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Show MMMMMM Tfy MIMM' ryyi yrfMyfmyyyyyyyiiyi WEATHER WHEAT Wheat: Open High Law Ckwe Hee 77 4 "7 3 8 77 8 77 Mar 79 79 2 79 4 79 UTAH: 8 2 Ma 81 69 Julj 5-- 8 81 71 8 8 81 69 5-- 8 81 79 8 VOLUME LIU, LOGAN CITY, CACHE Confesses To Defalcations In Millions I. IF M.S1CJ Fair tonight and Toes day: little change In temperature. IDAHO: Cloudy tonight and Tuesday; probably local snows. 8 COUNTY, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1930. UTAH) REPORT MADEFIRE NUMBER 293. OESIIBTHREE DROWNED, Wlf.CCOlTED SEVBI S.MI1 LOUIS FOR AFTER LI 135 LEAP DUO ATLANTIC Rewards of Courage, Eighteen Fashionable ProfeSSOT ' PetefSOIl Initiative and Enter- Malibu Beach, Resi-'- r Many dences Taken by,Welcomes Delegates prise Shown Concerns SuccessfulEstimated T Agricultural Meet Damage ly Adapt Themselves at $800,000. to Conditions.' Salt Lake City, Dec. 15 (API $1,341,000 Sought by Schools from State Government for Biennium Beginning July 1, 1931 $261,000 Wanted in Provo. Explosions and Fire Prominent - Citizen Val- Stricken with RheuAboard Ship ient Work by Fishing matism of the Heart Had been in Good Tugs and Luxurious ; . Number of Health Funeral Children Aboard. Wednesday. Yacht9- - that improvement? In the l Belief Los Angeles. Dec 15 (AP) Louis S. Cardon,- - 61, one of agricultural and livestock todus-A- n Miami Beach, Fla, Dec. 15 Washington, Dec. 15 (API An The rewards of courage, iniexposion and fire the most prominent! citizens of explosion and a fire destroy- - tries is dependent on improved boat this the In civic, tiative and enterprise In bu- ed the fashionable Malibu beach business conditions throughout aboard II yesterday forced 135 gious community homes of 18 motion picture the country was expressed by siness" typically American and business affairs, died were etched again today on the players early today. speakers at the western states persons to leap into the surg- very suddenly Sunday after-in- g Atlantic which they had noon of rheumatism of the Fire officials- - tentatively estl- - agricultural conference here worlds business map. betln observing through the heart He had apparently been the loss at $800,000It was the success of those day. occu11 crafts glass bottom, but val- - in good health. Following his Industries that refused to be Film stars and other representatives of 1, 1831. nfty fishwere work forced .rescue states western here iant by both downed by depresed conditions pants of the houses meal about two oclock, he took gathered President George Thomas of flee In their night clothes, for the opening of the con- - ing tugs and luxurious yachts ni and was dead by 4 p. m. which Julius H Barnes, chair-t- o the university asks $460,000 fod 125 staof of them safely Mr. Cardon was three county man of the National Business) Firemen ference, the first of Its kind brought basic requirements university ashore of the Utah State Fair associaSurvey conference, singled out tons, who with film stars and to be held In the west. and $40,000 for research work beerr-TCd bureau1 Three bodies Dr. had other routed residents, fought O.'C 'Stine ofthe in a survey which related th tion, president of the Cardon in the department of mining becovered seven ex divisand for hours the flames of three fallure of general "sanguine persons Real Estate company, manager agricultural economics, and metallurgy. !pectatons.for quickening tradd fore controlling them, were un- - ion of statistical research, said were unaccounted for today as- of the Logan Land and DrainThe state college requests toaccount head- age compry and a member of master of the to for ' terrific the demand vessel the farm able believed for ; he by the end of the year. tal $883,000, with $458,000 being blast that shook the beach res- - products would be strengthened ed a salvage expedition Into the Logan city board of educatAmerican Industries, Many the and for the college proper said Barnes, have - adapted dences and started the blaze, in 1931 and expressed the opln- - the Marine gardens where the ion- He served as president of remainder for agencies under Fanned by a brisk wind out ion the present low prices of Eureka II burned aind sank In the school board in 1928. themselves to condtions balanc its control. and livestock pro- - ten feet of water, Ing- - successfully - produetior of the north, the flames swept agricultural He was born in Logan, Octo-- , Di. Frederick Dunn, superinfrom house to house, sending ducts have been due to the re-- 1 Scene of wild confusion, atr ber 23, 1869, the son of Paul and consumption. tendent of the state medical "Even during this recession, occupants of the buildings into ductlon in the purchasing power tended by the shouts of women and Susannah Gooding Cardon ' of consumers and the world- - and children and the music of school at Provo, requested $261, said the business chief, . tho the cold. and has made his home here 000 for use in carrying out a orchestra which practically all his lite, except the aggregate volume of trade has In addition to the loss of- wide decline In the general a three-pieautotried stem to the level. of He a said been probuilding program. residences, many courageously expensive general time he has been away serving price large manifestly s as a missionary for the church portions and there are indica- - mobiles were reduced to heaps business revival should come panic, wa sketched by , Including funds from other crowd of the of .soon. ivlvors Industries individual of capacity wreckage. of Jesus Christ of Latter Day sources, the university operating successful beyond the average. 'Among the stars and other! w. A. Lloyd, In charge of that jammed the two decks of saints In the years 1898 nd revenue was placed at $1,600,000 val- - extension work In the western the hpat-- Smoke from. ;899.'Mr. Cardon was president either because of special condi- - celebrities whose .homes, by. Dr. Thomas. The estimated because of manage-uabl- e furnishings and automo- - section, urged those present to the Engine room, on the crafts 0f the tions.or mission expenditures of the state colH. treasurer of Albert the Guaranty ment qualities, courage, Ini Itehsenijer, (left), secretary were destroyed are Louise give a thorough report of actual return trip here, they said. and earlier in his youth, he had lege Is $1,004,000, which also reAssociation at Los ngejes, entering (lie county jail yve and are j Fazenda, Marie Prevost, Allan conditions In their respective first gave notice of the mishap served as a missionary which to that enterprise, ceive? funds from other sources. Building and Lean there alter branding himself "a dirty crook following a signed rn- - typically American. JDwan. George De Sylva, James states to make possible devel- - j and was followed by three ex mission. At the time of his death of Ids millions the from into tension to defalcations, running dollars, phe new report covered, for Malcolm Taylor, and Oliver C. opment of methods of success-- 1 plosions. he was a member of the cache company. of the Marsh. most lines. 11 njonths Cattle Feeding -fully overcoming farmers ills.) Two of the dead were idesnt- - stake council. The fire, which gained head- - He said meetings of divisional ified by police as H. E. Grimm, Mr. Cardon was married year- - Retail trade was off seven will continue , 80, McCook, Neb pasaeng- - ruary 17. 1896 percent, postal receipts still be- way allegedly due chiefly to to- - representatives Rebecca Bal- Radio Bath Courses Robber Takes er; Clarence Vine. 30, Haver- lard and besides his widow he low 1929, foreign trade contiit- - adequate fire fighting appaitus. four days. The Liyod advocated adoption of'hlll, Mass., a deckhand. survived by the following a Woman had not children: (Continued on Page Three) a permanent production pro-- body--of Lucile, Helen, Ruth, A. C. S. House Winter U. For In And Over Nap gram of plant less, or plant been identified. Edna and Paul Cardon. Mrs. were which he said would . Four of the survivior more, Hickman and Mrs. Re- Aflfe1 evrAPi ta ef nneu Margaret Cache.Forest becca Hickman, Logan; L. BallAnnounced Ransacked Had He The shipments of stocker and . Quarter ard Cardon, Salt Lake and five , feeder cattle through public grandchildren. Get $27,500 May stock yards into the eleven com Brothers and sisters surviving , New courses radio In and ous. Sighting the fire through 'are President belt states In November this E. Cardon subjects relative to the radio binoculars. P- - W- - Miller, r- e- of the Cache L.Joseph D. s slake, Mrs.' Foir Roads Sendee for one of features be win the Cinred t grocery executive of ' Sarah A- - Turner, John P and -- the quarter at the- Utah 7n siege of Lard work- ' t clnnati, adandoned a pleasure Mc3e3 G- cardon, Logan; Mrs. wlnhp ultural than theC heavv shipments Win- -t State collegecanufto-Tere prowThe thought the and brought 83of November 1929 they trip only Ier who entered 0, Merriil, Preston, Ida- - -the home of ter beghMonday, January $ survivors ashore on Ms yacht, ,jary ampler than the No- - Mrs.-ho; M Lucy c, MerriU, Rich-t- h A- Patton- -, He was wp-j - He reflated trPr0fessuP Stock, J. According Ann.how Lois Uve fw the mon; Hyrum M. Cardon, Ben-- who-r- a within on radio thorroads, the worn estimates out of in. .after charge crew Iparently worked y,eiQ9K pair i09Q gon;, George D. Cardon and " yeT ;Wf ' llke oughlye and completely ransaca. work, the courses given during the amount of $27,500 which it KeBulHn Mrs. Katie C. Jensen, Ogden;, receipts of cattle at mar- - in Dec. 15 (AP- )- WOmen troe?IB the winter quarter are designed Is hoped will be forthcoming Price, place. pie Utah, aboard and Mrs , LaVere Walker, Hollywood. kets during November this year mjs. patton showed the police to tram men to become efficient from the Cdtoh-Oddi- e bill Soma estimated that 20 to 2a Ernest W. Cardon, Salt the smallest loruhe montn a rmg around the bath tub and service men in radio operation, thorizing $3,000,000 to be spent morning at around 10 oclock. Price hospital yesterday, bring- - children on cal; passengers In many years. For the seven a disordered bed, neither of During the quarter the students for forest service road mamten rereived-- a freehead bruise and lng to two th deaths resultlne the Eurekawere H. crew of The the FunPrai .ervices will be held leading markets, they were the wjucj1 . existed When She left will build ' radio receivers and ance and construction in the suffered considerable damage, from a fire which destroyed Z TTan 'tnhnVt Dorothea, which picked avrism smallest in over fourteen years ouse. but which were very preceding from a one tube cir- - nation. accordlng to Supervisor. to his closed in, car when it rooming house at Helper a week yacht 30 a took Wednesday!6 up persons, baby on d Oach.1 and were only 79 percent on j reand to of the the Bear river, ago Including the Carl B, Arentson jn evidence when she - j cuit up the arms of a father who - "Ihfll between Preston and Day-- ) Christina Evanoff, 11, daugh from five tube neutrodyne. They will forest- large as in November, 1929, apt1 turned a few hours later. . said save my baby wnen ho 69 percent of the five year)o-, Prowave the office ton. of receivers. The regional 'ter of Mrs Bishop, was burned learned the Dorothea could not rlAnAAF I Iran study short vember average. , lwiiCCl Ulull jfessor Stock announces that a forest service at, Ogden has Mr- - Pond was driving down, to death in the blaze and Mrs. care for additional survivors O R 11 C In aLa is immediate of have was students some there aside lor the hill number and states In $500 set road slight; winding nQllaiQ fAf Bishop, although she suffered A child was tossed to the deck on work, the to on radio roads work the about within In the number of cattle increase ready begun negotiate the last, severe burns was expected to of a fishing tug and brought Engineer Killed but the course does not offically Cache forest. Mr- Arentson said turn before crossing the Bear recover. Mrs. Bishop saved her here reunited feed for 1929 but most states with Its parents, Cold Of return Tea 5 Pint on river his The skidwheti until this car a the show governdecrease. son from the burning building, rescued by another craft. open bridge January m,oming courses to from a trip to the Pocatello ded on the glasslike Icy road- - but thought her ment report goes on to say, that Other interesting daughter al- - First Mate Al Styles, brother By Automobile areas on the bed. winter a Grace. be in which, are and Paris sleet of the Indications that quartei IdahQ, supply Pocatello, Dec. 15 (AP) given been had rescued. The of Captain Clarence Styles of light ready J. aviasnow is an this in had fallen of Cache "and available for the turned childs charred body was found of fed cattle range. department course. The college Continued on Fage Six) A crew of slx the first three Hollands, of Aberdeen has ap-a - tion groundadvised" completely around, the right in her bed. Salt Lake City. Dec. 15 (AP) monthsT at least of 1931 will a corner front that great of the of gettinfTa the Double funeral sedvices are top .as towork Mark Jones. 93, one of the of government equipment roa machine ideal the be considerably smaller than lor to the striking Garden City dugway planned. aides railroad engineers in this un-- 1 of money arge A obUining 1 withto be wlll sent embankment In 1930. bounc-the of Bullets the same ta college the hill; kes colrny. to shape period .state and a member of Captain Explode f 1 tag back and coming to a stop 1 Henry Chipmans ex team across the KSfllO AllOlllOn squarely highway. caravan which crossed - Although Mr-- Pond does notShooting Gallery plains in 1866, was killed to the an know exactly how it occur ed '.automobile accident here last there is no violation of the law-I- t Dies From Mine is he of the Named Winners that opinion . h part ports- . , Son all came about because of the windshield glass breakFire In Wyoming night ), Five minutes before the fatal Marshall Williams of Aberdeen Recently it was announced ing struck the leather m band I linnAl that the forest service would around the crown of his scout New accident, an eight year old boy. Greetings From suspected Hollands of selling iniliriAQ A 111 York, Dec 15 f AP) lUUliCl JUllCO Richard Dewey, seoJif Dr. and given a Tund of $287,000 to hat. the blow N. Y. On Birthday from cutting bruising soprano Dayton,, Ohio, Sffurht Mrs. H-- A- Dewey, of Richfield. ,aid in unemployment alleyiation his forehead- The hat shows a and a New York baritone were died in a hospital here of in creation of work oil through cold tea. Desiring to uivesUgate, Salt Lake C.ty, Dec, 15 (AP) long creased dent in the band, recognized today as the winners a baze to a one story frame December 7, 1930 (he marshall sent two boys to John Jennings juries received Saturday night 50, died forest service roads to be done were Gordon, Executive structure a went of the back to Pond by radio greeted fourth national 'T: Dearest Father: thecajr his"fatherwas 'the' Hollands establishment, to hi a hospital here Vesterday by men now unemployed. This Preston and repaired his car competitionof too, shots. barrage Spectators, drivink crashed into another car for the enUre rerviee to) some I just want to write and tell make a purchase. f florn injuries received in the at were wild returnthen Deis Carol Raoul extent, by and bay flying kept Kavsville Cache fore will ed to you that I will be thinking of) The boys asked for "cold tea Spiro mine tunnel at Park Chy Ircwevcr. ai Logan instead of con-- E. Nadeau won first prizes in bullets. Nearly 4,000 rounds of neiY Mr. Jones was struck a the worsens and mens classes .ammunition were discluirged in car gnven w M A. Strandbywho tlnuing on to Pocatello. last night in the finals, spon . the melee that ensued. was released after sored by the Atwater Kent The fire was in a build.ng oc- - questioning. Thebyox police team your beautiful life and your." Hollands was arrested and internal injuries. Girl j Cox H. Ends C. his and over National the cupied by Stowaway an urorked for the old John Recovers With was assessed against j guidance and training of me in a $25 shooting gallery. Eleven ducks w Broadcasting system- railroad and later for early life- his on a charge of obtaining1 A new $2,300,000 twenty-tw- o was awarded $5,000. a end 17 turkeys which he was thfl Yourig Each union Pacific He was re The good old times we used money under false pretenses. He story -- athletic building will be Endurance as added their two decoration and gold prizes offering Flight In Bullet years' 2q years ago- Body to have at the shop. Ill always filed notice of appeal . opened in Seattle 'December 16 tuition in a conservatory. Miss slirill screeches to the confusion. . 4 and I them remember guess' Deis sang India Bey Song, An unestimated amount of - I wish you toowill health, Dec. 15 you (AP) and Nadeau Vision Fugitive. damage was set at $1,200 Kansas City, Kas.. Dec 15 The Angeles, Aviator Engaged happiness, success and prosper- Search In Four States For Young Man powerful engines of the (AP) With a .22 calibre bullet the year coming ity during airplane in lodged in the pericardium of largest and Ill do ali i can to help you world, which took off yes Traditional Christmas Season Scenes To Northern Girl heart, Virgil Bennett left the And Woman Who Killed Peace Officer his "realize them. in an terday attempt to estaba hospital here yesterday to lish new a reendurance flight Your dear son, take up his usual duties of a cord, were silent today and the Preston Created Iii Seven 18 year old farm youth- By Storm Wliile House, Yukon territory, has been flight . Carthage, Mo., Dec. 15 p. s. Tell mother hello. indefinitely postAP - Sheriff Harry ..Stevens Young Bennett was shot A romance flourDec. 15 (AP) because stowa of girl ished to the far north to-over four states today for a young man ctdentaliy Thanksgiving day at poned a search away. Eng.ne trouble wag a conWith an enrollment of nearly and Kansas City, Dee. 15 AP Snow and sleet, lowering tem- - day as an off shoot to the haz- a woman who yesterday entered the Jasper county jail, his home near Halls Summit, tributing cause, however. 2,000 the student body at .the business 01 rescuing lost and in places strong north winds have created Othel owrt killed peratures officer with his E. Bray, as;VlJ,.Pd!,hv?i!atriP-revotver- , While 10 000 spectators watSouthern Methodist college this peace of ''monster traditional Christmas season scenes in parts Oklahoma, and fled after failing to open the women's ceJl-- 1 cide(j year came from eight foreign engagement of Everett would be ched in dismay anperation countries, 28 states, and 16 Lloelc. Wasson, Calfomia flier, who re Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico and Utah, and upon his re- - monoplane, with a crew cf six)r Kansas, unnecessary . cities. accident men, all pilots, ended its en-jA hat and a womans shoe heel, lost in their flight, were iease predicted the jn gome 0f the area visited yesterday the snow was the tenUy rescued two aerial passen 6 life. not shorten his 1 would h'stsince premature winter storms a orther Bnush'Totambi? to - general precipitation f clues. No prisoners escaped. , ,, , almost as it hrt f The search covered the converging sections of Missouri, Miss Florence Jones, at hospital begun. It was up 22 minutes. . J month ago. ! of nurse here, has been announced, to blanket a Oklahoma carried A wind north When the Give A settled Dern and To Oklahoma driving Arkansas. ship Kansas, tp thef field the watchers were amazed Snow and its first taste of real Winter weather this season.' Wasson located the plane of A trusty and John Dyer, 17, son of George Dyer, jailer, to see Miss Billie Brown, 24-- 1 edcre oiuieiexas Uaptain E J. A. Burke, Canad were fired upon by the slayer, who with his woman comiumner.l ine, tireeioifation .viptiilpd sputn theri who had been missing On Silver emerge1 frothef'eabin, Talk blocked and many auto- - lan were Blackwell At .roads more than a month In the Liard , panhandle. panion about 24 years old, escaped in a small coupe.river district and later rescued . The piols exDlauied that the' mobiles were reported abandoned. Young Dyer, sitting with Bray, said the attack was Forecasters predicted more snow for Oklahoma today Emil Kading and Robert Mar- without warning. The killer and his girl companion, he re- - Salt Lake City, Dec- - 15 (AP) girl stowed away aboard (ho fated, asked to see Bill Daggett of Joplin, Mo., who had been by tanimtiiWl sSka had"SdoMdWSe Mr- Economic1 associa! alapamcLteeiePaTCt At Arkansas City, Kas., the snow blanket .had reached a plaae Wasson found. Kading released Friday after questioning in a petty larceny case. December 29 ment of ccLmercc nitotrwSIrel tion meeting-her- e As Bray, acting jailer, turned to the jail record, the man and 30 will hear a paper by the jumper to wear two chutes depth of four inches last night. Truckloads of feed were be and Marten guardmg the body Governor George H. Dern on and Miss Brown had only nne. ing rushed to cattle which had been grazing in pastures now of Captain Burke, who perished seized Bray's revolver sliver question- T she could not be permitted to . covered by sleet and snow. The visitor shot three times when the turnkey attacked. the aldKadmgnd Uon made UD jcadmn cater Parf of Colorado, the Marten became patienta m the A light fanow fel1 over the two Bullets piercing Erays heart. Young Dyer fled to the jail educators in the schools of Sfmc trouble with the motor' A hosmtal .where Miss Jones is commerce and economics in 24 hi the no'e of the big ship, temperature dropping to 25 degrees above zero at Denver. ' arsenal. i Tho slayer and the girl seized Brays keys, unlocked one ic.ahlg0liwirnQtJtiverSit!c'i could have been taken care of trace of snow fell as far to the suothwest as Santa Fe, N. M. employed, in the air. the fliers said Temperatures in the Utah district dropped - again last . door ami raced upstairs, where seven women were confined The storv st Elwa will be presen td th-r? income iKht after a snow blorm which swept over the state Satur- - path's bofitai in Chfcago lug a a moment, at, However, after rattling the corridor dor banquVi, "ou" the rvetog'thcm when a rrih th j sry rcoau i da; n aujv.Wj '.1 jiul'j tied. Salt Lake City, tec 15 (AP) Officials of the University of Utah and the Utah State Agricultural college have submitted budget requests to the state government totalling $1,341,000 for the biennium beginning July () rell-Eure- ka j - -- -- ce sur-tion- 105-fo- ot tla-'bil- es j ' 1 .Situation v - - -- - y-i- i au-we- re over-turne- n. rainJ - f i. -- beut I n U 1 Writes Father fig i.bJKtd",nS5S . - 1 - I veter-ioundatl- on zir States ,the , ZP -- bn Shoppingdaijs till Christmas s tone cLt 2 fh.v - - ' Lejenibtr -- -.J ir' n thMd J wt s 4 V t |