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Show THE OGDEN STANDARDlEXAMINER - OUTBURSTS OF EVEREI TRUE ties,' and nq explanation has been offered, declared the premier. "If no other proposals are submitCOMPANY POBLISHINQ i ' An Indietndini NwnnS (gubttshed every evening and Sunday ted, it will be imperative for the allies morning without a muzzle or i elub. td Confer, In .order to take further Entered a Second-clas- s Matter at the Steps to force compliance with the Postofftce, Ogden, Utah. Establlahed 1879 Member of the Audit Bureau of Circuit conditions of the treaty." tlon ind The Associated Pfie the premier announced that anothSUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE er conference Is being arranged, at- - a Delivered by Carrier Dally and Sun .1 not yet decided upon. The date ,t10.S$ yef , iiiimik Mall bally By'y and Sunday, 1 year.. 7.M place probably will be before May 1. The CO MEMBER istnr.iiTin Thp ' The Associated Prtu I promlsedto give the house of . en premier titled tfl tha UBS la PnuhlL.tU. to debate inew credited to It not otherwise credited commons the opportunity a Ogden THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1921. " Standard-Examln- sr ., ' , ; wHerc& S IT J JOtfMSOM, got soot ON HbuR. GAf? tbu've MO, t I Some, Hou Lteit GCT IT meM RUN MOB Items of Interest Troxa TJlxh tod Oera GUI -- rs 111 I -- ..... dr4 MEIHS HIT STATE AND IDAHO NEWS- - i. WEST TINTIC WOMAN KILLED Pelted by Sticks, Stones and Umbrellas Alter CULT DISBANDS Em- press' Funeral BY AUTO TRUCK ess"a (By The AssoBERLIN'. April 11 James IZ.of ciated Chicago,n 8TANDAHD-KXAMINEand hla wife, residents XELiEPHONB woni-emn Otrrnan were attacked Communistic by Mrs. Charles 70 Led a i Venture, as Buefness and Circulation Eyburg, they funM and children Tuesday Dpt...... the M. S. In Boucl following of Sana Years Old, Victim By Editorial and Nwl feept, ..... 11.17 Qudmundson, of the former empress- - . eral Comes to End Accident rcjLici: The Amricana were reacued y 0 and two German civilian, SALT LAKE. April 21. The West MUnrtAY. April 20. Struck by an poticeman them, accepting surrounded who Tlntic Cooperative Agricultural soci auto truck driven by Frank Blotneck pelting of stick. Korea and umbrelRait of the .Lake Hausage company. escort the coupJo headed ety, Moses la could S. Gudmundson. by until they JAPANESE. will disband. The dreams of the mem- Mrs. Charies Ilyburg. 70 years old. to the police station in Totadam. Here at 1:30 o'clock yes- extra policemen dispersed m cruu. Immigration problems of the United bers for an ideal community life have suffered Injuries which In her evu terday morning .During the attack the reteuer States turned to ashes and the order of their death fifteen minutes rulted have proven among the most . later. "'Mch of members lnot the crowd, new dispensation Is no more. Mrs, Ilyburg was crossing the street werequiet serious of national difficulties. Con i rrnyi ore ignerar shouting "If e Bhe 1st to a northbound INVESTIGATES CULT. stopped could entirely Is Nor now they to gress people!" trying lay out a course The news of iho dtsbandment was pass and stepped directly in ahleJd the American. Mr. Tobtnson of the front southbound driven regarding immigration in general,' a truck, brouKht to Salt Lake last night by was beaten about th head and boulThe accident happened der and hi wife received a bru!l by Blotneck. bill placing severe restriction upon County Attorney T. H. Burton h at South and State street. Her hat wa torn off. the flood from Europe having been in county. For the last two weeks he The truck struck her, knocking her nose. wsa pulled and she wa atruck br has been to the pavement, in spite of Investigating the practice troduced m the lower house. To the of the cult, with a view to determinefforts to swerve the truck. KlXAT IIS INCiDL-VT- . people of the Pacific coast there is a Mm. Ilyburg has been a resident of; ing whether the following of their in it l'oudam police headquarters, d since lift. She is graver immigration problem than that "revelations' regarding "wife sacri- Salt were ni t Americana "the ald Ho, .mo, by her husband, who l critic- report. fice" and other matters have constiof the east one that has become com to bUmr." III. and by her son. Charles iT COll GOT To! "The l'Vs Ily mob." said Mr. Totlnaon. " tuted .violations of the criminal stat- - ally monly known as "the oriental peril. burg. I n old woman who thought incited bv utes. Gj&X "OOlUN TO MY oo DGUf,Vl ..California has taken definite action were l The crowa maruru Krencn. 7S.T-1CS Early In the week Mr. Button had TIM Kan Fouci SOME, us chased and ,ui to Totsdam. from against the Japanese immigrant, Gudmundson examined for his mental NEW WAGE PLAN U my opinion It THIS park (HOMcondition by a board at Nephl. He was Washington and Oregon have &dded OFFERED CAR MEN we would have been killed except found sane. On Tuesday night at on poticeman and two CJcrman civilweight to a campaign against further ian . The police, however, did all that Sprlngville the men of the colony fore flooding of the western coast with SALT LAKE, April 21 A new wage was po!fcle. I deiire to make no repat the John Hafen home In gathered oriental people. Now the senators and resentations to the Germn governSprlngville and there by a vote of a proposal to the committee represent- ment. emtha and track ing from eleven of men western platform, shop the large majority followers of representatives sit Mr. Tobinson aatd: "We wereEnc-llthis latest religious experiment, decid- ployes of tha Utah Light it Traction ting states, including Utah, Idaho, Nevada Bans Souci in park peklng ed that the game Is over. Their faith, company, wss compiled yesterday by There wtr three women on the and Wyoming, have united in an ef called a combination of hyp- H. V. Dlcke. general manager of the am seat. The one nearest u turn- some by fort to solve: the problem. Senator notism by Gudmundson. mvsticism company. The proposal Is that the ed to her companion and declared Johnson of California has been chosen and has communism, given up even men accept a wage reduction ranging we were French. They bejran abuilng oo the ghost of the once anticipated gran- from 14 to 20 per cent, the extent of foreignerchairman of this organization. These KTO.VK IlAIlKAGi; OIT-Nthe cut to each man to depend upon deur. western leaders heard a statement by EXCLUDING THE "A crowd gathered. To the chilof work and length of aerv- - dren the character Their will communion be had property eld woman declared V. S. McClatchy, newspaper publisher FOREIGNER. will be sold, ice. their land in French words derogatory to of, disposed poken of Sacramento, in which he said that In remommending rigid restriction Tha previous proposal of the trac the former eraprfs. Neither f u and perhaps the Jackrabblts the men ' Vthe Japanese today control of immigration, Secretary of 8ttte would not kill because of religious tion company was that the men accept underatand French. One of the old women's a 20 flat reduction of companion tried to explain per cent In we scruples will find shelter in tha huts of all the rich irrigated lands Hughes is doing his country a worthy j not had spoken about the dead forwas made Tha concession by mer they constructed for horuea from the wagea. tmt that we were Cl-- " of California." He added that unless service. Hundreds of thousands of empres second of goternment tha traction company when the com- cussing th hand lumber beauty of the park. the Japanese immigration problem undesirables are pouring into America mittee representing, the employees In 0f Merit Offered Pan- - Mae Murray Last Times To barracks. drew neartr. crowd, The formed Mr. Dicke that it could not go shouting we werehowever, was solved by absolute exclusion of and the total will Tun into millions, But. Mr. to French this and the chilBurton, according in at for Alhambra Patrons to tages and back, tha day to stones. throw dren common employees, favorably My husbegan renunciation life of their not taken. the Japanese they would "inevitably if quick action is by a we rati me to a new band recommend work of tried the Gilded protect 'The no Run signing the Week's will in interfere Lilyn way colony This country no longer can a fiord swamp the white race." then two civilians and the policewith the progress of the investigations ing agreement that carried such a and man came to ouratd." all of The Japanese immigration problem to be a haven for the oppressed cut. he asked drastic that wage of their conduct, which will be con They Mr. Tobinson declared he and- his never born merit have et K.nir dance of that extraordinary Original is one needing the closest attention of kinds. Today there are cities in the Clarence Kramer, who with recede from his original proposal and (wif were born in lussla, Mrs. Tobon the Pantages vaudeville Keen on the screen are executed by tinued. out stand United States made up of foreigners bill which made Its first run for tne Mae Murrav. the superb tar and dan- Mr. Burton. Sheriff Dan Martin and make a new offer which might more, ,neoru he jtM9riif j. lht daughter of in the cost American parents but that he is a picture. others, rounded up the principals to easily meat the reductions had at the Orpheum theater yes cer, in her newest Paramount schedulother immigration problem, it should and there are districts in those cities week-en- d of essentials. cttlten. lie aaid h couU living They argued take depositions, is now engaged in bill takes on the atmos "The Glided Uly," which be solved with the best interests of where the English language is not terday. of The Kuaaian ncr French. to neither not coats decreased had that apeak a living recordthe circus with Sir victor o ed for a showing: at the Alhambra of the phere transcript oo 20 of extent while Ataerica in view. America can not de- spoken. and. tha today. Mln preparing , cent, par aog and pony act and Madame two theater for the laer time When this is completed, and other weeks other The horses. preparinK Inquiries have been satisfied, Mr. Bur- admitting that some costs had drop- INHERITANCE TAX Murray epent many Until the foreigners now here learn leaderstrained pend upon other countries to defend are Bill Ft. Brownlnp and Jack the dances and they have been repro ton said last night, he will determine ped, maintained that others had either it from troubles such as these. Or- American ways and customs and are H. Davis In "Two Pals From the duced on the screen so satiBfactorli) TOTALS $23,800 at their high figure or in for motive and exactly what course will be followed. remained a blackface act, Paul, that they alone provide a ganization of the western congress- absorbed into the real life of the na- South." some cases House had rent increased. of TRIMS HIS BEARD. the picture. Itahn and "Valerie Beck in 'Kchoes men and senators to seek the road out tion, there should be the most care- Woodland. In "The folded Uly." MUs Murray Gudmundson himself made the first wtt pointed out as a living cost that ?ALT LAKH. Arril 21. The tate of 'present difficulties and point out ful exclusion of strangers to our in Sir Victor's rircup. with its tntinca is Gillian Drake, hofttcxs of a popular "sacrifice" toward reformation when had not decreased, but which, on tha has received Inheritance taxea amount dofjn and a trick mule is on" New York private club, and her dan- be had his luxuriant and prophet-likcontrary, had actually gone higher. ing to tZS.BJI.T? from the eetate ot that road to the federal government stitutions. The world war proved how ponies, of the most entertaining animal acts ces, done in one of the most lavish beard trimmed to conform to the usoo Mary F. Keith. With US. 000 paid by season, cabaret sets ever built for the screen. is a step in the right direction. the estate of her late hunband. who dangerous it is for America to go on appearing during the present a teacher's music of ual standards conven' One are the real events in the picture. as it dots from the VOCATIONAL HEADS departing such numbers OO preceded her in death by a few in ' exforeigners accepting tional feats and into the more natural is an adaptation of a Spanish dance Van Dyke. He Is said to have months, the same property paid to the MEET LAKE SALT as to set up .a condition , of disloyalty and laughable realm.' One colored lad in which Miis Murray weam a modi- pressed his willingness to meet the IN RICHES BRING .. i slste more than I120.0QO within a . to ride the- mule received fied Carmen costume conxlatlng of a requirements of the authorities in any who essayed boundaries. our own year. within THEIR MISERY. r , .. , a bumn on his dome for his trouble, JdreitR of unusual cut made entirely of manner, and, this enminsuon. or perMr. Keith's estate was valued at have should A 21. succeed-SALT LAKE. April The fourth SS04.100.il year ago immigration but keDt after it and finally At Hollywood, California,, Jack Cud- spangles, topped off bv the proverbial haps better, subduing, of the most from which S21.S2S.40 waa a over is a. bubble dance brief second, Another for in state hat. of ed in red conference those annual difficult and aa made been directors, staying deducted lawful debts and other deonly any, sou oi me iatev aucnaei Liuaany, e striking characteristic of his personal horses, for which the cabaret is gayly With fine teacher-traistate and ductible The tax wa paid should supervisors, charges. our institutions with is taken as the holstlcs of ers in ended his life by using a shotgun, on sympathy kindness jated with all kinds of balloons, that Bedlnl appearance proves on net amount the of 142.776 41. The Indus trades and agriculture, ' Miss Murray. In a sensational their affection ana the white flag. the widow's of himself. In one room of the palatial have been allowed to land. With un to animals wins fedand home economics major portion the of tries property them amenable to training to, tunic, makes her entrsnc out of an In"Persecution has done this thing." eral board' of vocational education, consisted of an undivided d accom-home in which the -- tragedy occurred employment widespread, it is an in a degree which force will never enormous then basket of balloons, and declare. terest late Gudmundson's in husestate of the her disciples accoma a Utah. The band. That estate was does many astonishing stunts wtth today at the Hotel atid downstairs the chil- justice to our workers to allow great pllsh. .Her varied equestrian was First most of the men and several opened fulT applause. balloon while she whisks will tomorrow continue whlto conference and passing in part to th widow, notbefore lUirge plishments brought earners. of inrush wage were excommunicated women of dren wero playing. This,' 'in brief, Aa the a Is negroiar0und the floor. Isowell Sherman are by the state inheritance tax. but only .Browning and Davis have seventy-liralso Saturday, delegates which of oo Mormon from the church, and aman. over 'the with of the stdry laughs leading dialogue running .; from federal misspent life. the inheritance tax. by Oregon, present Washington. Now members. on had their audience chuckling every; they had been lifelong to more Mon than New Mexico, amounting California, something .Arixona, Cudahy was Dorn in luxury and be- THE BRIGHT SIDE ' minute. Their last., song goes ratnera the state authorities are Investigat- tana. Colorado, Wyoming and Utah, 1200,000. came the pampered son of wealth. As OF THINGS. of that their act is flat but outside of Sins St. "The them. And yesterday the school State 00 ing Anthony" supervisors from all western This is a period Of reconstruction, winner. 11 informed them is true of a very big percentage of of tha board county Arbuckle at and of the federal board of voca 3. L. WILL APPEAL With beautiful and artistic settings. that the branch school established by sections young men who fall heir to riches, he during which the country is suffering "Echoes of Woodland" are present at the tional education brings in; a Alhambra Tomorrow the board at the colony will be no conference. FROM COURT RULING failed to have any mission in life. His from a severe reaction but no one in varletv of singing and dancing which and other textbooks the that more, Miss a. srood Beck,' made impression. p near-uof the features of the meeting One view thoughts were on wine, .women and Ogden should take a too and with a fine voice, and Paul The attraction at the AEhambra equipment must be returned. 8o now which will be of particular Interest pretty to of SALT LAKH. April 21 of the adverse W. If. Tolside for all the Kahh.' Og all that remains to be done things tall, athletlo and for song, and he went. the pace-tha- t kills, apparently will be tomorrow ia B. and theater of the Smith, Utah, stated land. Saturday report Harry their a charm ana attorney, see movie city like world to yesterday hero, s Is to clear away the debris den destined to enjoy a wonderful and became a nervous wreck. part-timMr. been Smith a of has the whether near the "The Sins of Ft. Anthony." anIt amusthat mentioned question studying hearers. Mr. Bur Though of results are the was what legal picture. an exhouses The most regrettable features of development when there is a return to last, their flaring is one of the best ing light comedy search work in and outlined may Utah has rooming a popular magatlne ton's Investigations. from an in warrants to enadapted without season. effort on normal. the this subject, tensive report appointed these tragedies is the stigma resting oo atory. force the will Tom be of law, Peerlws The prohibition put trio, consisting direcW. state ' Francis is Klrkham At the Chamber of Commerce open on innocent children and the unof The central figure is a slovenly, before the supreme court of Utah tor Mazle Berto and Anna Vlnclntl. Rossa, tor of education for vocational Utah, ELECTED a ruling. young scientist who is turned OFFICERS forum meeting on Monday night, Jo- - clad In Italian costume, appear In "On oo down by his fair charmer on account Thla announcement was made after featur.New York." Sidewalks of the FELLOWS ODD BY But there is a powerful sermon in seph M. Parker, local manager of the ing music on piano accordions. of his lack of pp. Jhe transfers I H. Wight ef the Third Judge TO BE MARKETING to a returning overseas officourt had decided that a marked The seventh episode of "The Son of affection every one of the selMnflloted fatai Sperry .Flour company,; viewing the cer. the scientist, Anthony, of wh laity taken thereup manner and dollar in 'an Tarzan" shows ses TAUGHT IN COLLEGE from Mrs, a bottle SALT 1.AKI1 April 21. Final wounds, and it recalls the old warnine SraJa and flour business of Ogden, the escape of Tarah exciting C- - Jones, were not adon, comes to life and. cultivating the sion the from con tribe, h annual of which has come down through the said Ogden is to be compared with an ambuscade in the Jungle and the acquaintance of a musical comedy vention the missible a evidence becau her premof grrand bodle of Odd embarks upon what he considises wer searched without a warrant. the queen, 21. SALT LAKH Th Fel Odd CITT. the centuries that the wages of sin is Minneapolis, Kansas City and other rescueofof- the girl Meriem from at April held yesterday of dissipation- When On Tarzan, comprising in two ers a wild career the buaiest ot tne University of Utah and the Utah Agri D1S centers or the flour industry and apes death. sweetheart discovers that low's hall, proved reels a remarkable number of interest his former course a will of cultural An offer session. college inaugurate days' NOTICE Anthony is a "live' one" and that she three Whenever a young man starts out ne Predicted the coming of more and compelling events--- . o- oof land, suitable ror a of study in marketing of has been deceived by her army officer, 100 acre antract institution Odd Fellowr nome wa farm products If those to disregard the lessons of clean liv- - larger plants for the storage of grain she tries to return to hltn. But Anth- site of a concur in recommended of Corlnne. by To whom it may concern: F. W. made House, plan by in has. recovered the ony Meantime, " Bringing .Up I 11. Howard, president of th of a Jamea to fine ing which are taught as virtues, he is and the manufacture of flour The piece Is Utah. property An or about th Ith of May we will from his Jilting and fallen in love anew ThIs one industry is sufficient on of Corlnne. American Farm liureau federation.1 sell all gooda that are aubject to aale with hla little stage beauty. The other farm land in the vicinity beginning a career which will bring Show at Next of O. O. I. Ilebekah assembly of the Orpheum Iteporta of enthualasUc approval re- for atorage. feature on the program .Is Fatty Ar-- ; Thewhich him deepest regrets. But the average which to build a city of size, but to it dur- the plan in other states have been has also been In session resoOGDEN TRS. A STC5. CO. buckle in a new print of "Hla Bridal F.. Sunday a ceived by the Utah State Farm Bureau, three the young: fellow who ignores the lessons must be added the packing business passed two-repast ing aest day, rt. rono. Night."- the funniest comedy lution recommending the building or During recent year there ha been he ever made. of the past keeps on insisting on gain: livestock yards, the manufacturing of a chiltoward a the for marked home of tendency orphan purchaseOdd oo A jolly, rollicking, tuneful show is Fellow of Utah. dren of plan of marketing farm proing his own wisdom by harsh experi overalls and knit goods, the produc 'Bringing Sea at the Father Up New officer who were elected were duct and Mr. Howard felt that withence so that, when the full force of ing of sugar and the preparing of can- shore," which will be seen at the Or MENTION UTAH MAN Cluff. grand master; L- W. in a abort time there will be urgent Harvey . Sunday night. the wrong doing is made manifest, the dies, the turning out of bricks and pheum droll grand roaater; Parley need for trained men to handle marFOR I. C. C. POSITION N. Davis:deputy characters made famous in warden: Uharlea A.- keting machinery affectively. He grand hour when he might, have reformed half a dozen other lines of activity theThe columns of the principal newspa Edward Kreh- therefor wrote to a number of th secretary; Stain, grand which eventually will employ a small pers throughout the country through ' has gone by. counand ay universities of II. th C li bail, blel. treasurer; colleges grand 21 WASHINGTON'. Anrtl President in be presented army of wage earners'. In the produc George McManus will the courses ooDr. and uch be mad that aakinr Harry try representative grand flesh. Including henpecked naming was asked Wednesday bvDua Phllllo. trustee for a term of three available to students. rC OF P. HALL tion of bricks there is a big possibility the COLOMBIAN of Farm the American delegation Jlggs Mahoney, his militant better reau have been received from years. Ilepltes to appoint a represenof expansion. One of the largest .Maggie and LMnty Moore. tativefederation TREATY. Officers Installed at the final meet- over thirty colleges, according to a reof farmer on same the more Import THURSDAY EVENING who old is the rascal Jlggs jolly esIs I of the Rebekah's assembly were port received by the state farm bu ing After years of discussion tha C plants in the entire west being ant Haaen is perpetually trying to slip from the government boards. Frank It.' Hall, Helper, prealdent; reau. Thirteen . f the institution! J April 2U 1921 watchful eyes of .his shrewish Maggie, barth. Salt Lake City, Utah, and Joa Levlna lomblan treaty has been ratified by tabllshed here. aasuranc Orlsaa such Celventra, Sprlngville, vice gav deflnlt that n. were In to to home or his Wash., Campbell. Spokane. smuggle trying now The big ice plant being erected Dinty Moore or some other pal "of his suggested for the interstate commerce president; Clara I. Moore and Iren courses will be established and twelve the United States senate. The pact Refreshments fcudhelmer. Bait Lake, secretaries, and report that they already offer uch in g the railroad is esti beloved which a of commission. 125,000,000 for or yards, payment provides courses. retwo eon, Ollvrr treasurer, have Loveless, Only Pay college President Harding said that at the of former days. Jlggs does Tickets 50c Esxh fraternity oo to the South American country and is mated to Cost close to a million negatively, giving "lack of plied time he would be glad to reproper not his admiration the for girls. forget reason. as funds" the to be a final adjustment of lars, and another plant to be built, and Maggie Is. recommendations from the farm IDAHO ROAD PAVING kept busy as theof sen- ceive bureau. over to adds the her of tinel the heart this railroad difficulties with the land of which impressive importance -- ooPLANS UP IN AIR frivolous spouse. Seats on sale Panama was formally a part. The Co- - terminal. . APPOINTMENT OF oo lombian assembly has yet to ratify Sqc)n work will start on a large sew- . Idaho. April 21. UTAHNS CONFIRMED MONTPELinn. the pact but that, step, is anticipated. r Pipe and tile factory, with ten Al Jolson and Gorgeous Pacifio highway Idaho th of Paving The vote of the United States sen- - kilns 300 feet in diameter, Dear Lake county, from Flah through at "Smbad Orpheum One-hou- r Haven on th south to Georgetown on The cereal plant has a future, as the ate on this treaty Is. important be WASHINGTON, April 21. The aet back been has temporthe Theatre Tonight north, confirmed the nominacause it will bring mora, friendly rela oats products are superior.. tionsyesterday of William n. nitter of Salt Lake arily, it not being known at prent fund will be The canning industry now is drag THIS IS EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK . tions with the South American land City as assistant attorney general, of whether state or federal work. for the available Al.JblsOn. the chief mang aa world's, winiam counLake Bait to of H dullness is be the of desire show the City this Ppry and will ging along but There ier of .melancholy and bouncer of the commissioner practically thlrty-lhr- e of h reneral land of. try to be absolutely fair, even more found in all lines of business. That blues, will be presented by the Messrs flee and Albert lisle as rerlster and miles of highway which the plana Intoo will come back and be enlarged. Hhubart in the sumptuous oriental Mrs. Addle Longhurst as receiver of cluded. The tat engineer depart than fair, with all of its near-neigPURE KETTLE RENDERED LARD a substitute ha ment that as the described Vernal auggested "Slnbad," All travesty, being apland these office. South of Ogden is the arsenal for a most bors. Besides, It relieves the possiot gravel 'ba Installed, claiming delightful banquet of laughter, pointment are for a term of four road substitution of gravel at this tiro near which Panama! the an of friction that of from Jolaon Al the at $4,000,000 years ha rtsts. this Orpheum tonight.' appropriation bility a firm foundation for a wll The of career made the of senate hit his provide nomi gigantic confirmed the also zone. ls asked by the head of the army. One hits in this canal . Altogether nation or a. D. Walton as district at concrete road In four or flv year. 10 extravaganza, ooor two more notes such as Secretary it appears that "Slnbad" with the In lorney ior Wyomingcost of gravelling is 17000 Estimated DAY OF ACCOUNTING imltable Jolson, la aa gay a the spring ..mi per xnlle against S3 5.000 for concrete. Hughes has written on Yap will bringj and staas rose a a in June CLARA SMITH FILM NEAR AT HAND. not only M.000,000, but $40,000,000. lling gorgeous 5 of laughter, in two acta cyclone TO CRUSHED BOY more Ten .days and Germany This arsenal will be made a manufac and fourteen resplendent scenes of BARRED IN IDAHO color. Curtain at 8:20. must be prepared to meet the de turing point f or munitiona of wax and glorious DEATH BY WAGON i . oo 3 " mands of the allies or face a serious other equipment and will include the In India an elephant that has 21. POCATELLO. Idaho. April situation. In the house of commons, I quartermaster's department 21. John SPANISH FORK. When twenty toes is conaidered more val- Films featuring Clara Hamon Smith will not be shown in the state of Idaho Hallan. I year old April aon of Wltford than' the sacred white elephant on Monday, Lloyd George made a war! this is brought about, a street car uable 1 in Slam. according to U. D. Carrotherm. local llaiian. waa aiany injured at noon speech, warning Berlin that failure tol service will connect Ogden and the ar- exhibitor who has returned from a yesterday. when he fell beneath a of exhibitor held at Idaho wagon, a wheel of which passed ovet comply with the terms of .reparation senal. the passing events which may; not be meeting Falls. He that strong resolution hla cheat. Ulanop John For be wa will bring down on the German peo- With all these bright prospects, and pleasing?- - Why not see the bright were passedsaid to the effect that objec- driving the wagon, which waa loaded Street 355 Twenty-fourt- h ' pie a stern" rebuke. "Germany has! furthermore with the reclaiming o days ahead when Ogden will have a tionable features, not only In the films witn nay. in juiitn boy ran out themselves, but titles, poster and alt Into the street ana attempted to catcl. defaulted in reparations, in disarma-- l lands around. Ogden, why should there population tonal to that of the would b eliminat-e- d hold of th hayrack, but slipped ana advertising largest so far amatter, ment and in the trial of the 'war gull-- 1 be a disposition to dwell too much on city in the west? ran. in ooy oiea oerore medical at poasible lure men of Idaho. by moving pic tentlon could be procured, " "neo paper ana aiso tne local newa puD nerein. R " any, allied "decision to occupy any ' more German territory. ..One of the . London correspondent ot the American . press says British traders are profoundly disappointed at the, results of the March decision to levy 60 per cent of the value of German exports to th allies. They daily protest to the government' that the only effect has been the cancellation of orders for British, goods sold, to Germany" Economic experts warn the premier not to accept blindly additional French penalty devices which yield nothing worth collecting. Just to gratify th vengeance ideas of the school, Lloyd George is not likely to consent to the .employment of further troops In the Westphalian occupations, because he realizes he would encounter Intense opposition at home. Germany's only hope of being saved from deepest humiliation is the jealousy over trade prospects which is seen in France and England. TJoth countries need foreign business to pull them out of the hole,, and this is particularly true of England. The merchants and manufacturers of England may yet upset the best laid plans of Lloyd George and Briand. rr). I rrk in" T fc auto-mobil- of-Ju- Poin-caire-Foc- K ab hr hir Fixty-fourt- Blot-neek- 'a . cer no1'! - e pUr-vive- . , - fr h. - K. THE, AT R1LS one-eight- h q -- ; , - - nat-urallx- ed 1 Bo-dln- i's " i e .. ! - . well-groom- decor-Madam- ed cos-mak- j n es one-thir- ' lened the-wif- e v -- - - e " Fat" : e police-officer- . un-worl- dy hr dl-trl- l. forty-sevent- rel-low- a. - - co-operat- . Father" ! - el ve Pythian Sisters' Anniversary Ball - Cut-rle- . . -- two-third- . s. hod-carryi- ng pick-applyin- dol-expect- " This Is Not a Sale 1 h -- - " .' pounds. pounds pounds .$1.50 ,75c .50c BALLARD & MORTENSEN -t 4 |