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Show -- TV. ? YOU i VELLACHESEE COUNTY t SEPT. 15, eraMM ouima THE AX FAIR 16, 17 S What Folks Say- - "The United States Is now the greatest nation on the face of earth. Premier Ramsay MacDonald, England. With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal. Volume 22. Number UTAH, LOGAN, 20G r SEPTEMBER THURSDAY, 1931. 3, FOUR OCLOCK EDITION Price 5 Cent Ulfl u fy c?V f 5y fy 5 6y tfy fy cSy f 5y 6y cSy 6$y rp cp ep cp r Utah Solons Asked To Push Hyrum Dam Action Flashes T day from the IS HALTED By Arthur Brisbane (Copyright, UNITED r 1931) SEEK DECREASE LAKE CITY, Sept. ? jU Yes, Mr. Shaw. Death To Gangsters. A Smart Young Girl. BY '1 Local Labor, Higher Wage Scale Are Demanded Work For Many If Project Is Rushed George Bernard Shaw tells the world that Russia is the Senators Reed Smoot and ablest and most enlightened William II. King of Utah have been requested by President B. government in the world. H. G. Wells, who knows more G. Thatcher of the logan about the real world than Shaw Chamber of Commerce to urge when Dr. Elwood Mead, federal rechas ever known, even his he, 1 to take was young and doubted lamation director, not fallibility, says Russia may she speedy action in approving the because for the development of get on her feet of man-- 1 plans the $600,000 Hyrum reservoir has produced no body educated1 agers, no body of projectSometime ago a group of men. free, able and willing to Cache valley backers of the work together. autocrat reservoir construction presented An with a politi'al party disc- development plans before the bureau state water storage commission iplined to death, a press and secret police is no substi- and the intermountain engtute for that. ineering staff of the reclamation KANSAS CITY, Mct Sept. 3 UP) An army unemployed which late yesterday forced wo road contractors in Jack-.c- n county to cease wora, planned further objectives today in its fight for a minimum wage of an hour for the work, and employment of local labor. Proceeding without violence, but with calm determination, the 300 men forced machinery used on the two road jobs to stop, and informed contractors that he minimum rate must be in-- 40-ce- - ' Ego-centr- - suit ill SALT 3. Utah Railroads serving were today considering a request of Utah peach growers to grant an emergency freight rate decrease of 25 per cent The growers passed a resolution late vesterday pointing out the imperative need of lower freight rates if they are to get their product to consuming markets. (0.11 CONVINCED OF NEEDS SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. ! what Congressman Douglas, Ga., has already seen of the western drought, he is convinced there is a decided need for additional western reclamation projects and water storage facilities. From W. C. Lankford. HEAR ON SI B LONDON. Sept. 3. u.R Dis- - IDE edu-"ati- FUNEBflL SET Tues-dajreg- "0.-wi- be-aa- ; LAKE -- life-sp- an v er V CITY, Sept. 3. boy could not muster his nerve at the crucial moment to steal an airplane but, disgusted over his lack of courage, attempted to commit suicide instead today. The youth, Ray Morris, admitted lie intended to hold up John Campbell of the Thompson flying service but added that he lost his nerve. BOY WILL SALT A m dence, Mo., was paying only 15 IS IDENTIFIED cents an hour. Sept. 3 (UP) Attitude of law enforcement PIERRE, S. D., and photographs Fingerprints officers toward the move was F not clear. The men encountered of George McDonald, who for wanted in Salt Lake City alno resistance yesterday, charges, conform with though their march was not murder those of Jake Richards, who is unexpected. in jail at Rapid City serving a six months term for robbery', SOLONS CONFER it was said at the Capitol today. BOISE, Idaho, Sept. 3 UP)-Sen&- William E. Borah ex pects Senator Key Pittman to arrive In Boise at 3:50 p. m. today, and plans to go into conference with the Nevada senator soon after his arrival on the silver situation which both senators have been studying for the past few months. ACTED ALONE CLARKSBURG, W. Va., Sept 3 Harry F (UP) Whether agency Powers, matrimonial bluebeard, acted alone in the five killings charged to him or was assisted by an accomnlice possibly a woman, drew attention of investigators today irish and bulldogs form bandit defense CHICAGO, Sept. 3. (UR) The Kelleys from Ireland and the bulldogs from anywhere been have long famed in fiction for their But the fighting ability. fighting ability of Mrs. Anna Kelley and her bullwasnt ficdog, Queenie, tion. Two would -- he rnhbers found that out. The robbers tried to hold up Mrs. Kelley at her roomShe fought ing . house. 1 back. Queenie jumped in- robbers es- to the fight without an invitation. He took a bite at one of the robbers, missed, and bit Mrs. Kelley instead. Mrs- Kelley then bit one of the bandits. - The caped. would-b- e but if police see them they wont be hard to recognize because between Mrs. Kelley and Queenie the men were both rather badly chewed, iljnpil (U.R) . -- i Tries To Steal Plane, Courage Fails, Hurts Self patches today to the Exchange RECOVER Telegraph company from AdOblivious of his danger, Bay, Spitsbergen, indicated Campbell over cruised the set and 90 per cent Jackson vent communicaweak radio that county labor must be employed tions had been established with Municipal airport with young Morris as a passenger. Suddenon the jobs before work could the Polar submarine Nautilus ly he was startled continue. by the sharp report of a revolver. Turning MANY JOBLESS around, he perceived his pasITAII GIRL MARRIES FOR OVER YEAR -- The senger, slumped down in the 3 (UP) PARIS, Sept. The unemployed mobilized at scat with a revolver in his Grain Valley, Mo, near the Marquis Cladide de Postestad, hand. Miss his bride, formerly eastern edge of the county. and The bullet missed the heart are Lake of Salt City, and Nels Carlson, resident of Lo- There leaders spoke to the men, Hanson lungs. It lodged in the of villa at the within a few moments the honeymooning back near the left shoulder and gan since early pioneer days, and died at 'his hornet 131 West force started a march toward th; Marquess at Jun Les Pins. was quickly .extracted Th hoy will recover. Second North, Wednesday. Mr. the road jobs. Almost all th Morris wouldnt talk at first Carlson suffered a stroke about men in line were unemployed COUNTS SUGAR who had been jobless for from five years ago. N. Y Sept. 3 (UP) but discovery of a torn note BUFFALO, two to weeks a year. Funeral services will be held of a cancer pa- in his pockets finally brought The called at his story. The note read: in the Logan Fourth ward cha- theThe first haltof was on the amount outGet tient depends M. B. Ackley, operations out and leave the enpel Saturday at noon. The body Kansas Dr. his Gladys in of blood, sugar City gine running. Walk toward the may be viewed at the home on When Ackley refused to talk E. Woodward of the University hangar and 171 do the rest. Saturday morning. told the AmerIn the plane high over the was born in with the men, the marchers of Pennsylvania Mr. Carlson Chemical today. ican took Society possession of his city, the boys courage dwinRounadargh, Sweden, June 11, calmly dled. The robbery plan .which 1857, the son of Swen andj equipment, rolled it away from road, unhitched the horses had seemed so simple suddenPROHIBITION Bengta Bengtson Carlson. The: the AGAINST and stabled them. 3 ly aopeared family migrated to the United dangerous and LONG BEACH, Sept. Cal., There was no violence. One states when he was four years1 marcher complex. California The departre(UP) was Tortuous minutes old, coming directly to Logan mark made angered by a His ment of the American Legion passed by Ackley. while he strived to muster his where he had since resided. He as record favoring on was comrades today him restrained when 43 was It married Hellen Stock useless. He years of the national courage. would have struck the sub- modification couldnt he told police, go ago. She has been dead for a he law. contractor. prohibition number of years. through with It. Two miles further along the Mr. Calrson was a farmer Disapointed and disillusioned, BUSY MAYOR men the surrounded the road, the boy then turned the gun and stockman during his life the work 3 (UP) of Howard site Sept. CHICAGO, Coopon himself. and at one time, played a part Police officials heard another m the civic life of the city. He er, Kirksvllle, Mo., An- LOSES COURAGE from and dereiterated their lecture stern Mayor was city councilman in 1912 mands. Cooper replied he could ton J. Cermak today. The may- TRIES SUICIDE and in 1914 became cty I Intended to hold up where he served for not meet the demands, and the ors ire was t aroused after he machinery was stopped. He won had gone to a South State Thompson and take his plane, sometime He is survived by three sons. respect of the marchers, how- street burlesque show which he Morris said. But I lost my Conrad S. and Vincent S. Carl- ever, by discussing the ulti- declared was not only immoral nerve, went Into a panic and and indecent, but debasing and turned the gun on myself. son of Logan and Roscoe S. matum with them. The story was one of a boys He also critisizcd Carlson of Huntington Park, SUPPORTS FAMILY ON disgusting. four husky young policemen unsatisfied ambition to learn California. One brother. Jornh 3D CENTS AN HOUR whose how to fly. He had pleaded Carlson, and one sister, Mrs. said he was paying acting as messengers trip vainly with his father to pay Bettie Jenson, both of Logan, 30 Cooper cents an hour, and told ihe days work consisted of one tried also survive. men he had once worked for to the city hall with station for flying lessons. He monother methods of raising that wage, supported a wife reports. ey but without success. and children, and saved money. GRANT PERMIT Finally, with the desperation Joe T. Ferguson, an unemA govof youth, he decided to steal 3 (UP) sept. TOKIO, Youve ployed leader, replied: granted the plane. been decent about it and we ernment permit was CaliforHe appeared at the Thomphate to close you up; but we to Don Moyle, daring a non- son Air service hangar today for nia aviator, today cant make any exceptions. Pacific and paid for a cruise movement stop flight across the him The unemployed to over the city. Campbell was lead ocean may that a a started after CHANGES report that the pilot. paving conractor in Indepen- the Los Angeles county jail. These were approved to Russia imports her managers and sent to Washington Urom America and Germary. await Commissioner Meads apmean that' proval. but that does not President Thatcher in letters she will never produce her own. American to the Utah senators suggests Shaw says an have that if the reclamaion service gangster in Russia would as much chance of survival as speedily approves plans for the a rat in a yard full of Terriers. reservoir and supplementary Mr. Shaw does not know - the canal construction. , some work in clearing brush and other American gangster. activHy involving the use of that men observes Mrand teams could be underShaw America kills you for commit- taken this fall at the reservoir you site. This, in the opinion of ting murder, and praises for making money; that in the Chamber of Commerce ofRussia they kill you for mak- ficials, w6uld be of material ing money and put you inr benefit in helping Cache county to take care of its unemjail, four or five yeffs If that s ployment problem, with which committing murder.would kill it will be faced this autumn so the Russians Shaw. He makes lots of mon- and next winter. Shaw says Americans should face the stupendous possibility that the United States may to Edifying have something learn from Russia. Possibly America could learn as something from Timbuctoo, something the hare leared about racing, from the tortoise. Cache county is seeking to At present the whole world Russia is have the state road commission is busy learning. water-masthow start work immediately on the learning from Americans Ameand to otganize industry, secondary road improvement rican industry and finance are program in Cache county planmisown ned some months ago. This learning from their takes, how to avoid similar would include the roads leading from Logan to Hyrum and from mistakes in future. When Russia has a group Logan to Lewiston. The Cache county commisof hundred time millionaires sioners Wednesday were reand an occasional billionaire, to like ours, money will go quested by a special committee of Cache people to take the their heads as it went recently to the heads of our big men matter up with the State group and small stock gamblers. des- The committee included: B. G. That monarchies are Thatcher, president: John H Moser, road committee chairtroyed by poverty asandtruerepubnow man and M. R- - Hovey, secretary lics by wealth is of Chamber of the Logan as when Prudhomme said it. Comerce. Dr. J. M. Bernhisel of Shaw remarks that he has Lewiston and Logan, B- G cited enough to make even Pond and E. E. Hendricks of the most absurd American (and Lewiston, John A. Israelsen, Americans are the most absurd Nicholas Jorgenson, and Dr. J. W. Wright of Hyrum. people at present on earth). that those who The commission promised to Remember North Trenton pupils are to should take the matter up with the ro back to live in glass houses the Cornish school, state road commission. not throw stones! nrtead of Trenton. Shaw has not said enough to This decision was - made by convince anybody that human the Cache county board of nature and the history of manin their meeting kind can be abruptly changed The steD Is taken, by any mixture of German acorcMff to Supt. J. W. Kirk-brid- e, Muscovite and Communism In order to have good Communism. tour room school houses at both Trenton and Cornish. It came Dxink a toast, if on.y in soda after Dewey and Robert 'bout Hodg-- P Charlotte Miss to n pop, of Cornish met. with who old, nineteen years kinson. lf board and requsted in the sevenservices for LEWISTON lessons Funeral took flying of patrons of the North flew Mr. son of by then and Dean for Pond, ty six minutes, Trenton school area that the McCann Pond, school van used in Mrs. Charles herself, and did it well. carying cure will Lewiston your former residents, It would almost Morh Trenton pupils to the depression blues to see that be held in the Lewiston2 First Trfnton school be retained. young Amei'can girl waving ward chapel Friday at p. The bus of Joseph Peterson her arms from the cockpit-Eve- to youth died in an Idaho which is used in high school l&am birds do not Falls hospital Tuesday night of pupil transportation, will be The family has used to transport South Cornish fly as quickly as that, although blood poison. been living in Island Park since nupils o the Cornish school, they begin muh younger. moving from Lewiston-Thfh board has decided. steadily. progresses youth was born in CoalFlying Last year there werq fiv York ville. 15 years ago, the son of schoolrooms Hourly flights from New on in Trenton and to Charles and Mina McCann four in Cornish. to the Newark field and Suot. Kirkbride noints west and south have Pond. He is survived by his said Wednesday. Bv taking a been inaugurated. The young parents ami the following few pupils from the Trenton lady mentioned above proves brothers and sisters: Angus school and sending them to how easy it is to learn to fly 'Pond, Idaho Falls; Glen and Cornish one room at Trenton if you have a well balanced Horace Pond. San Francisco; can he done away with, he brain. And busy men actually Mrs. Jennie Reese, Smithfield: said. There are five less teachNewell and Jay Pond. Island ers this year in the Cache use airplanes. Park. schools than last which is givRIOTING FATAL The body is scheduled to ar- - en as another reason for the 3 BARCELONA. Spain, Sept. cj iUPiFatal rioting broke out to- ternoon and will be at the Seventeen puDils of the North Mrs. Bertrand Trenton district will ho affectday during a general strike ,home of Mr. and called in sympathy with rioting , G. Pond until time for the ed by the change from the Trenton to the Cornish school. prisoners in the Barcelona jail. 'funeral services Friday. service. JOBLESS PRESS Extension Director Of College Receives Information Needy Utah livestock owners very likely be eligible to receive government loans on a basis of not to exceed three dollars per head on cattle and thirty cents per head on sheep per month covering a feeding period not to exceed six months, according to word given out Thursday by Director William Peterson of the Utah State Agricultural college extension service. The extension service head has been requested to designate the counties in Utah which should be Included in the will . ..... Although only 16, Milo Peterson of Kancsvile, is the the slate's swine king. Peterson, shown here wih two of his prize hogs, started a ton litter project with a grade Duroc sow in 1910. She farrowed 10 pigs. Through careful feeding, Milo built up the hogs so that at the end of 150 days they had a combined weight of (1950 pounds, 200 pounds above what is considered a high weight for pigs at that time. He received a -- r... record) price fur them. drouth stricken area of the state and should be eligible to receive government He aid. made application for every county of the state and believing that all will be accepted. i : ' INDIVIDAUL LOANS ARE LIMITED The loan to any individual will be limited to the amount necessary for the feeding otto C&tflBTSBr horses afid and In no case Is the loan to exceed $1000. The government will a lien on all livestock require owned by the borrower and an i v teres t rate of 5 percent will be charged until the date of maturity, October 1, 1932. Instructions from Director C. W. War-burtof the extension service for the department and who is in charge of administering the relief fund, show that the central office for the west will be maintained' at Grand Forks, A small sedan belonging to North Dakota. N.. B. Christensen tof North COUNTY AGENTS when TO AID IN WORK Logan) was demolished struck: broadside by the gasoThrough the extension serline motor car of the Oregon vice in Utah, county committo Prjston tees will be appointed to distriShort Line going from Logan at 4:45 Wednes- bute and collect applications for loans but the granting of day afternoon. Mri Christensen, his son Cecl. the applications, will rest enand Alec Darley, also of North tirely with the government ofLogan jumped clear of their ficials. stalled auto just before the Headquarters for the county crash. The elder Christensen committee wilJ be established board at the office of the county jumped from the running told Deputy agent, or in case where the just in time, he Weatherstone county has no agent, the exSheriff Hyrum and City ratrolman Russell tension service will designate a Knowles, who Investigated the suitable place. Although the county agents crash in the vicinity of the Gessel brick yard north of Lo- - assist in the relief work, it is definitely understood that th" gan. themselves have no part Brush along the track ob- agents making decisions as to whn structed his view, Mr. Chris- in is not eligible for loans, said tensen said. He was on his way Director Peterson. He can, ol to his pasture to do his even- course, advise commitwith ing milking and was traveling tee and from time the to time he south along the road parallel- may be called for certain ing the railroad tracks- - As he information, butupon he in no way turned to go over the tracks at will be for the outa crossing, the motor whistle come ofresponsible the applications. blew, but not. according to his County loan committees will story, before he was in tF?e He at- be comprised of kye bankers middle of the tracks. and leading farmers, according tempted to put his machine in to Director Peterson. Applicareverse gear, but it stalled and tions will be received within the trio jumped as a last re- the next ten weeks. wo or days sort. on W FOR Smithfield To Get PRESTON In answer to nuWork merous requests, the pageant-dram- a, County Hearts of the ChilThe road grader of Cache dren which was presented last week to nearly 2000 people in county will be in Smithfield Franklin county, will be recanyon ready for use on the highway there within a few peated Friday. No children under eight years days. W. E. Hansen and S. Ivan of age will be admitted as the Nelson of Smithfield were so sacredness of the entertainment demands profound silence. TicSPANIS HFORK, Sept. 3. (U.R) Informed when they appeared kets are on sale at drug stores One thousand acres of Utah before the county commissionin Preston. timber was at stake today as ers Wednesday with the request tire fighters threw up fire lines that the grader be sent to on forest covered hills four Smithfield as the commissioners promised to do several days miles east of Spanish Fork. Although comparatively close, ago. water and supplies were transported to the crew by horses. NEW YORK, Sept. 3 (UP) Led by a three point break in The blaze broke out yesteraday steel common to its lowest and spread rapidly before the level since 1922, the stock mar- fire fighters reached the scene. IDAHO: Fair tonight and Friket suffered Its sharpest deday; little change in temperWOULD BAR SHOWS cline of the late summer toature; fair weather over ih day. Activity Increased to near3 (UP) week end. N. Y ALBANY, Sept. two million ly shares, triple Senator James J. Crawford, UTAH: Fair tonight and Frithe recent turnover. Scores of leading industrial Democrat of Brooklyn, has in- day; little change in temperaand railroad shares were car- - troduced a bill in the state leg ture. Maxis" lemiieratiire Wednea U new iuwa iGi uie ctu Or islature which would make the longer as successive waves of showing of gangster pictures a I nesday, 81; one year ago, 82. Minimum selling swept over the market misdemeanor punishable by a temperature iat I fine of from $500 to $$)QQ, from the start pf trading. night, 8; one yey-- ago, 53. SPANISH ll . Road F The Weather t 1 |