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Show V took advantage of one advertised bargain sale and saved the price of three years subscription to The JourpaL Read The Journal. VTE il A 4 VOLUME XLIL S I T U ATI GOOD, live hometown newspaper is a community asset. Help make it valuable by giving it your active; and hearty support. LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, SATURDAY; MAY 28, 1921 0N . NUMBER 127, IN SPECULATOR FIT THEIR Martial Law May Be Extended, to All Ulster and Sterner Measures of Repression Will Be Put Ire-landExc- in Effect. Expert Says Wheat Gamblers Control Entire Market at Times and Excessive Price Fluctuations Caused (By Assoijated Press) (By Associate Press) Tin 28. The first . May real payment of German reparations is announced in Berlin. Twenty bonds of about ten million dollars each,, eighty mil- lions of which is payable in New York and sixty millions in London and sixty millions in Paris. The bonds, were endorsed by the Reichsbank, the Disconton and Dresdener bank. Ges-ellsch- aft EDDIE Sciente. Of these, twenty-fou- r are in the School of Agriculture, nine Enin the Si bool of Agricultural of School the in sixteen gineering, General Silence, five in the Sthool of Commetce and Business Administraincluding the tion and twenty-one- , degrees of Master of Science, in the School of Home Economics The Class of 1921 is rather remarkable in tha ,t contains four graduates from Asia, all graduates Those,, aue Hariri in AgncuUtiie. Chinchiah of India, Ament Khan and. Seved Jafar Khan of Persia and Using Huang Yao of Chinae who! In addition to the seventy-fivwill receive their degrees on Mon-- 1 dav, eight wi'l he graduated at the i lose of the 1921 Summer school. The names of the graduates, arus ranged according to schools, arc follows AGUKTT.Tl HE Albert Bailey Allen, Ray Hester Alston, Georg" Percy Barber, Darisi Bird Evans, Chinchiah, Hilton For-leAmeen Khan, George C. Knight,Kalli-soVera Owen. Robert Leo WilGeorge Albert Robinson. liam Hugh Sutton. Melvin Samuel Arnold. Reno Giles Crook. LeRov Conrad Funk, Ernest Richard Tnom- Powell McKay, PMl, (Bv Associated Press) 28. The DUBLIN, May crown forces claim the capture was the The Butterflies of Irish Republican army head- name of the play presented by quarters In a raid. the high school graduating class at the Brigham Young College Thursday evening. It is pretty ALLIED COUNCIL well conceded that this is one of most successful plays evu the AND THE SIL-- . presented so far. The follow: Blaine cast in the took ing part ESIAN QUESTION Winters, Walter Gasman, Preston Nielson, Lyle Wood, Weston Vernon, Florenoc Anderson. Mar (Bv Associated Press) guerite Maughan and Miriam PARIS, May 28. The Allied Crawford. council of ambassadors has virThe college class chaperoned tually aproved the plan to es- by N. A. Sorensen slipped away tablish a nautral zone between from the grind yesterday after the Gorman and Polish forces in noon and spent the afternoon in Upper Silesia. Logan canyon. The event was so British troops will soon arrive impromptu that the weatherat Oppelin and will be sent to man failed to learn of it Kiauzburg to suppress Poish in- in time to prevent it as he has surgents is the report. all other planned canyon parties. Bv Associated Press) st n. science general Monroe George Ailken, Bateman, Sara Amanda Coml't, Anna Eg belt, lly rum Edward Hamlets, Angus Marion Maughan, Hats Vernon. Horace Asa Dewey, Marguerite Emma ilMgemnnn, Sybil Frostier, Katherine Lauo, Pearl Oberlunsley celebrate. entitled to club feels Fish- Peterson, William J. Snow, More than two hundred alum Aldxth Vernon, ElixahMn Wyatt. COMM HUM ' ni and friends attended the James Morris Christensen, Einar Alumni banquet served in the Reinhardt James Harold Olesen. Library Friday evening. After Clawson, Clarence Ashcroft Hurrin. the banquet the evenings festi- Ldoi 0. Lotens'. 'i. - HOME Kcoxmucw vities were" transferred to the Mignon Barkf r. Ireta Harris gymnasium. Lou. so B'r.t, Mai garet Korda Miss Mary Bastow of the Art Carroll, Merle South wiclt Chapman, department has arranged an art Evelvn Espli't, Dora Culler, Felicia exhibit in the art rooms of the I in sle Hoggl". Helena' Jacobs, Intel Elve Maughan, The la petreson Jones, Mechanic Arts building. Ftevenson M Donald. Elua Wil,o exhibit is open to the public now lier. Verna LiUise Skaiuliy. Ailalmne and will be kept open in the after Pal her Bailey;. Una Jessie King Bar-letda Hev.von.l Blancne Mete'en-noons until after commencement Efitee Ensign Merrill. Uietta all, hours few a It will be opened Dudl v Memll com the and following M IENCK IN preceding MASTUt - Associated Press) ANGORA, Asia Minor, May 28 ( --- It Bv is announced that the Mos- government has suplied more artillery troops to Miista-phKemal Pasha the Turkish nationalist leader and a loan of live hundred thousand dollars in cow a, Russian Soviet Moslem geld. Iroops will join the Turkish na-- t ionalists in the Transcaucasia is the u port. JONES i., 1 mencement exercises on Sunday. WINS 1IOMK VtliehB Oliver Croats. GHAIIl !1N AT CLOSE OF MUCH GASOLINE IN TENNIS MATCH ON HAND NOW SUM Ml It hCHOOI. (By Associated Press) ST. CLOUD, Franco, May 28. (Bv Associated Press) Arnold Jones, American, WASHINGTON, May 28. Cousin, of France, in the first singles match of the wot Ids Gacoline stocks on April 30 were hard count tonis, championship the largest in the history of the in three straight rets. country as shown by figures of Laurmtz, of France, the pres- the Bureau of Mines made public Seven hundred fifty ent. hard court champion, defeat- today. ed Blanchy, Belgium. five million gallons were in stock ELmor Scars, of Boston, de- April 30 a net increase of forty two million gallons ever the prefaulted, and wont play. vious month. -- jlc-IVati- d STEAMOTOWNERS STANDING madamTcurie PAT - f By IS EXHAUSTED Associated Press) NEW (Bv Associated Press) YORK, Mav 28. The NEW YORK, May 28. MaAmerican Steamship Owners association stands 'pat on its posi- dame Marie Curie, tion that marine wages must be of radium arrived from'Pitts-burin an exhausted condition. slashed fifteen per cent. It will a g Plans for rign no agreements with the tour are held up. unions. . trans-continent- sea-oin- , al '!ECONOMICS II lii't.U I'.i.rh Harviv. Iliene I k'liieunies 1 It, retire Walker, Ruby KumuiHs, Agae-- s Lmdsay, Cariie LOgu, Jt,,b..ie Y..il CoiMiielTi-Cal- G. Henman Ge-icr- Sibivl l (By Associated 28. Eddie Rickenbacher left here at 6:30 for Dayton in an army plane borrowed from Chanute Field, Rantoul, Illinois, and piloted by Lieut. Woodridge. He will borrow another plane at Dayton and expects to reach Washington at two oclock. , i floodTccurs IN (By Associated Pijosb) SALT LAKE,' May 28. An up rising of the Utc Indians is feared '.as the resuit f the killing of an "Indian In' San Juan county in CANADA (By Associated Press) -- REGINA, Sask. May 28 Men and cattle were drowned and.resi dents are living oh the roofs of houses as the result of a flood of the Carrot river at, the Redearth Indian - reserve.- - Commissioner Graham sayp details are not now . available. V ", . snowfa"liT scenes as this could have been witnessed in trim planting time. JAPAN IN MONTANA WORRYING LLOYD-GEORG- (By Associated Press) E HELENA, May 28. Light snows are reported from widely NOTIFIES MINERS separated places in Montant. It is falling at Yellowstone. Billings has a low temperature but (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) LONDON, . May 28. Lloyd no snow, TOKIO, May, 28. Japan P concerned over' Chinas Jiability George Told the miners 'delega-(B- y to meet her financial obligations, tion that unless an agreement is Associated Press) ,e n?1I?e owners, HARVAvu iSTAbiu ..), Cam Her loans now amount to onejaed will be introduced to bridge, May 28. Califoria Uni-- hundred thirty five million yen AS A versity won the intercollegiate land unpaid interest runs up to compri arbitration in the coal been which has strike to-in pro four A track and field meet , several million yen. gross for two months, day. (By Associated Press) I e handed Later ANGORA, May 28. Musta-ph- a AIR SERVICE the miners and owners a a Sachir British Indian subJEALOUS OF a proposal calling for a member the ject formerly FOR FRANH ANYnN'gra(iual cains dwn of wages Turkish legation in London,of was vi reacheconomic is level unti an HIS WIFE HE publicly hanged as a py today, . ed. lie was the first person of allied (By Associated Press) nationality to be condemned in I HER SAN ANTONIO, May 28. 11! 1 1 Tuiky in many years, aiUMClllCrS EY61 The possibility of opening service aerial passenger , through r, he Gran? canyon, recommended S.-MWith Babes in DENVER"800 WOMENCHAMPS r,. May, ,w8 rortcr, aged eighteen a bride of a few months died today m the, PLAY TENNIS Freight Car o coudy hospita1 of wounds an inve,tigation. find fheted last night by her husband kndi fiddi and asccrtain air PROVO, May 28. Warmed J. D. T o; ter, of (By Associated lresa) fcprmgx conditions. by the1 heat from an improvised ST CLOUD May 28. Suzann at a local hotel. Porter then a fireplace, with . Lenglen, the French woman turned the gun on himself. Doe, . . baby peacefully sleeping in a singles champion, and Madam tors say ho will piobably die jgjjJ CflCRGIf in tucked away baby carriage defeated Mrs, Molla I Jealousy i5 raid to ho the cause one corner of the car. two men, Golding Jurstedt Mallory the America for the shooting. chiltwo small their wives and an womans "singles champion had been The Porteig separat-- ; dren arrived here yesterday in a Edith i of Boston Sigourney, (d two months and had come to car, bearing.' their refrigerator womens doubles tw in the Denver to attempt a reconciliaway to Los Angeles, Cal. J. E. D. June: tion said Mrs. Porters mothtr.i After walking eleven miles straight sets. defeated Lammien; American, Mrs. L. G. Nichols, of Elpaso, Colo.-two the from Florence,. HATTIESBURG. Miss,, Mr.v sets of in tw'o Belgium who occuticri straight aaojemm, in hand, the Rov. G, families boarded their sidedoor America While-th- WilPam Tildtn, the at Tullman Canyon City. S. Hannon. Methodist preacher, train .made a short stop at champion meets Flaqucr, c last night defied a masked mob BOY HOLDUP em- - Spain on Sunday. intent upon ftmovin" CVcv E Solder Summit, railroad f tothctral STOCK EXCHANGES LIKELY TO DIE pitalhere.' hC Mdhodi!t -- IS HANGED i'Don 1 SPY j ! Lloyd-Georg- tem-Jpora- ry j f ! I KILLS ..... , , , 5? in-;t- ! IS , GETTING ALARMED e (By Asst Mated Press) TARIS, May 28, The R government is alarmed of Thirty concentration at the divisions of P.xssian Soviet ticops southwest of Kiev. ( Bv Asso. istod prrgg) DENVER, May 28, 'V? h'SSuid?pr.nJd rn,?od PslcrdaVeut; , K. ioKot nnd dangerously id that mic of IV men former Union Pacific b.rake-- Sayer, aged nineteen, HOLIDAY man. Of RIGA, May 28. The Bolshe- Springs, was shot by the police vik forcing minister denies tHe last night in an alleged attempt concentration of Ripsriart Soviet to rob a drug store and has only HAVE E. wounded Idaho! Mrs. Mostly I am a Methodist preacher,, the doctor told the members '.f the mob as he rtood at the head troops at Border points and re - ja bare chance of life, physicians of a stairway, in charge of Hie' ports insurrections in ' various say. Alvin Cohen, sixteen was hospital and responsible for ;.iiji CHICAGO. My wheat ouctixty mne. - arrested as Sayers companion., m it. i provinces. (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) , 28.-M- , ' NEW YORK, May 28. Today is a holiday on the stock, cotton, metal, produce; coffee and sugar exchanges. All local markets - g Press) May ! Science S (Clide. RUMANIA HIS WAY CHICAGO, mi-ai- Alien ON , Bas- This afternoon the debaters PARIS, May 28. Concentrameet in the cafeteria and celetion of German troops at Brieg in a dinner after winning brate is near the Silesian border two of the debates particiaHbut a says dispatch. this year, and having in pated the honor of the affirmative BOLSHEViKIAID championship of the state, the TURKS 1920 Memorial Beautiful Arlington amphitheater was used for the first time since its dedication, In Washington exercises. General John J. Pershing Is shown making the principal address t an audienc which overflowed the massive uncovered bowl. Veterans of the Civil war were given prominent places among the listener. battle with peace officers trying to arrest him for stealing cattle. A message to Salt Lake says - , Mlft J.;. V.V J sheriff has called for help the asHeber MtMnlliiL hard I'ixion Using Huang ao. .uKhan and posses have left from Monti founder Morr.s, Seyed JafarRogers! cello and Blanding. The wires BOY SCOUTS PLANTING SOLDI KB MEMORIAL THEE Charles Price, David' White cut between Bluff and 'are Troop 7 in the act of pluming a trim In honor of Thorvul Logan Harmon. Nelson flank Ron ley i ho fell in I'raiiee. Scouts are taught to build living monuments AGKM I L I t LAE that will eominomorHle the excellent service of those for whom the) are ENGINEERING James built as well as make our surroundings more beautiful. Many sueb Stanley Rodin Anderson, ( THE ' Han-Morg- Rov Barker, Joseph Garfield .ra tow, Geotge D. wec lvd", Hit i Jertnan, Charles ( oulsen . W. Wright, Wallaee V.ayman, Gaidner, Howard McDonald. liPS RIGHT of B; g (By Associated Press). PARIS, r port. con-tiniin- annual gradu- v -- nut I military reinforcements drawn from units now in the foreign service, says an authoriativc re- enty-eightl- in New York. fluctuations, R. E. Smith, grain University ColBaccalaureate in the supervisor of U. S. bureau of lege Chapel Sermon is Mabey markets testified today before also expected toGovernor be present to adthe senate agriculture committee dress the assembly. The address to tile graduates will at a hearing on the Tincher bill to regulate exchanges. Market be delivered Mondav morning by Bean William. H I.eary of the prices he said were entirely School of Law of the. University of controlled by big speculators at Utah. times The witness said he The giaduaitng class of 1921 graduates could not say what effect a lim- consists of seventy-foudegrees of Bachelor of Science itation of trading would have on with and one with the degree of Master (By Associated Press) The govof sterncriminal involving tw The Reparations Account By Issuing Two Hundred Millions in Bofids Biggest Part of Which Are Payable WASHINGTON, May 28 al mg exercises at the ( tali AgriculSpeculative operations of trad- tural College begin tomoirow morners on the grain erchanges are ing at eleven o'clock when President the chief cause of excessive price Brimhall of the Btighani Young of Provo delivers the DUBLIN May 28. The crown forces blocked off a large area 'surrounding the Dublin house this morning with barbed wire entanglement'3 and began an exhaustive search of houses. prices. LONDON, May 28. ernment plans a policy er repression of the element in Ireland On College Resume of Chapel The Past Years Work and List of Graduates President Brimhall Addresses Grads. By Them. (By Associated Press) LONDON, May 28. There is some likelihood of the extension of martial law to the whole of Ireland except Ulster. ' The initiative rests with General Sir Ncvil MeReady, military commander of Ireland. at Exercises Jy, 1 will be closed Monday, I |