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Show TT II and h an ( it rn 1 AH b r idav r i r 1 luMt t it are t louii ii til? e tonight in t in as ni nu n Volume 27. Wheat il 1 I I v III h lXHiAS, I' AH, 1 lbl Numbt-- i Grain Range iie Weather The M I I, 1 I t Hih ()in uP i it 1 ni, 1 10, W ' i) S uO Low Ich Close 1 OS 1 UV 1 on 1 07 R 1 1 Ob1 I'nce Five Centa. . nij hi i in t art d Ii r ti to rat I ( in anti ASSASSIN sh 4 A v ) 1VH rpr th. roU t is v ho 4- - Roosevelt To Townsendites Catholic Priest sht a ith fi E HITS PACIFIC Calls President COAST AREA Liar And Betrayer Lions C'lub Souks operation On Project Damage WALLA WALLA, Wash, July The Walla Walla area ust of I i.st counted the today nights earthquake m o St ) building at Umapine miles soutseast of Walla to have was reported A concrete Oie, 13 Walla, cracked i GO-ROUN- Picture of Whats Going In in National A Daily 1 1 -- Smith I Tow nsend. Loads Thud Ratty Mote iiitj (ouhlm. HI M 1 E ( WILSON Press stall ( ui respondent PI BLlC IILL (lev el tint Julv nild Palin i clinks b ( ouh nmi In ton tin old agi 'evolving pi avion nttionil convention n i iiim i spiaki r ilid thlld p V politic tl ISsUl i etc cd D j1 h Affairs By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S ALLEN ed the procession. C itnesses ip) i Dr Piaiici-- . t loiuu ml tod iy denounced Pi sident Roosevelt as the gleet hat and gieat betrayer Coughlin hit at both Mi Roosevelt and Jov Alf M L union He outlined the demands which would s he made on oiigressional wno expected to obt un sup port of his actional union foi so c it mil justice TOWNSENDITE Denounces 1.. union Coughlin called the Repuhlu in MI pi ittorm as amended by Goi t M London a return to the divs WashWASHINGTON-William u ononne slavery mil From Piisidint Rooscvill ington Howes, the new Actingd PUBLIC1 HALL, Cleveland July Gov Landon Coughlin turned to Postmaster General, has a lb 'I A storm of dimension candimounted on ball bearings Earl Biowdtr communist and he has back slapped his way date for pies lent The pi lest said svv pt the Townsend Plan Na he would refuse to stand wlieie Lon il Convention right into the Cabinet when today Biowder stands Pension There is no place where he Plan Vice President No candid Father cte, Coughlin Comer Smith does not feel at home, or where lebuked said who has the suppoil ot the Fither Chuhs bitterly E Coughlin and he does not make you feel at il foi can unon itunial tl the Rev Gerald L K Smith tor justice home But he is at his best in gu it itta( king uppoit the gieat liu and Ruost-vcPiesident Roosevelt an political gathHe Fiauklm lino can from the convention plalfoim hetiayer, ering There, no one even James him, not Fithtr Coughlin had left the c iti d the dm time hall He who Aloysius Furley, whose ornate tailing Mr Roosevelt i of good neighboring ss has sticlch- - liar iltir walnut-panele- d office he will ind betiayei Rev Smith, soon occupy who spoke vesterdiy also was PI I. Lit end, HALL, (level In appearance Howes is as plain missing ,us the stoc ky O' mhomun I olliiuiiig ill Pi ill lb horn-rist as an old shoe He weurs pped up the mu rophone and f other ( hark h E. ( mighliu's shirt lit go glasses, soft collars k on attai presi-i- k party major thick pompasleeves, and a black, There were repeated shouts of nti il candidates, the 'I own-se- n dour Shorter than Jnn Farley, objictum from the floor as Smith P nsioii Plan National uses 25(1 Bill weighs about pounds, ished out but he appeared to (onvintioii voted (Villa, v to inh ivt many delegate s n his side ordinary instead of green ink, and vite Pn suit nt Koosevilt, Gov instead of chewing gum smokes and won ouasional general butsts Alf M Lindon, the Kc pnhli fashion chain of applause and cheering cigarettes an nominee, and Norman He excels Farley in one reI un not 1 bourns, Six l. ilist presidt ntial going to tike off mv chins double three having spect shirt or shoes ' Smith shouted to address their nominee, this two In Jims Big against mcc ting into tht loud speakers cvidenih he follows the precedent set by the William rtf i ring to Ccughhns ution to Representative first postmaster general, Btnji-nu- n di m pttling his coat mid w i Lemke, I nion partv nominee, Franklin in his sptech is on the progrim Sunday. POLITICS EARLY Nntlui he continued, shall I rt ith into m Bill began training for his pres- ed out his right hand to i omniums potket ard pull sud out to ust m a prostituting ent career while a student at the In Huai i Cither Coughlin u to communist and his lift hind f ishion the Hol Book of God tu University of Minnesota, where he Mexico whire both Protestant and make a dt rnagogu speech was a great rallier of class spirit foi ississinatcd 1 find that If the boys and gnls on the cam- Catholii have bttn this convention his pus were a little lukewarm about lifting ii)i the crpss bun once, twice and thiu dipped to the is old Then good tinning straight or tour turns in the bitter pit getting out to root for was right sue which is dividing k edits of the loul pit of politic tl dtbiiuh Minnesota, Bill Howes Fathei tonic this Coughlin convention, there with the pep r in which nun so fir torgC in a charged Dcmocrits among Town He was the chief urger-othe n self respect as to help perof more were endittx student body thinking of son tl ibuse on tht President very urgent their jobs than of Townsend prim Bill was not a fraternity the CniLd St ites man There was no such snobpics I)i legates Sc ream bishness in his ego But with Coughlin came to the plitfoim the help of his father, a modfresn from a eonfeicn.e ct which SHOTGUN WOUNDS erately successful ainsurance he and Dr Townsenu and the Rev put inman, he did acquire Gerald L K Smith agreed to terest in a cigar store during the presidential candid icv of It behis sophomore year UTAHN athfor Rep W ill) im Lemke, candidate of came the focal point center Union the 'party letes and the betting l si reaming Delcgite, arose for all games At law school, Howes joined the chorus o' asset as Fuller Coughlin l PROVO Utah July lt Theta .h douDella edit Franklin of j president Wilson Smith 52yttrold Piovo legal fraternity c . os iii g Koosiveb ble second his 'lhouscnds yeai Phi, and during buhtr was found in i v it ml attended the national fraternitya shout, c tmu applausi ,e the prust thud flout room of tht building d r shated from th" be ink inn where steppi iphone housing his shop tod iv m i thing convention, room with the dean of the law ripped off lus co it, slipped out the loiuhtion from shotgun wounds m Howes used the occasion top button of i sweit soaked shirt tilt abdonitii school whtre and e i m h n k to tin itt u k to get the dean's advice on should lie dud approxunatt ly lo min-uG tu c to Pi i suli nt Roost Tht a budding young lawyer s aft'T his biothii the vclt is i double i n sm r Htmiy that told tlso was and Smith proprietor of u pool hull practice, state of South Dakota needed liw- i usid i hut st ot boos fiom a m tin building w is attiaited by ill sm st i turn of thi hill tht disi h irging wea)um and found Tow tin nil h Mud to tin tnnio (Continued on Puge Two) him in ir de ith his soft vunt phone sivm; in Iohi i sud the btrbor told his Rest tf.i d Boos ill the st r i mt it u m pip hi ot hi r tml a phvsui ui that the it shooting w is atiidtntal those honi i s out I hi m is no j u i bill foi that In tin room mvtstig ttors found t 12 g uige tiouhk tiai it lied shot-,u- n he shouttd .nto the loud spi il Both thunbus hail turn dis-- i No doubt in this isstmbligi toMrs D E Robinson and d mgh-te- r tin, id simutt memisly mto tht the pt i spuing jii it st shouted hirhtrs hodv Mury Beth, of New York il i b minis and rilatives said City are visiting relatives nnd to tilt ikhgitis who fusill oieil Both are for- i In us it Iiiii in dirill ihshinmoue Smiths he tit h hud not kten 10 friends in Logan mer residents of Logan where I) tliiie in southiin pohtn hips who Ini t tin t yetr or tome He E Robinson was a professor at nmk non of till ir jobs than they urn! i wi nt an oierition tome Utah State for stveral days time iso (Continued on page eight) REBUKES ABUSER glad-han- I i lt 1 c n i sup-po- it FATAL TO tt Former Logan es Here From East -- Exactly city vinettiy R L Wiiglcj, county agent was authorized to pun base two tons ot grasshopper but tor usr throughout the eountv Work on the Hack at the fair grounds in Logan in an etfort to put it in shape for the C tehe Sep County Far m Bureau fan ternber 14, It and in wi also cd authorized at the request b i ink W oods E N M tub'll in of foi mi r county wife o' th oiirition titasuiei limit rwt nt in at the Budge hospit U in Log in Hu lunilition is sui li Tuesday th it no visitors will hi ptrmitted to six in i tor Ihit't or lour ilivs ells-vil- D BOR ICR KING EDWARD VIII Leave For Vacation In Yellowstone Turk Rulers Subject To Attacks By Political Terrorists R City Auditor and Airs II and fuinlv and Mr and Mrs J A Partington intuits of Mrs Pedersen, left early I burs d ty morning tor a vat ition trip through Yellowstone Paik 'liny to Logan early pl til to rt t u r Pedtistn BAND EXERCISES 11 next witk TONIGHT AT USAC Ildii-- m okkd no tin i timmph Wulntsdiv utu ivinmg lo his sui i t t slid t sum-11- ist of I stssinn studi ills m Sop not It s in the tt tgu di tin i Anlipom w ht n lit It gi I'ltsintid 1 uiditonum I I n nm-phit- ht fust swt tiling g.mrtl i mu mint on tht n i furm mi i might hi siimnitd up in the following stati mint Htie w is a work of ait m Uiprttid by hin aitist! - uulet htssiyul one of u li ti hv t t 1st of t i whuh hid the lue ihihty of pro jilting himsilf into his p utu nl.it role From Ci ton. King of lilt Ins 1 tht sokisintn for tin Th bin tl dt i s thi i h u ii ti i s i ri Hi d sii ttinid Hid lnnixid tht r ti nst emotion ' ptrts to m tkt this in mil unmoitil ti igidy throb t n nt with life Gi mt Rul'ord is King in mi h n king ft t tu w is t his mti rprt ition of tin silt wilhd nidi ind mini mh who dimtly rtttlv i iusi tht ontumly di tth ot mil son his mtuuh his Ins wift d uightt r in iw Ht vt is putiiu irily tffutivi m his find si em whtn tt full no ming of his ti. r dawned upon his truiihhd mmd Vu i (htdwiik w is a btaiitifnl Antigone She w is gr lit fill ilium mg lovtly but still shown! the dt uni ft irks- - t h u at tt i ttrnnned that hot ink' ikm nuk'd We are m mv eeiitums r t ill o e d from Sophia k s but we ful s ,fe ni siting th it tin grt it Irtik ill am t tist would huve lain pb isotl with tin l"k Antigum jioitrivtil hi Miss I hndw it k Harold Hinson is Teiresii., a stir, gave the appreeiativa audieiue 1 mn ause foi spout intous lonumnda-tioui tin foi m of a i omng ip-lust m his slant hut highly t mo tionil mil dr un itu s. t m in whnh he ti ii d to ptrsutdt the lung to risiiml his mtriiltss duru Mi Hanson w is supitb m h s mtirpre t ition of tin am n nt oiu He w is ilso lugily responsible for th st igi si tting w hu Il w is tl uisfi rreil it the the tilth hour tmm tilt del to thi uiditonum It is unfoi tun tte t h it spue will not it rimt dttukd toinmtnl on the tffutive wink of Movlt Rut as the guaid Dt rn Christ t nst ii a. H lemon sin of Citon Bind Pul ky and Williim Ktiwut is mis singers Hitl Hutvigstn as Is mi nt and Harold B1 ur and Iv ui Birrttt is siokesmen for the Theban t Idi rs who oimpud the front si Us ot the uiditonum form mg a i olorful i irt of tin audit me with the ir long ht irds and robt s Of eomse wt must not omit Paul Murrn thi hov who lid the blind 7 in Si IS had no ilthou, h spt iking put in lit pt el nukt tin i hi ul of ttu t oglish di iu tun lit mil di in of thi si hool of uts mil si n in t s at th 1tih Stitt Ari ultm tl t olkgt N has - police station No shot was fired. found to be The revolver loaded in four of its five chambers The processiou had passed from the park down Constitution Hill towards the Palace and had just reached the Wellington Archway when the incident happened The street was lined with closely massed people. The King was riding his brown charger. Cob-haat the head of 6,000 guardsmen His majesty wore a grenadier guard s uniform, with red g black tunic and breeches with a broad red stripe. A black mourning band was on his arm He had on the black busby of the grenadiers, with the little red tuft on it He wore a sword Gentle Horse The horse, which is notable for its sedateness and is always used by the King for trooping ceremonies, was in full caparison, with a saddle cloth bearing the (Continued on page eigh) rs Summer School Students Please In Ancient Play Di happened -9- tor installing time gruvt markers lor Spanish American war vetciuis buried in the Logan Mis what LONDON, July 16 (UP) III had only King Edward one comment to make on the revolver demonstration against him today, The damn fool, his majesty said curtly. p ly Undergoes Serious Operation In Logan ary not yet been ascertained A. revolver fell m the roadway between the King and the troops following him The man was immediately arrested and taken to Hyde Park e c c andi-dale- V Amounts of the incident differed Some witnesses said the horse was hit by a package shaped like a buck Others believed the revolver, knocked from the assailants hand- - by bystanders, flew against the horss flank The man was overpowered and taken to Hyde Park po'ice station and later to Scotlnnd Yard The official Scotland Yard version of the affair said During the return journey of the royal from the procession presentation of the colors to a of brigade guards in Hyde Park this morning, a man pushed his to the front of the crowd way near Wellington Archway in Constitution hill Revolver Falla c lj n MERRY tcs c lt ill u Oo- - long sti j tow u d the i stur ttion ot ip, lit t 1 ttild t rt how of t In rfi nth wud w is tikcn nines d tv when tin i i tu Countv bouid ot ominisNiniu rs voted to pa cm third of the costs of an operMis ation in how is afflicted rt trots on both aus with It iiig rlmost tomjUte blindness d tn opurtiou will re time is he i storc Mght Th appiopriation of S'io b the (omniis umeis tow rrd the opeia ton w is voted following an appeal b a committee of the Logan Lions club I he committee ton sists of Hit old Pete i son C E Haskins and Foment Witts In at oid im with the Lmu polo of prevention of blind and the t onse-- i v ution ot sight, the i lot il cngiiuition his adopted project of sttuung in! for Mu Virchow The lOimnilLi will il o call on Bishop Albeit Webber ed the Logan Tenth ward in an to suuit additionHl aid Walter At the request of Raleigh connnindci ot the Cache of YLilky Veterans Foreign War the e umn tssioners luthorized the our thou use the to veterans tor t meeting pi tee one night eac h month Tht commission aUo voted to of dollars th B OLIFbORU L DAY Undid Pi'ss St'iff Correspondent itopvnght 10 (b by lnited Press) LONDON July 16 it Pi A man a revolver made an flouiisiiing appai ent attempt to assassinate King Edward V I'll today as the King rode at the head of his troops through thousands of his iheermg subjects near Buckingham Palac The assailant did not succeed in firing a shot The Kings horse, was eyewitnesses struck said, t ither by tbe flying revolver or some other missile and pranced slightly, but the King quickly tontrollid his charger and resum- h tt thousands Highest loss was rtporttd at Freewater, Ore , 12 miles south of here, estimated at $25 'X)b to The Utah Canning com$30,000 pany was the heaviest single loser with approximately $15 000 damage to canned goods that were shaken from piles in the warehouse The shocks continued all night at Freewater, 28 in all between the fust and worst at 11 07 p m and the last temblor at b 20 a m There was no extensive damage in Walla Walla, outside of a ftw broken dishes Edward 8th A ill'i lie Attempted Kill King EYESIGHT Canning Company Suffers Heavy 16 Deilit s TO RESTORE U t ah n Escapes First Attack On Mis Life Father Coughlin Defames If Nt r T I- 111 pl iv Pi bind tin si m s we f.iund Ri h ird Pr ston I, ii m in t lx t Ison u u Edith Wihh Moig in who the uodintion titw 7 hi i ostunns Wile Will i hiw n uul la i ommg Sotm-tim- e to the ihirutirs vte should likt to si t tin e unsung' win kt is t mm out front and ike thi ir bow And so wt s iv to Dr Ptdtrstn, givt n s nioie of tin si un n nt mus-t- i We ti dii that wt ait it moved limn the tonditions fir pints under v hu h thi v mr vu iltt n and u ky tin tin it nt artists hut we knnw with Kt its that i tiling of ht uity is i jov foityet ami that it is a raie pnvihge to know h wae art as sui inttrpreted for u in Antigone1 ' ( lom-misi- td d The intermount un band st hool t oniment einent will be laid tonight at 7 at the USAC ainplu tht tire with a tomtrt under the direction of Professor A R Mt Tim pto Allister of Joliet, III gram wdl be an follows M irih, Goldin in Stepping Along Korsakof, Favorite mtlodies of Rimsky Ivors ikof Oh ir it teristu., fiom a Japanese Siretn Kitellxy Mtr.he Frantaise Milit urt from the Algerian Suits Saint Stuns Two Novelties, i The Belle of th Cunpih I. ikt b Nutty Noodlts eertifn itts and Awaiding of mtdils to membtrs of the bind Stkttion from Bilfi 'lhe Bohemian Girl Choi a! Prelutk Ftrvent J S Bath Is Mv Longing Mmh Paraphrase, Heto Mv M irt h, 7 ht Footlifttr LONDON July 16 !' Pi King Edv nti V III s succession to the British throne 21 political terrorists Latt st successful assassination of a Euiopean monarch was in 1434 when protesters minority killtd King Alexander I of Jugoslav ii in M irseillcs as he lindeil on a visit to France Foreign Minister Louis Barthuw of Frame w is killed in the seme assassination Jaintse Revolt he u my revolt of lust Ft bill uy in Japan w is the most i event t sample of the ust of assassination is a mt thod of politic tl protest ami t h inge In tills revolt, Fi1st on it M ik ito Salto al Alimster Korekivo Taka-h- i ll ime hu and Gtn Jotaro W'atanabe wt re killed Othei modern assassinations include that of Irenin r Kngtlbert (Continued on page eight) Ad-ill- .t A LOGAN ARTIST THRILLS GROUP Fdlmort Jr CHANGE IS MADE IN SCHOOL DATE 1 Stiauss Alfoid Baton 7'w liter Art hie AliAllistti last January placed him among the rulers of the world whose high position mikes them subject to attempted or successful attack by cranks or tight-fittin- Climaxing the series of lectures uu) programs of the Utah St ite Agi it ultur il college summer ses- summer session of the Agiuultural college June 7 it was annoum ed AAetlnesday after the w"s reached by the college faulty The faculty prefers the e u ly start rather than having the intervening week between the of regular school and the dosing shut of the summer school which lias been customary m the past By loinmencing u week earlier the summer session students have moie time later in the summer for their vacationing trips It was the which dt maud of the students prompted the change. The 1937 Ut ih State will begin on m UTAH ARTIST TO .liter Wtlti NUN IS SENTENCED tl a largo audii'int in his CREATE PLAQUE ruital Thursday morning at the toll ge s tng four AAilti Pioftssor FOR IMMORALITY Official) of the Utah State Agrigroups of songs mt hiding It ill ui cultural college are awaiting with and Fnghsh hrinih (itrman, in numbers He gave a short tx-- intense the arrival in Logan the near future of Avard T FairGerm mv DARMSTADT July motion of the numbers touch- banks Utah sculptor and head of W'eu. It lum former ing upon the li vt s of the 16 illi-Six- tir the division of fine arts of the of the renditions Nun of the Ourmthtt Ordtr, h us of Michigan, who with his bun sentenced to 1 months w Among his numbtis, Prof ssoi f unily will remain here for two is for immorility it clti sing The Pag tn Pi tver Air Craw- or three weeks bv Robert Crawford aunoumed tod iv Professor Fairbanks has been Slit w is arrested stveral wttk ford snug the leading lole in the " bv the boaid of trustees of ago t barged with immoral rt Oratorio, Fhj th whuh was pre- thosen with a boy pupil at a si hool sented under Professor AAelti s lhe USAC to create a plaque An-or win it she was a tea. hi r dire.tion at the tlose of Spring bust of the late Presidency thony W Ivins, for many years Tile touit. in annoum ing its Quitter at the i ollege ithout a head of the board of trustees said it was lenient beSi litem t His 1st number, Other contemplated campus won enthusiastic approval cause Sister Wendelina w is young Song, ind lonely, and because there was from the audience Mrs Well! ac- ht notification projects may also be not proper supervision in the companied Professor AA elU in his discussed with Professor Fairbanks while in Logan iloisUr rental sion tin tilt Proftssor tom-pose- Unl-veisi- ty VMHI tt |