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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL r' a 10, 1921. Poor Mans Harvard Hits Rocky Spots in. Its History 1A take Trtbuwe LeMd Wire, by certain intervals which plan la make ran ha April I Vs per a iso mil the institution It(all, eo that It Interest la said these "gobbled up." versify, known tha country over as persuaded or bribed certain noisy student la tha "poor man's Harvard, In any lo begin systematic agitation. Into two camps and awaiting event, the agitators Immediately got busy, to Elect Ona a serious crisis. camp la haranguing othsr student and snrc'Mng Ray They awaiting trouble and prepared to meet them. In tw "Boluhev let army. It: tha other Is mysteriously and omiin upped thtniigh a resolution condemning to President Hodgdon and tha administranously silent. to tha bast Information, same tion. Much Discussed Message. of the students have "gone Ru.shevlat" Bertnua t rouble when a number Association and are agitating agalnat the present ad- of loyal students appeared surrounded ona ot the ministration af the Llf w houL Tbs oth.r agitators wha was making a violent Crncus4 Pag Pm group, "tha lo, alleta,' who almost presovp.box a I .each on tbs campus They cipitated a riot last Tuesday, are assem- ordered him to stop, and a general fight W. waa Imminent when Dean Winkler manbled under the banner ot Dr. W Field The officer of the Sixty-fiftAbolish th. railroad admluUtraiton en- Winkler, to act a a ha aged to restore ord-- r. The deaa prayed Artillery Brigade association, of which tha laraa directs, dean of men, ready tirely and aav (ha aovornm.nl for five minutes and the belligerent stuof monty wnuT-- ! for tha mamte-lianc- a outlay of Tha university was presented 10 the dents went their way without htrtklng a th 143th field artillery wg a part this bureau, of last In by blow February city Valparaiso n th war, gathered at tha Hotel admtnls-(rado1 ha function, of (ha rallroaJ Us son of founder. A few Henry Kinsey Brown, later tha loyalist student! durlog ara confined now soli-i- (o tha It Is vslued si li.&oo.uud. Utah Friday sight for its second auaual The clltssna paraded days street the banners with liquidation of ctaim growing out of (ha Aha bbwaehera Dose aeauadye-ghor- t o.U.treg rawaiae. . A tie i government operation of ins railroad, additional million do'lars woa to he raised bed raptured an agitator iwo.t bet th chapel t busioaM aaasioa waa held. during (ha aar. A laraa and expensive from out vide sources Under tha term be. I waa rung summoning them to Dean bureau la being malnla.nad for thla pur- of the gilt, tha university was to be gov. Winkler' and Colonel E. L. h order prrwnce. Bourne, . president funi thaaa i.eliexe that pose. Umaloi erned by tha present board of trustees, for th lime tlona can be (ranaferrad tu aotne Other artikh tha city, and Dr. Daniel Now th lovallet sro determined to of tha association, presiding. Chaplain agency, probably to tha auditor In' (ha Russellrrpreaenls as to was remain ouet ' 1nlvrralty au Orighaui II. Robert gsv a report tha presiRodgdori "Bolshevist ' I hurl tie treasury department or tha court of dent. , admit th crlals la at hand and tha yegimtntal fund, nmounting claim.. It Is Intimated tha trouble waa started th sheriff la preparing for eventualities. FrMtdent Harding today continued Ilia to more than 19000, now on depefit Inquiry Into tha railroad financial situ-tloin a Balt Laka bank. Thu money wan H eonferanca on tha subject mad and their On propoal-tlo- vanag Cuba, by seaplane. Tha trip to th act aside by the employ with L. B. dhepperd. regiment while it waa for tha day ft. Davies' Warfield and fleet baa will be mad on a from that Condestroyer. still la France, to bo used for th erecpraaldant of tha Order of Hallwaytha ex- tier win P. Kingsley, representing railadvlaad Mr. ductors. tion of a suitable memorial to th regihhappard road owners, la ha us his good offices Ban Lifting Urged. ecutive atrongly agalnat any general ra- to bring shout that ment' dead. Curtis V. Oawaoa regional eonferanoea beof railroad ti net Ion at tha Wage WASHINGTON. tween th carriers and thalr men. Th t April Bacratary and Major Wesley E. King, of the asasked chairmen of congresekynal sociation's commute on a memorial to "vka aubmltad by B. M. Jewell for th Mr. Bhappard amid that abrogation of other, military committee to urge lifting of th flv mechanical unions ta that h boo Gauaral-Richar- d WVouag, would be certain bringrailroad esto mbroad of aurplu army Brigadier agalnat praa.nt waae eontraota Conference. a about general foodstuff to work hardships on tha man and still Th department seeks au- reported trogres oa aa equestrtau Mr. Warfield and Mr. Kingsley be! lev prob-lafurther confuaa tha ' tranaporialloo thority, ha said, to atepoaa of Its surplus a.atu of General Young now being that on outcome of th conference they aio k to European natfona. preferably by modeled by Fork Commissioner Cumhave suggested would bo th formation of rxah Thraa vatanclea on tha United Biataa gale, but on approved credit In some mings of San Francisco, a native a board Itf of each th region railway l occur case will April board ahtch labor Congress prohibited such sale Ip Utahn. Step were taken bv th assolour territorial Bum boards It la an effort to reduce the coat of living. ara alao giving tha .prealdant aartoua axp'alned. wouldgroups ba composed of represenciation to insure th preservation bv Most of tha commodities remain hava bean concern. Many name In step-agof th railroads and the men. To tatives hut tna liat. It la esld, haa 0,000,000 pounds of canneu toe state of a large number of historiIncluding would be referred disputes which them v available beef Mr. cal motion picture fi m .then ot the narrowed down to half a dosen eka aald. could not be adjusted by direct negotiaturn. tion. Should these boards fail to adjust not Th American people apparently wl'l regiment during th war. eat W. L. Park of Chicago, ona of thoaa the difference, disputed points would canned ha aald. meat,'' gu Captain J. Kay Mara, formerly regiwhoaa term atplra. will probaoly be re- to the railroad labor board. men. al adjutant of the 145th Laid trto peraona In cloea , Railroad security owner Advocate Named. are appoint l according Judge repreill , lerv, was elected president of the Ith tha a tuatton. Ha rapraaaata sented a feeilng that there should be soma touch WAS nxirrox. April Appotnlm.ht joefation, and First Lieutenant Harold : tha railway manager' group, and settlement speedily reached, that the sit- of I at tain , b Julian L, latimar to Jud.e Jennings was fleeted secretary-tress-daratood to hava been given general uation In too critical general y to have advocate general of th navy has bean urer. . . . for another term. methods of procedure Interrupt petti. recommended to th president by Bee A. J. Forester. repraaantlng tha labor ments th business session seven reel ' After retarv com la Latimer Captain group on the board, la being atronglya president Harding today conferred with manuantienby. of th Beventlt naval district of motion pictures were nbowa, depict-- ' although L. E. tttieppard. president of the Brotherurged for reappointment, n and th naval station at Key West. FI mg the course of tho Utah regiment! number of other.. Including J. toU. baLuhr-ehood of Railroad Conductor. Mr. Hhep- tha war, from muster in to! atlll during I of Chicago, ara underatood understood to have advised -- gainst Daw? pard 1 lan ApprOVCQ. muster out." These films Included!' ht tha running for the berth. reduction of employees' wages. any gsueral to represent WASHING rCcV April . A pprovai of individual pictures of officers and men Appointment of g member la . tha recommendation tha general public group on the board T. of tha ape lal prest- - of the regiment and of organisations Henry wide for apeculatlon. demtal commute headed by Charle G ns a whole. Maov of the training .ailing of GOOD TO repre1 no ' present Cincinnati, awes Of Chicago for organisation of a scenes were alto showrf, as were the Hunt sentative of thla group, la a Democrat, eervtcc administration to take memorial exercises held la France In v,eran'charB BUDGET BILL entire ' ii and' It la believed that a todaaervlng of for u.bled eol- aucceed him. of tho regiment ' dead, buried in bile an will be named diera waa g.van r)ef today by th Nations ahonor V relev Hill of Philadelphia la being conlittle cemetery near lhamp de Ttr learu jldler' Th budget WASHINGTON, April, ., de Rouge, near Bordeaus, Irance. Insidered for the poet. hill which Chairman Good of th houae in CnOJine cluded the pictures were close-uIvCRppontfd. expert to Intro- appropriation commit of Ge Young and Brigadue In congress Monday, will be th same WASHINGTON. April Reappoint-I- n portraits REVENUE DEMOCRATS essentials a; the measure dier General Leroy B. Lvoo, both forby mnt of Colonel R U. Cholnieley-Jon- e V. l'aon. It will provide. mer brigade commander director of th war risk Insurance and both CAUCUS former President VICTORS for a budget bureau with both reau was announced today by Becretary now dead. Its director and assistant appointed by Ke.lon. There were in attendance at the an( hlr.ge Trthua. halt Lake Tribeu. Lrawd Wire. the president. Mr. Good aalrt. after a nual dinner J. Rav Wnrd, B. H. Rob. . , president The vetoed WASHINGTON, April S A teat of conference witha the fit aenat provision that th erts, Governor Mabey, Dr. Willara CIV the tarlTf for revenue bill contained flfDlflCtIF alrength betweenand director should be th secretary of the Wesley E. King, Lloyd those favoring onlv Democrat, Christopherson, Bolshevist Forces Garrison, David Thomas, David took treasury, with an assistant appointed ty commodltlre for certain Hcott, tothe president. Alunsoa liegeman, K. A. Wilfong, place in the Democratic houae rcucua aald. Mr. new would Oood The Ml!, stipsmall a the by former Inning RIGA, April day. with (By the Associated Byron H. Wayne, William Crawford, ulate that congress shall have authority Press margin. Ernest Crorker, Ray Young army, 8herry' tha comptroller of th currency which ) la A ' new "International Th laaue was brought up In connection lo remove be th 4o basla of expected Walter Lindquist,. Kov Wiloffice. In vetoing the old bill, Mr. it with tha aelactlon of a member of the from fore to he available ultimately tol Sherwood, on Wtllism A. th Bird. to Frank the clause Wilson liams, Stark, W. objected Candidate,e way and mean, committee. Henresenta-tlv0. Williams, John R.. Build, Dr. Robert organised 'in ground that h. removal power ahould re- - j ),.h.p!d:y'belg for the alngle vacancy were RuV main In th hand of th prlWnt. iin lellison. Guv Holmes, Robert Patterson, h Tague of Massachusetts and V' Mr. Gord Mid he expected the. senate .' Hayden of Arizona. RepresenStephen H. Love lerry Egan, Georv that the secretary t f the tative Tague won out by a vote of 6b to again to Insist M. Cannon, Jr., Walter Anderson. Don of the budget direct actlvltlc 6t. Representative Tague voted agalnat treasury He . . L. Williams, Curlis Y. Clawson, said President Harding was the emergency agriculture tnrui bill m bureau. of Bourne, Harold Jennings and Irwin with the importance inauguthe last seaalon, while Representative Impressed of the Clawson, all former officer rating a budget system. The budget bill llaydun supported It. he top of the 145th field artillery or the national The - omocrate nominated Representa- r. will be given a place henear aald. calendar, legislative ?uard unite frhm which the Utah regitive Kltchin of North Carollnu for speak-eThla nom.natlon carries with It the ment was formed. Mr. SoMier Bonus Bill. leadership of the houae. minority announced that In his absence Kltchin RIGA Latvia, April A soldiers' WASHINGTON. April Assothe from tha floor, ha would designate Repbonus bill will be Introduced In the hovia ciated Presal Peasant-rio- t In western Refining to act early resentative Garrett of Tennessee next week by Chairman Fordney Hiherla are reported InMoacow udvlces Heaters aa floor leader. of the way and means committee, who today. Tha peasants hare revived th retain Initiated the adjusted compensation meaRepresentative Kltchin, who will and have occupied army "green I he ways of as member his place ranking sure that was passed by th last houa Tobolsk cutting off the town from ih Astep which may prove of real sg and means committee, la aea'nat all pro- but failed to receive senate approval. railroad, the advice My. nifirance in enabling Balt' Lake to rid tective tariff measures, and the selection The rising came as a protest again-the itself of tbe smoke nuisance was made of Representative Tague to fill the ways Will Arm Postal Clerks. occupation of the railroad from nnonnee-meand means vacancy waa a victory for to Omsk by the soviet army public yesterday through WASHINGTON. April Postal him. The Democrat selected Represenand exportation of foodstuff! to Moscow by the Utah Oil Refining comhereafter will be armed and tative Ravhurn of Texas aa chairman of Tha green army that it will soon be prepared to destroyed near!) given tor apprehension of mail rob- too 000 kilograms recently tha caucus of grain requisitioned pany install crude oil burning equipment for V. The Republican houae members In a- ber. Postmaster General Hays today by soviet agent rean a rent out order heating purpose. porting standing f.catir.ug approved the committee assign The increasing production of crude rents aa marts during the past week by ward of $6000 for any postal emp oyee or flieother person who brings In a mall robber." oil in territory subsidiary to Balt Republican committee on committee. Th order provided for the arming of I . New chairmen of new Important com-a- a Lake, with the prospects for the develessential men In th service. approved bv the caucus opment of additional oil production in "Mail robberies must stop. Mil Mr. Representative Winslow of Utah, the advancement in experiment for committee on Interstate and Hays today. "We ara going to use every V. for better orklng with business, no for' to how this available do matter apparatus, and the power greater fvreixn commerce and Representative how to handle advertising by tha local dealers and Job-- , need for a clean, economical fuel, are Denpaev of ve-- York for the committee drastic. The west knows In bar electrical these criminals. Just as they used to In tha products, and to better he on rivers and harbor. factors which have influo acquaint the man who sella with th encedprincipal old day." the derision of the company to a flying squadron manufacturers, its pinna fn- - making possible the exhibit, fostered RAIL the Gen- make Will Review Fleet. eral Electric company of by domestic use of crude oil tor heating, Bchotiectady Asaiatant Sec- and eight of its associated WASHINGTON, April BEFORE will according to A. B. Brown, advertising retary 20of tothe Navy Roosevelt will leave visit this city for a four-da- y companies, conference manager. review th Atlantic fleet at this week. , . April In regard to the present and future J. President Guantanamo, Cuba, and make the return WASHINGTON, Apdll The meichandlsing exhibit Is a veritaHarding hae before him two proposals for- I trip north, with It. He will travel to ble traveling of Industry. Twenty supply of vrude oil, which would protroupe settlement of the dispute between the rail- I Miami, Fla., by train, and thence to Ha- - specialist In retail merchandising, ad- vide the fuel oil, it was pointed out vertising, service, and, above all. In prac- that there are now three large productical knowledge of electricity and It ing on fields in Wyoming on the Union many appliances constitute the Pacific railroad, which are now producniiiinniimniiiiiimiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiimim .which will visit all tha principal party cities ing approximately 50.000 barrels of oil of the Country. Extensive development is goUnique among the manner of display per day. a miniature theater, with a revolving ing on in these fields, with th pros-ee- t of this production being very tage, 12x14 feet, divided Into four sections. On this stage will be shown th argely increased. interiors of rooms in the home, the store The company also believes there la and factory, depicting the e setgood rbance for the production of oil tings and poor illumination and con- in commercial quantities from the exveniences, as compared with . the tensive development of the, possible place brtlllintly llgnted and equipped fields Utah.' in southern with nil the modern electrical appliances tkirs Inhiiee-gei- l HICAUO. President Expected Ap Person Deliver pear Shipment of Ward Captain J. ed President of Artillery Commanders' . -- Lieu-truan- rtord aw-on- g n. n. Mr 1 !" d. ln PRESENT ; , NEW Ke-p- ey-JOIl- vt.d IN u .. Artlty Old lro-tectl- Repre-aentati- - .( Company Prepare: to Install Oil trans-blberl- nt - Maasa-fcmipet- Some Striking New Numbers in Taffeta and Cotton Crepe Also Z C. M. I.s Entire Stock of, Dresses, 25 Off General Electric Company Will Make Exhibit Hen - ls v . Wells-Farg- PROPOSALS HARDING & In Addition Z. C. M. I. Offers an Attractive Variety of Z. C. M. I. Art Department A few childrens dresses and rompers, stamped, at HALF PRICE. NEW PRICES ON YARNS -- ' Branch Exchange, Wasatch 160, Connecting AU Departments S3 '' ' 13 "QualitypartsLur First Thought 33 3 If it'a at We ship to aU , 1 of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada, by parcel post, express or freight TWO DELIVERIES DAILY 9:30 A. M. AND 2:30 P. M. . to be had you can you are serving dinners or luachea and our market find It SEND US A LIST OF YOUR WAN 18; WE WILL GLADLY FILL THEM Grocery Specials, One Week Only, Commencing April 11 Troco and Nucoa 60c sack Pan.Jlwy...... Same as good butter. cake Flour.... 35c jar Fruit lameo, 25c can Crystal i Q PpoId 116 Syrup Extra Fancy Florida 15c Chocolate Pud- 45c can Velva n fl Cane Syxup... M Grape dine for Fruit 12c Package. 65c can Royal Anne Sunk 1st Oranges Dried Grapes -- Very juicy and QC sweet. .Dozen 06 Fancy 29C ss pound. 25-lSomething different! box, $7,00 14c Fruit Salad (five kinds fruit In Hop- e6 Cans, 80c 2 pkgs. one can) 4116 17VjC June 33 .... 1 C 6 Fleischmans Peas Yeast Cakes.. IQS S3 25c jar Watermelon 6 Cana 7bc Marmalade or Tomatoes, Fruit Butter... ,lwC 50c can Bart. OT. Can lett Fears 6 01 6 Cana 5c,. 25c jar Rusdon Pea-- s 6 Cans, $2.00 20c nut Butter' I 20c pkg. Crackers Gc Any 6 Cans, 85c sort. 25c jar 25c can Sardinea in Pimlentos, 15a National tr E-Tomato, Must!- - ir 30c can Cora Bouse, for can Flakes;i 8hrimp. . . old-t,in- RESIDENT OF UTAH FOR FORTY YEARS ' TAKEN BY DEATH 33 S3 S5 3 33 - V 33 S3 S3 33 S3 33 S3 IE: 33c 3 5438 An. - X.B... lt IE. 20c 23c S3 25c It 3 for 48c 3 i-- i- vi 33 33 33 33 C S3 Jimiimnnmiiimn:i!iiiiiiinnmiiinmiuiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiii;imiiRn:g 33 OUR DRUG STORE 18 AT 4 SOUTH MAIN ST XI2-11- prop-cedi- au-th- Preach Tonight "The Resurrection The Resurrection will be the suki Rocky Mountain Posters ieet of a sermon to be preached by Elects Officers Alathonihah Thomas in the chapel of Society the Twenty-seventward chapel thi Rocky evenin', beginning at 6:30 oclock. Mountain Posters association, held at Jhe ward choir, under the direction 146 East First South street, concluded of Charles R. Pike, will present tbe Tbe 8tory of Easter. Those with the election atVf. K. Weisner of cantata, Butte, Mont., is president; O. P. Bar- singing leading roles will be Miss Miss Ellen Blanche Shewell, soprano; ker of Pocatello, Idaho, vice president, and S. W. Andrews of Salt Lake, seere-.ar- Copening. soprano; Dr. T. Fred Hardy, tenor, and Will Shepherd, baritone. ank treasurer. W. W. Bell of Chicago,1 secretary of Mrs. Louise Davis will be organ accomthe national association, and H. E. Fisk panist and A, B. C. Ohlsen, piano, of New Y'ork, representative of the while Miss Daisy Rolapp evil be reader. 75 Carl J. Lundberg, years of age, died New Y'ork association, were ia attendSOCIALISTS ARC RgBUFFCO. Friday night at a hospital In Salt Lake. ance at the convention, as were He was born at Heisenberg. Sweden, Jlldge J. M. JHontana, Idaho and . JTTT8BTRG April and came to Utah forty years ago. of the common pleas court survived hy hia widow New Mexico, in addition to delegates Swearingen Mrs. Mary Lundberg, and by the follow-InJunvtlon to the Socialist party restrainchildren: Albert Lundberg of Sperka, ing city polite official from Interfering CARDINAL GIBBONS'S .WILL. Nev. ; Mrs. Emma Christensen of Sen tn a proposed meeting of that organ-lia- t Pedro. Cal. -- Carl - J, Lundberg, Jr ion to have been held tomorrow. BALTIMORE, April George 'Lundberg and Adam Lundberg. with the filing of th will of th late The couti.-hl- (t that it had no Jurisflv Cardinal Gibbons, the prelate. In a pri- diction, as there were no properly rights Swell' aa several grandchildren and ' vate .memorandum to Bishop Corrigep, invoh ed. iI i MEAT DEPARTMENT for we Tarry only Steen easy for ns to pleas you at any time, xjiik-x-rt .5i,t-y.- -. Pnrk and Re, i cut to suit dinner and taste Poultry, your All sorts of Smoked and Cured Meats . Our Sausages are delicious made freak daily from the best of Meats, and not scraps ld i S 25c f. George Apr!! WASHINGTON, White, chairman, of the Democratic na- - i tlonai committee, who la ronfernnr with the Democratic leaders of congress, an- nounced today that aside from purely I organisation activity, efforts of the na- tional committee would "be intended to be helpful to President Harding. He i added he waa sure the administration ' "with Its manifold and conflicting ob-- 1 ligations, would need th help of all," "I am deeply gratified," he said, "at " ' th record which ha thus far been made : by our late political enemies, now the chiefs of th nation. In that they have administrator of the archdiocese, notified by act endorsed the policies of ths pr- - him how to dispose of his personal administration which formerly erty. Most of the estate. It was thorltatfvely stated today, will be de- bitterly- - assailed by words. express this gratitude we renew t voted to training of young men to the machinations to harass and 'Obstruct, Catholic education and to the alvance and reassert our purpose to aid In every of heritable works In the Catholic proper effort for th nation's welfare. church. will The minority (q congress help build constructive legislation, but wilt of course Thomas to teslst attempts to destroy good laws simply because they had democratic Including Z. C. M. I. entire line of Coats, Suits, Waists, Blouses, Silk Petticoats, Childrens Coats, Sweaters, Separate Skirts and House Dresses. J nc 006 Sj5c h Off at 25 ! g !0c Harding Needs Help of " All, Says Chairman White ..,-..75- lie 28c . I - 39c All Knitted Worsted 42o a ball All Shetland Flosf-22o ball Zephyrs, a ball 30c Silvergloss, a ball . .SOo 0 Angora, abalK. Ladies Wearing Apparel h Tbe two-daj- r convention ot the y -- -- - NEWHOUSE HOTEL Standard Rates 40 Rooms with Shower Bath, 1 person $1.50, 2 persons, 70 Rooms with Shower Bath, 1 person $2.00, 2 persons 70 Rooms with Tub Bath, 1 person $2.50, 2 persona 140 Rooms with' Tub' Bath, 1 person $3.00, 2 persons 60 Rooms wit'll Tub Bath, 1 person $4.00, 2 persons' 20 Rooms with Tub' Bath, 1 person $5.00, 2 persons 400 ROOMS ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $5.00 $5.00 $6.00 400 BATHS POPULAR PRICED DINING ROOM DINNER, $1.00 LUNCHEON,, 50c ' COFFEE SHOP A LA CARTE POPULAR PRICES Dinner Banquets, $1.50' Up. Luncheon Banquets, 75c Up, J . SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. T t |