissioners Instructed nized one attraction after an- participating the entertainment that when The a attempted to enSmithleld Funeral services the committee that last at the other they might were held at all was over there was not a evening the SUmson home, Wood-chap,ter ward the First matter take direct at the Karnival with up Kommuntty sign of a prize ct anything Mrs. Elizabeth for i. ,. . the Palais d Or. As a resu't that might be thn object of the road commission. Johnson; No. 7, J. Andrew Wi Thompson Plowman. The ward . The fire a of the tidy county attendance, to department be had. large to ones a second left She cash A. revive to enter the No. boys. SSSJS't 8, Anderson; stir; Joseph has receivsum was raised, according to The Kiwanis club wishes to budget was increased $2200 at choir under the direction of storyattempted ... window while the secre,, No. 9, L. A, Kennard; No. 10, ed them to roll the uneon-- , d . . Mrs. William furnishMather, C. In of the recommendation Chief committee Kiwanis the thank all merchants who so W. Public Walter S. Adams; No. 11,- - M.; clous -youths ever a barrel irto ed the music. Counselor Lio- tary and Mrs. Stimson were the .derail,..,pubic Rapp, making a total budget nel merI contributed , .?nda charge, which will be set aside generously night, D. Lawrence. expel thn water from th-Danielson was in charge resting before dinner last of for loca$7830 three for to this In as a years the fund Attracted by the noise, Cricket" help chandise for the Karnival, or (lungs and then showed of the services. New Is suitof a equipment tion and equipment uf-.t'lwto apply artificial respire- assisted in any other way in department. Those who spoke in glowing went to the window and barked, rable playground for Logan city making for the success of the desired by the chief that can terms of Mrs. Plowman as a causing the secretary to open atrecent tour of be where the used fires have report Idle hours. kiddies in their (the Utah And Idaho EockI bowler5 and frighten'away mother and congenial' fields. . tacked of western public lands areas About $350 was cleared for the affair. The equipgrain Thci club executive commitJ. W. Klrkbride. were ment to Is be will be made before the entire playgorund fund. neighbor recommended News Briefs Plonc rllUmrf cricket has been a famllv tee in general charge of the 1 iullo 1 Lmto Noble, Bishop commission, not all of whom to Is our hero miillg While barkers Moses That- - Karnival comprised; Val Pal- - lighter and can carry a tank of 'made the trip. cher and A. C. Smith, looking imer, chairman; Wilford Baugh today," the secretary said. , Gwirge o mi Bishop Awell the part, made their way and Henry Theurer, Byron By the Associated Press Bumpers (Jn Home! numbers Special- - .musical , Twin Falls The annual fall through the crowd calling out lder, and Alonza Lindquist. PerLast were Of a vocal selection by Mrs. iOn Leg of the various' Kamivai features cy E. Smith was In charge " Institute for teachers and school E. B. Lindquist, FlBSheS Of Life J Mrs. j with Other members of Chicago, Oct. 16 (JP) Frank and urging all to patronize publicity. officials of seven counties in Bertha Mather, at the piano refreshments the club were active in push- Aviatrix Takes them liberally, this region will open here to- Sebahar has just about decidand solo by Mrs. W. H. GrifLong Flight stands and keno games, rou- ing tho activity forward. morrow morning for two days. ed to put bumpers on his home. fiths, with Floyd Miles at the lette wheels, horse races, fish Kiwanis1 next move will be Between 700 and 800 teachers By The Associated Press Yesterday it was struck by Off from Wichita ilano. Prayers were offered by New to make plans as to the methAt the age of 85 York are expected to attend. Among an automobile for the second Winslow, Ariz., Oct. 16 (P) ponds, and a country store, McDavid and Albert Roskelly raisFdna Walace Hopper has leam- the speakers are Dr. Thomas R. time and his two daughters, Mrs. Keith Miller took off at were attractions to the merry- od' of expending the fund Cann. crowd ed from the Karnival for the Cole, former superintendent of Anne and RAsa. asleep at the a, m (m s t.), today for makers who kept a busy attracWord was received on Wed- Wichita, Kas., Oct., 16 (P) study0 to of playground equip- Laura the Seattle schools, and Dr. time, were hurled froiu their on of of attendants of each Kami- - purchase nwinlnn the last that: navirf Angeles leg Ingalls, St-- Louis avla: ment. In the tion Frank Nalder of Washington bed pnd slightly injured. busy taking to tnx her transcontinental flight for establish seeking State college. The driver of the car was ar - ; a new women s east-we- st womens transcontinental record. rested. He said he lost control She spent the night here after took at off the record, Arco, Idaho The craters bf of his car trying to turn a a flight yesterday from Albu- - Dr. Irving Fisher, Foremost American cipal airport here at 8:22 (C.S. land operated upon for appen- the moon monument attracted comerAugusta, Ga., On the birthN.'M. for Kansas T.) querque, citis. City. 6,544 visitors this season, slightday and wedding anniversary Prohibition On Economist Speaks of Major General Peter E. ly less than last year. While Traub, U. S. A., retired, his the monument has been offi- Typical 4-- H Club Boy And Girl For Law Enforcement Commission Not To daughter has become a bride. cially closed, many tourists-- still -- are Over Radio be open Miss Katherine Hamilton Trauo Morning arriving. -It- -will to , John as long as weather permits. 1930 Named At National Dairy Show Report Until November, Election , civil engineer of Watexbury, Conn. Twin From the National W. C. T. U. the claim of the Association Falls Patrol leaders and scout masters of the Snake Prohibition As Seen By An Against the Prohibition AmendSt. Oct. 16 AP A college girl from Wisconsin and Louis, Oct. 16 AB will There Washington, be no on New York river boy scout council will open report George Mayer, that prohibition has not a football player from Tennessee today had the distinction of Economist Is th6 subject of ment from the presidents law enforcement commission retired , corset prohibition .United a three-da- y States manufacturer, benefited the meeting here tonation-wid- e address radio H a' more who morrow. attended than 5.000 E, Russell Scott of being the typical , girl and boy for 1930. economically. He should have a until well after election. ; ProTwin Falls, council executive, tremendous audience; radio parOut of 550 boys and girls sent to the national dairy show Saturday, Octeober 18, by The task of reaching mutually agreeable conclusions, even first nights in , 45 yeais of fessor Irving Fisher of Yale, ties should be organized and now wills be In charge of the pro- to represent the 850,000 American 4-club members. Miss author thatthebulky reports of investigators have been mvarirwyhe hadseato'Al of three outstanding should be asked to gram which includes numerous Elsie Onsurd, 19, of Stoughton, Wis. was selected as the books on the subject of the newspapers announce his talk in advance as digested by the members of the commission, has proved so and A2 and never asked for a talks, stunts on Saturday night He and and church Sunday morning. typical girl and Lyman Davis, 16, Madison, Tenn., the typical econmics of prohibition who it is legitimate national news. large that Chairman Wickersham decided to adjourn after a bachel has proved that prohibition has Cache valley radio listeners t this week until November 5, the day after election. his. mother accompanied him boy. added billions to our national to theatre until lier death Idaho JMackay, get this address over KOA; Tta lout on an opinion on twothe Although both have many interests other than work, wealth. He will be the feature may V together robbed Perks pool hall here of in? K. S. L. Salt and ago. Denver. years Colo., between $1,200 and $1,500 in Loth rate their club activities ahead of all else. Both have of the National Grange, farm Xake city at 10:30 a-- in., Sat-- i whether prohibition is being enforced and can be enforced) 1 will H co-e- d been club members Miss eastern four Persli Home a 12:30 for In at General be and , Baltimore mem-securities resumed. then rash the meantime word from the Hour, Onsurd, years. early yesjurday (mountain time.) standard time, over one of the in addition, Mrs. Frank N. bers was that everything was preceding harmoniously. bas acted as best man at rE terday morning. I. T. Perkins, at the University of Wisconsin, lives on a 100-acfarm. -- former his Mann, of Huntington, W. Va.i proprietor reported. The yeggs Davis resides on a 180-acfarm eight miles from Nash- mo,. Colonel George wen known woman leader wilU club work he likes football best. He i3 a ant nex Chaisafe after yknocking off the Catherine T. talk on Womanhoods i ccmbinaUou lack. a Brown. only eight nxibars would be ; j track guard oa a Nashville, high schocl team. ip attend. longe.' Oct. 16 LAP) Snow ranging in depth from a trace to seven Inches was general m the northern Rocky Mountain region today. ar.J last S.oim? yesterday n;sht, extending from Montana Into the northern part of Coio-xart- !. left a white blanket and1 A temperatures. descending trace ot snow fell in Denver near midnight. Seven Inches of snow was reported in the vic.nu-- of Bozeman, Mont. Temperatures ranging from 12 above at Judan. Mont., to 16 above at Helena, Associated Piess Hhoto left a heavy coating of frost. Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Farmers face the loss of con- tcroesr Dakota n ciianman-- ot siderablt unharvested Wheat in the Judith basin campaign funds Investigating comcountry could not be threshed mittee. because of the sudden weather Denver, 1 ' i - on y on ; ihe--tna- nt j , s " i. er fit - -- inree to-Gi- rl v Wed-!116- 1, j - n; 0 . Returns jd 'lErheTw ghm? ATrtWmS ,&. st country-Aggle-South- ern, , ph . , t I : reSTher Mr.-'and- reSd . to'bJh aidedj' ' Illa-Loui- se For res-Moo- ' ion t Ki-wa- chs & -- S - iSiSs; - I 1 - them'Pon ,'ho. el SS Sn. bt I cXm0 , S' i O - Saturday After - 4-- H , Safe-blowe- ' 4-- H 4-- re re v'e - dr.-ekpo- . A I ? toce . . |