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Show Its getting approves tion bill. eraM J uiimal The: Todays News nearer. The house Hyrum dam appropriaPage one, column eight. Grain Range -- BY UNITED PRESS Low Close Wheat Open High .57 4 .58 8 .57 4 .58 8 May .60 4 .59 3 .60 4 .59 July .. 8 Sept With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal Volume 23. Number 93. r I'y Arthur Ihishaiie r 1 9, 1 Gabble, Gabble, Gabble Today (Copyright, A P R IL T U E S D A Y, LOGAN, UTAH, 1932 Cheerful Notes. Mr. Rockefeller's Service. M. 11. Ska gg's Short Story. Assorted Religions. There la a HODGE, Calif. note. President Hoover Iiiium tbo outlook tor business improving, and lists many signs ul tinauciol und other improvement. Eugene Meye., Jr., head ot the Federal Reserve, is also optimistic and he is no dreamer, 'tnc solid fact that this nation, even now, with its high priced dollar, leads the world in exports And, anyshould comfort you. how, under normal conditions we consume ninety per cent of all We could live an. me produce. thrive, regardless of the outside world, if we had to, just as we thrive without invading the markets of the Planet Mars. hiieiul The golf course at which he habitually plays in Florida being doted for the season, Mr. John D. Rockefeller, in his 93rd year, takes long walks that are the equivalent in physical exercise of his usual golf game. He probably enjoys the walk as much as the game. When you walk you look at the sky, and say thank heaven, for the beautiful earth." When you play golf you look at fore. A little white ball and say , AND IT By Rodney llulrhf COSTS U. S. Herald Jiuirns' Writer Th WASHINGTON. April 19 Congressional Record costs us JTx. a page, but thst fart doesnt seem to make it any smaller, even in these days. It would be a lot cheaper if members of Congress were content to let the Record go with a mere rcord of legislative transand speeches actions actually made on the floor, but instead o fill it up with reprin! that they of documents, speeches mads elsewhere by somcoudy, rotten poeti. from constituents and long tabulations of statistics designed t prove something or other. And a large additional saving might be made if each man who had the floor were a'ways compelled to stick to his suojert. But if you go as far as that it would be only logical to insi t that no member ever be permitted to talk simply because he loves the sound of his own voice or for the mere benefit of his constituents Fat chance! r) rp 932. 4 .63 .61 .63 3-- 4 PRICE FIVE CENTS. HVE O'CLOCK EDITION College Press Freedom? r) WINS $58 PER PAGE Some representative is usuallv bound to object to the inner) ion of of an extension anything except remarks through which a comrade pretends to have made a speech so that be may frank it back to his district for pui poses. Thats only common courtesy, ol to let such stuff course, get bv. Nevertheless, Congressman Patman of Texas, the bonus man, took over It pages one ly this session and IS pages on another, what between actual spt-cand insertions. Kelly of Illinois got 1C pages similarly and Frear of Wisconsin required 43 pageo tCwit. 32610) for two secebes including insertions) on the same subject. .62 jority floor liader, are not horn ble examples, blit: One day recently Pat was burn. O. P. for peroetrat-ming up the the Hdwley-Smotariff. He retailed hnw Wulsou had assurru the country in June, 1930, that thunks to that tariff the country would regain the peak of its prosperity within a year. Quoting a later speech from Watsqn, he said: "That is the kind of argument e he uses in trying to fool the und it is possible to fool some of them, and my friend is so adroit thfit he can fool more thiyi anyone else I know of. Did Public - Servant Sunny Jim Watson get sure at that? He merely said: 1 thank the senator. That much of the exchange may have been slightly funny, but it went on ad nauseam. Each session sees hundreds of pages of far worse drivel piled into the E STMT FIDE VOTE AGAIN LaGuardia Says Secret Hoover Signature All Necessary For Approval g 1 peo-ul- JUST PUKE GABBLE But for pure gabble the most Include even prolific members some of the august leaders of Senator Harrison Pat Congress. as the Democratic recognized party's unofficial chief castigalor of the Republican party, and Senator Jim Watson of Indiana, ma sional Record at Congres- 358 a page. , Vote Would Make Big Change , "4 ep, WASHINGTON, April 19 LaGuardia of N. Y., appearand ing before the house ways means committee today in opposition to the 32,000.00,0(0 cash bonus hill., would not get 3) favorable votes If a secret vote were to be taken in the houso. I know it would not got more than that, hi said, and my Information comes from cloakroom conversations. LaGuardia charged that "tremendous pressute was being Reed Harris at Columbia former editor of The Spectator brought upon the committee by Unive rsity. proponents of the measure. He predicted that "before long, some of the people now opposing the Freedom of the college press! One student editor was recently cash bonus wilt come out for it expelled from Columbia University because he dared to Insinuate for selfish and unpatriotic reathat college athletics are on a professional basis. Here is what sons." that editor, Reed Harris, has to say and also what Harold editor of the Utah Mate Agricultural college student paper, says about freedom of the college press: (L.l!i-R- Full congressional approval of tbo Smoot amendments to the interior department bill providing for reappropriation of 3300,000 set aside two years ago for initial construction activity on the Hyrum reclamation project tfas given Monday afternoon. The money is expected to be available by July 1. President B. G. Thatcher of the Logan Chamber of Commerce received a wire at 5:40 p. m. Monday lrom Congressman Don B. Colton of the First congressional district of Utah in Washington, announo-in- g passage by the house of tbo Smoot amende qts that afternoon. The senate had reappropriated the 3300,000 and passed the Smoot amendments several days ago. These provide for 40 years 'instead to of 30 tor farmers make payments for their water right apin the and reservoir, portionments provide further that the govern- ment is empowered to deal in contract making with both irrigation districts and waterusers associations, thus simplifying the work of signing up irrigation groups, and some communities desiring th reservoir. For some time, the complete r caplana for the 20,000 acre-fepacity reservoir have been in the Denver office of the federal the reservoir water. Director William Peterson of the Utah State Agricultural college extension service, and who is also a member of the -state water storsaid Tuesday age commission, morning he had talked with Engineer E. O. Larsen recently. The latter told him all of the field plan details and work had been accomplished and reports, maps and survey are at Denver awaiting congressional action.. President Hoover's signature to the interior deportment appropriation bill authorising the Hyrum project is expected to come without any difficulty. Much praise of both Senator Reed Smoot and Congressman Don B. Colton for their activities in behalf of the irrigation project was spoken by Director Peterson Tuesday morning. Secretary H. C. Parker of the Hyrum Project Waterusers association was in Lewiston all day Tuesday and could not be reached for a statement . SOME WORK, OTHERS. TALK . It is quite true that many members work their heads . off, but the Record shows that there are too manv others who talk their heads off for purposes far less both from the standpoint of useless gabble and filling up the MILK BOTTLES ASK MORE WHEAT i worthy. KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., April PROVO, April 19. IUJ9 An addi-1- HOOE DENOUNCES BY REED HARRIS BY HAROLD LILLY WHITE . . The Senate, freer from rules UM!) After slot machines tional allotment of 250,000 pounds (Student Editor Recently Expelled Editor, Student Life, USAC control and hence usually a more were ordered removed from bust- - of flour and 10 more carloads from Columbia 18TH AMENDMENT (Copyright, 1932, by University) Reed Harris is to be comvaluable parliamentary body than ness houses, police set up milk! of crushed wheat has been NEA Service, The news concerning Mr. Rocke- the House, is the worst offender mended. I add a hearty amen white and bearing quested from the Red Cross by painted Inc.) ' feller reassures his friends, dis- both gabble and filling up the to his article which has been so the Utah county relief oemmittee. educational career, During my he that rumor false Record with costly type. turbed by the the year I bold as to hint that American particularly during 19 (LJM was seriously ill, and the WASHINGTON, April PAY INDETERMINATE TO BOOST ACREAGE Senate galleries today applauded an have passed as editor of a col- universities and colleges tend to that he continues in, his old HOUSE IS STINGY, BUT 19. RICHFIELD, CORVALLIS, Ore., April 19 (L'.H (t'.Pi AprU lege newspaper, I have been more become stereotyped and that the oeer tor Senators may talk as much after one and appeal age to enjoy good health is gratishortly r Moderate increase in corn acre- School teachers in the Sevier dismore amazed at the that student voice is still received ns like. In effect, and they age, more turkeys, but no increase trict started teaching today with senate committee had voted down the students in America fact fying to everybody, not merely beare ex- oaby prattle. y a beer bill and another had heard cause he has given to education, allow each other leave to insert in acreage of late potatoes, are in an indeterminate to never voice an for the salarypected opinion My experience, as editor of n colscience and combatting disease almost anything in the Record. prospect for Oregon this year, ex- next two weeks, the prohibition attacked as a sadduc-ce- critical of of the Even last order. the existing lege paper, has led me to the more money than any other ten The House is stingy about grant- tension service heads announced. school year. Money available will pharisee, Mohammedan, Mor- among a number of the countrys formulation of some very definite men have ever given, but also, ing its members Record space. be doled out to the pedagogues on mon, Methodist doctrine." acmost such critics, outspoken has bordering closely upon and principally, because he a a The DEATH PENALTY tion on the part of students meets opinions basis. was Rice description by those and employby Mr. Harris. organized industry SALT LAKE CITY, AprU 19. Hooe, representing the Federal Dis- with exclamations of bad man- I have expressed found, as ne found, that ment on a stable basis, demon(U.R) in face Utah will FAVOR beTax . DIKE or ners." Reduction immature pensary Kidnapers judgment," league of a student paper the strating the folly of reckless com- SODA FOUNTAIN SALT LAKE CITY, April 19. fore a senate judiciary subcommitthe death penalty if captured, is smart alec." And yet, a care- - is aeditorship mechanical position which, petition. a resolution of the board of gov- (tE The proposed dike project tee. a like machine, must reproduce (Continued on page four) ernors of the Salt Lake Chamber to cut off a section of the Great the dry, dead material shoved inBishop James Cannon, Jr., sat Success stories are Interesting, Salt of a becomes Lake law. a for Commerce fresh water lake PLANNED to it There is no place ef iadl in the gallery, ns Hooe deespecially now, when geese think has won the approval of ths Salt quietly The nounced prohibition. vlduality in an ' editorial the world is ending. There is one HITCH HIKER IS Lake GOOD Chamber IN of SHAPE Commerce board branches editor must adopt n policy fashbusned 8uh story alive, with the Gallery guards LAKE CITY, April 19. of governors. SALT spectators custom. He ioned by opinion and ymw as Bagfttsr Tidings, IVAU.. urged . all over the west, that Hoda fauntain operators from the (Pi! All military units of has no ' room for thought which 2.15 and old might study, with advanof cent iegsBzih to GIVEN beer LODGING were per F'ort WARNS BOARDS Douglas including 1; not dictated. Skaggs. He Lofin territory will be the guests tage. His name is M B. SALT LAKE CITY, April 19. defray eoets of public works and highly praised by Major General Mr. Harris asks who it is who company at. a Malin started in Idnho sixteen years M the Coca-Col-a commander of the H P) Boards of education through- direct unemployment relief. Two Craig, Ioft. In this showing of n special film at the Ninth corps area, following an in- out Utah were warned by should be interested in national ours before Tidings spoke, the ago and is Just postsucocd An hitch with hiker his elderly Supt ' not take long to C. IJ. Jensen Hotel Eecles at 3 oclock Tuesday spection here Monday. committee wife and two sons wandered into affairs if it isnt the student? Monday to steer senate manufacturers country. If you have a good idea evening. An intensive their own course in fixing bud- voted seven to four against the Logan Monday night, and were Who is going to be influenced tbo of It. study to most the trend of events? and stick RECEIVES MEDAL gets for next year, bearing In Bingham four per cent bill. given a bed in the detention room Reason byand sedn fountain Operations sponsored justice demand that 19. fnind that many of the courthouse LAKE SALT Cannon With Sheriff Jeff CITY, April facts by listening intently, student opinion be considered in Mr. Skaggs, living in American by the U. S. department of com- d'.Hi Heroism while serving as a are only - The sheriff Stowell.Hooe If supsaid: the honest provided the leaders propaganda would It against Falls, Idaho, decided that sell of prohibition and I eliminate the per for them Monday night, break- affairs of import, yet is it? nurse in British hospitals during schools. food merce end 31 drug trade associaThe age of student puppetry is pay to run a store well,AND tions has been made into an in- the World war was rewarded mercenaries and ecclesiastical pol- fasted them Tuesday morning, ADt reasonable prices, and comprehensive talk- this week when Miss Ella M. HEARING OPENS iticians would only get together then gave them a lift in the sher- passing. Mr. Harris has voiced teresting know. the let to people VERTISE, SALT LAKE CITY, April 19. wfthotbe forces of temperance and iff's department car as far as the opinion of American stu- Wickland, now of Salt Lake, rethen ing picture.' He tried It in American Falls, dents though it has cost hiih medal from the British The case of Clarence i. permit the word temperance to be Lewiston. a ceived (l.P to information soda Valuable the in In other Idaho platen, then his position. The University of lookto had Reluctant talk himself which been about who shot and Elder, killed fountain government will James be obtained written into this three operators compact, the and his other states. Now he has Mores, through this talking picture. It ing for her for five years. L. Beveridge in a fit of jealous family, the man would Columbia may have been fully question might easily be solved. seven hundred thousand not disclose his identity. justified In ousting Mr. Harris, be shewn that 70 per bent anger, was taken under advisewill and hundred two than more sella f ment in court here following pre-- I Unable to obtain employment yet the fact lemains that he has UTAH WELL OFF worth of of nil. people entering a drug store dollars million down in Louisiana two weeks ago, taken the hull by the horns and FLOWER EXHIBITS fifty SALT LAKE CITY, April 19 minary hearing Monday. as go to the fountain and that this noods a year. Almost as noon he did not say wbat route they has issued the challenge to AmerUtah is much better off thao SMITH ARGUMENT advertising start-e- d business accounts for much of (l.l'i his countook until they reached Wyoming. ican editors. sections of the most other GRANTED STAY the store' Wli profit his AiHjricnn he found Motorists generally over the counWill we, ns students be treated in the opinion of Wilson Mc' 19 ARE TO BE HELD MONTGOMERY, try Ala., was April Hotel He selling Eecles at the The small. meeting too store try had treated them kindly, the ns Individuals or as puppets? Will BELIEVED will be under the personal direc- Carthy, a director of the Recon- if P) - Seven negro youths, convicted CLOSED food by the carload, and sold to hiker bitch The declared. who think Finance be we the chance struction of totoughest two corporation, white on the given assaulting tion of F- - J. Berlin of Denver, is from freight own section to get free transportation and to express our thoughts? at his homo hero visiting for day were granted by the girls, Several flower shows, the first Alabama Lacking his ability, his district msnagei of the Coca-Col- a siding. was through Wyoming, he said. a few days. This is the essence of Mr. Harris' of which will be the tulip show court a stay of execusupreme an PederA. H. assisted ordinav company, by competitors passed bold Much for and a makes He parUtah, ST. PAUL, Minn., April 19 (('.pi tion of death sentences pending an praise complaint.. as soon as the tulips are in confrom sen, service man of the same comforbiding the sale of goods REFUSE TO SIGN ticularly Cache valley was given charge, but we commend him for dition, will be held this summer, a pany. appeal to the United States su- With the belief that the Skaggs bust freight cars. fu19. near the we members of the The the that and it (U! by OGDEN, family. April hope incident was closed. preme court. according to the report of ProWe expect every soda fountain wooden shed beside the siding of Commerce Ogden Chamber Governor FYanklin D. Roosevelt Their destination was not an- ture will lend him the answer to fessor J. C. Hogenson at the in Cache vatic y to attend board and sold there, operator nounced of directors has his query. left today for New York state. Flower Garden club meeting MonLIFE ENDED a this special showing of our won- the stand of the special approved commitThe United Press showed the SALT LAKE CITY, April 19 ir.Pi day afternoon. Mr. Skaggs has ideas for help-lo- g derful talking picture, said Mr. tee the proposed light Professor Hogenson was chairUnable to rally after an opera- governor the comment of o farmers that would interest Berlin. "If they realized the great and reviewing RITES to LAST in FOR power project refusing man of a committee, which was tion, Mrs. Mary Woolley, 59, wife amount of valuable information affix individual DemoHenry Rainey, (he president and any intelligent GET COPS JUNIOR of the signatures he at the last meeting of the named of E. G. Wyolley, cashier of the cratic house leader, that he bethey-wil- l secure farm board. At this moment, attending committee to the document. club to make arrangements for with California our meeting and through Utah State National Bank, died lieved the controversy starte?wr:n how it will help is PROVIDENCE MAN them to them in their the shows. The next meeting of will fruit growers, helping early today. Mrs. Woolley was an Former Governor Alfred Smith ROAD OPEN SALT LAKE hundred car all be present. business, biv the club will be combined with the active member of the L. D.- 8. said be would oppose any e market a twenty-fiv- e 19. ProThe (LR) PROVO. No April tulip show, according to a dewho sought to raise one church and prominently identified crop of desert grapefruit. vo trafBoss-har- t. to was road open for Jacob canyon Funeral at the meeting. services cision class farmer can live at present prices, with another was activities of the against "washed auxiliary fic again' his week after over 48 77. Providence recluse, whose Two speakers entertained the out.'49 says Mr. Skaggs, but church Junior for Traffic Permission organisation. hours of continuous work Saturday. flower i lovers wi'h discussions. body was found Saturday morning officers of the among farmers and retailers "Rainey smiled right, Logan city schools Mrs. James Thorpe of Providence, CONTESTS near a tree in his yard, were held Monday, clearing Sunday and could restore prosperity to farms, M. .. to governor. a Lake Salt to make City a slide had trip buried that away huge the best known at 2 p. m Monday in Providence while giving food to Housewives at tour who Is one of In the road during most of the Cache vallcv, First ward chapel. Bishop A. M. on a sightseeing and picnic President specialists reasonable prices. reward for their activities rose a as winter. 24 conducted the Hammond rites. of with TONIGHT her talk a ON told years of experience Hoover ought to hair was school the grantyear Her talk was very In this line. Speakers were J. J. Frederick, during this merchant Distribution Is SHOW PROFIT She John K. Schiess, and Bishop Ham- ed by the city board of education interesting and instructive. Our biggest problem. UlRi-P19. night. Monday BY UNITED PRESS PRICE, April mond. extended an invitation to memPrayers were offered by to be is made The Friday a trip at ran All have the been M E. and John city arrangements profit during of the club to visit her garBryson No crop in California is more automobile Thete will be four bers HIGH OFFICE Charles NEW YORK Weakness in six dens In Providence at any time. . completed for the Cache stake first quarter of 1932 with receipts Spuhlcr Music was furnished by by prosperous than the crop of variin boys from Millville school in the issues and individual steadiness listed 350,288 and disbursements at Mutual association vocal a and duet Anward choir the Los Improvement In ous religions. George . B. Bowen told of the todays Most of the re- railroad shares featured another honor which is to be held at 342,150.07. and Minnie party. most accepted and approved methby John Spuhler geles Examiner church advertises in the night to made will be A the visit New on dull session the came from the Junior high school tonight. ceipts today He municipal tuents offer a choice that, would SALT LAKE CITY, April 19 Schmidt. the Hogle zoo- ods of growing the gladiolus. York stock exchange. The schedule will be as follows: power plant. The grave in Providence ceme- state penitentiary, of a larger runaze the angels. Swami Rama, fib David Moffat, and the state Capi- advised the growing Salt Judge marAside these gardens the from logical Zolin Dance issues, contests W. R. was dedicated gymnasium, number with less variety, than by of India, will convince you that tol building his tery ket moved in a narrow range. Lake jurist, today announced KEEI VIGIL all the Ideas you have been nour- 6:30 p. m.; drama contests fn audiordinary the case. He told also for the - Democratic linger. Several automobiles will be used is 19. A dose Several railroad issues maintained candidacy 7 p. m.; retold stories and was i OGDEN, Bosshart born Mr April fill of the proper way of planting and torium, are and you January wrong, ishing nomination and the the for state in excursion, court making small to a was on both supreme class watch point. being kept gains ranging 31, 1855, in Switzerland, a son of the names of a few varieties with astral science. The Rev. public speaking in different m. is planning a gave had justice. the Ogden and Weber rivers this Mr. and and Mrs. Johan Boss-H- e police department won many prizes. that Rose Fisher, pastor of the 8econd rooms of building at 7:30 p. escort. Concurrent with motorcycle as rose two the week streams Moffats The usual of Judge left distributed hart. Peterson Basl, Switzerland, Harold having system merely Spiritual - church, does not Tomorannouncement was the well found 24 Warm has weather will contestants as act the the United for steadily. flower cultivation at on States, she judges shows booklets years ago tell you, you. ed a sudden runoff of snow report that City Judge C. F. and came direct to Utah and the close of the mcc i row, before your eyes, she will go be followed out, according to stake started SAN FRANCISCO, April 19. il.Pi Dalby would be a candidate for the Cache valley, settling in Provi- CANYON LOOTERS Into a hypnotic trance, by order of officers. It is important mat all waters. No serious damage from Democratic 92 San has been Francisco nomination confor butter be on time. F'or years he operated a overflowing dence. yet reported 1 nhe famous hypnotist Mink De contestants today, score 20. gressmen of the second district Honor night contests are being however. small fruit and chicken farm. and she will be buried SOUTHERN CACHE Ronda, and Benson in held stakes not sand. does in If that olive Hyrum PAY CITY FINES convince you of something or at North Cache high school, Richmond, and the Hyrum First ward SCHOOLS VIEWED Uher, you are hard to convince. chapel, Tuesday night also. The United lodge of Theosophlsts Fines of 325 each were meted invite you to hear about the psyJensen, is also being held in jail who heard Draper's confession then picked up a piece of stove out to J R. Richards, Ray Jack-soEPHRIAM, Utah, April 19 ir.Pi It was visiting day Monday In no of collection blood a dreams, stained apron after he allegedly confessed last Monday night, the man E. L. Bankhead, and Grant southern Cache county for C. F chology Discovery of broke wood and knocked the aged man Five occult churches Mrs. of arrest Ivadell to the Petsrson Ed that Sheriff gathered. Bankhead, all of Logan, charged Olsen, Cache county school board impelled night down after an afternoon of solid into unconsciousness, then returned with advertise in a group, and Zenor. Jensen, on suspicion of being im- he assaulted Bjerregaard. having broken into a Logan member from the Hyrum district. On nineteen-year-old marvel the Mrs. Jensen tearfully held that questioning during which he was to Mrs. Jensens nome where he canyon home Sunday night, when 8upt J. W. Kirkbride and Lloyd plicated in the brutal murder of In and lectures, always preaches her father, Andrew Bjerregaard, she was innocent. Sheriff Peter- shown the solid net of circumstan- said he stayed until 1 a. m. they were arraigned in City court Theurer, clerk of the board of a trance. Others of Ais are in The Webster school before Judge education. president of the bank son said he was withholding cer- tial evidence that was being placed He denied having any knowledge Monday afternoon association will meet of Ephriam, it was revealed by tain evidence which a trance much of the time, but do he considers around him. Buildings and grounds were of how the slain banker received Jesse P. Rich. not know it All these attractions Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at the authorities today. were The arrested early at Millville, Paradise and would incriminate both Draper and quartet he on said blows went to and the head the Draper heavy are unable to discourage or in- school building. This will be the Mrs. Jensen, this home of Mrs. Jensen, with whom eight Monday morning in the canyon by Hvrum. At the South Cache high indicated was made after revelation h: numerous This bruises and lacerations Profinal meeting of the year. jure the regular churches, evidence would not be revealed he had been intimate lately, to or about how attempts had been Sheriff Jeff Stowell and State school. Principal H R. Adams An excellent program which in- Mrs. Jensen had been quietly re- until a testant and Catholic. They adOfficer Harry Clark. Sev- treated them to a beefsteak dinner later date. treat, some sick pigs. From there, made to burn the body and house. Traffic vertise. and do well,, for, of course, cludes a vocal solo by Kendrick moved to Provo. Purpose of sendMrs. Jensen, meanwhile contin- eral girls who were picked up in th school cafeteria.district was When confronted with the bloody he told the sheriff, he went to the Hawkes has been arranged. Re- ing the woman there was because truth is mighty. them were turned over to Tbt ten ot the violence which might apron, Mrs. Jensen said she had home of Mr. Bjerregaard to talk ued her assertions that she knew with organization of the association for of possible Juvenile Officer Andrew King. T made to determine needed repairs next year will take place with arise in this town. Feeling is run- scratched at a sore and It bled. to him about objections the banker nothing of the affair. While she A reward of 325 is offered by and replacements to be made durofficers to succeed the present ning high among the townsfolk She wiped away the blood, she is said to have made to attentions was being held in the jail at the Logan Canyon Home Owners the summer. In general the Provo and Draper is in the Jail association for Information lead- ing group to be elected. Present offi- who held a high regard for the said, with her apron. Draper told Draper was paying Mrs. Jensen. condition of all school buildings authorities Mrs. Jensen was not He said that Bjerregaard locked here, feeling was running high at cers are Albert Webber, president; aged banker. to the arrest and, conviction visited was found to be good ' In the meantime, Mendon Dra- implicated in the murder. the door, took up a knife and Ephriam, seven miles north of ing Mrs. UTAH Fair tonight and Wed- H. P. Howell, of any person caught breaking in- Clerk Theurer said Tuesday morn' R. S. Reid, secretary. per, 26, asserted suitor of Mrs. . , According to Sheriff Peterson, started towards him. He, Draper, here. to one of the canyon homes. nesday; wanner tonight. ing United Press Flashes Lilly-whit- e, i f.t - et rec-siri- e, pro-rat- Salt-Lak- r well-writt- . Sraith-Rooseve- lt Repre-senativ- TRIP ucma-gogu- - LA. . 1 ARE MOFFAT ASPIRES rice TO - I Details of Brutal Murder Revealed In Confession n, Webster P.T.A. To Elect Wednesday Parent-Teache- - . |