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Show MONDAY EVENING, MAY! 30, i92i". pasmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmm THE OGDEN KStATE'-;AJro?:IBAHOEtlDS- ti . " Litest Items ot Interest From Utah; anfl Gem Stal UTAH r- : ' I - StANDARO-EXAMINE- .1 K in tieatre i t. x.- r.s: - AND WEDNESDAY TODAYTTJESDAY BIG DOUBLE BILL ' Q&OTHV OPEN TODAY I P. M. FILLIPS' j OPEN TODAY 1 P. M. irnifant Stsrof m numonfty Latest Disturbance Comes Reduction Would Reduce Transcontinental But Not to End; Ute Renegades 1 - -- il . in Hiding i 'MONTICELLO, May 30. The latest Indian disturbance in southern Utah has ended. The Indians simply quit the warpath, and the important 'peace be held, providing parleys are yet to of the renegrade band, Utes, which has been stealing cattle in San Juan counhailing distance ty, ever comes within of peace officials of this county. POSSE RETURNS. Intermediate Costs. i ' SALT LAKE, May .30. . Big Holiday Program Providing the westerp carriers' proposal to reduce transcontinental ' freight rates from eastern points to the V Pacific coast by 20 per 'cent! without reducing rates to the intermediate territory., is adopted, it will mean $49,200 more in freight aiofte.for the steel in a building using 4000 tons of that material in Last night after twenty-fou- r Lake than it would costln San JlijSalt members of extreme ouiet. all possea who, "armea 10 me """M The information: was announced by from here .to Bluff, are returning tothe traffic service bureau 'of Utah, to their homes. Joe Dutchups, show a concrete example of ' the ,slg old Indian boy who was shot twice by posse members after he had shot sev-at Western railroad executives, an- - ' eral times at them, is in a hospital ered in convention at Chicago,gath. . - " ' ; P -- 21-ye- ar- fjui;- - ' -' -- . ' 1J : ' - BLi r-- . )' . he will nounced that they will seek permission Blanding, where physicians say recover unless complications set in. In- from the interstate commerce commis- stead of an animated crowd of" men sion to abrogate the-- section of the Intanxious to avenge the blood c f white erstate commerce act which.; prohibit men, the returning posses are crest- railroads from. charging 'a leaser transfallen disappointed over the fact that continental rate than rates applying tu they did not get close enough to the interior points". Water competition' Is the reason "pedskins" to know whether they were of that color. given aetually by the carriers for the requested ' reductions. The plea is a familiar INDIANS UNWARLDIE. , ' And Mooseheaft, tho City of Childhood in pictures. I am Information received here tonighf one to those who have followed the; from Blanding and Bluff was to the ef- history of the fight of the intermoun--tai- n never afraid of. what yonngpeople will do to the world bnt I fect that the Indians still were enshippers for rates which give am ever, fearful of what the .world may do to young people." in Allen canyon and that they them their natural geographical adcamped were showing no warlike tendencies. vantages in trade. The serlQusness wUh,.wh",ch the pro- They have been Informed, according to PPsais are regarded is seen in the rol-- j information from Bluff, that they' must cease stealing and killing the cat- - mowing leiegram sent yesieraay 10 me tie of the white settlers in this county.! Pocatello- chamber of commerce by The notlc that they must behave United States Senator Frank Gooding: ''Nothing would be more disastrous themselves was sent by a friendly In dian runner Saturday night and he re to the people of Idaho than'the. viola of the long and short haul clause turned without an answer." There isltipn of the. law, of Interstate comrrierce no need, and there has never been anyrv. wouia Permit a zu per ceni re need, of state or federal assistance.! wni.c.n on certain. commodities to Paduction There were less than fifty members in cific coast .without change the band of renegades and Sheriff R.j in the rates,terminals to interior CONTINUOUS PROQRAil 'points." Lynn Hyde and his deputies, assisted WV Prickett, manager of the traf II. to were able cope fic service bureau, yesterday quoted by volunteers, easily with any situation ihat might have the . resultant differences arisen. There was no fear that other whichfollowing 'should would be pHt into effect Baccalaureate Sermon Demembers of the Ute tribe who might the carriers be published alms- of the be in San Juan county .would Join the effected: livered Sunday by Dr. outlaws. Telephone communication f canned On from goods moving between Bluff and Blanding, inter- Rochester, N. , to San ".Francisco, George Brimhall AND TUESDAY down the rate to the' coast rupted when the Indians pulled restorbe would city the wires,' has been .completely $321 less per minimum car than the ed. , LOGAN. May SO. Dr. George II. rate to Salt Lake. : On canned present Sheriff Hyde is quoted from Bluff fish from Portland. difference Brimhall. president of the Brigham the Me., as, stating that there is no danger of would also be $321 per minimum. car Young university, delivered the baccaany further trobule with the band anu of 60.000 pounds. laureate gfrmon at the twenty-eight- h it is understood that he has recomIt would cost $492 more per mini- annual commencement mended that all possemen return to mum car to move Iron .and steel, hld In the from their homes.. As a matter of precau- Pittsburgh to Salt Lake than to San Utah Agricultural college chapel yestion, however, he is said to have left Francisco, if thsr changes are permit- terday. several deputies at Bluff pending com- ted. In cotton piece The pervlces were' attended by ' a goods the change movof many restoration of Arrests be would this, large'gatherlng, plete less, but in heavily' some of the band arequiet.. be alumni of the Institution, and visitors expected to take ing commodity. Salt Lake would . befrom all 'over 'the state and other from penalized $102 on the freight for place as soon as they emerge their hiding place and it is probable ing,. 800 miles nearer the,, point" of states. The afternoon program of the commencement was' continued with that charges of cattle stealing may be origin' at New. 'York .than San ''Fran' he president' reception to prsduates. placed against those arrested. The de- cisco shippers would pay. predations have occured against the Pianos could be shipped to ' Salt alumnL and board of tru:rr disadof the colPresldent'E.. Q. Peterson orders or;jnier old folk,; and no one Lake at a lesser comparatively was more tJntroduced Frank . B. Steohrn lege Indignant over the wanton" vantage ' than any other- - of the listed but at thaf if would cost" of Salf Lake, amember of the board Kiuing or cattle by members f the articles, more . band than the old chief, f JOMtH M, to ship a carload from of trustees, as chairman of the meet$30.60 oo New York to Salt .Lake, than to' San ing. . i ; to Francisco an d - $ 23. 4 0 fro m . B ulfaja ,J.. Grant of the PrsidaLIIebr ' .. GRANT PRESIDENT Salt Lake. an addrewi. Ho Mormort church gave corrimodl-tie- s said; " are These the was first time in his the. principal this that ADDRESSES 'GRADS' and articles involved, so far as. has spealclng'carefrV.that he'had ever been yet been indicated by the carriers. called updn to.address'a group of colbeen made that has While request lege graduates on such an occasion LOGAN, May 30. The forty-thir- d of the and hearing on the.. application he. felt greatly honored in blnsr annual : commencement exercises of aroads be granted and that the hearing selected to spoak at the baccalaxirea'te the Brigham Young college were held De neia in oan ww, tne cuinmerco . f th utan Airricultural col- at Nlbley Hall yesterday afternoon. commlsslon has- not as yet indicated ft Eighty-on- e students were graduated, purpose in the matter.- and it may of the Brimhall life Dr.. eulogized from the high school courses and five its be weeks before action is taken. Dennison E... Harris., father of Dr. from the advanced normal courses. OO Franft ; B. Harris, presidentelect of i President Heber J7 Grant delivered the Brigham Young university, and the address .to graduates and Bishop FEW AUTO LICENSES t likewise paid a tribute to Dr. Harris, Cy TV. Nlbley, vice president of the who succeeds Dr., Brimhall at the board of trustees of, the school, conIN BANNOCK COUNTY Provo institution. The Harris family. ferred the diplomas." : , ' Dr. Brimhall said, contributed much Brigham Young APPLY f3rVATER; POCATELLO.' Ida.. May 30. A to the support which he has been presiBOISE, Ida.; May 30. Application slight decrease is shown in the num- universityof jnany-yearfor has been made by the Oswald Irri- ber of applications for motor vehicle dent - commencement ' exercises will v Thegation association to the state recla- licenses this year than last, according be held collf ye chapel tomorrmation commission to use public wat- to word received here yesterday by YOU'LL LAUGH DESPITE ers in the state of xdaho to irrigate Assessor Stalker of Bannock county. ow1 morning." Professor William U. 42,281 acres of land located in Bon- The number now registered is"'42.-27- 5 Leafy, "dean of the school of law at University of Utah, will deliver neville and Jefferson counties., and up to May last year licenses the address-tYOURSELF will the graduates. Degrees The estimated cost of this new irri- were issued to 42,4 90; " Last year the. increase was'. 20 per then b,l conferred:OO Y gation project is given to the commissioner as $2,366,347.20. The water cent and in years past it has been as ' COLORS. for irrigation purposes is to be taken high as 30 per cent. Indications are a vogue ar. having cars In Gotham for wedding' colors. Mont from the Snake riven A dam may be at this time that the number-oofSEEK PROTECTION to . '.will store. part of it for dis- licensed this year, in Idaho be ten the. ma 14"s." gowns and hats necessary are of tht ' ' . OF FOREST LANDS tribution to the irrigation system. tints.'. approximately the same as, last. : " . '.', - . . - c c Km - c t t Her . 2 V c - V! - . VtV... TODAY Mary PICKFOR . ' ; ;. . which-Include- w d 1 . - ' ; s. at-th- e - . f Orchld-And-mau- : S leep At No Twin Beds But nrv den i omglit The Best Laugh of the Year. A Riot of Children All Hel rMi 'You aren't my husband!' You aren't my wife ! ' 'How did you ?'V 30c Adult. Main Pioor V.vt Ualccny nvninp nir.r AND WEDNESDAY Ii k M B R UTAH'S FINEST TOEATRE A IX Ut nOISE. Ta. May 30. Th of Idaho nnd the IMamond Match company of northern Idaho are principal int rested In the I'rlrnt Lake Protective ajoc4atlon, recently organ, ized and aanctloned by the atate land board for tho purpose of Drotecttnr located on the eat side ttimbfrland oc lake in iionner county. The elate owns 180,000 acres of the Um- llsh fsctutay. .will study at Chlcaro up the rroup who wiU exarch the pf the llrifhtn Totsnc r!!ff n it ber. held Katardsy. TT.e meiirc untrerslty .this summer while Profes- country fyr mineral indlctla. tht . sor Ilicbards .and Mr. Fisher will reOO It Is claimed that some of thc.coun Urrrt in the of M;ory main throuich the year. Profejr ir' l virgin ground, prontectors , ticn. 'IT INSTRUCTORS Arthur K"'P.irtey and Dr. Newton Milbeen sco there harlr.e years Fn for U?en are ler the itowirc also effire. elected by granted drawn from this area by U strikes in ARRANGE VACATIONS i study.have. . .. V the aastocUtloo: California. Pre!der.u Lyie u. M- - Mamhall. a'roresflor- The Profeor Ailred. will vice CJ; also be Lettie Mr. rresider.t. fafoam ditrict llutteMarie IUbcock and SALT LAKE, May 10, Two of the Maud Mftv have leaves for ravel. Pro- icoured this summer. Many lot Cole Forfi'n, ( ; editing Vdmfnl'tee Clrk Jarrest universities In the country. ball Marshall will pro to Europe,- veins 'of o'd propert.'e" are belnir 0: ; rancls Lt.r-be- r. Ceorge C. Jr.M-r- , California and OolumbU, have hired fessor and pros-pe- c Pabniner eoucht Profewor Clark by and while Mrs,. A. instructors' from the .faculty of the cock will visit Hawaii. Mile. Marie and N. 14, Foreran. 0f; rep. torm. .... - oo University of Utah for next yejkr. Pro- Mlocho-anreentativ cf ro'iece athletic MU Henrietta Detoue;, fessor C..V. "Kleiner, well known n. Y. C ALUMNI HLIXT. will return to c!t. Jfeph N. 3non. 0I; French Instructors, ' with France throughout the' state for 30. vacation the Annual Vil!ism UndnAy. 'U. ard ajr:t-nperiodfor LOtJAN. May the extension division, has been ofK. Cowles and Miss of officcxs oSL.the aluznnt Kor::tion Profe.wr UHoy VUrd Lewis. xs. a.a secretary. associate fered', position professor Irene Tolton now on leave for study, of rural education at the University for the university of California. Dr. M. ' M. Knight, as- will return to theOther members-wilquarter. sistant prof eor of - economics, will autumn. teach at California this summer and be employe! to complete the staff by September. at Columbia next year. Dr. Orin-Tuoo OUR GREATEST.: man. professor of physics, will Instruct at California during the summer ses' JERSEY DAY WILL sion but will return to Utah.'.. SALE lll Vh.Jt,,,. Profewor L. A. Quivey, Profeiwor IL BE HELD AT PROVO O. Richards, and Instruqtors ,V. HERE ! 2 YEARS -and.R. A.. Kaplan.. ot the En- (Fractal Dirpatch) , PROVO,. May 10. Jersey day will SPECIAL SUMMER be held at Provo June 4. More than 500 cholc dairy cattle are expected to ICE CREAM be exhlbited'under the auspices of .the Utah Jersey Cattle club and the Provo THURSDAY, JUNE 2 PRICES: club and farm bureau. Commercial Charlts Frohmar. Pret'enta In various Frixes will be awarded clashes. JudRlnjr contests by hich GALLON, $1.50 (PACKED); QUARTS, 35c school teams will take place- The proa at Includes tor the day parade gram VnT. "JudClna". 1 maklnr- - and 9 a. Not Delivered pecft a banouet. Breeders from, all parts of , In J. M. BJtrrle's Best Play the s Li t a -, air ' . ; the-roU- op-rrati- nc di'i-Rent- ly - lve ; ' j fn hls-wor- k Six peepsinto a pretty girl's boudoir 7 and ch peep is 1000 feet - clr-rtln- n t . l n p ., PEP APPLIED WITH A POWDER PUFF! EASY TO LOOK. AT AND PLENTY TO SEE. Ilia MfcUMp Jjl orpheum i" : Ruth Chattertoh Also PATHE NEWS OGDEN TE "Mary Rose" STARTING WEDNESDAY TOM MOORE IN .HOLD ; YOUR HORSESa": ANOTHER BIG; KNOCKOUT, . OTHER THE PRODUCTION PLAYS AGAIN TUESDAY -- : T he . 20c 10c -- - . REGULAR PRICES v. .; -- ' REMARKABLE AND SURPASSES EVERY WORK SHE HAS EVER MADE. Gusher of Giggles of-th- e latency effectitc. MISS PICKFORD'S WORK IN THIS PICTURE IS TRULY A " : . LESSONS IN :LOVE" XT ' -- heart interrit, Talmadfe -- 99 Mary I'lckJord can no more ktow up than Fcter Pan anl that is why her laleia production, "ThrouRh thn Back lKbr, it just the. type ct rharmlag p!curf that you wart to see her In tbe kind that made tar famous, Drimful of Constance . Vive B AGK ; . iyDOOR vo. il Jl -- . V. AMERICA'S SWEETHEART IN POSITIVELY HER BEST WORK. Y-- .. V 1 ORPHEUM - . f Hear address - . f 1 ; Surrounded by positively the same 5uptrb Cast seen during the entire 'season's run "at the'Nsw'York Empire Theatsr. . '. Price . ...:.... 75c to 2.5Q Scats Now Selling - 1 oo r PROSPECTORS TO SCOUR CUSTER CO, MACKAYV Ida.. May JO. The "VVe THE PURE' CREAM ICE CREAM; also fcrvc eicel!cr,t liplit lunclies. Come iirand extre- part ot CuMer county, beyond - tho? once famous Thunder Mountain dKrict. will b explored ty a jrmup of prospectors headed by Hee,i durlnc the romlnr summer. WiJliAm Armtror.r. Louis Jfan-and Itichard Harvey will make me-northern - m ' Orpheum Candy Co nt.xt noon to oRninrM tiihatrk ; |