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Show THE musicians ! return HERALD-JOURNA- I FROM NEW YORK former resident T BarDee sjowell of Malad Idaho BLOCK GO is visiting in Logitn with her parents Shi riff end Mrs Jiff Stowelt and Mis Mis Fli a Piituf, Id of Soda Professor Mis Ott i Mi In mil Spungs Idaho -10 mother daughter Christiansen Vug HOLLYWOOD, Carol utuimd iu! of Mr and Mis has moved Pin bankiuptiv untiuuiii is go daughter t , York to Lewiston tui tlit w mu i to en-- tt Monday morning tun ing to sell John F irrv mort s vaiht r her Inldn n in si huol where slid, mg they had t Infant) on win h lit womd Kltine n d music at the sumrin Barry Mari luge lu emits have been he Julllliard simx, of musi Tlu trim little vissil is appr used t d at thi i mint ileiks offiee to at $75 Oik) hut it is report lining hid 'they wiighted (low l Mi K in wundeiful time 20 Brown tm Idaho with a $4V Oiln mortgagt Barrvtnore in rhu i,Kills ami Iiuoiii Kans Colt, IK as d ltdtid i um t list Iihiuuv Thty were jo.m lui fit v rtston Id iho John Davis S'), for an exttnsion of time to intel Thursday by Mi Mih' t Like to Salt tin Hoik S( lings t, from vo, und Dolores Ins obligations Kituidav hi the. to m tin Hi plans Windy City Dt true IS join ui Denver tlu sdt of Iht Inf int i Colo , Gh n R Jones, 22 Logan jeturn trip The auition will he mxt Finluy From Chieago tlu jouin i xunl nd llirutt Hultni 21 Login Kill in in morning M urns Ml si t mi cf n way hy Ihinn Stifle ol Brigham mil Mimul W MiBinkruptiv N ibh s ffui VI ie Ov ii, 2o Brisiun the Black Hills and tin Winn It was aftr hi took Miss Bum stone Paik, tniouh Billmr irid lwr niothi r on a muse ahoml M Montana Kh sons two John ri hards, tne Ini int i that i ml thru il uiliu is atinded the tinned to H illy wood Burymoit to bt diyotml Rn birds f nnilv it union hi Id in by Doloris Co i.llo Bmiymnie md tit Lake ( itv Sund i honoring stil siqut nth ti ii t rj tin Niv Mi Kichaids fdhti ilium H Vmk in id Rnh nils ol M d id who w ts oh FIGHT st lung his hiilheli uimversaiy tf Ihi million was hi Id d thi homt of Di Lot in H Ruhiids John M Hnhauls of Lo in w is BY IIFNKV Mi I I MOM pri uh nt of the tamilv loig ini ition tin tin i inning yi ar United Press Stiff Coins, indent n u iCSDA) NEW YORK Aug OGIrrISO ut 10 HI) ( sir Olssoii, well known and V lu2 f 04 mil, im link lies, the dial lnghlv u Hogs Tommy Farr of d I i, m t unti p pii 31S limit held a slight bu'lr sli nlv im nt mi Huger h s moved mil pip, rh i to kit mil t u lv isl v ( t k s i li m top ovtr Joe IjOuis the (hum ion ''il I aki City wluie hi will u w ith 1 t Im when they weighed m to nit the home of me ol Ills $1 T") on Iasi ill in inack butiluis s lit mixed wights uid gi iloVli til, d nighti i s their postponed htovvii, 00 to 11 Vi bulk puking sews scheduled foi Innuht in fight 'Min I S w to k nds to ftw m xi, rlu up light 1 inkee stadium Mrs Ibzubelh Host is spun! Catth Rt ei t i 1040 ini hiding 204 V4 and Louis 1I)T he wuk in Sail 1 ike City in foi mu kit md 130 thiough i Mike in s nl yyhin Promoter shi m ii will In hi i din a Kve on gum Only a heavy dovvnpoui Mamii d i i, h Ell, n v h itti tiding lust modtiitilyi ulv salts about now and the linn this iniir tin tne mission si hool of tin LDS oils supply steidv, hulk mi ilium mil good rmg will fori e enol hi i jtosi t im th ir h situs son t ViKi part lo id 7ro ment i p Til.) mi hulls R, up's i rim Miss dott v. did hi lo Shi Hiavy skies appi mil In ?uo Im mailut and 5 000 left Shi cleirmg when the fightus v igh-e- d P units ovu Sunil ly through No i ulv salts i u U2u m for the second turn m font Mend ly loi Cl ii fu Id y hi n h lb Id dm spung limbs wiighul hti is i n plie i d dajs Louis was one po nnl Sunil ly in 25 the than he was on Thui d iv p m ( I mile Mukelseii win, is graz original date for the fight had brought himstlf down liom U g Ins shi t p hirdi mn Ih ol 217 Fusion visit.d wdh his fvmily Shoitly after noon Iht sun w is m Login ovu the wetk tnd trying to break through i hi uv Mr and Mrs tour id H irrison haze The humidity was higt hut are spending thin loation at there had been no tarn lor sevn inlet the home of Mn had of Stoi ks highei eral hours Harrisons muthu it Kay sv ilk If S Steel The weather bureau s itt s' foi Bonds in i gill ulv lowir, was "Partly iloulv with Mrs J I Cottle nl ehildien ismiu showers tonight and govunmint occasional aie m Logan today m iking ar- low er Tuesday Curb stoiks modiritelv Jacobs predicted tin giti v ouhl rangements foi thi school regis ortign iv hang e firm reach $300,000 and that p would trations thur Cotton fulurt, i is on loan un be much higher if we hid some H ivi n certamtu s real sunshine today Gi uns ilotd liiegul.rlv high A $300000 gae would rm m tint remain er corn un h mgid to 3 unis Louis would collect about $100 000 Iturning o in higher Farr was guaranteed $wmoo Rilhbi r futuics huclv steady if Jaiobs said that if tin wi ilhcr Ollitllo liKknmil has leturned (er easmiss should be threatening dm mg the fiom thi Denver convention of the Silvtr umliangid in New York preliminaries theV main bout would N itioml Association of Life Un at 44 N unts i line oumc IV p rn be advanced to dtrwritus wheie he represented Dr William H Walkir who i the Pi fu Natioim Lite Assm the fightcis s ud tln ince tompanv He was an om were in fine shape Loins w is the panud by Mis Hickman nervous OF HYRUM DIES OVER jj I 1 sts-io- is-s- ! , rain i mu i treatens v V CHAMPION ; Ogden Livestock I Y ni ' I T 72 dnil r I i Markets at a Glance 1 i Wool Market more mention In the newspapers. Almost da.ly broadsides in the press about the danger of spies have ca ised all foreigners to be reas untouchables Thua, garded the orhnurily meager soviet sources of mfui motion have diied up. i 1 500 Killed of iterrs ei,mpn .tiring published in the tlovict press it Is known, however, that at lea.t 500 pet sons have been executed by filing squads Often news of the shooting of scores in groups is printed only in a single cbsi ure piovmtial newspaper and mver is mention-i-d in the metropolitan press Kince there are more than 10 000 newspapers m the Soviet union and no fore gn orrespondi nt or foreign diplomatic mission can possioly read rcgulatly more than a few dozen of the mote impoitaut pro viih d editions, it is highly likely that many reports ot executions have been missed From I of sut scim six children, of whom are, Filing Dagsen, Bariev Dagstn, Driggs Hvium Id dm, Lester Dagsen Gobre, Nevada, Mrs George Hall and Miss I ill id I nk now n Merle Dagsen of Salt Lake City I f nil it mn ibout thi tun ex md Mis Algernon Petirson of um nl thi i ui I tn t blood purge 26 Hyi mi, grand, hildien and is ud to git but in ulttbli imn tluee gnat grandi Inldren also III turns lnduate th it about 500 urv ive been u by Funeral servues will be con- ' m on, have Tens oftxeiutul thousands squads ducted in the Hyrum Second ward ui been m dn ixiled auexttd, I hursday a 2 p m with Bishop mi sid fiom their posts Edwin Clawson presiding Burial u lu charges ignlnst them will be in the Hyrum cemetery ii grcatlv, but they hoi im under the direction of the Thomp- i iiiumon foi Us that tin m i u id son Funeral home n thought ol died n.ipnsi d tin M ilmisL leadtiship of th. smut v iv t They i Total Baseball NATIONAL .. Cincinnati New Y'ork OCX) I 000 300 3 -4 4 1 10 2 Hollingsworth, Schott and Lom-birMelton, Coffman, Hubbell di anil Manning St Louis at Boston mer d ite date Chicago at Philadilplna foi mer date New .. York Ditroit for- at Bostonetaishrdlu at Brooklyn played Pittsburgh Pittsburgh foimer played played 004 0 310 0 Gomez and Dickey, Auker and Y'ork 020 00 Washington 300 00 Cleveland Weaver, Cohen and R Ferrell, Hudlin and Sullivan Philadelphia at Chicago played lormer date Boston at St Louis played former date U. S. CHEMIST IS VISITOR IN LOGAN Ads Unknown eon-jistl- Many of the imprisoned probably will be released later. The chugcs against them cover a wide range-t- h it they were enemies of the people, deadly enemies of the people, fascist sj les, mists, degenerates aabotrurs, bandits, I in ici LEAGUE Oo3 U01 OOx. guile It shold be kept in mind tint the Bolshevik sysltm ttual ut htr dntatonal systems lot tint mitttil, any opposition to ot diuf vi dion from thi putv line Ur t He line otitc is laid down i (institutes a deadly crime To de vntc is treasonable and auto miticallv quahltts tin disst uler is ut i netny of Hie people - or even i deadly enemy if the hold cr of the adverse opinion is in a position of importune e und trust Gnc Illustration illusThe ini ident following trates the difficulty that certain elements have had in trying to keep up with the bends and twists of communist doctrini s as are being applied in the they Soviet Union On a previous visit to Moscow list February, I dined one night with members of the foieign office and a few journalists in the pahtial foreign office guest house, formeily the home of a Moscow million ure Paul Lapinsky at that time foreign editor of the newspaper Ivestia, the officitl organ of the central executive committee of the Soviet Union was being chafed about his pet eat, of whiih he was inordinately fond Well, I should love Inal eat said finally grinning Lapinsky The other diy he scratched one of mv manuscripts, and I found that he had saved me fiom a grievous deviation from the party line Cat Failed llun Lapmsky h.cs disappeared now -- no one knows where Apperently his eat failed him at last There were six Bolsheviks at Ihp dinner table that evening in February Four have disappeared in the last two months and are believed under arrest or in exile One was transferred out of the Number For thi same reason, the total i nber of at rests exiles and dismissals is uicly a matter for I Investigated Classified PAGE THRE2L i Yellowstone Drowning . 9 3 7. Ruthless Russian Dictator Vengefully Purges Ranks Of Lukewarm Followers I Mrs I rink T. Koois, wife of Dr Lester L Hirst, a son of Piofessor C T Hirst of the chem-isti- y Captain Koops of the Hyium ( CC department of the Utah in limp is recuperating in thi BOSTON, d Aug Cache Valley hospital where she State Agricultural college, has u yool w is been underwent an operation for ap- market on thedomett visiting the past few days !J S agmulture very quiet pendicitis Saturday with his friends and relatives in depaitmmt reported todav Dr Hirst is employed as Nominal quotations on domestic Logan MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS chemist in the United physical were last wools from unchanged v o Yellowstone National Park week Earlvrnbks received fiom States Bureau of Mines in PittsAug 30 (I Pi An inquest will be where he operate a coal Austialia by private concerns in burgh held at Livingston today into the the only one plant, hydrogenation Boston the at ri rrices ported 35 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Condor death of Fred W of its k'nd In the United States m about salt Sydney par opening whose body was found in the LaAUTOS FOR SALE He is a graduate of the Utah the close of the last seanear the confluent e lU8 Chrysler sedan 4 cvl $40 with mar river son Engl md was reported a? the State Agricultural college receiv with Soda Butte creek yesterd iy Ownu lemng town 573 E 5th ehiif buyer No his bachelor of science degru buying was re- ing 1925 No It was believed he In 1929 he was awarded in at lie the s by potted opening while on a fishing tup AIM' FOR RENT FURN hia doctors degree from the Unor Americ i Japan J room, mod 27b N 1 West S 1 with four companions iversity of California Is 1 i i I I im nu r resident of Hyum ialy Monday morning at :i 0, lur home in Silt Lake City, 728 t 1111 Mil l.I.K in I mliil Wtst Fourth North Press staff t orrespomk nt in She was boin May 13, 1805, topi right lH" In I nits d Pri ss Ft edtic ksh lid Norway, a tlaugh-te- i li vu Ixmilt n (lint ui , HanU i of Ditmlt Andeisun and 3U A ig Dui mg She nah Oustuva Cailson joined J f st uni Instor stiuggle i with porhurt h I um htr y uh the LDS Iiaskv In Vims igo tals while ''ll hung in Norway t i w ui us ol uuiigt ltd pu-- s and come to America m 18so, t,l h m with i sit el bloom settling fust in Logan She mar lii In i. iu w is ft symbol of the ried Filing Dngsen, October 15. mu it v of (liaising lie i om-- n 1HS4 At one time she ope toted a i" nty nullum y m Hyrum, whire ahe 1 iy Pntntot St ilia is using lived a number of years Aftet the death Of her husband m JOIN she moved to Ogden and Inter to Salt Lake City Mis Dagsen was the mothi r i j Dagsen, Annie Sophie Bergesnn i MOMHY, AUGUST UTAH, LOGAN, L, ai couuter-ievolu-tionuri- JOVEF . in the country One Neymunn department of the foreign offn e which deals with American and western Euiopean affairs a mm well known in Washington where attached to he was previously the embassy, disappeared in the midst of negotmling the trade treaty an assignment on which he was wmk ing while I was in Moscow Soviet-Amenca- n Many Missing well known to many Americans, Jacob Dohtsky, director of Tass, the official news agency, also is missing AH th it his fi lends can learn is that there are rumors that he was ar- Another official rested and tried to commit suicide But the rumors are without confirmation Casualties in the present puige have been especially heavy among officials who deal with foieigners and officials who had been long abroad Periodniil cleansings" of the communist party by Ktalina steel broom are nothing new Often in the past they have resulted in the expulsion of hundreds of thousands of members But m stead of mere expulsions, there are now widespiead executions, STALIN arrests, exika and dismissals The extent of the purge provides clear evidence that Stalin regards this crisis as far more critical than the tussle with Trotsky In which only a few thousand were expelled or reranted their opposition Purge Is Deep This purge strikes deeper and wider than any previous party cleanout It ranges from the inner circles of the government the central committee of the communist party, which embraces the leal rulers of the country-throu- gh Ihe red army, the n through every department of the to bchuols, univergovernment, sities, the communist youth orand directors of ganization theaters. Reliable information about the extent of and reasons for this purge, always hard to obtain, is now more than ordinarily difficult to get Officials are frightened half out of their wits The man in the street knows no more than Is told in the heavily censored press, which carries little but vague generalities and more often nothing at all. Thousands have disappeared from their posts without explanation and without v wreelors, I'ghtiats and divi rsionists It is known that in the past ye ir no fewer than 28 commissars and assistant commissars, and piobably many more, in every punnpai department of the government have been at rested, removed or shot Hundreds of members of the commissariat of internal affairs (formeily the GPU), are nov in prison. Most of th commanders of the 15 great military districts have been shilted. Many Under Arrest It is said that 3,000 railway officials ate under arrest Dozens of street car union officials and hundreds of factory directors have met the same fate Many professors and ttachers in the principal law schools and directors of the foremost theaters have been dismissed In 1934, I was in Berlin during Hitlei s famous blood ibath when in ono June day the German dictator suddenly wiped out scores of members of the nazl To me circle timer ctanns 'blood purge is done on a much wider scale, but the two have many factors in common, including even the charge of trafficking with foreign enemies. Hitler s nazi parly soon steadied after the shock of that bloody day, and there seems no less reason to believe that Stalins far more zealous, more closely knit and better disciplined party will weathei the present hurncane. (Tomorrows dispatch analyzes the causes of the purge ) ly o c th toe 9 Fis. f bi whe Janie h hir ancia thos luring if the anfl idnec uura?y lTr! aw hou 5: n! 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