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Show smh Mb THE PAGE EIGHT League Leaders T o Play Local Nine Tomorrow HERALD-JOURNA- STEEL WORKERS DISCARD JOHNSON About Town m Miss Beryl Lenkersdorfer for Moscow. leaving tomorrow Idaho, to attend summer school (Il y Vnited Press) "We at the University there WASHINGTON, June 8 are done with you and your iron Making their first appearance Dr. N. E. Munk has moved) his and steel institute board" was the in Logan this year, the Smith-fielthe Budge TENNIS leaders of the message sent to General Hugh S. dental office from Summits, e Johnson by a o group clinic to sujte 201 in the Cache League, will meet the o' officers of the Amalgamated Valley Bank building He would strong Logan Elks nine at the Association of Iron, Steel and Tin be pleased to meet his patients The game, SCHOOLS TO tairgrounds Sunday. J9tf Workers after Johnson gave an there. Phone 106. which is scheduled to start at eddress which hit back at the 3:00 p. m. has all the earmarks Mr. and Mrs. Heber B. Parker ot being one of the best of the Under the supervision of Ken- workers for recent personal atare the proud parents of a baby season. neth Vanderhoof, director of sum- tacks. came after boy, born Monday, June 4. The denunciation Manager Henry Laub of the mer sports, nnd Perce Smith, Elks outfit announced Friday chairman of the tennis committee, Johnson, fighting to prevent a Word has been reeeived Mrs night that Ken Phrppen, depend- summer tennis is rapidly getting general strike on June 18, had C. C. Clawson of Providenceby from would be m underway in Logan. won from executives of the steel able Mrs. o! Clawson Alvin Mr. and shape to start on the mound Vanderhoof industry concessions toward set- Seattle of the arrival at their Monday, Starting aguinst the hard hitting league will conduct a series of schoo'a tle client. of a son. The mother was leaders 1hippen has been improv- for young tennis aspirants on the 1 nc stated that the home Miss Katherine Cowley offer various courts in the city and workers message ing fast and will likely would appeal to President formerly of Logan. plenty of trouble for the the summer he will Roosevelt themselves and that a throughout who has conduct tournaments among the straightforward plan for settleHulse, Cy Professor and Mrs. A. N. Koren started most of the Elks' games youngsters ment would be presented to him. sen are receiving congratulations so far this season and Jack Mil 'J he message said: with the junior program, of a son this ler will be ready for relief duty anAlong "Having seen the president, who over the atarrival extensive program has been a local hospital. if necessary. earlier morning laid out for the senior tennis men sew the steel magnates Merle Ewing will likely start for a senior squad is woiking this week, we shall go home to the visitors with the slugging Already Afton Odell who has been toward cup competition our lodges prepared to fight that at Miss Prte Hansen behind the bat, while v.hich willKnight New Brunswick, New Jersrv that Th" Knight puie collective bargaining begin soon M. E. Ewing, Olney, Richards, during the past winter, arrived V you scored." Van cup is presented yearly by J Waite, home Saturday for a visit with Hansen, Fulkerson, prominent Provo sportsher purents, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Noy and W. Hansen will fill out Knight, the ntv tennis1 the rest of a hard hitting lineup. man, indicatingof Utah Odell. SUMMER PROGRAM ini'll Up championship is The Smithfield aggregation Lake City and tied for the league lead with las' year Salt "'V Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mathews of wtrt; th!, 'I remonton, each having five vie-- j BEGINS MONDAY Providence announce the arnvul f1)r vr thp a.cha- JUP tones against no defeats. cf a daughter, Thursday. Gdc n and Logon Vaughan Sotfe, briiliunt young! ll'n5' luhn. however these two catcher, will be behind the plate Thieves emptied a gasoline tana-oUams ln ,h raefor the Elks, with El Drysdale, Registration of the summer acthe back of a truck belonging Lou Petty, Tony Sorenson and) With such stars us Jack of the tivity program Logan city to Edward Olsen of College warn, Rasmussen making up the Bunsen and Merlin Allen, old and school adl he held Monday beseveral gallons ot gas a Infield, and Sid Reese, Dean Hen- - pew captains of the Utah State tween the hotus of 8 and 12 a. m. taking lew ago it was reported to derson and Buck Shields in the tennis sound, Perce Smith, Marvin (''asses m swimming, sewing and day. days A tiro was taken at the sum. Davis, Joe Cecilies, Irvine Fish, manual urtc will be given. The ool time. outfield. The Collegians, Logan's other Vern Cooley, Hcrmun Kennedy and i t the Junior high school will not league entry, will travel to brig-ha- Ralph Uhustensen available, the hu open on Mondays us previously Miss Florence Sonne, claughlet where they will meet Hy Logan Knight cup leunr should announced hut will be open Tuesof and Mrs. O. A. Sonne 111 Fucer'u Peaches in a league game he very dangerous competition days anil 1 hursdays for girls and left Bishop her grandwith Tuesday tomorrow. Pete Evans will do the fer the rup the Logan team will Wednesdays nnd Fridays for boys. and uncle, Mr and Mrs. chucking for the Collegiuns with meet Ogden in home and home Red Ci oss life guaids will be on parents, and Joseph Joseph Ted Lewis doing the catching meets with Salt Lake and Provo duty during these classes. Jr for Huntington Paik, Gardner ami Harper will likely doing likewise. The winners of' 11100 for the shop and she where will spend the C'alil., sewing torm the Brigham City buttery. the intir-eil- y battles will then classes have not been Newbolcl summer the at home. , leugue-liadertiminged, meet for the championship. Trcmonton, the other depending enluely upon the numwill meet a strong The Logan juniors will also ber registering Monday. home on latter's the nine enter Ilia rare for the I'ardoc Thu high school library grounds and Malad will attempt cup for the second time this year. will be Juniqr on open Wednesday and to chalk up their first win of the The Purdue cup, donnted Proafternoons. There will be ueason against the Ogden Grill fessor Earl Pardoc of B. Y.by U., is Friday no charge for use of the library outfit in the other league games. to the juniors what the Knight books. Other activities will cost rup Is to the seniors Teams from 1.00 for all three classes. Logan dairymen will attend the Logan, Ogden, Salt Lake City meeting of the city commission COACHING SCHOOL and Provo are also entered in com Tuesday, enmasse, to discuss with petition for this cup. CONGRESSMAN the city officials license fees for With the present program for dairy operators. STARTS MONDAY the junior net artists going forThe commission did not hold a ward under Vanderhoofs direction IDAHO DIES meeting Friday evening. the Logan Pardoe cup team is the for eighth sure to be exceptionally strong this Registration junior team last annual Utah State coaching school year. Logan's second (By Vnited Press) only to the will begin at 8 a. m. Monday morn- year ranked WASHINGTON, June 9 Reprc Lake Salt and were sentative will champions instruction football and Thomas C. Coffin of th ing subdued only after an extremely second Idaho begin Immediately after under dii congressional winfoot-bu- ll close the with battle head cup H. O. "Fritz" Crialer, trlct died at the Providence hoi ners. of Princeton coach university. He ws Later on In the season the pital Friday afternoon. Crisler will conduct classes in Cache struck by an automobile as h football every morning but Sat- Herald-Journ- Valley Invitational and left the Capitol Tuesday eveninj tournaments will He never recovered consciousnes the urday throughout the week, school ending on June 15. The be held in which boys junior Some hope had been held whe classes in football will last until singles and doubles, men's senior he had rallied after an operatio noon with both indoor instruc- singles and doubles and women's to remove a blood clot but h: tion and outdoor demonstration singles and doubles will be held. system proved to be too weakene for recovery. His senate colleagu on the program. William E. Borah and Mrs. Coifi The afternoons will be taken up were with him at the end by Conch John W. Bunn and Alex ' Funeral arrangements have n McCaffcrty who will teach basketbaS' is been completed. Mr. Coffins bod head Bunn ball and golf. will be brought to Idaho ft ketball coach at Stanford univerburial. golf prosity and McCafferty isLake Counfessional at the Salt Corn and. grain sorghums may club. Beginning at 2 p. m. try basketball will take up approx- - be planted for forage on farms FOUR BANDITS ROB the contracts, accord-gol- f Imately two hours with the group under Corn-Ho- g advice received lessons following immediately ing to from William stadium. the at by iWashintgon after Peterson, BANK Conch E. L. Romney, director of Director of AAA work for Utah, prepreviously athletics at Utah State and dircc- - Regulations one vented a contract signer from in fer of the school, is expecting (By I'm tol Pirss) of the largest schools in its his- creasing his corn acreage as comN. MAGNOLA, June ( rec-trd the with two a pared past years. Three men, one a C,bandit, wt tory. Romney states that in its This new will make it schools of regulation number high wounded today when four m Romney stater that a possible where moisture conditions held up the Magnola bank and history. record number of high school and permit, for farmers to plant corn raped with a small amount for silage or sorghums for hay, college coaches from the regal dless of what they planted change. The wounded: region have signified in previous years. their intentions of attending the "The One of the bandits seen str on limitation corn planting session. Bering into a car. and did to not sorghums apply will arrive Bunn and Crisler J. N. Horne, assistant cashi of wheat contracts," Di in Logan tomorrow while McCaf- signers r.hot in the head. Mon- rector Peterson said. until not will arrive T. M, Rogers, filling station ferty day. who tried with Horne eiator, CLASSIFIED ADS frustrate the robbery. He w in shot the leg. Too Late To SUMMER rank-in-fi!- Utah-Idah- START right-hand- Smith-tielder- - . C'hns-Floy- SATURDAY,' JUNE LOGAN, UTAH, L, d j New-bol- New-bol- ' Dairymen To Meet City Commission OF (By MOSCOW. USSR, Puss) June SENDER OF BOMB LUCKY ACCIDENT PAY WITH LIVES n U d 1934. CALIFORNIAN HAS SOVIET SQUEALERS I 9, Speaking of rabbit's feet and horseshoes, C. I. Clark of Fresno, must have been covereu War time penalties were prescribed tothem this morning, when he day for revealers of Soviet secrets. iwith his car into the barrow pit It was understood that penalties ran on the highway, were invoked in part by the re-- c ent arrest of a high ranking between the College ward service house. church the and station communist suspected of giving innation The cai rolled over twice, but formation to a foreign law is Mr. Clink came out of the acciTreason under the new defined as "Action of a citizen of dent without even a scratch. to Mr. Clark v us trying to pass a the Soviet Union designed or military milk wagon or the wrong side to damage the naval power of the union, its inde- evade a car coming in the direction pendence, revelation of military or I Pe to state secrets or attempting cii w..s iuniaged only escape by land, sea or " an abroa 'slightly for traitorous purposes The penalty will be death before the firing squad as in war 2 time, civil ami military offenders Logan-Wellsvil- 1 Salt Lake Lawyers Are Disbarred in Utah me hided (fi f mh d li i ss) .1. SALT LAKE CITY, June Armol Gleason and H C. Alien, attorneys of this city, have been disbarred by the suite supreme NOW AVAILABLE court A Utah .State Bar disciplinary ooirnitlee had found the pair Loons to p ly for cxM nses in guilty of unprofessional conduct Gleason was disbarred neiause fallow-rirumc'tion with tirmmr of having boon eoiivic ted in the ing me now available fin farnieisl In countv through the F.u m 'lhiul distnet court of perjury in n. ( loilit Admir.i 4) atccui Tnese connection with a buiglury trial looms may he .nade for summer md because the high couit held t dlowing onlv. cn foi tile com lie had forged a buri.,1 certificate bntd pci pose of summer fallow- tor a client Allen v.as toiincl guilty sped) by the bai committee of forging a ing end p iri li i mg winter be. Til' m.mniU'ii allowance client's name to an affidavit of will be iiupecuniosity in order to avoid per aeie for fallowing 'ICO, and for the pureh iso of Idling com t tees remitted to him icd whe it not to exceed $1 (K) pel by the rlient acre Where the loan is made for .he combined puipo.se of summer COLLEGE HONORS M'N of fallowing ami the purchase winter seed wheat the advance CH'PIFWA FALLS, Wis clli will be Sister Mary Sliza Sheehan, a for summer fallowing made now arid the advance for .liter of None Dime, rei entlv re- -, the purenase of seed wheat at the tired upon completion of 50 years time of seeding of teaching the Him The security shall be a first at Notre Dame primary school. Ian on aii ciops to be harvested She was awarded an honorary on the lands summer fallowed, degree of Doctor of Education oy. end the loan shall not be due Gonzaga College of Spokane, u .rill the fall of 1935. Wash, ft was the first honorary ever conferred aj upon Applications for loans for sum degree mer fallowing, or tor fallowing woman by the ilnsttution. and purchasing winter seed wheat, iSTiLL USES OXEN must be received by the regional offiee not later than June 1934. For convenience of LOGAN, O. dpi Joe Hooper has 15, borrowers in Cache county appli- been logging all his life with an ox cations are being received each team. He cant see any reason to Wednesday morning at the Court quit now, so hes still at it. He has House at Logan by Vernal Willie, a well broken yoke, which he works the year round. Government loan supervisor. UNDER ARREST ACCEPT CONFERENCE REPORT WASHINGTON. June 9 (llEi (By Vnited Press) Congressional action on the Dill control Pa., June 9- -A Rayburn communications PITTSBURGH, wildwood coal miner was under bill was completed today with the the conference of arrest today as the sender of a house acceptance bomb which exploded in the leport on the regulation measure. Washington, D. C. postoffice, May WEAVES AS A HOBBY 21. He gave his name as John In a Lukas, 41. MADISON, Wis. (URl The authorities said the bomb special "loom room in her colone was mailed at a Pittsburgh ial home, Mrs. John Main, carto Lukas' wife in Europe. ries on her hobby of weaving Lukas w'as arrested last Tuesday colonial designs in covers, bags He was and scarfs. She is the daughter it was revealed today. Frederick Jackson sent to jail in default of 10,000 of the late hail Turner, an authority on American The package containing the ex- history, who received a Pulitzer plosive was improperly wrapped history prize. Mrs. Main has a when mailed here, authorities said. large loom made at the mountain Clerks in the Washington dead school at Berea, Ky. post-offic- 'U'iJJl moderate rater iRM LOANS ARE Operated bf IS HON c -- letter office opened it and took out what appeared to be a book. The bomb inside exploded and a clerk was severely injured. Beaches - Mountains Theatres and Business All Within Few Minutes 1 ' Ntw HOTEL UNKEPS W "1,0 ui! utLiuiesMii SA. J. PEDERSEN Resident Manager il it. 9l Millard Resident Manager L HOTEL CARDINAL AL0 alto, s. CAL v STARTS JUNE 15 th SOUTHERN i inter-mounta- in Classify Major League STANDINGS AMERICAN Democrats Hold Banquet Tonight FOR KENT FURNISHED TWO room apartment. 251 North 4th East. Logan. J12. LOST LOSTBluo polcadot dress, lost between 5th North and 5th South on main or 1st. W. If 874-Reward. Jl2. found, call BOARD AND ROO- MBOARD and ROOM in cool rooms, pleasant home. 255 East 4th North. Jll. LEAGUE (By Vnited Pi ess) SALT LAKE CITY, June 9 The Democratic state committee members will pay honor to their retiring chiefs this evening, with a banquet at the Newhouse hotel. Secretary of War George H. Dern, who is nearing the end of his brief visit in Salt Lake, will be greeted at the arfair. This will be Derns only appearance at a political function during his He along with Governor visit. Henry H. Blood will speak briefly at the banquet 8.00; few out; one load at 7.25; yearlings out at 5.75; few wethers, 4.00, and ewes 2.00; sizable lot trucked-i70 Idahos, pounds 7.75; few 83 pound locals, 2.25; few lots, 7.25ft7 50. Fridays Results Chicago 5, Detroit 13. St. Louis 8, Cleveland 6. Philadelphia 4, New York 11. Washington 2, Boston 3 (12). n NATIONAL LEAGUE Standing of the Teams HOTEL MANX HARVEY M. TOY, Managing Owner WATCH OIL COSTS GO DOWN! ENTIRELY RENEWED Sludge in your motor is wasteful. Il prevents proper lubrication- fouls yonr filter screen, clogs valves, causes piston rings to slick. Stuck rings pump oil. In fact, next to high speed, stuck or sluggish rings are a prime cause of high oil consumption. - Fridays Results Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis Boston 1, Brooklyn 10. Cincinnati 4, Chicago 3. New York 2, Philadelphia San Francisco headquarters for Utah residents. Where you will be greeted personally by 3. i Use IsozVis "I) the new motor oil. It does not sludge. It even helps loosen tip sludge already formed by previous oils. It keeps valves and rings lively and free. That's why Iso: Vis WD customers are coming in and telling us they're now using less oil than ever before. Try it and watch your oil costs go down. anti-sludg- $2.00 DAY up with OGDEN, June Rece'pts, 1678. without di- $2 2'i) 2 50 Chicago' Receipts, Deliver market 2012; at sales wetl.'s steady Thursday'.! decline; three duiiiilca M pound Idaho lunge la mbs, Jil5, twoi doubles 74 to 84 pound Idahos, Sheep market Assistant Manager, formerly with Hotel Ken Lomond, Ogden, Utah. RUNNING NG ICE ROOM AND COF-ITSHOP IN CONNECTION DOOR ATTENDANT AND GAIt AGF. SKItVIC E. WATER-DINI- ' Meet me , bulls, hath. ALVIN C. CRITCJILOH' K i odd hath. $1.50 DAY Hogs 268 ed rects; Los Angele:, market 231, Los Angeles packers 411. San Francisco packers 580; supply good binds very light; few medium weight duveins steady at $3 75; few lots sows, $1 7", 2 25 Cattle -- Receipts 32S; Los Ange- San I'rrmci. t n les market 130, market 39: limited sales ilnvoin few common to about steady; pood steels anil he ders, JJOocrc 4 60: common and medium cows, 1 75m 2 50; lower grades down to 1.00; -- 4 THIS PISTON USED ORDINARY Oil at the rings are stuck baked on HOTEL MANX 274, I WELL at OTARREI.I : : SAN , I RANdSCO the by sludge. This piston loses power and pumps oil. This piston is scored and worn. U T A THIS PISTON USED E S the rings are free both cylinder contact and lubrication are "D". Here perfect. Hi is piston is smooth ami like new. e ' I Drain and Change Give your motor a fresh start Its poor economy to add good oil to bad. Drain, flush and change to Iao:Vis "D. 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