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Show Today s News- - rm Higher taxes for everybody. Page one, columns six, seven and eight. Volume 22. eraM J email he Civilization should he fra Id for by those who enjoy it." Donald F. Rose. With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Heiald and The Journal TWELVE PAGES TODAY Number 287. What Folks Soy LOGAN, UTAH, WE D N DKt'EMllEll E S D A Y, 0. Price 5 Cents. FIVE OCLOCK EDITION 11)31. fi) MUST RHISE fflD Arthur Brisbane Ry j Treble Tax Under New (Copyright, 1931) WASHINGTON. Where Did the Soul Ludget Requests For VAYf Vmv Avr Start? Key pi or Mesopotamia'! Cloudy in CUcago this morning, but not cold. What is called dreary weather, nature imitating the expression on the face of the average man. The latest development under our prohibition civilization that was to be so pure, is a white slave ring. organized on modern industrial lines, with file index, codes, efficient organization. It is not, literally, a WHITE trade, for the one thousand names of girls from sixteen upward on lists taken by the police, include many young negresses. Vice knows no race prejudice. (if It is a simple industry, the raw material costs nothing, except for advertisements offering respectable work to young girls. Hunger, intimidation and despair do the rest. Chicago newspapers bring the name of A1 Capone into the hideous picture, but perhaps unjustly. If Lake Michigan should overflow its banks and flood the grain pit, many would cuse Capone. DrJames Henry breasted, tells a learned gathering dedi-catthe oriental institute of the University of Chicago that the soul of man was practically born, about 2,000 years before Christ in Egypt. Dr. Breasted attaches little importance to religious authority, as to mans No conception soul. Says he: of a spotlight of divine providence, shining exclusively in Palestine, shall despoil man of this crowning glory of his life on earth, the discovery of character. Man developed his own character, brought forth his own soul, according to Dr. Breasted, - r A little child that pushes away its mother's hand, saying walk self mamma" believes that it its own feeble legs, but it is mistaken- Winwood Reades martyrdom of man gives an admirable picture of that Egypt, in which Dr. Breasted's soul got its start. And it was not a civilization to Invented admire. Other soul -- starts occurred on the fertile soil deposited by the two great rivers, in Mesopotamia, at about the same time or. earlier. Wherever men had sure crops, owned slaves with power of life and death ove, them, and had leisure for themselves and their priests, knowledge increased and the soul gained momentum. But it was not BORN there. One million years before the pyramids were built, some cave mother, her half naked body, with its covering of red hair, enveloped in a rawhide, held close to her breast a new born baby, like herself. She would defy hungry bears, and cannibal men, to defend that baby, and gladly die fighting for it. There was soul in that woman and while it lacked the polish of Egypt's civilization, it was as real a soul as that of any phar-oa- h. driving 100,000 slaves to pile pyramid stones above his grave, and paying priests to procure forgiveness for his sins and experts to embalm his body, that the corpse might last forever. He little dreamed that his gods were all unreal, or that his mummy would lie in the museum on this Michigan lake Marshall front, built with Field's dry goods money. lO about the Any speculations exact birth date of the human soul are dubious. It came to this earth, in embryo. In some primitive form of life, able to survive the cold of interstellar space, has been developing ever since, and has a long way to go. That is anotneOs peculation, and you need not oelieve that, either. T Schedules They Always Riant e Capone. CHICAGO ETAX, LARAMIE. Wyo., Dec. 9. (UP) Dec. 9 (UPi A Dec. 9 0I.P) ,The married man with one chi'd and an income of $5000 a year would pay a litlj less than three times as much lederal .taxes as he does now under the proposed new tax schedule of the administration. Taking the case of a as described (helical man above, h.s tax under the old and new plans ms annual iax would work out about like tills: (First figure represents present a: ft1 second Is pioposed new rate) Income of $5000 a year Hundreds Of Special Taxes Included ' In Program BY RAYMOND CLAPPER Wyoming university students, proposal to iai.se almost $1,000,- WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 UJ! a year in additional who struck for the privilege of 000,000 Democratic leaders of the taxes by reenacting approxi- private petting yesterday, foldhouse condemned the ad- ed up their tents, and silently (mately the 1024 internal revenue ministrations tax increase stole back to class today. act for a two-yeperiod was program as soon as it- - was i laid before Police of Laramie guarded the congress by President presented today. Hoover in his budget message campus to prevent outbreaks as They said they would soon , $42.00. the abortive strike ended. today. formulate a plan ot their own Draws 20 checks a month, or Mr. Hoover said this action is The students were assured a in which the burden would be .' necessary to maintain public 240 a year Nothing, $4.80. hearing before the board of laid on large incomes. The Calls long distance or trustees a week from tomorconfidence and the financial in- administration proposed row on their demand that Dr. of the federal govern- - graphs one a w??k Nothing, higher levies on small as A. Crane, president of the uni$2 60 ment. well as big incomes, and Takes fami'y to theater, He would provide that the tax versity apologize for the way sales taxes. with in which he interfered terminate cus. baseball or football games definitely conThe Democrats now once a month at an average collegiate lovemaking during an July 1, 1934 trol the house, where all tax ' f C0 intermission at a university WOULD MAKE legislation must originate. dance last Friday night. Buy rudio snd some phono yAipT. niiMrrsi records for $100-N- othThe assurance was given the ; graph WASHINGTON. Dec. 9. (UP) Without specifying details, Mr. ing. $5 00 students by President William Belching forth smoke and flames, the racing plane of Lowell Bayles, Springfield, Mass., Hoover administration laid before The 1924 law should said the Nothautomobile Dr. of Crane the board. Lynn Buys $600 flyer is shown in this exceptional action picture as it struck the ground while c te d wi t h s ui h c ha n ges congress today the most rigorremained steadfast in his re- 'speed tax increase proan attempt at the world's ,as might be appropriate in the ing. $30.00. ous peace-tim- e one fusal to apologize for making ,he was flying about 300 miles per hour at Detroit, Mich., in of popuSmokes package a program to in gram history an inspection tour of parked land plane speed record. Bavles, whose body is indicated by an arrow, had previously light of later conditions. lar priced cigarets daily $21.90, raise by new taxes A return to the. 1924 law would $25 55. nearly a automobiles and of making been clocked at close to 300 miles per hour, but in one of these testa a timing device a dollars billion year. l to letremarks one the petters failed to work, cheating him of a record. Unlucky breaks had brought him the name pointed toTirttom wth the Writes an average of Practically no one, rich or he found inside. a day $7.30, $10.95. is 278-- 4 miles per hour. The picture, one heavies P jumps would escape. on wealthy terTotal poor, Students who lost jobs by of the Hard Luck Flyer. The world record $45.70, $124.5fl. g NEA Service and Herald-JournaPresident. Hoover and Secredown to infor but a cameraman taken of the was groups, beby greatest, years on were strike called going clude thousands of small income tary of Treasury Mellon Joined fore the university employment earners not now taxed. ftrvently in an appeal to the committee to have their jobs to face this additional would numerous It revive country to them. returned, buiUen courageously as a neBULL stamp and sales taxes such as CHARITY Crane,' who started thwar the 1924 law levied on automocessary sacrifice,, imposed by when he made an inspection . the depression. biles, jewelry, certain amuse-- , tour of parked automobiles durment transactions stock places, unian intermission at the NUMBER DOUBLES ing and legal papers, OF TAXPAYERS versity dance last Friday, called It would raise the minimum out police yesterday to guard The administration plan calls 1 tax cent from income per the campus, and threatened to for ooubllng the number of to 2 per cent. Exemptions would have the Wyoming National Guard called out if the students While the attendance at the (Continued on Page 3) It would levy special taxes new YORK, Dec. 9 (IVE) Sid-- a interfered with the operation capital stock- The road had paid history were ashes today afterBall Tuesday night at cn checks, Charity dividends telephone calls, telefire in which every destroy- ney g Lenz, trim champion of contmuously mysterious of the university. Palais the by dOr, sponsored graph message, automobiles, rayear since 1870 and already this ed the pioneer home c$ee occu- con-pie- d new official in system Relief the organizaLogan City dios, amusements down to the year paid $6. by territorial Judge Wil- - tract bidding, retains his lead EXPLODED, tion, was small. Chairman A. A. 1 umblest motion picture shown ham Carter in old Fort Bridger. over Ely Culbertson after session coma believes that Firmage and higher rates on , postage, BROTHERS SEPARATED two of the battle of the bridge plete checkup of tickets sold cigarettes and corporations. LEAVENWORTH, Kas Dec. 9 REFUSE PETITION theories. will': show a fairly large sum The administration hopes to '(mu Ralph Capone, brother of T raised for the work of the raise SPRINGFIELD, HI., Dec. 9 on Lenz and his partner, stocky $920,000,000 a year by new Al Capone, Chicago gangster, The Illinois state supreme young Oswald Jacoby, bagged storeCache county community. taxes. It proposed to begin was on his way to the McNeil court today refused a petition four of the seven rubbers play-islahouse. them January 1 if possible and prison on the Pacific by which Jesse Lucas, who was'ed last night and boosted their Many purchased tickets, but end them July 1, 1934. LEWISTON Boman. Coast from the federal peniten-- , paroled recently after serving advantage of 1,715 to 2,075. a son of Mr. andReynold did function. not the It attend BoMrs. J. W. Mellon forecast Secretary tiary here, it was learned today. 23 years on a murder charge, gain of 360 points for the day. man, and Clarence Boman, son will require sometime, Mr. Fir- business improvement for 1932, al hoped to clear his name session was said PARIS, Dec. 9 CP Tne final The second mage Wednesday morning but emphasized that depression of Mrs. Isabelle Boman, both PROTEST CLOSING draft of the league of nations in tone after the blatant were badly hurt Tuesday after- for a complete checkup and re- meantime is causing the govHEADS BLAMED Manchuria, Dec. 9 conThe on the funds received can ernment to run affair nightproposed solution of the Man- (URMUKDEN, a port Monday noon while filling tires on behind billions The United States legation NEW YORK, Dec. 9 (Ufi Pre- - test got started then amid much be churian conflict was presented made. Amos of dallars making emergency 9 wagon with air at the as a draft resolution at a pub- entered another protest today sent governors of the federal b 1 u s V e r ing, speech-makinAll from the store in Second ward, proceeds Charity measures necessary. with the Japanese military reserve system were criticized photographing, broadcasting and Hodge lic, plenary session of the counOne of the tires exploded. A ball will be used to carry on the We cannot maintain public authorities against continued and blamed for much of todays general confusion, cil today. work relief which been confidence nor stability in has flew of and ! it Rey-hit up piece the The council adjourned with- closing of the Mukden radio business ills by Professor Irving the months for winter knockhead Boman nold in the planned federal government without unout acting until tomorrow on station. Fisher, economist, in a speech anaid has extended been him and unconscious Already ing some temporary tax last night praising the federal motion of Kenkichi Yoshltawa other struck Clarence Boman on to nearly 200 persons in need dertaking c i increases. said President HoovBIDS TOO HIGH reserve system as an agency .oeniOFS lilVC U.o.A.Vz of Japan who said his instrucof and arm a and the many lotl clothing cutting through er in his budget message. for stabilizing currency. WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 r.D tions from Tokio had not arleather coat and into the flesh some county families have reAll bids for the construction of MELLON MAKES rived. matceived in assistance the severely. Assembly Program quite Billings, Aristide ANNUAL REPORT were required ter of food needed. Briand, presiding the federal Jail at stitches Eight bebeen rejected read the resolution text and Mont., have in Reynold Bomans head and relief organization in Every Mellon, at the same time, laid so were cause above far they made his presidential declaramation of the New York Civic' the last report Tuesday evening, Logan city and those affiliated down the detailed program in federal of the the Utahg had failed to regain con-i- n directly with the community his annual architect's estimate, Opera club to produce Opera The senior class tion, in which he did not men- it was report to congress. announced today. the Grand Tradition at a $3 State Agricultural college pre- - 'sciousr.ess. Clarence Boman is storehouse project combined to tion the question of bandit administration The plan, in Manchuria top price, was announced today sented their annual student renorteci as feeling as well as sponsor the charity ball activi- based roughly on the 1924 tax suppression PLANT RAISED in the weekly can be expected. program body Neither did the resolution menthe included active taxes: law. recommends these ty. Groups FRUITLAND, Idaho. Dec. 9 Oi R) assembly today. Winfield Can- tion it. China has charged JaASK RECEIVERS stake and ward relief society Miscellaneous taxes: non president of the class, was rrftnLIJn Attempts were being made toNEW YORK.' Dee.' 9 OIW- -A Elks the pan as using the pretext of day organizations, Logan Checks and drafts 2 cent njefrict to ascertain the origin of oetnlon to and of the Id program Brocharge Ladies Aid of the Warher suppressing bandits to extend a $25,000 fire Lodge, tax on each. place society stamp which included also yesterday its occupation In Manchuria. Pictures Ine.. into the the committee the Presbyterian church, Logan School Scout Soon Telephone, Telegraph, cable razed the Fruitland Fruit asso- thers of hands of receivers has been fil- - Edna Smith, city, the Chamber of Com- - and radio messages 5 cents on ciation plant near this town. cl Cache and nierce in the chancery court of the class and Maurine Flint. j county, Franklin district of the Cache charges between 14 and 50 The program consisted of a scout council will hold a lead- P.T.A. Meeting Held Delaware, a statement issued by cents; 10 cents on charges In TRIAL OPI.NS (he corporation said today. excess of 50 cents. piano solo by Clyde Johnson ership training school for scout- rbrass RENO, Nev,. Dec. 9 vri quartet, Stratford Snut , masters Admissions extension of pres; of and assistants In Smithfield Tuesday Selection of a jury was in proEldon Torbenson, Clyde Smi v MOONEY INVITED ent 10 per cent tax by reducing regudr scout and Vanguard gress today for the unwritten 9by readmg and Bright; (UP) Dec. Lynn SAN FRANCISCO, present exemption from $3 to ,r00pS immediately after the SMITHFIELD Emotions in law trial of William Conradt, -life at Marian Hussey, characterization jlrst 0j t)le year 10 cents. Tom Mooney, 1 serving char-on contractor, 41, diswealthy to were relation education in connection with by Grace Starr and selections Radio and phonograph equip-- I San Quentin wife her of and his ges slaying Mrs. T. B. g cussed by Farr, presifrom Darrel Crocketts 5 per 1916 ment !he and a Day Preparedness alleged paramour. of Cache the dent county tra. on mono torturers sales. his cent and here, 7)ged Olsen, Leonard Mrs, cotineil: Automobiles-- - passenger cars, COIN MORE MARKS mother, Mrs. Mary Mooney, re-- j Mrs- Alta Allen, and Mrs 5 per cent; trucks, 3 per cent; trom Mayor an invitation reived fl The Dec. BERLIN. (UP of Smithfield all nxrnvi George Gutke, accessories. 2 2 per cent, o to James J. Walker of New York at a Parent-Teachegroup government dpc.des today . . meet at Smithfield Tuesday af- coin an additional one hundred today to be Walker's guests at (Continued on page four) , Funeral services for I.vman ther Fife. Sr . patrol leader: C. average. million marks In silver pieces,, a Mooney birthday party in ternoon. at held be will Goff. Ira were Heath i Railroad shares under. York next Fielding Kennington, Rudger year. ASKS LABOR PROBE ' Supt. J. W. Kirkbride of the necessitating the purchase of New thp Richards funeral home on Dames. Frank Day and Cecil pressure. U. S. Steel led the m- county schools led in the dis- 8,000 000 ounces of silver. The on 2 of m new instead Woodward Mr. a at dustrial LAVAL VOTE p WINS decline, committeemen; Friday making cussion. Eight members of the ' federal council was expected to WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. (UPX low. Toward the close previously an- - Dames, morale officer; C. L. PARIS, Dec. 9 (('I' Premier Thursday as Smithfield P. T. A. organization endorse the decision Thursday. A sensational investigation of be confi-their came 1 The nounced and remains back from scribe may a won vote of Stauger. general prices Laval has were in attendance. Labor conditions at Hoover dam Mr. lows. MORATORIUM FIREWORKS deuce. 324 to 206. in a turbu- - viewed Thursday afternoon and supervisor of the course. In Arizona was demanded in a f until funeral wheat and session. at the of Grains of chamber the Stunger presided dropped lent session Friday morning WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 0JR) resolution presented today by lows or dls- - time at the Rk hards Funeral with near the The dosed at standard coursp heated marked approved by The Hoover moratorium dispute deputies Senator Ashurst, Democrat, Aritwo cents Mr. died in Heath of home. losses above elements broke which up Tuesday riots scoutmastership ranging broke out in the senate today cussion of zona. illfew a a a Cotton will of lost form bais bushel. Instruction the alter disarmament International lingering morning with introduction by Senator the ness. 'work. points Silk made record lowsJohnson, Republican. Califor- congress here Nov. 27. nia, of a resolution which would authorize an investigation of MV S' T.LL international banking operations in the United States. UTAH. Snow tonight, Thurs- -, day Partly cloudy, little change CLOSE ARGUMENTS n temperature. MT. STERLING. Ky Dec. 9 1931, by UP) Former United States Senand IDAHO,. Fair tonight Doubleday, ator J. M Robsion of Kentucky Thursday,., but snow tonight closed defense arguments today Doran and Co. southeast portion. Freezing temin the trial of W. B. Jones, laperature. bor organizer charged with Maximum temperature Tuea-- i to murder bv charging , day. 33; one year ago, 22. Harlan County. Kentucky, coal Minimum temperature barons are trying to dig their night, 17; one year ago, 12. , coal with bayonets and guns. ' ' ar $16-50- , ' tele-tegri- ty se ' rea-hin- l, 1- -2 inco- me-taxpayers. - j JIBE filTiue I nd fun-ere- - g, j n ; nt , ' j orches-bombin- sit i rs ar j lotyWG , - KINDS BY a KAY CLEAVER (iris vjjry STRAHAN con-snira- cy It Starts On Page Two, Section Two Today The Weather |